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Avmage DaRy Net Pren Run n » Worn ■oam The Weather ■ei>«wfcer *7, IM i Mostly lair aisl cool tonight becoming ckMidy toward morn­ * ing. Lmv in the 40s. Tomorrow 15,775 ctoudy with chance ot continu­ Umichemer— d City o f ViOage Chmrnt ing atn dsfveloptng. High to TO. VfflL. LXXXIX, NO. 1 (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) BIANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 ASyertWee ea IU|e M) PRICE TEN CENTS

Labor Crisis Is Grave By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Strtking gmve diggers dslayed funerals, traffic poHcemen GI Service Club Probe left RBhxm dilvera to their own devices and alrtlne demanded more time to beautify themselves in siueadlng la­ bor unrest through Britain and Italy. Two miUior. Italian workers were on strike or preparing for walkouts in the metal, construction, elsctiica] and chemi­ \ cal Industries. Elngllah gravediggers Joined hundreds ot gaihage men and Reveals Bribes, Threat ” **> workers in walkouts and forced postponement of six fu­ nerals today at Streathem, a London suburb. "We sympathiie wtih the moumera, but there was no al­ WASHINGTON (AP)— ternative for us," said Gkoige Rlchea, one of 20 gmvedlggera Bribe offers and threats of who struck at the Oarratt Lane Cemetery, one of England’s death were received by largest. UwMd J. TomUel ■«th Tucker Army personnel probing "I bring home otdy IS pounds (flS.20) In a qdst week,” T« w b G n k Tewn Treasurer charges of rakeo^ and Riches said. "We are asking for a baste rate of 20 pounds.” kickbacks in operation of servicemen’s r e c r e a t ion clubs, an officer testified today. O kf L. Anderson ttX -' L t Col. William L. Board of Education L t . CM. R etd. George sajd he received Jam es C. BayUss McGovern many anonymous threaten­ Director ing phone calls during the three months between the arrest of one sergeant and Nixon Viet Policy his conviction for stealing 0 A Boy, A D^^ A Boat slot machine proceeds. HARTT’ORD, Conn. (AP) — l#72 Democratic presidential &ene in a Stonington, Conn., hari^or sunset drama­ "One In particular which I re­ nomination, also charged Preal- member most vividly happsnsd tizes the end of another boating se^on in New c^ ed Instead of dent NUon with "a ^icy of re- about 2 :30 in the morning DEMOCRATIC England. (AP Photofax) fuUlU^ hla jo treat from responsibiUty." the caller said: 'Tou’rs dsad, )Tou bastard you,’ and hung up," "has apparently decided to pur- , “‘tnilntatratlon, he said George told the Senate’s psrma- chase pubUc paUence by succes- understand the scope nent investigations eubcommtt- alve, carefully timed, token our toe. withdrawals of our troops." problems. ‘Long Live Mao!^ _ Tile forces for chanse are as He said his family also was In a spee^ prepared for the strong today as they have ever threatened, but added that nei­ m iting of the Assoclat- been, and those who would deny ther he nor any member ot the M M ^agl^ Editors, the their exlrtence are the real fam ily was hurt. Y ell 500,000 Chinese DaxoU Democrat said threat to our naUonal security." The subcommittee, of which S "luere^ every indication the u , . . . ^ Sen. Abraham Rlblcoff, D- TOKYO (AP) —Communist Chou, Chen and Kang rank China’s top five leaders stood on admlnlsti^n ta more sensitive i Pobited to such domestic Cohn., is acting chairman, la in- Just below Mao and Lin in Com­ Sgt. Maj. William O. Wooldridge, first man ever named as Army Sergeant- vaatlgatlng chargas that aoma the red walls of Peking's For­ to the wldibs of Oen Thlitii “ overcrowded schools, munist China’s hierarchy. major, listens to testimony today before the Senate investigations sul>commit- of the Arm y'e top eergeanis arho bidden City today above a half (South Vietnaihese prudent) ®’‘***^ highways, rising farm Lin, 82, delivered the keynote tee. (AI’ Photofax) managed cluba throughout the mlUlon Chinese shouting: "Long address, a nine-minute appeal than to th e^ ^ V ^ cm- T ' aens that the war ^nded now. STif. ^ world had received hundreds of IWe Chairman M ao!” for unity, loyalty to Mao, and that those to whom the leader- thousands of dollars In a a William E. Fitzgerald Towering over the 20th anni­ continuing struggle against T h e^ maneuvers will not ship hem pemk^. and some who Robert F. Ferni Tremors Hit S. Africa spectrum of schemes. D irector versary celebration of the na- "American imperialism and w rk. The longer we linger, the aspire to leadership, feel that One arttneas Tussday asttn^l- Board of Education VOTE tloo be founded was Communist (the Soviet Union’s) social longer we r e ^ to break with the time is not right for «>lu- TULBAGH. South Africa ed tha takeoff from ^ ot M a ­ party Chairman Mao Tse-tung, imperialism." the policies of the past, the long- tions to these problems " (AP) — Minor tremors rock­ Rheault Never chines alone at 8880,000 a S o t , 75, whose appearance again be­ Quoting from Mao’s works, er we shall be enmeahed in the Th« i. •• u ed the Tulbagh region north He also said a live lion luM ax- lied widespread rumors that he Lin said: "If others don’t attack futile waste ot our blood and k. . ^ whether we of Cape Town today but penaiva Itema of fumitura arare was either dying or dead. us, we will not attack others. If treasure In Southeast Asia-per- tn Lt lu caused no damage or casual­ given by favor-aaekara./ ties tn the tent aettiementa Mao smiled, waved and shook others attack, we shall counter- haps next in Huaiand." of refugees left homelesa by Knew Slain Spy tleorga, who afTw/a major the hands of dignitaries as thou­ atiack." Hs made no mehUon'of McGovern, a perrirtent critic “ v ^ 3 ^ when asaignod as ^ b officer of U.S. Involvement In Vietnam ^ ^ administration is South Africa’s worst quake sands of marchers turned the the two nuclear tests the Atomic fur tha MUi InfantW Division at Energy Oommlselon says China and a possible contender for the (See Psge FSor) In 87 yean Monday night. TRAVIS AIR FORCE BABE, Intelligence Agency, for eecurt- vast square below him Into "a Callf. (AP) — The toiler ly reasons, declined to let lla Augsburg, astUnsiM tha ssr- 'sea of red flags,” Peking Radio detonated in the past week. gsanU’ take at ttw n 8800.000 to Lin pledged that Communist Green Beret commander In agenU testify. He said the CIA fTyjy, asdd. ICao did not address the Vietnam said today .he dlAi’t action precluded a fair_ irial. _ 8400,000M«>,0(» a ysa^yea^ from six non- • crowd. China will support the "people’s b .b - . 11— .. ------commlaatoned struggle throughout the world," know the all.g«lj vi.tiiamsae Wlth’Rh.auU.'oi V.nei^rt Ha- Btandlng at Hao’a side was Including the Arab "struggle double agent h« and seven of hla yen. Maas., were Capi Robert ^ ^ Munich, his oCHcially designated succes­ against imperialism and neoco­ nvan ware soOuaed of kiUing and p Marasco 2T Bloomflald “ * "** «>»*■•«» a sor, Defense Minister Un Piao lonialism." The crowd Inter­ thsre had been such a n .J ; MaJ. iM m ^ C who also has been reported crit­ rupted his address with frequent . j c 2 9 J«ff«raorv fl C ■ M l offRt^d brlbM, and foL ically ill, Prem ier Chou En-kU "That is oorract," Ool. Robert oaUd Crew, MOedar Ra^d. by unkno^ parsons whan api^use and cries of "Long live he was assign ed to monitor slot and Politburo members Chen Chairman M ao!" Peking Radio B. RheauU deolaiad when asked lowa; Oapl. L e l^ J. Biumley! P»-ta and Kang Sheng, Peking at a iMwa oonfarence If ha da- 27, Duncan. Okla.; Capt. Budea machlAe money al ana club In ' :t \ Radio said. (See Page Four) nled there had been a kiUlng. e . Williams, 27. AUiena, Os. • Munhtti. "No." he said when asked If and CW02 Edward M. Boylr, :o. 'rita grpae procaads o f Ihs ACTION gambling machlnaa had alippad he had known the person a of New York n ^ a n described as the "al- Ail had be«, charg«l with from 890,000 to 84,000 a ntoolh. X u , . A i r /• ,*/ lif Hope Stirs: Rirti^l, 48. also was asked if SJUjlL ^ In^tuJi'aJ^'Iiud^ PhyDis Jackson Mary E. Le Due U» all je d double ugwu, Thai for Boyle and Bgt. l.C. AMn L. "^jS^'w e^T S e^l^ three Board of Education D irector Khao Ohuyen, wae conne.-t«i In Smith Jr.. 41. of Naplee, Fla. monuir^or mv m a ^ O w ^ a ^ wa^ with l•r«Sdem Thleu" Sinllh was aboard a separata 21“ ^iU^kln^^ of uit'thrSltato Hanoi POW Policy Urtnk thin m iflit night to the Unltad lltAtea, after him In IMS hav^ resultedl^iMniltstgl In thef Is a itweaeecase tv^le%^being a.a_his departure a ______from . . . ' Vietnam The arrest Georgs referred to brought against you 7' was delayed In processln| "Thars was no cdnclualvc evi­ was that of S.ggt. Bdarard TEAM May Be Changing dence that tits Individual was (Ses Page ElgM) Jones, who oommittse aides ever killed ahd there is certain said was senlanosd to on# year WASHINGTON (AP) — North Dallas, Tex., trying to find out ly no Indication anywhere that of hard labor after admittliw hs. had taken money from slot ma­ Vtetnam’a wllUngness to see whether their husbcuids are the alleged victim was connect- chines. wives of Impriaoned U.S. aerv- dead or alive. to adth Praaldant Thleu In any hoeokea la being viewed here as w ay," the oolonal said. Ofixrgs described aleo what While North Vietnam’s atti­ Spy’s Widow he told was a 8700 night on the a hopeful sign Hanot may be Rhaault and six of the seven tude toarard such private meet­ wwr ^S aaa K"m sponsored In part by Igt. re-evaluatiiig its prisoner of war ings may prove to be of no sig­ other Green Bereta involved In W n i*Y 1 A S n P II Ma). William O Wooldridge. poUcies. nificance, any aign of movement the case returned to the DnUad YT UFllB II became the flrsl ser- Pentagon tgflcials also indl- on the POW problem is encour­ States from Vietnam to this CU- Ifomla base near San Francisou —^ e 1 1 B g 1 « geant major of the Army. oate belief the North Viet­ aging, Pentagon officials say. K l|| |-N^w»cixx|* Wooldriige has been named as namese move la a reaction to a "They have had an indefensi­ the day after the Army dropped one of the leadere tn the eear Nfaoon administration campaign ble world position," commented murder charges against them. uplr^^cy. to focus international attention one official involved In day-to- They headed for ,,their homes ^OON (AP) -The weeping ueoige said he bellsvad the on the handling of American day dealings with POW matters. ahortly afUr tits pliui^ set down widow of a susperted Viet- ^ witertalnment POW s. "It has been not only wrong but and an Army s^esman mid namiM double agent aJIagedly „m e from the noncommla- DEMOCRATIC also not smart. Now they may all would get lOKlay leaves ' Tliis aaseament came after alaln by American Green BereU lUooed offlcere’ club In Munich be looking for a way to ease Tha oolonel said he baHeved demanded an explanation of her North Vietnamese diptomats in the incident "would better be huaband’B death at the U.S. Em (See Page Pour) Paris said Tuesday that would ^ themselvea out of the fire.” North Vietnam may be hold­ forgotten ... so long as people baasy today end threatened to receive a new group of Ameri­ remember that w« were exoner­ kill haraelf and her children "eo Walter E. Schardt, MD. Anthony Pietrantonio can women seeking Information ing as many as 900 Americans, mort of them fliers toot down ated." He setsd as spokeomen the arhoie world arill know about Board o f Education D irector about husbanka missing the for the others during a seven- this m atter." war. •hiring the air war. The nuntber is uncertain because Hanoi ------mlnuU sessionw«„ ...nramen wUh newsman "My husband came aouth Nuclear Test Only a few days earUer the steadfastly has refused to pro­ here after a flight from Vietnam looking tor freedom end democ North Vlatnameae delegation vide a name list—an act which aboard a chartered Jetliner that racy and the help of the Amari- liad for the first time met with hrouglit 219 persona here. cane," ahe cried to tero Amert- CaUed‘Safe’ four other American wives from (See Page ElgM) Rheault said be, tha five other °on poltUcal offtceni In the cm officers snd two. enlisted men h*a»y garden —nvm Amerteans ANCHORAGE, Aiaeka (APi did not know Thai Khac Chliyen. Mllsd him and won't Uke the . uov.Gov. KmtnKeith Miller aayusays he he' hi 1 their alleged vlcUm He msieted respofislbimy TTwy must either the bucIm t test scheduled there was no erldsBCe that the reepfetslbiluy for bis Thursday on Amchitka Isleiid in man had been kilted. death or my death." tn, esrthquakv-prone Aleutian Girh Can Drink at Bars: Rheeull said he could not un- Eariier, Phem Kim Den, 29, chain le free of danger. <*errtaiid why the muider end met with the two officer* Inalde | mjiy. convinced if# a Some Headaches Expected Theyre Up at AP conspiracy chargee were filed carried s 14-month-utd baby m i, teet aiid the! It le tn the Howard Benedict, left. Associated Press aerospace writer and John Iluricka, agalnM them. in her arms inteivat of the Untied By UNDA SHILUNO trurton upon one of the last male AP photographer, last night were honored for distinguished journalism. They Army Secretary Stanley K She prvamled the offlcere gmUs' eecurlty and dafeMe." Of The llartteid Ttinee bastions of society. But he does were given plaques and .^500 cash prizes at the AP Managing Editors' Oinven- Rcaor announced Monday the with a peUlkm written tn Vtet- uuier declared, Bolden H. Schaffer Frank Stainler anticipate some awfcaranl' mo- chargee agalnrt all eight had namese and addraaaed to 0w But hundrede itimgreetl. In- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — tion at the Hartford Hilton. See stories on Page 19 ^ been dropped after Ihe Central U S ambasaailar It said cludlns CaiwtUan slutonU who Director The b^nd atniek up "Hello, Dol­ pients until Oonnecticut resi­ Board of Education dents get used to the practice. "Now that the IncldeM has pUaiuKi proUst iki mnnelrettniw ly," the bartender put a free " I think there arlll be some happened that way. 1 would like on the U S border today. Many battle of champagne on the bar to ask you, Mr Ambassador, as other peraoia exp rrasd fOar and a hotel official pulled out headatoee at fint," he said. "One man arlll bring- hie wife a ropresentstlve of the Ameri­ that the one-megatan under­ the chair. Board of Education Director and another guy at the bar win can government tn Vietnam, to ground blaM tn the aeUenically It was 12.-01 a.m. and I answer to us exactly the cir- Alan D. Thoams Rkhaid WyHo make a pass at her and are'U ‘What W ill My Friends Say?’ active area would touch off an perebsd on a bar stool in the hare a problem. It wiU be bod cumstanoee surrounding my earthquake and tidal wavs or Rib Room of the HoM America fo r a wiiUe. but they arUl get hueband's death. spew nuUallun into the air and as otie o f the fliat women in used to it. -'Also I would 4IIm to request water. \ OoaxMctlcut to sit at a bar — "In this hotel it might not ttot you let us know how you Japiut and Chnada haw filed This Ad Sponsored by the Democratic Town Committee, legally. make as much difference." he Asked Black Gal in White Skin will treat us because | think proceeU____ w jlh' Ihs U.S. govern- Roger Negro, IVcas. Piwriouely, under etate law. \ said. "Ifost of the people here your silence has lastM a hit too mmeni wotnen had to remain 98 inches 'LOS ANOBUBS (AP) — Pau­ cent of her body with the only en burn caeae and ft pralM«ed come from all over the country ksig already.’’ Oangraaomau from Aiaeka. Iran any bar anleee they were line Price sarofce ecreamlag, her skin avaUsbIe at Uie time, from Ufa In alt but two. and they are used to ladies sit­ nightgown abtase. Mrs Deo said Ihe slaying of Hawaii and Chiitortoa and noo- working behind It or aerrlng ' a white male corpse. Burgeooa under the dtiwctlon ting at the bar. But the local She ran into Iba yard, a bu- M ie Price was the ftrrt hu­ her toueband- Thai Khac Chuyvn gowemmeat ertentleM appear- «eif treated with ribonucleic acid of what remalnod of Mra. animal." agalnM the blast, and Chairman beamed "How doee it feel to There arere no awkward mo­ her afcla was burned away that (RNAl as a way of combatting ments last night. All the men Price’s akin to repair boms Mra Den added that If the J.W. Fulttoghs, D-Arfc.. said be the flret lady to eft at a bar mgbt of April 94. 19S4. A graft the process that maksa the body at tbe bar arare from out-of-state offered her only hope for life. •howed. on her neck and arms 11-9- and Vietnamese aUUwrttlea Ttweday be would ask President hi OtaBDeeticat?” rejert foreign Uasua. and laga. But Umts wasn’t and oooldn’t quite see what the Mra. Prtce is a Negro. TIThen (fcj not intervene, she wtS Uke NUon to halt the lent, > Pxabin, imllke some bar own- Dr. Weldon Joilry. Lome Lin­ enough for tha reel of her body tafg fum arms about. toe came out of euigery. simoft da University mlcroblaloglst her ease to the United Natlens. T h e WhHe Houm Mk> Ntxon on and maasgen In the slate, half her eUa wae white. So to par cent of tbs grafted ”1 wont frtedom and Justlee, egriee with Ihs toergy doesn’t object to the female In- (• M P n g ol who orginated the technique, *) / Doctors hod covered to per anys hs atoce baa used It in aev- (H«* Page IWrty-Nlae) (I \ (Sen Pnge TMvty-NiM).

> P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 Vernon Columbia South Windsor P A G E TH R E E MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwpld on Bridge On Staying Young: Just Keep . g u i d e **...... Republicans Issue A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS FBOTECr TRUMP SUIT lists Due Monthly Guidance Nights AND THEATERS. W H E N IN TH E BOIHMJB NORTH Wrinkles Ofif Your Heart 1$ Open 6 Days Every Week The Year 'Round— Thursday Nights till 9 Th«st rutingt •opiy to fifma A 973 10-Point Program ' On T axable rolees^ after Nw 1.1988 By ALFRED BHEINWOLD ____ B y H A L BOYUB bles erf younger people than Due at Edwards School Now that the 'weather’s a. bit i? A 6 5 NBW YORK (AP> — Who’s rlrtve them away by .giving Timothy EMwards School of­ by Republican Town Chairman THIS SEAL cooler, we can play move O QJ 1083 erf, losing youth? them pemtifical aelvioe. A Republican platform con- penent on the path to penli- candidate Frank McCoy and his As to school planning and Taxable proi>erty must be ly Guidance Nights from 6 to 100 Constitution Plaza in Hart­ the Motion Picture Code danger of getting overheated ♦ J 8 A AKQ 1052 hes reaerfieel 29—and many In tlexi, yeiu believe something e»n fellow candidates pledge to c a r-' building, McCoy said the Re- filed by Nov. 1, according to 10 beginning on the evening of ford and 36 Oakland Rd. in of Self-Regulation. aiid exploding if he picks the O 197 I? 4 berfh sexes who are even young- ^ ne to save it befeire It gets ry out, was isued today. publicans have already exhibit- the Board of Tax Assessors. Oct. 18. Wapping, Rittenband has a long i] Suggeatad for GENERAL wrong tim e o f the yeeu* fbr his O K652 O 97 er. ^ ^ there. 4 1862 The Republican pledge to the ed foresight and common sense Lists are filed on a form sup­ These evenings are open to record of experience in state audiences. exercise. See if you can work 7543 So intense is the worship of ^***“ h « h anything that hap- plied by the assessors approv­ all parents, but are specifical­ and local government. up a sweat over today's hand, SOUTH citizens of Vernon conslsta of by fighting for the construcUon ^ Suggested for MATURE youth that they fear their devel- 5 ^ remind you of some- 10 promises to continue to: of the 39-room Vernon Center ed by the State Tax Commis­ ly intended to assist those par­ News of Servicemen taken from “Hold Our Bridge ♦ 64 eudlencee (perentel discre­ oplng maturity as If it were a h^»pened before, it is Seek the highest quality of Elementary School rather than sion and call for listing any ents who cannot make appoint- Airman Donald W. Bragg, son HamM,” by Charles J. Solomon O K Q 10832 tion sdvieed). a plague of yean. P““ ****® and then to education for the tax dollar; ^ M-nxnn school taxable property both real and ments with the guidance coun- of Syril D. Bragg, 442 Oakland and Bert Wilson. O A 4 R**cidng 30 today is as big a pointing out the re­ Implement greater use o f the Elxpandlng on this, he said, personal located in Columbia as selors during school hours. Rd., Wsqiplng, has completed \Si RESTRiCTEO — Persons South dealer. ♦ A Q 9 of Oct. 1, 1969. mental hurdle to them as reach- schMls and other plant and Democrats on both the Board Parents au-e ad'vlsed to make basic training at Lackland AFB, under 16 not sdwIHSd. un­ Both sides vulnerable. South West North East tag 40 was a generation ago, or succeeded in making Ward Rosebrooks, chairman advance appointments by call- Tex. Education and the Board of iats accompanied by parani Opening lead — Jack of 1 ^ Pass 2 0 2 A 50 warn in the earty * new friend for ev- of the Board of Assessors says, Ing the school. a 1969 graduate of South Spades. W U , *299 ’THESE DAYS? Representatives, opposed the or aduit guardian. 3 ^ Pass 4 17 A ll Pass part of this century ery two you’ve tort through a»e tadustrial Park, larger »chooI amj this resulted "Until such time as the town Other evenings scheduled for Windsor High School, he has West leads the jack of spades, has a town office building which this program include Nov. 20, been assigned to Sheppard Paraona undar 16 not ad­ -me trouble with this cult of in a delay in in s tr u c tio n and and East overtakes w i^ the for the senior citizens. will offer the necessary security Jan. 15, Feb. 19, March 19, and a FB, Tex., for training in the mitted. Thii age raatriction the trick. I f Blest then leads a prevented the entire school queen just in case West's card Pto!2L‘to^ ,lL ‘‘J ^ “ If you hear someone else com- Also develop and employ a for tax records, the lists must April 16. _ civil engineering field. may be higher in certain happens to be a singleton. East fourth spade. South ruffs low. discover 4pnma scene stealers.. .and SAVE! from being ready this fall. solution for local traffic prob­ be filed.” araaa. Chack theater or continues with the ace of spades If West then overruffs, dummy "The construction of the 15 Abe E.*MlUer Pait*188 Amer- ^^^an l.C. J^™ y M^- lem s especially at Vernon Olr., He added that assessment advartiting. and then the king. can win with the ace of trumps. Lafayette Clr., and the Grove extra rooms saved the town work no longer begins in Ican Legion wlU hold an out- "■ “ Print.d Bt'a puW>c amvica ITie. average declarer works South can then easily draw the from ^ ro o m shortage this yea r oetober and ends when the ab- ing at the Blast and Cast Club ‘“ .7*1“ '® St.-Elast Main junction; work by this A*wtD«pei himself into a lather at this trumps and claim the rest of and how young it re- .ay heUo to a rtranger. aind" from------the expenditure------of tomorrow evening at 6 .Mem- ^B, Gr^a^ i^t h^ with state authorities to help stract is complete in January, trick. He fingers the ten of the tricks. thousands of dollars for land bers planning to attend should ff^ned the USAF Outstanding „ You’d rather be called bv alleviate the commuter's prob as has been in the past. It is hearts and the queen of hearts, Dally q/MmOou a wrtaMed heart or your flnt name than addree^ lem s on 1-84; continue to devel- acquisition and construction o f Unit Award, He will wear a a continuing process. call committee chairman trying to choose which card to Partner opens with 1-NT (16 mtod makes you older than a as "mister,” auar^sea op recreational areas through- ^^C oy said. distinctive service ribbon to "Assessment of property Joseph Lavlgne, 939 Foster St., THEATER TIME play on the king of spades. to 18 points), and the next play­ wrinkled face. Certainly a fel- i« ^ / out the town The Republican promise to mark his affiliation with the strive to bring re- taxes is an exclusive function or Adjutant Robert Rose, 549 The ten of hearts will be high er paosea. Ton hold: Spades, •- low vrito has become a stuffed ^ ® * 1 S ? I ^ c a l ; continue to closely scrutinize all Ellington Rd. unit. SCHEDULE development to a successful of the town. It provides approx- enough if Blast happens to have 7-8; Hearts, A-S-5; Dbunonds, ■hirt at20 is more of an old fogy conclusion; have a foreslghtel budding whUe per cent of aU^rtate Rittenband Named His group was cited for ex­ 50 the Jack. But if West has the q-J-19-8-8; an bs, K-1*. than one o f 55 who is stUl fresh « m osVdays you approach to school planning and ahead toward the revenue, and statutes Richard M. Rittenband, a ceptional meritorious achieve­ C in em a ------Last Summer, Jack of hearts South probably What do you sayT and unset In his ways. mon things to be glad building, and to expand police " school n^ds. determine what property la well-known political public re­ ment in support of rescue and 2:00, 7;00, 9:05. consldenB ruffing with the queen Answer: Bid 3-NT. Since you Tour true age is told more by protection to keep pace with the News of Rervloemen lations specialist, has been clean-up operations following an taxed and what is exempt. It East Hartford Drive-In — of hearts. Then he will be safe ha've 10 points in high cards you your attitude than by your birth , “ . ^ tUngs^e true of you, growing town. Marine Pfc. Larry W. Ziem- named public relations director aircraft accident nedr Thule is the assessors’ duty to have Dracula Has Risen, 7:30; It, if the Jack of hearts is singje- know that the combined count eak on other platform pledges nam. ertv Is Bsseseed fnirlv and equal­ Sitter, 7:30 Fountain of Love, the queen, West's General Features Ootp. It la poeslble for you to listen in the weeks to come. Seaman ' Appren. Kenneth P. ly. To accomplish this, we have 9:00. Bolton jack becomes set up for a later to ah idea advanced during a McOoy said he thinks most Olander, U6CX3, son of Mr. and be sure that the values es- State 'Iheatre— Dr. Zhivago, Traditional 90” Sofa and Love Seat 1*0 trump trick. South eventually business conference by a young- im m nTiicati: a line o f conununication to their that It is presently being pro- Guard Training Center, Cape "T o assess real estate, the Mansfield Drive-In —Short are making decorating news: they’re versa­ S o U Pricod doesn’t ruff the third spade at vided at a comparatively low MSay, N.J. valiK! Is baaed uoon the fair Scheduled for the Weekend Subjects, 7:10; Vixen, 8:45; M ON. tln a TBM. president if a bill, now befbre tile. easy to arrange - and they provide all. He should discard the low On the da)rs when you can’t the Senate is passed, says Sen cost per pupil. During his elg^t-week train- ...erkrt, value which In Columbia Finders Keepers Lovers Weep­ 7 iM - 8:40 3 pc. Early American extra seating space! This elegant Tradi­ It's going to be a big week­ will run from 1 to 7 p.m. Satur­ diamond, allowing East to win SAT. Mid SUN. find a pair of garters to hold up Abraham Rtbtoott "O M pite inflation and the Ing period he received Instruc- ii Vviaed at the present time un­ ers, 7:80. tional grouping features hand tufted end in Bolton. The Class of 1970 day and fromf 1 to 5 p.m. Sun­ SrtO-8145-0 tfO-TrtO-SlM _ your socks, you can go to work oontlnulng financial burdens tlon on military customs and til the re-assessment on the val- day, with refreshments served Cinema I — Alice's Restau­ And “ the president, if he is Urethane foam backs and Rich-Lux rever­ will hold Its second fall carnival .without losing your self-coirfi- *299 iios which w ere established in rant, 2:00, 4:80, 7:00, 9:80. Style Living Room Group placed on the local school sys- traditions, seamanship, m ilitary on Sunday. Last year's show |denoe. to successfully define a compre- sible cushions. All pieces covered in a 1962, the date of the last lo­ Friday night and all day Satur- Cinema I I —Fimny Girl, 2:00, ^ li/ WINDSOR hensl've fed er^ conservation pol- terns by legislation, we will drill, swimming and weapons produced entries from all over You can still luxurious damask, and fully skirted,, to cal re-aasessment,” ^he ^ d . 8 :00. I Ptay a better Oonnectiout Denwerat All the comfort and casual good looks of hold our costs down while ex- training. the state. Fred Clark from WOW — NOW' ^ game of gin complete the fine furniture look. "These values have.. risen , .from Etolton Art Club will hold its rummy than aaid ISonday in a speech pte- Colonial styling are yours in this Uving room. Wethersfield is the Judge this DIofc VoB Dylm .bridge. Sale Priced 10-15 per cent since then,” he annual fall exhibit Saturday and year. me Kind o< N o t” (M ) Tiw. .H-i. 1 .V ^ pared for the Senate, ” muat There’s the big 90" pillow arm sofa And said, "and In some cases more, Sunday afternoons in the Corn- Any artist who has not yet Electric Shock Fatal ilss: James Garner ,1^ «»v lc e of and counsel matching wing chair in an Early American Vernon so that the owners of real es­ ■ think o f you as a graying wolf, munity Hall. The ladies of St. eniereaentered butout wouiawould likeuke to10 shouldsnomo BRIDGEPORT (AP) __ Ray- “Bnppsrt Tour Local Patty D u k e of Americans from all waUaa of inspired print that’s Scotchgard* treated tate here are beneflttlng at the ColO' t'y OeliiM ' but don’t yet regard you as a life.” Fine furniture is so affordable when you Maurlce Church will also Join appear at the Community Hall mond Schelbel, 40. of Stratford dirty old man, and they still sus­ plus a tweed chair in a Scotchgarded co­ preaent tim e for the base used.” RirUcoCf and Sen. Bktward use our "Magic Circle Credit Plan '7 Custodians, School Panel "When assessing autos we use the fesUvitles with a fashion between 6:80 and 8 p.m. Friday, received a fatal electric shock pect you’re having an occasion­ ordinated color. Each piece features solid "how at Flano's Restaurant Fri Fashions will be from Pan­ MXsdde, IMgaine, are cospon­ a achediIau- x^- catBe poUution ot the had to art UP a pr*clng sched­ Co. lineman, was working atop ity to bid for the job. Callahan cam lval, set up In the fields Council of Catholic Wom- you wear haven’t oceans and shorelines. the Board of Education con­ ule. BV>r boats we uae a boat dl- r 1 replied that the committee's a utility pole at the time. ^ become so dull and drab that. If tends that skill and ability rectorv and hop- to «ret a com­ and parking lot beside the <*aughters wiU be judgment was made on a valid . you q>iU something on them the ------^------plete card file by the uae of school, had an air of authentlcl- those modeling. Tickets CASANOVA should be conaiuered first in ihu spot goes unnoticed. basis. ty about It, In spite of the fact ^ available at the door, appomiiiieni 01 a nuau custoui- boat Blips filled out by the tax- . You retain at least one leftov- Town Counsel Abbott that It had never been done be- Bulletin Board I ► an ana the custoolan’s union nnvers, because It Is only ’’ er bad habit that makes you Schwebel remarked that the through complete initormatton O"® expected to hear Th® Board of Education will RESTAURANT WANTED contenos senloniy siiouiu be me i'wo men turned down were not - worry about iriiether you’re ♦h-t we can fairly assess,assess," drivers urging their *ts regular monthly meet- BO UTB SS Oppb Om m . GMf lani TALOOTTVIL14B Clean, Late Model \ coiuiueration. qualified. "Skill and aUlMy ;■ ruining your health. Rosebrooks said.’ teams on to greater efforts. ing tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the DRIVE-IN The oifierences of opinion oome firrt. then comes senior­ new eiemerttary school office. DAILY SPECIALS I Perhaps you’ve become notl- USED CARS were aired at a hearing uist ity," he said. He al«o said that farm equip- **®Z?“ ‘* “ *®, "®''“*®*n®nt area, , ceably thicker through the mid- ment has developed to such an , ,, carnl:^! will run from 6 The Conservation Commission night at the office of tiie super­ Attv. Schwebel will 'write a WIDNB 8 DAT: ;; region, but when you take a Top Prices Paid extont that; it iuifi &. nj4» p.rn. Friday with a liv6 will hold its postponed meeting intendent of schools. decision for the aporoval of the H E L D O V E R ! . deep breath you measure more seisable value ^ go^ beyond ® big block dance. It tomoirow n l^ at 8 In the Com- For All M^esT %Jr 'I'he board recently appointed Grievance Oomm'(*'‘ ce. 'The de­ VEAL PARMESAN DINNER $175 ; around the chest than the waist. the allowable farm execptlon. ® « P m. HaU fireplace room. 2nd BIG W E E K ! Babastian Huggiero os huuu cue- cision w ill state that the other There will be a general meet­ At a cocktail party you don’t CARTCR CHEVROLET Therefore a pricing schedule ’m U B S D A T : toulan at Rockville High School. two (Novak and Regina) were ing of the Boltzm Cooperative 'clu ster In a com er with all the was ertabUshed and the excess iTv**'® '"^'*‘’6® 18 games of In Order To Aeoonmodote CO., INC. The other ciutoolans objected ndt qualified for the position. Nursery tomorrow at 8 p.m. in -other old-timers and mutter value Is assessed to the tax- many prises, and The H«aidreds Thnied SPAGHEHI & MEATBALLS $1.25 12S9 Main St. and took thuir grievance to the Schwebel said If they had been * about bygone days. payers. three rides, a fenis wheel, .the Education ,, Building __ in. Bol- Away Lost Washend union. Two other custodians al­ the onlv two aoplvlng, (he com„ FRIDAY: ' You’d rather share the trou- Phone 049-5S86 "New instruction requires "^mUng cages and chair legedly took the tests, written mlttee ■would have had to look two assessors for measuring and P*"i®"- Refreshments will be . " ** ISSHEWOIMN... and oral. One of the two others, elaewhere. The decision has to FISH & CHIPS $1.25 consulting with property own- Umes, and there bo rendered within five days OR J U H I U I P Joseph Novak, claims he turn­ ers." he sold. wUl be a comfortable place to at 8 in the SA’TD R D A Tt ed in his written exam but Dr. ■’ft"r the hearing. The Grievance Oommittee has ■•Mapping of the town has ^ “ “ “ f ®*” “ - of - Wapping WiU demonstrate. Romsdell, superintendent, sold been in progress for the past “ *P ™>nated by W. H. Preuss TENDERLOIN DINNER It was never found. been empowered to act On be- Everyone interested is welcome. h‘>lf of the etitirc Boaid of iwo years. A tremendous There will also be a According to Dr. Ramsdell S U N D A Y : . EdutxiUon. If union membera amount of research has been " white elephant and O. O. May, who is supervi­ Manchester Evening Herald not satisfied with the de necessary for us to correlate LASAGNA DINNER WAIT! Bolton (wrrespondent, Cleme- $2.50 sor of maintenance, Novak did clalon irendei-ed, the next step ihe maps with property records The Maher Electric Co. has donated the complete lighting well V^6all between 50 and 75 yean, Ruggiero had been in the Benoit la trmsurer. The assessors will be In ses­ one will be working over the school system since July 1. He sion In Yeomans Hall to receive weekend, in one capacity or an- ______was appointed os head custod­ A n d ove r lists and answer questions be­ other. ian on Sept. 1. Cacclola said he ginning Oct. 7. L a iry Peace is carnival chatr- khould have been considered os SPECIAL EVENT at Each Tuesday, Wednesday man and Craig Newton, adver­ still on probation until the end Fireiiien Di8p1ay and Friday, sesalons will be tising manager. Mr. and Mrs. of 60 days. from 10 a.m. to noon, 2 to 4 Alan Hoffman are helping the by Kroehler Cacclola said If the appoint­ Test A iiibiilu n ce 2 pc. Contemporary Group p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.; Saturdays class, as they did last year. ROUTE 140 ment was made only on skill from 10 a.m. to noon and from _and _ability then anyone could The Andover Volunteer FTre A rt ExhIbK 2 to 4 p.m. throughout October The Bolton Art Club exhibit THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. OCT. 2,3,4,5 Good-k)okinr modem furniture doesn’t have to cost a king's have"^;^^k;d■hl” frx;i^'■^h^«tw^ '• “ ntemplatlng and on Nov. 1. h v i i h ’s and taken the exam, and the ‘ *'® P“ '‘®»'ase of on ambulance ranstrfn. Here’s a 90" sofa plus two companion matching Sola Prkad board could have decided he "P '“c« O'® r«»®u« ‘™®'«- ^ chairs. Seats sod backe are “comfort-engineered’’ to achieve It la time the Evening Herald was moat qualified to do the ®9*“ ® “ 8®- just the right pitch for comfortable sitting . . . and each rescue truck be replaced, the <»«“>"6la rorrrepondent. Vir­ This is truly an event job. He said a section of the ginia M. f'arlaon, tol. 8M-m4. Blillim-=h I i I J M M NOW piece is tested to insure that comfort lasting through years union contract was written with department mays, SirriM AYlKHLTIQNi of w e ^ . Yet, style is never sacrificed. Superb design fea­ the idea to preclude anything WUh this in mind, a demon- Celebrating 70 years of value giving with sav­ well worth waiting for—! tures, nigh quality materials and excellent fabric selections like this happening. He said, "It ambulance will be on ‘Golden People’ . •WKFMB enVAQO” flhmm eS SiOD SUN. at 2 P.M. ings like these from our 4 big floors of floe is difficult for me to understand display at the fire house Frl* THURS-atBPJi offer you the Hnest styling available today . . . you Just HONOLULU (AP) — 0<»». how a man employed 56 days day, Saturday, Sunday and don t pay as much for it if it’s from Keith’s I quality furniture I John A. Burtu aaya Hawaii haa THE NASHVILLE could be highly qualified.’ ’ Monday. Interested towns- AUTO a different outlook on life than SOUND-Country Arthur (Jallahan of the board'e P®opl® may come and examine states on the U.8. mainland. WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! Musk JamboTM Grievance Committee question- the truck at any time on those tla n ia i RACING "W e are an Island people—a S n NASCAI n ir t in ii ed If Cacclola’s only contention days. TTre ambulance will also IIHMT DATU • KTt MAE free people—of all races, colors, was that the man appointed did be on display at the annual MCA CASH * THE niS MODIFIED creeds and cultures," he told STimAinOHOBItES rx)t have seniority rights. Cac- town meeting Monday night at lONSTRATIONS IMTHERS.iad PINE HIU the American Bankers Associa­ RANCHEB 40 sq. yd. of DuPONT 501 - clola said he questions the fact the Andover Elementary tion Tuesday, Mi HMy Mn Tm School. w o aT IG ER S "We are an amalgamation, a LIVE STOCK aH IBITS • CRAU DISPUYS CMstry Uoic Md Completely Installed Over Padding One of the Items on the BLUE GAASS STAB fusion, of East and Wsat. We i INDUSTRIAL DEMONSTRATIONS • GIANT agenda of the meeting Is a re­ ADMISSION S2J)0 are a golden people.’’ MIDWAY WITH NEW HOES 50 ^ Manrl|p»trr quest that the town vote to ap­ (hie ■ Skin) AND A niU P40GHM prove the sum of $6,000 for the FUN FOR THE FAMILY OF HEAT M C Q AND So la P rkad instoNod l ^ r r a l d purchase of a new emergency CONSOIATIOR EVENTS vehicle, the sum to be taken out -EXTRA- *299 PuMUshM Dally Except Bundayt WNOLENOTHER THING — .Jrt Holtdaya at Bliiell Street of the present Fire Engine F a ANCHESTe miLD FAMOUS 18 f O ^ t An UnuuMi Ju| Band — Thun, it 4 • Maocheeter, Conn. (08040) Fkmd. SKYDIVERS Yes. now'f your chance to carpet your home Just think. 40 Tetepbone Kllb ft 4U • 801 KIN NOUH Fri at 1:30 • Sal at 10 AH. (43-3711 FRI. at 8 P.M. AND PAIACHVTE niMPEB lo H.oontl CUdH FPo*taz« l-xid a NATHAN HALE OBEDIENCE aU B - ■q. yd. is enough carpet the average size Uving room, din­ ManehcMer,SanehcMer, Coon Paul Lowe at the Kansas City D m I06HIS0H ADULTS 3J0 - OWA. Zk Tonight dMough Tuesday An Umnual Do( Shots • Fri at 1:30 ing rtx)m, and hallway with famous DuPont 501 carpet. Thfci EUBBCRIPTION RATES Chiefs leads the active ruahen CAIALCAOE OF lANOS PeyaU* In Advance in the Amerioan Football This b An Adult Show NORMAN IHOUX CHAMHONSNIP HORSE­ ■THt nmoT e n r carpet Is rugged enough to take all the wear and tear people, ...... $30.01 League with 4,962 yards and 89 SHOE PITCHING-Dcmonstratiaa and I K N SOUND COMPANT parties, pels, and children can give it So, why wait. Come in SHt CAMC ...... U.I0 Competition • F ri at 5:45 TNE emsoN H Air today and pick from a rainbow of color chokes. ^ T h i^ ^ Month. . . 7.80 touehtkiwna for eight seoaotss. TO StT IMT>1 BASV -lu a Of ucHT SH or- til' ond C N K D U r HALL'S ARROW — Eidtcment eith AretMcy Tki Uriat PucM SUN. at 6 P.M. w n x OADOTI Fri at 5:45 Skn le Tkt Caitoy — A SALUTE TO he T n t hi Nie Eafind METO(aDWN«YtR-,«»,A(W 10P(MFra^lON \ SUSIE HUNTINGTON-Conn. State ChMp- THE FAIR ien For Batoss • F fi at 5:45 \AOIHSSIONS2jO dr i t i t DAVID LEAN'S FILM OF B(DRIS PASlIftNAKS OONALO ft KATHY - Fah Sirqen COME TO THE FAIR ★ ^You Many "Charge Any of The Above Items bn Keith'i New Revolving Monthly Credit Plen!" ★ ★ i t i t ^ / » essesntiwnmaa to Sat at 5:30 FREE i f tciMnniuM 9 AND MUCH MORE .. . Each and Ertfv Oiy Have You Triad Katih's DOCTOR ZHilAGO RICAROO • MR. UON • TDDIE ft JOOIE BUCKINGHAM CHURCH "One-Stop Shopping T" N ntoi' )1 s A b . (JRAIDINEOWJN JUUE (XR01E BIOURIBW MACOONAIO FAMILY SINGERS a W ell Com. To Tour Home //# f ’ ff f*ff #*# FREE MAIN STREET SATURMY - N . L HORSE SHOW GLASTONBURY To Advlae Toul e i iiu ALECONESS S m M M RAIAIRI^^ QUARTER HORSE SHOW n i n t h ANNUAL EARLY AMERICAN FAIR a Uae Our New Revohrtna PARKING, or PARK SUNDAY - THE MIGHTY DOODLEBUGS Credit Plan' ()W« SHAraFi«2H»«oi ROD SIEIG® RL 94, East of R L 83 IntcrBectkm cMRcnowt AND MANY MORE SURTRISES a AJl P uTThaaae Inepactad 111 ■) M A I N ST. MANCHESTER FREE IN OUR OWN I B MrfbSOc Before OcUTety! PAT HE ROBERT BOLT DA\^D LEAN wpanavision’ and m£t«oc(xoa A U FOR FUEL A t TtU (((‘ >)j^ BURNSIDE t . ^ d i U n i Z S c • SM COLOR FRIDAY. OCT. 3-1-8 PJM. a We Have Terme To Pleaec Everyone? OpportU Uie Beaact Junior Hlgli Sdhoai oa Lower (South Bad) Mala Street LOT NEXT TO STORE! . . . For rrteadly Servtee Pbeae S4S-4Ue .. . A CROWN INTERNATIONAL HCTURE ■At. mmA 8Wk HftlteMs Otrfr— UmD mi SATURDAY, OCT. 4-10-5 ?M.

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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 -'A. ' - ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, (XrTOBER 1, 1969 ?AGE FIVE M<^Govem PINTO y '' ' PINTO, People Interested O EO Chief to Revam p N-Test In Narcotics Treatment Or­ Raps Nixon ganization Inc., Is now open (Contfaiiied Iroa Page One) Mbbday through Wednesday Civil Rights Division Fear Follow-up Blasts evenings, 6:80 to 10, In the Uy JfWN B. U a iO E L ence Ldraon, told the committee willing to make the necessary bottom floor of the Williams By JEAN HEfJ.l!R edly last Thursday by Diroctor Associated Press Writer Donald Rumafeld in a memo­ (IMnilakid PreM Witter Amchitka is one of two mipple- hard decisions. ^ Building of SL Mary’s Epis­ randum to the twnrtqiwiten WASHDtG’TON (APA) — Op- testing sites. ’Die other copal Church on Park St. WASHINGTON (AP) — The “And because it Is unwilling," staff of 1,000. pooents of the big nuclear test central Nevada, diosen be­ An ex-addict, a parent of a Office of Ekxmomic Opportuni­ he added, "It Is offering a A ttack ^ to the memoraalum en Alaska’s Antchitka Island not absence of people drug user, and a professional ty’s dvil rights divlsioa has domestic program that falls far counselor are on band to talk was a list of people who would only object to ’Thursday’s high-rise buildings. ’The been left in limbo by last week’s definitely be reassigned. More short of what the nation re­ to anyone on an anonymous planned blast, but look with ap- Mercury. Nev. is personnel shakeup at the anti- than 100 employes were not in­ quires. basis, nie phone number Is prehension at bigger booms that ^ Vegas, 643-2300. poverty agency’s headquarters. cluded on the list, setting off ru­ "A s In Vietnam, It Is buying OEO says the division will be may follow. Larson allowed there was a PRICES mors they were being eaeed out time at home. It is restructur­ rebuilt but It may take a while. TJhoCfldal reports have teats ^c^ot possibility ’Ihursday’s me­ of OEO. in Ihe five-megaton range, pos- Baton range blast, whidi should ing and reorganizing Instead of When the rebuilding process solving.” Many of those left ott the IMt aiWy related to Spartan missile rogister about 6.6 on the Richter is complete, the division’s res­ were in the $15,000 to $20,000 eel- warhead evaluation, contem- ®cale. could cause a sympathet- The senator cemtended the Police Log ponsibilities win have changed ary range and were oomected Ptated tor the tiny Aleutian Is- shock of the same size at detr Nixon administration refuses to drastically. with the agency’s more oontro- TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS land located weU Into the I»aclf- o»aUon. ’The 1964 Good Friday use its authority "to restore eco­ "Before the shakeup, the divl- ABBESTS vendal programs. Ic from the mainland. quake In tremor-prone Alaska nomic stability, sitting by while Blon Investigated specific In his memorandum, Rums­ Wayne Abalr, 16, of 23 Deer­ The largest tests to date by the f® ^ ® ro d 8.4, killed 113 in the steel and automobile prices charges of discrimination,” an feld said those not on the USt field St., charged with failure Atomic Energy Oommlssion at quake and its aftermath rose. OEO spokesman said. ” Wten it would be retained at present eel- to obey a state traffic control Its Nevada testing grounds have ® 12-foot wave as far south "It has taken no action to end is rebuilt it will be a policy de­ ary and grade and would be as­ signal. Court date Oct 20. been In the one megaton range ^ Cresent City, Calif. the wage price spiral despite veloping group for all depart­ signed for the time being to e some urging by business and la­ ments within OBJO.” manpower pool to be used —the equivalent of a million Larson was backed toy about a AND NEW CUSTOMERS bor leaders alike to consider Joseph Saladino, 22, ot Blast tons of ’TNT. dozen government q>eclali8t8 Hartford, charged with making However, the spokesman de­ where they were needed. meaningful guidelines. It talks clared to estimate bow long It This includes the eight or nine Oongressmen from Alaska, testified in the main that of inflation and proposes to as­ an unnecessary noise with a Hawaii. CaUfomla and nongov- **®''® was lltUe chance of ra- motor vehicle. Court date (5ct. would be before the division was employes of the civil rights divi­ sign a greater share of our na­ functioning again in any capaci­ sion, the agency iqxikssman ernment sdentlsta joined Mton- dioactlvi leakage at Amchitka, 2 0 . day in testimony before the Sen- **^*^*® effect on the island’s ecolo- tional wealth to corporate con­ ty. said. sumption.” “ The Structure of that unit "E v e r y o n e who worked there ate BMrelgn RclaUons Commit- ^ “ W ‘ est shock would ACCIDENTS He criticized the administra­ has not been mapped out be­ before will be reassigned some­ toe saying the Thursday test Probably not be felt at p(9ula- Raymond Hebert, 26, of Hart­ oould be disastrous, perhaps centers 200 miles distant. If ALL FURNITURE ON SALE! tion’s t a x reform proposals and cause we have no one to head it where," he said, adding hwrev- ford, charged with failiue to civil rights stand, accusing it of up,” he said. ” We’ve had no one er that the civil rights employes causing earthquakes and Udal *®*'® ® wave reaction It will drive at a reasonable distance uravTAn Vwx n Vw m i f f jl> —a k . i a. _ a Convention Guests Take Tour of Homes "a policy of disheartening and for some time. When we get may not be going back to their waves. be about three feet high at the apart, following an accident disastrous retreat from IS years someone, that person will be old division. "W e’ll leave the Sen. Mike umvet, Gravel, i>AiaaKa,D-Alaaka site and dissipate rapidly, they Wives of editors attending the Associated Press comments from Joseph S. Van Why, of Manches­ of. steady If slow progress to­ yesterday at 4:40 p.m. on Rt. given the prerogative of setting personnel up to the divielon’a sent a letter to I»resldent Nixon 15 near entrance 98. The other Managing Editor’s convention in Hartford this ter, curator. The fourth frean the left in the group ward equal education." it up.” head, when we get one.” asking postponement of ’Ihurs- driver Involved was Marie Os­ day’s test until a nongovern­ week, were taken on a tour of outstanding homes is Mrs. Thcanas Ferguson, wife of the Herald’s "I question the shortsighted­ How long will that be? ’The rebuilt civil rights (Uvi- borne of WUUamsvlUe, N.Y. ’The "We don’t know,” the OEO of­ aion “will not be just an advi­ ment panel of scientists studies H y today. Here in the dining room of the historic co-publisher and a hostess for the tour. (Herald ness that welcomes the ap­ Osborne car was towed. Court ficial said. "Certainly as soon sory group,” the spokesman the question and approves. Sev Beecher-Stowe house, a group of them listens to photo by Buceivicius). parent respite from troubles as date for Hebert Is Oct. 20. a reprive from responsibility,” as possible.” said. ” It will be a reel poUcy McGovern stated. The reasslgnmenlt of OEO per­ making group for the entire "The local person has struggled There was a two-car accident sonnel was announced unexpect­ agency.” Hawaiiang Feel and -saved so his children can "The present administration on Tolland ’Tpke., near Parker seems to believe that the ’ international conference Service Club Probe have a nice home, car and a St., yesterday at 7:22 p.m. ’The achlevment of this respite de­ reports of ftve<>niegBton here. Hippies Going chance to go to college. It would drivers were Dr. Jose HlpoUto, pends upon a virtual suspenaior ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ i r k i r k be a slap In their face If that 30, of 71 Haynes St. and Ralph ”»w look fomard of any major effort to reorder Reveals Threats Too Native child grew up and told his par­ Rlckert, 76, of RockviUe. national priorities, to pursue ra­ HONOLULU (Ap) — Hawaii ents he didn't want any of this O iof AiMterson have Z T five m e^& (Oonttmied from Pace One) cial equality and economic jus­ hippies are uptight about the because he wanted to be ahlp- COMPLAINTS Bd. o f Ediicorion may go to 10 ” / ^ ® Umpopo Rivers and He laid Wooldridge refuaed to the club system for their own treatment they're getting from ple.” tice for the poor at home while A knitted afghan, valued at flAnArnfoiv Auvn Indian Ocean will be finallv BJ3., M.S., PhD. from accept his offer to pay part of benefit and enrichment.” the natives. maintaining our excessive mili­ $150, was taken from the clothes m f S w b l L f ” the land freed "I knew that Sgt. Maj. Wil­ tary commitments at home and Rensselaer Polytechnic agricultural de- the Mil. The hippies blame prejudice line of Mrs. Gisele Golding, 11 liam O. Wooldridge, then divi­ abroad.” Institute. Senior Research Sriiurt velopment,” he said. against "Coast Haoles," a local Ardmore Rd., Monday night be­ Ehiglneer at United Air­ Investigator Irvin B. Beard sion sergeant majOT of the 24th, Utility Official Th® tsetoe fly, bearer of trlpa- label for white visitors from the tween 8 and 10 p.m. craft Research Labs., Pro­ also accused the Army of hiding was a leader In the criminal or­ y will verl^ if other nosomlasls (Sleeping slckne^, western U.S. mainland. Haole Is feasor at R.P.I. Graduate conducted safely.” is sUll one of the major the facta to avoid embarassing ganization," he testified. He a term for any white person. Queries Value St. Mary’s Qub A hit and run driver struck Center. Former member said all appointments in the Charter Revision Commis­ h e ^ d without ®laboratlng. scourges of man and beast In Oen. Harold K. Johnson, who, But public officials, while Of Over Growth and killed a dog owned by An AEXJ commissioner, Olar- central Africa. as Army chief of staff, had clube were controlled by Woold­ conceding hippies are harassed, Opens Season Thomas Dorsey, 140 Keeney sion; Bd. of Directors and ridge. say they have only themselves St., sometime yesterday. ’The original (Community Col­ named Wooldridge the Army's UHEflHIKE, Conn. (AP)—It's lege Commission. Resides first sergeant major. The first signs of trouble to blame. The 60-80 enub of 8t. Mary’s dog was found by its owner on about time to question "sus­ with wife Blva tuid two Beard said, came In 1963 when “The residents of Lahalna Episcopal Church will open its his walk home from work In Senate aides said Beard's tale Ron W. Alcorn, who sold civil­ children at 106 Kennedy were pretty miffed when a male tained maximum growth" as a season tomorrow with a pot- front of 128 Keeney. Road. of kickbacks, padded payrolls, ian clothing to soldiers, com­ falsified vouchers and rigged hippie was arrested for walking state and national goal, says the luck at 7 p.m. In NelU Hall of plained he had been accused un­ along the street In the nude," board chairman of Northeant the church. Eggs were thrown at the real- C a r r i a g e slot machines Is only the foothill justly of Informing on large- says Elmer F. Cravalho, mayor UUlltles. After dinner, there will be a dence of Elmond Burns, 49 Ell- I'^ccp cushinncil comfmt in a a t a mountain of Information de­ scale gambling In the clube For Tlie ACTION Team veloped during eight months of of the Island o fMaui. "Our historical attitude to­ short business meeting. Harold son Rd.. sometime Monday House warnilv appealing m v!c A charm even though he had given them Hlpple-types In the big surf ward growth—particularly popu­ Davey will direct a progressive night. ■« iMR t.irly Anuric.m ^ piece group probing alleged multimillion of generous propomons Wnli more than $4,S00 In gifts, includ­ country of Oahu Island say the lation growth—should be serious­ military whist game. dollar thefts at Army clubs ing a live Uon. VOTE DEMOCRATIC high pillowhji'ks, huium tuftei! around the world. The clubs had problem Is prejudice. ly questioned,” said Sherman R. Members wishing to attend Windows were broken In the Boutique This ad sponsored by the Snhlv paiitled wind’s arul arni.s He said a number of pieces of Eddie Rael, 22, Son Francis­ Knapp In a talk before Connecti­ but who have not been contact­ garage of Elmore Watkins S6 t a gross Income last year of ITAO T cuslunn sealv of lalex toarn ruh gift furniture had been used by ed^ are reminded to contact the Manoehster Democratic Town Committee ^ mUllon. co, says he knows of at least cut members of the Now Eng­ N. Lakewood O r., sometime Roger Negro, Trees. “For The Unusual That Women Desire!” her t»n coil springs. Upholstered Wooldridge to furnish his house. land Council. committee ^chairmen. Anyone yesterday. Tuesday's testimony brought two dozen hippie friends who in lexuired tweeds .iml authentic "An Italian sofa, which Alcorn have been attacked by local "I sincerely hope that In our wishing to attend the event as prints Box pleated skirts a quick admission from Secre­ said cost almost $1,000 new, was toughs. appUcaUon of the science of un­ a guest may call Mrs. Charles irk irk irirk irk irk irk irir^ r irk irk tary of the Army, Stanley R. given directly to Wooldridge British Post Office R en r that "a number of stra­ "The prejudice,” he says, derstanding and the technology Lindsey, 152 Tanner St. Mem­ . . but ended up In the home of assessment of Connecticut’s bership In the group Is open tegically placed enlisted men "It's really Ignorant and bellig­ Now on Its Own of another sergeant. Beard said. role In our country and the na­ to all couples In the Manches- have apparenUy been able to erent." Rlblcoff, D-Conn., sold he tion’s role In -a world society, ter area. LONDON (AP). - Britain’s abuse their positions in no nap- "I'm a local Haole," said one post office steps out on its own would send copies of Beard's white youth who declined use of we do not become the charac­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zaccaro New Selection Of proprlated fund actlvIUes" to si­ today as a jHiblic corporation testimony to Gen. Johnson and teristic 'greatest fool' by failure are dinner chairmen. They will Now get phon the pay of their fellow sol­ his name. "But because I've got after 300 years under govern­ other persons cited In testimony to heed the most obvious symp­ be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. diers into their own pockets. Rc- long hair now I get hassled. I ment control. A poet office offi­ and Invite them to appear. toms of the problein we face,” Paul Bernard, Mr. and Mrs. sor said the Army Is moving can't even communicate any cial explained it has become He also''said the second phase more with the kids I went to sold Knapp. Warren LeFort, Mr. and Mrs. a largei^an FAVORITE STYLES firmly to correct the situation. such a vast and complex or­ of the hearings would delve Into The validity of growth as a Charles Beckwith, Mrs. Irene TRADITIONAL school with." ganization It Is now unsuited to The hearing also brought other fields. Including accusa­ goal of society Is "challenged Brennan, and Mrs. Robert cries of astonishment from sen­ A Maul policeman of Ha­ be part of the civil service." from PETER'S of Manchesfer Sofa, I.OVI’ Scat, aiui t'h.iir tions of a widesprca' to clioose Inun, you can eiiioy a machines operated at various In the operation of Army post he said. worth of business annually. The wealth of comfoii in exactly the style vou preft i larlv invmngly spacious Ihitk lush service clubs to bring In up to 70 10 years younger. Tommie Strlngfellow, chair­ chairman of the new corpora­ lending company. ions cloud soft and hniion iiifnil exchanges. To Indicate the magnitude of men; Mr. and Mrs.' Robert American, Traihtional, Medrtetianean, or t'(tniempniarv I aeli of $399 "They have the right Idea Arms thicklv paddt d Sears I per cent In profit. the population explosion, Knapp tion wlU be Viscount HaU. a La- these exceptional sofas, love seals, and chairs is master ciatieil about how to live," he said, Zaccaro. Mr. and Mrs. John ( nshiont if with hiiex foam mhher Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., said Connecticut's population borite who gave up positions on to assure its durahility and ptnle ple.ismg heautv You will "just like my people did for cem Garopok), and Mr. and Mrs. i»n c oil spniigs Ml autitiilly, up said that rate far exceded that doubled only three times be­ the boards ot 14 companies to he delighted With every detail (*f the gioup that vou tleeule will turles. I see nothing wrong with Paul Bernard. best fit your needs and reflect your tii t.oiaiive taste I ome .iml see ludsteieil in siilul and print dei o expected by Las Vegas gam­ tween 1790 and 1948 —but the take the job. Mao Hailed swimming nude ns long as you i.iini t.ihnis Skirts fuliv Imnl bling casinos. 1948 population will have dou­ OUAUTY CnNSliaiCninN \ u^im mhUn are careful about where you do bled by 1981, when the state Is stun cus})ion\9 ('m l .sprrrig h iiw wirfi snft i*i/ge • /.ihrn Through It all, Wooldridge sat It." frowning In a front row seat. By Chinese expected to have 3.8 million res­ eovrrrd t p h u fo rm ■ h t u u l p/oft't fii'C lUrfr (f»ver\ His Army dress green uniform However, another officer said. idents. was decorated only with a blue (OonUn'jnd from Page One) And borrow and silver combat Infantry said. man's badge. \ The broadcast said M u o was Last month the Arn^ revoked “ In very good health" and with confidence. Its award of the Distinguished moved about during the 2H- Service Medal, Its second-high­ hour ceremony, cluittlng with est decoraUon, saying It had In­ the leaders staiullng with him formation Wooldridge did not atop the . Gate of Heavenly ( I deserve It. Peace, A!,]'' The sergeant would not com ­ In a pre-nnnlversary speech. 1 ment on the acusatlons after the Chou said Oiinu Is making nu­ > hearing. clear weapons for defense only IP His attqrney, David Thomas, and "would never commit called Beard's testimony con­ aggression against others." jecture. He said no evidence ex- ists to present to a court martial Speaking before \000 persons or a trial. at a rec»pflon Tuesday, he said Beard said his analysis of slot China's goal Is a bon on all nu­ machine receipts during ■ a clear w>eapons but that It must four-year period Indicated to bp/prepored for any nuclear / him as much as $1.4 mlllipn' war or "blackmail" waged by might have been stolen fro p r^ e the United States or the Soviet off SALE Up to H800 gambling devices alon^. ' Union. “ When I sought evidence In He also said the Soviets and essessossssssssssssssssea •••••sssesee Gstiiicliselv drsuncd f x«JUl the club retards, I found them the Americans are "engaged In y%ilciv dctaiieJ)Arm paricU iniri Inaccurate^ ihlsslng, destroyed frenzied arms expoivilon and § - . - catciv carved, ondcriaid with or con ceal^ ," he testified. He war preparations.'' ON fahrit Aftistit wood tnm from said later his own reports on the The Soviet Union sent China a croW-miiK to hril • a| ped case have disappeared from message of congratulations, but 0 WAMSMMM MMs otfagorij) leg* shapf'd hat lr Army files in Germany. addressed It to "the chairman The things you need Joday cost more than they cushions- M.timjot Mats of larr-i Beard charged also' that Maj. of the People's^Republlc." a foam fohhu on 'il %pnngs M< Oen. William Cunningham, then post vacant since “Liu Shao-chl used to. That means you’re facing big'ger money fKulou«h ration d in fme fihri 24th Infantry Division com­ was dlsmlsaed In disgrace tn M im m needs than ever before. Your best answer to that April, W hdt's the catch? There Isn't any. mander In Germany, acted to problem is Househoid Finance. HFC can now cover up the Irregularities In The Soviet news agency Tnss $1799 is the suggested retail price at the port INSURED* the clubs and, In the Investiga­ said the message urged normal­ of entry for the V W sedan. make larger loans in Connecticut— loans up to tor's words, “ permit the per­ ization of Chlne.se-Sovlet rela­ The price Includes the Federal excise tax .and parity hose $1800. An HFC larger loan will help you get what sons responsible tor them to go Import duty. tions and urged "the solution of you need— like a better family car, appliances or scot-free." dleputed (borderi questions by It olso includes the built-in heater/dofroster, BY BURLINGTON He said he became so. fru.s- peaceful means, through talks windshield washer, electric windshield wipers, home improvements. If you have some bills or trated during the Investigation and consultations" outside rearview mirror, padded dash, front seat instalment contracts, an HFC larger loan will help and so convinced that no Earlier In the dav. on edito­ headrests, and seat belts front ond back. With ironwear. instead of CONTEMPORARY charges would be pressed rial In Peking's Peonle's Dally you clear them up. Household recommende: N o t to mention the new electric rear-window runs, you get a .TO-DAY agalruX those Involved that he snd Red Flag said. "We stand Sofa, Love Scat, and Chair 1-VSURA.VCE POLICY. If “Never borrow money needlessly." But If you agreed with higher officers the for the settlement of border con­ defogger ond the new ignition/steering lock. cases should be closed. flicts between countries by ne­ (When the key is removed, the steering wheel is they d o run— whatever the need a larger loan now, let your nearest HFC Beard testified the closing of gotiations." locked in place.) reason during 30 days wear office manager know— In person, by phone or by $399 the case—with a simple and It s the price of the real thing, not a stripped- —don't pop them in the locally filed police report -w .is down economy model. mall. You'll get more money help from the lending S$»phi*ticatcd u ylf .with an air of wastebasket. Bring them carefree Cf»mlon At h-'.me tn any completely unprecedented In his company more peopletrust... Household Finance. (rirls: Su|i|Ntrt Bras W hat else do you have to pay? back and you’ll get another dreof Big w»fa r* ‘Xr long. A ll ^ experience. Normally, he said, — ^They’ ll Siip|M>rt You The charge for transporting the cor from the pair free. Top-and toe run- p^rte^ luxuriously roomy Ha^k* a report on such a case ,would port of entry. Thondealer delivery charge. And [vtftly cuihWmcd. cjctp icwn w irh guarAs^ and snag-resisti|nt be filed with criminal Invi A’n*ANTA. Ga. (AP) Vh \local sales tax. ' \ I Bcatchganl*\ huttr n atcemed huscuit tufrmg tlon officials In'^ the .

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many on the eve of the Goetter- the new trend to foolproof de­ the clutches of Gestapo guards gy, psychiatry and psychic phe­ daemmerung . . . bestiality tween believers and nonbeliev­ Psycliolo^st Brings H o m e s F w ^ signs of nature. Ctimpm Police Chief Says: and .concentration camp Kapo*, nomena. practiced to perfection against ers. This book makes a fairly Muriiroom mottf is on new Spangler begins to despise those ■nie collection starts out with enemies of the Reich . . . stink­ calm presentation of the believ­ fahrica, china PENTLAND ) Book Review whose cause he had supported a mild example of a little Ital­ ers’ evidence, with some ofethe Peace to Boston Common Ita claaalc old-world ing ovens of concentration camp as much as the men who With T h em es^ ^ S ^ Off-Camp US Revolutionaries ian girl who sang a Jrench lull­ skeptical challenges thrown In. By DAVID NYHAN fut'ih, la one of ihe moat c^pU- By Tbe Associated Press crematoria . . . sexual perver­ manned the ovens at Auschwitz. cially with police. Some police­ The Florist aby, though she did not know For anyone who wants to dip Aaeodaled Preaa Writer art subjects. sion . . . power strureles within It is hard to imagine how Noel men actually looked forward to ••namrm tor Kvwy Oocaston!" the language. It concludes with into this controversial field, the going to a church basement to| From Jungle ^dbUcate toacety_ of ferm Spearhead Student Rioting PAPA DOC. By Bernard Dled- the security and espionage serv­ Behn can top his Shadowboxer. BOerON (AiP) ^ caty HaU’s had "run away after having be- iced of friend and foe . . . the case of an English woman book is an introduction to the e]q>laln their roles. Mein sold. provides a- OwitimUy Looatod at erich and A1 Burt. McGraw-Hill. The American novelist has lEATOWI l^WiJiologm In residence gets By VIVIAN BBOWN / MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — nefitted from the favor of Cae­ who is said to have recollections theme. He called Periioe Supt. Warren the tropical 76th convention of "the Inienta- M Bitch aLMfi-tttA - 648-6347 $8.95. These are but some of the ele­ broken the monopoly of the Brit­ AP Newafeatoiee Writer' sar.” He solemnly proclaim^ of dozens of previous incarna­ Miles A. Smith 1215^2 SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD $1,600 and a thousand cards Blair, a familiar figure in me­ used in {Santanten-o A campus police chief says stu­ tiona! Association of Chlets of Open Mou. thru Sot. Picture a land ruled by total ments in which the Shadowbox- ish masters of intrigue—Le dent uprisings are being mas­ his vengeance the act of a ruler tions. Several famous cases are diating street disputes between We may be iq)proachlng tbe in the ooraera Polios. StSOAJL to 6:10 PJX- er moves. A lone-wolf fighter Carre. Lyall, Ambler and wnb hia name on them for ad- terror where a slight mistake comparable to such leaders as touched upon here. effective diaplay. terminded by off-campus revo- “ Make no mistake,” he said, Porkhm Aoiom 'Ib* Street for noble, humanistic ideals? A Deighton. "WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS vlslng the mayor on how to han­ protesters and police, "a great "Rocutog ’7(is” period in deco­ can mean sudden death, a land "Kemal Ataturk, Lenin . . . Mao Prof. C. J. Ducasse reviews Planter windows inarles who hope to take "the Berkeley riots were for 100 Cars! State Men Appointed dle hippies. man ... a man of great sensi­ rating Yrith all the emplwsis on . that constantly drips with blood. Tse-tung.” crack one-man commando The Shadowboxer is a narra­ the famous Bridey Murphy af­ EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" the potential of the United Statea planned to establish a tree cMy Dr. Stanley D. Klein, 33, rides tivity.’ ’ Picture a land whose dictator Duvalier had himself elected force? A psychopathic killer? tive of intrigue at its b e s t - fair of the 1960s. in whlrfi an To Personnel Posts wildlife moUf. Planta can sYvlng from "The 'dqy of the student dis­ for use aa a base from YriUch to openly proclaims himself a god. "President for Life" in a 1968 Erik Spangler may fit one of I I A I I D R i Tues., Wed. 9 to • e T han., FrL • to t hicyrie from the University "W e tried last summer to find dow ceding and be a spellbinding, complicated and American woman, in deep hyp- WASHINGTON (AP) — Two n u u n o i Sat. to • (Closed AH Day Mbaday) If one doesn't think "U g oat" turbance ^\past, at least at spread revolutfon.” Caesar and Mao Tse-tung. all referendum in which a "no" these descriptions or all. He is a thoroughly evil. 8 o< ICaasaclnisetts downtown some leaders” in various hippie 00*1*, described her experiences with Jungle apeara and masks, gered to the floor vdiera Berkeley," d ^ a ^ Chief Wll- Beall said that If the Berkeley rolled into one, a ruler who once vote w ould/ mean prison or thorn in the side of a super se­ Connecticut men were named- camiius. vdiere he teaches, to communities, Mein''said, but ad­ J. K. as an Irish girt of the 19th cen­ one might respond to the voice pots can be set in planters. Beall of the police force at disorders are not stopped, simi­ ordered the severed head of a worse on a charge of defacing a curity group led by a Wehr- Olty HbH, where he advises. mitted that there is no contin­ tury. He acknowledges there Tuesday to the President’s com­ Our BMt, CENTER CUT of the turtle or hoot o f the owl— Trees are another popular thV^^Unlversity of Oallfomla’s lar confrontatkms with authori­ ballot. macht intelligence general who, Durtng the summer of 1968, uing leadership there. political opponent packed in ice has been no definite proof of mission on Personnel Inter­ these, too, are providing YYildhfe moUf in decorating. Jack Berkeley branch. ty will spread to other cam­ "Duraller,” said the Haitian seeing the handwriting on the when he ^pent part of every day “ The key thing the hipides and delivered tp him at his reincarnation in t h e reincarnation, but argues that Avant-garde deooratore are Denat’s woodland tree design "TheXsenscless violence 'at puses through the country. wall, has made a private deal change. worrying about hippies clashing found out Is that the oops are gleaming white palace. Jourrui.1 at the time, "is the pro- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Edit­ writers and psychiatrists who atmosphere. goes from floor to the tallest Berkeley nuring the past year'^ Appointed to the 16-member wMi |x41ce on Boston Chmmon, also human,” he said of the ^ Another panelist, Heniy 8. Picture a land where more lestot of energy. Like Napoleon for postwar survival with his So­ ed By Martin Eben. World Pub­ have tried to debunk the case always ready for such inapiim- ceilings, an ideal mural for any was plannedv instigated and fi­ commission were Arthur K. Wat­ he was working for nothing. weekly meetings. Ruth Jr., director of the Notion­ than 80 per cent of the children Boiiaparte. Duvalier is an elec- viet counterpart. lishing. $4.99. have failed to disprove tt. tlon, bub the surprise is to rind one of the animal, vegetable nanced by a ^ a ll band of off- son of New Canaan and Herman Mein said the city responses al InrilUite of Law Enforcement suffer from malnutrition, where m fler of souls, a powerful mul- Spangler the Shadowboxer is Here is a collection of 15 arti­ PORK TWs summer, he got paid, but the motif in the homes of con­ looks. campus revolutlonules. ^ ^ F I V I STORM OR FASH Other well-known examples one of five babies dies before Jpller of energy. Duvalier is also the unwitting tool of a ruth­ Weiss of Greenwich. worited less. Mayor Kevin H. included: Nature’s designs do not over­ and Criminal JuKUce In Waoh- cles citing cases in which people include that of Joanne Maciver, firmed tradltionalista. Many "Police should realize that three months, where the life ei one of the greatest leaders of less American intelligence offi­ The commission's duties are White named a full-tline 'youth- "A strong police presence— whelm, although the sebna is Ington, D.C.,'accused university of this century have given evi­ the Canadian girl who seemed people begin with decoys— student Idealists and-, pacifists ufflclals of often waiting until pectancy is 40 years. contemporary times." cer, who causes the death of t o ' develop an executive inter­ Ualton’ riaffer, but Klein still drawing a clear line, saying, easier to work with than tiger or dence of apparent rebirth, after to remember another life a cen­ ducks or geese—and they soon have been replaced by an older the sItusUon Is out Of hand, then thousands of U.8. soldiers in his change program under which steers meetings concentrating 'Vou can’t be on the Oommon leopard. Turtles and amim can Picture a land whose popiila- one or more experiences of life tury ago, and a "life reading” have a maa-maije jungle. group of migrant street pimple. "copping out" by colling In the THE .SHADOWBOXER. By quest for a private duchy after promising young executives on youth proUems. after midnight,’ and backing It' have great impact aa ooUectiona tlon is 90 per cent llliteray^ and in the past. by the well-known psychic Ed­ CHOPS In aome homes, you can al­ narcotics users and what police. Noel Behn. Simon & Schuster. the war. up with cops. Then, some subur­ and motif in decorating. Dreaa whose government ^exports The authors of these articles gar Cayce. from federal departments and Kiein, a ba^ielor who sports most hear the tom-toms as (be call 'crazlea, $^.95. But after tearing important’ ban communities started local designer FauXne Trigere has \ "Advance ' planning oould teachers to educate backward are researchers and reporters Reincarnation is a subject agencies and private life will be the widest sideburns of anyone animal kingdom la gathered to Beall said organisers In the t^ead off this eituatlon," he sold, Europe 1944 . . . Nazi Ger­ German political prisoners from progranu which kept some of hundreds of turtles in her coun­ Africans. For years /M e nation in such fields as parapsycholo­ arousing strong opposition be­ placed in positions in the oppo­ In city government, thinks that complete a wildlife look. San Francisco Bay area boast ufglng the use o f court injunc- has been abandoned by its doc­ site sector. good politics solved the worst of their kids out of Boston. Third, try home. there was no action this sum­ Fch* example, one living room that they can mobilize 10,000 tionb tn handling demonstra­ tors, educators, ^glneers and aie hi(^>le problem. What re­ Owls are a favorite of actress mer like the mass arrests we style game himter enjoys a such persona in a week's time. tions. other profession^people. Of 264 mains Is an unsolved d n « prob­ Sheila MacRae YYfao has several had last year. This kept wallcovering confrontaUen of large collections in bar city Beall addressed a campus dis­ About'^,000 law enforcement medical gradui^s in the first 10 lem. zebras, tigers and cbeetaha. The home. . orders workshop Monday at the officials alt^nded the workshop. years of th ^ present regime, but fair city poUcy has crowds down, and there wasn’t so much pubhclty. And fourth, safari background is empha­ only three remained in the coun­ deftised much of the tension be­ sized with a big spotted ceramic 1: try. SHOP-RITE OF we had things going like the tween hippies • and otficlaldom cat on the floor and an African Uwt at one point In 1968 threat­ drop-in center for kids In trou­ That, described in a new r d b ig g r a n d o p e n in g ble, and medical clinics, and dance Shield propped againat book by two able Journalists, is SOUTKIKGTON ened to turn Into nlghUy riots, the wall. The a in ia w b a Jimgle Kteto said In an interview. church basements opened for the ^ c k republic of Haiti un­ 825 QUEEN ST. - ROUTE 10 kids who wanted a place to go." of plants. FiBiiltuie has been der/the rule of "President for Nightly contests of will be­ played down with tanmy neu- SOUTHINGTON, CONN. tween poUoe and exotlcaJly Mein Is convinced Oiat hard Francois Duvalier, who WEEK drugs are symptomatic of emo­ tral-cob>r fabric and an orange OPPOSITE G.E. MAJISON garbed youthful squatters himself Papa Doc. He tional problems. and niaset shag rug with a quiet /fcame to power in 1967 as a 3 d traf- NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mrs. One man clioee six large tiger ers. flc-anarltng impromptu protests. Georgia Vlahakis, widow of a pictures as (he sole motif in a Ellio's Piiza Klein separates hippies Into room done in black and brown. Dledeiich, who now lives In CUT INOST tOS SAS-S-Q Sausage Meat Penn Central Railroad conductor ANOSSOSJNG ttrse categories; — The striabbons of aebra and ti­ Mexico, has- collaborated with SMOKED killed Aug. 20 in the crash of ’p . r s 9 ‘ ‘ 'Mature’’ hippies, who were ger and the aptita of leopard and A1 Burt, a veteran Miami Her­ Biitl P^rlioii two trains in Darien is suing Rib Steaks part o f stra^iht society once, ocelot are among tbe pretUest ald specialist on Latin America, Ham Slices REG. STYLE . CUT SHORT, EASY TO the railroad for $2 million dam­ CENTER CUT but dropped out. Once such designs in nature. The real sal- to produce a book called "Papa CARVE n Dx ages. group lives in communal houses mal coat is simulated effective­ Doc.” It is a striking piece of Coffee tightener The suit, based on ^ e Federal Chuck Steaks H>.6- 3 - * **tOS-*'7rSWHITI4iOAnCMIAT.MN r. atop Ft. Hill in the Roxbury sec­ ly in rugs, upholstery, fabrics, horror nonfiction, detailing what REGULAR _ , ^ Rib Roast 8 9 * Employers Liability Act, alleges Turkey Roast l a., • 1 ** g R rraising or potting - reef tion, and are "an asset to the lamps, bed Unens, ariitrayn, fur­ the authors call "one of Haiti's 6 ',ir9 9 ' negligence on the part of the community^—^they live the eth­ ry piUows, bloodiest epochs" under the rule Ground Beef railroad in connection with the \ >HOS.|ITriSONII.m.AUWHITIMIAT. ShOrtRlbS * lb. 6 9 « ic ," in the words of Barney Slinky reptile designs are be­ of a little Voodoo-practicing FRESH, CHOICE iiU A N crash. Ooatas Vlahakis, a 20- PAN FOR STEW Frank,, Mhlte’s chief aide. coming more popular in erall physician who frequently an­ Coffee tightener year veteran with the railroad, Turkey Roost —Tourist types, who come In ooveringa, fahiics, carpet and nounces that he has "no politi­ Ground Chuck ||.7 9 * Chuck was one of four persons killed acceaeories. There are snake- cal prisoners." He can’t have 3 V j ' 8 9 ‘ •heir bell-bottom trousers to in the head-on crash. gwwk and mix, maybe buy some print vinyls covering kitchen many. To be Papa Doc's prison­ cabinets and standing ocreena er has usually meant a quick I tMOn.WTUCAU.TOtHia ■ ^ "pot,” tnit who go home after MUSTAK>M(a«S.COUAK>S i they’ve had their fUl. One well-known decorator cov­ trip to eternity. Chuck ju Wedding Postponed Mix & Match \ —Youngstera with drug and ered a long Parsons bable in a Thoughtfully, in their intro­ snake-paitem vinyl using tt wMh emotional problems "who never ESTX30URT, South Africa duction, the authors note that a burgundy and deep blue odor 8 ’ST9 9 < 1 really ’ CRINKU CUT along Charles Street also could self out of a wedding when he •<^rtpt-" Any Haitian suspected motif has brought woodland be found In Ban Francisco’s put a long-distance call through of cooperating In such a venture “e.l'o" Potatoes themes—ferns, muzhrooms, Halght-Asbbury or the East Vll- to hla out-of-town brother to re­ would be marked for a swift Why Pay More For Del^ wildflowers, treies—into focus. 9 r » I laoe of Now Tor* CSty. Mein lieve the 'boredom of office rou­ end. Fmrm Freah Shop—Rite Frodueet These are slmpatloo with ani­ ui 0 J ANi, T MIDCI f S h O»* O' M SHOPaAtn Americati CheeSG oaRs them "emotionally unsta­ tine. He lost track of the time as mal kingdom decorating, and Duvalier was In office* only ble Idds—Into drugs In a serious he carried on the conversation Pork Roll FANCY YELLOW seven months before, with the U.S. #1 GRADE MdNTOSN Cauliflower way, and they have all kinds of In between connecting other aid of his Tonton Macoutes, he defenses against what they call telephone calls. At the end of drove all his opposition out of 99* 4 ’.S:-^’-8 9 < Onions 3^,29* Apples 3 ^ 39* the 'slcfc society.’ They get en- tbe monUi, he discovered ttw ELA Sne the country or underground, oouragemient from some people vA MOUlAtwTMCX one call cost him Rands 45 STOCKMOS leaving him undisputed master who riwuld know better.” I CAUfOBNlA ($S3). His next telephone call of the eastern half of the lush Bacon cotoNiAi mw’* 8 9 PANCTIARCI ^ From Omr Duiry The perpetual round of meet­ was to his fiancee to explain WHEEL CHAIRS Caribbean Island of Hispaniola. AUMATwAUMW Bartlett Pears Creen Peppers a.23* ings begun by Mein and others that he couldn’t afford to get / The Tonton Macoutes, named franks sK:f.?s tft7 9 * CAUrO«M(A *AKAL HAROnnUUKii .jkafwnfuvoMiNcMMimt''^ oonoemed with hippies im­ married that month. The wed­ ARTHUR DRUe for the dread bogey-man of Hai­ AUMIATarAUMIF Celery proved communication, espe­ ding wes postponed. tian legend, are thugs wearing Tomatoes 3 ‘^t!i49* Togurls Ota* l dark glasses and powerful guns, Boiognus^vi; ir79* OSCAtMAYM ^ - who know no law except the TDOnCANA _ whims of Papa Doc. Variety Pnk '^ r 9 9 * Shop-Rite’^i NrGHeyTdVIhia VatOI?S?531l8SHbifcTO "Papa Doc" Is a definitive Orange Ju k i 3<.^<»*1 work about a rule which has al­ ■ IC U l AO .. f MICF V A( PA Why Pay More! YavWMm.«oMDo *Aj T. **oc SMon-mri ways mystlflwl Americans. It Shop-Rite Baton should be must reading for any Swiss Ainerkun pfi-f student of hemisphere affairs, I ih O C < MACM /MMA/ITKAW,/ pkq 0 9 DLACXCNHMTDMAKSTONI _ VACUUM PACKED particularly for Americans Mott's whose government, the authors Purffult Yogurt Mn39* 5 - 0 1 $ 0 0 say, was often "cleverly and ruthlessly baited” by Duvalier. Appetizer Buya Apple Sauce ITje United States long ago Sour Cream fiv e sto r es O f f a s h io n * pt soured on Duvalier. But with Wi AVIO WHIM Mf A I Sliced BACON MHOP.RJXr 3nt Cuba going C\>mmunlst, Duva­ lier seemed sure \Vt hiiglon Chicken Roil Bartlett Poor Hoivos 3 ■ “■ JL"" »1 ]^ o w e, Ynm YYac sna«* could be blackmailed into help­ WHYPAYmwMir once a year savings ing him. He demanded aid with­ .6 9 ‘ Cheddar Cheese a 9 5 out strings, meaning nioney Alpo Beef Chunks SMAU or LAK4 CIWO SMO#-mri Sept. 29 thru Oct. 11 without any conditions about IMPORTIO PRIDE OF THE FARM Cottage Cheese 4^,. 3 0 how it would b<> spent. Other­ Boiled Horn h-u>.79 wise. he hinted, Haiti could go Tomatoes WHY PAY MORE?^ ■ntOMBt ■ Communist. U.S. aid did come, I ^ W aiN G SLICED or HALVES (1 -R,. 13. 0, a blow to Duvaller’s opposition. Nepco Bolegnn «>-o9 ^•ox. ram) CroKMlItalb Duvalier, the authors say, ITO« UKIO rA»T. rtoc AMH. Shop-Rife Peaches f | ^ • • • - . miF gauged the Cuban scare and the Cheese 7 9 COOKING/IAKING/SALADS U.8. change of administration ■ATH Uemith di Reality when John F. Kennedy became Pepperoni Mazola Oil m president, "arid methodically aOUDY or CLEAR Alt A M l T ; t B PLUS plotted his course to take advan­ tage of it," Thus, he' ’.‘trium­ Semtood Dept. Shop-Rife Ammonia Cold Tablets phantly .saw the United States Save 25c Lb.! Hosiery & { AW( t A l AS* AN 5 9 ‘ again turn to his side with an — f all snap and Mo OUT LABEfi. . open pocketbook." King Crab Legs RHOF-RITE SCON-MMtDSUf Extra Meaty, "Countery Style" When Washington soured on $ 0 4 9 A-IAV Louadiy him once again in 1964, Duvalier • Detorgewi Prune Juice Mouthwash ■^ir~99* Ih ■ MOD-WntAMaYSUI sash— top stitching revived the taunts. "W e have no 1 q t. 8 oz. Pantv Hose Sale Harlem. Rochester or Little Toothpaste 2 * !ir6 9 * btL 3 T C MtAOfc SNOUMUOTK9N Rock," he said at the time of na- SAVE UP TO 2Q% clal troubles tn the United Cod Fillet r.5 9 * SPARERIBS on BUTTE K^TSl Shampoo t i s 8 9 ' States. “ Everyone is safe here." iee Cremm Favorltea I COMSTOCK lUNMMT.CHatT SRm A Ftee, Medimni Penn Dutch ^ yyhypay mo« t This, from a man who habitual­ ly exterminated whole families MOO(» Pie FiUlng R o o M m 3 1 1 b. p k g. S I Bufferin n o « P»’ . A . QMMAM straight or flared — If even one member was sus­ , _ raNerMIATlUTTM cnsffT left: Dacron polyester and wool pected of disloyalty. Even his WhHoTuno 3'e;^*1 Cotfo^ loir Spray 2'*jr89* Vanilon Ron Resifit one size fabaloos fit, reg. 8.60. knit ensemble with yoked drem staunch su p p ^ ers weren’t Ice Cream n... 9 9 ‘ WHYDATMOMtCAMMmS IHOPMn AUWUNUM " ^ TM 8 pm. g J M topped by a double breasted coat. wide tcale corduroy safe. TomoteSoup 4'<>Lr 43* Foil Wrap e ^ .* * * ! : IN f R A l | i ( f »B c In his lOth year in office In tPbrtM MDM ------^ Wine or navy with white stitch- MOe-MTIrtAVOaKMO mop.tfTf __ mtOUlINMNI wwwew RWWIM, ATMCOmi. IKCAW f Floshcubes SheerioO Sheer Mkro Stretch Nnde Hed, teg. $2. June. 1968, Papa Doc had 19 of hi - 8 t o 16. # # 5 his uniformed presidential ^ e Cream Flour 5 j:;39* FraHCocktuH IMB 8 p n . 5 ^ jeans in 4 colors! guard officers, his own selected ^3 9 9 ‘ elite corps, rounded up on suspi­ SwmleHB StoddagB cion of disloyalty, tied to stakes Sheer FlextopO Flex-Weit Sheer, ref. 1.6 6...... 1 .3 3 r ig h t: Dacron polyester and wool bOWNY . IVORY in a prison yard and executed. A ll 30c OFF LABEL VyiSK knit aleeveleas dress with pleated Those great slim fit Jeans with straight The officers, Duvalier is quoted. rADKU.FABRIC iaebEL SOAP “80” FlextojiO Flex-Top Walkinf Sheer, ref. 1.66 . . . 1 .3 3 DETERGENT Cnoc LIQUID SOFTENER 6 9 ‘ PERSONAL skirt topped by its own cardigan leg or taking o ff with flare in an 4 , o r 2 6 < JUMBO 13-ox. ^ I h -901, 33 DETERGENT Micro FlextoiiO Flex-W dt Micromeah, ref. 1 .6 6 ------1 .3 3 jacket. VVTtite with brown stitch­ unxnistaka^e fegiale fling! Max'hine Cantrece^ ILcDemirToe Nylon .IMni toe fR of Stretch sheer, ing. 6 to 16. - 3 3 4 \\\ RUMMAGE ref. 1.66 ...... \ ...... -1 J 3 washable wide wale corduroy in navy, PROSPECT AVE. and BLVD. green, brown or beige. Sixes 8 to 18. 311 w. Ma in s t , MERIDA^^^ Stretchafaies Afikn Stretch Demi-Toe, ref. 1.60 ... 1.3# SACE 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST WEST HARTFORD 1269 Al.BA.VY AVE., HARTFORb 450 SLATER RD., NEW BRITAIN lb 3 # Spoasored By Sheer Toe and Hed Plain Knit Sheer, ref. 1.86 . . . . 1j3 # 8t- H uy's Episoopal Guild MANCHESTER 280 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON , Sheer Demi-Toe Nude Sheer Heel, ref. 1J8 ...... 1 .# # A t St. Mary’s Episcopal Tkb Is An Excellent Buy! The perfect topper, mock turtle neck Orkn C h u rch “116" Mkromeah Sheer, ref. 1.16...... #!« NEW STORE HOUR.S; DAL in Manchester Parkadc ticr>'lic pullover, 34 to 40 38 Thoraday, Oct. 2 at ^CIAL hr THU^rrerMTsar Petite, medium, k » f , six^ 8 ^ .to 11 . . . .'a. wide ranfe of Open dll 9 pjB. Moil.. T m b ^ WstL, T)hus., Fri. Nifhta... Sat. till 6 9 :0 0 A .IL fashion eoiota. ( D i ^ Hoaioy, aH storm). (DOI NeiU Hall, off Parit St. ” “ “ “ i l y Prim aUixlHaa Mm S«a*- 27. lf4 T .

■e- PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 MANCHEStEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOB^ 1, 1969 PAGE NINE Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass of re­ Shapiro Charges: syMem o f drawing the 365 days with birthdays on the middle of the year out of a hat to deter­ Killed in 1-84 CoUidon Obituary quiem at the Church of the Riot Trial Bayh Sends Investigator Bills To End War dates dravm could only guess at Assumption at 9. Burial will be ‘Fair’ Draft Lottery mine the following year’s callup whether they might be called or WILUNGTON (AP) — Theo­ Friday at 2:30 p.m. in St. Jo­ order. dosia H. Hesslon, 75, of Bay- Statens Welfare Position Jury To Be To Nominee's Home State might escape the draft. Jack j^eeney Dies seph’s ■ Cemetery, Haverhill, Termed a ^BugouV A man whose iMh birthday port. N.Y., was kiUed Tuesday Mass. WAStHNG’TON (AP) — Ih e clary Oonunittee ■who asked not falls on the first date drawn Hebert indicated preference on Interstate 84 here when an­ To Get Rivers’ Okay would know he is likely to be Friends may call at the fu­ Giant Step Backwards^ Sequestered leading Senate opponent of to be quoted by name. ^ . By WAL’nBB B. HEAB8 (or the Plan Nixon said he would other car collided with hers and Once Played Sax Md., said that mig^t be the ma­ drafted the following January, neral home tomorrow from 2 to Senate RepubUcan Leader establish by executive order if knocked it off the highway. CHICAGO (AP) — Judge Ju- Judge Clement P. HaynsworUis’ Associated Preas Witter jor product of the Goodell pro­ By JIM ADAMS the fairest and simplest of three they said. A man whose birth­ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m^ HAR’TFORD, Conn. (AP) — may lose some federal aid be­ Hugh Scott of Penn^vania said Congress does not approve the Mate Police charged Alfred /•With/ Landeniian lius J. Hotllroan has ordered the Supreme Court appointment has posal, which has no real pros­ Associated Preqs Wrtter possible wajrs to limit the draft day (ails On tite last dates ' j State Welfare Commissioner cause of the changes in the laws he probably would vote to re­ -V WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. lottery this year.^ Vlggue Jr.. 32, of Warehouse Jury kept in seclusion tor the re­ pect of gaining majority sup­ to l»-year-o]ds. drawn would likely escape the ROCKVILLE—Jack D. Kee­ Mrs. John E. Miller Bernard Shapiro says the last by the General Assembly. sent his own Investigator to port Haynsworth to the floor. Cbaries B. Goodell, shrugging WASHINGTON (AP) — The National base dates would be Point with misconduct with a Under the new laws, he said, mainder of the trial of eight port. They said young men could draft entirely. established each month and 19- ney, iS8, of 16% Highland Ave., ROCKVILLE—^Mrs. Agnes P. South Carolina to probe Hayns- "But,” he added, "What I do chairman of the powerful House motor vehicle. They said his General Assembly took "a giant men charged urith conspiring to cCf a “ biigout” charge from fel- “ It is a 'vehicle tor a review of determine their draft risk But Hebert and Rep. Samuel year-olds who turn 20 that day Miller, 69, of 12 Plllsbury Hill, "costs to the state will be in­ worth’s real estate and stock afterward I am not prepared to car struck the Hession car as former lead saxophonist tor step backward for public wel­ incite riots at the 1968 Demo­ lew RepuUlcans, says he hopes national mistake," Mathias Armed Services Oommittee months in advance under the S. Stratton, D-N.Y., aald men would be the first called wife of Jade up hia mind yet into war policy. Although Rep. L. Mendel Riv­ Keeney. 1899 in Stafford Springs and had Gov. John Dempsey, Shapiro million, he said. Oct. 15 protests being planned Ruth L. Peten^n of C h t e ^ ^td>ed the Investigator. It had but probably w o^ d vote to re- The New Yortt senator’s bill He was a professional mu­ lived in Rockville most of her said Tuesday that from the by college students. ers contends Nixon oould ac­ Noting little criticism is to order a total cutback by Dec. sician tor more than 40 years. life. She was employed at the people paying for it to the had received threatening note^ I*®" virtuaUy certain any move port the nomination. Saxbe denounced the planned complish his draft objectives voiced against welfare programs - — to approve the nomination in Griffin, however, was under- 1, 1970 has drawn strong pro­ He played with the original U.S. Envelope Co. before she people receiving the money, no signed ‘ "rhe Black Panthers. student moratorium of protest. wltl^ anlalUrnate plan that does involving the aged, the blind com'mittee today would be set stood to be concerned about a tests from the White House, K. Oosaloma Band. Tony Pastor’s retired. She S//aA a member of one Is happy with the present ’The furors include 10 women Its organizers, among them Neil Gordns photo and the disabled, Shapiro com­ back a week. publiriied report over the week­ summed up Tuesday In a one- not require .congressional ap­ Band and the PhUlp Emcrton St. Bernard’s Church, and the welfare system. and two men, plus four women youth leaders In Sen. E u^ne J. mented that the greatest re­ Bayh said he ordered his own end that Haynsworth bad been word description of the Goodell Heads Kiwanis proval, the South Carolina Dem- “ IMamonds.” He joined the Lan­ Golden Age Club, the Daugh­ The Assembly revised laws sentment is directed against the alternates. McCarthy's presidential cam­ Engaged man to Haynsworth’s home involved with Robert Btdoer, the plan: “bugic^’’ WUUcun R. Johnson, 'Vice exuat said in an interview: derman Broth'-rs in 1030 st ^h» ters of Isabella, and Kiowa to curtail soaring allotments for aid to families with dependent One of the defendants Is Bob­ paign, have invited members plied the OI slang Savings Bank of Manchester, Is honored with a testimonial din­ Survivors, besides her hus­ department a budget for 1969-70 He said this was "largely be­ "I want no part of It,” Saxbe and would give any psychologi­ ford to James W. Abert o t Bran­ the n o 4 ^ " d r ^ h a ! ^ ,|^^ <1-1 In South Carolina, to Vietnam withdrawal pri^xis- the new president of the Kiwa­ ner on June 24 at the Hotel band, include a son, John E. of about 1350 million, some $100 cause of the multiplicity of prob­ said. "It could very well result cal advantage to college stu­ OF MANCHESTER America, Hartford. Miller , of Rockville; three ford, formerly of Manchester, million less than he asked. sent by his organization ^ records going ■n>e deal Involved the pur- als, and President Nixon agreed nis Club of Manchester, suc­ dents I wouldn’t object to that" has been announced by her par­ lems as well as the seriousness It was accurate. Within hours. in riot and heU-relslng.” ceeding Franote P. Dellafere. A life-long member of the daughters, Mrs. William Mar­ Although he praised national Seale said that If the notes ^ Indiana chase of sqme cemetery lairf by ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De- of the problems such as divorce, Republicans were using it all He proposed instead a Nov. 11 Johnson will take office next A psychologtoal advantage is American Federation of Mu­ coni of Rockville, Mrs. Bruno welfare efforts, noting that they had been sent by hU group they “ "s * " s ^ 20 wealthy South CaroUnlans. all students would get, Rivera Dominicls of Hartford. desertion, illegitimacy, behavior would have been slened^"'niedealing from 1967 when Haynsworth’s share reportedly over Capitol Hill. demonstration of support tor Tuesday, to ecocide with a sicians, Local 400, he had also Warchol of Stafford Springs, had Incorporated some of his problems, poor management, in­ Americans In Vietnam. said, because when they fin­ Her fiance is the non of Mr. "Hanoi has used some of change in the club’s fiscal year been a private music instructor and Mrs. Donald Thompson of proposals, Shapiro sold the state Black Panther p a r t ^ Mem- ^ one-thirty-ninth, ished schcxil they would know and Mrs. E. Paul Abert of 53 adequate housing and others.” bers of the rrartv "do tmf federal district judge. Baker, who became a million- these bugout reeolutlotis and* —from Doc. 31 to Sept. 30. tor more than 40 years. Northrldgc, Calif.; three about their chances of being Oxford St. id there are things there that aire while working for the Sen- they’ve used some quotations of Other new officers are Alfred brothers, Robert Pallanck of or attempt to threat,' drafted but would still be eligi­ Mr. Keeney was bom Aug. 6, Miss DoDominlcls is a tele­ sa*-man draft cut is to qitiet include a son, John D. Keeney Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling­ in Now Haven. AIJ Aerospace Writer about two thirds of a mile, to enthusiastic, the nomination to be o o n f l ^ ^ the post of community service Glaittcnbury Boord of EXhication campus dissent Jr. of Los Angelos, Calif.; two ton Ave., with a Mass of A November wedding Is pliin- position of the United States un­ CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) visit the Surveyor. guarded." co-ordinator tor the South Wind­ and has served as chairman of The chairman aald he will daughters, Mrs. Charles E. requiem at St. Bernard’s ned. thit one*^^etfeiJ^t^tonm e^lf P'clt "P tre- Kennedy, however, decUned Church at 9. Burial will be in —The Apollo 12 astronauts may Their emergency oxygen sup­ 18^29 an an tK ^ n rS !^ ,!^ "*®"<*°*“ resentment,” said a to say whether he would vote " I think they’re bugged by my sor Girl Scout Community As­ the Glastonbury Zoning Boctrd take no other position on the lot­ Moller Jr. of Wethersfield and stroll more than half a mile sociation. She replaces Mrs. of Appeals and as president of tery proposal until a qieclal Mrs. Galan E. Smith of Wo­ St. Bernard’s Cemetery. ply, needed If tlielr main back­ z^r, told h h ^ h S Republican member of the Judl-tor Haynsworth. ' ptoposal.” said GoodeU. "It Friends may call at the fu­ from their moon landing craft packs fall, has enough oxygen to sounds like they have a unified Rogers B. Cottle who resigned the East Glastonbury PubHc Li­ subcommittee completes hear­ burn, Mass.; a sister, Mrs. violence during convention the post last May after serving neral home tonight from 7 to next month. keep them alive 16 to 20 min­ line.” brary. ings—and the subcommittee Heiiry R. Murphy of Rockville POW Policy week. five years. 9. 'There will be a recitation of Also, they plan to collect utes. “ I certainly don’t think label­ He is a director of the United was distinctly cool to the idea at and eight grandchildren. Slmom had testified on Friday The Girl Scout community the Rosary tonight at 8 at the rock.s with far greater scientific A color television camera that Vietnamese Civilians ing it in that vray contributes Fund of Manchester and is a an opening hearing Tuesday. The funeral will be held to­ that Davis told him there would service co-ordinator provides funeral home. May Change flnesiv! than Nell A, ArmrUrong can beam live coverage ot their anything to an enlightened dia­ member of the Manchester Subcommittee Chairman F. morrow jit 9:30 a.m. from Rose be violence if the city did not a clearing house tor informa­ and Edwiln E. Aldrin Jr., v/ore lunar activities to earth has logue." Chamber of Commerce. He Is a Edward Hebert, D-La„ sold the Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm ((kmtinued from Pago One) grant the protesters’ demands tion or requests tor service Mrs. Robert J. Riilny able to employ on mankind’s been built and "If it can be Another Republican who has graduate of Mlddlebury (Vt.) difference between the lottery St., Rocky Hill, with a Mas.s violates International agree­ for permits tor demonstration Flee Cong Village projects. Scout Leaders use the SOU’TH WINDSOR — Mrs first lunar scavenger hunt. flight qualified m time, will be criticized the pace of U.S. disen­ College and of the School of and the alternate draft plan is of requiem at Corpus ChristI ments. sites and for sleeping in city service as well as town of­ Savings Banking. Ethel Jermle Daguc Buley, 61, Apollo 12 Commander Charles aboard,” Conrad said. SAIGON (AP) — Seventy-nine Elsewhere, three enemy arms gagement from Vietnam, Ohio "tweedle dum and tweedle dee" Church, Wethersfield at 10. The Pentagon’s official list of parks. ficials, club officers and any of Ekist Windsor, mother of Mrs. Conrad rates chances os " 50-50” The moonmen plan to make Vietnamese civilians escaped caches were found by South Sen. WUUam B. Saxbe, took is­ and the lottery would still leave Burial will be in Rose Hill Me­ captured men totals 413 but When asked whether he other interested persons. Wayne Gorton of South Wind­ that he will be able to land cloi:e two excursions out.ride the lai.d- . --- from a Viet C3ong village to an Vietnamese troops 11 miles west sue with Goodell. most young men guessing on morial Park. there arc 919 names on the Mrs. Golden has considerable sor and wife of Robert J. Buley, enough to an unnuihned Survey­ Ing craft, each tasting about 3% ought the iclty handled the American patrol base north of of Saigon. The finds strength- "IBs is a bugout attitude," Allowed Treatment their prospects tor being draft­ Friends may coll at the fu­ missing list and many of those experience in Girl Scouting, died Morrday at St. Francis or spacecraft now on the moon s hours and separated by an properly, Simon Saigon and South Vietnamese ened speculation that the (3om- Saxbe said. "It’s just Impracti­ ed. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. arc believed Imprisoned. having served two years as CAIRO (AP) — Former Su­ Hospital, Hartford. Ocean of Storms so that he and eight-hour rest period. * i.v™ “ art ment of a “ grave heart crisis," But Secretary of Defense Mel- at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Home, 1602 Main St., East a dress rehenr.-(al of their moon to collect radiation particles ough debate of the war issues. forms should contact Mrs. Al­ Issue, fearing the captured men walk. NEW YORK (AP) — The base and received communion of the enemy’s winter-spring the authoritative Cairo newspa­ 'vin R. Laird and his chief man­ Main St. ’The Rev. George Hartford, with a Mass of re­ streaming from the sun, an ex­ Sen. Charies Me. Mathias, R- bert Simpson, 382 Beelzebub Rd. might suffer, officials explain. stock market continued its tor the first time in five years, campaign. per Al Ahram said today. power aide said the lottery is Smith, pastor of the Presby­ quiem at St. Philip’s Church in Meanwhile, the third Apollo 12 periment to me.asure the density But with passage of time and steady decline in alow trading The Army said they had been The arms caches, found Tues­ terian Church of Manchester, Warehouse 'Point at 10. Burial a.stronaut-Na-/y Cmdr. Richard and velocity of radiation near no success In Paris, the U.S. this afternoon, as brokers said held captive in the village of day . by . _government rangers, in- will officiate. Burial will bo in will be in Springdale Om etery, F. Gordon Jr.—nclped crew.s at the lunar surface and a device changed almost to a "what- the launch pad with a count­ many investors V(ere failing to Due Bon, 70 miles northeast of clude(l rocket and hand gre- East Cemetery. Warehouse Point. to study the mtxjn’s magnetic :::H3 havcjwe-got-to-lase” attitude. down rehenr.sal teat for the ooasee wh.,.-w->j-_where the b o t t ^ lies. Saigon. It had a population of nodes, ' explosives, small arms Friends may call at the fu­ Friends may call at the fu­ fields. lili With Secretiiry of Defense sehed’ded Nov. 14 liftoff. The Dow Jones iimustrial av­ 400 before the exodus of the 170 ammunition, rifles and ottier iiiil neral home tonight from 7 to 9. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Conrad and Bean will collect Melvin R, Laird leading the Gordon will remain In moon erage at noon slumped 3.89 to civilians. weapons. A fourth cache was p.m. samples of moon rocks docu­ 809.20. way, American officials have orbit in the Apollo 12 command toimd 34 mllea north o f Saigon. Wlltord' H. Dutton mented In great detail. "Last night,” an Army begun castigating the Nortli ."hip while Conrad and Bean Losses led gains by better spokesman said, “ Enemy sol­ Allied troops continued GLASTONBURY — Funeral Mrs. Daniel F. Shea Each rock will be photo­ than 200 issues. "Everybody Vietnamese, focusing on four spend some 31 hours on the sur­ graphed from several angles— diers, In a c»ncerted effort to sweeps aimed to find more ene­ services tor Wlltord H. Dutton Mrs. Mary S. Shea, 61, of 92 major demands that: la watching this 800 DJI level to my supplies while the war re­ face, Including seven hour.i out­ with a color scale alongside-- 7 of Glastonbury, who died Mon­ Oliver Rd., wife of Daniel F. mained in a relative lull. M a n c h e s te r —The North Vietnamese and side the lunar module landing before It Is picked up, Conrad day at Hartford Hospital, will Shea, died last night at Man­ again,” commented one analyst. South Vdetnameae headquar­ Viet (Jong Identify prisoners craft. said, and will be placed in a up and tried to move one quar­ be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at chester Memorial Hospital. they hold. "If It does hold, we can ex- ters said 34 enemy were UUed St. James’ Episcopal Church. Mrs. Shea was bom May 26, Mlsrion rules ^v^ll let Ihj two numbered bag. ter of the villagers to a new lo­ —Relaa-se the serloiLsly sick peclally by bargain hunters, cation.” in the Mekong Delta south of 1908 In Hartford, daughter of S A V I N G S Burial will be in Buckingham and Injured men. since there is an enormous Saigon. It said government cas­ Cemetery. Dennis and Mary Donahue Sul­ He said South Vietnamese in­ Permit Impartial Inspoe- amount of cash around.” ualties were light. Friends may call at Holmes livan, and had lived in Man­ In the past week, funds have fantrymen intercepted a Viet llons of all prisoner of war fiLcll- Fren cJi-British Plane Slips Cong squad herding 91 civilians Reports from American head­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., chester for 19 years. She was Itles. been dressing up their portfolios quarters listed 13 overnight A LO AN Manchester, tonight from 7 to 9. employed as a claim agent for through the countryside, scared iiil For the most economical way —Permit the free excliajige of pect a new wave of buying, es- ^ cket or mortar attacks, four Survivors whose names were the Connecticut General Insur­ Through Sound Barrier changing large blocks. But even ___. ______causkig casualties or dami mall between prisoners and ley of gunfire and rescued the casualties or damage. Association omitted in Mr. Dutton’s ance Co., Bloomfield, and was block trading appeared down to­ U.S. B62 bombers flew five their fiunllles. TOULOUSE, Prance (AP) — civilians. obituary in yesterday’s Herald a member of Its Girls’ Clifb. have been reports that the Tu­ day, observed onoither analyst. more missions overnight, con­ Pentagon officials .say that de­ The French-Brltlsh supersonic Spokesmen said the 79 other are a daughter. Miss Jenifer She was also a member of the polev 144 might go Into service The third quarter ended Tues­ centrating on areas from 82 to spite some encouraging pre- transport plane Concorde civilians had fled during the to redecorate your home . . . E. Dutton of Glartonbury; and Connecticut Council of Catholic by 1972, but Western aviation day. 93 miles north of Saigon, prime I’ arls comments by Hanoi’s ."dipped through the sound bar­ past 10 days to Landing Zone two sisters, Mrs. Richard Mor­ Women. Hource.s believe this might be Some profit taking existed in infiltration regions near the chief negotiator, Xuan Thiiy, the rier today for the first time and Mary, a patrol base of the U.S. row and Miss Adna E. Dutton, Survivors, besides her hus­ only for freight. the Issues that have been flying Cambodian border. both of Glastonbury. band, Include two sons, Daniel NorU> Vietnamese have settled the plane’s commander said It President Nixon has given the high in the past two weeks. 1st Air Cavalry Division three E. Shea and Edward J. Shea, on one hard biu'galning position "woa much calmer than could go-ahead tor an American SST, Iliese include: miles south of the village of Due visit Watkins Drapery Shop Bon. Frank W. Palmer and a daughter. Miss Barbara bn the prisoner Issue: liiat the Ixfcimagined.’’ to be built by Boeing, which is Xerox at 99, off %; Control Frank W. Palmer, i03, of New M. Shea, all at home; a broth­ que»tlon uf freeing tte POW’s Andre Turcat, chief teat pilot expected to be ready by 1978. Data 140% off 1%; IBM 343%, The civilians have been Stokes Wins Haven, father of Mrs. Carl W. er, Edward F. Sullivan of Hart­ hinges on agreements to end the for illie Slid AvlaMon Co., told The Concorde Is designed to off 1%; and Polaroid 129%, off turned over to South Viet­ war. Stephens of Manchester, died ford; and two sisters, Mrs. ,io- newsmen after the (light, “ We carry up to 146 passengers at %. namese authorities in the prov­ yesterday at his home. .Hcph McKeoi: of West Hartfoivl, Only nine men have been stayed at supersonic .speed tor twice the speed of sound—about The Associated Press 60-stock incial capital of Song Be, 80 Primary By during our 95th Anniversary Sale! Survivors also include 2 mms, and Mother Mary Clotllde of tlie freed l>y North Vietnam In Uie nine minutes at a speed of Mach 1.’ 25 miles an hour. The Ameri­ average at noon was off .7 at m'les northeast of Saigon. 3 other daughters, 4 grandchil­ Sisters of Mercy in Weat Hart- past five years, and all came 1.06. We carried out various op­ can SST will have a capacity of 84.4j with Industrials off *1.0, The Army said one group of iillii dren, 10 great-grandchildren’ fortl. from the same prison earni) in erations which permitted us to 300 ptussengers and a speed of rails off .5,______and utilities off... .1 27 villagers who turned up at 31,000 Votes d r a p e r ie s . . . Change the entire look of your home or apartment with custom made imd 11 great-great grandchil­ Tile funural will be held Fri­ the Hanot area. Hundreds are nppreglate Uie extraordinary up to 1,800 miles an hour. Midday trading saw utilities .i-*9dlng Zone Mary Tuesday in- CLEVELAND. Ohio (AP) — quality draperies from Watkins. Choose from a large array of exciting fabrics . . . dren. day ati 9:16 a.m. from the John believed iiold In about five stability of'tile plane." The tests with the 001 Con­ and drugs mostly up, while mo- i? children, Funeral services will be F. 'Tiemoy Funeral Homo, 219 camps. A Mach l.()5 al>eed Is 714 miles corde prototype will continue up tors, aircrafts, electronics, met- "The spokesman for the group ^ ®,^*^ Incumbent Carl B. Stokes a collection that covers every decor . . . Early American prints, fine imported linens, private. iV. Center St., with a solemn Some have been impri.soned an liour. to a speed of Mach 1.4. Then it ala, chemicals, rails, oils and to- ^°*<^ American infantrymen 9 self-styled law-and- beautiful cottons, elegant traditional, plus an outstanding collection of bold, exciting high Mass of requiem at St. more U»an five years; over 200 Turcat was the commander of will be up to the 02 prototype, baccoe were mostly off. Steels, they had for a long time candidate by more than 31,(XX) votes Tuesday In Cleve­ solids. All draperies era made with the finest cotton sateen linings, hand finished hems Percy H. t'owcll Bridget Ciiurch at 10. Burial tuive been tliele more than 3% the plane but pilot Jean Pinet which was built in England with glamors, and rubber issues ^®®" forced to produce food for Percy Stoplrcnson Cowell, 85, will be In St. Bridget Cemetery. years. was at the controls. were mostly mixed. local Viet Cong and North Viet­ land’s Democratic mayoral pri­ and headings, and weights Ot corners and at seams. Just dial 643-5171, ask for the larger motors, to push the trial mary election. formerly 88 Bui’klngham St., Friends may call at ,tho fu­ The delta-wiing plane took off speeds up to Mach 2. Of the New York Stock Ex­ namese army regular forces, But Stokes won his bid for Drapery Shop, end our representative will call on you with a large selection of fabrics died Saturday in a Ix>s Angeles neral home tonight from 7 to 9 from Us Iiomo airport at 10:60 The French version of the change’s 20 most-active Issues, while they themselves went hun­ nomination to a ee(x>nd two-year for you to choose^ from. All draperies are instelleo when delivered to insure complete (Calif. I area hoaplbU. and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 a.m. and company officials an- plane is equipped with jet mo­ 10 were on the decline, 5 were gry." an Army communique said. term only after overcoming a Funeral services were held lO 9 p.m. Illieaiilt, Spy noimccd that It had pierced the tors that are smaller than those up, and 5 unchanged. customer satisfaction. lead of more than 20,000 votes ^eflterday at Hllsldo Church, supersonic level 39 minutes lat­ planned for production models. The most active Big Board is­ Capt. Herbert E. Barnes of Discover which Robert J. Kelly, an elec­ Whittier, C»iUf. Hlu-lal was in Fnuik KliM’uk er. Development costs for the sue was Benguet, 18%, un­ Orlando, Fla., an intelligence of­ Never Met toral newcomer, built up In ROCKVILLE Frank Kle- The speed had to be measured Clonrde have soared. When changed on 172,100 shares. ficer, said: “ When our inter­ Rose Hill MomorUil Park, Whlt- (t'oiitliiued from Pago One) white sections crucial to the cak, 76, of Anaheim. CaUf., by a ground radar network. The 'the program was started In STP Corp. and Amerada Hess preter told them, ’You are safe tter. mayor’s Nov. 4 general election Mr. Cowell wim bom in Penn­ formerly of Itockvillo, (bed yes­ Rhcault refu.sod to elal>orate position of the plane at the time 1962, It was estimated $750 mil­ delayed opening due to a large now,’ their faces turned to SLIPCOVERS . . . The easiest, most economical was smiles.” prospects. way to redecorate end up-date sylvania and lived in ManciU's- terday morning at Fullerton. on Ills brief .statoinTfllj^oncorn- of passage of the sound barrier lion would be needed. Now an number of orders. Ing Tlial Kliae Chuyoirwho the The final unofficial count gave how easily you make a room. Ahd now during Watkins 95th Anniversary____ , Sale, Sale, you can save on Slipcovers, ter from 1940 to 1968 when ^he Calif. was given ns over the town of Investment of $2 billion is ex­ Army ohargea said wa.s slam Stokes 92,219 votes to 60,899 tor moved to California. Mr. Klecak was bom in Oahors. No sonic boom was pected befogp sales begin. Draparie^ and Reupholstering. Slipcovers era available in a large choice of Vet- Bronx, N.Y. He was formerly June' 20 iH'iir the Six-cliil Force.s heard on the ground. Kelly, a 48-year-oId former dty Survivors liu’iude a .son, Evi- service director. dyed eM Pre-shrunx fabrics . . . Scotchgard* or Zepel*’ treated for soil repallancy. employed by M.T. Stevens and iK'adquarlers at Ntm Tning. Before the flight Turcat said gene G. t.ioweU, four gnUMk-htl- Architect Unveils New Plan Stokes became the first Negro fftDric is " ...... - - - Sons Co. in Rockville. As the men .step|x>d from the tlK' plan wii-s to reach superson­ Literacy Work Your f^ ric is skillfully cut and pinned to your furniture to insure proper fit. Fab­ dren, and one grisit-griusichlld. elected mayor of a major Amer­ Survivors Include two daugh­ plane they were greeted by At­ ic speed at an altitude of about ioney at Savings & Loan rics carefully matched, welts are hand made, and self welted for added beauty. torney Henry RothbUitt of New For Hartford’s ^Inner O ty’ ican city in 1967. He also is the Edgar E. ’Theriault ters, Mrs. Jerome Kauppl and 36.000 feet. Topic of Talks Prices^ below include both fabrics and labor for: (I.) Up to 78-inch sofa with 2 York, who ri'pri'.senled Crew, first Negro mayor of a major Edgar E. Theriault of 53 Fair- Mrs. Evelyn Golemba, both of "Wc shall fly for a time at a Brumloy and Boyle. Rothblatt MOODUS, Conn. (AP — A areas” will be located on lower city to face a re-election battle. or 3/cushions. (2.1, One cushion chairs. Wing or channel back pieces priced slightly view St., husband of Mrs. Fullerton. sj>eed faster thiuj soimd . . . At North Church told rejxirters lie feels the me:i Hartford Inncr-ctty community floors of residential buildings. "We’re going to really have to Yvette Boisvert ’Tlierlault, died ’The funeral will be held Fri­ verifying the craft’s pitch, roll, —C. I. D'Ollvelra, who with his higher, (fabric only) Arm caps extra. Call 643-5171 today tor Watkins Shop-at- wore charged because of a in which “ people will have op- Principals will be replaced by agaii^ Ralph Perk,” there's really nothing to it! Just early this morning at Miuiche.s- day at 10:15 a.m. at tt»e Burke n slmuInttHl stall, slowdown of wife. Louise, is a (oundqr and Hpme Service. "personal vendetta" by Gen, master counselors." and the Stokes said of the Republican stop in to one of our conveniently lo­ ter Memorial Hospital. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., motors, etc," he said. dlrtH'tor of "Operation Upgrade Uons" in determining the style =5|i Creighton W. Abrams, com­ entire .system will be managed county auditor he will face In Mr. Tlierlault was bom in with a Mass of requiem at St. Tile (light Imd bos'n scheduled of Southern Africa" will be guest and direction of their lives is cated offices tomorrow and open a mander. of II.S. forces In Viet­ Tuesilay but was po.stixmcd be­ by a council of school represent- general election. Haverhill, M ush., and had lived Bernard’s Church at 11. Burial sjHxiker Sundtiy at 9 and 10:30 one nam. the goal of architect Jack Dol- atives and neighborhood people. Negroes compose about one- stm savings account. Your savings begin in Manchester for 28 yo«ira. He will b«v in St. Bernard’s Cem­ cause of light rain iind low cloud a.m. servloes a t North United Uird. RlieauU was a.*iked how be The school will take students third of Cleveland’s population earning dividends at once and every Sofa...... X Reg- S99.50 . . Now $89. was employed at Hamilton etery. I'ON’er. It took off 1% liours late Methodist Church. Dollard, architectural, consult­ would like to ae<> lil.slory roeord at 18 months of age and keep of SSO.CXX). Standard Division of United Friends may call at the fu­ today becausi' of weather. Mrs. D’Ollvoira will speak ant to the South Arsenal Nelgh- day thereafter. Dividends are com­ the Incident. He n'piii'tl. "r-l them until they are “ Six to nine" Kelly said he congratulated Aircraft Oorp., Windsor Locks. neral home Friday from 9 a.m. The Concorde, ih'signed to (ly about the project Sunday at the borhixxl Development Corp. rather not see It recorded. It’s befora sending them on to reg­ atokes "in confcxmiity with the pounded and payable ijuarterly. You He was a communicant of the to the time of the furteral. between Paris luul New York In 9:30 and H a.m. services at (SAND), pictured imaginative Sofa & Chair ...... Reg. $154.50 . . Now $139. not a particularly valid histori­ ular schools, according to Dol­ American tradition of politics" can make withdrawals at your con­ Church of the Assumption. 3 tHHirs. made Its maiden (light Ellington Congregational five-story apartment structures cal Incident. I think It would lard. In this peri(xi, they will be but held to his eoriier announce­ Survivors, besides his wlft\ March 2. The first production Church. with only the kitchens and bath­ t-s- venience without advance notice. iH'tter be' forgotten. S<. long as exposed to the broadest possible ment that he would not support intrude three »ons, Ronald E. models of the plane are sched- The couple live in Durban, Sofa & Two Chairs...... Reg. $208.50 . . Now $179. Boinl) a Huri) l>eople rememlx'r, that \vv wen' rooms specifically located and a sampling of people, things, amd the mayor in the general elec­ Your money is always ready for you ’Hierlault of Vernon, and Allan uKhI to be delivered to airlines South Africa, and founded Op- schcKil with all of Hartford as exonerateel." late In 1973 or early In 1974. Sbe- insUtutlona which influence their tion. at a moment's notice! B. ’Theriault ami David M. For the World? onitlon Upgrade because they the classroom. The turnout of 153,118 vcAers J' Hie rolonel saM ho l.s g'ad the leen airlines have taken options saw a groat need for an adult lives, he said. ’Theriault, both at home; two Speaking Tuesday to the New The housing. Dollard explain­ compared with 200,000 when ^ ^------ca.>K' would not go to trial b •- to buy the onift. Utenu-y program in Southern brothers. Rouel ’Ttieriaiilt of ANCHORAGE, Ala-ska (AP) cause a great dt'al of clatsi’ led England-New York Planning Ad­ ed. will be "modular" with only Stokes, the 42-year-old grandson That's how easy it is to earn a great Savannah, Ga., and Paul Theri­ A S*)vlet rival of the Con­ Africa. They have worked with A setertlst te.stlfled at a hear­ matorliU would have Ix'eii ministrators conference and (he kitchens and bathrooms spe- of a slave, unseated incumbent big 5 per cent yearly at Manchester ault of Haverhill, Mass.; a sis­ corde. the Tiqxilev 144. went Dr, Frank Laubach, the fore- REUPHOLSTERING . . . Why throw away old sof^s and chairs whan you can retain ing heri- that the one-megaton brought to light and Iv-cjuise it workshop. Dollard said SAND ciflcaly located and the resi­ Ralph Locher In the 1967 pri­ ter. Mrs. Russell Fontaine of through the siumd barrier on a n!ost pioneer in the field o< Savings & Loan. So why not stop in their beauty through rauphoistary? Choose from a large collection of coverings in­ would have Iwen an ag-iiiizlng soon will ask the city’s Rede­ dents left free to arrange the mary. Rochester, N.H,; and two underground nuclear bliuit te.sl flight Jime 5. .six months aiiult lltenui>', and have trained tomorrow? Your savings are insured scheduled on Amehitkn Ishuid ordeal for the meii'e famlltei. after Its maiden flight. There velopment Agency tor designa­ remainder of the living area as cluding velvets, formal damasks, tweeds, solids, bold prints, or even stylish stripes. grandchildren. 165 Laubach literacy workers tion as the prime developer in they desire. up to $ i 5,000.00, too. Thursday might be beneficial •ind have publLshed 17 Laubach Yoijr furniture is stripped to the bare frame, loose joints reglued, old webbing replaced, ’The funeral will be held Fri­ South Arsenal. He said that while most of in relieving pressures which lltenu-y books. Jaycees Plan springs retigd, and new fillings added. Fabrics are meticulously hand cut, matched day at 8:16 a.m. from tire Meanwhile, most of the plan­ the tenenient buildings in South could build up and trigger a D’OHvelra has been a journal­ GirlsC.an Drink at Bars: ning for the "everywhere Arsenal arc 3% stories, the new and tailored to Watkins traditional quality. Call 643-5171 now for Watkins Shop-at- large earthquate, ist. company secretary and a ‘ Foliage Tour \ ^ "What are you," asked state school’’ already Is completed structures replacing them will V "\ Methodist missionary. During ii it it Home Service and we'll gladly s«nd a representative to you with a larga selection of J -Personal Noticpf-^ Rep. Bill Ray, D-Jun^^uu, "a and funding la being sought, he be five stories to leave plenty Spme Headaches Expected Wi^rtd War II. he 9er\x'd with For ^niors fabric^s for you to choose from at no extra cost or obligation. '■ mo’>iter nanny wIk> burps the said. V ' . ' of "open space;* tor the enjoy­ \ the South African Tank Corps The school. Dollard said. wtU world?" (tlostlnurd Imni Page One) ment of those who live in the Some ISO senior citizens will ^ MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Card Of Thanks In North Africa where his re­ emphasize "responsive" as op­ £3E W v wisli to tiuuik till of t»ur ■Well, I'm (rom California," neighborhood. have a chance to enjoy the toll drink.H if Ihev are talking to a giment was attached to the U.S. posed to ’’directive" education; oelshbors. frieiKLi ami rpUulv(>>t Companies often give away »ild one. "and wo lot laditvt .sit Cars, he said. will be foliage aixi area countryrtde 1007 MAIN STREET - NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 (or tha imny acta id kiixturw ami woman. k'lflh Army. After the .war, he teachers will Instruct “ from the souvenir!' or offer samoles o' at the biirs all tin' time. So I'm “ docked" and the streets will next Wednesetoy in the ninth An­ COVEm RY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 Open 9 A.M. fo 5:30 P.M. - Closed Mondays syrncathy ahown u« in our n.>cfnt "1 wv>rke*i In MasRachusetts wa-s manager o< Kearaney Heal­ total environmonl rather than E3S oereavemet. We cMpeclally thank their products. Wine companies u-sed to It." be principally ' (or pedestrians. nual Pall Foliage Tour. oil those wtio evnt tht« oecuifUul where women were allowed to ing Honie. a mission hoapttal In (rom only their own educational. floral tribulea and Afaea caixU in New York. Ohio and Ojltfor- Bartender Harr>’ Mnrrewa l.s Even policemen will be expected Manchester Jaycees, who sit at the bt\r and the whole NataJ. and Mfundeseweni Metho­ backgrtMmds." These many exoresnioiui of sym­ nla gladly open up their "tast­ delighted about the whole Idea. to walk. planned the event, will drive pathy and kindness wUt aiwa>ti ntmoajihero Is better.” he said. dist -MUssion in the TTanskel. He There will be a central "gui­ Open Thursday and Friday unfil 9 P.M. be remembered by ua. ing rooms" after the visitors "I think it will Improve busi­ DoUard said the money for re­ cars and charter buses tor the "Men don’t get' as, boisterous is a steward In the Methodist dance center" offering Instruc­ have seen the grape’s progress ness/’ he said. “ Men will stay developing South Arsenal all will outing for residents of local Mpt- Wife ‘Mrs. 9Vederlck Bynui with women around. I think It’s Chureh and sera-es as chairman tion to everyone regardless o< Bon and l>aushters. from vineyard to bottle. at a bar longer and buy more come from government and pri­ homed, convalescent bo^ltals a good .thing. It’s .ibout time." of SulcidcH' S.O.S. in DurtMn. , age and "mulU-lnstrucUonal vate grants. and housing tor the eldsely. A P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1969 PAGE ELEVEN

ed mier'group in favor of another.'In the can Party, while sixteen renudn- Actually, by dieting mentkm locate the airport In that region greatest natural asset, its F.mancipfltion od independent. cpdrae of his touring he Inevitably finds Inside Bolton of flie exact site, the CRPA is without prior consulting. beauty and rural peace," and Six additional voters also join- attempting to extricate Itself that "the people of Bolton would ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — ./him self accused of being both for and The resolution passed by the Ettpnittg l|praU) Report od the Democratic ranks, two from file embarasatng situation Democratic Town Committee have to endure an envirolynent A Society for the ESmanclpatloa against every race^ f being an "anti” fiwn the Republican Party and Democrats, In Resolution, It found Itself in when ,1k moved expressing ^’unalterable” oppo­ filled with noisemaldng/ ma­ of the American Male bos been four farmer Independents. into anothbr regional aroa." formed here, dedicated to "re­ ____ FDBUBHBO) BY THE and of being a "lover." OOnUnoed from Page IB) sition to the airport will be sent chines, and suffer th e. constant HTOAT.n PRINTINO CO.. INC. The C R P A has announced dread of tmpewling .disaater to storing the Amertcao patriai^ 18 BiaMll Street If all this heckling is a valid sign of to "the selectmen, the CRPA, Maseheeten Conn. regarded es a poor th!r>t The Zoning Board of Appeals Oppose an Area Airport that the "mention’’ of the Bol- the Aeronautics Commission, their homes and AamlUss." cby*’’ and returning the male to moiiAB r. remousoN the mood of New York City, the arith­ baa granted, aubject to certain ton-Coventiy site would be "de- "his rightful place at the head WALTER R- rEROtIBON through the summer. Oooiiv The Democratic Town Com­ Bolton-Coventry sRe "does not and local and state officials In- Bruce Hutc^ln^m, town com­ PnlOleheta conditions, a request from M ar­ ’eted” from its ranort aft»r k of the tamily.’’ ^ metic it makes Is plain enough. New dignified and setf-possexsed materially affect the sttuatkm." cIuQinj' Senator Houley, Cfov- mittee m e m l^ , said that "the IVniided OctODW 1, 1881 shall L Dressier, B Josepli Per- mittee, considering the "BtAton- hearing (n South Windsor Sept. Its spokewnan, Oarltoo M. York is a city of pronounced ethnic (ttxNigh a bit long-winded), "Many pecHHe have been ernor Dempsey and Oongress- .rtate woulttfae serving the pub­ hhis Rd., Norwich, for a vari­ Coventry” airport "stiU a very 11.. The airport, proposed by March! is making progresB lulled into (hlnUng that the air­ "»n St, Onge.” lic bettet/to spend the money Brown, claims that the "Holy groups. Mayor Lindsay has Incurred the ' t v ance to permlf winter occupan­ consultants akxig R k 44A just PObUNied Every Elvenliig Except Sandaye among the mlddfo-lnomne real threat,” has passed un­ port concept has been oon- The rerolutioii states that the to relieve the transportation Scriptures of all nations elevat­ and HoUdaya. Entered at the Poet OKlce at cy, for adults only, of a dwell­ over the Bolton line In Coven­ enmity and suspicion of all these groups. whites' who detent Lindsav’s es­ animously a resolution against celed,’’ the town committee re­ •'poposed airport "would be of crisls'on the ground by develop­ ed the male while esteeming the Kancheeter, Conn., aa Second Claaa Hah ing aityated on Lot 86, Ames try, met strong opposition from woman who Is humble, obedient Xatter. I f these groups are going to vote the tablishment Uberaliam but now such an airport. ported after its regular monthly advantage to almost none of the ing plans revolving about maM Rd., Amsten Lake. residents of the two towns. wonder whether Procacclno The town committee also meeting last Friday, “but this eitlaens of BoHon,” that "the tr a n ^ .” and sottcitous of her hufltand.” way their hecklers indicate, Lindsay is He urges tttat men ’ ’atop ooUah- SUBSCRIPTION RATES really file the rote of maydr of warns area residents that the is not so. The C R P A atlU sup­ Since Coventry is In the Wind­ proposed airport’s traffic (pre-/ Payable in Advance going to be left with a scattering few the nation’s largest dty. Manchester Evening Herald ham, not the Capitol, region, dieted to be approximately one The Hoover Dam In Las Ve­ oratlng with the worldly women One Tear ...... 880.00 recent announcement by ttie ports the Harris Report and tho Six Montba ...... 18.60 Supporters who have somShow manag­ For Instance, March< soer^ Hebron oorreopondent, Anne CaMtol Region Planning Agency construction of a general the director of thb Windheun R e­ plane per minute by 1978 iwould gas was originally called Boul­ and start ooUaborating with the Three Hontha ...... 7.80 last Friday nigtat ~maUng in­ Emt, tel. 888-SB71. gion objected to a proposal to completely destroy BMton’a der Dam. homey ones.” One Month ...... Awi to "delete mention” o f the purpose airport In thla area. ed to escape being white, black, Protes­ roads In heavily DemoorMUc tant, Jewish, Catholic, Moslem, Irish, Raliaa Sections of BiodMyn ____ MEMBER OF that Prooeedno counts on heavi­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Polish, Puerto Rican, Italian, or Yankee. The Aaaoclated Preea la excluelvely entitled ly. After being refused entrance to the uae of republlcatlon of all news dia- The ethnic heckling of the M ayor has patchea credited to It or not otherwiae credlt- earlier in the month, Marctri in thla paper and alao the local newa puh- r ' . was invited into one Dbaio- Uabed here. beoome so open and so pronounced that Amsrloan social dub filled with BSS MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL 64S-ai71 - OPEN B A J t TO B 8D All rianta of republlcatlon of apeclal die- political observers, looking to the city’s patchea herein are alao reserved. Procacclno posters. His brief P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEUI THUR8. AND FRI. UNTIL B PJ*. - MUSIC STORES- 17 OAK ST.. MAFRSIESTBR - TEU 848-8171 -' 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD - TEL future, are predicting that, regardless speech, ddivered In fluent Flor- 622-7901 - WATKINS-WBST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 BiAST CENTER ST. - TE L •4B-71BB The Herald Printing Company Inc., aa- of the outcome In this particular elec­ entino Italian, evoked an ob­ aumei no tinanclal reaponaiblllty for typo­ V i . viously favorable response. graphical errora appearing In advertlsementa tion, N ew York City pollUcs wlU now and other reading matter in The Handle iter Accordine^y, tiiough either Evening Herald. be filled with the ethnic poison for many Mardil or Piocaodno would an­ years to come. nihilate Undaay by a two-texme Suhacrlber to Log Angelea TTmea-Waahlng- margin in a two-man race, the ton Pott Newa Servlca. In such a sftuatlon. In face of such a Ihll aervlce client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. tfareo-oornered contest is de- ■ I i Publlaheri Repreeentatlvea — The Julhia prospect, the only immediate recourse OF MANCHESTER Mathewa Special Amtncf — Now York, Chi­ veloptng into a dead beat with cago. Detroit and Boaton. for Americans who want still to believe the outcome of the televised debates to determine the win­ In Am erica is to an act of faith. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- ner. Yet, hod Mario Procacclno TTONR We have to beUeve that this is not restrained Ms emotions and the true In depth picture of the present stayed In the shadows as the Dtelay advertlatng moemg hourt: For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. silent strong man, his election For Tuetday — l p.m. Saturday. attitude or the November voting Inten­ for mayor might well have been JV>r Wedneaday — l p.m. Monday. tion of the people of New York City. immutable by now. For Tburaday — 1 p.m. Tuetday. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. _Ftor Saturday — l p.m. Thuraday. We have to believe that, as they have Claaalfled deadllna — B p.m. day before Indeed been so often before, they are publication, B p.m. Friday for Saturday , • ; (■ and Monday publication. still Americana ahead of any other possi­ Books Added ble classification for themselves. Wednesday, October 1 We have to believe that they w ill turn To Library from their much advertised oppor­ MART OHENET LBRABY The War Which Spills Its Guts tunities to elevate the narrowest motiva­ Fiction The one thing which hag dlsUngiiUhed tions to the highest importance, and eSark — Nobody’s perfect ...... ■ Oorder —Slave atdp the war In Vietnam from aU prevtoua vote for a city which has room and op­ % Dohrman —The last of the wan is, as we have observed many portunity and dignity for all groups. xnal^BHi times already, the extent to which this This wo have to believe. du IBHirler —The house on the FtsHographed By Sylvkui Oflara atrand war keeps stripping Itself naked in front It would be pleasant and reassuring HAZY DAY AT DRY NIAGARA FALLS Farris — The captors of the whole world. to be able to theorize, as well, Fleming ^Hell’s belle that Mayor Lindsay’s campaigning was Gardner — A complete state of There are several explanations for deoMt making the strongest possible bid to this. It Is an undeclared war, which Herald Heinsy —Treideft evoke the basic decency In the New York Hesse — Peter Oamemind means that the civilian authority over Inside Report electorate, and thus Increasing the Yesterdays Houston — G ig the mlUtary has hesitated to let the Open Foru] Llnlngton — The wine of vio­ chance that our act of faith can bq by military impose the kind of censonhlp 25 Years Ago lence sustained by an election result in Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak which would be normal. In taking ad­ This was a Sunday; "nie H er­ Lookrldge — A risky way to kill November. Auxiliary Seeks Support elite, "uptight”, group. It is Moravia — Command and I will vantage of thla fact, the news media NEW Y O R K — A sudden loss saw was no steadfast nemesis ald did not publish. wide open to the parents of obey you But, sad to say, the Mayor’s efforts of support by City Controjler of crime and anarchy but a To Mothers of Midgets, have developed new intensity and com- 10 Years Ago players and cheerleadiers, the O’Bilne — Mills Watkins of Manchest to combat ethnic enmities are so obvious Mario Procacclno, law-aiid- highly excitable little man with Rally round, gals, it’s that Poole — Gun vote at Valdoro pleteneas of coverage. And, In the order Democratic nominee for wives and sweethearts of coach­ and shopworn they almost seem to a weakness for malaproplsm. The 8780-a.year job of Man­ time again! Our very own grid­ Stewart — Earth abides mayor for New York, can be Furthermore, Procacclno’s es, directors, etc. Even a gal particular atmosphere of this controver­ chester Sealer of Weights and iron star(s) are going to wreck Vance — Eight fantasms and boomerang against him, and his effort directly attributed to the suc­ who is only a "friend” of the is now celebratin sial war, even the military participants agreement to debate Lindsay Measures Is officially trans­ our home lives once more — maglos cess of his enemies In goading and MaTehi within the private game is welcome. All that you to moke the war In Vietnam the major ferred to the Police Department and how do you rate In the fol­ Non-Flcllon In It have felt more freedom to talk him out of seclusion. confines of the New York Times have to do is attend an occas­ issue of his campaign for the mayoralty who will perform Its duties lowing categories? Allen — Poe and the British editorial rooms gave his oppo­ ional meeting with your ideas 6md reveal than Is normal. The battle plan by hIs man­ hereafter. 1. Cook: Your abilities will magaadne -tiiadlAan their 95th Is the kind of political shift which mis­ nents the chance fo t^arge that and goodwill. Your suggestions agers to limit Procacclno’s Loyalty dlimer for par- be terted to breaking point as Behrman — The new world of he was afraid to confl^pt them.^ and support are needed for rum- Of all the Instances In which thla war takes quicksand for safer ground. If visibility to the absolute mini­ supper becomes a "movable” the ooeeuw publicly. ■ Ishloneia of Concordia Luther­ nvage sales, bake sales, jewelry has denuded Itself before the public gaze the New York vote turns out sane and mum was conclusively de­ an Church laimches building feast. Mealtimes have to be Bell — What shall we do to- Anniversary molished last week when he parties, hat parties, etc. And the What finally lifted the Veil program for a new church on juggled around to fit praotlce morrowT — the burning of the villages, the sh6ot- decent, It will have to come out of Its agreed to three televised de­ was the charge (made under yearly dance. Your involvement Pitkin St. and also the 06th an­ and gam e schedules. Blair — Red ball In the sky Ing of the captive, the gunning of the ethnic compartments and somehow man­ bates with his two rivals — needling from a TV newsman) Is a vlital part of all these ac­ niversary of the founding of the 2. Chauffeur: Get ’em to the Bold — Famous {HOblems of 95 years ago yesterday, Clarence Watkins and his Mayor John V. Lindsay, run­ by J. Raymond Jones, Harlem field on tim e! tivities. 'Die money raised Is natives down below — none has been age to vote for what Mayor Undsuy Is congregation. used to hrip pay for the boys’ matbemattce brother F. Elniest established Watkins Brothers, Inc., ning for reelecUon as the Lib­ Democratic leader who is sup­ 8. Seamstress: Patch ripped more bizarre than the cose of the Qreen In spite of the way ho campaigns. Our Borland — Homeland eral party nominee after losing porting Lindsay, that Procaccl­ and tom uniforms. equipment, insurance, etc. But in the front room of a tiny h o u ^ bn Endridge StrMt. If you are not a Monday-go- Budge — Don Budge: a tennis Berets. act of folth depends upoh an unusual the Republican nomination, and no was a coward. When he 4. Warehouse magician; Find A fter expanding and moving several times, Watkins A Thought^ Ipr Today meetlng gal, or are not the type matMi state Sen. John Marchl, heard of it, Procacclno dissolv­ space to store all their bulky of Manchester, has grown to become one of New Eng­ act of discernmont on their port. It Sponsored by the Mqncheoter Burn — The waning states of Perhaps its extraordinary hold on the nominee of the Republican and ed Into tears among campaign equipment. to indulge in the social whirl Oouncll o t Ghurctaes Orseoe; from their rise to the land’s largest and most reputable furniture stores. may be too much to expect, ” Conservative parties. aides. Even If it lost him the at dance-time, end don’t care public concern and Imagination has re­ 8. Laundress; Keep uniforms Roman conquest And now, thru N oy.1 ,’ to celebrate our 95th birth­ election, he told . friends, he to take part in any or all of Those debates might well ac­ presentably clean. (B y the way. Catholic Inter-American Co­ day, Watkins is haying an Anniversary Sale offering sulted from that fact that, unlUce other could not bear for his fam ily " A Knight’s Prayer” the above activities, won’t you celerate a decline by Procaccl- If you can manage to get grass operation Program — Cultur­ shaiply reduced^jfnees throughout most departments. point blank revelations In this war, the to carry with them forever the^ "M y Lord, I am ready on the please at least volunteer to no which has caused far more stalhs off the knees of the a l fodbora tat tafter-Amertcon shame of alleged cowardice.' threshold of this new day to go hand out programs at the gate Choose f r o m ' a large selection of birmd-name mer­ case of the Qreen Berets has been a Some ProKreH.s Made concern among his backers than white game uniforms, please forth armed with thy power, just once during the entire sea­ retatfons chandise coy^ring over an acre of beautifully displayed they will admit publicly. Rejecting the advice of old pro share your success story!) strip tease kind of performance from There la heartening news In the State seeking adventure on the high son? Chute — The first liberty furniture*;^ \ Privately, they acknowledge Democrats, Proccaccino agreed And when the regular season Traffic Commission's announcement yeo- road, to right wrong, to over­ There are approximately 160 Cochrane — The world food the very beginning. that hts huge lead of tiie sum­ lost week to the debates. begins yon — dress worm, at­ H uit7 into Watkins today and take advantage of terday that a 8 m.p.h. lower speed limit come evil, to suffer wounds and players In the league, matched problem mer has been severely narrow­ Consequently, there Is deep- tend games root for team, ciieer the.niany bargains available like the ones illustrated r r will be posted for trucka on Connecticut's endure pain if need be, but In Cooper — Apollo on the moon For many months It has threatened ed. Lindsay has gained a little apprchcnslon among Procac­ by almost the same number of on tois page. superhighways beginning Oct. l. o all things to serve thee bravely, cheerleaders, shout loud, boo Dahien —Semiconductors from ground, but the most dramatic clno’s supporters that he will potential helpers. The boys play and promised to disclose secret parts faithfully, joyfully, that at the soft. A to Z There is also gratification In the Com­ progress has been made by destroy himself in the debates. .a total of 6 Midget games and 4 end of the day’s labor, kneeling AH these things you do for DonoldBon — The suburban of our war performance never before mission’s decision, after It took a delay­ Marchl. What just a few weeks Nor is he prepared In any way Pony home games. We need for thy blessing, thou mayst your pride and joy — won’t you myth unveiled; now, without over dropping ed second look ut a 1067 statute, that a ago seemed n certain runaway to wage a well coordinated cam- tw o attendants at each game find no blot upon my shield.” do just a lltUe more? — Join Eckert — WUderneas empira prohibition keeping trucks out of the by Procacclno Is now a three- polgn as on active, visible can­ which means 32 volunteera. If the final garments, it has vanished be­ By Chester Cathedral the Women’s Auxiliary. It needs Elsen —The age of rock third, or extreme left passing lane, ap­ way race where the result is didate. 0vof speeding trucks would re­ By Whitaker Contributions were made at the poeMM team Atttoa, Amer­ duce the maximum truck speed by at end of the concert .and the motl­ ica, Asia, and Oceania Once again. It Is the particular charac­ least 10 m.p.h. ey added to the Uniform Fond. ^weth —Amerloon art muse- ter of this war which Is the one thing Wo would hope that the effectiveness There Is still a large sum of which emerges clearly. This sort of of the 88 m.p.h. Umlt will come up for money needed before the ttnl- Choose from 4 basic cloak and dagger stuff has happened In further evaluation In n reasonable time forma can be purchased. and with an eye to mftking it even lower. Several members of the Band" Behron many previous wars. Only this war In­ Too, simply posting new speed signs asked me to write this letter to sists on regurgitating Its own most lurid won't overcome the problem unless the inform the townspepole Hm z School BoarSs styles of Upholstered privacies Into the public view. Perhaps, action Is accompanied by adequate, they are still In need o f uni­ more attentive enforcement measures. forms. The preeent unlfOTm Is From Area Will as we someUmes think, the experience The wheel-gripping tensitin that most twenty years old, and has be­ Furniture now on Sale! Is going to discredit all war and make drivers feel amid weaving, fast-moving '(Si’Blii come quite threadbare and Meet Tomorrow the world sick of all war. Or perhapa trucks won’t be eased, either, unless the worn In appearance. Watkiiid is offering uphoistered fom itore during our 95th Anniversary third lone prohibition Is also alertly en­ The band played a Concert Menobero of the Boards of Bd- the cult of ruthleaa violence and brutali­ Sale. forced. Sept IB at the Eastern States fjS the Andover, Hebron, Qioofle between Contemporary, Spanish, Early American or Traditional ty It reveals Is to bo the wave of our This Is no campaign against truck Fair in Springfield. 'Hiere were and Mrolborougfa eleman'ery many other bands present from priced at only $369. (sofa and two matching chairs), or Sofa, $199. and future and bring Itself back home Into drivers or the trucking Industry. This octaoois and the Heglanal DU- Is a campaign for highway safety —and New England. In my optatlon, Met Na.B Board wlU meet to­ Chairs at $89.95 each. (Spanish and Cootemporary not illustrated.) our other troubles, until we wonder we firm ly bellev^e that any attempts to the Manchester IQgb Sdiooi morrow evesdiig at 8 at tha Whatever your style prefereoce, each is available in a large luray of whatever has beoome of that amateurish use and handle oargo-catrylng rigs of Band iHayed the best of say OSeed Hill School.' fabrics consisting of prints, textures, tweeds, damaslu, quilts . . . just of tho schools representod, but namby-pamby stuff we used to call SO or more tons os If they were sprightly AU board members are sshed about any fabric you can wish for is meticulously tailored to each piece. passengers cars. Is to make highway were dreeoed the poorest to attend this meeting, along (A ll prices indicate starting grade fabric.) violence on television. travel a dangerous undertaking —- for Are there any town or state witfa the apacU) study conv- T h u upholstered grouping t^ e rs Poly I ^ r o n seat cushions . . . polyfoam everyone. funds available to help supple­ nStbee. to study tbs future core with polyester fiber quilted over a muslin surface . . . select kiln-dried ment the High School Band Uni­ Heavy trucka traveling at high speeds school lagwilmltaei of tha towns. hardwood frames.. . . and many, many more oonstruetion features neces- form Fnd? \ flH*wAMlisa \ from the ore a menace (» our highways. There ■ary for attaining memberafaip into Watkins traditional faihiily of fine A Lindsay’s Hecklers can - be no justification In the* minutes SIncetely, boards mat weak, but be- ; l » j U merchandise. In the course of his campaign toufs saved with high speed for the risk In­ h i \ Nonna Joan DanlMssn loro roartiing any dertMcna tbag volved. Mt aO bosud msmben sboald Stop into Watkins today to browse and see for yourself the many brand of the city. M a y o r’ John Lindsay has The State Traffic Commission has be Indormed of pUna for the name quality items you can own fra* a f r a c t ^ of the original price. encountered vicious heckling from self- made a first step on the problem. There Q iiird i Enfnmcliisea lOtave prior to taking any ao- appointed representatives of just about still remains a great deal to be done, 14-YearOlds by highway engineers, enforcement every ethnic group In the city. authorities and by the trucking Industry* PHILADELPHIA (AP) — An - At Setardsay’s spdal voter- Itself, before the present danger can be *P**copkI pariah has maktatga— *on.atctalcf Wnew Open Thursday and Friday until 9 P.M. - Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Closed Mondays Each of these ethnic hecklers has ac­ tts m -year-oU charter ti> sx- said to have passed. — NEW HAVEN A. eotsra wore mads. Porty-one ns- -- cused Mayor Lindsay of having betray- REGISTER. ^Why Should He Go First?^ Mnd voting prtsUegee to 14^ gistarad with the P ernor nsttc | / y«anold partahtaMTOL Party, with the RopukH- PAGE TWELVE MANCHB^lisit EVENING HERALD. MANOgESTEB. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 MANCHJfe^iiiat EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY,* OC7TOBER 1, 1969 PAGE THIRTOEN TA R' G A X ElC *0 -Bjr CLAY R. POLLAN* ARIIS UIRA M>U. 21 y t Your Daily Activity Guido JW UFT. 2S j t I According to tho Stars, 't It OCT. 22^1 To develop message for Thursday, As Others See Us .7-S-1S24 13-27-34^,27-3460/0 /32-45-T9-83 reod words correspondiiig to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 786489g SAGITTARIUS ' CORNER OF PINE ST. and HARTFORD ROAD paper, oaid Che atrong crittolam ment most likely could be real­ 5 J MAY 21 8B« 38 "Gobs" 68 Todoy h o y. 22. / _ of the Pentagon in Oongreaa la C«y 44 Judgment 74 Promise ■ CAPRICORN wrote; "Standing by the grave JUNE ]l 15 Your 45Start' • 75 You ington formulated Its policy 16 Foir- 46 Don’t 76 Be of Martin Luther King In Atlan­ with these points In mind, pro­ iJUlV 22 17Bt 47 Be 77 To JAN. It ta, a chance Negro queatlaner 18 Vision 48Todoy 78 Of gress might be made at the Par­ 5>f»4t54-57 19W#othtr 49 it 79 Anything l1-22-2863ir said 'the black man’e problem is peace talks. 56-62-68 1 , 20 And 50 Coutious 80 Irwolveo la like a football which one ad- '^e Flnanrial Times of Lon­ uo 21 Luck 51 Afternoon 81 Opposite AQUARIUS mlnlotratlon throws to another. ) JULY JJ 22 Workers' 52 In 82 This JAM. 10 don said there was room In the 23 I t . ^ 53 Be 83 New They tell ua watt, we need mon­ aviation Held tor both the Amer­ L . AU6. » 24 B(it 54 Look 84 Great fit. If 257rier>dft* 55 Become 85 Sex ey for the ABM ayatem.' ican aupenxmlc transport and ^9-26-3008 26 Could 56 You 86 Cooperative 16162044/C THE MOST FANTASTIC "It aeema to me that moat the Anglo-French supersonic ^61-71-a2-87 49-6465 27 Be 57 Forword 87Doy pe<^le I moke with did not take plane, the Concorde. VIRGO 28 Con 58 Droining 68 Unwittingly PISCIS SALE THE ENTIRE 29 Could 59 About 89 Wealth the anU -S^et bait of the Penta­ "The Boeing SST Is still at 30 Get 60 By 90 Enthutiostk Fit. i t . y ^ gon leaders acaring the Ameri­ tin. 22 10/2 least five years behind tho MAA. 20 cana with the ‘Sovlat threat.' On Concorde,” the Financial Time* ,16-19-25-29 (^Adverse Neuinl 2- 63761 the contrary many said that the '53-58-75 € 146558088' said.” Thus the Boeing projert £ beat way to lecurity la In devel­ Is not ns ye* a direct threat to oping peaceful relations wMh the Concorde. Nor may It ever the Soviet Union.” become one. Another Soviet journalist, “Ortnlnly It will bo bigger writing In Lttcratumaya Gaae- and faster, and may well even­ Volpe Gains Respect ta, described the United StatM tually push I'ohcorde off the after the summer vacation peri­ great prestige rout«-s like the STATE OF CONNECTICUT od; North Atlantic. But by then, "This evening, Juat oa two or nearly lOyeart from now there As Effective Operator HAS EVER WITNESSED three months ago, the imchang- will bo other routes tor the By H. L. 80HWABTZ m have lort on proposals for an Ing Walter Cronkite tells hts smaller and more operationally A«M>cl»ted Pr«M Writer airports and airways construc­ television audience what hap­ flexible CVxicorde." tion UU, a mass transit pro­ pened during the day. War. In­ WA8HINOTON (AP) — WhUe flation. Racism. Crime. These aome Cabinet eecretariee are gram and the Supersonic Traiw- port plane. things have not decreased over poUahlngr public Images ae ad- M any A ntiqm ’s After some strong opposllion, the summer-the quietest sum­ nilnlatratlon etront^ men, *nrane- mer In the past three years.” portation Secretary Jd m A. all of these progranns have been O n D isplay Al approved by the White House The I.ltrratumaya Qa'seta ar­ Volpe is galnbijr reepect In the ticle said a commercial on the White Hotiae and on Capitol win and—with the exception of mass H a r t f o r d SI i o m transit—in pretty much the VALUES YOU JUST CAN'T MISS newn broadcast showed how a as an effective hwlde operator. New Knginiid's largest exhibit same form Volpe wanted. headache pUI was responsible "Name me a Cabinet member tor settling a prlaon riot and of authentic American antiques Hie most recent and dramatic - over one million dollars worth who has gotten more programs triumph tor Volpe—who cam­ then obeerved, "If only all the approved by the White House problems, explosions and cata- —will open at the State Armory paigned openly last year to be Broad St., Hartford, tomorrow. and over eome pretty tough op- picked as President Nixon’s clyiima of America could be posrltlon, too," says one knowl­ aolved In such a simple and rap­ ' The Connecticut Antlqu-s running mate—was presidential Show will contain 76 exhibits edgeable admlnlshration otHolal. approval last week of the siqper- SAVINGS ON HARDWARE. . . HOUSEWARES. . . PAINT. . . GIHS id manner." arranged In room settings by IM s official, who admits to sonlc transport to the tune of Other comment about Ameri­ being with the oppoaitton most LIGHTING. . . LAWN FURNITURE. . . GARDEN SUPPLIES ca from abrtiad this week cxsi- dealer-collectors from 10 states. some 1600 mlUion. The show Is sponsored by the of the time, said he was InoHned Despite his successes, Volpe’s cemed the war In Vietnam and at first to write oft the U-year- President Nixon's decision to go Antiquarian and Landmarks So­ reputation Isn’t likely to rival ciety of Hartford. The proceeds old former Massachusetts gov­ that of say Atty. Qen. John ahead with the supersonic trans­ ernor as just a politician. CHROME PLATED port plane. from the show will go toward Mitchell, the acknowledged the maintenance of five historic "He's a poUtlcian,” said the strong man' of the administrar Charcoal Briquets CQ< The London Dally Telegraph house-museums. Including the official. "'But he’s also very ef­ tton. SPRED KING SIZE said Nixon's policy of smaU fective. He gets in those meet­ 20 lb. beg genuine Kingsford, R«g. 1.39. SHOE RACK omocastona to the North Vlcl- Nathan Hale Homestead In Cov­ But Mitchell's rqMitation Is ings—I've seen him—and he namese and Viet I'ong and U>. entry. based on Influence with Nixon In Holds 9 pair ladies’ shoes. A spokesman at the Home­ pounds on the table and says broad policy areas and national student and other antiwar 'We just have to have this.’ HOUSE PAINT stead said some small pieces political strategy, rather than SPRAY PAINT gnni|M at home "haa Increaaed Then there are a lot of memos from the home will be put on specific programs. Quality house paint by Glidden. Gallon the. pressurrs he Is attempttof exhibit In the show. back and fourth saying he can’t, On paper at least, Vo^>e ap­ SHANTONE FRINGED Quality spray enameL lo relieve." but so far most of them have Several major national mu­ pears to be doing considerably "Tlte Communists and Ihe stu­ seums will be rrjirsented at been wrong.’’ 9” PAPER PLATES $1.59 dents become more Intransi­ better than the one other Cabi­ the show IncUuletl are the Volpe also has won grudging net secretary whose dqiortment gent,'' the’’Telegraph continued. Smithsonian, the Henry Font admin istration among the most­ Pkg. of 100 fluted edge. Reg. 77c. YVHIDOW SHADES "At Ihe same time Nixon's has generated a lot of action— LUCITE UNFINISHED Museum, the DuPont Museum, ly Democratic' committee aides Robert H. Finch of Health, Bdu- Sizes 23”-37". strategy demands I'unsiderable the Society lor the Preservation in Congress who must deal with catlon and Welfare. American forces remaining In of Neiw Rrgland Antiquities. the 1>ran^)ortatk>n Department 344 Vietnam for aome conslderable Finch has won such hattles.as Slurhrldge Village, and the Na- on a dally basis. WALL PAINT 4-77 tlme nu-anlng continuing cos. the fight for administration SKETCH BOX tionni Trust "B\>r one thing they’ve come QW K-FIRE CHARCOAL ^ _ unities. backing of an expanded food White and colors, while they last. Gallon 12" X 16” with wood palette. Connecticut museums repre­ up with a railroad safety act. ■tamp program and broad wel­ "Wlint must seem remarkable sented Include Wadsworth Athr We never thought they'd be able fare reforms. But he's been de­ STYROFOAM CUPS 1 inuTrn n iim 0 1 OAc Is that there have been no neum, the Connecticut Historic to," said a Senate staffer. picted as a big loeer In school uumcn TLUiv x ; voices raised In America de. al Society, Old Mystic Seaport. For Volpe, his budding repu­ desegregation and In his cele­ Pkg. of 50, hot or cold cups. 20’ ALUMINUM _ _ _ _ mandlng that unless the ('utii. Ihe State Historic Commission, tation as an effective operator Is brated failure to win presiden­ Reg. 39c. W LUCITE mimlsts agree to talk biuilneiia, and the Lyman Allyn Museum. something of a comeback from tial approval of Dr. John H. the Americans should occupy Funds raised from the show the early months of the admlnls- Knowles as the natlcn’s Chief towns In North Vietnam. The will help finance the mainte- trstlon. He appeared then to Extension LADDER North Vietnamese have always health oftioer. nnnee needs of the Nathan Hal- STYROFOAM HOUSE PAINT said they Intemled to bt-ul the Homestend, Coventry; the Hut- 1 1 Deluxe model with flat safety rungs. Americans because of growbtg tolph-Wlllinms House, Wethers, Dupont quality with built-in primer. 5 " TW A O rdered to Follow Reg. 19.97. American home opixwltlon to field, the Hempsted Hous<-. PICNIC CHEST Janitor In A Drum the war. They seem to be New London; the Hatheway achieving just that.” House, Suffleld, and the Amos.t B oeing’s Safety M easure 19” with recessed handles. Reg. Industrial stmijrth, all purpose cleaner. The Ja|)onese newspaper Asn- Day House, Moodus. 4 9 “ 6’ ALUMINUM ^ III Hhimbun said the withdrawal Tlw exhibit onr completion by nnoprnrit orgOBlsatlona authotized to ufacturer. dian Institute of Public Opinion mall at operial ratea (Hertkxi 133 123, PnOtal Manual) ITie FAA had approved tor pi­ reported that 9« per cent of tor- 14 oz. furniture polish. Pail FuH Of Sponges The purpooe. funrtbxi and mgmofU statue of this orgonlM- lot use both a TWA operating HANDI-GARD tlon and the exempt status for Federal Income tax purpixiaa e l^ tourists, most of them Complete with plastk paiL Reg. 88c. < 20 GALLON GALVANIZED (Check onel: manual containing one proce­ Americans, enjoy their visits to 3 9 ' ( 1 Have not changed during preoedipg 12 mofttha dure and a Boeing manual con­ India. Hie tourists had kind ] Have rh an s^ during preceding l l months taining the other, the safety words for the "warmth and DRIVEWAYSEALER, p i (If changed, publlshiw muat submit explanattcn of change board said. friendliness of the people, good JOHNSON’S GLADE with this statement) The flight agency, however, climate" and "reasonable GARBAGE CAN 2 Issued a bulletin July -39 to all prices," the poll said, but com* 5 gallon can protects and seals. J m Average No airlines warning of procedures plained about "poor" hotel ac­ AIR DEODORANT APPLIAIHX DOLLY 10 Extssit and Copies Each SIngUi Iseua to be used tor loss of hydraulic commodations and travel faclU- Nature of Issue During Nearest to fluid and reqidrlng special In­ tles, and the high cost of reach­ Put yoor refrigeraotr, waaher on whoda. Clmdatlan INeredlng 12 Filing Dale Assorted scents. Reg. 48c. P Months spections of all 707s to detect ing India. Reg. 2.97. FAMOUS FURY and correct fluid leaks. Total No Coploa Two days later the safety Printed (Net Praia 1M27 187*0 board wrote to FAA Administra­ 3 0 % off Run I 16 Ox. JIFOAM tor John H. Shaffer recommend­ VC' POWER DRILL Paid Ctrculatloa ing an immediate review of 707 5 ^ ' MANOHESTER PLASTIC M ^ OUR REG, DLSCOUNT PRICES ON ALL 1 Sales t h r o u g h deal­ emergency procedures. It also’’ ers and carriers, 1442* i«aa* called tor modification of the PET CENTER OVEN CLEANER street vendors and warning light system. c o u n t e r ealee Shatter replied a week later 995 Main St. LAUNDRY BASKET < GLASSWARE the FAA was "at a loss to un- Mawohestor S49-627S Spray and clean the easy way. 4 8 ' 2 Mall subseriptUHis - 393 1 1 400 AasiMted colors. derstaixl what constructive pur­ C Total paid cureuUtlon pose is served by your recom­ is Now Opos Every \ 3 0 % off 180*3 1 1 6 * * 4 )~ mending to us on action which T* Fro* Dutributlon 1 In­ your staff is aware we have al­ SUNDAY F A ^ A S n e \ _ _ ^ ' -V. , 1. ' •\ ' ' cluding samptoa) by : \ V V : A \ \ , ,v V ' ■ \ mall, eandsr or othar ^ 1 UT ready taken." V '\ V • ' ^ ' To Serve You SPRED SAHN •\ ^ But Safety Board Chairman I ' / - II OUR REG. DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL ^ V 3 0 % off John H. R e ^ wrote back Av^. 7 DAYS E T&tal DlatnbutSoo M the NTBB was ooncemsd SPRAY CLEANER 75' fSum of Cand O) 10M7 with a matter not covered by WALL PAINT c ALL the FAA's bulletin—the dltfei^ A WEEK! gsUon all purpose cleaner. Reg. 1.39. * F OtBca uM. laft-ovar, enees In the two FAA-appraved Latex waU paint by GHcMen. GaOoa unaecouaud. spoUod i m *4S > ttona-Sp*m. Lighting Fixtures oftor printing « manuals. NIgM tm » pm Reed said the TWA operattans PHOTO FRAMES O Total (Sum of B a F idiy L M p m manual called for turning off all —ohould oquol not IH»T ^ UVM hydraulic systems in the event proas run ahown in A) \ f / and c o m e l / THOSCAS F FERGUSON, OD-PuMtatrtP \

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E llington BIANCHEai'Eii EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 Aide in Africa Ws Time for Lampooning mayor said, "this discovery em- nerves of Maulane anew, To Speak Sunday By W njJA M F . NICHOLSON Inaide are four pages of color moon will “allow time to talk Rale Oiange N avy Off-Target Bomb Sets phesiiBe the pidnt we have been ing off a new round of A ssisted Press Writer- photbigrairiis of Lampoon men with the vice president, the m n SIGN COMPANY making for a long time. The plaints. Mrs. Louise D’Ollvelra, co­ NEW YORK (AP) _ Time Sind girl volunteers from Har­ chief justice and the secretary Decision Due ^ Mauiau Nerves a-Jangling bombing praoticea do present a FIEEINSTJILLATION ON SHOCK ABSORBERS! director with her husbemd of magazine—or wliat looks like of he^th, educatiem end wel­ clear and continuing danger to vard’s summer school in Cam­ fare.” Protegtaat On Operation Upgrade of Southern Time magazine —has some unu­ bridge, Mass. ’They posed in the OF MANCHESTER ) the pfagisical safety of the dU- DYNAanc WHEEL BALANCING After Jan. 1 ^"*11 (AP) — The Navy, after attacks from annoying the sens of IDdil.” /Catht^eiM n Africa, will be the ^ e s t speak­ sual items for readers this nude and satirized current years of'bombing the tiny island 8*,000 residents of Maul, the The Navy conceded that one BALTOtemE. Md. (AP) —I er at the Ellington Congrega­ week. y trends in the theater. BAItITORD, Ctonn. (AP) — of Kaboo|asre, has called a halt. Navy orders its pilots to stay of its planes strayed oft course “It is tar more exdUng to be a | Rockville TELEPHONE Ute far aide of Kahoolawe and tional Church Sunday at the For instance; ’The magazine also has a take­ OomnuiterB and Uie Penn Oen- Reason: A bomb far off target about a month ago. About Utat Catholic then a Protestant" piuidced into a pasture owned by sends them out only when the FRONT END DYNAMICS 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. The magazine’s television list­ off on the Tlme-Louls Harris Hospital Notes ^ tra) oUke will probably have to time, a Maul realdwit compUktr these daya says the Rev. Dr. Mayor EHmer F. Ckavalbo of weather is favorable. ’The couple has been respon­ ings Include this special— poll, this one done on "Ameri­ wait m ta after Jan. 1 to learn ad of a plane bussing tbe aresL IKUter W. Benjamin, a Method- { 244 BROAD STREET (Behind Dairy Queen) ca’s Changing Morality." visiting hours ane 12:30 to 8 Maui County, a longtime cam­ StUl, Maulans complain that The bopolbing suqpahalon was 1st and head of the religion de­ BIANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 sible for the training of 169 You Die, Charlie Brown the dedaioa of the Interstate After a "weekend in Port Alli­ p-m. In ail areas except ma­ paigner for an end to the bomb­ conctisslona jangle their nerves ordered l4andey. It will last the partment at HarnUne Unlverai- PHONE: 649-4045 Laubach Literacy workers. ’They (NBC 9-19 p.m.) The fam­ Commerce Gbmmission (IOC) ing, which he says is a pubHe and have Jarred their homes to ous comic strip characters are gator, Fla.” the bogus Harris ternity where they are 2 to 4 Navy said, tmtil K tinde out just ty. S t Paul, Mhm. have their headquarters in Dur­ and his staff found that, most and 8:30 to 8 p.m. on the roilraod’a request to hike nuisance. the point of cracking windows why the bmnb (ell in Mayor After attending a two-week I SPECIALIZING IN FRONT END GEOMETRY at it again. In thda special and foundations. ban, South Africa. Amelcans fe d : eome teree and reduce muHiple- Kahoolawe—pronounced Iteh- Cravalbo’e, pasture. seminar at a Jeauit seminary BRAKE SERVICE and SHOCK ABSORBERS Violet with a bedl pen hammer, ho-oh-Iah-vay—is a speck of bar­ Over the weekend a telephone The bomb was detonated on a here, he says the “heaMby fer- j — FIHIEIGN and DOMES'HC — Operation Upgrade Is a non­ Lucy falls victim to a child "A white grocer who sells Admitted Monday: Frances pUket charges. profit, -non-denomlnatlonal adult green tomatoes to a black cus- ren vctcanic rock six miles off repairman found a live 009- remote Jfeaul beach by Army ment" in Roman Catholldam molester and Snoopy is put to Parkman, Broklyn St., Rock­ ' Penn Oentral cOlclala said the the lush island of iCaui. The pound bomb in a pasture owned denaoUtion experts, blasting a has made it the “Proteatant John Tromia FREE INFECTION— literacy organization. Mrs. sleep. Repeat.” toener is worse than a White ville; Virginia Schoenleber, D’Olivelra Is a licensed local Russlaq who sells red caviar on CAPTAIN MAC’S ruling OB hearings and stu- Navy leases it from a private by Cravalho near Miaalaea \ni- faote 80 feet wide and 16 feet church today—the churdi r NO OBUGATION And in the “Letters” section, Pleasant St., Warehouse Point.; 4168 of tile rate requests was owner. lage on MEaui. deep. formed, but always to be re- preacher in the state of Louis­ under the heading “Man of the the black market" and "94 per Elsie Staiger, Franklin St., iana In the Methodist Church Year,” is this note: cent believed that if God had 9ot expected before the first of To keep its weekly practice “Without any doifbt," the The exploekm jangled tbe tonmed.*’ and serves on the Executive meant man to take drugs on the Rockville; DonoJd Waudsy, Ger­ ndon reported ’Tues­ tive red 'Time border. Is an at­ tions. One of them: Snapshots of the children past­ It wmdd reduce the cost of eadx Solid S lJlc de\ign lor mttdnl pljy er. Miss Cotton retains a babysitter day. tractive blonde—a girl friend of A report In ’The Natjon on the ed on their school books and trip, met opposition frona Fair- Earrings • ^ hcji H'leciions plus cm»l. • Single switch (q^iJiion Being an adoptive mother to take care of Yvonne Marie The newspaper said PeUksln a Lampoon member—wearing schedule for the Apollo 12 astro­ lunch palls will save many field Oouniy commuters who •('oinplcie wiih cun\ pluN slorage “Raek- RenhOc inicroplione jiuclied to said tbay preferred to use the • Only .10 poi Niofc • no u!n chocks. coming one Is. Miss Cotton Instructs classes exile who can campaign more apron and holding a Time paro­ lO-dey system. pierced currings. ( hoosic Ironi mosi proem lovt. effectively abroad than ati home dy Issue. WAIT! populur “I've been the object of every In art appreciation, history of Mioet of the other fere changes kind of prejudice—racial, reli­ art, sculpture and related sub­ for a humane form of commu­ 1116 cover story: “Does Sex in Oonnectiaut would be mini­ 4 mm Ball gious, professional," says the jects. She holds two degrees nism. Sell Magazines?" mal, with slight increases and 3.99 41^ear-old Negro art teacher. from Oklahoma University. decreases. 6 mm Ball 4.99 “But the prejudice against Her application for a second GOING OUT The meet signifleant changes physically handicapped people child has been approved. “I W ATCH FOR / 40 X 40 would occur on the very diort S mm Engraved Builon 5.99 Is the most vicious. I get pretty want a little boy so much, but ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ one-trip fares. For Instance, a tired of being told wtuit I can’t OF BUSINESS a o w n I’m going to take another girl 84 cent fare for a three-mile 7 mm Engraved Button 8.99 do bscause I’m handicapped. beisiuso 1 think a boy really ride In the Greenwich area Most of the things I’m not sup­ needs a father when he gets old­ Edward J. TomkM FRIDAY'S HERALD would more ihan double. Engraved Bultun with Pearl 8.99 posed to do are things I’ve been er," she added. Town d a rk WE ARE SEUING OUT AU. ■ The hearing by the utUttiee doing all my life," she says. “1 couldn’t guarantee some coinmfeslons end the ICX3 were ’The Children’s Home Society knight In shining armor Is going Lives at 91 Grandview St. OF OUR MERCHANDISE aimed at the specific question Eyeglans !NFL (xiiardian Whitely tOUiM BIAN" agrees. It permitted Miss Cotton to show up to be a faUicr." with wife Maureen and of fare changes. But the ses­ son Stepben. Bxeo. V.P. to adopt Yvonne Marie now 2, In ' FOR A VERY sions general turned into a uni­ i S i i S f S A Holder Mouth (vtiard Hand (rripH March 1968, and currently Is In Conn. Town Clerks Assoc., Advisory Bd. Member of ted harangue by commuters dis­ 1.4’ntieular ' Si’l of 3 the process of giving her a sec­ Ban Book Cover satisfied with the quality of serv­ ond Negro child. Intema/Uonal Institute of SAVINGS 4^ '-i'?' CAPE ’TOWN, Johannesburg Municipal Clerks. HiUyer ice on the Penn central. Movie Sereen 69 " 1.29 1.19 Saiiee Puii Set ’"Through our oq;)erlence with • S h ie ld e ld M u e>L>'ljev I New iieav) duty moullt *l'iiWKk'% KnUiHi fill ik'sel (AP) —Spanish painter Qoya’s (College and UOonn. Mem­ SPECIAL EVEKT at Our Rag. 13.99 her and her care of the first ber Manch. Lodge of EUks, holdei eunrd ' oping tirongi i hind«. child, we feel comfortable In famous painting of the Duchess Army A Navy Club, Amer­ UP TO / Slop\ \lippint;. ^hdinii ► I'roleilt ivcili iK’lpN w role. Jlld loteJIine Our R«g 1 49 of Alba has fallen foul of the es. K'dULC iOntU^ehMI AvdilttMi in rmilium, saying she Is ready for a sec­ ican Legion. Mr. ’Tomklel i o a censors here. The Publications Gold Revives • IMdt wiurvi) dur­ llO ilu d c e k M in K I I Ik’4«> til csli4 ttt'dsy ond," said Mrs. Malinarle Su- has been Tlown Clerk since $ ing eptiitH. work diiil pid) io|ui> itweiigi Control Board banned a repro­ 1996. 9.77 lek, director of the agency. ON a l l i t e m s in t o e s t o r e By Dr. Iliim (i. (iinott *Silvei lenticular surlacc yields Miss Cotton, an Instructor at duction of the painting on the Ghost Town iinpioved depth ol colois 1^140 Ki* Flurii'o Km ’i- I'uiIh • • 99 West Virginia Stab' College In loose cover of the best>-selllng h o iih 's ‘The Promise’ ‘Between Parent “The * Tension device mainuinv Hyl • Mjiidv set tiM many uws. Goya biography "Rage In Si­ For The ACTION Team By MIKE DOAN piojection sutlucc tin inciciiwd / II17 KI*Alhiflir Sii|>porlrr • Si/cs I'.V 1 . I I tjl nearby Institute, has been con­ n iiiim Potok’x NCi|iicl lo G odfather” • (oloi> yellow while < folds easily. IUIi|UOI« age of Uireo when she was VOTE DEMOCRATIC I This h truly an event ‘ Pub. Lift 6.95 Pub. L if t 5 .9 5 Pub. LU t 6 .9 5 er Howard Timmins said ar­ VANDERBIL/r, Cakf. (AP) — stricken with polio. But she used 403 CEN TER ST. rangements were being made to In the I890e, when thU desert to babysit for as many lus eight This ad sponsored by the print another cover before 649-7233 town was home to 8,000 lusty 4.87 children at once, she says, so stocks of the book arrive from Mancehster Democratic Town Committee well worth waiting for—I Hu.’ >tory picks up Irom 4.17 4.87 caring for Yvonne Marie is no Roger Negro, ’Treos. miners and wyatt Eiaip’s broth­ where 'The Cfiosen” II you \\ jnl J tx’llcr under- \lrj \jvin):v on the h I HcnI S i’IIc 44orlpoinir 16-(]uhie Pool London. Most art books in this en^'d and follows Ihe hoy% vlanding ot your leendpe jn tlic New Yo rk lim e s tk’Nt Selli problem. er Vligll ran the Gold Bar 8a- children, you should read Lm. country Include reproductions of 'throu{!h younj! niunhood. lliK luHik. “I bathe her, I feed her, I love the same painting. ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ loon, they scooped more than fl I \ee|leni revK'wv Refrigerator-P' reezer mlUlon in gold from the barren K hiUa. • It was easy picUnge gettiiig m in i O' goM near the surface in the Hoover days when Las Vegas, 60 miles HAS THE AUTOMATIC HUMIDIFIER THAT CAN north, was Just a water hole. Cannister YOI K ('.HOICK SALC! 298 But, when miners reatdied the SAVE YOU MANY DOLLARS ON YOUR FUEL BILL underground water level, ttM Charffr il! digging got tough for crude H lC E ’ Vacuum equ^ment of tbe ttmee. With 14” Outdoor DURING THE COMING HEATING SEASON. MAXI Our Reg. 32.95 Circular the depreseion of 1896, Vander- (treat cjpuciiy with io|> lirez bttt shut down. Since then, ex­ Slide Trays er ciHivrmence (vuragr Broom cept for a futile try in the 1980a, No-tiosi itnouglioui AUTOMATIC FORCED-AIR HUMIDIFIERS the Jagged 4,000-foot falUa have 1 asy release ice service ...you'll look not known the chatter of mining 24.88 KtilU oul on wheels (cola. * ('omhinalion rug'fliHJr nozzle Pol ceiaifiHm^teel slide-out But now, with modem equip­ * C'omb/hrush action for deep clean' 1.89 tiis|>ers InieiMir hgm ment and new proceaaea for ex­ mg. • Kodak ( arousel Projccloi I • Uk'al lor hjirmenl terraces Temperature Heating I Ikiiry storage / • Mioe ruhhisli 4ease> mow better with tracting gold from diemlcal * Light. Hcxihlc hose, iliiow away • AnciiUipi ( ticular Pro|ug stuffy, dried out feeling lure, including that in the human body. Property humidi* long, and since It was tiqq>ed In 3.77 adiMviment. 2J7 3.27 fted air helps prevent skin dryness, flakiness, ilchmB- From early September has been yleld- CUT OUT STATIC: Properly humidified air is free of static head to fool it helps keep you looking better, feeling * Helen of Glazier^ s says: ore simaylng $50 a ton. eleciriuly. healthier. That Is enough to make a profit even though tbe U.8. REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING price ceiUng of $$8 an ounce has '•a a virtually killed gold mining In !So matter what you tcear — you’ll wear it better and look SALES AND SERVICE * the once booming WesL better if your bra really fits. Five minutea ia all we fieed to In many of Oalilornia'e gold mine areas, there’s stUl pteaty 479 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ahow you what a difference profeaaional fit can make to of gold but yon can’t get It out and make a profit at DM an ounce. Several old mines have Sup« Value' Sufser Vjiue* your buatline. All fittinga and alterations are free, of course. become tourist attraeUens. Jordan Says his Brm hepaa to FOR TOTAL HOME COMFORT porceid Air Heating eatraet $M mUHon to MM mll- Uon worth of gold. The mlnliig Alka-Seltzer Scope f Colgate Se<*ret Aleenex Colgate ASK REM FOR THEIR NO-COST Gas □ Electric □ Oil operation also wfll yield coepar Add-on Air Conditioners and ailvar. Plus Mouthwash Dental (^ream Spray Deodorant Box of 125's Toothbrush \ SURVEY WHEN YQU BUILD OR The 13 mlnan at the or 454 794 Maiiwm w Had Humidifier the eid-timars, famOy . 1.59-B o * ->136 1 49 - Familv 17 or Sua 1 OS - Fam ily § 7S or Sue 1 59 - F wnilv 6 o< Su. 'V MODERNI^Ec c a l l 649-6733 V Electronic Air Cleaner V- men. 'Hiey live in house traOera. e aet amid weird-loofclng Joahaa C \ c ' ■ • ' 2 2 trees overlooking a barrea val­ 95 ' 74' 63 69 2 39 ley. Neerby are tbe col lapsing i.Knilhwavh a> J CJf • . M f P fl»- a jp rritu ll«a<>(»de • Super -»nik-privpirarti Tk), 'ted - j'^ofed drvixaliO cufurv to remains of tbe old gtaoM town. *R elirsc« congesiMHi. hc^daclk' and h v g H 'f When tbe p eu cf big mill opens I'cvcfivh tceling UNIFORM SHOP Ihte wtoter, the crew will hk rresM to 88. Aboett the name, VeitdcttOt, SALE: WEa tlw SAT. 631 MAIN ST./MANCHESTER. CONN TELEPHONE 643-6346 J o r t e aatd, “The town erne c h .4R<;k MANCHESTER — U45 TOLLAND TURNPIKE earned etter Oueuelhie Vender VOIR bOI. Om raOreed msgnete. Be OPEN LATE EVERY M6HT M W was beta. The peepte JnM PIRCHASFJ EXIT 93, WILBUR CHOSS PARKWAY said they were going to be risk Uka VandarbUL“ * PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL©, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 __ \ / \ MANCHESTEk e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHESTER,

') ' ■ A ■ - • .■ , ' x ■ \ • ■ - • A . V - ^ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 ' ■A 'V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN 20 Years in Retrospect: ^ Yale,ECSC~ ' In the New, Shipment Ot Manchester Area Failures Outnumber Neum Organize For TV-Radio Tonight AP Editors Promise Ethics Committee WOOL FLANNEL Driver Charged Moratorium Television Stepped Up Coverage In Tolland Crash Opens Bribery Probe Gains in Red China NEW HAVKN, Owui. (AP)— I:M (8) Ttwwy MaoM (ZU M d) News —Weather — and COATING HARTFOKD, Coon. (AP) — Blackman will be succeeded Sharon Wochomorka, of Old By WnXIilM L. BTAN sailt in bringing China to her Botti Yale University and East­ (IS) B«mp«r Bsom | aad Feotuee ,(C) What does The Associated Press by Rene J. C^>pon, the AP’s By W ALTE R R. MEAJW. senger, with the senator’s name (M) IHscsTsrIas America 7:8d (8) Glea Campbell Oeedtime ^for n g mnirlng and dnas imUiK. Dr Die pomid Stafford Rd.. ToUand, was ar­ AP Special Oorreapondeot lowest point under communism ern ConneiiUcut State 'OoUege (8S) Hneter* / Associated Press Wriiev simply typed on the measure. Hear <0 ) *** member- present managing editor. AP rested at 4 a.m. ivday In Tol­ Twenty years old today, the staged organization mcH^tlngs for <4I) OUlsas’e b U sd (8d.8Z.8h The Virzialaa (C) and by the yard. Rng mnirlng egniinnent mid newspapers and He said the EXhlcs Ctommlttee by 1961. (4S) Weather "* broadcasting General Manager Wes Galla­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Cbinese People’s Republic Is local partlcipatian in the Oct. (d4d) rfy iM M Naa^^^ <0) m m idies. stations? land and charged with speeding The "leap" had heavy politi­ <}) S t o p ihe Store (C) ( M ) CaiiAhip af Bddle’e gher announced Tuesday. Senate EXhica Committee, Inves­ decided that Senate rules ac­ nice a youngr rebel, resentful of 16 National Moratorium to End (U> Doderdes Father (C) The Associated Press Manag­ and operating with unsafe tires tually require the signature of cal repercussions, too, which W f Farerite Wartloa (U )D elU Beeee (C) tor the months ahead Include; Letters, memoe and preUmI- condemned shortcut methocte panel believes the rules require The 160th anniversary ot mail (M) A th er Nadeiap (8) BawaU Five-O 192 HARTFORD ROAD against the lack of them, histo­ of the government, retaining plan a memorial service on Oct ( » ) Rlshllshte (C) (O) -—Investli^tive stories that reports which go into pro­ Miss Wiochomorka was travel­ used to Introduce such biUa. the senator himself to bO service from Oreat Britain to (O) seek to shed light on the work- e r rians are Mkely to Judge the only his party chairmanship. 14 for w ar casualties and, on (8d) MeHoIe’e Navy (IS) Newe TEL. 649-2304 duction of the annual A P M E re­ ing on Sugar HIU Rd. when toe CtommMtee Chairman Sen. present when the bill is pro­ the little Island of St. Helena— (4d) News (84dZ49) Newe — togs cuid fallings of govemmenL posed. Communist regim e ia its first Mao was successful, however, the next day, several events in­ ;:W <4d> BawMde Weather HOURS: MON. thm SAT. 10-4 port will be catalogued and pre­ lost control of the car. It hit John Heratia, D-Mlss., said the 4,606 miles from London—Is aad Sporte —^More stories from abroad "W e believe that the i9»p 4 r two decades as a monumental in having Marshal Peng Teh- cluding a convocation on the t:8d (8) News with Walter Creo- (18) ibVtoIbvie served at the Maas Ckimmiinlca- the highway posts, went down panel has started an inquiry hailed by the dependency with Ute (C> (89) Sea Boat NO EVBIHNGS stressing the human element of and safest practice requires the failure of modem times,* even hual fired as defense minister N ew Kanran Oreen. (8) Newi with Fraoh Bm . tlons Histoty Center of the State an embankment and landed on Into published reports that four hew stamps. The fii^ mail 11:18 (49) News —Weather aad the news, not just politit:al and signature and presence of the though it has brought the enor­ and replaced by the saturnine Several hundred students and ■elds (iJ) SjMrte Historical Society of Wisconsin. its side. The car was severely bribes were arranged for the In­ ship, ’’Perseverance,’’ , called at (18) Dieh Toa Dyhe governmental developments. senator," Stennis said. mous, overpeopled land to the Marshal Lin Plab. faculty members conducted a 11:19 (f) Marv Orttna Shew (O) Eleven journalism schools . damaged police said but no in­ troduction of bills that In effect St. Helena in 1819, two years be­ (Id) New Horieeae (89-8Z49) Toaisht Shew Jaha- Sen. John J. WllUams. R-Del., point where its growing nuclear It was then that the cracks In similar gathering on the East­ . (IS4d) H uUey - Briahley Be- ■V Careaa (C) —More reporters released juries to the driver were re­ prevent deportation of the ol- fore Napoleon’s death In exile from ____ ^ »nuand luawricttihistorical urKcuuMui/iiBorganizations $$» hadm arsenal makes it a contender the alliance with the Soviet Un­ ern Oonnecticut campus in Wll- (8) Joey Blehap Shew (O) ported. Miss Wochomorka Is ieiH. asked the Ethics Committee, there. • : « News U:48 (49) Jeiy Blehip Shaw ™ H expressed tnterert in serving as for m ajor power status. ion began to be obvious. limantlc and decided to select 7:dd (8) What la the Werld (C) events at the scene, and to ex- resposltory for the matortal, scheduled to appear In Rock- Under Senate procedure, the which had no previous bustaSMi Kach stamp shows ships 1:N (8) Movie "Japan" (8) Newe —Momeale of Cam- HELP US GROW plore the background surround' alien involved is permitted- to this year, to Investigate. National Day celebrations China underwent three ex­ a committee to annotinee its (M) Rutiey - Briahley Be- which Rowe said “gives fasci­ viUe Circuit Court ,12 Oct. 21. which have carried the mall on fort aad Oaldepeete ing major news stories. Other area police activity: stay In the country while the bill opened to an ominous overture: tremely hard years from 1969 to plans for the Moratorium obeer- ?*ri (C) . 2?*’" “ S Slya Off nating insights into the history this route from its inception. (8) Trath er Ceoseqaeacee (C) 1:18 (49) Newe Headllaee — USAF Perennial Planters Garden Chib —More color photographs is pending. what was probably China’s 10th 1962. There were food shortages, vatlon to the college’s president, (18) Movie ot APME and of newspaper VERNON The last three ships are part of BeUyiaae FDm sad Sisa Oft transmitted to members within Stennis said the committee nuclear weapons test in five famines in some areas, severe Searie F. Charles. journalism.’’ William LaPlante, 27. of 28 the Union Castle Line responsi­ SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LI8TIN09 hours of major events, more told its chief counsel, Benjamin RANG! years. Ihia is an achievement in shortages of consumer goods. Robert Wioinvare, the dean, The archives will be near the Vernon Ave., and Mrs. Leslie E. ble tor the mall service i^ince Annual Garden graphic displays to add visual . , R. Fern, to look into all private terms of world power politics, The second Five-Year Plan also attended the aeseion and erslty of LaPlante of 3 WVatland Rd., El- 1867. explanation o f the printed word. University of Wisconsin journal relief bills Introduced during the but it Is cf doubtful value to a was a failure. Political tension voiced no subetantial objection school's mass communica­ Ungton, were both arrested on fuel o il In addition to the “Persever­ Radio and increased use of i^oto es- 90Ui and 9tot Ctongressee "deal­ nation ot 760 million or more was high, and Mao himself was to the group’s {dans, including circuit court warrants last night GASOLINE ance,” there are the "Dana,” (Tliis listing Includes only those news broadcasts ot 10 or 16 Boutique says telling a Story in several tions research .center. ing with so-called Chinese ship that is dreadfully poor. In danger. President Liu Shao- a boycott of classes at Yale cuid charging them with breach of which Inaugurated the South A f­ pictures. jumpers.” Ihere have been other chl appeared to have the back­ use of the coHege’s facillUes for minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) AX the peace. rican Mall Service, the "Llan- —Bxplottation of new technol­ achievements. In oil, for exam­ ing of influential generals, Impromptu discuseions related Stennis said some private bills doverey Castle’’ and the "Good , _ WBCH—919 8:30 Weather ogy to bring more and better ed­ The arrests were the results allegedly were filed by staff B A N T L Y OIL ple. China was an importer be­ among them enemies of Lin to the Vietnam war. 6:00 HarUoid HIstallchta 8:26 Strictly Sports D&L Community Room New York Gty Hope Castle," which go aroimd 7:0() News ited story material to members of an alleged domestic dis­ members without the knowl­ ' IIMI- VN\ |\i fore the revolution. Now her Plao, for efforts to create a The University of Oonnecticut 8:36 Afternoon Edition Cape Horn. 8:00 OaslIdtU 7:00 Accent 89 faster. turbance on Sept. 29 at 25 Ver­ edges o f the senator who spon­ I 'IMS ■'ll;II I Tachlng oil fields supply more more rational system. at fltorrs is expected to be the 13:00 (]ulet Hours 7:26 Boston at Washington MANCHESTER PARKADE Invites Golda , „ WFOF—1419 Jean Heller, of A P 's Washing- non Ave. Both are scheduled sored them. 111 •) p* I than half her needs. She has Recovery was slow and pain­ St. Helena Is only 47 square scene of related activity as a 10:16 Joe GcuwgtMa 6:00 Danny Clayton 10:30 Emphasis ton-based special assignment to appear In Rockville Circuit StennIa said the bUla some­ I iMt K \ llll’ > , ■. ; made some progress in industri­ ful, but there had been some by miles in area and has a popula­ result of an organizational ses­ 9:00 Dick Heotnerton 10:36 Nightbeat Friday, Oct. 3, 1969 — 6-9 P.M. To Gala Dinner tion of 4,701. 9:00 BIU Love team, described the task of por­ Oourt 12 Oct. 21. times are Introduced by a mee- alization, but so swollen Is her 1965, when Mao and his allies sion laM week. Campus groups 10:30 Anedogue 1:00 Oaky Olrard 11:00 News, Weather Sat., Oct. 4. 1969 — 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. ing through thousands of gov­ NEW YORK (AP) — tt was a population that most of K must began planning for a new up­ there agreed to stay away from „ WINF—1289 11:20 Sports Final 6:00 News ernment documents to come up catered, kosher affair as the be engaged In raising food, and heaval that would get rid o f the Twenty five years after D- Claeses on Oct. 16, and the ad­ 11:30 Other Side of the Day Dated AiTMigenaente • Biid Neato 6:10 Uncle Jay with impublicized Instances of city served up its warmest offi­ threats of his pre-eminence. Day, Togo pays tribute to the 6:00 News Door HangiBgia • W a ll Deoomttotio still the population growth out­ ministration indicated that no 6:10 Walter Cronkile cial honors for visiting Israeli Like a sudden hurricane, memory of the late Oen. Dwight bureaucratic bungling. runs prductlon. 'Die regime one would be punIMied tor doing 6:86 Harry Reaooner DkMHo PloiitB • CUldKn‘9 IB blo Prime Minister Golda Mslr Mao’s "great proletarian cultur­ D. Elsenhower. Many Togolese so. 8:80 Sporu, News She told of sending 15 ques­ can claim to have kept the na­ 7:00 'rtie Worid Tonight Mqnchosfr Attto TraBzarea • Mower Plotureo tions to the Pentagon and get­ Tuesday night. al revolution” hit China in 1966. soldiers served under his com­ I ------tion together as it never had 7:16 Business News Do-lt-Tomeelf MM m M • Olftu "You said when you gave me He enliclted the country’s indoc­ mand in the battles of World 7:30 Frank Olfford WoUpapor & Pednt Co. ting answers to five. The other been held together in the past, When mov9ng( pack pictures •7:80 News the keys to the city yesterday, trinated youth for a campaign of W ar II and the philatelic honor Aoweby o Oook Booki o Notepogier answers, she was told, were but at a high cost. by placing a piece of coric at 7:46 Lowell Thoms# Inc. New York (Dity was mine. You reckless violence against the In­ comes in the form of an over­ 8:00 Speak Up Haivord HAS BIOVED TO Pajeme Bagn o Awd Much More classified Information. They In- 'The failures are more pro­ each comer of the frames be­ 12:16 Sign Off eluded the date of the founding right!" Mrs. Melr told stitutions of the party, the gov­ printed issue—the recent Inter­ 1189 TOiXAND TPKE. nounced. From a promising tween each two picturea. TTien W T IC «li6 % Proceeds to be used fo r OommnnHy Proj ects of Ft. Bennlng. Ga Mayor John V. Undsay when he ernment, education, science and national Human Rights Year set 6:00 Afternoon Edition H ANGHBSTEn—«4i6414S Start in the first five years of drap and pack In the usual way. 8:18 Market Report Howard Benedict. AP aero- introduced her to 1,200 gueiU at particularly culture, the foun-' —bearing Elsenhower's sil­ "people’s republic," China retro­ space writer,, recAUed his start ^® dinner at the Brooklyn FOR THE MOON gressed to a state of Internal po­ tainhead of Ideology. houette and the Inscription "En as reporter 6t the nation’s Museum. mi jtlwMid by Plato) litical and economic chaos. What ft left, after three years Memoire Dwight D. Eisenhower space efforts, '-"rhe first 11 rock­ The 71-year-old grandmother ThomM F. Fergruson, co-publisher and managing editor of The Herald, talks On Oct. 1, 1010, the victorlouB of violence, was a prospect of 1890-1069.” The original stamps earlier had met with Secretary for the International Human ets I saw blew up,” Benedict to editors attending the Associated Press Managing Editors convention in Mao Tse-tung, having swept wreckage of the party and gov­ said. /' of State William P. Rogers and Rights Year had portraits of Hartford. Ferguson is one of the Connecticut hosts for the convention which GENERATION.. Chlang Kai-shek's forces from ernment machinery as It had When he began in 1969 report­ addressed a group of high Pope John X X IH and Sen. Rob­ opened officially yesterday and continues for the rest of the week. the mainland gazed with moon­ existed before. Rule now was ers wereh’t told when rockets school and college students dur­ ert F. Kennedy. faced solemnity from the Oate not so much by the party as by were scheduled to be fired. ing a busy schedule on her sec­ . . . a special documentary of Heavenly Peace In Peking Mao's^ "revolutionary commit­ When they learned of a rocket ond day in the city. General News Editor Retires: ment. a post he held until 1082, and promised a bright future tor tees." HlB enemies had been The Mall Bag: Our mall bag shot from their own sources, ef­ At one point, she said the re­ when he resigned to join a fami­ book is available through his people. M ao’s "new democ­ disgraced. Many of them were haa been overflowing lately and forts to keep newsmen from get- ception accorded her by New ly newspaper In Anchorage, this newspaper. It’s The racy’’ would guarantee freedom' dead. Liu Shao-chl was stripped so we are glad to answer a few pictures included a military barkers was "overwhelming. I Three AP Editors Move Up Alaska. He relumed Jo The As­ of thought, speeioh, press, as­ of all his offices and denounced of the queries. helicopter descending at launch have no words to describe it. sociated Press In 19(M as man­ N EW Y O R K (A P ) — Genieral was later city editor of the New Associated Press volume— sembly and all basic rights to as "traitor, renegade, scrab and To Mrs. H. S. Magld of Mor- time to stir up dust and sand at It's beyond anything I ever aging editor. Manager Wes Galleigher an­ Brunswick (N.J.) Home News. all "the people.’’ China’s Klmjshchev.” risville. Pa.: The first-day cov­ the reporters’ hilltop location. dreamt of.’ ’ Boccardl, 32, toe oiganlaa- nounced Tuesday the appoint­ In 1931 he joined The Associated ers with illustrations and deco­ Sm all news, Benedict, 41, was one of two About 1,500 spectators, many There is a kicker In Cominrm- It left, also, a wider gap than lion's new nianaglng editor. Is a ment of Rene J. Cappon as gen­ Press and became Trenton cor­ nist promises. ’”Ih e people" in ever between China and Its one­ rations are called "cachet cov­ Associated Press staff members wearing "Shalom Golda" but­ natltre of New York and a grad­ eral news editor of The Asso­ respondent and, later, chief of Oamirumist language means time closest ally, the Soviet Un­ ers" and can be purchased from honored by the Associated Press tons, were on hand outside the uate of Itordham Oollege and ciated Press. He succeeds Sam­ the Newark bureau. Blackmon those who conform to party dic­ ion. The split radiated outward your local stamp dealer or Managing Editors for their museum when Mrs. Melr su-- the Columbia University Gradu­ uel G. Blackman, who retires covered the Lindbergh baby kid­ FOOTPRINTS rived with Lindsay. tates. All the rest are potential causing division around the store. Several companies spe­ news reporting and photography ate School of Journalism. Be­ She visited first a succah, a Nov. 1 after a 38-year career napping from start to finish. In­ "enemies of the people.’’ world In the Communist move­ cialize In these first-day cachets during the past year. fore joining The Associated structure of branches and with the news organizaUon. cluding the execution of Bruno Ihe promises would prove ment. It was one of the heaviest and sell them to the dealers. The other winner of the sixth Press in 1907 as on executive as­ leaves set up in a courtyard to Gallagher mode the an­ Richard Hauptmann. At the empty. blows to the movement since However, you can got the cov­ annual award was John Duric- sistant to Blackmon, he worked accommodate Orthodox Jews nouncement at a convention of conclusion of the long and sen­ The first vast, bloody purge Lenin’s Bolsheviks took Russia ers directly from the compa­ ka, 31, for his picture of stu- seven years for the former New ON THE MOON the Associated Press Managing sational trial and execution, com e in lOn. Ih e Peking press In 1917. nies. Tw o such specialists are: dente flghUng at a Columbia making formal observance of Ekiitors Association In Hartford, Blackman was cited for his "a b ­ York World-Telegram A Bun, reported mass arrests and exe­ What Is In prospect? Mao is The Washington Press, Maple­ University building last April. the Jewish harvest festival of Conn. Cappon, 46, has been solute reliability" by the state rising to the post of asalslant I cutions. HuiMlreds of thousands 77, probably ailing. His anointed wood, N.J. 07040 and Cover Each won a $600 cash prize Succoth. managing editor of the A P since attorney general who comment­ managing editor. When the suspeoted of hostility to the re- heir, LIn Plao, Is also ailing. Craft Cachets of Paterson, N.J. and plaque. L.ater at the dinner inside she 1964. ed, "Though he was always World-Telegram merged with glnie were physically liquidat­ There appears to be deep divi­ To Mrs. G. H. Seamon ol Mar­ Benedict was honored for hla was presented with a rare vol­ "Sam Blackman will be alert, watchful and aggressive, the Herald Tribune and Jour- ed. A second big purge came In sion between the Maoists, who ietta, Ga.: The first thing to sustained coverage ol space de­ ume on the museum’s collection missed by his colleagues, the he never yielded to what was al­ nal-American In 1966, Boccardl | 1066, ellnvlnatlng Kao Kang, the are the theoreticians o f revolu­ check 11 you think you may have velopments during the year, cli­ ol Aramaic papyri from the 6th membership and all concerned most an Irresistible temptation went to the new paper as assist­ patty boas In Manchuria, and tion, and the more practical a stamp with an error In print­ maxed by his lead stories on the century B.C. In turn she pre­ to use baseless Information for ant managing editor, a job he I Jao Shu-shlh, the east China onea of whom Chou En-lal, Com­ ing Is your Scott or Mlnkus ca­ launch of Apollo 11 and the en- sented a box of ancient coins to with The Associated Press.” Gallagher sold, "Sam has been the sake of sensationalism." held until the new paper ceased | boss, with their followers, on munist China's first and only talog. All known errors, mis­ suing moonwalk. He said he felt the mus^m. unexcelled In his high degree of In 1041 he was assigned to the publication In 1907. charges of plotting against Mao. premier, may be a leader. prints or unusual markings are the honor is shared by the rest The city s^nt $20 to $26 a professional comi)etence, dedi­ New York bureau and In 1048 Polowetzky 48, like Blackman | China did make some pro­ Soviet propaganda Insists Chi­ noted in the catalogs. I f you are of the 70-member A P t e ^ cov- Pl^t® on the dinner, or atout $6 or $10 more than usual. The cation to the profession and became chief of bureau In New Is a graduate of Rutgers. A na­ gress attacking mountainous na Is In tius grip of total onaichy still not convinced, then go to erlng the Apollo 11 journey. "entirely kosher” meal Included York, a position he held until hr tive of New Jersey, he gained | problems, mobIHzing all the and marking its anniversary "In your dealer or write to the The APME also honored Sam­ complete Integrity In his work." whole stuffed arUchokes and was elevated to general news hIs early experience on tiie Ne­ people in a deeperate effort to a state of confusion." American Philatelic Society in uel G. Blackman, who retires Louis D. Boccardl, who has boned rock comlsh hen. been Enterprise Editor, will editor in 1068. wark Star I>edger before joining I make production keep pace with "Real battles with firearms New York City. Nov. 1 at the end of a 38-year Mrs. Melr’s visit here ends to­ (Cappon, Blackman’s succes­ The Associated Preaa In New I population. ’Hie first Five-JYoar have taken place In the prov- AP career—the last 11 as gener­ succeed Cappon as Managing day when she flies to Los An­ Editor. sor. attended the University of York CJlty In 1944. From that| Plan, Instituted In 1960, seemed inoea of Shansi, Hupeh, Klongsl al news editor of the worldwide geles. Iowa. He joined The Associated time until 1901 he was In the for­ a suooesa. But Mao was Impa­ and others,” sold a broadcast Sean* To Oi>en Stores news service. Nate Ftolowetzky, Supen^ing Press In Baltimore In 1044. Aft­ eign service In London, Prague, I tient, and ho proceeded to brmk lost week. "The Poking regime Blackman, whose first big sto­ EMItor of Newsfeatures, was C?HICAGO (A P )— Sears Roe­ er assignments In Baltimore, Cairo, Trtiran and Tokyo. He re-1 more promises. has launched massive troop ry was the kidnaping of Charles Wildlife of 0>e Galapagos Is- named Enterprise Editor. He buck & Co. says it will open New York, FrankfutJ, G er­ turned to the United States to I Ho amiounced colleotlvlsatlon units to crush Its adversaMes.” A. Lindbergh's son In 1932, was Ianurt Cases 9th Annual Fair Senate witness named the pected to be caSed next week, several of the sergeants as say- j iijj it at “■ to be presented by the Sacred t*®’*®**: **rs. Arthur Brookman, and Miss Patricia Cedor, raf­ Theft of Car Arm y’s form er top non6omMS'< The subcommittee, 8rd grsf Ing the company could buy s i^ ^For Meeting Candidates slon^ officer today as one of a Heart Church Guild Oct. 8 at 8 door prizes; Mrs. Anthony Cho- fle chairman. vramNa HOURS In Glastonhury A006WX plies cheaper than anyone else. ROOKVHA.E SESSION Intenuedlate Care Semi- group he said was suspected of p.m. at Piano’s Restaurant in ma, table favors, and Mrs. Police aerved warranta on The Manchester League of The subcommittee has de- The company was registered mils Anniversary privata, noon-3 p.m., and 4.p.m. Buckingham /of arrangements and has pre­ taking thousands of dollars from Bolton. Frank Doran and Mrs. Ann two youths In Rhode Island yes­ Women Voters has scheduled . ®**"®‘* *0 give any specifics In California and no apparent Mr. and Mrs. George B. HlUs Certain new sports cars sport 8 pjn.; private rooms, 18 man.- Church on Hebron Ave.,^Ias- pared the list of Issues to be Amata, musde. two "Meet the Candidates” slot nmchine recelpte at Army about the scope of the hearings attempt was made to I S e its The fashions will be from of 10 Tankerooeon Rd.. were terday and charged them arfth pretty noisty mufflers and can 3 p.m., and 4 pjn.-8 p.m. tenbury, will have its t)U m an­ discussed by toe candidates recreational clubs. gu e^ of a swprise party given meetings—one on Oct. 21, tor prior to toe question and and as far as is known no crim i­ existence or the names of the selle Shop and the hair theft a t a motm* vehicle. land toe new owner in court. Pediatrics: Parents allowed nual Biatiy American Fair on the 13 candidates tor the Board answer periods. Ervin B. Veard, a form er in­ nal charges have been filed stockholders. styles by Albert and Larry’s in honor of thetr 8Mi wedding mnVroete of tm tewAn^ any tim e except noon-3 p.m.; Friday f r ^ 1 to i p.m. and Vernon annfveraary. Edward' RaliA, n , at U However, i t toe outcome o f such of Education; toe other on Oct vestigator for the Army's crimi­ against any one. ______Beauty Studio. Mrs. Robert others, 3 p.m.-8 pun. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The League, as in past mu­ Englewood Dr., and Timothy 28, tor toe 13 candidates for the nal divlsimi, referred to Sgt. But there have been numer­ Crowley is chairman and Mrs. The couple were married a trial in Rockville yesterday Sdf Service: .18 maa.~t p.m., on toe church grounds. Admis­ nicipal campaigns, has sent Murphy, 10. formerly of Man­ Board of Directors. MaJ. WiHiam O. Wooldridge, the ous pubrshed reports in recent Named to Heahh Post Nelson Toungerman is co- Democrats Plan Sep*. 17 in St. Atigusdne’s sets any precedent, toe only 4 pjn.-8 pmi. sion is free. questionnaires cm local Issues styroiFoom chester and now of Taunton, Both meetings will be at the first man ever named as Army w e^ _U i^ subcommittee inves- HARTFORD (AP)—Ernest A. chairman. Church, Haittcrd, by the late penalty is toe time spent wait­ Intensive Csre and Cbronary The fair will feature a coun­ to each of the candidates. The Jnstt recMvedreedved our talltail aMpmeatsMpmei of Mas*., were arrested In connec- Nathan Hale School, on Spruce Sergeant-major. tlgalorShg.ve uncovered a net­ Shepherd has been named to Included in the list of models Theater Party Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Hayes. ing around. Care: Immediate family only, try store, farmers market, and quertions and answers will be styrofoam la all iliapea; thm with the theft of an auto St., and both srill start at 8 Veard said thefts from the work throi which Army p r- serve as acting state commis- will be Mrs. Ronald Anastasic, Am ong the gueirib attending, Lawrence A. Allen, 22, of Box anytime, lim ited to five min- a bake shop selling fresh baked published In The Herald in laU ours is the largest in the east, from the parking lot (rf the p.m. October. slot machines in the clubs of the sonnel and e civilians have sioner of mental health until a Mrs. Donald Boston, Mrs. Jo­ The Democratic Town Oom- many from out of state, was 302, Rockville was foupd inno­ ntes. bread and other baked goods. mittee is planning a theater and priced the lowest! BrlUab-American Club on Map­ Dr. Harvey Pastel wUl be 24th Infantry Dlvlaiort at Augs­ reaped huge pVofits by selling decision 1s reached on a per- seph Daley, Mrs. Arthur Hig­ Mrs. Gerald P. Nlooletha of Sel­ cent after a court trial on a Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- There will also be a print shop Mrs. FitzGerald explained to­ • bans # cooes o eao le St. Sept. 30. The car was moderator at the Oct. 31 meet­ burg, Germany, may have to­ supplles for enlisted men’s clubs manent employe, gins, Mrs. Prank Ingersoll, Mrs. party to raise money tor the ma, Ala., daughter of Ifae cou­ obiocks a sqnarea abas d iarge of excessive noise. R e 13:45 p.m., and 8:36 p.m.-8 and a country Inn, children's day that toe League does not owned by George Morrow, of ing and Thomas S. Latham wUl taled as much as $850,000. to the Arm y. Gov. John Dempsey named John Kelly, Mrs. John Mackey, November election campeUgn. ple. The couple also have a son, a dtoep a iingB a | brought with him a letter from p.m .; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and games, aiKl ehtmtalnlng dem- back specific candidates or South Windsor. be moderator at the O ct 38 “ I found that a tightly knit Turner was named by Presl- Shepherd after Commissioner Richard McLaughlin, Mrs. The party will be held at the Michael HiUs, who lives tai'Staf­ the car dealer to prove that toe 8d8 p.m.-8 p.m. onrtratlons. Membera of the political parties. meeting. clique o f high ranking noncom­ dent Nixon as the nation’s top Wilfred Bloomberg resigned, ef- McMahon, Mrs. Rich- Rockville Cinema on Oct. 24. ford Springs. The car waa tracked down a muffler, which led to his arrest Age Limits: 18 In maternity, church have made aiM 'ftged 288 "The purpose of our voter half-hour after Morrow report­ The public Is invited and will service actlviUea," she said, "Is missioned officers dominated federal marshall, then abruptly fective today, because of poor ------yT- by state police Aug. 27, came IS In other areas, no lim it in unall bottles and 59 Ii and controlled the operations of fired without explanation. health. ed It missing at midnight n on his new nymouto Roadrun- self-service. Jes of root beer which will be be permitted to ask questions to offer information to the pub­ from toe floor. the club’s mess system of the Most important of the ser- Shepherd has been in charge WEM In Jobnaton, R. I., adiere ner when he bought it, end that on sale. lic, and to fiv e toe voters the The League's Vdters' Service 24th Infantry Division," Veard geants who have been called to of the mental health depart- it was involved in a four-car mufflers on similar cars make The administration reminds Alao on sale will be old opportunity to hear toetr can­ OomrhIttee, headed by Mrs. said. testlfy is Sgt. Maj. William O. ment’ salcohol and drug depen- accident similar excessive noises. Judge visitors that with constmetton hooks, gUss. antiques, attic didates, before voting on I3ec- John FttsGerald, la in charge tlon Day. Nov. 4." “My investigation convinced Wooldrldge, who served for two dence division since 1963. Murphy waa hoq>itaUzed for John D aly conumented that A l­ under way, parking space Is jeosuros, baskets, needlework me, although hard evidence suf­ years as the first sergeant ma- a wbek as the result o l that len b ou g^ the car in good faith. limited. Visitors are asked to uid hand knitted items, dried ficient tor prosecution was lack­ or In history for the Army. — ------accident Ralph received minor A good Samaritan type, eu*- bear with the hospital while Uie Sowers, country cheese, and ing, that these men were en­ Wooldridge was awarded the injuries. rested because of his concern paridng problem exists. oenny candies. Paul Lynn o f the Dempsey JSames Dellafera gaged in a criminal conspiracy Disting;ulohed Service Cross aft­ for a fellow man, was given a Woodstock Pottery will have a er his tour as the Arm y's top en­ The two youths waived extra- which Involved systematic lar­ choice of having a charge of booth of new pottery. listed man, but the award was diUon in a Rhode Island court ceny of nonappropriated funds, breach of peace Immediately ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Proceeds of the fair will be To Council on Hospitals suddenly revoked several we^cs and were brought to Manches­ lised for many church projects. property and services of the ATLANTIC ter. mriled or subsequently (Msmiss- M ib . Janice H. Brendel, 54 Mc­ club's system for their own ben­ ago aboiA the time word began AT ed. Archie P. Ruszeli, 44, of Kinley St.; Mrs. Cecelia De- Francis P. Dallofara of Man- concern Itaetf primarily with circulating the noncommis­ RaliSi was released under a efit and enrichment.” Every Day 88 West Main St., Rockville Vaux, 801 Main St., Apt« 8; cheater, admlntatratdr of Osst- hoopltal uttlljniion and expan- sioned officers clubs were under Every Day $1(XK) bond for a court appear­ Testifying under oath Veard said he saw one man beating Joseph W. Gellnas, 48 Joeeph Test ApplieationH fleld Conwalescent HoopMol, has Mon, and will review the charge investigation. ance Oct 20. Murphy was held beeti appointed to a ttv»-yaar continued: another in front of the Diamond St.; Mrs. Eleanor F. Gustaf­ structure to be allowed hoopt- The A rm y would say cmly that Low Prices overnight and was scheduled to “ I knew that Bgt. MaJ. Wil­ Low Prices Grill on West Main St., Rock- son, 17 Division St.; Mrs. For RO TC Ready test>- Garman, a longtime member Tracy Dr. The marriage of Miss Audrey Shattuck of Blast Hartford, and A report on absndonsd ve­ Norwich State Hospital. Paul ruary. when "upwnnfo of 2IM> vahlelea of the Parking Authority, la ex­ BIRTHS Y E S T E R D A Y : A aon Linda Markham of Moneberter Mrs. Ronald Deshales of WUU- Sucreoaful candidates receive hicles In toe Capitol Region, may have been towed to the pected to be reappointed to an­ Ew ig of 86 Village St., already to Mr. and Mrs. John Kachmar. to Robert Henry Laiiritsen of mantic. tuition, educational fees, books, prepared for toe OapItol Region town Junk yard.'’ other five-year term to expire on probation for similar of­ West Hartford was soIenuUsed The bridesmaids were dressed B&M Beans Blast Hartford; a son to Mr. and uniforms, and $50 per moigh Mancheater'a anti ■ littering Sunsweot July 1, 1974. fenses, was arrested Sept. 3 in Saturday morning at St. alike In full-length gowns, fash­ of Elected Ofnctale (CRCEDI, Mrs. David Gunes, 114 Llnwood tor four years of college. Af­ ordinance, recommended by the Wagner's appointment would Manchester and charged with James' Church. ioned writh betge Venlse lace paints a oorry picture of the D r.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ter receiving baccalaureate de­ Mancheater Chamber of Com- 13 Oz. be fo r the term expiring No- illegal possession of a control­ Prtmn Qt Rodger Grose, Btorni; a daugh­ The bride Is a daughter of empire bodices, light green grees and compiotlng naval altuatlon In,Manchester. meroe, backad by Town Man­ M led drug. Probation officer Paul satin sashes, and moss green Oaiis veinber 1971 to succeed Mrs. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Warren Markham training, they are commlsalon- The report, one year In the ager Robert Wriss and adopted Juica BtL M cGeary said he felt Jail waa i l X Eleanor Steere, a Republican, Avery, SO HoU St.; daughter to of 160 Pearl St. The bridegroom velvet A-llne skirts. They wrore ed aa officers In the U. S. Navy making and compiled by the by the Board of Dtrectora, went not toe place for toe boy and who reslmed when her family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallnskl, is tfie son of Mrs. Helen Lau- matching velvet headbowra. TTie or Marine Cbrpa. Regional Affalrw Center of the Into effect Bept 24, 1968 that Ehvig had agreed to go to honor attendant carried a moved to Coventry. MlUa HUl Rd., RockvU'e. ritzen of Bogota, N.J., and Bkl-' UnivenRty of Hartford, recom­ It define# abandoned automo- Norwich for treatment, and to baoket filled with yellow ahasta McNary's appointment would DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ward Lauritzen of Coventry. mends that BUUabie ¥l opeits out Btay there imtll doctors agreed pompons and oamatlons. TTie be for the unexplred term to Pamela P. Cuiminghom, Hick­ The Rev. Joeeph Vujs of St. altea be eotabllahed In the the penalUea tor littering -tinea he was ready to be released. bridesmaids' baskets were tilled Public Recurdg November 1972 to succeed John ory Dr., Hebron; Cheryl A. Laz- James' Church performed the region, to aervli-e the jimked- not to exceed 320 per day. Campbeirs Sentencing will be Judged bn with orange color carnations, Clorox J. l^annon, a Republican, who eren. East Hartford; Harry L. double-ring ceremony and waa Warrnntae Deeda oor needs of the 24 member yellow rivurta pompons and restgned ^because of a differ­ toe basis of whether or not he Hoar, Box 178, RBD 1; Mrs. celebrant at the nuptial Mase. Ranald B. Blasko and Virginia towns of toe ORCBO. ivy. ence of opinion vdth Town Man­ c'oes this. Wilda M. Badger, High Manor Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was L. Btoako to Eklward Cart Bhoop It says of Manchester, "This Crwotn of 10'/4 O z . A 0 ( The rib roast, which looks just as pictured, has ahvays Liqiiid CM. Michael GtMnan of South Cov­ Moon Rover Contracts i | Qo ager Robert Weiss. William Mulka, 50, . of 19 Park, RockvlUe; Peter G. GIUU, organist and soloist. Baskets and Adele M. Shoop, property at town had a rather serioua prob­ Mushroom Cans been a great favorite with the man of the family. Now Bellevue Ave., Rockville, also filled writh orange and yellow entry aerved as best man. Awarded by NA'SA Bleach ob (larman is the proprietor of Boat Hartford; AHen H. Qud- •B Harlan St., oonvoyanoe tax lem with Illegally abandoned that Charles and Sparky of our Service b ^ t Depart­ J had sentencing postponed to shasta pompons, carnations and Ushers were Warrm Markham Soup CoMt Casuals on Main St. Wag­ rian, 59 C llffw o^ Rd., Wapping; $24.75. vehicles last ysar (1948-48). with iniNTSVILLE. Ala. (AP) - ment fix th m the new Pinehurst short cut way, they give him toe opportunity to gladioli were on the altar. Jr. of Manchester, brother of ner-is an electrical engineer for Bryan E. Gudrian, 69 CUffwood Erik H. Magnuson and Blaa- toe level of Inopsmblea con- The National Aaronsutlcs and 6 seek treatment at Norwich. He The bride was given In mar­ the bride; Donald Mbrander of are almost like a Newport Roast, with less waste . . . Northeast Utilities, Hartford, Rd., Wapping; Lee Anne CafU- m r a. Magnuson to Mark B. asrvatlvely eotlmatsd to be Space Administration has ss- pleaded guilty to breach of riage by her father. Sh^ wore a Manchester, cousin o f the bride­ easier slkkig. V and M cNary is vice president ”o. 565 Dart Hill Rd., HockvUe. Ottmond and M ary Lou Oil- about 300." The estimate, the lerlad two firms to continue fuU-Ien^h empire gown of satin groom; Roland Johnson of Bo- and sales manager for Man­ peace and had a charge of in­ Also. Patricia Ann Arm­ mend, property at 147 AiAumn report states, was made by competitive ncgottatlona on a appllqued with Alencon lace, de­ gaU, N.J., brother-in-law of toe chester Sand and Gravel. toxication nolled. He is to ap­ strong, 16 Lydall St.; Scott R. St., conveyance tax $34.75.' Manchester's building Inapec- fxjnfract calling for four moon OVEN READY U.S. CHOICE Crisco Oil signed with long bishop sleeves bridegroom; and Wilbur GUd- pear In court next week unless Haras, 126 Maple St.; Charles Rudolph V. Pterro st. ux. to toe. roveri. of English net appHqued writh den of Coventry. he roes to toe hoq>ital. H. Reichert, 76 Olcott St.; Mrs. ItonaM K. (duster et. ux. pro­ The report continues, '"niere The space agency aaid Tues­ Laundry 3 Lb. lace, and a detachable chapel- Mrs. Markham wore a blue RIB ROAST L. 99c 24 0*. A hua)>and and wife, Henry, Nancy J. Karat, Broad Brook; perty at 142 Walla St., i-onvey- appears to be no active cam- day that the Bendtx Corp. of 1 Oz, I*"* / I A c vBank Exhibits length whtteau train edged writh crepe dress with matching oc- Dotorgont 5th thru 7th Rib 49, and Helen McFarlane of 162 Robert J. McFetridge, Brood iince tax $29.70. ptogn (In Manchester) to dia- Ann Arbor, Mich., and tha P k » . V ogotabla BtL matching lace. 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PAGE TWENTY.TWO^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1&69 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 A PAGE TWENTY-THREE when the "Amethyst” had to and a few Journalists and after Europeans who Uved there be- can since 1S7B. flghjt Its way down from the mooning about the south, re- lleved that China could never He defeated state Sen. as weU as the more famUiar plete and turn m thdr record opportunity to see the WlUi- the river. The second wiH China Watcher Remembers capital to the sea under the tired to Formosa. His regime, be changed and that this was Anti-Nixon 11am L. Saltonstall, 42, son of re­ Country home" ecbnomics and agricul­ books by Oot. 1, so that they continue on down and hnd at tired U.S. Sen. Leverett Salton- mantic River. Previous trips American guns the communists not much wickeder .than most, just one more change .of Hynas- ture-related interests will also may be evaluated for ellgibUity the roadside rest at Rt. 6 in Stell, 72,080 to 6S.4S8. have been spedfioaUy tor study captured from the nationalists, died of inertia and pointless- ty in 4,000 years of recorded Vote Seen In be included. for awards at the Achievement OoIiunUa. The trip is about 12 BLACKY THE ANGOS SEZ: Sahonstall ran as a down-the- of the river as a conservationT First Years of Revolution This is when the ‘•Constant," ness. In Chinese terms it had history. But this was the start 4-H Enrollment Nights Mrs. Peck, a former 4-H’or Night presentations. miles, and those making it Une Nixon supporter. recreation tadlRy. . By PATRICK O’DONOVAN . , "London,” the "Black lost the mandate of heaven. o t a revolution as brutal and and agent In New Haven Coun­ The books should be turned in should take a wdO-wr^iped they' had been sensible In the the careless lying, was dertrpy- Swan,” aU British shins, found 'The Communists entered fundamental as any in history. Dem Victory Harrington made increased ty, will explain what is involv­ Thomas renorts that the 16 The London Ob»er\'er Will Be Held Next Week to Mrs. R. B. Simmons, Twin rentable kayaks have been change of clothes and sand­ 16th century. I can remember ed. At the beginning of 1949 themselves under orc^ers in Im- Shanghai. They were u n c a n n i l y ------aid to the cities a key plank of ed in belonging to and leading listening to “Adeste FIdelea” in BOSTON (AP) — Voters in Hills Dr., or Mrs. W. B. Huddle­ sDoken tor, but anvone who wiches tor lunch. LONDON—The Chinese Com­ Peking was under siege. It had "o^sible waters. And we burled self-controlled. Traditionally the his campaign platform, and Two 4-H enroUment nights are 4-H agent, and IpcaJ leaders vrill a 4-H club. Peril b Ike toy of li CJiinese and sitting with fast­ set for Oct. 6 and 9 for prospec­ ston. Nathan Hale Dr. would like to loin the trip can munists keep Oct. 1 as their a corridor to Tientln, but the the dead In a Shanghai grave- Chinese are bad soldiers but a Five Day Forecast the 6th Massachusetts congres- rqUed up enough urban votes in meet ydth young people, accom­ EhuoUment night tor local ing refectory full of Chinese and tive 4-H members who are nine Kayak Trip do so in their own canoe or Nassau Hails Verity feast day. Only the faithful are n ^ defenders and all the defend­ vard. And I helped rich friends terrible mob. The Communists sional district have elected as the Democratic strcmgholds to panied by at least one parent, youngsters is one of the actlvl- WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn. years of age yor older. Young­ ’There will be a kayak trip kavak. NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — Week. Stock Up of thoM I lUlowed to attend this vast pub- ers everywhere seemed to flee their great houses around did not loot. They would accept U.S. representative a Democrat outweigh Saltonst^’s margin in who want to find out more about Ues of NaUonal 4-H Club Week, down the WllUmantlc River this lA Pj—Temperatures in Connec­ sters will have the opportunity Oct. 4 to 11. The expedition yrill leave the Bearded mariner Bill Verity He triumph. withdraw as quickly as an in­ Shanghai seated in the back ol nothing, even from their sup- . . . . . the smaller RepubUcaa towns, 4-H in Coventry. weekend, die third such ven­ There were the White Rus­ who advocates a stepped-up j* ^as the fourth special to find out about 4-H projects nrooertv of John Druge on was hailed as ”a history making In a manner they have revert­ dolent man might rea.sonably cars up to the waist in Jade, porters, but a glass of hot ticut • from Thursday throug^i Sponsored by the Coventry Other 4-H acUvitiee coming ture in 18 months. ’This trip Low, Low Prices. sians who seemed the most for- silk, withdrawal of U.S. troops from congressional elecUon this year and clubs. up soon indude the Anmml Jones Crossing Road at 9 Sat­ sailor” Tuesday even though hto ed to ancient ways. They are walk within a day. terra cotta, scrolls, silver, ^ t e r . They touched no fbrelgn- Monday will average above nor­ 4-H Town Committee, the two has been organized by Hugo urday morning. Jones Crossing kjm people in the world. There soaprtone Vietnam and a change in the which the Democrats won from The Oct. 6 sessions will be at Leaders Party, which will be 22-toot boat had to he towed into still sure of their innate and na­ The number five country in cna u » and tennis-rackets era nor' any foreign property, enrollment nights also will en­ Thomas, who is a geologist and Rd. is Just off Rt. 19S. Head­ was a restaurant in Nanking, mal with daytime highs in the priorities of the Nixon admlnls- the GOP, and the national Dem- the First Congregational Church heJd on Oot. 11. On Oct. SO, the Nassau by a Hghthouse tender. tural superiority. They are not the b*g five Just died at the and hot-water bottles. „ „ prediction of any of the ofd able adults to find out about teaches at the University of ing north on Rt. 32, and mak­ where we feasted boringly on low 70s and overnight lows tration. ocratlc party chalrmtm. Sen. basement lif South Coventry at leading a 4-H club, and will give annual Achievement Night will V erl^ was greeted by a police merely suspicious of foreigners cer'ter; th»lr nationalism had Chlang Kai-shek had made his China hands came true. TTiey Connecticut. He is also chair­ ing a left turn at the Junction beef strogonoff and unidentifi­ mosUy in the 50s, the U.S. Winner in Tuesday’s balloting Fred Harris, D-Okla., described 7:30 p.m., and the Oct. 9 ses­ young p-ople 14 years or older a take place. ’This is a family pot- band, a beauty queen, and the —they once again despise them. gone .sour. Their convervatlsm farewell to the tomb of Sun Tat were welcomed. They were gen- WelTher Buredu orediots sions will be at the same time, man of the local Conservation of 196. Jones Oossing is the chairman of the Bahama Tiour- Once again, they alone of na­ able wine to a back ground of to fill a vacancy caused by the it as another rejection of the ad- chance to become Junior lead­ luck stgiper, after which asvanfo Commission. -SPECIALS- had become meaningless in the Sen, the father of the Chinese tie and disciplined. Precioltatlon «hoiiirt ___ first left turn. death of Rep. WilUam H. Bates ministration’s course, at the Second Congregational ers of local clubs. Project ma­ and premiums are presented to 1st Board, Clifford Dkrling, who tions are content to live aione. ikons and the Inevitable mother face of their Immorality. democracy that died strangled It seemed like the beginning haH IncCr mor^wfth^ 4 ra According to Thomas, this ’The trip will proceed’ down presented him with a plaque There is nothing new in these ®"'athed in black who bent over was state Rep. Michael J . Har- Harrington’s victory was the Church Community Houm in the terials from the University of 4-H’otb tor work done during This is when Britain made its at Wrth. He mounted hundreds of the change for which China I'kely late Thursdav and into north end. trip is sort of a popular de­ the river and EkiigieviUe Lake, lauding his solo sail across'.ths THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY things ^ stove munching her pears. It Ting ploy. Nanking is up the of steps and bowed befo^re a had waited. But this was 20 “ X d into rington, 33, a former Me- fourth Democratic victory In a Connecticut will be on display. the past year. mand event, and will also af­ portaging at the dam there, Friday, and possibly again aBout Carthy-for-president supporter, special congressional election At the two meetings, Mrs. Information on dog, photog­ AU locxLl dub m em bers a re re­ Atlantic from Ireland, Yet only 20 years ago there 5 ^ , , , ': : “ ~ “'e Yangtze from Shanghai. This is division of troops far below him years ago, when ford . some of the graduate stu­ then on down a bit further tor 1 civilized Monday. The district had been RepubU- this year. Judy Peek, new Tolland County raphy and mechanics projects minded that they must oom- He landed at San Salvador 17 was full-scale civil war In China, matter — and I dents In a class he teaches the lunch at the Funk’s right on days ago. in which thp armies of the Kuo- ^ “ mlntang, led by President ® **“ ^ >*“ o' Chiang Kai-.shek, were ____ being___ „ pleasure. forced back and back, being countryslile was the moA herded rather than fought out ®* ^ 09< SCHICK lU D E S WITH YOUR AAAILER COUPON Hot or Sweet ITALIAN SAUSAGE 89 SONS IN AA AND A PURCHASE OF $5 or MORE ; S.out of 10 homes 69< SIZE - RtfiiUr, Mint, leoMn, Pkg •! 18 Big Value Franks •-•1.09 TOP CHUCK STEAK ■^89^ Finast Salami 2 9 c Halibut Steaks , . 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we care “Super Right” Qualify A;.y Size Pk^. WODLCCUT ECOHOWCAL 15 MILLION CUPS OF GROUND MEATS Freshly Ground cans A&P COFFEE WILL BE CHUCK STEAK PLATE BEEF CHUCK KIUDGCS CHOCK ■OHELESS SERVED TODAY 3 1 CALIF. STEAK STEW BEEF GO ROUNDS * «» SHOULDER emr IDT-AR.DEE w 'MEATBALLS MHaESSREC. Becovstf*.. ^Q cons15o>$|00 ^ LONDON BROIL Eye Round Roast SPAGHETTI BONUCSS V CHEEBOT-AR-DEE nNDER Q .5 o. $100 CHUCK ROAST Top Round Roast 1. irS GREAT COFFEE MEAT LOAF BEEF-A-RONI w com 8 rRESH-LEAH MIX DEL MONTE ' j G A l GRAND UNION 2 FLANKENRIBS lb. . IT COSTS LESSI BEIF, SHOULDER STEAK PORK, FRUIT COCKTAIL NEW ENGLAND WHOlt EARLY MORN VEAL W M lb. lb. F R E S H F O W L SLICED BACON '*^‘**************“ *******»tJtStJtSaaW*3t^^ KK3tK3000t%X30tXKX3t3tK3«3CKXX3tXXaOtX3tKXK3tXX3tXXX3t30 IT »AV. A 12 OI $|00 EATWELLBREAKTAST pnSPOO—BRUKET V MU oujuumn n pumsi ok YoiumHir uck Either Half With Parts of lack NOODLES £ ^ pkg^. 1 Legs of la m b 78! 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BAI l.ll POTATOES EASY TO Broccoli R'Polaloes^^i^ VIGOROUS Mb. PREPAREtt Thx>g^ l^m tun eA Bekar Coffee a WINEY b<9 GRAND UNION AAP BRAND— I LB. DAN I.IB Mushrooms? 59' iMeydews 19 ' Vacuum Packed Coffee »!: 61° 2 0 ^ 9 *' AAP 111% JOHNATHAN SWEET-HA VORniL APPLES 4 - 49' BOSC PEARS Colombian Coffee !»79° ■ARTLETT AAP BNAND OOFFEE TANCr GARDEN riESH GRAND UNION PEARS WESnilH 6 39 oston ettuce Turkey Slices GOLDEN KUnODS ' B L 97% Caffeln Free ; t l 3° GRAPE JUICE 5 GOLDEN RIPE AAP BRAND—4 OZ. JAR lie , I DZ. JAR I.B9 GREEN GIANT PEAS B.C. Fruit Juice Drinks pl>Tvo.c NAUO'S APPLES 2 - 49 C.K l3o< K Q C ' PINEAPPLES 29' isoi.jeo« CHEESE PIZZA pkfl Freeie Dried Coffee V' 49° Burry Fudgetown Cookies pEg. P V SWANSON riTOMT AAP INSTANT—4 DZ. JAR SSe, B OZ. JAR 1.29 Mueller’s Elbow Macaroni ~ ll WrtP. 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JAR IBc pinach ooftle pkg Keebler Cinnamon Crisp ■:i£.“-43* S S LADTSCOTT RIG TOP AAP Instant Coffee i.r 1.09 Nabisco Oreo Creme !i!45* - GREEN GIANT (IN BUTTER SAUCE) FACIAL TISSUE 2 »:S9° PEANUT B U m R 59° Hood Cottoge Cheese pasteurized 75* CUT RTTE OINTTNOOBt / VALUABLE COUPON NIBLETSGORNorPEAS Wax Sandwich Bags •;23°- BEEF STEW / •; 65° SCOTT VALUABLE COUPON TOOTHPASTE rAMILT SOT^ 1 0 -0 2 I CHEF BOT-AR-KE This Coupon m T«w«rATb* Towel Holders . 49 ^IVORY SOAP pKgs I . ° COLGATE 63° Worth 1 S r PardMWef RAZOR BLADU OOUBU IK C PmSONAL SIZE WISHBONE BEEF RAVIOLI ITAL Salad Dress. . 69° GILLETTE ".‘S ” - 99° SARA UE LARGE PLUS IBON WMi Cuupum F A B S t f#u Pay Only 10« OFP LAMEk^ CHEESE CAKE SHORTENING ^ 79° CHOCKS VITAMINS i»2” 4 i * * r l 9 * 15 OZ. UANDDNION WDNBOHI aOSSIAN iCAMLUbNMtt MIJUIT With CiepBB ONI COUPON PM FAJMILY cans YeeParSMy BIacaroni a C heese Salad Dressing V 37° COOKIE PANS 2'“* 99* COUPON VALN) TtWU OCT. 4Hi ON BOTSODI CREAM CHCKE ONE COUPON PM FAIMilY , FRESHBAKE-SANDWICH-BUTTERm UK OR AND UNION 1.00 COUPON VALID THRU OCT. 40T Stuffed P otatoes l-.cM Price offoctiv. thru Sol., OiT. 4th, 1969 in this Community end Vicinity. W . r...rv . the right to limit quontitloo. HOWAIB JOHNSON CREAM CHEESE Blueberry T oastees N A N C Y L Y N N ENDECO NATURAL , With Advanced All Salvo Ivory Joy ■ R s m Ravioli Laundry Detergent APPLE PIE SWISS SLICES Detergent Detergent Tablets Liguid Detergent Ligoid Detaiceot b a m b a k e d b e a n s Ice Cream BARS Moat Of 12 OB. 49‘ BOo pi«-iac zz .1. C|{e OveH Baked VALUABLE COUPONS pl.itie • • o» I Z ^ 10« OFP' 22 OB. 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Great taste refreshment for the Every item mini-priced at Stop & Shop Redeem ^ u e mini-price shoppers tcill stock up! Valuable (^upen With One Del Mont^^Del M ont^^el Monte $5 Purchase! U.S. #1 2*/4 Get a Start -on Important Chrhtmas Gifts. Use Our Lay-Aicay Plan PINEAPPLE- Now, the good- Deluxe Cassette Recorder-Player Fruit Cocirtail V ^ream Style Coiu GRAPEFRUIT Automatic 12 cup Coffee Maker Marvelous appetizer Drink eating, good- Pushbutton and individual tone con- Panasonic fine quality, stainiess use your prettiest sherbet ♦O' cooking apple, trol. included: case & strap, bat- # J V O O Presto steei inside and out guarantees # 1 D o o g la sse s and top with Treat your family to old- Not only nutribous but a teries, telephone pickup, tntke & « 1 0 fresh taste. Precision-brew selector; C a te re r's Kitchen pine­ fashioned com fritters to­ great thirst quencher .as deep red with stand, and more! V ertical coffee stays hot. apple sherbet night for “ something dif­ well and at a great price. silver-like sheen. ( -DnonhV ferent’’ Crackly fresh, AM Radio-3 Speed Phonograph Broiler - Presto 15 inch Fry Pan sweetly tart. For 7, 10, & 8” records; ail 3 speeds, t A A Q Q Master control provides just-right ^ a a Adapter included for 45 rpm records, t Works simply as temperature for anything you’re S | D o o Great performer, great looks. ■ ■ V a toaster, broils cooking, steaks, eggs, even casse- bothsidesat roies. High-dome cover. once. Seals juices, Realtone AM/FM Portable Radio saves time. No ^ Everclad 7 pc. Cookware Set Exceptional sound. Telescopic FM •'■ Qf.q SWEtfcOf i California Sunkist Oranges smoking, spatter­ 1 and 2-quart saucepans with covers, a ^ a a antenna, separate earphone jack. ing or burning. ,1 ■ Works on batteries or current. Buiit 5 Qt. Dutch Oven with cover, lOV^" S I V o o Hills Bros Coffee in AC line cord. *15“ open skillet all with Dupont Teflon X O with this coupon and a $5 purchase. Limit one II. Gift boxed. can per coupon per customer. Coupon good thru Panasonic 7 Pushbutton Blender *19“ 2 Slice Automatic Toaster Sat., Oct. 4. Italian Prune Plums 151 6-speed blender wit i 750 watt motor Calo Cat Food Campbell’s for fuil power. Stores cord; cover is Use our Full range shade selector dial to Franco-American Beautify your home now! measuring cup. Solid state depend­ give you the exact toast color con­ or Dog Food Vegetable Vegetarian ability. Recipe book, too. »23“ lay-aicay plan ! stantly. Flip-open crumb tray at base for easy cleaning. *12“ Tour dog or cat will really or Vegetable Soup Spaghetti mm c if go for Cafo. It’s good for --- Soup and a roast beef sand­ A great lunch or quick T I Philodendrons 2 c 39' them, tool wich on Home Kitchen bread . . . a good lunch time menu. supper. Your family will ■ *•* B love It. Slwp Try a little tenderness... and a lot of quality New lower prices save you more! try maxi-man meats Canned foods sale! Stop & Shop is proud to salute all 4-H’ers and their leaders! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

STOPS. SHOP does it again! Ray Fleming. Stop & Shop meat sales manager, pur­ chased the 1969 4-H Grand Cham­ Home Kitchen Bread pion and was also one of the largest STOP S SHOT SLICED. WHITE purchaser of 4 M Raised overnight lor reel old prime steer of­ fashioned great eating pleasure fered at the East ern States Fxpn s a v ^ n stop ^ Shop .. Slop A Shop .sitlon. Danish Lamon or Ratp^ry Withwith breakfes breakfast or mid day coffee you'll anloy Stop A Sh Danish. iced Beets 7 - 1 Large Angel Loaf .’X £49’ Baked in our own kitchen |o taste like home made ade A quality. Oellcidut^ with your rib roasti Serve You'll love it. as they are. or cold with'vinegar and onions, m t m B H lehm, T Daisy Donuts iboard A >* <> | Chuck Roast Undercut Roast Three Diamonds SoUd' Peck in the kids' lunchI box They'll love you for U. First Cuts Marigolds SSL :-149‘ Boneless (Chuck) Creme filled to tempt your taste buds Try tome now. Wrap meat in foil, sprinkle V2 package dry Extra fine flavor for a juicy pot roast. No bone, onion soup mix, a can of cream of mush no waste, you eat every tasty morsel. Remem­ White Tuna Shoulder room soup and a few dashes of Worcester- Packed in water for lets calories for all those weight watch­ .'hire sauce over the meat. Seal and roast ber to pick up your fresh vegetables at our ers. Superb for salads, sandwiches and casserolas. Whan you've got tuna in the house, you're always prepared (or at 325" till tender. This is great! produce counters, to cook with your roast dur­ company. ~| 45 ing, last hour. 3 Save on Sun Glory . California Roast (Chuck) 65

You save on famous brands! 6 to 8 lbs. Mayonnaise R ill Lean sugar cured. udget-minded value on good tatting mayonnatse. Stop A Long slow simmer­ hop always helps cut your costs on your food budget with Q-Tips swa'Cs 4 r *1 slu»ft tikm lhi«. ing brings out the Safe and pliable A must m any home truly delicious ham 6-in. Cut4th thru 7th Ribs Rib Roast flavor. Left over meat IS great in sand I*’** •*'« ‘‘'Terence between eating and Save! Pine Cone wiches o v M i f ''’* * '* thermometer. Set gueSts ooh h and ih h Excedriit' bo'ir'55* stock up on Excedrin during ttws Stop A Shop mini price char L'.S.D.A. Howard Johnson - 1 Perri’s Italian Sausa^i Choice Tomatoes Cluh Rib Roast Howard Johnson Old fashioned— real Italian sausage Just what a good cook waryts on hand, for stews, ioups. that makes your spaghetti have a true We reserve the right to limit quantities. sauces, and just piping hot itself. Mini-priced. of course. Italian flavor. Keebler French' ___ "I Pacquin c?ea^, 2s?'*l ‘.’5’SvSS Oirf», w« hrxm you’ll i5 purchase I spaghetti sauce You won't went to miss this exciting value. m ^ 7 vniptiiif! foods . . . avnilahlv at m ost stores. Chicken Pies M h coupons redwnaOle mth I •$ purchase. $|49 Effective thru Oct, 4. Lim it 1 photo per customer. I i fl!„J/-LQQO nefe I Nepco Frankfurts 73' — tgfeopJh^ — —. « imported. # T ib 4 TWO ffACH AWL Fresh Flounder Sliced Chopped Horn or Beef Pies Stop & Shop Yelloic Cling Tr>«g Ymae imo^Xe root 04i«r*«. iammm «AO Nepco 14 lb C I Nepco Knockwursti i« pm 98' Luscious pies loaded AM M-msrnm^s Usually $2.29 with tender chicken smH' V* wf Fillets I Turkey Breast lU Wbite mpat 99‘ or lean beef, vege­ . lo$^.7 9 sacli tables and gfavy. p is c Serve this sealicious sea­ [ Nepco Kielbasi u^IL'pm 89' SiMf fuvliw M u, ITM lin M. KW food special now. Use I Jellied Corned Beef View of Earth < your favorite recipe and 49' ! Salami Snacks Peaches 12 02 pkf Peach shortca^ with Stop A Shop dessert sfiellt topped pick up fresh vegetables Catirer's Kitcften from Outer Space I with gobs ' of whipped cream Sliced or halves Mrs. Filbert's Wise from our Farmers Market. 7 8 Chicken Salad . V4lh with this coupon and any >5 purchase I Soft Whipped Margarine Potato Chips I 69' comons lertesm iPU mth I K purchase I I Nepco Sliced Bologna X ' 49° Ac pi* n 1 lb T C c EBectn* thru O a. 4. Lim it I pho4o per customer. Label A pAn /O 3 T Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupon AT OUR MANCHESTER STOP & SHOP STORE! 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, CO N K Stop & Shop will be Happy to'redeem your Feiferal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE 'TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, CONIL PAGE THIWrt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 ■ -I' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 PAGE THIRTY^NE G>ntainers: Wave^of Future, Tourist Finds: But They May Get Soggy From Your Neighbor Kitchen Scotland a Fairytale World The Baby Has B y VIVIAN F . FiaMlUBON Or J^OBN ODNNIIT' Warm said, containers some­ By DOBI LUNDY > fast in an elegatft sun-drenched, An aftemift to locate oom#. AP Brntnew Analyat times "show a watermark from one tty iho aumame "Calkhi” The Los Angeles Hmee dining room. NEW YORK (AP) — Predlc- 6 inches to 4 feet .high left by in the AnnapoUa ViOIay of Ndm tlona that contalnerixation is the salt water, with the soggy, col­ Back again, I walked (one EDINBURGH — Princess ScoOa wt^uld be equivalent to wave of the future in eh^iping lapsed contents worthless." must walk in EkUnburgh) Street is aptly named. • through cobblestonq streat and Been Named searching for a “C ta^" in Now ' have been dampened a bit by an He related the example of a precise gardens. By now I fett York City, lit ia aSid (hat one Insurer who claims that waves fine imported fumitiure that was And I am a 20th-century prin­ quite native. Levis were ahan- cazmot travel throughout tUa of another sort are^ causing opened for customs inspection cess drifting along it through dcned for a kilted miniskiit and acenic area wttiout aeeii^, heavy insurance claims. and found saturated with water certturies. hamburgers for fresh hot scones bearing or meeting aomeone The container, which is called that had entered through holes Jenckes, Justin Douglas, son ot David and Linda Bertini named OaJkin. the greatest advsmce in packag­ My heart was captured the and crumpets dripping with but­ Jenckes, 22 Russell St., Manchester. He was born Se|*. 22 at later discovered in the top of the Newqiaper .aitlclea and fate- Eiich week. The Manchester Evehing Herald will pre­ ing since the paper bag, usually minute I hit Scottish soil. I ter. I might have blown some Manchester Memorial Hospitel. His maternal grandparents are box. torlted reoorda atteot to the is a large metal box of standard hitched here on a lumbering bagpipes if I had found any. Mr. and Mrs. William Bertini, Granby. His paternal grandpar­ sent "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist you S o m e t im e s ' the damage prestige of this family from dimensions that can be Inter- lorry but you fellas will find Outside the city it is too rug­ ents are Mr. and Mra. G. Raymond Jenckes, Granby. He hae in the fine art of shopping. So why wear out those occurs in loading. "How about early thnes to the prrarnL day. , changed easily amcmg truck, lorry drivers heed the "no rid­ ged for walking or bicycling, so a teather, David; and a sIMer, Jennifer. , the 400-foot container loaded Ihe first Calkin left Wales and pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking and get train, plane and ship. ers" ban unless, perhaps, the I rented a motorcycle (only 38 • * * • *1 with sheet metal . . . suddenly settled in New Engtamt jn IMO. During these moves the outstretched thumb belongs to shillings) and roared off into Saimond, Jemle Lyn, adopted daughter of Rftliard and all the info right here in the Manchester Evening collapsing at the center and cargoes contained therein never a miniskirt and long hair. technicolor hills speckled with Barbara Applln Saimond, Elizabeth Dr., Hebrai. 8bie was bora His SMI warn to fbUow ki Us Herald. spilling the contents into the father’s footaetpa aa a ptoneer. are handled individually. In BiA this country of moors and grazing sheep. I wish I could Aug. 30 and arrived at her new home Sept. 23. Her maternal ship's hold,” he asked? At the age o f 32, he took his fact, from the time the box is highlands is every "auto paint. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A p{^, Keene, N.H. fUnlly to Nova Scotia and be­ sealed until it arrives at its des­ Any Btevbdore will tell you stopper's" paradise. One young The roadside lodging p'aces Her paternal grandpaisnts are Hr. and MTs. Antonio Saimond, that accidents occur i^ot only man insisted on driving miles came the founder of the now A- tination, the cargoes never are looked clean and pleeaant but I 399 (^rdner St., Manchester. She has a bnothw, Matthew, 2. Fainvny... with containers, but also with out of his way Just to show me tensive Galkin family dtere. Lm-The-Leteii Boyal exposed to light of day. was anxious to return for the Fair and Baimnr craftsmen cargo being loaded the old way. Robbie Bum's birthplace. Not too many years ago, a Fall-Bride Panel LIFT-THB-LATCH Gift Shop Big savings are claimed. Pil­ "pub crawl,” that most popu­ Watroiis, .Carrie Lynn, daughter of Leonard Jr., and Neat Style love to get their supplies at Take the entire family to But Warm did cite an example But I started to tell you about Calkin returned to New Eng­ on Main Street, Manchester is Royal Ice Cream, Warren at. ferage supposedly is cut down. lar — and inexpensive — noo- Doris Lapointe Watrous, 112 High St., Rockville. She was born FAIRWAY on Main Street. Man­ that occurs only to containers Princers Street, which divides land. While a nurse at Haittord offering an entirely rtew line of Treat «reeryone to one of Roy­ Damages caused by rehandling tumal student activity. The best Sept. 20 at Rockville Gener^ Hosplta]. Her matemal grandpar­ chester. FAIRWAY has the lar­ "Drums of chemicals ' have Edinburgh. New town, north of Hoeqjltal, Lom a Oedldn met and Beaded Curtains. Being of shiny al's elegant finales, Spumoni, are lessened. Interchanges are pubs are found crowded in Rose ents are Mr. and Mrs. A r i ^ e Lapointe, Rt. 2, Box 314, Cov- gest assortment in New Eng- come adrift inside a container, the main thoroughfare, is today married a pediatrician. Dr. W. cut glass, these seven foot Tortonl, Ice O eam cakea, and speeded. And because the con­ Street listening to old Scottish entry. Her paternal grandparents are Leonard WhUrous Sr., laitd. Choose beitween sequins, demolishing the unit and caus­ —billboards, shops and traffic. T. Moyer, known to many aa beads can be creatively used for Stenciled Sllcea. Sounds good, tainers are of a standard size— ballads, you can drink beer or Ledyard, and Dorothy Cheeters, Coventry. She has a brother, glitters, "beads, trims, and often 8 feet by 8 feet by 40-feet ing the collapse of the two con­ It is the quiet lure of old town, ala for only 1-2 shillings and Steven, 17 months. "Bud." Loma was bom la Ber­ room dividers, doors, anywhere doen't it? Visit Royal today tainers stowed above." wick in the land o f the Ul-fated styrofoam . . . all available at —they can be stored efficiently. however, that draws me south there is no cover or minimum. **■■•**• your tmaglnatlan tells you to. L«sb his remarks be interpret­ heroine of LMigfeUQw*8 nar­ FAIRWAY'S low price. That’s Now comes Capt. William Into a majestic feudal scene — Edinburgh is liveliest during Ouyette, Mark Wayne, son of Bruce and Nancy Hooper A\'Hllabte In Red. Blue, Amber, Make your own ice cream ed to mean a permanent defect rative poem "Bvangehne." Her FAIRWAY on Main Street, Man­ Warm, an insiuance man and a the royal mile—with its castle school terms and the Interna­ Guyette, 16F Progreas Ave., Rockville. He was bom Sept 18 Gold, Green, Pink . . . all sets sodas at home by mixing a ran in the container method of ship­ brother now operates the huge chester. member of the container com­ perched on a high hill, St. tional Festlyal (last half of Au­ at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is are under one dollar. Pretty cf orange and grapefruit JtUcc ping, Warm added that the apple term where Mie grew up. mittee of the American Institute Giles Cathedral, and the Palace gust, first week in September). Mrs. Doris Hooper, Bast Hartford. His patental grandparents economical for acc»'ntuatlng with a quart of ginger ale. Pour problems are primarily grrowlng The present farmhouse, To keep the waistline of little of Marine Underwriters. All la of Holyrood—all Steeped In his­ Two axldreases to keep in mind are Mr. and Mrs. George Guyette, 30 Beetzebuub Rd., South color correlating in your home. this mixture over vnhUla ice puins that should not become which was a replacement for a girts' dresses In place, fedd an not well as H appears, he tory and blood. ^ are; Tourist Information Bu­ Windsor. He has a sister, Becky. At UFT-THE-LATCH Gift Shop. cream in tall glosses, stir well permanent ailments. much earlier one, is over 100 . eoctra tuck Into the material claims, at least In severe weath­ Common mortals who try to reau, 343 High St., and Scottish *•**•!*, Main Street, Maiuhester. and serve'at once. Some Wall Street analysts re­ yeare old. It carries an histor­ when cutting the bodice. This er at sea. romance me here run a poor Union of Students, 30 Lothian OX«ary, Kelly Lee, daughter ot RicUard and EBlza main bullish on containeriza­ ical plaque aa a "Century serves as trimming, and can The problem, as he sees It, oc­ second to this cultural histori­ St. FoSs O’Leary, Thrall Rd., Wlndsorvllle. She was bom Sept 18 To ciran cnndles arid keep Special Sale tion. They believe that current farm ." be let out aa needed to lower curs mainly when shippers store cal feast. I reituriied to the 20th It wdll be hard to leave this at Rockville General HospWal. Her maternal grandmother Is . 11-' them looking their best, wipe problems should be solved, or NWa Scotia is Canada’s sec­ the waistline to Its proper posi- Watkins of Manchester Is of­ the big boxes on the decks in an century reluctantly and only for fairytale. But there's a "wee Mrs. Myide McLaughlin, 31 Vernon Ave., Rockville. Her pater­ them oct'aslonaily with a cloth alleviated, and that the future of ond smallest province. No mat­ tlan. This (foes away with that fering for a limited Ume only, effort to utilize every possible sleep and an enormous break­ bit 'o " g y y p ^ in my soul. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William O’Leary. Spring- that has been dampened with the indtutry is good. ter where one stands In Hs outgrown look until they are Upholatered furniture at a spe- storage area. Many of these field, Mass. r w denatured aloohol. containers are lost overboard, One large brokerage house • • ♦ 21,000 square miles one is never worn out. cJalJy marked price! Choose cites growth estimates of 28 per more than 38 miles from the II « U INCHES from the popular Wing or 1-aw- the captain says. straightening.) After the micro­ Peckham, Carol Atm, daughter of Frederick aixl Carol cent to 40 per cent a year in the sea. Almodt entirety surround­ Harrison's Utt-Tke-loUcIi son groups. Each grouping cen- "Cut crystal, furniture, liquor, gram reading, the hairs are put Balanceau Peckham, Buff Cap Rd., Tolland. She was bom use of containers during the Hair Stylist ed by sea, each cU Nova Scotia’s Almost there! Another week sista of tha chair and a rhotoe wine, electronic equipment and on a glass slide for examination Sept. 18 at Rockville General Hospital. Her matemal grand­ For the largest selection of 1970s. 18 counties front on salt waters. of five different siae sofaa. Get so on—completely lort," he told Miss Black America under the microscope. mother Is Mrs. PhyMls Capen, Stafford Springs. Her paternal and the new look of Harrison's f eoffee mugs In the a m i visit "It has been estimated,” the Practically an island, only a MRS. W. T. MOYER Stationers will be accomplish- a famous Lawson Chair for os a shipping conference here. Making Use Art McCullough, who devised grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward PeckUam, Buff Cap UFT-THE-LATCH Gift Shop, Even those that withstand the brokerage house stated in a spe­ narrow neck o f marzhland links , ed. Making Us debut 'with the little aa $00, or an Early Amar- the system for the Redkin Labo­ Rd., Tolland. toes. Sprinkle with seasoned dpe: Main Street, Manchester. Ideal gales and seas and remain on cial report, "that up to 80 per • «. «< * Nova SooUa with New Bnms- new look will be the r-omplete for Wedding or Shower gifts, loon Wing Sofa. 96" Jumbo, for ratories of Van Nuys, Calif., ex­ salt and bake at 400 for about Turkish Shiah KeixUi deck sometimes reveal contents cent of all cargo can be contain­ Miss Black America’s Aim Of Computer wldc. Cape Breton Island is line ot fall and Christmas those mugs are available in only $349, oomplete. Savings arc plains that the results indicate Wilmot, Wendy May, daughter of Ekiward and Judith 30 minutes or until top is golden 8-7 lb. leg of lamb ic 'p cl mushy as the sandwiches In the erized, while at the moment part of the province of Nova greeting cards and box cards as Just about any pattern you ean up to $30 00 on Choirs and $70.00 the hair’s protein content, its Jones Wilmot, 16H Highland Ave., Apt. C8, RockvlHe. She was Scotia. brown and eet. Serves six. 3 medium onions, finely chop­ ice cooler that was left in the only 18 per cent to 20 per cent Is By VIVIAN BROWN w ^ aa boxed assortments. Al­ posoibly Qilhk of, (Thoose from on Sofas. But Hurry I T h is offer To Motivate Young Negroes moisture content and its elastic­ bom Sept. 19 at Rockville General Hoepital. Her matemal John Gabon of England dis­ "Iitdian summer" is iqxm us. ped car trunk on a hot day in a long being handled in this manner.” AP Newsfeatures Writer bums for selection of personal­ mod patterns, Daisy, pottery, won't lart. ity. The client's fUIed-out form grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cedi Jones, Deep River. Her covered the land now known as It is one of our nicest seasons. 1 teaspoon salt traffic Jam on the way to the All forecasts presumably as­ NEW YORK (AP) — Gloria ised Chriatmas Cards wlU also soUds . . . an eturrmous var­ When she won the pageant, she The "computer approach" to reveals whether medication, ill­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward WUmdt Troy. Nova Scotia in iwr. The French It is a short season of warm, •4 teo^xxxi pepper picnic grounds. sume that the Industry's trade­ N.Y. be on display. Drop In and see iety of patterns, sizes and Give the . chtldrsn a plaatlc Smith's 0 foot 7, 34-23-34 figure remembered her thoughts and hair Is here, says hair stylist Vi­ ness, sun, diet, stress, may have called it Acadia. During one of hapy, autumnal weather often 2 teaspoons dried oregBiva Opened at the destination. mark will not be a watermark. • • ■♦i • • all the chan gee and the tanv 2075 shapes. And for gift giving, ciothes bosket for their boys. It was ample enough to help her reactions of this period. dal Sassoon. Sassoon, known for contributed to the condition of the intervals that Acadia be­ following unseaaonaUy cold M cup olive or salad oil look In stationery and cards. UFT-THE-l^ATCH alni has Is light In weight snd has hand­ "The Impact of it all hl6 mo. I his geometric haircuts and his her hair. Dimmock, Jeffrey Arthur, son of Edwin and Gall McFall longed to Grteit Britain, it was days. Sound familiar? Frost or 8 13-inch metal skewers win the Miss Black America We're sure you'll Uke them! "mug trees" . . . a holder aiv les for easy carylng when they realized this was my chance to emphasis on healthy hair, is McCullough has analyzed Dlmmock, Cathole Rd., Tdland. He was bom Sept. 20 at Rock­ given the name Nova SoOtia flltrries of snow might follow 6-8 tomatoes (not too ripe) crown recently, but It's not am­ ville General Hospital. His matemal grandparents are Mr. and HARRISON'S STATIONERS are picking up scattered toys. When Her Thimble Hurt show those kids that they can trying machine analysis of hair more than 100,000 hair samples (New Scotiend). Mbet of the which the Indians called "Squaw 2 green peppers eonipanled with six mugs in dif­ ple enough to satisfy her moth­ In order to more accurately Mrs. Arthur McFaB, 82 Talcott Ave., Rockville. His paternal slrvce 1948. The Newest Station­ ferent or the same patterns. make It too; that there is more over the world, he says, and he present population of 780,000 are Winteir.” Twenty-four hours before diagnose hair-condltlonlng grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dimmock Sr., Tdland. 1365 ers in town and It's tight In Don't forget. ThiU's UFT-THE- Watkins llrapery dhop er. to life than going to school and is amazed that so many fashion­ descendants of early settlers. New Elngland Indians believed coqj^ing, have butcher cut lamb needs. He has a brother, Gregory, 10; and a sister. Dawn, 7. Sniall-Mtdium-Large the heart of Main Street. Man­ LATCH Gift Shop, Main Street, She Invented a New Kind "When my mother came up to having babies. If I can give able women and so many of the Eight out o f every nine per­ this "summer" was caused by* WATKINS DRAI’BRY SHOP X to 1%-inch chunks. Put lamb chester. Ka»y Htltchery mnkoit a Mant'hester. them incentive by my example, A microscope and camera world's highest-priced models sons wlU be of EngUsh, Scotch, a wind which blew from the in large bowl, add onions, salt, has a new shipment of lovely By AF Newsfeatures bought their own tooling and me after I won the confiest,” Boudreault, Mlehael Andrew, son of Donald and Arlene IXTiiiaiient rcconl of the then ■ I've helped,” says Miss combination produces a picture have unbelievably bad hair. He Irish, French, Hanoverian, or great God of the Southwest (In pepper, oregano and oil. Toss A sew-simple a^ron that nricle's s|MRAPERY thimble. Arrangements soon Into large wedges. Peppers are 13(55 with riioTo-ciilDK is tuna. Place in a camerole and HNS It tsiM Hr tMk SM- inventions. Friends and casual acquain­ over the countiy. "I want to Sassoon's salon will keep a factors—sun, salt water, hair ed here. The Annapolis VaHey, Sudden changes of temp>eTa- in Smair (10-1‘2), .Medi­ Itfs It Itcitit nral-tiMi tutdiit. talns In a brisk breeze to shake aiiOl’ . It Uak Street, Man- were made to market It nation­ cut into 2" chunks. Alternate on top with grated cheddiir cheoee. Stella ’ Brophy, a Grosse tances who hod seen her In TV avail myself to youth. My main record of each client's hair con­ permanent solutions, lacquers Loma Moyer’s homeland, ture are accepted as common- um (14-1(5) and Large out. Chester. Tolephane 643-8171. ally. AMERICAN HERITAGE skewers the lamb, tomatoes and Lrt brown In the oven artd serve Polnle, liDch., housewife. Is one commercials and fashion shows focus os Miss Black America Is dition for ready reference—"a —can cause changes in the abounds witii apple orchards. It plaoe by the hardy New Eng­ (18-20). Mc flour Audubon Wildlife Series mer until the meat Is tender. test, she remembered the sec­ viewed at 400 times iits normal beans, add to them small cubes RitpenX the pro-ess If neceesory An experienced dental assist­ hopes that her year as Miss 1 teaspoon baking powder This will take from one to two Concern was expressed 320 ond time she came down the size. Color staining makes It of Cheddar cheese, a bit of must­ flattory with an uniitniL ant, she "borrowed" a dental Black America willl give her the >4 cup butter William H. Sledth, president try (partly by helicter). others depending upon the size years ago In this town. Magis­ ramp. possible to determine the crys­ ard and Worcestershire sauce. ChUdren will be less Ibible U> kub to try out her design. Her of the Lutz Jiudor Museum, and On Sunday, March 1, at 3;18 trates of Portsmouth Issued the longed-for-break she's been "There was this feeling of uni­ 1 ere Heat thoroughly in the oven oixl of the shank. When meat is tip over and epUl the contents •d fashion futurot Rosdy first thimble, made of denture seeking. talline structure of the hair. 1 tablespoon milk Robert Patrick, president of the p.m., Frank W. McLaughUn in following proclamation in 1649; ty and spirit and enthusiasm serve at once. done, thicken the grav'y and when using paper cups sugar Film Series. The fUan film presentation, Ide lt was for her own use and land we, the magistrates, do de­ thing they really believed-In—-It PETITE paper plate with a pencil, cik black women, all so. beautiful tensile strength and elasticity. 1 4-os. can shredcled coconut The first ot Dve Dims and "Journey in Time," reflectlona comfort. She had no dreams clare and manifest our dislike was the most beautiful feeling this out, then burn the |>bite and so wonderful." (Elasticity Is important for per­ lectures will be given on Sat­ of_ the Grand Canyon by then cf becoming a thimble ty­ and detestation against the I've ever experienced." 1 teaspoon vaiUlla upside down. The <-up wlM 711 manent waving and hair urday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. in Robert W. Davidaon of Utah, coon. However, os Stella ex­ No Negro has ever been a Sift flour and baking powder BEAUTY SALON nicely In the hole, anchoring U wearing of such long hair, as Batley Auditorium of Manches­ will be Bbown Sunday, Apr. 36, plains, “ It was so comfortable I against a thing uncivil and un­ contestant for the Miss America together in a bowl. Cut in but­ there. title. Sitting poised In her chair ter High School. In "The Land at 8:18 p.m. 84 CHURCH ST. — MANCHESTER forgot to take It ft and every­ manly, whereby men do deform ter with a pastry blender until and wearing a simply tailored the Glaciera Forgot," Howard Admission tickets are being one who saw it wanted one." themselves and do corrupt good mixture kxte mealy. Beat egg Save both Ume and fuel tn white dress. Miss Smith says, "I L. Orlans of Madison, Wia. wUI mailed to all Lutz Junior Mu­ 643-0322 LADIBB' DROB SHOP So she plunged Into the thim­ manners. slightly and stir Into flour mix­ (xsiklng whan making a cream am a black woman and I en­ point out the curious phenom­ seum members. Others may ble business. Her first letters ture with the milk. Mix wril. Sauce for vegetablee. Make the "W e do. therefore, emestly tered a black beauty contest. enon of a h i«e area in the Mid­ purchase tickets at the museum, BOUTB n , TALOOrrVILLI. coss. and visits to plastic manufactur­ entreat all elders of this Jurisd­ Spraad dough over bottom of SPECIALS ENDING OCTOBER 4 sauiw In the lop at the iksible There have always been beauti­ grassed 8-4nch sqtiare pan. west completely by-passed by from any Jayceea member,' or Itaa.'IYra, Waft 10 A J l t e S r j l ers. brought only discourage­ iction to manifest their zeal boiler while the vegntnldM cesjk^ ful black women and there Ootver with a layer of raspber- the great glaciers. at the r before each perfor­ m 10 AJM. • 6 p ji. — a m . a - M a j a . $-40 p j i J ment, but the president of one against It, that such as shall Your Gift Gallery PERMANEN1*S— and 1SJI9 In tha bottom half at the same firm' did take Ume to give her ahould always be a beauty con­ l y Jam. For the first time in the Ms- mance. prove obstinate and will not re­ tory of the wildlife Mries, the Ume. — I some good advice: He auggest- test for them." THE “ GIFT OF THE MONTH** SHOP Topping— Melt butter. Beat Inchidiiic Shampoo, Test Curls, Styled Hairset form themssives, may have God second film will be shown at ed a good patent attorney and a Why are there two separate egg until frothy, then beat in and man. to witness against HUGE BREATH-TAKING SELECTION a different location. At Bast Ubc Nice Names and Glamour Spray patent. She got both. Mias America contests? "That 936 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS sugar and melted butter. Chop them." Catholic High School on Satur­ JOHANNESBimO. South Af­ Then he advised a survey of question should be asked of Bie TELEPHONE 648-5171 cooeout into smaller pieces. day, Nov. 18, at 8 p.m,, Alvah rica (AP) — Johannesburg mo- FASHION HAIRCUT § 2 , 9 9 notions buyers to see if the people who run the Miss White Mix coconut with sugar and egg W. Sanborn of Lenox, Maas. torirts must i-esirt the urge to thimble would sell. The results America pageant," says Miss combinatton. Add vanilla and WIGS CLEANED and STYLED 9 7 j § 9 Bang Bang wUl narrate “ Wings of the use unflattering names for the THE NEW SEPARATES ARE were poslUve. One respondent Smith. ftpeead on top of raspberry Jam. Wild,” -a close-up study of city's newly establlriied squad said, "1 don't have any time to While Mlse Smith was work­ Bake 30 minutes at 380. Open WoiL, Thurs., and FrL Eve$iincs JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ ing in New York at temporary birds and their way of life. o( female traffic oops, liialsta waste on housewives, but you're rica (AP) — A police constable The Hciyeta have four chil­ TIIE THING FOR FALL! Jobs and trying to launch a sing­ The last three films in this Traffic (Thief Seville Doriman. an exception. I have to keep IS WHS fined Rands 60 (U.S. $84) dren. David, 10, attends OWby ing career, she did volunteer season’s seles will be shown "Meter maids" is out. So is By siaes of thimbles in stock. If you for shooting up a traffic light in OoUegB, Maine. Susan, 18, is in work with youths at a church In at MHB. In the flrat, on Sat­ boetebeesls," an Afrikaans can give me one size that will fit a busy highway. In a voluntary nunws tzalnlng at Grace-New Appointment Harlem. She enjoyed helping urday,. Jan. 34, at 8 p.m., John nickname derived from the eveiybody. I'll buy it.” ” Haven HoqNtal. Paul,. 16, Only statement read to the court. them, and "It gave me a chance D. Buiger of Pulaakl, N. Y., word "boeteboosle"—a iKnclous CLOWINC COLORS IN The executive's third sugges­ studies at Manchester High Const. Stefonus Francois Blom, to learn about their Uves, since will preaent “ Sweden— Moun- weed carrying a mandatory fine tion wail, "Market It yourself. School and Marina, 10, at 30, said he and two other off- my youth was spent tn North talna to the Sea," a Journey If found growing on municipal Make a few and see If they Bowers Sdxtol. Shepherd's pie Closed Monday a duty policemen finished off a Carolina. through the wilds of that coun­ householderz' property. aeil." That's when the Brophy bottle of gin among themselves is a family favorite in many P A N T ^ IT S - BLAZERS "There's n feeling about the faounboldi. Tty Lome’s recipe home became a thimble factory, one night and decided to go people I worked with that with her three daughters and shooting hares. They bought a 1 . 9 5 for an easy approach to on old makes you ask yourself; ‘Isn't UNBELIEVABLE LOW MILL PRICES Mend. husband, Jack, a night planning bottle of brandy Instead and there any motivation among VESTS - SU C K S -supervisor at a local rttbber drove through the city shooting Beef and Cera Hkepkerd’s Pis Shop. Inc. ELUNGTON the,m* Don't they have anything Decorator Cookie Jars company, aa her staff. They at robots. more to do except live or die?' " 2 tehlaspnnns oooktng oil CENTER 1 H>. grourtd beef SHIRTS - BLOUSES 1 can (Mb.) eream-olyle earn 1% teaspoons salt GIFT O F THE MONTH 1 teaspoon Woroastanblre & TOPS ^------™ sauce You Should Be A Lovely Lady 3 tahlasponns |nlnesd panley ri FOR THE PALL AND WINTER SOCIAL teaspoon popper 2 teaspoons Instant minced MIX OR MATCH SEASON SPECIAL PRICES ON PERMANENT Cookie jars to brighten any kitchen onkMM WAVES TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY and gladden the hearts of ever>’ 1 ben (6-7 on.) tantaa*------A COSTUME grandchild! Chooee from strawber­ ries, eggplants or pine cones, or, the Msa flat I1t AJL-5:M P-M. H cup mflk M a y til* PJL f, INDIVIDUALLY YOURS basket design topp^ with artichokes, OpMi Doily till 5:30— W ed, Thurs., FrL till 9 PJd 1 teaspoon ssaaoned salt tomatoes or lemons . . . ail made of 1. Heat cooking oil ta ifeiBat ^ SELECT YOURS *N0W pottery in gay, under-glaze natural and saMte- beat uzffi Hgiftlir \ LOVELY XADY colors. Regularly |7.60 and $8.00. broimed. \ This month only, any style, $4.95. I. Add com, 1 teeepooo salt, \ (Piice guarantee thixNigh Octoter Wnerastsrehire saaee, pa inlay, 31st). ROOSEVELT MILLS pepper, onian and mix Mgbtjy. a a ^ npraad in grsaaed t-qaait eb- XV VBRIfON CIRCLX BEAUTY SALON ROCKVILLE k n g dWi. Sportswear AVON Jot. of Rta 30. 33 sod .III K. MAIN ST. lie W.. MAIN-OT. A Prepare petat to paekag of Vernon *9 0 ICAIN STREET — TEL. 649-7666 172^3220 Kaye CM HiglMray OLD SAYBROOK mflk and H ' I ■ ' t SPRINGFIELD A Beaki ’Hiopam o r b b a u t i f u l c l o t h s s " ■osfYON roar ML « n : PAGE THIRTy-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBESR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OC^BER 1, 1969 \- THE PAGE THIRTY-’niREE Herald Angle Braves Clinch Western Division Title, Stanford Invades Purdue HUNTING EARL YOST ^ '' J ' A Sporla Editor Begin Playoffs^atnrday With the Mets and

ATLANTA (AP)/—, It Atlanta ends its regular sea­ gained his 23rd vlch W , relieved In College, Grid Showdown Notee from the Little Black Book Braves picked him up on waiv­ the bases and Cortjr, who missed a double and Woody Wbodward, rnSHINC? o iollege football buffs in the area will have a chance took Atlanta’s longest win­ son against the Reds Hiursday over the final two iM ^^ hy ers last month. the entire 1968 season wMh tu­ Pete Rose and Tom m y, Helms NEW YORK (AP) — passing offense, sixth In total watch the Yale games of the previous day on Sun­ ning streak to do it, but the night and opens the best-of-S veteran knucklebaUer Wil­ Pinch hitter Ifike Lum ened berculosis, drilled the fly ball to side the Southwest Conference,’’ bo outshines T erry McMillam ALL FOR SCIENCE the seventh with a single to cen­ had singlea before Bob Tolan They usually play the Rose defense and seventh in rushing Joe Moore. days on Channel 8 with sportscaster Dick Galiette fea­ series with the East Division helm, who retired six Redirin a light that scored Iffilan with the says Frank Broyles of Arkan­ w ay to leam how to catch Braves have won the Na^ ter and Ral{4i Garr, batting tar defense. tured along with Eli Coach Carmen Cozza. The Yale champion New York Mets here winning run. fanned, ending Uie in^hig- Bowl g^ame in Pasadena, sas, referring to TCU’s drub­ Tennessee over - Memphis more YtiA is to use the sclen- row, three by strikeouts. It Niekro, drew a walk, sending tional League West Divi­ Saturday with the National Atlanta, plairing before a par­ Jim Stewart stunned the fans Calif., on New Year’s Day. Both teams could be looking State—M e m p h i s won last tUic approa^. Highlights, a 30-minute feature, start each Sunday at Nlekro’s sixth straight vi( ^nclnnati starter Gary Nolan to bing by Ohio State. This is a sion championship. League pennant at stake. tisan crowd tt Him- door sections are good sources third in total offense, seventh in the scores of our opponents out­ books (since 1900). The Pirates N EW YO RK (A P ) — It Reds although he was lifted for Moorhead-Glenn Doughty com­ ten’s passing. of Information. Clip the columns for .the past three months.. ’’Beautiful, beautiful, beauU- have won the consolation prize a pinch hitter in the seventh. ful,” sang Orlando C ep ^ , who a. and place In a file system such Keith Roaenfeld, regular bat will ii€ the vagabond Atlan­ '■ — **’“ Dodders 10, the The Reds were leading 2-1 as that discussed later in this boy at Fenway Pork for the ta Braves against the Cin­ niado it to the World Series with Cubs and Braves six, and the when Mike Lum opened the sev­ St. Louis in each of the la«t two Oilers Head column. last foiu' years with the Bm - derella New York Mets in (?Vi?LdDK)S ^*^^-*^* Knapp Top Passer Reds and Phillies five each. enth with a single. Ralph Garr seasons before being traded in Another reliable source la the ton Red Sox, is alttending the _ _ . ^ ^ , the National L e a g u e’s batted for Niekro and walked. University of Massachusetts. PblUles tied for the spring and now has another notes you should be making championship playoff se­ Wayne Granger relieved Gary AFX. Teams He’8 a transfer from Dean Jim- In 1964, the Cuba and shot at the claselc, OEBS — In Defense SECRETARIES NOTE — It should show the date, place fish­ forced Lum at third. president, looks g^eat after a wins amassed by the Chlca- won National League pennants you haven’t seen your score In ed, success, water conditions, Then Tony Gonzalez’ fourth Tommy Davis tagged his first aerious Ulneaa. The long-time 8^ Cuba of 1906 atanda as the in Boston and Milwaukee, nailed NEW Y O R K (A P ) — Hous­ print there’s a reason. Several weather conditions, etc. hit of the night scored Garr with home run since returning to the baaeball offlolal Is a spry 76. .. malor-leaane record for moat down the West Division crown ton’s use of four defensive tack­ sheets have been received In Leads in Rushing Mogaiine articles about siml the tying run and after Hank National League and helped £ Clive Rush, Boston Patriot victories by any club In one sea- Tuesday night, topping Cincin­ les has paid off with the best the past two a’eehs which fail­ lar lakes, or abolit species of Aaron walked, Rico Carty’s sac­ Houston knock off his old team­ coach, still is at odds with the Hon. The Brulna that year fIn- nati 3-2 and dooming San Fran­ S A Y H E Y !— Willie Mays is only the second man in major league baseball his- pass rush in the American Foot­ ed to give sroren ot the top fish you seek, should also be rifice fly brought home the de­ mates, the L ob Angeles Dodg­ NEW '\’ORK ( A l ') —.lot* Kapp uml Geiie Wa-shington Boston press. ITie bet here Is lahed 20-gamea ahead of the run- cisco to a fifth straight second tory to hit 600 or more home runs. The San Francisco Giant slugger reach- ball League. boa’Ieni, naiiiee of leagues, or clipped. ciding run. ers. of Minne.sota and ( ’alviii Hill, Dalla.s ixwkie, Irxik over that Rush will go before mem­ ner-up Giants. Strangely, how­ place finish. ed that plateau last week. Babe Ruth i s the all-time leader with a total of 714. After the first three games, listed last names only. Reports on fish stocking, new That left it up to Hoyt Wil­ Denny Lemaster pitched a bers of the fourth estate. ever, that was not the greatest The Giants beat San Diego 6-1 the Oilers have dumped the the most imiKH’taiit statistical deiiartments in the sec­ lakes, pollution kills -alm ost helm and the 46-year-old reliev­ four-hitter and the Astros Instructions on sea res beets « « • margin by which any N L club and Lee Angeles bowed to Hous­ quarterback 11 times for 103 ond week of the National Fixitliall lyeagne season. anything that affects fish-can er set the Reds down in order moved to within one game of available at all local *lane> are Kapp, who rode the bench In ever won a pennant. The Pirates ton 6-8 in the only other Nation­ yards while showing the way in be used to help determine Here ’n There Over the last two innings, strik­ the slumping Dodgers for fourth simple and must be followed. the losing op<>ner, came back *'"•"■ " 27.3 yani average Fran Tarkenton of the New won 103 games and fln- al League games played Tues­ Quarterbacks Replace Backs both total defense and pass de­ where the good flahlng might be ing out three. Wilhelm is tneligi- place In the West Division. wttli seven tou.chdown passes, "•'‘t Jones of Minnesota In Ished on tuibellevable 27H day night. fense, according to league sta­ at any particular time. York Giant is residing In ble for the playoffs because he Norm Miller also homered for All scores turned in os n>- tying Uie league record, and *<'c)s moving out front Ihr top pas- »vrni^e. BRAVES - REUS — ping and saving msterial. some son. His reported banquet ap- P'ace Dodgers. . . The Los Sept. 1 deadline. nected for the Dodgers. The Oilers have allowed only are asked to have scoree In no •er on the strength of only one ------pearance fee ranges between Angeles Dodgers copped the 1969 In Weekly AP Football Picks valuable Information will be The Braves will send Phil In the clubhouse, the cham­ * • • 211 yards per game and have later than 48 hoiini after a game, according to league stir- ' r a v f s ><«■•«> noticed by the alert angler who $800 and $1,200. . .On that sub- P«nnant In one of the hardest Niekro^ 23-13, agaliMt the Mete’ pagne flowed freely. "Man, it’s GIANTS - PADRES — restricted the opposition to 114 match. tlstlcs released today. I W4I ■ 01I1I OtOFt Ject, most major league base- bought battles In N L history NEW YORK (AP) “The big difference was ■ yards per game in the air. Kim- takes time lo study all the data Tom Beaver, 28-7, in the opening too good,” exulted reliever Cecil Gaylord P erry scattered nine "There's no better quarter­ Wnahlngton gathered In two of W i n u f f l l * ball players expect at least $200 by whipping the Milwaukee Phipps,’’ said Ara Parseghlan H ere’s the minimum highs: he has gathered. gam e of the best-of-flve playoff Upshaw, offering cigars to hits and struck out 14 San Diego CJollege football tradition, back in the U.S.," Bateman told sas City is best against the rush Knpp’s touchdown bomba of 83 ^ \A U l r a i to come into this area to take Braves In a playoff to finish of Notre Dame, who has lost Ihirkplns — men. 136 singles. The file system mentioned Saturday in Atlanta. It was dressing room visitors. ”Oh batters pitching the Giants past it’s wonderful. Rutgers the New York Football Writers with a 60-yard average. and 42 yards among sev.'ii Suffering It* second cloae de- part in question and answer with an 88-68 won-lost mark. only eight of 61 games at the 3M triples; Women, 126 singles, earlier la one the fishing gang Niekro who got credit for Tues­ happy day, oh happy day,” the Padres. It was Perry’s 19th and Princeton, 1869; Notre Tuesday. "H e sets up real fast, On the offensive side, the New .140 triples; IS-l’ Ins — Men, SOO catches for 172 yards went otU feat of the season Manchester periods...... Dartmouth Is re- ’*’be 88 wins was the lowest vlc- helm of the Irish, three of them has known about (or some time day night’s clincher over the shouted Carty victory of the season. has a very fine release, doesn't York Jets, beaten twice, still front among the receivers with High Sch.iol cnsia i-ountry Irnm Dame almost every year to Phipps and Co. “ He made the singles, 5M tri|des; Women, 178 Simply set up a (older or large ported to have the biggest total ever registered by an get jittery with people coming share th» lend with a369-yar.l 13 for 324 yards. were defeated by Bristol t'en- since. big play on every one of their singles, 4M triples. envelope (or each month of (he freshman football team lij, his- ^ L champion In a 164-game (or in on his perimeter and uses his average, exactly the same as Hill had another big day, run- iral 27-29, yesterday afternoon But this week The Associated touchdown drives. He has great year you Intend to flah. Make lory this fall. The starting dc- " “ f e ) season. Actually the Baltimore Begins to Backfire pocket very well. the San Diego Chargers who ning for I4t yard* and two in Bristol. Press decided to break with tra­ poise, great touch and great I’lN N E TTE fi—Jr>e Malp.’yzl a red pencil mark at the top fenslve tackles are both 6-6 and Bodgers finished the regular beat them S’unday. TTie Jets ni-e touchdowns agatnot New Or- Qary Murrone of Central cov- dition and name two players as leadership. He has to rank "H e ’s a thinking, man’s quar­ 180-481, Betty Sharp 178.60H, of material Indicating hot fish­ weigh 260 and 225. One end is aeason with 86 wins, then added first in passing offense with 247 leans for the rushing lead with ered the r«iurse in 14:48 and College Backs of the Week- among the best quarterbacks in terback. He does everything Sophia I’nnclem 185-472, Mori- ing. a blur mark where flahlng Hated at 6-6, 280, another la 6- two more In the playoff. yards a game and Oakland is 208 yards. was followed by Steve Gates of quarterbacks Mike Phipps of the country." that goes into being a quarter­ Ivn Mndore 181-183 837, Tony Is poor. This way. M’s easy to 8, 270. Watch out Y ale! And * * * first In rushing with 164 yards Ben Hawkins, Philadelphia Manchester In 14:66. Murrone Kirkpatrick, Bando Purdue, a 28-14 winner over . . . In his first two seasons, de­ back, and the team respects Kogi-rty 481, Ruth Heneghnn thumb through the file ancals Is In Explode for Royals . . . Princeton. passes, 14 of them for touch­ pressure of college football’s Marion Doyer 178.488, Ronnie You probably should go any title. . .You can’t blame Joe tvody of the NBA has onnounc- Baltim ore 108 68 .671 — Domres for openers at tackle in the Engles’ victory over first season of running. Phipps became the first qu^- downs. centennial game and with Rut­ Ncwbt'rry 191-618, Normn Plttab\irgh. Hawkins season to­ way. After all, you’re a a-len Namath for the latest Jets’ de- «<* the following changes - or Detroit 90 71 .659 18 and then brings in Willie Parker Completing the top ten finish, N EW YORK (A P )— Ed Kirkpatrick and Sal Bando terback in history—af lejlst Against Notre Dame a year gers on NCAA television for the Thomp“on 187-476, Marie Rolls tal is five touchdowns (or 30 Hat gathering Information! feat. During two stretches Inst clarifications In four rules Boston 87 74 .640 21 and George Rice in the second era were. Dean Flpplnger (BC). since the forward pasay'ead ago, Phipps was 16 of 24 for 194 first tim e—Pollcastro hit on 24 464. Lois I-Jipinr 747. Hetty points Sunday, Broadway Joe hit on which go Into effect for the 1969- are going out with a bang, but the Baltimore Orioles Wash’n. 86 76 .628 28 quarter. T. l.'levelnnd (HC). Ureg Notln accurate record-keepingC be­ yards and a TD. In 1967, it was of 35 passes for 260 yards and a Plumley 467. Murion Vogt 460. seven and six tosses without a season: are beginning to backfire. ------New York 79 81 .494 28W Other indlvlduzl leaders are K^hn (Ml, Ed Nixon Kirkpatrick slammed four came a part o f the tra d itl^ —to 14 of 34for 238 yards and two touchdown. He also scored one. Don ttockroft of Cleveland in miss. His 29 completions in 41 E>nch team ,shall l>e limited points to .278 and raised his RBI Cleveland (M ). P Pelkey (HC), Rob Hwa Y4*4firTd«y’a Slam hits—Including a pair of homers lead his team to three consecu­ scores. In two games this season, Pol­ punting with a 48.2-yard avci tries tried a club record held to four personal fouls per quar- total to 110. The stocky Oakland West Division dooh( M ) and Jim liurke also of for the second straight game— tive vtotories over Notre Dame. Coach John Bateman of Rut­ lcastro has completed 37 of 62 age Hart ^Green Bay BATTING Tony (lunsalrx. by Al Dorow set in 1960 ter. A team whose personal third baseman drove In one run Minnesota and knocked in six runs os Kan­ ^ The 6-fbot-3, 206-pound senior gers goes overboard on Pollcas- for a brilliant 71.2 per cent. Harvard Holds Slim First with two interceptions, Lem Braves, lashed four straight hits Injuriea have hit the Jets hard «“ ■« excess of four will in the Athtotics’ decisive four- Oakland MaiK'healer idle (or the re­ sas City whipped California 8-6 from Columbus, Ind., completed tro, a 5-10, 178-pound senior Since he became a starter nild- Barney of Detroit in punt re- Inotuding the seventh Inning eln and another defeat or two and be penalized by on additional run fourth and one each In the California mainder of this week will sas Tuesday night. 12 of 20 passes for 213 yards from Highland Park, N. J.— way through 1968, he has thrown gte that lied the game as Allsn the club will have to start ^ree throw, seventh and ninth, Chicago action Ttirsk New Hampshire. Maine. Rhode iry pled across the lost of three * ■ • • Montreal 52 108 .526 47 vice versa. Anyway, among upon. burgh .341. hander Ken Brett scheduled to hurl the finale against right he misses fishing and he has had only about five a bit more amply covered than fourtiK place with 116 points, Island. TufU, Amherst. Wil­ Covenlry .lowererl Its record rims In the opening Inning, «vANKS West Division other things, it probably has Up in the third deck of the Run* batted in—McCovey, Washington righthander .loe Coleman. INDIANS — hunting but he still finds this nights when he hasn’t slept that.) "I haven’t put on any while Connecticut, which also liams. to 3-4 wasted a third-inning single, Atlanta 93 68 .678 — made BYan the most "com ­ left field bleachers, the com­ San Francisco 128; Santo, <3il- No matter what happens the At Downing pitched a slx-hlt- profane managing pretty pro­ well. "I kept thinking maybe I weight,” he sold, “but I’m sure boosted his record to 14-6. then drilled a two-run homer In San Fran. 90 70 .563 3H mercial” athlete in the o:^- mercial director (George) cago 121. Red Sox are assured of a third ter and contributed a two-run should have done a partlculcu' holding rteady." He laughed Rookie southpaw Bill Lee, the fifth and a three-run waUop Cincinnati 88 73 .647 6 fane challenging. watches Tarkenton run through Hits—M. Alou, Pittsburgh 2M; place flnlidi in the American thing differently. But, hell, there hard and his John Wayne toce try. ' single and a double to the Yan­ Los Angeles 83 77 .519 9 ^ After eight years of being Aside from the usual Sun­ the scene six times. He lifts Rose, Cincinnati 217. League East. They cllncJied that in the seventh. are two ways to play every­ crinkled. He had homered twice, dou­ kees’ 14-hlt assault against Houston 81 79 .606 U H awey from baseball. Williams day afternoon episodes, Tar­ his bullhorn and shouts: Home runs—McCovey, San s p ^ th a victor^ over the Sen- , ^ Cleveland. bled and singled in five trips at San Diego 60 110 .313 42H was swayed by Washington own­ kenton frequently makes tels- "You're letting them catch Francisco 46; H. Aaron, Atlanta ^ Monday n ^ t . then lost ' k? ^ • • • Chicago last Sunday, driving in Tuesday’s Results er Bob Short to become the vlsion appearances on behalf of you too soon, Fran. Let's have 44. their last sllJn chance for sec- h SENATORS - RED SOX — tliree runs. He has hit at a .343 Philadelpida 4, St. Louis 3 rookie manager of the Senators. shaving cream companies, lire some more iateraJ movement... Pitching (18 declaiont)— night wh.m Casanova’s clip in September, bringing his Mike Epstein poled' a three- Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 2 He accepted the job with a tit­ THE TEN BEST manufacturers, airline compan­ Moose, Pittsburgh^ 18-8. .818. they dropped a 7-2 decision to really scramble out there." slngle, a walk, and a run-scor­ season average to .286. run homer and Del Unser pro- Houston 6, Los Angeles 3 tle trepidallon and a lot of loot. ies, tire manufacturers, air­ 2.93; Seaver, New York 2S-7. tite same Washington club. Tarkenton smiles inside his ing single by Ekldle Brinkman. Bando, g oli^ 6-for-8 at Seattle duced three more runs with a San Francisco 6. San Diego 1 And by the accounts of the WORLD SERIES line companies, - automobile face guard and tries again This .781, 2.21. . Mike Epstein’s Ihree.-run ho- Washington snapped the tie In (or the second lim e this season, bases-loaded triple, leading the Today's Games standings and respected base­ dealers, camera companies and time he runs from sideline to Strikeouts—Jenkins, Chicago New York (Kooaman 17-9) at m er in the aevenUi and’ Del Un- the sixth when big Frank How- boosted his batting mark seven Senators past Boston. ball people, he has done one a macaroni producer. ”I’m sideline with the screaming, 273; Gibson. St. Louis 288. Chicago (Jenkins 21-16 or Holts- By LEE MUELLER, NEA Sports Writer ser 8 bases toaded triple in the ard led off with u walk, Ken profane fine job. what they call a versatile quar­ clawing women in pursuit. Final­ man 17.-1S) sixth were the big blows for the MoMulIen singled, and after* a The Senators are assured of terback,” he says grinning. ly. a tali blonde named Maggie Philadelphia (Fryman 12-15) Senators as Dick Bosman won wild pitch and a walk to Ep- their best record in 18 years im The latest Tsriienton ventsre, grabs him by the arm and slings Joe Namath -Soccer Tearns Scores Win^ at St. Louis (Carlton 17-11 or row and stein, Unser unjoaded hlq_tri^e (the last time they were over however, is probeWy hi* most him to the turf. Ten bodies of Cleveland 0.0), N .500) and possibly their best re­ demanding role. R kwohrss assorted shapes pounce on him. Houston (Bllllngham 6-7 or Blanks CCIL Member 4~0 cord in 24 years. Tarkenton. 10 Long Island Scream. Giggle. Tee hee. Talks About Dlerker 20-12) at Los Angeles "There were some people who Tarkenton rises a shaken MANCHESTER 4 (Osteen 19-16), N Playing sloppy for the first thought I ’d get so damn bored man, a grin frozen on his face. Retirement M ALO N EY • Montreal (Renko 8-7) at Pitts­ Bruins'’ HofJjie Out with managing.” he said with LONDON, OnL (AP) — Ken “ That was exce'Jent, Fran." AUTOMATIC three periods, Manchester High Peter Walch Krock burgh (Walker 4-6), N BOSTON (A P ) — (Quarter­ bellows (Jeorge. "You really San Diego (Niekro 8-18) at typical earthy gusto. “ But I Hodge of the Boeton Bruins trill back Joe Namath of the New BUY NOW ON OUR EASY PAY PLAN! soccer team defeated (XTL G )»ept running' Girls! You’ll have San Francisco (McOormlck 11-9) haven’t. It’s been a helluva have to be content to sit out at York Jets’ said in a televlston Hust Kochanow.sk! to pile on even more violently. member Maloney High yester­ challenge. Will I be here nsoct least one more week before tak- interview Tuesday night he ex­ FB Now let’s take a five-minute GOODYEAR BATTERIES year or the year after? Who l i « part in scrimmage sessiaas. pects to retire from professional day In Meriden 4-0. Johnston D. Bushey break.” knows? Maybe Short will want general manager lOlt Schmidt football at the end at the 1969 CARWASH Walt SllkowskI put the Red FB Official ISfuning On the sidelines. Tarkenton of the National Hockey League Elkin K. Bushey to ship me out.” (A wholly un­ season. MAKIS G SHOCKS club said Tuesday. uncorks his helmet and sips a and White on the scoreboard in Tks Boston Red Sox plan likely poeaibUlty.) Namath, Interviewed by Pat RHB •Wo glass of water. "My first im­ AUGNMKNT # •ALANCIN6 Talbot P. Fontanella to officially name Eddls Kas- Williams ticked off some ot OoUlns on W B ^ T V ’i 11 p.m. the second period on a head ball pulse.’’ be said Im pl^y. "is to CHB ko the team’s new manager his thoughts about managing. rSecom/ ot W-Part Serks.) Elyewltnesa News show, salt} his get caught," "It RMHl be Of WE iHalie it riqiit" In a scramble in front of Malo­ D Walsh Donnellan Thursday, the Boston Herald "The hardest thing is leanUiy problems ■with knee injuries 205 Spnice S t how to handle m«^ AU the THE 1914 WORLD SERIES was really something of a Smilin’ Cub •’AM of the other feUows who ney’s goal. Brian Bershader LHB Traveler reported today. have grown and this season players here have great ability, bust. (The Boston Braves dumped the Philadtiphia hasse made commercials for making himself known, booted Bershader (Txurtlss Tbe morning newspaper Athletics in four straight games.) What makes it sig­ emOAOO — (NEA) — Tbe they’re the worst they've ever that’s why they’re here. But these people gw to use a little W f HOIIOB , In the Indians second goal on a - OR said Kasko had been destin­ nificant is that it marked a coup d'etat for the stKialled CMeags Csbs may have lest been. '■ ^ OPEN 24 HOURS Silkowskl Sancher some of them you just can’t get bit of kanate to defend them- ed tor the Job since Dirk “Miracle Braves" who roared from last place on July VRw NsUsaal iMgne peasnt. Namath said be and his doc­ penalty kick In the third period. m through to, so they never reach hat at least oae player hasn’t selve* Not me. rip defense less.) ATU U m Ci Williams fired 18 to win the National League pennant. v tors have decided upon an oper­ V\ #PRE.SUDSING Steve Wsrbner put the icing on Bouafleld Cymbala their potential. last Ms seMe at hmnor. so to speak. The wbrst prob­ ation on the l^(t knee at the end week, but team officials de­ Led by Hank Gowdy who batted .545 with a home run, the cake for Manchester when C( "Toil gotta gamMe oh the Al Snaaglsr had IMs ,ts lem is srllh my linemen All of the season, snd that he prob­ • WHEEL WASHING ^ cided to delay Hte aanoonce- triple and three doubles and a single, the Braves proved 4 srrrlae ( IStrse he booted in two goals in the Werbner Stringer road. Because, hell, they’re al­ any laltse a recent game they want to do is h o ld " ably' Will be finished with foo'.- ment until end of the season. what substitute manager George Stallings had been I S Ts t'HasilM Ts !•»> remaining period. His first tal­ IL ways hitting behind you. absM Lsa Dm etbei’s fend Taritenton. on one knee, looks ball after that INCLUDES: • JET DRY RINSING The Red Sox play their saying all season: “ If we get everybody well, we’ll be open rhofs., Kr Herdlc ' Elwell "I don't like to give out too up at a spectator and sighs ’’Does that mean jou ’re -ail Illl»l’ .11 „ . , e ly was recorded when Bogll last gam s tonlgM la Wash- the best team in baseball" Teiepkont SlJ-llll OL many secrets but when a bimt real fasmj eeena. Twelve re- "Imsglne. one day tfs- Uie through at the erxi of this sea­ .Sal. till I P.M . passed to hinj and his second Scorers: Manchester— SUk- Although billed as one of the classic Cinderella Minnesola Vlktngs chasing me OUR VACUUMS RUN FOR A FULL Although Red Sox officials la in order I like to hit away eame hi here (Ow son'” ’ Miss Ojlllns asked. try was a 20 yarder with ^ ly owskl, Bershader, Werimsr (1) teams, the Braves were considerably better than their all oa-er the .place and the 5 BaNUTES FOR ha\w refused to hint at th d r when I cani The pitcher is try­ 9w i 9 ia ream) Magle file. "1 can practically guarantee 3:40 remaining In the game. Substituea (Manchester) — mid-year standing. After second baseman Johnnie next day i f * 11 girls. I tell you. WCHOLSKANGHESTER TIRE, INft choice to suceeed WIUlaiBB, ing' to throw a togh, foot ball, woMed ta tbs middM at Ibe that." Namath replied Bogll, McGee, Wooley, Cartsr, Evers and shortstop Rabbit Maranville recovered from I’m « dedicated quarterback." Manchester entertains Wind­ they ladleated Kasko was and there’s the infield rush on. WBZ-'TV said the Interview m fiaoA O e n u e r r —opp. Parimiw r — isitr. Emmerllng. Conran, Lerdeffin, and so why not swing away at illnesses. Boston was nearly unbeatable. ^ ' At lose obaerratkxi, Tarkenton was uped earlier in the evening ham at home Friday afternoon. Johnson, Chapin. Lesils. high among the pessIhlHWM. the fast ball, which is the pitch / was being thrown (or a loss at Nam.afh’s Bachelors HI (3ub TIME OUT— N>w York Giant*’ quurtertuu-k Fran Tarkenton has many off (NEXT: I9I9J for tbe 20th time, still wnlhng in Park Square. the field interexts. he even u*ea )ireak. in practite to catch up on ()ai»er work

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( BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 tm c H " THAT'UL BE TVlO I SAIP YA OWE ME HOW CARELESS OF YA C'N HAVE YER SCOOTER PAGE THIRTY-nVE .BUCKS, SYLVESTER! 'XTW oeucf^/ ME! I MUST HAVE Amvtr It >rrritM rn d t WHEN YA tVAlMlS SACAC ^POYOU-THINWS PIPFTTHB LEFT MY WALLET WITH TH'CASH! ,------Containers (snra 1 kdm igaa Amo Accessories— BniMiny Help Wonted— A T HOME! H E B S T R E A K B B E A K MIS Help Wonted— Help Wanted— Help Wonted— Mole 35 siMPpjy '-® ------ly r — — y o u r , PIP VtXJ SEE THE TTEM HAG B E E N S TR E A K b y Tiles 6 Contracting 14 /YDISTRUST \S M O S r ] ABOUT THE WOMAN WHO BUNNIN' W OBKIM - A 35 35 35 WORKE047YlEAf2S wrTH- L O N 6 E B . PAY B A C K ACROSS DOWN . 396, 425 H.P. ENGINE balanc­ OUT AAISSIN' A D A Y T T H E CLASSIFIED DORMERS, garages, oonniea. Attention BKPEFtlENCBD T H A N T H E IN'S8-» 1 Pitcher, 1 Wedges in ed, blue printed, clearance, WOMAN to do bousewdrk, KEYPUNCH Operators— day ONLY TM E SHE WAS LATE M A aO B -at 4 Flower -— rec rooms, room additions, hours, 9-1, 5 days per week. WAG WHEN SHE -VO 2 Distinct heads blueprinted, many ex­ kitchens, add-a-levels, rooflng, and evening; Clerks, Typists, CABINET MAKERS ENOWSHOE TO \MOf2tC. 8 S ilv er------part tras and parts. Over $3,000 in­ X 'T R A 4 $ ; Own transportation. Call be­ needed in Manchrster, East A ^ B A BUZXAKP. llBUckbiid ^lUng, general repairs. Quality tween 6:30-8:30, 649-9742. 3 Poisonous ADVERTISING vested, sell for $1800. or best workmanship. Financing avail­ Sig^ up now—begin later. Hartford areas. Temporary as­ s t o p p e p h e r b u s / 12 Anoint lizard Bhccelleftt openings. 14 Individual' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS offer. Can 649-7518. able. Economy Builders, Inc., Many attractive clerical NA’TIONAL concern has Im­ signments. Good pay. no fee. 4 More openings. Full or part-time Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St.. 15 Unit of wire conceited D aa'-l pairs on all makes. Open dally hourly wage, convenient park­ ALLEY OOP 22 Legal matter 9 Member of a container 40 Apportion A-Levei Dormer Oom., 289- ya 522-0492. ferred. 35 hour-week, salaried BY V. T. HAMLIN 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. ing. Phone 646-0735 for appoint­ position. Call 647-9903 week­ MEN wanted for general out­ 23 Jason’s lover Protestant 27 ni-mannered 41A^entine 0449 ment. denomination fellows timber tree 182 West Middle Tpke., 649- COED temporary service. days 9-8. side work. Apply In person. WHATSVOUR WELLT do u bt IF THE GOVERNMENT 241Ti^line PLEASE READ YOUR AD IPKAjUJOBV? ...AND LET KING FMEI BUTHOWU. I mammal 10 Projecting 28 Bristle 42 Wild rage 2098. 100 OonstituUon Plaxe, Suite Jensen's Inc., Route 44A, A B^-srm NG ..BUTBuprose QUZ TAKEOVER experienced typist ^ GIRL FRIDAY needed for Man­ Mansfield. CENTER FDR Ue... tVEGOTONB nSOPBRAnOM 27 Swift courses pins 30 Farm animals 43 Great Lake OlaaaiBed or "Want Ads’* are taken over Die pbone a* a Paving— Drivnwoys 14-A 800 GOtNOONOUR 1 13 Natural fats 33 County in 44 Wintry “^ '’ertlaer ahonld read hU ad the FIRST THREE-SPEED bicycle 20" general office worker for busy chester office. Must be a good 29 Greek war god OWN 30 Pots and ^---- 19 Angers Ireland precipitation ra ^PEARS and REPORT ERRORS in Ome lor the wheels, banana seat, hi-rise DRR'EWAYS Sealed — This is KEYPUNCH operator 029. Rockville factory office. Con­ typist and accurate with fig­ 31 pessert,. 21 Fruit drink 34 Town in 47 Correlative of next maertioa. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE in- handlebars. Excellent condi­ the lime to restore the life and Mostly numerical.- Benefits. tact Miss Glnsburg, 875-3385. ures. Pleasant office and con­ GUARDS 32 Body of water 23 Lion’s pride Galilee „ neither correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and/tben appearance of your driveway. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St.j> So. genial coworkers. Hours flex­ Active somi-rctlrvd men, only to ^ extent of a “ make good” insertion. E m > rs /^ c h tion $25. 647-1504. HY at 643-2277. ON MY PLAYIN'FOOT­ NOT TD LIMP AN’AAAYBEB wWE e Turkish 24-Hour Anse^ng Service Oo. Ehepert installation of parties. perfect tor a mother getting BALL, AMYK/AY, AN ’... CAM S E T SOU THROUSH TH E mono Trucking Servlee toll- 3H TH E ) statesman free. 742-9487. aluminum siding, gutters and back Into the business world. ^ YOU'D BETTER SET SO O.K., MIKE.' I ’LL YOU'RE WRONG MY SHARE Of 10 KILOS SEASON VET/ ■ WOMAN to care tor active INS, DORIE... YOU'VE GOT T PICK UP THE STUFF ABOUT MI6S OF TH' PURE STUFF WILL I 48 Footed vase Free to l ^ l d Readers trim. Roofing Installation and IJght typing and pleaaatrt MEET TH’ BOSS’S BOAT AT 49 Far off ATTICS and cellaro cleaneyment office. [•Am cA and leay<^^yonr nieasage. You*U hear from our advert^oer In fireplaces, flagstone terraces. erences. Call 647-9804. jig time without spending iedi evening at the telephone. All concrete repairs, both in­ ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum WANTED — Housekeeper and side and outside railings. Land gutters. Carpentry, addlthms, kYou need no pre­ companion to elderly lady who WOMEN needed part-time In FIRST NATIONAL CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Automobilos For Solo 4 scaping. Reasonably priced remodeling and rec rooms. vious experience. la up and about. Permanent the Manchester area to do of­ STORES. INC. Call 643 0851 Eree egtlmatoa. R. Dion. 34S- We’ll train you at position, $75 for SH day week. fice cleaning In the evening. 4352 Two weeks on and two weeks Good wages, paid holidays and Park A Oakland Avea., WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE HERALD SOME BANK SHARPENING Service - Saws a 8!ood starling off. Stay nights, own room. other fringe benefits. Apply at knives, aces, shears. skate^ salary. Valuable Enst lliirtford. Conn. i n REPOSSESSIONS Write Box "A", Manchester Rudder Window Cleaning Co., BOX LETTERS “ALL IN GOOD rotary blades. Quick servlee Roofing and benefits, pleasant Herald. 157 Charter Oak Ave., Hart- t CONDITION” Capitol Equipment Co.. St Chimnoys 16>A working condi­ font or caU 527-3171. SRAMPAW (O-f MHXnANIC — tor fleet work, For Yonr 1968 MG Midget convertible Main St., Manchester. Houn tions, opportunity CHRISTMAS selling season will 1968 Triumph TR 260 convert­ daily 7:30-5. Tliursday 7:80-9 ROOFING — Specializing re for advancement. soon be here. Prepare now for six -day week. Must be avail­ Information ible Saturday 7 :Sf>-4 648-7958 palling roofs of all kinds, new large profits selling beauUful LPN (part or full-time) 3-7 p.m. able for out of tosm work. For 1966 Chrysler Hardtop Coupe roofs, gutter work, ehlmneys Avon gifts. Call 389-4929. or 7-11 p.m. 849-4819. appointment call 643-3373, 649- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL THE HERALD wlU fiot PAUL'S Odd Jobs Done — disclose the identity of 1966 Grand Prix, air-conditioned cleaned and repfUred. M> years’ Visit our employ­ 4316. 1967 Pontiac 9-passenger wagon Chain saw work, roofing, drive­ experience. Free esUmatei CAPABLE person to work In lJUHT, CI..EAN work, packing any advertiser using box ways sealed, carpentry, ma-’ ment office locat­ Inventory Control posting and plastic bogs In cartons, speed , CUP ^ letters. Readers answer­ 1986 G'TO, 4-speed Call Howley 64S-SS61 644^ ed at 62 East Cen­ 'iHgnociwJSAV? ing blind box ads who 1967 Firebird Harditop Coupe Bonaty work, attics, cellars, 8383 pricing for Industrial supply and care essential, sanslble / l HAVE-TD garages cleaned, lawns fertil­ ter Street, Man­ firm. Modern East Hartford starting rate with merit raises. SlVEUPDRWWNe, desire to protect their 1987 Camaro Hardtop Coupe, chester. Open Identity con follow ‘his 4-spced ized, etc. Phone 649-5020 f^r ROOFING. Gutters. Chimneys— location. Salary and fringe Pleasant new plant on Tolland N U G EN rS procedure; 1965 Corvette Convertible free estimates. New and repairs our special­ Monday through beneflU. Call 289-8291 for ap­ St. Bast Hartford. About one ty. 20 years experience. Free Friday from 8:30 pointment. mile from Manchester line. Manrhrater Parhade Ehiclose yoiu- reply to 1986 Country Squire 9-passeng­ AL MARINO Services — 644- er wagon estimates. Call Roy Konehl, a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Hotuv 9 a.m.-S p.m. 5 days a New Hertlon the box in an envelope — 2615. Cleaning attics, cellars, la looking for a mature address to the Pasjifled 1966 Mustang Hardtop Coupe 643-0353 after 6 p.m. or call 643-4101, HOUSEWORKER — reliable week. Call 638-7497, 10 a.m.- garages. Bulky furniture, ap­ woman 3 days per week. In noon weekdays only for Inter­ woman willing to ao- Manager, ManchssLer 1967 Mustang Fas.tbeck pliances moved, removed. extension 368. sume respunalblUly. BUZZ SAWYER Bhrenlng Herald, together 1987 Cadillac Hardtop, all power, modern home occupied by 2 view. BY ROY CRANE with a memo listing th3 Metal, cardboard drums avail­ Evening and Sat­ adults, all conveniences. Own Salary and bouts to to air-conditioned able. Mimnory, urday interview EXPERIENCED salesgirls arranged. WAKE UP, MIKE! MY NAME'S BUZ 1 WAS HOPING YOU'D ACCEPT ME AS A PAYING companies you do NOT 1966 Mercury, 4-door air-con­ transportation preferable but want to see your letter. Drassmoking 19 can be arranged. not necessary. Porter Bt. area. wanted for after school hours. Apply to nuutager nny- gentleman WAKT« SAWYER, MR. GUEST AT YOUR LODGE. TD LIKE TO DO SOME ditioned COMPLEITE sharpening serv­ Ume during store TO SEE YOU ^^ERNT. ■------(^gONE FISHING WITH YOU. Your letter wlii be de­ Please call 646-2211 after 0. Knowledge of sewing essential. stroyed if the advertiser 1968 OldsmobUe Hardtop Coupe ice. Hand and power mowers DRESSMAKING and altera­ Bee Mr. Rlake, Pilgrim Mills. bottis exrept Tueadaya. Is one you’ve mentioned, 1987 Plymouth Fury Hardtop sharpened and repaired. Pick tions, zippers replaced etc. Coupe SECRETARY — Receptionist Fabric Department Store, 434 ff not it will be handled up and delivery Call rjiytime, Coll 649-4311. needed for doctor’s office In Oakland Bt., Manchester. MAM/MM in the usual manner. 1966 Dodge Coronet, 4-door 643-5305. Sharpen, 585 Adams THE Manchester. Applicant must be Sedan > St, Manchester, Ooim. a good typist, able to meet 1967 Bulck Wildcat, 4-door Hard­ public and accurate with fig­ top MODERN concrete work, Moving— T rucking— SOUTHERN Storago 20 ures. Salary commensurate Lott and Found 1 1968 Volkswagen Oanvertlble floors, steps, patios, founda­ with experience. Hours 9-8 MALE ASSEMBLERS 233-8715 tion for garages. Free esti­ NEW p.m., five days a week. Please LOST — Year-old male Collie, mates. Call 875-6316. MANCHESTER Dellvsry-ltght AND For information call Br. Bake trucking and package delivery. reply Box "EE”, Manchester brown and tan. Answers to or Mr. Grippo. Herald. C »*W MIA, he. TAI lsf.UA M. CM. Prince. Vicinity Lake St., 649- ODD JOBS, light trucking, Refrigerators, wotiisrs and ENGLAND BRAZING OPERATORS S to v e moving, specialty. Fold 6336. 1987 BLUE Volkswagen. • Sun­ carpentry, miscellaneous re­ FASHION Frocks needs three For AlrecafI Ateta mg choirs for rent. 649-otb2 “Sure I know what taxes are used for an excuse roof. radio, black vinyl In­ pairs, etc., good service and young mothers. Work 3 nights. to cut my allowance!” LOST — Savings Passbook No. terior, new tires. Car like new. low prices. 643-7218. TELEPHONE Part-time work, full-time pay. 14673 Hartford National Bank E. A . PATTEN C O . MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD $1,400. 647-1604. CARPET installing — Rugs cut For complete Information call 803 WETHEEEIX ST. and 'Trust Co., Firsts Manches- Pointing— Poporing 21 COMPANY Ellen 875-9673 or Mary 7U-7B63. MANCIIBflTElt. CONN. tjer Office. AppUcatlbn. made and finished to fit. Call 646- DOEZER IS O M iSO SH / HE'S ^ UCS IV/HS THE TOSS AND ELECTS for payment. 1939 CORVETTE. Excellent con­ 1680 days, evenings 648-9910. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ Liberal beaeflls, first akift, prrseutly wofklag 60-tour ' NUMBER 8 8 U . TO RECEIt/E... LANDY KICKS OFF An equal opportunity employer ASSISTANT bookkeeper— must •49-0701 — THERe HHi i “ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF dition. 649-2445. terior painting, paper hanging. know bookkeeping divlersifled FOR OOLYNE... THE BALL tS !H LOST — Mans parka Jacket, ALL KINDS of trucking, ap­ Discount on wallpaper. Call THE AIR... THE GAME pliances moved, odd Jobs, etc. work. Benefits. Apply In per­ HAS STARTED... blue, with keys in pocket. Call 1963 CHEVROLET Impala, per- 646-3048. SGND-IT DOWN 643-4500. Oil drums tor sale. General son Oaer Bros., 140 Rys St., to BE OPENED BY ■ fect condition. V-8, automatic. So. Windsor. Asking $700 or best offer. 646- home and business rubbish re­ B. H. MAQOWAN JR. * Sons, COUNTER GIRL — 6 days per 'S TE V E ,IF I THE BO/VIB-PISR5SAL week. Apply Hllllardville 2737. moval. EsUmates. Jones Bros., Interior and exterior pointing, NURSE'S aide (part or full­ Personals 3 649-3072, 643-0602. paper hanging. Thirty yeors Luncheonette, 303 Adams St., Manchester. time), 8-7 p.m. or 7-11 p.m. 1966 FORD custom, 2-door, experience, four generations. 649-4519 WANTED RIDE WANTED from Center automatic, radio, h ^ te r, good POLLARD Tree Service. Ex­ Free estimates, fully insured. St. and McKee St. to State condition, need quick sa l^ ^ e st pert tree removal, pruning and 648-7861. $50 IN FAMOUS brands free trimming. Insured. 289i-8720. If }Tou run a weekly shop-by­ DOCTOR'S Aaalstant part- Capitol, 8:30-4:30 daily. 649- offer. 643-6114 after 6 p.m. time. U ’N or RN Write sUt- GAS STATION ATTENDANT 6549. JOSEPH P. IJEWI8 Custom mall club for few friends. Send 1962 JAGUAR, 3.8 sedan, excel­ for details and free all new Ing particulars to Box "BB", InmnuifW. Pild HoUdaya, 6-Dajr Woak, 8 to 6. No Painting. Interior and ex­ Manchester Herald. RIDE WANTED from Green lent condition throughout. Call HousohoM SarvicM terior. Paper hanging. Wall­ catalog. No obligation. Popular Satardaya or Sundaya. Rd. to Pratt A Whitney Air­ 643-6070 anytime. Club Plan, Dspt. X80, Lyn- Offorad 13-A paper books on request. Fully HOUSEKEEPINO attendaiiTtor Apply In poraon to Earl Lowia, Sorrtoa ManBiai craft, Gate 2, first shift, 7-3:30. Irtnired Free estimates Call brook, N.Y. elderly person. Four or more (yVe.tt'O* 649-2745. 1961 TR-3, new top, brakes, LIGHT TRUCKINQ. buU deliv­ tires. Very good condition. ery, yard'), attics, cellars clean­ 649-0608. If no answer, 643-6362 FULL or part-time — Woman hriura dslly. No Sunday or Holi­ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ITS CLOSEIT cleaning time Best offer. 649-4855 after 5:30 ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. for shirt folding. Apply In per­ days. Apply Marlow's Inc., 387 PAUL DODGE PO N TIAC. Inc. PAfNTING— Interior and ex­ Main m. T again, remember Hospital p.m. 644-8982 terior, very reasonable, free son Fischer Cleaners, 328 37S MAIN 8T. — MANCHESTER ONE...TWO... HEfe DOING e e r rm . Penny Saver with clean, sale­ Broad St. THREE... FOUR YESTERDlAYHeONLy BOY in service, must sell 1968 TWO handymen want a variety estimates. Call Richard Mar­ DUDLEY, able clothing and housewares. tin. 649-9285, 649-4411. rr^TIME FIVE,.. MADE m o t h r e e ! Deliver to shop, 615 Main St. Cutlass, 8 cylinder, Ram-alr, of Jobs by day or hour. Rea­ HOUSEWIFE and mother, part- TODo/wy WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU or call 649-3297. We can also power steering, 2-door hardtop. sonable. Call 643-5.30.3. EDWARD R. PRICE -Painting time or full-time work avail­ WAITRESSES 11.000 miles. $2,295. 565-7196 or able. Church. PTA, Scout­ DAILY use your shopping bags. 'Thank REWEAVING of buna, moth- exterior and Interior Paper I D U K E TD LBslD ')OU WHdj- VA3ULD VOO PSATHEB 643-9832. ing experience helpful. For in­ F fllX ar rAMT-TIME ao ******** You. holes, uppers repaired. Win- hanging. OslUngs, etc Insursd. BURNEfi SERVICE MAN PUSHUPSl A aOAC7B2,67EVie HAM E, A PBiaYOWHO 649-lOOt. terview iqipolntment call 848- B U T I DO N TVVAIsm D KATES'>OU,OB AN ENEW 1965 PONTIAC GTO excellent daw shades made to measure, 2991. Two Mifta ArolUMe condition, original owner. Call all size Venetian blinds. Keys INSIDE—outside painting '.Spe Experience Necessory -HE" tre e you A6 A m & L P . WHOOWee YOU A0 4 B/? AotooiobilM For Sol* 4 II AM - 8 M . 742-9397. made srhile you wait. Tape re­ olal rates for people over 88 MIDDLE-AGED housekeeper, B j u m u o r r w om om o ooN D m om . live In, light work, no children, 9 A JI, - 8 P J t. lO-l NEED CAR? Credit very bad? corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 Call my competitors, then call 'AALAET AND O08IPANY BEMBFriB 1965 MUSTANG. 2-door hard­ Main SL 849-5221. steady, on bus line. Ref­ Bankrupt, reposBession? Hon­ top, Immaculate, excellent me. Estimates given. 849-7888 A ortir AT ONCE est Douglas accepts lowest erences. 248-8100. running condition, olive green, LIGHT trucking — Lawns, cel­ NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ MORIARTY BROTHERS, bw. down, smallest payments, any­ white interior, bucket seats, 6 MILLER Pharmacy requlrra W.T. QRANT 00. m • 318 CENTEB ar. where. Not small loan finance lars, attics cleaned, odd Jobs. ing. paper hanging, paper MANCBBOTEB. CONN. — Tif r t f cycllnder, standard, $850. Call Trees cut and removed. 843- moval, ceilings. Guaranteed cosmetician evenings or week- company plan. Douglas Mo­ 875-7185 after 2. 6000. ends. Experienced. No phone PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER tors, 345 Main. workmanship. Prompt service, ■ad Moay Mm s Fitoga BauaBtol saUafacUon guaranteed. 647- calls. 1964 VAUANT, 6 cylinder OUR WE MUST FUND THE 1968 FORD and Plymouth. 4- 9664. SENEBATION MAaiC FkDBMULA TO standard, new brakes, tires, door sedans, V-8, automatic, muffler, no rust. Runs but luBdiiig— WILL FACE WIPE OUT BOTH DCK radio, power steering, extra MC3KIUMENTAL ILLITERACY CHALLJ /»•/ motor needs work. $300 or best Contracting ' 14 PROBLEMS, HUMC3ER wheala. 643-2880. offer. 643-6858. Floor Rnishing 24 FEMALE PRODUCTION PRISCILLA NEWTON a SMITH A SON- 1987 CHEVROLET Impala Su­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Remodeling, repairing, addl- nXIOR SANDINO and reflnUh per Sport, 81,495. or best offer. Trucks— ^Trocron 5 tiona, roe rooms, garagse. tog (specializing to older ASSEMBLERS M7-9T4e. floore). Inalde potattog. Paper- IMMEDIATE r YOU WAN TMOB* ITSMB nCABB’. rcAWT POOR WnMUB porches and rooflng. No Job to*> tod awd avd aaiFr opBMiMQa I R8MP AtO Ur I ^ L «WRI THAT H en ■ " »a0Ti»iert I960 FORD pick-up, K ton too smafl. Call 848«44 hangtng. No Job too small MIBLBAOlNe r r » TOO D9UCATIA ■ ilTOTMAn i S i PONTIAC GTO conver- John VerfalUe, 649-5790. HOUBEW'IFE AHIFT t-4 M BJBCr. 90 BOON rapuBAr Fleetside, 4-speed transmis­ UWe, 4-speed, original owner, N. J LaFIsmme — Carpenter AFTBt HI5 M9*Mat ' BAUMCy good condition. Call 742-9683. sion. radio, heater, safety GOOD BE-NEFtra, WAGES OPENINGS flasher. Parts for rack. Call contractor. Additions, lemodel- 1980 MG Roadster, new top, new 649-0387 after 4:30 p.m. ing and repairs. Call anytime sfivnuL ncauN T ofFotniNmn paint, good running. Can be tor free estimates. 876-1842. IO N A MFG. 27 BEOENT STBEET — MANCHEWTER seen at 11 Durant St. HALLMARK Building Oom- NAVI O m L O F fO M OUR FMM: MOR’raAGES — 1st and 2nd. CADILLAC 1982 convertible, ex­ pany—for home Improvement, Mebiis H< additions, rec rooms, garages, mortgages— interim financing cellent condition. Reasonable. —expedient and confldentiJM ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS 848-7988. NIMROD tent trailer complete­ roofing. gutters. Free esU- CONCRETE FABRICATORS mates, all work guaranteed. service. J. D. Real Estate ly equipped^ tleepe 6, like new. Aaaoc. 043-6129. Hava mmsi watfc. Na aa- HPK FIRST i r penpR r SlUCrffALV ^ OH, I'LL HAMPLC CADILLAC 1988, sedan, gold, CaU 649-2926. CaU 848-2927. 1 WIGHT'a t comc rcwM! HDPCTCWCAW HER, A a RWHT - excellent eondiUon. Best otfer ik wltli avtar- , , 60>COL- AND TTIERe' HANDieHeR, over 83,800. 849-3880, 84»«S84. FOR SALE car trailer, excel­ CARPENTRY — eonerste stops, Tip pay OftKOVI KOplW' [ lent condition. $900. Call 876- floors, hatchways. ismodeUng. syEiii iBfiuBa* OpportwBity 2 t ' N 1 / i AfTERlAfTERWCCN, YT PONTIAC, 1887 Tempest, 4-doo~r 0T74. porchea, garages, closots. eaO- LADIES&GIRLS SKir*’'iWi5 tngi. attics flntahed. roc A ^Mfse. . sedan. She cylinder, standard \ \, TAVERN and reaUurant tor DUrbwA ClKtYMcvas.' LITTLE SPORTS \ BY BOCSOn ' ^ V shift. 35.000. miles. Asking $1,- ItWO FORD Ran|!er camper spe­ rooms formica, eeraasle. Oth­ sale to Mancheater. Resjon- PAT^.' y \- , 'A'. 850. Cau 8434)843 after 8 p.m. cial ptok-up with every avail­ er rstoted work. No job- too abte. Good going buatoeaa. Sell­ TO ASSEMBLE TOYS WOODWORKERS iM smatL Dan Moran. Bofldor V able camper option and 1989 ing tor health reaaotu. Call O 1884 CHEVROLET lmpaU,~8 lOH’ Silver eagle pick-up Evenings 618-8889 742-8104 between 7-10 p.m. N l^ HOURS AVAILABLE: M HAL FABRICATORS cylinder, automatic. power coach. This slx-slccpcr te fully steering, power brakes, very self-contained and like brand WES ROBBINS Oarpencry iT • v . \ ■\V /

PAGE’ THIRTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 MANCHES'Ik k e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 \ Wonted—Male 36 Help Wonfed—Mate 36 Help W anted— Male 36 Help W anted—Male 36 Help Wanted Male 36 Help W anted Male 36 Sltiiorions W ontad Articles For 4 5 PAGE THIRTY.SEVEN / TTn T3 JIQ BORE Operators — flrst^ 'tJTILITY’ kitchen man, part- Female 38 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW secoxld and third shift. Lathe time, 11-4 p.m. over lunch WANTED — Part-time serfice SERVICE Manager for MUex BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Housos For Solo 72 Hoosos For Solo 72 ojperators, second shift. VertI- hour*. No weekends. Apply In station attendant, for morn­ LANDSCAPE WORKERS precision auto tune-up center ATTENTION Working Mothera, <}UART jars for sale, SO cents 63 ings. Apply In person only to has an opening for a top flight a dozen. Call 649-9879. cal turret lathe operators, sec-y person only. Howard John- LEWIS • busy housewives. Child care, MIDDLE Tidio Wtwt H eitber rain nor sleet nor.... snow HOW tm a t s h e ^ h is spa r r in g r a r tn er MANCHESTER — New on Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage tune-up man at it’s Manches­ CLASSIFIED Bur market. Immaculate ' modeni ond shift. Call LeMl Corpora/ son's, 394 Tolland Tpke.-, Men­ No Experience Necessary day or night in my licensed BRACE yourself for a thBU the three-room miartmerts M OOJlD kLOONEV FRC3M THE DiNGAUNG ONCE A idONTH ON 1UE HORN IS ENOUGH- tion, 648-23^. ■) Chester. ^ Route 83, Vernon. FtiU or part-time mornings, ter center. Top salary and ex­ home, 648-9044. utlHtlea. new stovea aiid le- W-Birds— Pals 41 J JUST mNTED' porch. FTontto-baek Uviiiif WE HAVE OPENINGS AVAILABLE benefits. Apply Popular Store. T H IS IS 7W£ ' 'OU IH U nV -PMES. ) = MOST r THU. ^Room STONE RANCH Has openings^^ GRANTLAND NURSERY w a n t e d —FuU-Ume service (X.ASS1F1ED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS FIRST FLDOR five-room pe-w TO TELL iou room with fireplace. Bel Air Market, Grocery Department, GROOMING all breeds. Har­ -t h ir d IUHE RJSSfNOSE.' O O tPTCAU M For Full and Part-Time Work. aAo naaa Station attendant. Apply in per- modeled apartment. Available/ t h e BABY IS Real Kafate, Vincent A. Bog- EXPERIENCED 729 Middle Tpke., Manchester, mony Hill. H.C. CSiase. Hebron CRAFTSMAN electric AC 8 AJL to 4:30 PJL TOOeti IW £ o4o-UDDy son only to Mr Sloan, Sloan welder, 180 amp. with cables, Oct. 1st. $180 moothly, securi­ VURNING 103*'' M EA T T M E Features "sweeping" views girt. Realtor, 64S-9SS3. Rd.. Bolton. 643-9427. SPO KER TO :» • MEAT CUTTERS Garage, Route 88, Vernon. $66. 649-6944. ty. No children. 649-9177. <0 OFFICE: from 24x24’ Uving room, BRIDGEPORT ^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. io u - TtU m A TU R E - glassed-in paiUo. dining $28,100 — NEW Custom S-bsd- • COUNTER MEN JAIfITORS —part-Ume, PURE WHITE AKC German ATTRACTIVE 8-room apart­ room, efficiency kitchen, room Raised Ranch. Alumi­ > ■ OPERATORS EXPERIENCED nings, Manchester area. Call PART-TIME desk. clerks. Call shepherd puppies. Call 647- 4:99 P JL DAT BBFOKE PUBUOATIOII num elding, double gmrsge, 1% Apply In Person: Boats and Aceossorias 46 ment, quiet residential area, greenhouse, master bed­ 643-9691, 3-6 p.m. only. 646-2300. 1990 arnytime, or 648-7003 nelg^i- Deadline for Saturday and Monday to 4 p.m. Friday room: tarln-slxe bedroom, color baths, avaesdo bullt-iii% INSPECTORS bor. Move, refrigerator, heat, all High School boys, part-time, Thursday, Friday, Saturday OIL BURNER 12’ FIBERGLAS boat, 5 b.p. uUliUes and parking, $1M_ 114 bcUhs and den. Two-car -natund trim, large wooded lot motor plus all accessories. TOUB OOOPEBATION w nj. monthly. Ideal tor newlyweds.; garage, separate office-stor­ Meyer Agency, ResUtor, 64S- SERVICEMAN SIAMESE kitten, sealpolnt fe­ 0609. WESTERN’ BEEF MART male, 4 months, $20. Call 647- Used only ten times. $875. 648- BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 AvaUoUe immediately. Call- age buUdlng. For the execu- 61 TOLLAND TPKE. TRAINEES 1942. 7919. 336-0964. Uve seeking a most unique PRINTERS estate priced far-below re­ MANCHESTER — A charming MANCHESTER FOR FREE —Two kittens, one gray placement. CUl Susanne spacioua 4-bedroom Colonial. Good pay. Good working new opportunities at Horists— Nurserias 49 C o n H . - S f r o m S o g . S ? BVirmal dining room, large conditions. Paid vacations. and white, other black and Shorts, 646-3233. white. 872-3276. t front to back living roont ga­ BRIDGEPORT TRACER Paid holidays. Phone 649- HARDY chrysanthemums, in HowrtMldOwMte 51 W oiM d..T. Iny SS C rage, porch, prime locattosi. 1166 for Appointment or stop ASSEMBLY WORK THE HARTFORD BEAGLES — Ten weeks old, all colors, loaded with blos­ J. WATSON BEACH & CO. PhUbrick Agency, RaaRoca, LYDALL &. FOULDS in. soms and buds. 90 cents and 89 CaUBAM, USED refrigerators, WANTB3D—1964 Ford, sedan or DELIGHTFUL one-bedroom' 646-4300. CUT OFF SAWS from good hunting stock. Mbke ranges, automatic washers DIVISION OF COLONIAL BOARD good pets. Coventry, 742-6939. cents each. Open 7 days a station wagon, 6 cylinder stan­ apartment In small new apart-! REALTORS week, also evenings until dark. with guarantees. Bee them at 37 JORDT ST. seven room an­ INSURANCE GROUP dard. Must be cleim. 649-9664. ment complex. Available Oc-1 Hartford Offlee, 278-8990. 6S-hour week, liberal fringe THE WHITING PoifUcelU’s Greenhouse A B.D. Peari’a Appliances, 649 tober 1st. Centrally located on! tique brick Cape (3od. Large FULL-TIME benefits. Apply In person, 22 Main Bt. CaU 649-2171. bedrooms, Uving room, *"«-wial CORPORATION Through expansion and creation of a second shift, several Articles For Sole 45 Nursery, 433 North Main St. Center St. Ample off-atreet I SIX DAYS PER WEEK Johns St., East Hartford. opportunities for qualified personnel are now available. lU Rooms W ithout Board 59 parking. Completely equipped I dining room, large (amity FOR FALL planting. Yews, USED Singer automaUc zig-zag room, recreation room, kitch­ SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL 254 BROAD STREET you have experience in any of the following fields, contact ALUMINUM sheets used as sewing machine, combination kitchen. Rental, $199. with one-1 RANCH — 6 rooms, prime loca­ us for an aippointment. prinUng plates, .009 thick, 23x Junipers and fdiade trees. THE THOMPSON House — Cot- en with diapoeal, range and re­ MANCHESTER (Jood selection. 190 Spencer St., portable or console, mono­ month security required. CaU* Uon, garage. Immaculate con­ • BLUE CROSS AUTOMOTIVE cleanup man, to 36", 29 cents each or 9 for $1. tage St. centrally located, large Jarvis Realty, Oo., 643-1121. * '*** ^ ' dition. city lAllltlea. Built in frigerator, two ttrepUcse, car­ • CMS clean new and used cars. $2.90 643-4608. grams, buttonholes, blind pleasanUy furniahed rooms, peted throughout. Attached 643-2711. „ hems, etc. Originally over $390, 1964, $28,900. PhUbrick Agency. • LIFE INSURANCE per hour, 9% days a week plus FIRST SHIFT S E C O ^ H I F T ______parking. CaU 649-2398 for over­ WE HAVE ctistomert waiUi^ Realtors, 646-4200. garage with automatic door. • PAID HOLIDAYS now $49. CaU 249-0786. overtime if desired. Benefits ...pARK RICH stonefree loam, night and permanent guast for the rental of your apart­ BusIim s s L o c o tio m Businoss Propoity Housos For Serin 72 Two air-condlUoners, araeher, • OTH|CR FRINGE BENEFITS five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, Fud and Feed 49-A rates. JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, dryer and freezer. Nicely land­ include paid vacation, 6 paid 8:15 a.m.-4:15 p.m. 4:3(MT1:45 p.m. OLDER Hotpoint refrigerator, ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ For Rant 64 For Sola 70 Progressive and Ebcpanding Company. holidays, insurance, employe EXCELLENT stone, fill, manure, pool and SEASONED cord wood, sawed good working condition, $20. tate Assoeiatea, Inc., 643-9129. RANCH — Five rooms. Three finished on first floor, second acaped plus extra buUding lot discounts. Apply In person to paUo sand. CaU 643-9904. WANTED—^Man to share 4- WAREHOUSE space on Purnell bedrooms, garage, large lot. floor expandable, porch off Walking distance to all achoole ,jto required lengths. Free de­ 649-2918, after 9 p.m. room apartment with working BUSINEjSS aone — Stone buUd- Mike Lynch, Morlarty Bros., OPPORTUNITY MULTIGRAPH MACHINERY livery. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. FOUR-ROOM apartment tor Place, next to CBT also ideal Ing conaisting of four unit $18,900. PhUbrick Agency, kitchen, wooded lot, $31,900. and churches. See to baUav*. 615 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER 301 Center -8t., Manchester. SCREENED loam, processed GARAGE SALE — Saturday, 10 genUeman, including color T-V, rent, $80. monthly, no pets, tor many retail businesses. Realtors, 646-4200. PhUbrick Agency Realtors, Peterman Real Estate Agency. PRESS BINDERY gravel, gravel, sand, stone, swimming pool, many other apartmenta. Three house traU- FOR EMPLOYMENT a.m. to 4 p.m. Furniture and second floor, stove included. Keith Real Estate, 649-1623 or er parking lots. Ebccellent in­ 646-4200. 90 Pearl St., 646-2333. Mrs. E. S. Loftus PICK-UP and delivery driver, OPERATOR OPERATORS fiU. George H,. Grifflng Inc. Garden— Farm— odds and ends. 73 Mather St., privUeges. OaU 879-9716, after CaU after 9, 668-9237. 646-4136. b o w e r s ” SO T O b irr^ lx ' room at (folders. Inserters, etc.) Andover 742-78^. 7:30 p.m. come. PhUbrick Agency, Real- Colonial with country slsed full-time days. Apply in per­ Dairy Products 50 Manchester. tort, 646-4200. son to Stan Ozimek, Morlarty COLONIAL Manor Deluxe one- FIVE—room suite of front Main kitchen and dining area, three ROGERS CORP. TOBACCO cloth for sale, suit­ MOTEL rooms, 10 minutes from EXPERIENCED mechanic MR. JAMBS Horrigan will be Bros., 301 Center St,, Manches- REPRODLfCTION WASHED canning tomatoes, Model Home Furniture bedroom apartments and two- St. officea, 100 percent loca­ $91 CENTER Street, an sight beoms. IH baths, attached NOTICE NOTICE wanted for general repair glad to interview you for a po­ Manchester Plant OFFSET able for lawns, bushes, trees Hartford, weeuy rates, maid bedroom Townhouse. Appli­ and grass. 872-6987, Route 80, while they last, $1.29. BucMand 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL tion near banks, alrER^?OR Rockville. Farms Vegetable Stand, comer 19 PIECES some kitcl^ettes. CaU 643-1997 located in business H sons. SALE OF REAL ESTATE available for qualified man. Blasting Department. Apply In Inquire In person, HoUday Manufacituring technicians. of Tolland Tpke. and Adams J. D. Real Estate Associates, Apply MarioWs, 867 Main Ik DweUing could be sasUy con­ SALE OF REAL ESTATE See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, Must be high school grad­ MAKER 1297 for appoiJtoent. 643-9129. BOARD OK DIRECTORS person at the Klock Co., 1366 Lanes, 89 Spencer St., Man­ (Lanston step and repeat SEVEN foot Fisher’s snow St. verted tor professional or com- TREE SHADED 100x200' lot, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Route 83, Vernon. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. chester. uate with math and chem­ COLLATER machine and vacuum VERNON — Brand new office meroial occupancy. Robert J. five-room Ranch with three TOWN OF MANCHESTER. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, istry background. plow, hydraulic lift, good con­ SHED ROOM — 101 EDGERTON Gardena — Near machine) dition, will fit Scout or Ford. BUCKLAND Farms, comer Interior Designer wants reUable Chestnut St. May be seen Sun­ space avaUable at 30 La- Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, bedrooms, large kitchen with CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT OPERATOR family or newlyweds to accept hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom Fayette Square. Rent includes dining area. Two-car garage. PROroaBD ORDINANCE Call Mrs. Hampson, 643-916 742-8392 after 9:30. Adams St., Tolland Tpke. day or Monday, between M9-6341. PROPOSED ORDINANCE DEAN MACHINE Sweet com, fresh picked daily, deUvuty of complete Model Dis­ apartments. Wall to wall car­ beat, alr-oondlUoning, wall to $20,900. Wolverton Agency. Notice la hereby given that OFFSET -10:30-11:80 a.m. peting, appliances and utUiUes Notice Is hereby given that ARE YOU THE MAN? PRODUCTS, Inc. OFFSET STUDIO couch, 2 end tables, native apples, pears, peaches, play of QuaUty Furniture just^ wall carpeUng and draperies. MANCHESTER — 20,000 Realtors, 649-2813. the Board of Drectors, Town of Board of Dlrecton, Town ct coffee table, dinette set, 2 tomatoes, cucumbers. removed to warehouses for Pul LARGE comfortable room, dou­ etc. $168-$180. J. D. Real Es­ Will sub-divide. CaU 872-0928, square toot mosonary indui- PLATE PRESSMAN tate Associates. 643-0129. Manchester, OinnecUcut, wUl Manchester, Connecticut, erlU To join our fast growing restaurant management team. 102 COLONIAL RD. LATHE operatora-^Able to do (Harris presses) chairs, 20’ wooden ladder, 648- lie Sale. Modern 8 compl4t« ble cloeet space, next to bath weekdays. trial buUding, ilk acres, cen­ WESTSIDE — 9-room home, 3 hold a Public Hearing In the Hearing In the MAKER 6797. SPEC3IAL — Fresh eggs, 99 rooms with the $1,000 loak;8 down, 2 up. one bath, garage. We will teach you all about this exciting "pooplo” business. MANCHESTER own set-ups^/Bmall factory, and shower. Gentleman only. DELUXE 2 bedroom apartment tral location, aU utUltlee. Hearing Room at the Municipal Hearing Room at the Municipal Good salary while learning. good wag^jB^and fringe bene­ (Lanston step and repeat cents a dozen. More custom­ pc. Convertible Uving atom . References. 649-0719. MAIN ST., corner office, Many possibillUea, Including Lot 80x180’, $19,900. PhlHirick BuUding, 41 Center Street. Man- Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ BLACK A WHITE 23" TV in newer 2 family house 2 chil­ rooms and lavatory. House fits. Apply Morland Products, machine and vacuum OFFSET ers wanted by case or by 6 pc. bedroom, 9 pc. Utoette. commercial use. Hayes Agen­ Agency, Realtors, 846-4200. chester, Connecticut, Tueoday, cheater. ConnecUcut, Tueaday, machine) mahogany, 9 years old, needs dozen. Natsisky Farm , 644- ATTHACnVB room for refined dren permitted. Residential lo­ Hale Bldg. CaU 643-2667. Has Immediate Openings: 1414^.Imland Tpke., Manches- \ PRESS $10 down, you mayvpurchase cation, $160 per month. Call cy, 646-0131. October 7, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to October 7, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to small tube. $90. 646-1189. 0304, 122 Newmarker Hd., Ver­ any room indivlduaUy. Im­ gentleman, centrally located, ADAMS St., six-room older TOP COMPANY BENEFITS Dsys: 7 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. tep/Harry Gelaselbrecht. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- conatder and act on the follow- consider and act on tha loikiw- HELP non-South Windsor line. mediate deUvery or free private phone on floor, 643- Housos For Ront 65 Ma n c h e s t e r —oenteiv-Poe- home In exceptional condition. OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT COMPOSITOR HUGE tag sale, Thursday, Fri­ 9331. 4939. Huge family room down. New Ing: Ing: Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. '' PLUMBERS and experienced storage. * slble. office and residence com­ Tha Bale from the Town ot day and Saturday. Also home­ PICK YOUR OWN Butternut VERNON — Manchester — bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- heat, new wiring. Sensibly The sale from the Town ot helpers needed immediately. MULTILITH made Christmas and table CAP te CCP Charge Plans PLUSH one-bedroom apart­ Manchester to Mr. M. K. Interviews held dally at the store, 601 Middle Tpke., West, TURRET LATHE : ^ - squash, $1.29 per bushel. Al­ Also, oui' own Instant Credit NICE ROOM for gentleman, Superb Raised Ranch, three car garage. Bus line. $24,900. priced at $21,900. Immediate Manchester to Mr. M. K. Top wages, steady work. decorations. 96 Hawthorne St. ready picked $1 a basket. parking, next to bathroom, ment. Available October 20th, Adams of that certain placa Manchester, between the hours of 9-11 a.m., 2-6 p.m. 7-9 up and operate. OPERATOR Plan at Sunny Brooke ViUage, $160 bedrooms, two-car garage, nice Hayes Agency, 646-0181. occupancy. T J. Crockett. Adams of the premises p.m. - Apply Imperial Plumbing Co., (models 1290, 2i590, 2979, off West Middle Tpke. Bring own containers. Box 282, steam heat. 649-9049 sifter 9:30. Realtor, 643-1977. known as Nos. 47-49 and OI­ or parcel ot land located on HARDINGE 989 SuUlvan Ave., South Wind­ per month Including utilities. lot. Two chUdren, no pets, $260 , JCKEaiS: 2690) Birch Mountain Rd., Bolton. DISCOUNT FURNITURE Bldridge St. per month. (^ 1 Paul W. Dou­ OS School Street, Including the westerly aide of Finley Set-up and op ate. sor. IT’S Inexpensive to clean mgs Call Paul W. Dougan Realtor THE MOST beautiful Green Street, situated between No. and upholstery with Blue WAREHOUSE CLEAN furniriied room for 649-4939. gan, Resdlor, 649-4039. invasfmant Proporiy the buildings thereon, for ib N MILLERS: Salaries commensurate with experience. Manor house tn Green Manor. the sum of $33,834.00. 34 and 70 Finlay Street, tor operate. Luatre. Rent electric shampoo- Household Goods 51 NOW 2 BIG LOCA'nONS gentleman. Private entrance Ihre^ SDC-ROOM furnished home, f o r ______^ 7 0 ~ A Featuring 3 extra large bed­ the sum of $0,111.00. BURGEF|^ CASTLE er $1. Plnewood Furniture and parking. 643-4248. NOV. 1st occupancy A copy of the proposed Ordi­ EXCELLENT BENEFITS PROGRAM INCLUDES: 3980 Main St. Hartford "llrgc ‘w ™ ”'heat,'' hot water, References required. $200 MANCHESTER - Older 2-fam- rooms, 3 baths, full basement, nance may be seen in the Town A ropy of the proposed Ordi­ T O p t f■ GRINDER: Exper­ Shop. A A G Attic Treasures. Used private yard. Owner. 643-3877. 922-7249 ROOM for gentlemen only, stove, refrigerator, Ule bath. Agency, Uy " home. Narrow but deep lot Clerk's office during biulnsaa nance may be seen In the Toem ienced in sharpening metal Contributory and non-contributory life Insurance and med­ fumiiture, olde things sale. (former FuUer Brush bldg.) Realtors, 646^200. (Irrk'B office during bustneoa SYSTEMS, INC. cutting tools. EXPERIENCED SPOTS before your eyes — on Displayed at Route 9, Pleas­ kitchen and Uving room fa­ Central location. Adults only. abuts buslnesB zone. More 8AULTER8 RD. — excsllent 8- hours. ical Insurance coverage, retirement plan, stock purchase, 179 Pine St. Manchester land avaUable. WUl show hours. tuition reimbursement, paid vacatl<»is, free parking, etc. your new carpet — remove ant Valley Rd., South Windsor. cilities included. Private en­ $100 montWy^Call 646-1889 be- n e w 6V4-room Duplex with fire- room Cape. Phone owner after Dated at Manchester, Con­ All Benefits GROCERY CLERK ' them with Blue Lustre. Rent 646-2832 trance smd parking. Inquire 118 .tween ._9-7. p.m. places, appliances, $280 month­ cash flow at’ present rents. 6, 649-6878. necUcut, this 20th day of Sep­ Dated at Manchester, Con- 9-day work week, Monday-Priday. Household contents bought... (former Norman’s Furn. MAN NEEDED to do office ELECTRICIAN, licensed^ jour­ electric shampooer $1. Paul’s Open weekends. 644-2619, 643- Pearl St. ly. References and security re­ Heritage House, 646-3483. tember 1969. nm-ticut, this 39Ui day of lap- cleaning in the Manchester An Elqual Opportunity ALSO Paint A Wallpaper Supply. Warehouse SDC-room duplex, fenced yard MANCHESTER — 4-room ex­ tember 1966. neyman, reHldontlal,,/^mmer- Employer To arrange Interview call 1484. for children, recently decorat­ quired. 648-1041. John I. Gorslde Jr., area, nights. Good wages, paid elal and IndustrlaTWorlc-Steady / at comer of Pine Sc Forest St.si pandable Cape in nice resi­ Secretary John I. Oarstda Jr., DAIRY CLERK Lo im I For Sola 71 holidays and benefits. Call 927- employment, /benefltH. Call FOR SALE — One way ticket 3EWINO MACHINES — singer Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 ed, centrally located. Immedi­ VERNON— 7-room older home, dential eecUon, fireplace, alu­ Socretary to ^Ifast, Ireland, leaving Aportmenn— Fiats— ate occupancy. Security and Board ot Dlreotors 8171 or apply at Rudder Win­ Rockville 8'^M06. PLANT LABOR, paint manu­ 203-547-5371 or 203-547-5381 automatic zig-zag, excellent Uving room fireplace, oil hot minum Siding, good lob with Mancheotar, Conn. Board of Dlrectora dow Cleaning Co., 197 Charter FULL-llme positions with K enne^ Airport) October 11, condition. Makes buttonholes, Tefiements 63 lease required. 646-2128 after air heat, 2-car garage, bam trees. Alice Clampet, Realtor, Manchaatar, Ooim. facture, 40 hour week. Contact opportunity for advance­ $80. 872-0616. 8. MANSFIELD Oak Ave., Hartford. MEN for tire service and re­ Jack Kaplan, 879-3389. hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ A n H q u o s 5 6 plus over an acre of land. 649-4948 or 643-7407. cap shop. Good pay, 49-99 hours ment. Starting salary com­ LOOKINO for an apartment? Ideal for horses or cattle. Lo­ 14 acres commercial land for MAN’S Goll\Clubs DX Tourney inally over $800., 6 monthly Have many to choose from, MAN WANTED to work In lum­ per week, all benefits. Must mensurate with background. THE HARTFORD payments of $8.90 each or' pay- ANTIQUE desk for sale, rea­ cated on Route 83 near Vernon sale or lease. ' ber yard, must have driver's be steady worker. Experience Complete program of fringe irons. Two iKm through wedge. $149. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ Sold originaliy this year for t9l cash. 922-0931 dealer. sonable, good condition. 649- Circle. $200 per month plus NOTICE Uesnss. Davis A Bradford helpful. Apply Nichols Man­ OIL BURNER benefits. 0178. tor, 649-4889. NOV. 15TH $200 security. Call James J. CARRIAGE REALTY FOR SA U IN VERNON-^31,900! Lumber Co., 200 Tolland M., INSURANCE GROUP $179. Will sacrifice for $89. PUBLIC HEARING chester Tire, Inc., 399 Broad CUT GLASS, pressed, various LOOKINO for anything In real Oessay, at 879-0184. 648-1111 East Hartford. St., Manchester. SERVICEMAN Call 648-6997 after 9 p.m. chairs, bedding, curtains,' OCCUPANCY’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE Apply estate rentals — apartmenta, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Hartford Plaza 690 Asylum Ave. Hartford; Conn. OAK shelving, boat racks, drapes, books, Sunday - Tmir^ W onlod— To Buy 58 SIX-room house for rent, 180 SS'®'/;...... - .. steady position, high hour­ homes, multiple dwellings, no HlUstown Rd., Manchester, TOWN OF MANCHESTER. tachometer testing u^t, motor day, 121 Park St. 649-9091/ fees. Call J. D. Real Elstate 4Vk room Town House apart­ COVEN'TRY ly rate, excellent working An equal opportunity eonployer WANTED — Antique furniture ment, 2 baths, air-condi­ $30 weekly. CONNECmCUT conditions. MOTT’S stands, props, chlorindtor, ma­ CUSTOM made dnaperi/ei, slip glass, pewter, oU paintings or Aseociates, Inc.. 643-9129. A partldpatlng company in JOBS rine hardware. M^ride’s tioning, stove, refrigerator, 40 Acres, long frontage, PROPOSED ORDINANCE A' EVENING WGRK SHOP-RITE covers and reup^sterlng. other antique items Any TWO-bedroom furnished home, $780 an (u;re. Terms. NoUce Is hereby given that Sports Spot, 649-8747, 64^0319. MANCHESTER —Two - bed­ disposal, pistlo with sliding November-Aprtl. Local refer­ SUPER MARKET Budget terms. EsUolished in :)uar.tlty. The Harrison’s, 64S room apt-rtment, very clean, glass doors. BeauUful, beau­ the Board of DIrsetors, Town of FROM wall to wall, no sotixat 1946. Elays, 624-OjM evenings, 8706, 168 Oakland Street. ences, security. Adults. Write CARRIAGE REALTY Manchester, Connecticut, wilt BURGER CASTLE ^ ^ IMPERIAI, OIL CO. $139 per month including utUi­ tiful, beautiful. OoU. box D, Manchester Herald. 987 E. Middle Tpke. Help W anted— Help W anted— all, on carpets cleaned wit)i 649-7990. Ues. Deposit and lease requir­ 643-1111 hold a Public Hearing In the 989 Sullivan Ave., S. Windsor Manchester WANTED — ANTIQUES, used Male or Female 37 Blue Lustre. Rent electric furniture, partial or complete ed. Call Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Hearing Room at UU' Municipal Has on opening for a man over 18 to work evenings at our Male or Female 37 shampooer $1. The Sherwin- O ut of Town Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ Manchester store. Must be able to work after 10 p.m. till 644-1921 estates. OaU 633-2300 days. 646- tor, 649-4938. 649-6651 649-2179 closing. Exporienco preferred but wo will train. WiUlams Co. 0004 after 7 p.m. F o r R a n t 66 chester, ConnecUcut, Tueaday, PUNCH press operators, full or COOK wanted full or part-time, l^OTICE APARTMENT—314 rooms and 8 Howot For Sola 72 October 7, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to part-Ume. No experience re­ some experience required. rooms. Heat and hot water, SUBURBAN for rent, Hebron, FUEL OIL driver, full-time po­ PUBLIC HEARING HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, ATTRACmVE 3-room apart­ consider and act on the foUow- INTERVIEWS DAILY AT THE STORE quired. Apply In person. Gayle Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. NOTICE . SA^ OF REAL ESTATE bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, stove and refrigerator. Handy new 4-room apartments, car­ MANCWESTER — Vernon Ing: sition for dependable, ex­ THOM MCAN Shoe Co., Is look­ 83, Ellington, Conn. 872-0269. to center $190 per month. PhU­ ment, stove, heat, hot water, Mne — Immaculate. 614-room perienced married man, good Mfg. Co., Inc., 1068-C Tol­ o f DIRBfCrORS glassware. We buy estates. VU- peUng, refrigerator and range. The sale from the Toem of ing for a salesman, fuIl-Ume. TOWN OF COVENTRY brick Agency, Realtors, 646- electricity, lidults, references, Available October 1st. $169 in­ Raised Ranch featuring large 601 Middle Tpke, West — Mancheater wages, benefits, uniforms and Salary plus commission. No land St., East Hartford. TOWHvOF MANCHESTER, iage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 no pets. $120. 649-9324. Moncheoter to Mr. M. K. ZONING BOARD W NNECnCUT Lake S t, Bolton. 649-3247 4200. cluding heat and hot water. kltcben-dlnlng area with birch Adame of that certain piece Between the houra of 0-11 a.m., 2-5 p.m., 7-0 p.m. overtime. See Mr. Hill at 107 experience necessary. An 40 IMMEDIATE 646-0882, 649-2871. cabtneta and built-in range, Burnside Ave., East Hartford. equal opportunity employer. Elderly persons OF APPEALS ' PR O PO ^D ORDINANCE NEW 5-room, second floor, 3- THREE ROOMS, first floor, or parcel of land located on There will be a Public Hear­ TOWN OF EAST WINDSOR. fireplace, 114 batha, large hsat- 289-0291. Call 649-8068 for appointment. OPENINGS Notice is hereby given that bedroom apartment In quiet central. Range, refridgerator, EAST HARTFORD — Forbes the westerly aide of Finley AppUcaJtlons now being ing Monday, October 6th at 7:00 <3 0 NNECnCUT heater. 968-1687. ed family room, garage. taken for Male and Female the Board of Directors, Town area. Stove, carpeUng, tile St. Four-room duplex, heated, Street, north of No. 30 Ftn- BURGER CASTLE Davids is now hiring. The p.m. In the Board Room of the of Manchester, Connecticut, will NO’nC E TO CONTRACrrORS Large, well landacaped lot. ley Street, for the sum of Whst a valuot Big fireplaosd living room. 3 pictuns arindewa. elderly persons to serve as Town Building to consider the bath and garage. Security re­ garage. References, security. Aaklng only $26,900. H. M. new Davids Restaurant lo­ hold a Public Bearing in the quired. Adults, or small fam­ AdulU, $168. monthly. 828-8192. $ 6 , 222. Large formal dining Oarpellng. Country weed kllcbon. AU Foster Grandparents at following appeals. INVITATION Furn Is hod Fre<-hotte, Realtors. 647-9993. bullt-lna! 4 large bedriHinu. IH baths. Alumlmun sldUv- INSPECTOR Mansfield Training School cated in the middle of the Hearing Room at the Municipal ily. $210. Tenant pays g^as, A copy of the proposed Ordi­ SYSTEMS, INC. Manchester Parkade is now 1. John Hill, Route 81, wishes Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ Aportmants 63-A nance may be eeen In the Town st/irme and ocreena. 2-car aAtached garage. Large lot with a providing Care and Compan­ to erect a garage and addi­ TO BID heat, and hot water. Norman MANtTHBUTTER — Six - room view! City wwler and eewers! Priced right and won't laol kmg. Capable of checking’ aircraft tolerances. Layout interviewing for fuU or part- chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, Hohenthal Realtor, 646-1166. O ut of Town Cfolonlal overlooking Center (nerk'e office during buelnesa ionship for two young chil­ Ume work. This new mod­ tion to house wjth insufficient Sealed proposals will be re­ 'T^VO-ROOM furnished efficien­ Dcai't loae out on thle caw -oall today- -OaU INOWt experience on forgings, castings and first piece set­ dren—two hours each dolly, October 7, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to cy apartmenj. Heat, hot water, F o r R a n t 66 Park. 114 baUw. two-ear hours. ups required. Excellent opportunity for advance­ erate priced restaurant of­ setbacks. Proposed garage consider and act on the foUow- ceived in the Town Hall, Town FOUR-room apartment, second garage, large rooma. Immedl- Dated at Manchooter, Oon- Monday through Friday. of Bast Windsor, CkHinectlcut stove, refrigerator. Apply Mar­ ment. Apply Benefits include transporta­ fers b^er opportunity for would be pn property line kig: floor, centrally located, 648- VERNON — NOW RenUng. 't* occupancy. Hayes Agen nscUcut, thle 28th day of 6ep- C B. eOVANG ASSOCIATES Increased earnings Umugh and addituin 29 feet from not later than: low's, 867 Main St., Manches­ WANTED tion, one hot meal dally. The sale from the Town-of 6872. ter. "You owe It to yourself to see cy. 646-0111. teaiber 1960. Pont Rond Plaza, KoaU 30— Vamon more Ups and a higher hour­ street, ’^ s appeal comes un­ October IS, 1969, 8 p.m. ,EDST one of these lovely spertmenta , — FULL-TIME — Workmen's Compensation in Manchester to Mr. Ell Danl- FTVE-ROOM tenement, garage, John I. Oarslda Jr.. case of injury, paid sick ly rate than many restau­ der Zoning Ordinance 10.3. kow of that certain piece oA At which time and place said situated In a small apartment tXJLONIAL—Ten.rooms, First 643-9574 R72-4165 R75-9820 rants in the area now offer. second floor, adults. CaU be­ Secretary RGLG MACHINE O a leave, eleven paid holidays 2. Leonard Buchman, Mark parcel of land, with the \ proposals shaU publicly be Businoss Locations complex located In an attrac- “ •'■Ists of large living Board of Director* SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ' There are openings for male Drive. Appealing from a re­ opened for furnishing of all ma­ tween 5-7 p.m. 644-1962. Uve realdentlaJ area." Brand room arith fireplace. dining Mcmbcrn of NIHARC ('omputariaad Hanrlea 55 ELM ST., MANCHESTER and annual vacation as well buildings thereon, known as For Rant 64 Manchaatar, Conn. as a complete physical ex­ and female help on either fusal of Zoning Agent to grant terials, labor, equipment and in­ FOUR-room Duplex, garage, new 814 room apartment (one room, modern kitchen with „ AND LUBRICATION MAN our day shifts, 10 a.m. to No. 1082 Middle Turnpike - Ajipointments aiTanged by phone—647-1431 amination when accepted in­ permission to build one and Bast, for the sum of $6,600. cidentals to construct the Bast adults, no pets, security de­ SMAIAi STORE pear 100 par bedroom) featuring beat, hot bullt-(ns. den, large family 4 p.m. or our dinner hour a half car garage. 18 feet Windsor Industrial Park. Pro­ arater, refrigerator, range, room, plus finished rec room You’ll enjoy working at Manchester's finest serN'lco station. to program and annually A copy of the proposed Ordi­ posit and references. Avail­ cent Main Street locaUon. Ap­ 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply In wide and 24 feet deep, with­ posed Road and Appurtenances ply Martow*s, 867 Main Streot hood, garbage disposal, maa- In basement. Second floor has Working conditions ore pleasant and your fellow employes thereafter. Requirements In­ nance may be seen in the Town able Immediately. 649-8786. clude reasonably good person or call 646-2239 from , out sufficient setback. This from U.S. Route 8, to a Point tar TV antenna, telephona out­ 4 bedrooms. On one acre are most congenial. You will receive full company bene­ 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. / Clerk's office during Jiusiness OBnCElS tor —rent, Vernon wooded lot with 3-car attached EXCITING career position health, a liking for small appeal Is based on Zoning Or­ hours. approximately 1700 Feet East. lets, curtain rods, window fits plus miuiy fringe b<>nellts, too! Apply in person to opening wiUi convalescent Circle, Route 88, brand new, ohadea and fuU bath with garage. Adjoining land may be ROCKVILLE children, a desire to feel dinance 10.3. Dated (it Manchester, <3on- Contract Documents includ­ NOTICE Mr. Diumy Carey at: home chain. This Is a growth needed, of low income and GENERAL factory worlfprs. Job All interested persons are in­ ing drawings and technical first floor. Reasonable rent. vanity. Washers and dryers in acqiitired. $»,900. PhUbrick HoipodL OjunA, ClftcudmiinidL, nectlcut, this 29th day of Sep­ 879-4911, 649-7388. spot for right Individual. Busi­ 60 years of,age or more (no training, hospital and{Wck pay vited to attend. . speclflcations, are on Me at the PUBLIC HEARING basement (coin-operated) and Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ness training helpful, adminis­ AREA tember 1969. Morage area. Plenty of top limit). If Interested call plans, paid holidays and vaca­ Signed: John I. Oarslde Jr. Town Hall in Bast Windsor, 125 MAIN STRItT trative ability a must. Send de­ Circulation counselor need­ 420-9391, Mrs. Steere, Super­ tion. Ai^ly In p er^ n at Quali­ Grant E. Toothaker Sr.. Connecticut or at Griswold En­ SALE OF REAL ESTATE parking. For on appointment 'MORIARTY BROTHERS tails to P.O. Box 829. Man­ Secretary BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOTICE to oas this new lovely apart­ NOTICE ed in growing circulation visor, and arrange for an ty Nameplate, Inc., Fisher HIU Chairman Board of Directors gineering, Inc., 264 Main Street (ACROSS FROM THI KFNCHTS OF COLUMtUS) chester. Conn., 06040. Interview in your home. Rd., E ast Glastonbury, Conn. David Roach, | In Manchester, Connecticut. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, PUBLIC HEARING ment building please caU 673- PUBLIC HEARING 315 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER area. Manchester, Conn. SALE OF REAL ESTATE Secretary Copies of Contract Documents CONNECTICUT 0639 weekdays tor an appoint­ BALE o r REAL ESTATE FURNITURE- reflnlsher. Bbt- Applicant must have a 'd e ­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS ment. Rental $126 dow^talrs, Jtwt Uks your own primts boms Help W anted —^ Male or Female 3 7 may be obtained by depositing l^ROPOSED ORDINANCE BOARD o r DIRECTORS 643-5135 perlenced preferred but will sire to work with newspa- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, M46 upstairs (Including car- twenty-five dollars ($25.00) arith NoUce Is hereby given that TOWN OF MANCHESTER. train the right man. Including perboys In the promotion CONNECTICUT PoUng.) O ct 1st occupancy. and servicing of their routes. the Engineers for eaqh set of the Board of Directors, Town of CONNECTICUT F r e t Hm I—F rtt H tt W attr— Frit Qis Ftr O ttkiig benefits. Apply in person at jHanchester, ConnecUcut, wUl PROPOSED ORODfANCB Adults. No pets. PART or full-time truck driver. MAINTENANCE man to do Watkins, 939 MiUn St., Man­ Must bo a high school grad­ MCDONALD’S Suburban — Unique G>mbination documents so obtain^. Each PROPOSED ORDINANCE Apply in person, Alear Auto genenil cleaning, six days a chester. uate vrith a good driving such deposit will be refunded If "bold a PubUc Hearing in the COVENTRY, 8-r^m furniabnl NoUce le hereby given that (A ll Major Hof point Appliancos) Parts, 226 Spruce, Manchester. week, I'i: liours per night. record. (Automobile fur­ IS NOW HIRING the drawings and Contract Doc­ Hearing Room at the Municipal ^ apartment, idaal location. the Board of Dtrectora, Town of Goo

H ow i For Sate 72 H o u s m For Sole 72 H o iis m For M A N CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBSR, CX)NN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 19fi9 72 Out of Town PAGE THIRTY-NINE JUffT LISTED — Benton St. Wonfed— Reol Esinte 77 Wanfed-^RealE8l«*»77 SnV^fi Somehow, RNA makea the do- Schools Just around the comer. WORLD For Solo 75 _ /’s» Widow ▼▼ IC lO W nor tissue acceptable to the re- MANCHESTER ALIi GASH tor your property LISTINGS wanted —f btqrers School A id Lovely 7-room house. Fireplac- VERNON within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, available, courteous, etOoleiA -— dpient. Ruling Gears ed living-. room, three bed- IN TOWN WAITI “It may be Qiat we have been Instant servloe. Hayss Aganey, service. Tour satisfacdon la Nixon Endorsement Boosts Tooms, aluminum storms and I HEAR A WALTZ Warns She’ll approaching the problem of Planning to buy in the low Waltz right in and steal this 646-0181. our concern. Call us now. Mor­ Plan Offered screens, modem bath A ct fast. transplants from the wrong di­ PR Firm On H ere’s a good sized 7-room 30’s. BE SURE 3TOU see this 7-room tri-level. Family rison Agency Realtor, 6^1016, Only (21,900. Keith Agency, LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre­ rection. Instead of using drugs Colonial that will accommo­ new Raised Ranch. Fire­ room, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, 648-0644. Kill Herself 646-4126, 640-1922. age. Large, unzoned parcels, ______Direct Election Amendment date your family and your place, bidlt-ln stove and carpeting, garage and more. to suppress the immune reac­ In Miebiffan all areas. Louis Dlmock Real- SELLING? Do business with Lobby Qiarge By CARL P. LEUBSDORF p ock otl^k . ’Thl^ home has ,'oven, two-car garage. % The niortgage is assumable. /(Coatfanied from Page One) tion In the recipient, which in the full Senate may be about must be approved by a two- MANCHESTER Green area — ty . Realtors, 649-9623. LANWNG, Mich. (AP) — Associated Prow Writer three good sized bedrooms, acre wooded lot. $29,990. The price is low, only $28,- one o f the oldest agencies in . . ^ leaves him vulnerable to dla- HARTFORD. Oonn. (A P ) — 12 start STcss and then be ratified by full baths, carpeted kitchen family room-kitchen com­ Bgrvlce call the Mitten Agen­ ^ b « k to the North (North neutralise the donor tissue so unveiled a sweeoing plan to re­ J , , ®®*‘l I*® **pects to pick up addi- three-fourts of the state legtols- with built-lns, living room with wise purchase. Hurry. Mr. with a nice ,yard under $80,- ruled that a public relatiom firm bination with built-in oven, RAY HOLCOMBE, Lewis, 6466306. cy, Realtors, member Multiple vfcwiam) and live there,” idle the recipient will accept it.” vamp Mch^gan’e school system, dent Nixon s endorsement has Uonal support following the de- lures to become effective, fireplace and wall to wall car­ 000. tor cash buyer. Soon as range and dishwasher, also Listing, 648-6980. Dr. JoUey said RNA-treated including a statewide property from New York did not lobby given a strong boost to chances f*®* “ f alternative proposals. Nixon prevtously had taken peting, finished fam ily room. REALTORS possible. Hutchins Agency, a screened i»rch, all car­ wnat I ask for is oompenaa- kidneys and livers have been tax to eliminate the traditicmal for General Assembly passage of getting a constitutional *>®PP«n«<* In the House the position It might be impoaal- Asking only $29,800. H. M. Realtors, 649-6824. peted floors and a paneled 644-1286 B & W “ "*••• eupport myaelf and aucceaafuUy trananlanted in district taxation. of a btli allowing state aid to amendment providing ter direct ®**®™®f*''® P'®n» ble to win state approval of s di- Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. rec room. The location is BARIWWa and WALLACE Co. PRIVATE party seeks 66 my two children.” -’ogs and that he hopes to do MlUlken also proposed state private and parochial schools. clrrUnn M .u defeated by narrow mar- rect election proposal. Just right for a growing Manchester Parkade house, low 20’s. F H A or ANNUAL TOWN husband, as an rrlth dog hearts, and per- P'^®‘®ents through gins but the final amendment Bayh said he t a w the Senate PARKADE Area — Six-room aid to parochial schools Tue6 Attorney General Robert K. fam ily and the price is only Manchester 6468306 assumable. Write Box mterpreter tor the UB . 8pecial •‘“ P* some day with humans. Cape featuring 1% baths, ga­ MANCHESTER — Two-story day in announcing the results of Killian said Tuesday that the '••'"ove a How rid e^ ^ $27,000. Call us for an ap­ West BoyUton, Mass. MEETING "Frang, was paid even wider appUcation, he rage. Won’t last long at $17,- home, two baths, 4-8 bedrooms, C O VE N TR Y — $11,600. Four a five-month study by his com- firm, Burke ft (torbln Associates pointment to Inspect. piasters a month, about ■“ ‘ ‘I. might be in inflammatory 900. H. M. Frechette, Real­ central location. Newer fur­ rooms with closed-ln porch. TOWN OF ANDOVFK m'sslon on edwational refotra. Inc., was hired by the Connecti­ dowmenf'lif th” dl‘**"t*'‘i *’* ***■ conditions such os arthritis tors, 647-9993. nace. Lot of house for $20,600. Aluminum siding. 28,000 square V e rn o n CONNECTICUT Tile state legislature begins a cut Ctotholic Committee on Ed­ ** * zupporl of direct election to take effect for the 1973 elec- Hayes Agency, 6460181. foot lot, 100’ frotitage. Ar­ ’The electors and citizens qual­ 1 . officer said a where the tolnts become In- «'v>c'ai s“ader EXKvard M. Ksn- MANCHESTER, In a central ly $29,900. Move in tomorrow. "Gee, Dad, you mean you used to play 'John Wayne' VERNON k’Hiw whether it could open this The report submitted, had it Uon with it the auxiliary is cwi- Committee quired by Plastiline Inc. of Directors named to three-year came from .Senate Republican t onirol Act. dlscm-ered the Senate JT- area with bus practically at T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- when you were a boy, tooh' fall until mid-S^)tember when been required. KlUlan said, 1877. Assumable 8-famlly, 8-8 du­ Mr. Clean, three-bedroom, Pompano Beach. Fla. -erms are Mrs. Raymond B. Leaite'r Hugh Scott who said the n a statement Tuesday Dodd nance Committee had attached the door. Neat four room house ducting a “Stage Door Jtimny” ^®®'’ Nuclear Test voters approved the necessary would have met state require­ plex plus 3-room flat. 3 bed­ 6% room Ranch. Wall to 4. To see if the town will vote Gowen. Dr. Donald G. Henni- Judiciary Committee probably declarad tta amendment would a rider etlmlnatlng ammunition o o n p ,...,, and "F o lly Dolly” contest. Present plans call tor the ex­ tax. ments for reports by lobbyists. rooms each side, 4-car ga­ w all carpeting, bulUt-ln an additional appropriation to ou.i, the Rev. Thomas J. Bar­ will report out the direct elec­ itr.p from the act "federal con- . . * umsanon heating system, tiled Various men’s and women’s pansion of the Vernon facility Milliken recommended a con­ Killian said the firm had no rect>rd-keeplng requirements oain, tri-ievel on wooded acre lot, 2 rage. Income $448. per OHt of Town oven and range, excellent the 19661970 Budget in the sum Called ‘Safe’ ry, Mrs. Paul Hillery, and Mrs. tion plan. trols over the sale of moat of modem kitchen (stove and re­ Out of Town organizations have been asked of AlUed Mold with addition of stitutional amendment that authority to hire Burke as a the 1968 Gun control Act. baths, first-floor family room, month. area. 10% down to qualified of $1,271.47 for Item L-1, Region­ Philip E. Sumner. Scott said he has favored an the ammunition produced In frigerator stay), basement. For Solo 75 to nominate candidates. Each IConMniuwi t____ n *"*" machinery. The In- would lower toe ceillnga on local lobbyist since the hiring group They contend toe rider would 2-car garage, privacy, top lo­ For Solo 75 buyers. Asking only $22,- al School District No. 8. (Coottnaed from Page One) creased output of plastic molds alternate plan which would re­ A m ericv especially .33-caltber Combination windows. Selling candidate’s picture appears on property taxes as a balance to The following comhiiltee was the Connecticut Catholic undo all the ammunition con­ cation. High 30’s. Hayes Agen­ 900. Call today. 8. To see if the town will vote chairmen were appointed lor tain the Electoral (tollege, but rlmtlre, the deadliest bullet of for $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real­ cy, 646-0131. Six-room Colonial, garage, a master bulletin board at Ootontowlon's evaluation of the '"’*** *** *“ ®^ ^ ® P®” "* toe proposed state property tax. Committee on Elducatlon. all.” trols hammered out In six VERNON — Prestige area. Im­ TOLLAND — $21,200, 6%-room an additional appropriation to the coming year; Robert J. " I will support whatever legisla­ tor, 643-1877. wooded lot, 87x180, bus Une, several supermarkets and rtoks and benefits Involved ® "* largest manu- Regarding aid to private and ri 4«3aed Oct. 1 weeks of arduous Senate debate maculate four-bedroom Coloni­ Ranch on large lot. Ideal for the 19661970 Budget of a sum Dlgan, gifts and bequests; Mrs. tion to reported to the full Sen­ The amendment was added In SEVEN - ROOM Ranch, 2'/4 good location. Priced right. H. M. FRECHETTE, everyone may vote lor his The State Department, h^ev- P‘P® parochial schools, Milliken said; lost year. Kennedy refused to PRIVACY — $28,000. Immacu- al, on wooded acre. Two- young family. 10 per cent favorite candidate at a penny not exceeding $7,800.00 for the Austin D. Beechler, finance; ate from the Senate Judiciary ‘ *'* 8®'’ ® ^ Finance Committee call the bill up unless the rider baths, fam ily room on main REALTORS er, has warned world shippers ‘ ®‘ *‘‘ **' "M any nonpublic schools are by Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, R- hUe Raised Ranch. Country car garage, two fireplaces, two down to qualified buyer. T.J. a vote. This money will also Board of Education, Item 213, Mrs. Olof Anderson, public T6 Committee.’ is withdrawn. floor, double garage. Wooded to stay out of the territorial wa- N. Barter to president in deep financial trouble. Many Utah, to a bill extending the kitchen, two fireplaces, recre­ EARLE EVERETT H baths, one full bath. Low Crockett, Realtor, ’Tqlland of­ 647-9993. go to help equip the children’s Teacher Salaries, lotions; Dr. Mather H. Nelli, Sen. Bthvard M. Kennedy, as- , , ■ _ " acre lot. $86,800. Hiitchlns ters of AmcMtka. °f Plastiline and Frank Mayer of them have closed and many Hurricane Inga The Interest Equalisation Act ation room, garage, patio, 30’s, for quick sale. Hayes fice, 878-6279. scholarship and loon; Mrs. slstant Democratic leader, aald ^ ‘i“ * “ * » ‘ ton Tax. ,, consldenxl an Important Agency, Realtors, 649-8824. REAL ESTATE playroom. ’The organizaUon ®- ** Dr. Clarence E. Larson, an *’*®" named general man- more are destined to close un­ Is consideied an important part huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen­ Agency, 646-0181. which sponsors the winning can- approve the Fire Ctommis- Gowen, nominating. Puls on Brakes he hoped to see prompt action ^ rfforu to fight a ABC commissioner, says the ®*®*’ ^® 'n®®* operation. Bat- less they are helped.” bai- cy, Rcalitors, 6466324. C O VEN TR Y — Boliton, line. didate in each category will re- 8*°"®™’ request to the Board of Malthcw M. Morlarty and A. 643-1534 646-0191 test would have a magnitude of *®'" ®®**^ *^®^ company will His commission recommend­ . . ----- Sacre- COVENTRY — Brand new B%- Four-room Ranch, fireplace, celve a $6 savings bond. Finance for $6000.00 to replace Raymond Rogers Jr., former MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane ^ b t o M toto™m\“ \ o ‘ to «i"conlrove?!toi ® MANCHES’TER _ Well land­ RANCH VERNON 6.8 on the Richter scale and that **® °P"*'ated as a wholly owned ed that the legislature pay half tary of the Treasury David M. room Ranch with a 20 mile treed, privsite yard, near shop­ The candidates for file Folly ^® present emergency truck principal of Manchester High Inga alowed to a crawl some 336 scaped six-room Ranch. 8 ^ the posBibUlty o f an eartoqt^ke ■"•>®llland Dated at Andover, Connecti­ ment, 2-car garage, $28 - Planning to buy in the low four bedrooms, 'large living J. Crockett, Realtor, Tolland CARRIAGE REALTY Brtttoh Oolumbians, mindful The parent company recentlj Education, now elected by parti­ ter said the storm was moving He came out for the House pro- repealer, Dodd aald earlier Control Act which the Bennett $18,800 — SEVEN-ROOM house Juniors, and Carol McEvoy, cut, this 29th day of September Goes to Qty’o Heart 900. 30’s? BE SURE you see this room with cathedral celling office, 8766279. - 643-1111 of the damage done Canada’s reported record sales tor the san ballot. toward the north-northeast at 3 p ^ under which the candidate > a r administration offl- rider attacks requires parsons on acre’ lot. Aluminum siding, Jaycee Wives. 1969. new four-bedroom Colonial. with full-wall fireplace, family West Coast by the Alaska earth------first--- six months uiof im>v1969 orof 43.9 $3.9 In Its place, Hllllken’s com­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A to to miles an hour. Top winds with tta most popular votes ,-l«ls told hU Jiidirtary sub- purchasing ammunition to storms and screens, garage. Stage Door Jerfmny: Steve Wooded % acre lot. 2>/4 style kitchen, with built-ins and BOLTON — Large center h a ll, ______P ercy B. Cook, quake of 1964. wdilch registered '"HUon and inci cased earnings mission has proposed a state di­ Board of Supervisors’ commit­ were estimated at 80 miles an would be elected. A runoff be- committee the gun control law record their namee, addrasasa Merten, Rotary; Jerry Rem- Immediate occupancy. Bel Air PHILBRICK AGENCY baths, stove, dishwasher, glass sliding door, large fin­ 3-bedroom L-Ranch. Double VERNO N_Love a spectacular John C. Hutchinsem, 8.4 on the Richter scale, asked of 3370,363,*S7n aa.a aftci' >taxes.----- Plastl- rector of education, appointed tee to recommending that San hour. tween the two leaders would be h a j been effective and no and ages, and show dealers poa- Real Estate, Vincent A. klewicz, Jaycees, and Bob two-car garage. $33,800. ished rec room with huge stone garage, 1% acre wooded lot. view ’ ’Dila spacious 8-room Leon Palmer, their government to press the llne shares are traded on the by toe governor and confirmed Francisco adopt an official "A t such slow speeds,” fore­ reoulred If no candidate polled changee were needed. lllve Identification. BogginI, Realtor, 643-9332. Realtors 646-4200 Ooppertone built-lns, natural Velardl, Lions. song. fireplace, three full baths, Colonial with 2-car garage has Board of Selectmen United States for a delay in the over-the-counter market. by the Senate. casters said, "the track may be­ at least 40 per cent of the vote. view of this apparent con- Bupporters ■^pponers orof u>ethe provisionpiovtoton trim, two fireplaces, private. Town of Andover That’s right, "I Left My Heart come erratic. All Interests In Bayh said he hones tor action nu<. hr mid. there shoukl br contend It discourages purchase CONVENIENTLY l o c a t e d ______separate tiled laundry room, everything. Ideal executive lo­ test. Orange Meeting RAY HOLCOMBE, $24,600. Meyer Agency, Real­ Connecticut in San Francteco.” Bermuda are urged to keep In bv the Judiciary Committee In new hearings before hto group ammunition hv criminals, seven-room Colonial, double 122,800 — NEW Raised Ranch, two-car garage. Many extra cation. Immediate occupancy. Canada has said it will biU the Vernon Grange will meet Fri­ REALTORS tors, 643-0609. Maddox’ Unicycle The city’s Convention and Vis­ close touch with future adviso­ the second or third week of Oc- to determine what the Bdminto- garage, four bedrooms. Im­ features. $42,800. U & R Realty $36,900. Cantor ft Goldfarb United States for any damage. day tor a "Harvest Supper” at Ruidter Cut 3 bedrooms, garage, 180x200’ itors Bureau told the supend- ries as a slight turn to the left of mediate occupancy. Pasek 644-1285 Co., Inc., 648-2692. R. D. Mur­ C O VEN TR Y — $14,900. Seven- Realtors, 6468442, 878-6244. A’TLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Gov. InA3I A-vibPort Albeml,AJuvnUf whichwiucn suf 6:30 ^ p.m...... *-*^*Members441^^30 are request*request- tober and said ” lt probably will tration position Is. I J n r m a n o f W l> r k treed lot. Hutchins Agency TOWN OF DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Reg­ aors’ Cultural Affairs Commit­ the forecast track would in­ Realtors, 289-7478, 742-8243. dock, Realtor. room Cape. Pull cellar, 1% — ------— Lester Maddox finally has a cy- fered $1.5 million in damages *** food made with pro- ta on the floor the last part of CTlslmlng support of 47 Bm is Is "Music U the most important Realtors, 649-8324. MANCHESTER gie Rucker, a rookie paes re­ tee Tuesday that lyricist Doug­ creaae the threat to the Island.” baths, buU6ins, four bed­ when struck by1... a_ tidal» ij- , wave------duce from their own gardens November. A Judiciary sub- sponaors for hto proposal, Ben- thing In my life.” says Mika OLAS’TONBURY—Gracious six- W liilc B Join Blacks ®*® ^® ^® backward while ceiver from Boston University, las Cross and composer George , Early today the hurricane I/5VELY imhiaculate six-room HIGHWOOD Drive, better than TWO-FAMILY. 8-8, 2 seperate from the 1964 earthquake, the Dessert and coffee will be fur­ committee, a majoiitv of which neU eaUI there had been wide Reid. You'd have a hard time room Ranch on almost four rooms. Pasek Realtors, 289- ST. LOUIS (AP) — For the **® forward—a unlcycle. was among seven players cut Cory had offered the original Cape, wooded lot, fireplace, heating systems, handy to bus ASSESSORS was centered near Lattude 99.3 opposes direct election, has prtAesU from sportsmen about ctNivIncIng the Navy football new. 7-room Colonial with ev­ 7478, 742-8243. Bill Wolcott, 868- first time in Southern BapUst "^® one-wheeler was present- City Council outlined action to nished. The lecturer vdll pre­ Wednesday by the Dallas Cow­ full cellar. Fifteen minutes to beautiful acres. Immense liv­ manuscript and promised to see north, Ixmgitude 63.3 west. passed the matter on to the full what they regaided as burden- tram. erything, over 2800 sq, ft. of and schools. $24,900. Phllbrick 1868. history, one of the denomlna- ^ ^® governor—along with a be taken should the sea again sent a program following the boys at the Natlansl FootbsU ing room has floor to celling OFFICE that there would be no commer­ Inga became a hurricane committee. aomr record-keeptng require- Reid, a 6-foal-3, 340-pound ds- Manchester. $18,800. Meyer graceful living area. Prime lo­ Agency Realtors, 646-4200. sweep through the ocean inlet regular meeting. League. Agency, Realtors, 643-0600. brick fireplace. Thermopane N O im r^ IS ,:^ ~ N ew Six- 41 CENTER ST. cial advertising on the song If Tuesday after dawdling In the Bavh estimated the direct menu In oonneetton with f nelve tackle tor FWnn State cation, top quality and unique tlons, Christ Memorial Baptist birthday ’Tuesday. that leads to the city ■^e Venum Junior Grange However, Rucker and three MANCHESTER an excellent lo­ windows throughout. Low BO’a. room Raised Ranch, 1% baths. the cMy adopts It. Atlantic for more than two election proposal hiiut at least purchssee of ammunition. |>)ayed barely half of Saturday’s floor plan makes this an out­ '* Church here, has also Joined a ^ ^®^^ you,” said the de­ MANCHESTER, CONN. The 8,000 member United Saturday at 2 p.m. others were Invited by Coach DELM ONT St. Possible four cation is Just one. of the many Evans & Clapp, 460 Main St., Committeemen recommended weeks. It gained, then lost inten­ nine of 17 votes In Jddlclary, Tta Interest Equalization Act 40-23 trouncing of Navy. What standing offering. Huyes Agen­ lighted Maddox who shines at OFFICIAL NOTICE Fishermen and Allied Workers ® Program termed "Autumn Tom Landry to Join the Cow­ bedrooms. Under $28,000. Call fine features of this spacious Manchester, 647-1464, 623-4803. orace Acre f t’ denomlnaUon. toe NaUon- that the full board a tk ^ the sity as it moved to the east and and possibly more. ' legally expired at midnight time he ihd play wae spent In cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Hun 12^ , ^ 1 • ^ Baptist Convention, U.S.A. riding bicycles backwards, "my Inhabitants of the Town ol Union Joined the 136,000-mem­ Fun.' boys’ taxi squad. 6460191, Flnno Agency. 10-room Colonial. Five bed­ song. then north of Puerto Rico. While he estimates supporters Tuesday ahd tta bill sxtendlng tha Navy backfield. dler, 6467613. $26,900. Hayes Agency, 646- ^ ow dually aligned both with next term In office I ’ll ride this Manchester are hereby notified ber Britirii Columbia Federa- rooms all on the second floor into the door.” that: and still a walk-up attic. First EAST HARTFORD ___ 1 ______toe big white , and black conven- tloa of Labor in protesting the $19,900 RANCH. Five rooms, ’The one-wheel, no handlebars Oct. 1 of each year is the as­ floor offers a large front to SOUTH Windsor — Gracious tlons, the church’s pastor, the test. MANCHESTER three bedrooms, new kitchen 7-room Custom Cape, Alex­ unlcycle is the sixth cycle Mad­ sessment date In Manchester, ONE-STOP SERVICE back living room, paneled sun- country living but not remote. '^®''- Little, said It was ” a Amdiltka to 1,400 mllee from cabinets. Beautifully landscap­ ander Dr., 4 bedrooms, 2 dox has received since taking Ctonn., and all personal p n ^ rty Custom built, new oversized ed lot. A better buy by Phil- porch, formal dining room and 8Vi-room Ranch, 2% baths, 2- saying to black Baptists, Anchorage, the nearest large fireplaces, 2 full baths, 2 office three years ago, but the must be declared to the asses­ Nm FOR ALL YOUR 8-room Colonial. First-floor brick Agency, Realtors, 646- a large kitchen that leads to a car garage, 28’ flreplaced llv- 'Tou have something to give to population center, but less than ‘ Mmitf'NSilp car garage, wooded lot. $32,- others were ordinary two whee­ sor by the owner during the family room with stone fire­ 4200. spacious family room. Finish­ 900. Ing room. Low 80’s. Elvaiui ft help me, and I have something 700 miles from the Soviet Un­ CAR NEEDS! place. largo living room, ed rec room In the basement, Clapp, 460 Main St., Hanches- to learn from you’.” month of October to avoid a ten ion’s Kam diatka Beninsula. formal dining room and per cent penalty imposed by Savings You Con'l Bccit M in itA u to SNOW TINE SALE! COBURN Rood, we have listed 2t4 baths, three fireplaces, CARRIAGE REALTY ler, 647-1464, 628-4398. fam ily styled kitchen with 2 colonials on this fine resi­ built-lns, 2-car garage. Large the Connecticut State statutes. VERNON—New eight-room Co­ Any wtirrc' built-lns, tour large bed­ dential street, both have 3 bed­ well landscaped yard. Priced 643-1111 Persmial property consists of: lonial. City sewers and water. rooms, 214 baths, two-ear rooms, garages, and are in in the upper 40’s. U * R NOTICE— PUBLIC HEARING Aircraft, machinery, water pow­ Black Skin garage. Aluminum and stone excellent condition. T. J. Garage, fireplace. Only $80,- er, dams, horses, cattle, sheep, Realty Co.. Inc., 648-2692. Rob- COVENTRY — Ftour-iroom house BOO. Pasek Realtors, 2867476, ADDlTIONiO. APPROPRIATIONS siding. One acre treed lot. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ert D. Murdock, Realtor. goats, swine, poultry commer­ with attached garage on one- 742-8243. Bruce LltUe, 644-0122. Executive location. $44,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS cial furniture and fixtures, Turns White fAMOOS W 'N" “ iljr MANCHESTER —’Two-familj^ MANCHESTER — Georgian Co­ aore landscaped lot and dog EAST Hsulford — Seven-room boats, farming tools, tractors, B-B, 84x140’ lot. ’Two-car ga­ lonial with Spanish Influence. kennels. Completely fenced (Oontiniied from Pago Ono) Split in wonderful family TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CX)NNECTICUT road machinery, farm produce, u & R REALTY CO. rage. Flano Agency, 646-0191. Seven spacious rooms, central in. In low 20’s. c o il 742- inheel NUGNMEHT neighborhood. Pour bedrooms, mechanic’s tooks, goods of i aUn came from a white man 643-2692 convenient location, 1^ baths, 9262. family room, garage, many ex­ Notice is hereby given that the Board of Dtroctors, ’IV>wn of. “ ^“ liir^rs, traders, and mer who died ahorUy after she en­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor MANCHESTER fireplace, wall to wall carpet­ SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch Hill. tras. $27,900. Evans ft Clapp, Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the ®banta, utility equipment and tered the hoqritaL She now fans ing, select oak flooring. ’Two- MAKE AN OFFER . . . Raised Ranch, modem kitch­ 460 Main St., Manchester. 647- Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Man- fixtures and all other taxable large patches of vdilte skin on 4 8 8 car garage, city utUitles. Many On this six-room Colonial. en with built-lns formal din­ 1464, 638-4393. cheater, Connecticut, Tuesday, October 7, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to e-oods. her torso, front and back. host CAR* SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2V4 til­ more exciting extras. Morri­ Winter is on the way imd ing room, cathedral ceiling consider and act on the toUowing: ~Do Not Declare Real Estate Mrs. Price, 46, a tall, slender ed baths, large family room, son Aency, Realtor, 643-1018. out of state owner has to and fireplaces in living room R ^ C K V IL L ^ - - N o r th e ^ sec­ or Registered Motor Vehicles In dcmieatic worker, sajrs she has 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, OUR n K in * 2 * m r sell this home now! Even ond fam ily room, two full Uon, 7-room older Colonial withj .,- Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Manchester. Hved happily, grateful to be full insulation, porch, city utll- if it metuis a loss. CjiJl Mr. baths, two-car garage, three- aluminum siding and porch, 3 Budget 1969/70, General Manager ...... 328,128.00 Attention; You May Be En­ alive. She says she hiss over- lUes, built-lns, extra largo 2- tots For Soio 73 to finance a portion of the Community Develop­ Rogdan now for appolnt- zone heat, wooded lot. Phll­ or 4 bedrooms, fam ily kitchen. titled to an Exemption. oome resentment she felt upen car garage, near school, treed ment Action PIm Program, to be financed by an meut to inspect. 040-8306 or MARLBOROUGH — 2H acres. brlck Agency, Realtors, 646 Well landscaped. Walk to 1. Veterans of any war pe­ learning white skin had re- lot, excellent location. Charles 878-0611. increase in General Fund Revenue by funds re­ High wooded secluded location. 4200. schools and shopping,. $24,900. ptsced black. Losperance, 649-7620. ceived from the State o# Connecticut Department riod— (a ) I f you have filed Only $3,900. Pasek Realtors. Rowe ft Rowe Realty, 878-3167. of Community Affairs. your honorable discharge " I was seU-oonsetous shoot K 289-7478. Bruce Little, 644-0123. HEBRON—For the horse lover. for a long tim e,” she said in an IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY— B & W BOL’TON — Six-room Ranch. papers with the Town O erk REPEATED FOR A SECOND BIG WEEK! Custom built Ranch. Six acres Proposed additional ap'propriatlon to General Fund tntervlew. "I was afraid of wliak T-r^m Raised Ranch, HARROWS and WALlJlCE Co. NORTH COVENTRY Oarage, carpeUng. Acre treed of Manchester before Oct. 1, baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry with outbuildings. Owner Flor­ Biu$g«t 1968/70, Senior Citizens Center...... $1,700.00 1969. m y friends would think. But it Manche.'ttor Parkade ida bound. . Pasek Realtors, lot. Dead-end street. Im ­ to partially offset the coet of the Hot Lunch Pro­ COM PLETE PREMIUM room, built-ins, plastered WOODED 3 ACRES $5,500 2. Disabled Veterans— turned out they didn’t pay imy Mtinche.sler 6468306 mediate occupancy. Only $38,- gram, to be financed by an increase in Miscel­ Ideal tor suburban privacy MLS. 2867478, 742-8348. attention at aU. Like me, walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ 800. Pasek Realtors, 2867476, laneous Revenue. (a) If you have filed your PRICES SLASHED 12 TO 26% OXFORD Street — Seven-room or may be sub-divided. Long they’re Just taippy I’m aUve.” ties, near school, 36day occu­ VERNON — Drive by 107 HarU 743-8243. honorable discharge papers BRAKE OVERHAUL pancy. Built by Ansaldl. Colonial In choice area. Older iXKul frontage. Easy access Drive, o ff Taylor St., three Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund with the Town aerk of Man­ Mrs. iPrlce spent five months Charles Lesperance, 649-7630. homo completely rebuilt. to new Rte. 6. Numerous bedroom Ranch, attached ga­ Budjget 1969/70, Recreation Department ...... $1,600.00 chester and in the University of Southern Three room.s down, three up CalUornia-Oounty Medical Cen­ possibilities. The price is rage, carpeting, built-in stove VERNON to finance a competitive swim program, to be (b) If you have filed a cer­ financed by an increase In General F\md Revenue T u t o s n o w B R E S plus finished attic. Two full right, location outstanding, tificate of disability with the ter, tour of them under sedzdlon and oven. Fine condition. Re­ Fees throu^ famUy memberships. GARDNER & FERN STS. baths, modem kitchen. Only potential great. Why delay? tired owner anxious to move. CREAM PUFF!! assessors showing the per­ to ward off pain. $27,800. T. J. Crockett, Real­ tlall Mr. Lewis, 649-8306. • Mftsivt widt flat 4 rib triad Only $21,900. CaU Ray Hol­ centage of disabUity obtain­ “ When the bandages finally tor, 643-1877. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund 4.68 cleared, and treed acres combe, Realtors, 644-1388. Three-bedroom Ranch, 1(4 Budget 1969/70, Building Inspection Department.. $1,300.00 ed from the Veterans Admin­ came off and I found that about -- MOITCAM • Daap action anglid lalf ctaaning claats half of me was white, ril admit 3 3 ^ with 641’ frontage. Half mile B & W baths, big eat-in kitchen, for maintenance Improvements in the West Side istration. ‘ VERNON—Nutmegger hall en­ I was worried some,”Mie re­ OUROPCRTCWlUl to Richard Martin School, BARROWS and W’ALLACE Co. Hotpolnt built-ins, big liv­ Recreation Building, to be financed by ' lncrease In (c) If you have reached the- • Full 4*ply bruiM«ratittant nylon cord trance, 6H-room Ranch. Built- rents (Income from rentals West 8i^ Recre­ called. “ But after they told me I 8 building lot potential. E x­ COLONIAL Manchester Parkade ing room, carpeting, ga­ to r age of 85 and were receiving * 5Sf«sh?** lns, ceramic bath-vanity, wall ation Building). had been dying and 'that the pandable older home. Gooed Earle Everett Real Estate. 648- pated from Grant to cover heating system and 3. The Blind- and it's hardly noticeable at REALTOR—MLS lot. garage, $29,9(X1. k\>r fur­ 1834, 646-0191. ' C. B. GOVANG Improvements in school buildings. an.” " Should be notified that proof 643-6321. ther information call REAL ESTATE t 1 Mrs. gvtce said racial preju­ CENTER of Town. . .approxi­ of their disability must 1 be SOUTH WINDSOR Proposed additional appropriation. Water Depart­ dice was not the cause of her mf/iTAuro mately 2% acres, 'all in ” B” Post Road Plaza filed with the Town Clerk. ment Budget 1989/70, contribution to tbs Reserve worry. " I t was the dlsoolara- D O O K B U S n R SIX—ROOM CAPE. Flreplaced zone. All utilities on the site. Immaculate 8H room Route SO, Vernon 4. 'Fairmers— PHILRRICK AGENCY Fund ...... $106,778.00 tion," toe said, “ nobody sraids living room, three bedruoms. Ideal for multiple dwellings. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living 643-9674 872-4168. to be financed by an IncrssAe In Revenue, Sale of Application tor exemptlan of m e t to be two oolors.” full heated basement. Low 6-16-J200 T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 643- room with wrall to wall car­ Land to State of Connecticut. These additional livestock, poultry an^ ma­ Member NISARC computer The only after effect Mrs. 20’s. Wolverton Agency. Rt-al- 1877. peting, kitchen and dinette funds will be received from the Stats as result of chinery must be filed with service. condemnation proceedings. Price feels Is 'T Just can’t stand tors. 6462813. area, buiK-lns, tiled baths, the assessor during the month A P P R O X IM A T E LY four acVes heat I used to work in a kum- TWO-FAMILY flats ;— Masonry attached garage, "bonus of October each year. COM PLETE TUHE-UP prime land. Near community Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund dry but I had to ghre that up be­ LAR G E L Ranch. Seven rooms, construction. East ('enter St. feature" screened porch and 8. Elderly Home Owners— college site and new Route 6. BOUTH WINDSOR 8(4 room Budjget 1969/70, Board of Education ...... $46,761.00 cause anything over 80 degrees fireplace. buUt-ins, IH baths, location. $29,900. Phllbrlck patio. A like-new home! For to establish an account tor Project Outdoors, to I f 88 or older and subject to $21,800. Phllbrick Agency. Ranch, one-third dowrn as­ midtes me feel Uke I want to lALL PARTS AND LABOR INCLUDED! W H E E L S huge recreaUon room, garage, Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. only $26,700. Call us to In­ be financed by an increase in S t ^ Aid, approv^ certain other limited cendi- Realtors, 646-4200. sumes B(i per cent mortgage. Jump out o f m y sidn. Now I do E X P E R T S I EXPfMT trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen spect! by the Department of Health, Education and W ^ tions, may qualify for a ■ALANCEO SY cy. Realtors, 649-6334. MANCHESTER — Over 78 list­ Immediate occupancy, rec baby sitting, or take care of eld­ LUMICATION fare' under a Grant Title 3, Elementary and $1,000 exemption and tax P R E C IS IO N A O J U S T M I ings from $10,800 up. If you room, double gtifage, $33,900. Secondary Bducatkm Act, revlaed May 1967, Public erly folk, wtatever I cad get.” for moot TWO -family, 68 Duplex, 2 are Usiklng. for a good house R*sort Property U & R REALTY CO., INC. Hayes Agency 646-OiSl. Law 89-10, Section 301-306. freeze. AppHcaUon should be Mrs. Price says the fire start­ ■ U B S L E A L I N I N G CUANKO A Amoficon Carg years old, carpeted,, stoves, re­ call the Mitten Realty, Real­ made to the Assessor’s Office ed after toe srent to Meep smok­ PACNKO WITH For Sob 74 EILLINGTON — 8-room Ranch, 1 7 8 8 ■ A L A N C E R ! S A F E T Y Asl* Tilt 4mi net frigerators, convenient loca­ tors, 643-6930. 643-2692 Proposed additional appropriation, General Fund after October 1, 1989 and ing s cigarette. "I atiH smoke,” INCLUDES WEI8HTE, iNKATMSItTANT 4.000 imle BOLTON LAKE Year 'round 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 1(4 Budget 1969/70, contribution to Oapltal Improve­ before December 1, 1988. SPECIALS tion to schools and shopping. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor toe says, "but you can bat I FRECI INSPECnONI' MANCHESTER Quaint CMpe, 4>ii room hoqie. Oil hot water baths, washer, dryer, stove 8MKASK1 M4l«4 letoMtieiW Immediate possesion. Prin­ ment Reserve Fund ...... $186,800.00 8. Public Act 496- don’t smoke In bed.” good condition, 2 or 3 bed­ heat, 180' of lake frontage wtth\ and refrigerator, 2-cs|r garage. to be financed by an increaae in MlscellaneoiM eoRimintwuj ciples only. $39,800. 647-1823. Applicatlon must be mode an­ After firs years. Dr. JoOay rooms. fireplace, nicely land­ trees and privacy. Enclosed Owner will flnanc^. $23,000’. Revenue Sale of Land. These additional fiaxto wtn BOL’ nually, during September and says he ton cannot account tor CAPE—Six room, three or four' scaped lot. garage. Priced for porch. Immaculate condition. Rowe ft Rowe Realty, 878-3167. be received from the State of Coimecticiit aa . a i«- , c ililitornta style hom e., S bed- _ suit of condemnation proceeilbiga. ^ October tor preferentialv land the iBccess of treattag burns . bedrooms, built-in bookshelves quick sale. $24,900. Call Paul Hurry! Hayes Agency, 646-OlSI. rooms, large encloaed^ porch UOONN AREA — 8bedroom •asesament on Farm. V^rrat wllh skin soaked la s sotnUoa ef e MjsftttotogGtMtonrigttolss and drawers. Wooded lot. Han­ tWH TIRE and AUTO W. Dougan, Realtor. 649-4633. ReeoluUcn supporting Open Space Application lor and Open Space L a M . ^ RNA, one o f the stibataaess la dy location. $21,600. A better with sundeck overlooking lake. Ranch, living room with. flre- Out of Town acqulslUon of Reaerveir Waterrited of Manchester AH Property Owners—I f you\ the nooleua of cells which goor- e AfJtotsttwalftilfAMtoJto buy by PhUbrick Agency, Real­ RANCH — 6(4 rooms, first Phllbrick Agency, lllealtora, ptace, recreation room with Water Company. have changed your aildraae In tors, 6464200. floor, plus finished rec room For Solo 75 6464200. fireplace, basement garage, arn the manufacture of new tla- Minit Auto SERVICE CENTERS yaar. yon ehacM in basement, sunken formal large lot with beautiful view. aoe. It seems to Inhibit tisaua VERNON—Five-room Ranch on HEBRON — B(4-room Ranch notify the aaseamr-a o M c TH R E E FAB4ILY—Kitchens and dining room with beamed cell­ Pk>ufe-Hill Realty. 433-1838. JOHN I. OAR8IDB JR.. Saowtary Inflamstton. MANCHESTER BERLIN MERtOEN a high and dry treed lot. Fam ­ on heavily wooded lot. full week day batwasn 8:90 WATERBURY SPRINGFIELD bathrooms recently -fnodernlz- ing. and mediterranean decor, Board of Dtrecton ” 1hs straage thing Is that Ibis ily sized kitchen, styiclous llv- baaement, rear porch, many COVENTRY — Seven acres a m. and 4:30 p.m. 989 Mfsel Mtofte Teeepfte Wsbsise taears Flaas GcaiOMawHMl PImmm ed. Central location. Dera lot. 2 full baths, one off master soaking need be done only to the Elxcellent income Ing,I"" room three bedrooms.' extras Includsd In the sale plv* five-room older home. P Joaaph Manphy. donor tianae, not to the reel- MMaiGvtf CMiMe propM y. bedroom, screened porch, $28.. Dated at Manchester, Connsctlcut. $88,900. PhUbrick wolk-out, basement. $22,800. price. Fine residential area. ' Barn and outbuildings. Ideal ptoog.” he sold. “ Mrs. Price, ior Agency, 900. Phll|)rick Agency Real­ this twenty-fourth day of Realtors, 646S847. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 648- tor horses. 318,800. Meyer Dated at Mancbaater. Oat 1 . hMdsaea. received as R IfA la- OPEN MONDAY THR U FRIDAY 9 to 9 a SATURDAY 9to6 tors, 646(1300. 649-2818/ September, 1968 1877. Agency. Realtors, 843-0809. /

, a PAGE FORTY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 iHanrbi^Bt^r lEa^ntng Herald Most Manchester Stores Open Until 9 O’Clock Tonight Center Congregational Church The Junior high Miethodist About Town Bible study group will meet to­ youth . fellow^ip and the Weiss Feels State Bill morrow at 1:16 p.m. in the Rob­ trustees of South’ United Nteih- Avwage Daflyr N«t Prem Rbn Any Manchester Catholic Boy bins Room of the church. odist Church will each meet in Scout interested in attending a the church Friday'aK^30 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHYi A e Wepk fflHded st^tual weekend camp-out Permits Case Mu Option M anchester Jaycee Wives will PORTRAITS SeptemiMr n , IM i The Weather from Friday through Sunday meet tonight at 8 at the Village. at the Holy /Partilly Retreat ManchestCT-BoJtoh Welcome Town Manager Robert Weiss Qpntributions from state bonds Continuing rain, heavy at Lantern Beauty Salon. (After a. is renewing his efforts for state COMMERCIAL Monastery, Fhrmlng^on, should Wagon Club will hold a famUy and from federal open-space w y ' times, with chance of thunder­ wig demonstration, the club will picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. at Gay^ acquisition of Case Mt. and has grants. r,' contact Eidward J. Ward, 144 have a business meeting at the PASSPORTS / 15,775 showers. Tonight’s low about 60. Greenwood Dr. The program (Sty State Park, Hebron. Each rekindled the' possibility that a Rain ending gradually tomor­ home of Mrs. Donald Fogg, 73' $60,000 state bonding item Should the hemline Still show V will include discussion periods Paulknor Dr. family will bring lunch. All _ WEDDINGS Manchester— 4 Ciiy of Vitiate Charm row. High 66 to 70. conducted by Passionist priests, newcomers are invited. For might still be used for taking . after you have lengthened your A VOL. LXXXIX, No. 2 nature studies by professional more information, contact Mrs. an option on the land there. daughter’s dress, sew arrow or ™S SAUM NASSIFF CAMERA A PHOTO (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) David Tarbat of Danbury will two of rlckrack around it. Add O ------______rtnaa BlANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1969 (Claaelfled Advertising on Page SS) naturalists, and narcotic lec­ Alexander Twombly III, 525 \- Sec. 2 of the 1969-70 Omnibus V ______eSO 'TOAO PRICE TEN CENTS tures conducted by the Con­ apeak about "W hat Has God Gardner St. Bonding Bill (substitute for the same trim to collar or cuffb ^ 991 MAIN ST., M A N C H E ST E R —-643-7369 Promised for Here and Now" at necticut State Police. Food will House Bill 5746) reads, "Feasi­ t o complete the effect. a .special evangelical service to­ be prepared and served bv the Miss Sharon Douton, daugh­ bility study for a state park at Passionist priests. night at 7:30 at the Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Sts. ter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Case Mt., M anchester, $50,000," Douton of 80 Bretton Rd., re­ and that is how Donald C. Jackie Claims Seniors at East Catholic High Waddell School PTA will have cently was elected secretary- Mathews, director of the State ^Pious. •. Baloney’: School will hold a paper drive treasurer of her dormitory at’ Park and Forest Commission Photograplier Sunday afternoon in the school its first meeting of the season tonight alt 8 in the school aud- Bucknell University, Lewlsburg, has interpreted the proposed parking lot. For pick up service, Pa., where she is a Junior appropriation. ilOlTSE Harassed Her Hartford Renewal call R. Chapman, 22S Hollister litbrlum. Mel Sfebold of the majoring in elementary educa­ Mathews, on July 7, said that NEW YORK (AP) — A St. Proceeds will be used for Manchester Recreation Depart­ Going to Korea ment will be guest speaker, tion. that the $60,000 "is exactly for free-lance photographer who expenses of a foreign exchange Second Lt. Della Lupacchino, that, a feasibility study, and for SPECIAL Re N ixon took ptetu’ea of John F. student from Bolivia. ITWCA classes for men, wom­ daugter of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco nothing else and certanly not Kennedy Jr. and his mother, President Frederick W. Lowe ATLANTIC C3TY, N. J. (AP) JacqueOne Onaaaia, hb^dlng en, and teen-agers scheduled to Jr. of Manchester Community Lupacchino of 79 S. Adams St., for an option (to purchase the ment F. Haynsworth to the Su­ 1,000 convention delegates to ex­ Army-Navy Oub Auxiliary will leave tomorrow for Korea FOR — AFLrCao President George in Central Paiic last week will m eet tonight at 7:30 at* begin tonight at the Community College has been re-elected to 212 acres of Case Mt. land. ’’ preme Court. pel the International Chemical Y, 79 N. Main St., are: Begin­ where she will serve with the Mathews said tliat the $50,000 Meany accused President Nixon hah been charged wtth ha­ Rapped by Nixon Aide Meany said Haynsworth’s the clubhouse. Members are re­ the board of directors of the iiAiLlH: t ^ y o t "pious platitudes and Workers Union for Joining rassment by a Secret Service UB. Army Nurse Corps at the \ ners guitar, 7 to 8; Intermed­ for a feasibility study "is a^ Court ,of Appeals decisions have ______t minded to bring articles for a United Nations Association of blatant bakmey” to disguise Reuther’s Alliance for Labor agent gaanUng the child. cup auction. iate guitar, 8 to 9; ceramics, Connecticut. 43rd Surgical Hospital in Uljong- very unrealistic figure,” addng,* been anti-labor and anti-civil Action. 7:30 to 9; beginners Yoga, 7:30. bu. "I can’t even envision spending economic poUcles that are in- rights and that Haynsworth's Ron GeleBa, 38, of the By JOHN JOHNSTON MEN creasing unemployment in the Reuther formed the alliance Tomorrow morning classes are: The lieutenant is a 1966 grad­ but a small part of it.” He Bronx pleaded Innocent St. M ary’s Episcopal Guild The Junior choir of South ill nation. stock holdings in firnas which earfy this year with acting Pres­ Intermediate bridge for men uate of E ast Catholic High recommended "a couple of thou­ Wednesday in Ortndnal Court Governments apply them-' will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. United Methodist Church will had appeared in cases before ident Frank FiUsimmtma of the and women. 10 to 11:30; crew­ School and a 1968 graduate of Meany opened the convention and a heartng was ast for selves to the solution in the Parish Hall. Hostesses meet Friday at 3:30 p.m. at sand dollars, no more." him was unethical. 1.9-mlUion-member Teamatera el, 9:30 to 11; and oil paint­ St. Francis Hospital School of of the 13.e-milUon-member labor Got 16. contemporary problons' are Mrs. George Coupe, Mrs. the church. Weiss, on July 8, said that he Meany said the Supreme Union, which was expelled from ing, 9:30 to noon. R egistra­ Nursing, Hartford. She has Just agreed with Mathews, that "no federation with a sharp attack Cfourt has a major role in deter­ -Agent James KaJafKas with methods and speed Arthur Holmes, and Miss El­ on Nixmi’s anU-lnflatlon poU­ the AFL-CIO in 1967 on corrup­ sie Trouton. tion may be made immediate­ completed one year at the further funds should be spent mining the nation’s moral cU- tion charges. charged GlaleUa with hming antedating the horse and ly before each class. Little Flower of Jesus Fltzsimons General Hospital, BEEF ROLL cles, tax legislatlcHi and other -and shoving him and ”w«h on a study.” mate and that Haynsworth is poUcies of the RepubUcan ad­ Ironically, Reuther was a ma­ buggy era was the impres­ Pull Gospel Christian Fellow­ Mothers Circle will meet Fri­ Denver, Colo., after taking her "If, as explained by Math­ not quaUfied to sit on it. jor leader in the fight to oust the intent to annoy and alarm" Boy Scout Troop 167, iTxmsor- ministration. M$s. OnasMs and her 8-yeai^ sion Daniel P. Moynihan, ship, Interdenominational, 'will day at 8 p.m. at the home of basic training at Ft. Sam Hous­ ews,” Weiss said then, "the “There is no appeal from this teamsters from the federation. President Nixon’s special have a prayer service tomorrow ed by St. Bridget's Church, will Mrs. Philip Spina, 230 Scott ton, Tex, $60,000 is limited to a study and Meany said the Nixon poUcles court except to Heaven,” Meany old son. hold a paper drive Saturday o* tight money, high interest “nie 110,000-member chemical GaMla said, ’T was the assistant on urban affairs, a t 7:30 p.m. in Orange Hall. Dr. Mrs, Joseph Lawler is co- not to an option, then the fimds said in arguing that a Supreme workers Joined the alliance de­ starting at 9 a.m. in the church hostess. , should not be spent.” and federal budget cuts may Court Justice should be free of one who was harasaed." He left in addressing the As­ parking lot. For pick-up service eventuaUy curb the nation’s spite Meany's warning that any said kba. Onaasls told the Motmtain Liaurel Chapter Woman Arrested Today, Weiss said that he is aU suspicion of conflict of inter­ AFL-CIO union that did so sociated Press Managing chorus of Sweet Adelines will call Gene Cleary, 6 Cu.shman Royal Black Preceptory will not convinced that Mathews is LOAFERS worst Inflatlcm in 18 years, "but est. three agents with her, Ekiitors Association yes­ Dr., or Harold Giglio, 19 Tan­ not until you have a serious would face exptllsioh. "Break that man’s oSmera," rehearse tomorrow at 8 p.m. at meet Friday at 8 p.ifi-. in Jn Shoplifting right, despite the words spelled Other actkms before the labor The 76-year-old Meany brand­ terday at the Hartford Hil­ the Russion American Nation.il ner St. Orange Hall. out in the Omnibus Bondng Bill. by Commander unemirioirment problem. convention include plans to ex­ but he kxdced it in Ids car A young Hartford woman was Meany told more than l,ooo ed the auto workers-teamsters and refused to give up the ton. 2 Center, 211 Wethersfield A^;., pel one imion and raise dues by He said that he will check with alliance a "hostUe” Ubor organ­ Him. Congress is still operating on Hartford. Miss Heidi Ann Dellafera, arrested at Sears department delegates representing 122 14.6 million a year for some IS Marine Corps League Auxili­ store at the Parkade yesterday Leo V. Donohue, the state’s new isation set up to raid and other- the agricultural cycle that wna daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ finance commissioner, to deter­ unions that administration tax million members of remaining Mre. Onaaaia is no longer ary has been invited to attend and charged wfth shoplifting. pn^Fosals would favor big coi^ wlae compete with AFL-CTO entitled to SecrOt Service ail well and good In Jeffereon'a The nominating committee of cis Dellafera of 142 S. Lakewood the Installation of the Marino mine whether the $60,000 might LONG WEARING AFL-CIO unions. unions. day, he said. Only one approprt- Circle, has been named to the Jo-Ann Mastrangelo, who is poratlons at the expense of tax prOteOISon. but her ohUdren North United Methodist Church Corps League in Meriden on be used for an option. Both actions were linked, at The proposed dues increase aUon bill has been paasod in will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at dean's list at Wheaton College on probation in connection with ROUND TOE reUef for middle-income groups. least In part, with Walter Reuth- are eligible until they are 17. Saturday at 8 p.m. a matter in another town, was, Weiss said that he is proceed­ from 7 cents per member per Coiohne is 12 years old. the first three months of ths the church. for the 1909-70 academic year. ing under information given him the labor federation wUl er’s withdrawal of his United according to police, stopped in flgnT^ the administration's tax month to 10 cents will add $4 fiscal year, and that was sign­ Bert Dlttus, director of de­ Scars’ lot a!s she tried to leave by State Rep. Victor Tudan of Auto Workers from the federa- million to AFLrCIO Income, ed Tuesday. Almost all depart- Windsor, , co-chairmen of the proposals in Congi*ess. Uon lait year after a Wtter lead­ velopment and public relations with an $80 suede coat over her But it wlU not be easy, said bringing it to about $16.6 mlUion manta are still In the dark at Manchester Memorial Hos­ legislature’s State Development ership quarrel with APL -CIO a year. lOMUt their budgets. arm. She was stopped by Sears’ the 75-year-old "Mr. Labor,” be­ President (3eorge Meany. pital, will attend the second an­ fashion department manager, Conunittee, which recommended 'The money ts used for the fed­ Q v a R ig h t s Moynihan lncori>orated this the $60,000 Ixmdlng item. cause "Washington is crowded The loss of Reuther's 1.6 mil­ B-U-Y FAMOUS nual New England Hospital Klaus Burchard. today with weU-heeled lob­ eration’s programs to organise axample in developing hie theme Weiss .said that Tudan had lion auto workers left a finan­ Public Relations Association Burchard said there was byists” seeking to protect big new workers, lobby in Congress that the gap between technolo­ (NEHPRA) Institute to be held another woman with Miss told him that it had been "the cial hole of about $1 million a gy and lU application must be business tax advantages. year in the federattem’s income. and' conduct other business of Controversy in Hartford Friday. Several Mastrangelo. The other woman Intent” of the committee to rec­ the nation’s labor movement. narrowed If societies are to sur­ ommend that the $60,000 be Meany also repeated the labor The AFLrCIO’s 29-man execu- prominent persons in the hos­ did not leave the store with any Reduced from 13.99 federation’s opposition to Nix­ In addition to offsetting the vive. The next 30 yean will be MICHELIN pital field will discuss various unpaid goods, according to used for an option. Uve councU, headed by Meany, oritical In accompilahlng this on’s nomination of Judge Cle­ Gets Hotter aspects of hospital public rela­ Burchard, but she did refuse "The itent ot the committee voted Wetbiesday to ask the (See Page Eighteen) transformation. Poaalbty then, provides for more flexibility, as tions. to stop when asked to do so by WASHmOTON (AP) _ Tha he added, we wUt enter a pe­ Burchard. She drove off in a I see U, and I wlU pursue the CHOOSE FROM CORDO-SMOOTH. forced resignation of a dlaaldent riod of stability. question further, on that basifl,” Mrs. Ralph Sluiw of 601 W. car driven by an unidentified Justice Department lawyer has "Modem governments tall be­ TIRES Middle Tpke., Is one of the man. Weiss explained. WHISKEY-SMOOTH. BROWN-GRAIN added fuel to controversy swirl­ cause they are not modem," cOr^:hnirmen of the dried nr- Miss Mastrangelo was releas­ The original bill heard by the ing around the Nixon adminis­ Moynihan said. "They face the rangemervts booth at the Peren­ ed on a $160 non-surety bond State Development Committee McGovern Says U.S. Isn’t tration’s civil rights poUcies. problems created by technology AT nial Planters annual Garden and scheduled to appear, in was prepared by Weiss. It pro­ SIZES 6'/2 to 12 C and D WIDTH Gary J. Greenberg, 27, senior with the mentality and tha or- Boutique to be held Friday and court Oct. 20. vided for state purchase of the trial attorney in the civil righto ganliatlan of a pre-technologl- Saturday .at the Community 212 acres of Case Mt., at a cost divialon’a appeals and research cal society." This indictment ia of $530,000, or $2,600 per acre. WHOLESALE Room of the D&L Store at Man­ Impressed by Transkei section, stei^>ed down Wednes­ 'not confined to our own nation. chester Shopping Parkade. Her It proposed that the area be 945 Police Force of the World He quoted from the addreaa EAST LONDON, South Africa Main Sf. Downtown Manchester day after leading 68 of 74 ataft name was omitted in a report designated a state park, main­ By SOL. B. OOHEN lawyers in a public protest of Jacques Chaban Delmaa, (AP) --British hlstoriol Sir Ar­ tained by the state. The $630,- Acknowledging that “the fear It was, “Do you suggest, 4»dien TIRE CO about the Boutique in yester­ of communism Is a fundamental the Vietnam War ends, that we against the government’s school Prime Minister of Franca, to day’s Herald. thur Bryant Is Impressed by OOO would be financed by equal "We -Americans," said South and legitimate fear," MoGovem offer asylum to all South Viet­ desegregation stand. that country's National Assem­ 357 BRO AD ST . tribal Ufe in the Transkei, this Dakota Sen^ Geoige S. McGov­ Greenberg resigned at the re- bly a taw weeks ago. Delmaa country’s first government- ern yesterday, "do not have the added, "however, it has been namese who request it?" MANCHESTER grossly exaggerated by pur re­ queot of Asst. Atty. Gen. Jerrto labeled France a "Moeked so­ Sept. 30 a Sonny Day created semi-autonomous obligation to determine the out­ McGovern replied, "I don’t Leonard, his division chief, who ciety, an octopus, and an inaf- "homeland" for Africans. come of poRser struggies sB sponse to it, for not ail com­ hold to the view that mllliona YOUR LOCAL munist victories are a threat claimed only Monday there ftclant one." FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP — "If a man from Mars couM over the world. Th«y do not of South Vletnameae will seek would be no retributions agalnat Throe years ago, Mr. and Mrs. see the people in the Transkei to us." If the President has ons HKHBJNTRE 946 MAIN STREET call for a police role for us. asylum. I believe that only a attorneys who disagreed with theme for his admIntotraUan, C Dennis Pontes of Tiverton, R.I., and the people In London, 1 won­ H»ey require a mutU-lateral "It is the in-esence of the small number will request It.’’ Downtown Manchostar force of nationalism, end not him. Moynihan said, It Is that "We HEADQUARTERS hailed the arrival of their first der which he would think the obligaitlon by the entire worid." "I believe, also," he added, Even as Greenberg began va­ son, Jeffrey, more eivUlsedt” he said after a our physical presence," he tn- must learn to govern ourselves Open 6 Days McGovern, a leading cancU- slsted, ’’which is a check tor "that the whole international cating hla office, Sen. Stephen Daniel Moynihan gestures during speech rapping H artfonf^ren^^ efforts!** more effectively.’’ He Is at­ One year later, on the same visit to the coastal territory. ,/ Thondajr to 9 PJM. date for ithe Democratic presi­ community should participate In M. Young, D-Ohio, auggaatod "The han>l$ieas and dignity of oomplote communist take­ tempting to speed up the proc­ is s s w ^ BMI date. Sept. 30, a second son, Ml- dential nominaUon in 1972, overs,’ granting asylum. However, we Leonard himself should step ess of responding to new knowl­ ■ ('liaet was born. the Transkei people would seem spoke at a lundieon meeting of must take the lead, by grant­ down. The possibility also was edge "at at least something Tuesday, also Sept. 30, Mrs. at first sight ntuch more civi­ McGovern, pressed tor time ing asylum and a safe haven raised .that other unhappy de­ the Associated Press M)anaglng to catch a 2:06 p.m. plane tor like (he rate in which technolo­ Pontes, 26, gave birth to a third lised than the worried rush of Editors (APIME) annual con­ to those who put their necks partment lawyers might (jult in Wa^dngton, departed from his gy does. Otherwise, technology L son. London." ference, in the Hartford Hilton out, at our urging." protest over Greenberg's resig­ Is always ahead on creaUttg Hotel. prepared text, released early nation. Pressure on Nixon Mounts Calling for “a moratorium problems, and govsromsnt al­ T in the morning, but said that he He was replying to a question now, at once, on the killing Young accused. Leonard of ways behind on resolving \'j; stands by its contents. In It, he in Vietnam," McGovern said having a "cynical, callous atti­ from the floor, "Aren’t the had charged President Nixem them.” Vietnam War and milftary in his speech, that President tude toward civil righto prob­ with "a policy of retreat from lems" because of the Justice ot- To Withdraw Haynsworth Bid As an example, he cited the spending the resuK of a 20-year responslbtttty." Nixon has reneged on hla cam­ President's April sddreae to paign promise, "to end our part ficlal’B declaration that "noth­ fear of communism, and, how Following his speech, Mc­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Preat- with the President as strictly "I really think there will be a. Uongress, expressing hla corn- PLAYTEX do you propose to end that In the war." ing would change” if the Su­ dent Nixon has come under confidential, Govern had time for only one heavy vote against him," mitment to "end hunger and fear?” preme Court orders "instead in­ more question. (Bos Page Tweatgr-Sevea) tegration." mounting pretmure from his own Griffin spearheaded the sue Brooke aald In an Interview aft- malnutrition once and for all." Leonard made the statement party In the Senate, reportedly *r the letter was released. "If It Is a commitment to make the inCludliur th*. OOP’. Nn 1 i .. h * •‘•’■•dont Johnson’s attempt to It’s presented to Ihe Senate It formative yean of a chlid'a life at a news conference at which including the GOP s No. 2 lead- appoint Abe Fortoa chief Jua- will be mdst embarrastong to he instoted the administration’s a poaltlve. rather than a itega- GOLDEN GIRDLE desegregation decisions were er. to pull back his nomination Uce. Republican eenaton and even tlve. Influence upon hie adult HEALTH and BEAUTY AH>S sound despite the lawyers’ wu ‘ Ther# w u no doubt other Ben- Democratic Mnetoni.'* years, Moynihan aald. (Llmlt»d Quantities on All ItemiJ charge that the department was worth to the Supreme Coui;t. ate Republicans ware anxious to Brooks bsoams the first Re- To this, ha added the Prnet- violating "clearly defined legal Congressional sources Indlcat- see the appointment of Hayn- pubHren senator to publicly dent'a propoeel of a national SPECIAL—THURS., FRL. SAT. mandatea." ed that Senate Republican Whip sworth, now chief Judge of the «dlhdrawal of the name _prorgam______to "put a_ ___ floor______under fACKAOI o r ]00 *«««*l*d to 4th U.S. Court of Appeals, with- oenator of sithsr ihe Tneoms of svsry Amsrtcan $1. Joitph's Atpirin lilt Hems PsriMnsflt Scops Supsr 24 oi. Playtsx Gloves (See Page Eighteen) ^ Present during his Tues- drawn. party to actually predict the family with children that ean- Cetmstk Pirfh FOR CHIIDRIN SpKisI Mouthwoili I O lO vi H it ^ ineeUng with ( » P o o ^ a T^e only Negro eenator. Maa- ""«»»« I - dsfsdUd. not obtain on Its own the Income ^ .. , *®*dera that Hayn- sachuaetta Republican Edward declined to say how easentlal to the proper care and sworth s name come down. Brooke. Wednesday releaaed committed anU Hayn- upbringing of children." 8 8 ' 88' Found Skull A spokesman for Griffin do- a letter he had written to Nixon ’''**** PrseldenI Nixon does not 88' SALE! dined Wednesday either to con- urging the President to wHh- “**■**• know whether this family aa- firm or en Plsetem k.-ve (Mo rage ia*) (■#• Page Twsatj -geisa) r ? /■ ; limll 1. If tee liA ii I. GUILFORD, Ootm. (AP) — CNmiiictUli the ewte e'enge Hever ika’ Lids !«»• Wieslr eoe'eveA Hy iI m **' every ^200 Bones found in the woods of wKe>e I 's t 'e m H e i e 3A FaeieFt SAVE North Guilford have been tenta­ ... and discover how you can look 5 pounds thinner in a tively Identified as the remains Crsit Tcetfcpetts Playtsx Tooriibrinh Whhs Ooti Reiidsgtt toll Coflcsfltrals Sehsst Cotton Swobs Golden Playtex* Girdle—regular or long leg panty. (Both of 11-year-oId Diane Toney of Shampoo 'available in pull-on or zipper styles.) These are the girdles New Haven, who was reported 11. 2 3 o O c Alaska Blast Countdown 2 V l ^ c • i i a * 88' you’ve seen on TV-that support your tummy like firm, miaslng on May 18. 88 ' 88' ^ 2 young muscles.. .make you look 5 pounds thirincr Two men walking in the woods “ ! ' 88 the t«si-ht# ' found a skull fragment three 88 ie »e n l'l••k instantly. The soft cloth lining gives you cool weeks ago, and more bones were Yew (•>« i* sl A e 4 ’He( Medium Site kv l« J ‘ teeh comfort, tcx). And, the new.Long Leg Paniy e ^ s A* this !• « ej^’ie three esse'to^ I'let found partially hidden under serks. »«e : Uskrsekehis t«h« Continues Despite Protests yeu ' re kwy le> Ve«i.t«te4i nf l . w i ). O 'v e i *ew' heir Wed. S^ees\ ANCHORAGE Aleaka tAPi Th. _____...... end kevrne, Ai»e' keh. Police aald Wednesday that ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP) eMs that heei'i iO O X tw eks —Despite a chorus of perHest *" • “ “** »“* the blaet d t . to racoed the ef- l.m .t >. Diane’s mother, Mrs. Juanita 6 pm . EDT ^ canlc rock. YVenly-oight mUos fed on Ihe animals. Deity WwshlAf witK Crest kelps preveM > } Pull-on styles the countdown continued for the teeth Metey. lerpe stie. lrable for the ered In a concreU ►-■"h-rr to oouili tool Long Leg Panty Reg. SI 1.95 NOW S9.95 remote Aleutlane. away from the teat oontained Dial Spray DsodsranI Alki Sthitr 2S't Dial Shampoo buried near the remains. obeerver pionwt ael to fly over check the effecU of the axolo- mors sea animats. 2 SlisfHsM llsAst On windswept Amchllke Is­ Zipper styles Diane's disappesrance set off Ihe desoUto, 43-mlle-long Aleu- aasi. land, 1,000 mile* southwest o f tlan...... tstand ...... TOO ..... miles. from the One udevtolon camera wae ae- Other oheervers were on the Girdle Reg. SI2.95 NOW SI0.95 a major search in the Hill sec­ tion sf New Haven, last spring. Anchorage, sdentlete and tech- &'Vtel Union’s Kamchatka Pen ro«l in on a known d u t h l . i , ' Long Leg Panty Reg. SI3.95 NOW S11.95 nlclans readied monitoring de- insula 88' MTS *t. 88 Black leaden in the area com­ that cuU through the Island. An- •fl* plained at the time that news vices and television cameras to The nuclear device was bur­ oth«r mmm tocUMid on m pon o t ^ t|«ewkiee^ record the one-megaton blast, led 0,000 foot bolow the tundra First atter-btoot examination MeOes the media were paying a great deal feven eee oilere 4.500 from Sizes XS. S. M. L. equal to the detonation of one of the ground around Ihs sMa __ ^ ■ R tt e e> 10. in lo o d i st i«rh«> 4 e i eeiesel s ie The of attention to the disappearance lo*h«« Dene*. iMMt f. Don’t delay—lake advantage of big savings on Why—‘T^ ABC doscribes the udal wave aliBl|ar to the 19S4 gro child, attractsd Httle noUcet wave, "We, are very opIlmlsUc groi^ nuclear sxploston pack- a safe and succeoeful expert- famons Playtex Golden Girdles before this V .^Diane’s photograph was ploofed' offer expires. ment." Robert Mtller, opera- h r volunteers througboilt *h* tlons manager for the Atomic VM ttONiHi city, but no trace of her ” — --- energyEnergy ^jcminuMion. (JommUurton. loso told neww news- ^ .. . nioee oe-tto# objoeuoti lo Um ; WE H O t^ “tu the mscovery of the gathered in the informaticn ‘»‘**‘ oppooento simply skull fragment hsra 1.M month. eenuT here Wednewlsy. vLrS^Ltka Island nee. ^ ™ ***• o* « * le 2 K U'S": i I I maotar'char^ OulUord la a nnall. otooreltoe Int.ra.Uon.1 o b jeetk i. to the <*•»»'- I T>« • t r m m t m c a n o ^ town about IS mUea eaat ot New test rearhed s climax with dem. "f**- **»'' U - PO-*- O ***^ Mount, who *^"*»”'* *C»«chMlk Pea- dian studenU ^atostog Downtown Main Street, Manchester — 648-41® Mfl AS SEEN ON TV dfoappeamd May 27. nins days ■‘MdenU In Bri^ CoUnn- tton of a nucleaT^^ d » ^ ***'* Chnada-both OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS tiB 9 . after Diane w u reported mies- alone Six peraonr were oi^ even eloMr. Nearest briiaMted OUMed *W ednseda^r'!uw ” iUU ^ tag. wu found June 17 In a ^ pollc. at the A m ^ utaikl. are Adak and tedmya. U S border Others o b ^ fo iJ ^ Sen. George McGovern is greeted by APME President O u u i t T CIS. P a u B ess— . bolh site, of mthtery fo s to ^ poeribie «.tlnctloo o f w l ^ U.S. govsrniuiit. Canada said R '■III WU—) snd Detnfl. ^ about 200 mitee ssray. and fUh ruourvss ta the ana. (Koa Page Tesalj ■sini)