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I-' PAGE TWENTY ilanrbrBtrr ^Earning ilrral!) TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1969 Average Dailjr Net Frees Run United Fund Percy Smith Circle of South Lakewood Circle residents >W Tbe Week Ended i^out Town United Methodist Church will have been invited to attend a . October 4, 1999 The Weather meet tomorrow-at 7:80 p.m. in "M eet Ruth Tucker" coffee to- F air and cooler tonight with Joy-Chapman Circle of North Cooper Hall of the chiuch. thorroW at 9:40 a.m. at the lows 46 to 80. Tomorrow mostly The Spotlight is On - - United Methodist Church will > » home of Dr. and Mrs. Edward PvtniiirOIL 15,790 " sunny, high in eos. Friday’s out­ meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the The property committee of Sulick, 64 Hillcrest Rd. Mrs. look — fair with seasrmable church. Hostesses are Mrs. Felix Center Congregational CSiurch Tucker is the Democratic can­ Mu$teheMter— A City o f ViOate Charm temperatures. Dr. Tanash H. Atoynatan Lewis, 'Mrs. Thomas Moore and will m eet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. didate for the post of town V*, Mrs. Geot^e Swanson. at the church office. ^ treasurer. VDL. LXXXIX, NO. 7 / (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1969 •Child Guidance Clinic (Classified Advertlalag on Page SS) PRICE TEN CENTS Executive board of the Guild Bethany Group of Center American Legion AuxUlaty tvill sponsor a rummage sale Raising children is no bed of of Our Lady of St. Bartholomew Congregational Church will have Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m, rosed, but like most successfiU will meet tonight at 8 at St. a service meeting tomorrow at at the Post Home. Those wish­ gardens, an expert gajrdener Bartholopiew’s School, 1 a.m. In the Robbins and Fed­ ing to have sale articles pick­ Police, Firemen helps! eration Rooms of the church. ed up may contact Mrs. Mary Dr. Tanash H. Aitoynatan, There will be a service of Walker, 76 Phelps Rd. Picket Hamden Holy Communion tomorrow at 10 phychiatrist and director of the Story Circle of South United Manchester Community Child ajn. at St. Mtiry’s Episcopal HAM DEN, Conn. (A P ) — Methodist Church will meet to­ Manchester Chapter of Dis­ Guidance Clinic, offers his ex­ Church. At least ers fir­ 200 Arrested comes back into the main- Maryland and Pennsylvania, he police cam and viuiloads of all contribute to disturbing "the focal point’’ in what his Joseph J. Hurley, an assistant in good spirits and excellent ed With shotguns m a night of violence that re.sulted in at least one dead and stream. finally arrived in HarUord in condition after the shark­ troops were patrolling down­ pressures. counsd contended would be "an general, who repre- September of 1960 as the chief many injured when jxilice went on a wildcat .strike. (A I’ Photofax) In Vegas Riots town streets. The public’s attitude toward This is just a smattering of shaped Deep Quest ascended. It and clinical director of the Di­ still had 82 hours left in Us life- The Quebec provincial legisis- psychiatry goes hand in hand the fascinating conversation I-A8 VEOAS, Nev. (AIM ~ vision of Community Services, <»tod result in criminal acUon” great deal of talk about "crimi- support system. ture met In emergency session with the. sophistication of the with Dr. Atoynatan in the little RslaUve cabn returned to this late Tuesday night and ordered State Department of Mental m Supreme Court aiguments to- nal consequences—arid it is Making a daring rescue 432 commimlty. In a highly com­ white house located next to the desert casino center’s dominant­ Health. to y over the Inquest into the probable hlere could be some feet below the surface five miles the strikers back to work by petitive society, admiration for housing for the elderly project ly Negro west side early today At the same time, he was death of Mary Jo Kopechne. criminal consequences." off San Diego was the tiny. 8,- ^__ , I. 12:01 a.m. lotiay. Union leaders the fighter is Ingrained. Many on N. Main St. after three nlghU of widespread demsndmi that their men obey people do not have the strength associated with the Child Gui­ 000-pound, two-maii Nekton. violence. Of Greek descent, he was Prober: NCO Club the order, and the police and to stay In competitive life, the dance Clinic on a part-time A plastic tangled in one Police counted one shooting born and raised in Turkey, com­ fire departments wore reported psychiatrist heals the hrsech ba.sis. The post of director was of the 90-ton Deep Quest’s two death and said another death ing to the United States in 1948 fully manneil and operating nor­ and the environment eases the offered at the same time as a the Buue fiiupreme L^un to eve- ^ * aft propellers as It was raising may have been related to the us the result of a friendship lare the state's inquest law un- , himself, on televi------^ ^ mally by 4 a.m. first efforts of the patient who professorship in Omaha. For­ and lowering a heavy module unreal. More than 80 injuries with an American Methodist Members of the 8.70O.msn po­ tunately, he chose Manchester, consUtiLonai or lay uown a i.ew 1° limuendo and designed for undersea recovery ami nearly 200 arresta were re­ missionary in Turkey. body of restrictions on the pro- gossip, he said, operations. Setup ‘Mafia Style ^ lice force began quitting their When you give to the United ported. posts at 8 a m. Tuesday. They As staff psychiatrist In the pooeu inquest In z>.ugara]wn d is­ ••An mquest could serve to end ... , , _ , Fund, remember that part of WAOuTMryTVMo / . n . . situation has InipovrtI state hospital in Raleigh, N.C., trict Court. this an,. 10 protect a.1.1 c.ear the ^ were joined shortly afterward that money will go to help chil­ good name of Miss Kopeclme as Nekton, owned by — A cor- porters he has received only Kong the partners at first want- considerably." a siiokesmnn for then an Instructor at Duke Uni­ M.8S ivopechne was found by most of the city’s 3,400 fire­ Mr. Homeowner dren through the Community well, even though she is not, of O c ^ ^ a p h l c Oorp. of tok rnnUini ^ »«>m hU Maredom invest- ed to call it "Aburg BroUiers." I’obce (2hlef Pete Wltchrr mUd versity, he worked his way DID YOU EVER HEAR dead in Kenneay’s car In a salt men, who are also Involved In a Child Guidance Clinic. The course, a party to this hearing/' Torrance, Calif., reached the wage dispute with the city. north, dividing his time be­ wuier ponu on Unappaquldulck NCO c t o ^ ln ^ T t o llm m . . Ail of the sergeant; involved in Bporadic outbreak, oontlnucd Qiitters Leak? child today is the adult tomor­ NCO clubs in Vietnam did 11.3 Belllno said two principal the company had formerly run 'o the 40-block aren. The policemen, who are not tween teaching and private ■Island July 19. Kenneuy said the Hurley also said that when ^ mlllinn In tk...... — • ------•— * lunueny run -TO-onAik urnit. wir (loiicemen, wno are not row. Hanliy said the Inquest at which . S8, Ne- it was to^d a Permitted by law to strike, seek practice. car he was ortviiig weiU o u . Jie Roof Need iiioi\. i.iivn j-vo iicvvsmen were ., echoes directed side of a narrow bridge and gator tesUfled totov betore^a wnitim ” * "fk** »l*«oned at Augsburg, Oer- U»o area Tuesday evening, but a H.OOO-a-year Increase In sala- With other stops In Kentucky, accredited would be an invasion „ the sonar-equipped Deep gator tested today before a 8gt. WlUlam E. Higdon ran the many. as vtolenosviolence isnsrwttapered ntfoff »h-the force rles now averaging $7,300 .a plunge.i into tiie water. Kennedy Senate stibcommittee. NCO and enlisted men’s clubs in Inspection? 01 privacy, there was uo claim . .7™ . ' ’lelblMty was Military Investigators have was cut to less than lOt) year. They rejected an arbltra- ALL FILM ROLLS OFJ TOWN PAYING escaped but Miss Kopechne was good” in the d e ^ darkness. He Carmine S. Eiellino, an ac­ Long Blnh and that Sgt. Mar- testified all were under suspl- The most serloiis Incident made on any constitutional lien boanl’s recommendation of trapped In tne car. countant and Senate Investiga­ vaes Hatcher ran the clubs in Storm Develnied and Prlntod right. said. cion of alleged Irregularities In Tuesday night occurred when a $1,100 hike. C n o t Servlcn tor, said 87 per cent of the cor­ the First Infantry Division area. Hanify argued tor a full hour TTie Nekton made "a pass or the running of NCO clubs In the three Negroes tried <0 kxjt a llq- 'Ihe firemen have rejected an Dicaount Prioea “if there were a right of pri poration’s business was with the BelUno said that when the • . .. store. Windows of the two-hour hearing before two and perched on top of the Augsburg-Munlch area. arbitration award of a $1,060 an­ vacy .Uiese petitioners have lost club systems operated by the company was formed in Hong PAS five jusUces of the court. In ad­ recovery object In order to get On Tuesday, Chicago Police A block security guard sla- nual ralae, which would bring ARTHUR DRUG it by their own acUon," he said. sergeants who owned the corpo­ Needed? dition to asking that the Inquest our line taut," P rivltt said. Lar- Supt. James Conllsk said for­ Uoned Inside fired two shots at their pay tn $8,000. They seek "T h ey attended a social event „ . „ „ ration. $0,000. be closed to the press and pub- with Sen. Kennedy, a person of “ eamee, 82, then snipped mer Army Provost Marshal CoB GRta Exlori- , lie, he called upon the court to The "Mafia like" operation, (Hi>« Page Eight) The chief argument of both Is ROOFING INTEREST? . „ great prominence, as the peti- *>-second opera- Losee Medal General Maj. Gen. (Jarl C. Tur­ the Investigator said, contacted ora at 643.2178 Roofing and q u ^ a ruling by District Ctou:i noners say in their brief. The ner lied when he tcttlfled before that they make less than police suppliers of recreation clubs In Judge James A. Boyle which The ' Deep Quest crewmen WASHINGTON (AP) — The the committee that city authori-. and firemen In Toronto, and the ‘ for diMrfirf fra# Repairs Done lTOanrl|PHtpr ^trputng il|praI5 ^ ..1. wL-.c Ke.medy campaign Vietnam and told them they )iad barred witnesses’ lawyers from were Imprisoned In a "shirt­ Arm y has revoked a Distin­ Uea knowingly gave him 897 say their job la much Monchatrar workers and Kennedy on T-V. to do business through Mare- Mthnot*. R«ason. R^istically the court room except while sleeve atmosphere" and were confiscated guns for his person­ riskier tn crime-ridden Mont­ T guished Service Medal awarded Wallpap«r & Paint Co. described Gargatn as ‘my dem Corp. if they expected to real. oM# pricMi Sotlt- their clients were tesUfying. protected by the heavy steel to Maj. Gen. <3arl C. Turner al use. Agnew Vows Free Estimates fnend’. continue doing business with the Inc. Hanify further asked the court wiails o f their diving chamber, wlien he retired as Army pro­ Turner Is a central figure In a Sympathlsere contend that fo c tlM " I f they were private persons clubs. Gan HAS MOVED TO to order Judge Boyle to disqual­ the sub’s owners said. vost marshal general last (all. Senate subcommittee Investlgo- Mayor Jean Drspeau's admlnls- ra#dl 1189 TOLLAND TPKB. Town Lets ify himself from the forthcom- Bellino testified WlUlam O. This was the second such ac- ■ tions of a probe into charges a Federal Aid trstton Is too Involved In glamor .See (Page Thirty.Nine) A t 3:66 a.m., a radio report 649-2878 — 649-1516 MANCIIBSTER--«4«-0148 Wooldridge, then sergeant ma­ from the support ship Trans­ lion by the Arm y In connection ring of enlisted men, including enlerprisra such oa Expo 87 jor of the military command in quest cigckled: “ They are sur­ with a central figure In Senate former Army Sgt. Maj. William and the city’s National League Vietnam, received and was facing. They ail report by all and Pentagon Investigations of O. Wooldridge, was engaged In To Indiann baseball team -and neglecting credited on the Maredem books Contracts means call the wives. E very­ alleged irregtUaritles in the han- a large-scale graft ring, Its employes and poverty-strick­ as of Dec. 81, 1968 with a total of thing is extremely copacetic." dling of oervice club funds. In his testimony 'TuesilBy. AI.ttUQUERQITR. N.M. (AIM en areas. Tha Town of Manchester has awarded $34,823.87 as the result of an in­ - Vice President Spiro T. A|- t*p< Robert Dumss of the THE<^EPUBLICANS The mishap occurred as the Earlier, the Army revoked a Turner was quisled only on the stars say contracts recently to the following: Haynsworth Hopes vestment by him of $14,880. nnw told American Indians to­ provincial police was shot In tha sub was testing the 1,600-pound TusstMy, Woddrtdgs told rs- (»M rags EIgM) (I 4) back and killed during a balds recovery module by raising and day the Nixon administration Eastern Equipment Sales of Rocky Hill— recognises their legal ami moral night between tost a vacuum leaf collector, for. $4,264, with lowering it. A three-elghths-lnch drivers and employse of s Itm- give a Seen Diminishing plastic rope became wrapped rtght to continued federal sup­ half tha cost to be paid this year and tha sec­ port. ousins service et a Weet Side around a propeller, then acted garage ond half, at 10 par cent interest, next year. WASHINGTON (A P ) —Sen. Agnew, tn a speech prepared "I don’t know what we’re as a winch Uiat pulled the vessel The cab drivers, protesting Robert P. Griffin of Michigan, to your loved one The R. W. Thompson Co. of Newington going to do," sold Sen. Hugh to the bottom despite efforts of for the convention here of the ihe llmoualne company’s exetu- HOPE YOU HAVEN’T the assistant Republican leader Scott, R-Pa., the “ Republican the crew to free It. NalionaJ Congress of American — a street sweeper for $12,814, including tn the Senate, came out today leader. * Lockheed listed the men IiKlIapa, said the administration (Bee rage EIgM) (and get one for yourself too!) trade, with half tha cost to be paid this year against the nomination of Judge Scott said Griffin could have aboard the Deep Quest os pilot propoees a flaslble set of pro­ and the second half, at 10 par cant interest, Clement F. Haynsworth to the some impact on other senators. Robert K.Worthington, a former grams tailored to fit Indian re­ Supreme Court. next year. . . „ j Griffin would not disclose the Navy — captaJn; r —— . Donald —. E. - Saner, quirements of reviving the ABd sen. Edward M. Keimedy contenU of hU letter to Nixon, navigator; and crewmen Wll much-feared "termination" pol­ of Maosachusetts, the assistant _ . icy of tha 1980s. Johle88 Rise YOUR PERSONAL DemocraUc leader, said he J«KUclary (See Page EIgM) thought there now was a "seri- '^'"'"ittee met in closed seo- That la the policy of phasing OUB question’’ whether Hants- on the struggle over Nix- out direct government control over Indian affairs and Increas­ ZODIAC SIGN worth could be confirmed by S ' A b l a t e ‘Acc^eptable’ ■’ Justice Abe Fortas, who re- ing their own respotulbUily. the Senate. Moot Indletui want conllimed WASHINGTON (A P ) In Greenville, S.C., Hayns­ signed under pressure over his on a now government eld. Treasury •ecietary David Ken­ worth said once again that he outside activities, Griffin de­ Paris Cheers nedy says the Nixon admlnlatrm- Reprinted from Manchester Herald would not withdraw. clared that "legitim ate and sub­ To follow Agnew on the ros­ MAKE YOUR MONEY stantial doubt has been raised” trum at the ccxivenllon were tton finds a 4 per cent unem- 9/ 17/69 The judge relayed this state­ Se.crvUry of the Interior Walter f»la "eceepUble" In DiH’oi'ator Designed ment through his secretary In about Haynsworth’s sensitivity Astronauts lie fight to curb Inflation response to an query as to "to the high ethical standards" J nickel, scheduled to speak PARIS (AP) — America’s But be won't say how much whether Griffin’s action had ^ later today, and Commlastoner hlgtier tha joMeaa rate could go LAMP caused Haynsworth to change "Public confidence in the Su­ Apollo II astronsuts, tracing the of Indian Affaire Louie R. steps of the welcome Parislsns without causing m change In his plana. preme Court Is the overriding Bruce, scbeduled Thursday. BUY MORE! gave Charles A. Lindbergh 42 anti-InflaUan poUclee. . . . rach of the twelve Zodiac sypi- Griffin’s action, which could consideration," the Michigah "This odmlnlstralion opposes -years ago. heard the cheers of Kennedy was one of several hol!i beautifully portrayed in celestial be a serious blotO’ to administra­ senator said. termination.’’ Agnew said Griffin who was a leading thousands of Frenchmen today odmlnUrtralloa experte quisaed blue on high fired homi glazed ceram­ tion hopes o f confirmation, was "Thla administration favors tha given added Impetus when Sen. Senate critic of Fortas, Is known and received the nation’s high­ contnuailon of the trust rela- ’Tueedey by worried members of ics, rom plele with a delightful hand Margaret Chase Smith of to have urged Nixon to wlth- est honor—the Legion of Honor. (ioruhip and the protacUon of Ihe congressional soonoAi- Ic subcommittee. screened shade. SCalne, chairman of all Senate draw the nomination. Prem ier Jacques Chaban-Del- liKlIan landa and Indian re- Republicans, also cast her lot He had announced earlier he mas pinned the red ribbon '^5^- ' •DUrcea." Hens Stuart Symington. D- Mo, end WUtiom I'roamlre, D- with the opposition. would reluctantly support the bolic of membership :ln the or­ He propooed, hqjwcver, that I'his heirloom lamp from the M ilford Wls . made It clear they don't 8 Mrs. Smith, In a floor speech, Haynsworth nomlnatlan. der founded by Napoleon on the the eervtces owed by the federal share Ihe view of some econo- (iuild (^illeetion will bring a fresh said oiipoaition to Haynsworth He indicated that disclosure of lapels of Neil A. Armstrong. government to Indiana might be Col. Edwin E. Aldrln Jr. and mists that toot month's increase deioralive accent into your home. Its was "m ore substantial among Haynsworth’s business inter- "funded federally but run local­ Re^bUcans than was generally esU, while serving as a U S. Ctol. Michael Ctollins. Then be ly ’ • of unemptoyment from $.8 to 4 m otif is as ageless as the stars, yet as embraced each man and gave psr cent was a good sign Indl- reallsed." circuit judge, had led to his re- ^gnew recognised oa an ob- eating a siowfkrwn In the tnfla- eoiilcmporary^as today. Meanwhile, the Senate Judi­ venal. the traditional French kiss on olacle to ouch eftorta ’’the fear ciary Committee postponed a tiotuiry trend. . ^ y Ironically, Griffin is in a key ?J****' that propooala for local inlUa gymlngtoo oabed "A re — meeting scheduled to consider had broken Choose Your spot now as a member of the Chaban-Delmas Uve r^y becoiM the flr« step piam ui^^ , racesoio^ r*. $< the nominstlon. The postpone­ Senate Judiciary Oommitte. He away from the weekly French ^95 In a federal pullout of funda and due*due# tnflaUonT"InnaUonT'' Personal ment was requested by a mem took the post at administration Cabinet meeting to greet the as- " THE ACTION TEAM ” reeponalblljilee Study of Indian Ksnnsdy replied; ” No. we Zodiac Lamp ea. beMio$ a Democrat. Kennedy------w ynn-s|r^ k«^useDCCvUSC the VnC JUMUVMJustice De- l^mauU and their *lves at the hlotory certainly would, cauaa a .a ------.k . 6- , that the Matlgnon. t h e ------must now watch the liming to * ld - t a k ln g advantage of the anxious that the »<>»'> Mstlgnon. the premter’s person to be kutcloua. rule that any b)»Jectlon can ^ cotomtiteeroan be a « « » c e As he left the CabMet make: yurc that doexnt hap- \ V ' coftimiiteei "HoweveK"\ he continued. " I block a committee from meet­ pwi." Haynsworth stq^porter. meeting at the Elysee Palace be want to reoaourc you that thla ing 'While the Senate is in ses- Sen. B trdi Bayh, D-Ind.. the • * ‘4. " I don’t want to keep them The Nixon sdm tnist ration ear­ 'administration recognises the lier this year assured labor leading opponent of the nomlna- waiting. They were on time gat- le fo l right of the Indian commit- BEZZINI BROS. on Nov. fh Griffin snnounced Just before said there was s "clear Una to the moon." leaders It would aM use unem- 4 ally to be provided basic serv- ploymsM os a weapon (o bring that scheduled meeting that be conflict ut the reaale of g\ins, he aaid the Agnew pleged the edmlnlatrg- goverement mnU-laflatlon olepe 9piee.rii by Deteacralk Tewe Caaniittee, Reger Negra. Tieaa. Bayh aald Haynsworth owned lutured welcome at the Hotel weapons were turned over to him for hi a personal use— not for the use of the tion would not force communl- publican forces into some disar­ thousands of dollars worth of 4e Vllle — c t y hall — the spot threatened to bring moaatve un- Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10 AJI.-9 PJ4.— Sat 9 AJI.-5 PJI. tlee or tribes to sseume sdmln- ray olaoe. as whip, or assistant Grace stock at the time. where hundreds of thousands of Armju Today Chicago Police Supt. James Coniiak aaid "rumer wAa iiuwcurate employmeal. loader, he hod been in charge of when be said ^ity authorities knowingly gave him 397 confiscated guns for his utratlon of programe or deny •■Wlul they I oro trytng to do la noee cooMlng for Bm OOP. (8r« rage TMrty-NbM) (8ae Page m rty.K lM )' personal use. (A P Photofak) (I M Fmge I t) (I rage atMUm) - y •

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PAG E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1989 MANCHiSSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTTOBER 8, 1969 like it had been distilled from PAG E TH RE E the rings In an old bathtub. Cangressmen Ask: SheinwolH on Bridge Double Talk Doubles "M y w ife insisted that I come GovemmenUd Dilemma: ' VIKEN. • " ' Steven Masters to this exhibition of your mod­ BBBAB SAD NEWS LATE em paintings, and I must say I F YO U OAM Dies; Founded Your Social Stature they show real depth and feel­ How^Did Cuban Plane NORTH ing. "-D id you spread the paint By ALFBED SHEINWOU) ♦ KJIO E A S T H m fO R O Full Employment Discount Stores ill's Is Open 6 Days Every Week— Thurs. Hites till 9:00 By HAL BOYLE yourself?"—It looks like you’d oti with a butter knife, or shoot DKIVF IN ★ If you on a normal, aympar 652 NBIW YORK (AP) — Flattery been helped by a herd of it at tte canvas with a shotgun? Slip Past Security? theUc, warmhearted human O KQJ STAMFORD, Ooim. (A P ) — ' m ay get you nowhere, but dou­ thumb^fumbling elephants. "Anytime I can do anything/ 7 . being, like all readers of this ♦ AQI5 A Cause of Liflation Funeral services will be Friday ble talk can often get you any­ "A fter ■all, it isn’t the value of for you, just call on m e."—And WEST EAST tor Steven Masters, M, founder HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE Jets streaked into the air to gtvsi column, you hate to break sad By d («N OPNNIFF duce as little unemployment as where in the social game. a present that counts, it’s the call...and call...and call...Until ♦ 6 of the first^ discount store. BASE, Fla. (A P ) — A Ruaalan- it close escort out of American news to your fellow bridge play­ ♦ AQ4 THEATRE EAST B P BosiaeaB Analyst possUde. 'Double tall^ ot course, is the sentiment behind it.’’—After all, you’re hoarse. C? QJI04 V 873 Masters was dead of a heart territory. er. If you wait a few seocnds In tfrivtag for tids goal, wldcfa art of saying one thing while it’s the vedue of a present that bullt M IQ fighter which eluded O 7632 NBW YORK (AP) — Various attack Tuesday on arrival at On the floor of the House ot before letting an oppooent O A 104 Mon. tfem FH. can only be lauded, tte nation is thinking another. It enables one counts. U.8. defenses and landed near * K874 * 10932 nnveys and statements to re- Stamford Hospital. Representatives, Rep. Paul know that his finesse has failed, tm - ateaiys flirting with inflation, to go on for years, if necessary, "L e t me congratulate you, President Nixon’s Air Force Sat. and Sink oest months indirxtte a suiprls- Bom in Sicily, he came to the Church Builds Rogers, D-Fla., asked what was be may like you beftcr. And SOUTH for it has been shown that as tte without saying a ttiing he means Harry, it certainly was a well- United States as a child. One Jetliner has been flown being done to tighten U.B. de­ then again, be m ay not. ♦ 987532 tog receptiveness amntrg busl- tabor aqipiy dries up a ptioe- or meaning a thing he says. deserved promotion.”—But I back to Cuba. fenses. ^ AK9 He and his brother Phil New Parsonage North dealer. beyond the sge of innocence... nets exiecutlvea to the idea of wage spiral begins. Naturally, therefore, double was the one who deserved it, In WaahingUm the questlim Rep. (Jlurles E. Bennett, D- O 985 started the bustneas in 1987 with A new personage for North Both sides 'vulnerable. There are at least two reasons t€dk is the most widespread you bum. was raised in Congress liow the Fla., a member of thea House ♦ 6 into the age of awarenest l“ Po«tag wage and price oon- a $600 loon. By 1962. when Ste­ United Methodist Church has tor this. First, rtompetltkm tor form of communications on "Why Myrtle, cifter all there aircraft, carrying loaded can­ Armed Services Committee, Opening leed — Queen of Norifa St SoDlh West trols on the economy. ven Masters retired, the chain recently been completed on Hearts. the small s u t^ y of labor pushes earth. It penetrates every lan­ years w e’ve been together, you non and machine guns, was able said he has asked the Defense I N T ^he find reports, wfairto came of Masters DUcount Stores of Farmington St. on land owned >8* 4 4 AllPass wages higher. Second, as guage and is useful in all walks certainly must know the rearon to breach a supposed security Department to find out why the West opened the queen of from Wortilngton, were accept­ New York had a business of and adjacent to the church at (xnnpetitlon for labor rtonUnues, more than $60 million. of life. It is absolutely indispen- I married you."—I was slow bn network at a time when the Cuban plane wasn’t detected hearts, and South won with the ed as at least partly poUUr»U, 300 Parker St. The residence, emidoyers become less selec­ sahle to success in business and my feet. presidential plane was waiting more promptly. Ung. He very naturally led a • ; Hearts, Q-J-lR-4; Dtaunonds, The stores sell moat goods contracted for by Nutmeg for Its was to the interests of the tive. They employ workers with marriage. "Yeah, it’s a real thrill to to take Nixon back to Washing­ The Peittagon said Monday trump to try a finesse with dum­ 7-«-l-3; autos, K-8-7-4. To Talk on Korea fotUHl In department stores, em­ Homes, Inc., Is cmlonial in de­ Nbton administratirm to con- few er Mtills, thiu adding to pro­ For the uninitiated, here are a come back to these college re­ ton from his Biscayne retreat. the defecting pilot, Lt. Eduardo m y’s ten. This gave Blast the What do you sayf vtooe eveiyone of the serous­ phasizing appliances. Their *25 Prize sign and has approximately 2,- duction oosU and to tte price at few samples of double talk, fol­ unions and remember a ll the fun A Defense Department Guerra Jimenez, evaBed U.8. chance to show his warm heart. Answer: Pass. Your are wor­ The Rev. Alvin R. SneUer, a profit Is based on the prinrdple 400 sq. ft. of living area, a two- ness o< tofletioti. wMch the produrd is sold. lowed in each case by what the we had here during those tlmee spokesman said Tuesday that radar almost imtll landing by Instead of winning with the ried about notnimp because of m'ss'onary serving with the of reduced price but rapid turn­ for the person owning the oldest car garage, and a full basement Now a survey by the Natirmal Naturally there is a tendency person who spoke was actually that still seeih like they were the fighter, piloted by a defect­ flying at altitudes of 80 to 40 queen of apadee. East won with your shif^etont but you have World Presbyterian Miasions, over of go^. with laundry and recreation medium cool Association of Puntiiartng of government to push strotgly thinking: only yesterday.’’—What thehell ing Chiban idiot, flew too low feet. the aoe. nothing better to suggest. You ^nc. In Korea will give an il­ Masters, although without piece of Furniture purchased at Keith's! areas. (§ ) technicobr'/d paramount picture Agimts showB that one in five tor Adi empdoyment—fo r politi­ "Oee, Joe, 1 never saw you Is this guy’s name anyway? most of the way to be spotted by "We have known for some would Ud if you had a suit of lustrated talk about his work formal college education, lec­ The Rev. Earle Custer, his East returned a heart to the purchasing exemiUves favors di­ cal If iwt humane reasons—even looking better. Why don’t you ground radar, and added that time that our low level radar five or more cards, but you In K orea tonight at 7:30 at the tured rm the principle at a num­ "Young man, you wouldn’t try wife Diana, and their three chil­ ace, and South naturally assum­ rect intervention to the market if this push ermfronts the nation get out of that bed and give it to radar picket planes normally capability is somewhat limit­ rtiould not move with (mly four- Presbyterian Church. 48 Spruce ber of tmlversttlea, including to take a taxicab from a Ured dren, Todd, David and Michael, ed that his spade finesse had place through importton of con­ with t t e perils of inflation. someone who’s really sick?"— aloft were not in the air when ed," said Jerry Frieifiielm, dep­ card suits. St. The service is open to the Harvard Business School. old woman on a rainy day, moved into their new home succeeded. Ebqiectlng to loss trols. The dilemma that govenanent Boy, he sure looks I’ke a goner. the Jet fighter slipped In Sunday. uty assistant secretary of de­ Oopyiight IN* public. He Is survived by his widow, would you?” —If you even reach Monday. only one heart, one spade and In one lecpect their attitude Is today continually faces, there­ H e’ll never walk out of this hos­ The M iam i Herald said the fense. General Features Oorp. The missionary has served in two daughters, a son, a stepson for that door handle^ Buster, I ’ll The Rev. Mr. Custer has been (me (UanuMuX Bcxith led another understandaUe, tor lirflstton fore, is its conunitment to full pital. picket fUghts had been canceled Guerra’s plane was seen once Korea since June 1969. He lived and two sisters. put the point o f this umbrella minister of the congregation for spade to repeat the finesse. T oian s presents no greedier proUemi to for the first time in eight years on radar, 18 minutes befoire hla emgdoyment as national policy, and worked in Bhisaii, In Seoul, " I ’m in a tough spot, and as right through your ribs. six years. The family resided because of a military economy landing. West discarded a dlamoiA angdxxty in bustoesa than to the and its oMigation to avod an in­ and more recently In Taejon. 3 modem ways you’re one of my oldest friends, , wapwinn n • nna " I t ’s getting kind of late for in the old parsonage at 70 Hen­ and South was very ungrateful puixtoaatog egent, who must flationary ^ ra l. I’ve come to you for advice."— drive. U.S. radar spotted him then THEATER TIME TUBS. Hia w oik In Korea includes Colt Workers Walk Out me. Shall we make this hand ry St. which was recently sold about tile short spell of happi­ maintain the quality of ids pur­ After you lend me the VWO I A ferry pilot attired in a Cu­ only because he rose to 1,000 SCHEDULE Please Note: TMa Program Both the Kennedy and John­ teaching In various semtoaries the last one?"—I must be 350 or The Parish-Pastor Committee ness Ehist had given him. In chases ■while tiytag to keep a lid WEST HARTFORD (AP) — really nee^ then I ’ll listen to ban m ilitary uniform arrived feet to get bis bearings before Is Strictly Adadt son administrations contended and Bible Institutes, evangelis­ more ahead. will hold an open house In the dropping down to the low alti­ fact, if you’d been listening very on piioes. with the problem by using tic work In towns and villages Three hundred Colt Industries, your advice. near futiue. with five Cuban Air Force per­ Cinema I —^Last Bummer, ‘”rhe sky’s the limit, baby. tude he maintained throughout carefully you migM have In another respect tt doeen’t guideposts, which tftated that if in South Korea, and is sponsor­ Inc., employes walked off their for two people to sle^! "You mean you wallpapered sonnel aboard a Chiban commer­ 7 :(», 9:05. b eyo n d the Order anything that appeals to cial airliner Tuesday to fly Ihe the rest of the flight. heaid a rattier rude word or make sense, tor purchasing wage increases do not exx»ed ing the translation of grxKl Jobs Tuesday In what their union this entire room ^1 by Cinema I A II — Alice’s age of innocence... you." But if it’s anything but Banneil from Selection M IO home. Guerra, who was granted po­ two. agents above aU otters know productivity tom-eases, and if Christian literature Into Korean sedd was an unsanctloned walk­ the $2.95 chopped steak special, Restaurant, 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, the red tape, the Mack market, out. PIETBRM ARITZBURiO, '' The pilot edged the snub­ litical asylum, was being kept No Furttier Flay into the age of awareness profit margins remain constant, tor church use. 9:30; BXumy Girl, 2:00, 8:00. the illegal adieeUng-deallng that inflation can be a'voided. Ctompany offirdals said they kid. ycni’re going to have a long South Africa (AP) — Twenty nosed fighter into the sky at at an tmdlselosed location at hia South had no further play for ran residt hum restraints on (hd not know the cause of the walk home. out of 117 boys attending a spe­ 8:45 p.m. own request. He said his family his contract. He had to lose a Bast Hartford Dri've-In — T te guideposts 'woriced frw a stand against guideposts and It il(unrl)r»trr the economic piirdng mecha* strike, which involved workers "W ell, It sure Is a long time cial week-long cricket festival Seconds later two sleek F104 Is still In Cuba. second spade, a heart and the Vixen, 7:80; Good Morning and while durhg tiie Kennedy Ad- Is very unlikely that hard and nism. who assemble and test the M-16 between drinks. Isn’t it, Roscoe were banned from selection for aoe o f diamonds. Down one. Goodbye, 8:66. miidstration, but t t e country fast wage-prtoe coixlrols will be €nTtttng old buddy?"—Particularly when East’s warmhearted play of BkLst Windsor Drive-In — One o f the obvious conclusirms then had a supply of labor on rifle used in Vietnam. Sealy Posturepedic' the combined South African accepted by Mm. Instead, he is They are members of Local It’s your turn to buy the next Schools team as a punishment the aoe of spades cost notiilng: BTnian's Rainbow, 7:80; Trygon to be drawn is that tte infSatton- whdrdi to draw. As uiMmploy- taking what, is said to be a more PoMIshed Dally Except Buncayp one, pal. ary aituaUon is bad indeed when 376 rrf the United Auto Workers kOd Holidk/i at 13 BiHell Street for smoking and drinking during He 'was'surs to got a later trick B’actor, 0:6D. ment was driven down srme erxmmnicaUy sound but grsukial Ardb-Israeli Fighting union. Maocheater. Conn. (06040) "I don't see how Ronnie the festival. All 20 admitted with the queen of spades. The such attitudes pievail, and that proMeme did arise, but they did course. very big on comfort, firmness, stretch-out room Monebeoter Drive-to — thinks he dan afford to support some executives are tending to not become critical until later. they had had a few cigarettes point of taking the aoe first was Medium CoU, 7:30; Anyone Can Bhren If he is surx:e88Ail, how­ Telerphoiie 643-2711 a fam ily and still keep a .g irl beHeve that tte market place President Jrtonson pushed Second Cloee Poelage Paid a' and beer shandies (beer and to dissuade declarer from look­ Play, 9:80. ever, you can bet that the em- friend on the side, too.’ ’ —But Hampers Relief W ork isn't going to be self-corrertive. Mancheater. Conn lemonade) but said many other ing for another way to make Mhnsfleld Drive-hi — Short hard for Jrtos and soon unem­ ployimeiit-toflatlon reloUrmshlp mjBBCRIPTlON RATES I ’d sure like to learn his secret. It’s more than that even. It’s ployment dropped below SA per youths escaped because they UNITED NATTONB, N-Y. fruttless round of talks writh for­ his oontxact. Sut^eots, 7:00; Pitstop, 7:16; will cause dllenunaa for years Payable In Advance "You always did have a talent If East took the recngnitlon tiiat the UJ3. gov­ cent of tte labor foroe. The up­ were not honest enough to own (AiP) — Nsw fuel was added to eign ministers who cbme for the qaeoa ot Naked Angels, 9:00. to (»me, foDowed by cries for GARAGE ■>ne Year ...... 380.00 for nosing out fine 'wines, Hen­ up. Some ot the banned boys spades at the second trick, ernment has really not got tte ward pressure prtoes berxmve the Middle Blast debate today as assembly opening" Burnside Theatre —^Alice’s oa guideposts and, if infiatton gets ■s Kootbs ...... U.SO ley. Tell me, where on earth did said they are allowed to drink South would know that he could most effecUve irions or tools tor strong, and tte President added Three Month* ...... 7.80 the U.N. agency for Pales­ Jarring was expected to re­ Restaurant, 7:80, 9:80. bad enough, demands for wage- On* Month ...... 3.80 this one come from ’" - I t taates with their parents. not afford to lose a heart. As dealing with aberrations in the to it with Ws unbudgeted spend­ SALE tine refugees warned that sume Ids U.N. mission wrhenev- State Theatre — Romeo and p iira (xsitrols. his only (tiuuios to make the m edium market, despite rdalms (hot Uk ing to Vietnam. Arab-Isradi fighting and a er there Is a prospect of move­ JuUet, 0:80, 9:00. 57 Hackm atack St. (xmtract be would lead his tq>-down business cyrde has The guideposts were de­ shortage of financial contribu­ ment forward singleton chib and try a finease co ol been llattenerL stroyed imder JMinson. They Fooil Sales Climh MonchMfBr, Conn. tions threaten it with ruin. with dummy’s queen. TWo Tte United States today has a were voluntary, havtog no Laurence Mlchelmore of the F4Si W/Nom Oo-rat, Abo AdMt NEW Y O R K —^According to October 9lti and Iftk would succeed, and South would national poHcy o f full employ­ strong fouTMtation in law. The United States, commiselotier Vernon * the puMl(»tion, Progressive 9 :l9 -tM diecard a heart on the ace of Fred Astaire ment. n datew to tte Blmplrqr- upward pressures broke through Grocer, retail frxxl-sfores sales general of the U.N. ReUef and ment Act of 1946 and it meimx clubs. Petnla Clark .-..GUmiCCHTLlKNII and iitflation gradually beruune climbed a record $77.73 bil­ Sat., October Utb ABSENTEE Works Agency for Palestine Disabilities Unit that tte resources of the nation DaOy Question "FINIAN’S Bolnbow’’ (G) | a w ay of Hfe. to 9:89 - MM8 Refugees, called on the mem­ lion in 1968 — up from $72.44 Partner opens with 1-NT (M Also: Stewart Granger are to be used rmeati'vely to pro­ President Nixon has taken a bers of the General Assembly to blllirm in 1987. T o Meet Oct. 14 to 18 pointel, and the next p l^- "The Trjfton Factor" (If )J increase their contributions for et passes. You hold: Spadea, VOTING ^ the care ot nearly lA mllUon At Middle School IS RMndremcnta Arabs In his organisation’s refu­ gee camps. The first fall meeting o f the ^ 7 l— >BF ■k Absence tram the State during voting hours on November 4th. (• a.m. to R p.m.) Mlchelmore cautioned that Vernon area Association for Abs^oe from Manohester during voting hours as a student In a college, university, lUilNMMRICM k (Children with Learning Disabil­ nurses’ training school or institution ot higher learning within the S ti^ . any reduction In aid would in­ YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ities (ACLD) will be held Oct. k Aboenoe from Manchester during voting hours because of membership in a religious flame tt)e Middle Blest further. TO AHEND oonunimity. The «igency is receiving 14 at the Vernon Center Middle k Bin ess or pIqrBical disability and unable to vote in person at the polls. $88,2B7,90Q thU year. $22,200,000 School, Rti. 80, at 8 p.m. THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE k Member of Armed Forres, spouse or dependent of such member. of It from the United States. M l­ The meetings of the associa­ ’fo the Democratic Town Committee, 531 Main Street, Blanohester, Conn. Please chelmore In Ids annual report to tion are open to anyone inter­ MANCHESTER GILBERT AND SULLIVAN M a n ch ester 7 arrange Absontee Ballot fori the assembly said he would ested In the education and Voter's Nam e . , ...... probably end the year with a well-being" of children with WORKSHOP Addreaa ...... T el...... deficit of $8A to $S.8 milUon. He learning disabilities, particular­ TUESDAY. OCT. 14 AT 8:00 P.M. Don't Delay Complete and Mall Today forexsast a similar deficit next ly the perceptually handi­ SAVINGS For Further Information Phone Md-ltlt year and said his agency "Is capped. Democratic Town Committee SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH thus faced with the threat that The group has been meeting Its cash reserve will be exhaust­ for two years. They have so­ MANCHESTER A L O A N ed—perhaps early In 1970." licited funds from various or­ Agnes Davis This way you save $40 on 2 extra long twin sets- "It Is obvious," Mlchelmore ganizations which they have Entertainment, Singing, Re'freshments AsMciatioti said, "that as long as the prob­ turned over to the local schools This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy Posturepedic's advanced “ Sleep System" design. lem of the refugees remains un­ for materials and equipment to For further information call Mrs. David Acker And this 5” lar^r size is the modem way for two people to get ail the comfort they settled, the need for the services be used in special classes. provided by UNRWA must con­ It wras through the action ot For further information cal Mrs. David Acker deserve. You swing 'em apart for easy bed-making; together for personalized comfort in 300 AM ERICAN-M ADE tinue. devoted parents of this group one, spacious 78x80" bed. Price is good for limited time only! He said the services now that legislation has been pass­ 872-0867 ed requiring schools to provide FULL-FASHIONED being given "cannot be substan­ tially reduced 'without bringing help for these special children. further hardship to many hun­ The primary purpose of Tues­ dreds of thousands of persons day’s meeting Is to decide PULLOVERS already on the verge of destitu­ whether the organisation should tion, adding to their feelings of continue Independently or be­ HI m UMM m M H M n o w The secret of a good soitffle desperation and setting In train come a town committee under or, for only the state organisation. The ad­ "BOUBO * ^UUST" Shown ai SxM M rt ertKI Is in the egg whites. They widespread repercuasons that must not contain even a vantages and disadvantages of ■would exacerbate the inflamed trace of ^ k and muat be $339*95 this and dangerous situation in the both wdll be discussed and then beaten when they are at Middle East." . a vote wrill be taken. room temperature to a clean, Oommentlng on the running FViIIowlng the bustneas meet­ dry howl. StoWllan them 3-piece King ing there will be a social period battle between Israel and Its with a UtUe cream of tar­ Arab ' neighbors, Mlchelmore for parents and teachers to tar. A poputar legend is that Size set- DMECT MILL PRICE! meet and talk. Retretiunents good sUb egg wtdtes will sold Arab border tiirusta end Is ­ Here is another way to will be served. support a w h ^ egg on their raeli counter measures had crown. The BTen3i house­ enjoy a modern Posturepedic. • Pure Wools "Imposed exitra strains on the wife makea souffles of 50% more stretch-out room than and Orlons agency’s staff. (toeese, vegetables, m eat and In the Gasa Strip, he said. In­ fish. They’re Inexpensive and an old-fashion ed double bed. S" longer, • All Pint MOVIE AUDIENCE cidents of vlolenoe "were on al­ simple to prepare. For llgM almost 2 feet wider. Like all Posturepedici Quality most continuous feature of life ...... GU ID E ******* meals and first ooursea, saeF there, and the agency could not A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS ties are p eitaat designed in c o o p e ra tio n with leading ortho­ • Cables AND THEATERS. and GasslcB escaipe some of the conse­ pedic surgeons for comfortably firm support. Thtftt Ftit r furn fsswww 1995, are m afstm o f of hla staff had besn arrested of Solf-RtgulaUon. from July IMS to June 1960 and their profession and pre­ i] Suggaatad lor GENERAL FkVNCoZEFFlRELU some of them were sentenced to pare yoor meal to suit for a smaller bedroom, prison tsrms. audlaneaa. your taste. 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V - ■ ■ A - ' . . , ■ PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 - MANCHESTER EVmHNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE FIV E phasised only slightly the nega­ Coventry tive—"another, heavy blow at drive a bard bargain with the Indians, who need money Apartheid Backers Control Mao Talks toe nuclear monopoly of UB. Peace Corps Workers Shop Softly; Inunedlateiy, and then Jack up imperialism and aocial-lmpe- the retail prices.” Film Scheduled Tonight South AfricaColored Group RUMMAGE SALE riallam” —and aocented the pos- . Helps Indians Sell Goods Ittvs, oalHng them “ a great en- Although the ancient Ihoas '8 out of 10 homes On School^ Community CAPE TOWN (AP) —Bouth "The fact that the govern­ ■t the Carries Big Stick oouragement” to the Vst- By JAMES KERB Mafan, says tost at the present had a co-operatlvo-bttaed eya- Africa’s white supremacist gov­ ment has deemed it fit to nomi­ namese, toe Laotians and toe Associated Press Writer sales rate, the shop should asU tem, Teige saya, tola tradition ernment packed its new Colored nate candidates who lost the ^jr HOBS BODEBKK and the LtberaUon Army Daily Arabs. has tended to' break down In hove cold room A apeclal film entitled ‘"Fo brary’s annual meeting on Oct. ISommmHy Y ” Norih Mata Sinai CUZCO. Peru (AP) — A about a quarter of a million dol- 0 Persons Representative Council elections Is a direct Insult to the Szabd ated ProM Writer were notaUe lesa tor their belU- It devoted BOO words to toe an­ modem times, and only recently Touch A Ohlld” will be ihown 21. young Yankee is helping Peru­ lara of goods k year, within the today with supporters o f its colored people,” scild Arendse. TOKTO (AP) — Red (jhina’s gerency than for their inalstence nouncement, a contrast to toe have toe Indlans.been able to Lunch Week SAL OCT. Illb-hOO to 11:M AJi. vian Indiana through modem next two years. IS rotiiis ONE or me etttr at the Robertaon School tonight apartheid policy, and Labor “Their a^on is not in conformi­ Mao Tbe-timg «qq>eara in recent R>at China plan no foreign odv- exultant 1.60(Pword commu­ regain some o t toe benefits of School Lunch Week will be sales techniques, and toe effort But Teige Is realistic about at 8. 'Aie film concerna the uae party leader Martin Arendse de­ ty with the principles of democ­ w oete to be foUowii« Theodore enhirea. nique which announced the Dec. working coUeettvely and elimi­ celebrated Oct. 13 to 17 In the Sponsored by the Is paying ott to the tuns ot toe limits of iprosperity these nounced the action as a racy. The colored people Rooaevelt’s advice to "speak The Rusaiana wore Identlfled 27, 1866, H-bomb test. That doc­ nating toe middleman. at the school and Its aervlce to local schools, when the menus Women’s Guild ot TrInUy Ooveaant Choreta $160,000 a year worth of handi­ sales wtll bring to the thousands Warm up that "farce.” cannot take the appe^tment of aoAly and carry a big atidt.” only os "social-lmperialistB” ument pictured the Russians as Teige travels often to Indisn the community, and waa loaned will be the same as those serv­ craft sales. of impoverished highland In­ "The government has openly the 20 nominated members One aqtcd of the “big stick” and the attacks on them were plunging downhill, denounced vlUagee, and gives what he calls b y the Noble School In WUU- ed over the entire United States. diana. gone against the wishes of the lying down.” la the byxtocgen bomb: China oomparativdy mild. the Kremlin leaders as "toe So­ Peace Corps volunteer Peter "pep talks” to the srtlsana who hord-te-liaat raim mantlc. Oct. 14 will be “ Lucky Plate colored electorate,” he de­ tletOMated its third on Sent. 29 mi. __ . , viet revisionist renegade Teige started a co-operative “ You’re never going to devel­ sometimes become s bit dis­ The film la not recommended Day" at the Robertaon School mfc- . X i , w The reason for China’s new clared. Colored is ^ e term used The fim esunese underground postun^ contrast to that dur­ clique,” and said toe bomb was chop eight months ago on Cus­ op toe world selling Indian blan- couraged If their particular wKli tlw ouw to r small children, „ although and Coventry Grammar School. co’s main square. Now, 16 In­ keU,” a a ^ Teige, who has a ‘S i for South Africa’s two million nuclear explosion was detonated ing the auHural Revolution- a blow at the pcMcy of "nuclear Items are not selling fast. teen-agers as well as all in­ The child In each grade who mulattos. three days earlier. dian Co-operatives, involving 600 masters ' degree In business can be guessed: Mao takes seri­ threat and Uaokmoil” of Mbs- He greets tourists In the mod­ terested adults are urged to at­ finds the lUcky picture under The council has 60 members, families, sell directly through from the University ot CSilcago. lio o also la making military ously Moscow’s reported threat oow and Wadiington. em second-story Co-op Shop, C H lib CHASIR tend. School officials said the his plate will be entitled to a 40 of them elected and 20 named the ” Co-<^ Shop” . preparations tor repelling an at­ to destroy Chinese nuclear in­ TTiere was no mention of Nevertheless, foreigners are dressed In typical Peruvian al­ iY IRON ntlMAN movie should be of special in- free meal of his choice for the by the government. In the elec­ •Despite sharp overall decUnss FROSTING SPECIAL tack, particularly a nuclear one, stallations should warfare ‘'blackmail” or “threat” In the enthusiastic about the quality paca sweater and American tereM to those who would like following week only. There will Bliae Eitner Hashim Peter Hansen tion Sept. 24, the antUq|)artheid in Peru’s tourist traffic since THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DE­ bstavdsadgnate and deflei»e min­ break out over their disputed announcement Saturday. and artistry of the goods, and rtyle Levis. It took him nine to see tax dollars invested in be as many winners as there Labor party won 26 of the seats, the military coup d’etat last Oc­ VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT­ ister, Lin Piao, to give his borders. importers from toe United 'months of selling Indian Items the school system used for are grades In the school. while the proapartheid Federal tober, foreigners are still flock­ ING w in keep your cokt or chilly room Library Promotions inevement g reat^ impetus. States have found tost they con on the etreets and in a local wider community purposes. On Oct. 17, first graders in Colored People’s party won 12. Month of October To have brandished the new Mrs. Eisenhower Cited ing to this famous capital of toe warm and cozy, with filteredT or^ t- Joseph Tripp, Robertson While it can hardly conceal make a good profit on the rugs, folkdance theater to raise the both schools will make a tour Two staff promotions at Mary making suggestions for ex­ Today the government gave mudear tests in Moscow’s face HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — ancient Incas, 11,400 feet above lot, thermoetatiesUy controlled beet. School principal, also reports these major steps, Pekirg; has blankets, and brass art objects. money to <^>en toe Shop, he Opentittg cost up to 7J% lees ihtn of the school kitchens. Cheney Library have been an­ pansion in keeping with popula­ all 20 appointed seats to the could conceivably have unfavor- Mamie Elsenhower has re­ sea level In the Andes, Many of that the film will be shown to­ chosen to wrap them In compar­ Teige said one American buy­ saya. other add-on hestert. Heels cold bath* Gleaners Meeting nounced by John F. Jackson, tion growth and membership re­ Federal p ^ y , with 18 of them COMPLETE CUSTOM aibly affected the border talks ceived the highest award of the these tourists are buying the morrow at 0 a.m., 1 p.m. and atively soft words. Atthough It er recently ordered $30,000 Teige la modeat about his own room, encloted porch, attk room, or The Gleaners of the Second head librarian. quests. going to party leader Tom which Mao iww seems anxious Nafional MuIUple ScIeroaU So­ handicraft items—made by 3:90 p.m. to those unable to at­ worth ot alpaca rugs from the role In helping the hundreds of V «r hlfh any space that needs extra heat. Congregational Church will A native of Manchester and Swartz and 12 others defeated in would have provided an ideal to hold with the Russians. ciety, a bronae chest. methods dating back to Inca tend tonight’s showing. Mliss Elinor Hashim of 676 FROSTING -INCLUDING platform, Mao dioee not to an­ ahop. The rugs. 6 by 4H feet, Indians who rely on toe handi­ FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. meet Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. at the a graduate of Manchester High the election. The new CMnese stance al­ In one of her infrequent public da rs—as fast as the Indians can V ttmamiu l Mk M M i Fire Prevention Hilliard St. has been mode head nounce toe nucleeir teist blast 3 which sell for about $60 apiece craft sales. He Is alao worried North Coventry Community School, he was awarded a BA The appointments gave the ready Is producing results. appearances, the widow of produce them. Fire Prevention Week Is being of the reference department, TONES AND STYLING during toe 2Dth anniversary In Cusco, could easily go for about his as yet nndealgnsted House for a special program, Federal party majority of four Chinese and Russian troops sire Dwight D. Eisenhower attended That Isn’t very fast, because PIio m : 649-4539 recognised locally by both local and Peter Hansen of 156 Ben­ by the University of Hartford $360 to $800 In the United States, replacement. Hla two-year "Jogging Along." Speaker will In 1960 and an M.L.S. by Sim­ seats, and the government csiebrotlona Oct. 1. He waited reported to have withdrawn a an awards dinner sponstn^d by moat of the Items are made by Volimteer Fire organizations. ton St. has been named to a until Oct. 4 instead. he said. Unfortunately, most of Peace Cforpa term ends soon. be Dr. Joseph Kristan who will new position, acqulsttlon librar­ mons College in 1961. named Swartz chairman of the safe distance from the borders. the central Pennsylvania chap­ Indian women, who may spend The South Coventry group Is Similarly, the major anniver­ the profit does not go to the In­ speak on physical fitness. ian. Hansen has worked in the ref­ council. Besides border talks, conversa­ ter of the society at nearby as much as three months pa- dians. visiting elementary schools In Specials $ J Q . 5 0 sary speeches of Premier Oiou tions on trade are said to be in Eight teams dafMfad Army FOGARTY BROTHERS, IN& The program Is open to the erence section of Mary Cheney Camp Hill Monday. UenUy weaving or sewing a rug '"nie Indiana will accept as that) district and will hold an A native of Pittsfield, Mass., T7i4al and Lin Plao and the an­ the wind. during the logular baAetbaU FUEL OIL s BURNER SALES * SERVICE open house this Saturday. public, and men, especially, are Miss Hashim has lived In the Library since December 1967. U g d Ndric* She also received a gavel, a or poncho, while tending a flock Uttle as two Soles (about five Invited to attend. The program niversary ediborlal of the Pe­ In its delayed announcement plaque end a leather bound al­ of llamas. season. Servon of them waea in­ In the North end, the fire de­ Hartford area since 1096, and Before that, he was reference DECBKK ON UHITATION U.8. oenU) profit on an Item,” vited to will follow a brief Gleaners king People’s DaUy, Red Flag of toe nuclea teats, Pehii^ em­ bum. 319 RrocNi Str—r • Mcwciwif r . Conn. partment will hold open house has been a Mancherter resi­ librarian of the ()ueensborough o r O L A »B Teige, 26, of Waterville, said Teige. "The mtddle-men ments. business meeting, set for 7:80. AT A CXIURT o r PROBATE, with demonstrations of equip­ dent since 1961. From January (N.Y.) Public Library for 4V4 holden at Bolton, within and for Fed Gnat and Look Gnat ment on Sunday from 2 to 4 Bulletin Board 1968 until July 1 of this year, years. the District of Andover, on the 2nd The Nall Benders 4-H Club d ^ of October, A.D. 1988. p.m. she was a part-time staff mem­ Present, Hon. Norman J. Preuss, For The Comiiig HdidByB ’The two cooperative nursery will meet at 4 p.m. Friday at ber In clrciilatlon and reference. Judge. the home of Mrs. Charles Carl Vernon On motion of Sylvia B. Llpman, schools are visiting the firs Prior to joining Mary Cheney 2S6 Sabin Bt., Putnam, Oonn., on the house this week, as well as sev­ on South River Rd. The group Library, she was employed for teatate estate of Isadore Benisteln, will elect officers for the year. Wilnegses Plan late of Columbia within said district, Z' eral groups of elementary-age 12 years In the research lab­ deceased. school children. St. Germaine’s Guild of St. oratories of United Aircraft This Court doth decree that three Legloa Aoxillaiy Mary's Church wUl meet at 8 Corp. Weekend Visits months be allowed and limited for OUR GREATEST the creditors of said eitxUe to ex­ Spell Of Beauty Officers of the Women's Aux­ pm. tomorrow at the church, After graduating from Pitts­ hibit their claims against the same Rt. 81. Door-To-Door to the Executrix above named and iliary of the local American Le­ field High School, Miss Hashim directs that public notice be given gion Poet will be instaUed at 8 The tax collector’s office will received a BA In politieal sci­ ot this order by advertising In a NEXT TO CALDOR. EXIT 93-184—649-2806 lO SMIU^ ^ SERVICE Hundreds of Jehovah’s Wit­ p.m. on Oct. 18. The new of­ be closed all day tomorrow due newspaper having a circulation In ence and English from the Unl- nesses, including several from said district. ficers are Mrs.* Joan Hoyt, to a death In the family. versltv of Vermont In 1976. She Manchester, this weekend will NORHAN J. PREUSS, Judge. president; Mrs. Betty Lacek, •s a member of Gamma Phi make door-to-door visits in town vice president; Mrs. Betty New­ Manchester Evening Herald Beta national sorority. At O u / v C ^ v t « to encourage more home use comb, second vice president; Coventry correspondent Hol^ Southern Connecticut State Col­ of the BtfaHe. The public minis­ Mrs. Elizabeth Rychling, secre­ Oantner, tel. 742-8786. lege, she has completed all re­ try is part of the semi-annual tary; Mre. Mildred Korber, quirements for her master’s In VALUl thiw-day circuit assembly to be treasurer, and Mrs. Ann Bums, library science, which will be DAYS held at Rockville High School. historian. awarded In February. She Is AU sessions will be open to the IN 50 YEARS! The executive committee in­ Deaths In currently studying Arabic at the public and no collections will be cludes Mrs. Jana Welles, Mrs. Hartford Seminary FV>undatlon. taken, according to Robert L. Jeanne Marsh and Mrs. Marlon Miss Hashim Is 'politically ac­ Janeson. - The W orld Bellavla, preaidng minister ot tive locally. She has been as­ Manchester congregation of Je­ Preceding the installation Stanford Z. RothschUd sociated with the Republican hovah’s Witnesses. ceremony, a potluok supper will BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — Women’s Club since 1963, Is a be served at 6:80 p.m. Follow­ Stanford Z. Rothschild, former Christian H. Weinlng, district past president, and Is now serv­ minister, will speak on the SHOP BURTON'S DOWNTOWN and PARKADE... GREAT VALUES... TREMENDOUS SELECTIONS ing the Installation at B p.m., president of the Sun Life of ing as parliamentarian. She is "Right Kind of Mindaters” dur­ there will be a dance, open to America Insurance Co., .died a m cm ^ r of the Republican ing the Friday evening seeelon, OF MANCHESTER the public. The Chas. 'T. orches­ Monday at age 76. He headed Town Committee and a dis­ and on "True Worship Versus tra will supply the music. the firm from 1888 to 1866 after trict leader. In 1967, she was a SALE OF JUNIOR the False” Sunday at 8 p.m. SALE OF FAMOUS Book Circulation having begim his career with member and secretary of the SALE OF WIDI WAU Saturday’s activities wUl In­ ALL WOOL COATS At the Booth-DImock Library, Sun Life In 1916 as on actuary. Manchester Charter Revision MAIDENFORM LINGERIE clude baptism of those who have CORDUROY COORDINATIS librarian Mrs. Jeanne Swanson Claude Renoir Committee. dedicated their lives to serving has reported a notable Increase ANTIBES, France (AP) — At the special election on July God. regular to 56.00 50% O FF A-line skirt, rsgnlar 1 0.00...... NOW S .S 4 in this year's summer circula­ Claude Renoir, the youngest son 36, 1867 to elect a state rep­ 44.94 There will be no meetings at tion over that of last year. In of the late French painter Au­ resentative from the 18th As­ • Young junior swing coats • Micro mini petticoat, reg. 4.0e ...... NOW t M Tunic or jmnpsr, rsgslar 16.00 ...... NOW Manchester Kingdom Hall tMs July and August of this year, guste Renoir, died Tuesday. He sembly District, Miss Hashim • Right from our regular rtock • Demi petticoat, reg. 4.00 : ...... NOW 1.00 Veat, belted back, regular 14.00 ...... NOW 8 .B 4 weekend because of the assem- a A-Une petticoat, reg. 6.00 ...... NOW S.OO the circulation was 6,BT8, com­ was 68. became a "first” In Manches­ ^y at Rockville. • Wools, sht Hands, plaids 'nd ’ olids a Mini chemise, reg. 7.00 ...... NOW SJM Tie wrap cost, regular 26.00 ...... NOW 1 0 S 4 pared to B,B34 tor the same T. 8. Fitch ter political history when she • The EMwardlan collar, with aelf belt a Tiny matching bikini, reg. UM) ...... NOW l.SS I>eriod last year. Mrs. Swanson WASHINGTON, Pa. (AP) — Wide leg panta, regular 13.00 ...... NOW S .S 4 was appointed chief moderator, • The "Bobby,” with detachable cape a "Creposet” lace applique, Sweet Dreams CollecUon. Apricot and also announced the hiring of a ,T.S. Fitch, a founder of the the fli^ woman to do so. ecru. Discontinued colors. Centuries ago the SpenUh be­ • Sizes 5-13. coat departments The plush elephant wale corduroy, tn lush yummy ehadea o f groan. new assistant librarian, Mrs. iWashlngton Steel Corp., died She Is associated with Child lieved that copper grew In toe elaee 0-1$, (qxwtawear dq^artmeots. Marion Rider. Tuesday after a long Illness. He and Family Services. ground. They toought If an ex­ The library trustees are plan­ was 61. Fitch was a developer of In his new position, Hansen hausted copper mine waa left ning a social evening for the the Sendzimir steel rolling proc- will be responsible for making alone, M would become produc­ association members at the li­ a study of book holdings and tive again. C d INVITING YOU V ALL DAY THURSDAY, OCT. 9 to a / \ tv :.' WASHER DEMONSIRATION / HOOVER FMtsry nayiWBiilRttv Re-decorate your home Marty m ,i ! F ! r Beurekfian economically during Watkins WlOBgAt Peaifi AppliMM All Day Thariday 95th Anniversary Sale! 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Tolland Education and Labor Oommit- Reptfolican members were pre­ votes,” he told the Democrats. can agree. But Rep. Albert H. C A B Asks tee who were prepared to go pared to vote for the blU In the "The Republicans will stqyport Qtoe, R-Mlnn., who leads- the idverty Bill Fight sdong with the administration committee, lack o f support it in conh^ttee and gut it on the fight to enlarge state control PHOTOGRAPHY) September Building Permits planned to write their own bill. among the general GOP mem­ floor.” over the antipoverty program, M ore Study ORIENTATION NEETIN8 It could add as mudi as $1 bU- bership would doom it on the- Perkins said he had held up refused to offer his amendments PORTRAITS Looms in the House llon to President Nixon’s re­ floor. the legislation .all summer in in committee. quest for antipoverty funds. Most Republicans—and a hopes of getting the needed Re­ COMMERCIAL Rise $134,000 Over 1968 O n V -S T O L OMip, Meeting for Inteieeted Parlies WASHINfJTON (AP) — The Faced with the need to line up "The flg^t Is going to be on The shape of the impending large number of conservative pubUcan votes. " I have been (Ecnmencal) t I House Is heading for a building at least 60 of the'lSS House Re- the floor anyway," he said. Buiidiiig permits issued dur­ battle was outlined Tuesday Democrats—favor trimming the willing to cooperate In every PASSPORTS meeting of St. Matjthew's Wom­ WASHINGTON ,(AP) — A' • I puUicans behind its bill to con­ "Why waste the time here?" ing September totaled $336,- en’s Guild, having market fight o w antipoverty legisla- when the Education and Labor program and turning much of It w ay wMh the administration,” step which could delay up to a tinue the eintlpoverty program 246, compared to $202,000 for baskets in their possession at tton In which the Nixon adminis­ Committee took up the adminis­ over tq the states. he ssLtd. WEDDINGS unchanged for two more yesua, A porcupine Is armed with B the same period i««t year. the time of the meeting are year completion of the Civil c WED., OCT. nil - 7:30 f J L tration wlH have the support of tration bill, delayed for months Chairman Carl D. Perkins. Since there is no chance to get 30,000 barbed, hollow quills 7 the administration was able to Perm its for the construction requested to bring them to the Aeronautics Board’s feasibility while the White House sought D-Ky., has refused to lot the ad­ the administration bill passed, from above Its eyes to the Up of V SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA A PHOTO tolly a handful of RepubUcan come up with only 18.' •of new houses totaled 17 for a meeting along with an' item In at the members. GOP votes. ministration bill out of the com­ he said, the .committee should 991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEIU-643-7369 study of city-center to city-cen­ As a result. Democrats on the Its tail. Etoch quill has 20 to 30 9 total value of $308,000. An addi­ it to be passed along to an­ ter air service In major easteni Although a majority of the mittee. "We don’t have the try to write a bill on which It barbs. A i tional $4,000 permit was taken other person. cities has been proposed by a South United Methodtst Churah . out for an addition to an ex­ The market basket could hold bureau within the CAB. C<»ner at Main St. and H artfoid Bd. isting commercial building. almost anything, cakes, com­ But the CAB’S Bureau of Op­ Those issued tor alterations and plete dinners, mittens, dish erating Rights, whiqh has asked miscellaneous purposes totaled tow ^, baby-sitting service or for a full recordd bbefore e ^ e probing prot $24,248. BE A DOER! Thurs. • Fri. • Sat. anything that someone could the plan deeper,. . ----- said - t o ^ o r e Perm its issued for new home use. thorough study would hasten the How? Come and leam the facts about tutoring the later- construction were; Werner The person receiving the bas­ day when such service could be City pe<^e of Hartford at St. Michael’s Catholic Center Oct. 9-10-11 Kunzll. bouse, Rt. 74, $20,000; ket pays for the Item In It, a reality. Toot OonAruotion Inc. two and the Salvation Army Center; and the In y Pastorate valued on Its worth to them, The Intermediate steps are houses on Valley View Rd., for assisting hospital chaplains. at all 5 D & L stores and In turn puts something In­ necessary because the study In­ $40,000 ($20,000 each); J<*n E. to the basket to be passed volves a novel concept of air Lsietjen Inc. three houses on on at the next meeting. transportation "to be provided Representatives of St. Michael’s, Solvatian A m y and T o n y Rd., $80,000 (two at $16,- The money raised from the with aircraft still on the manu­ the Hartford Chaplaincy will be in attendance. 000 and one at $18,000 and Jcrfm project will be used to finance facturers’ drawing boards, oper­ E. Luetien Inc. house on Rhodes Women's Guild projects. Rd. $16,000. ating from landing sites yet,to Bulletin Board be selected. In markets with QiiliiinksllwSd^ Also, Burley Hammond, The United Omgregational vaguely defined characteristics house on Cledar Swamp Rd., Church Women’s Fellowship $18,000; Harold G. Dimock, and unknown traffic potential,” will visit Qtprilemd's Herb house on Cook Rd., $14,000; A l­ said Bureau Counsel Alexander Farm In Coventry tomorrow, N. Argerakls. fred Rosenberg, cottage, Snip- departing at 11:30 a.m. from slc Rd., $6,ed, $300. His daughter Jill, was not men­ In terms of where the center of Argerakls asked the Bureau MAiKaBsm Also, Albert C. George, HIH- tioned. The transplanted heart passenger demand Is In each of economic feasibility of V-STOL tion indicates that V-STOL serv­ Vs to Vz off kept Blalberg alive for 10M the cities in Issue,” Argerakls to: service. top Dr. porch deck, $1,000; WU- ice from city center landing rag. $21 months. said, V. Make available for the YOURIDCAL $ 11am F. Slffe, Old Stafford Rd., 3. Inform officials of the cities sites In the Northeast Corridor 13.90 "In the absence of this data It record results of a Transporta­ reg. 130 to $70 toilet and lavatory, $ia0; Gard­ involved of goals o f the Investl- will not be operaUonal until the is difficult to determine the beet tion Department survey of air, NCHBMIir ner Ruggles, Klngsubry Ave. Museum Opened, 1819 gaUon, emphasizing the need to 1980s," the Bureau brief said. electric service, $660; Alfred location for V-BTOL. landing rail, bus and automobile passen­ plan for V-8TOL service even MADRID —The Prado Muse­ "In the circumstances, the HEADQUARIBB Roeenberg, Snlpstc Lake, dem- sites, which assure that V-8TOL ger traffic in the Northeast Cor­ though such service may not be um is celebrating its 180th an­ prudent course of action would oUOon, nothing; D. F. Ovlello, service will be more convenient ridor. operatidnal for at least five Here’s the dress that’s causing niversary this year. Opened In be to take the tim e now for Cold days ahead. . . Virginia Lane, tool shed $140; for the short-haul business trav­ 2. Coordinate efforts of major years after aircraft manufactur­ November 1819 with 311 paint­ thoughtful planning thereby as­ and Jasper H. Wyman, Sugar eler than the conventional air airline and civic parties to ex­ ers begin production. a sensation . . . the striped ings, it now has more than 2,- service now pro’/lded at existing suring a reasonably early Im­ save now on this HUl Rd. car port, $000. pand the Department’s survey "W e are convinced that the 600 mostelrrieces. airports." plementation of a sound V-STOL Also, Uriah Matheson, Snip- to measure the need for and present record in this Investiga­ system,” It said. superb outerwear from acetate and nylon knit that slc Rd. garage, $800; Leonard Nadeau, Rt. 74, tool shed, $800; a very famous maker I you can wear comfortably Norman O. Wilcox, Mencw Rd. addition, $0,000; William M. Choose from a selection practically every season of Augusts, Hunter Rd. washroom, of wools, leathers, cotton $100; and Barbara F. OOUlns, the year I Self-tie belt to w w Rt. 80, porch, $1,000. suedes and corduroys. or not. Predominating navy or Boy Scout Oourt DELUXE MUD AND SNOW Tolland Boy Scout troop 16 Sizes 36 to 46 and S, M, L, XL. brown stripes. 8 to 16. awarded merit badges to the following scouts Monday In a WHITEWALL TIRES traditional Court of Honor. Rscsiving badges were (D A L, Hen'a Shop, aU atona) numas Beebe, life saving, tor- (M L , DrtMM, all otoras) •atfy; Carl Blanchette, per­ ?Sure, safe stops, deep snow "go", deep bite tread design. sonal fitness, pioneering ,oook- ■Special polybutadiene compound tread gives great milage. C hig; Jeffrey OalUo, Ilfs saving, • Deluxe quality from rugged 4-ply nylon cord body to rowing, canoeing; Lawrence rim hugging steel beads. GMdstsln, plonesring, personal fitness, rowing, cooking, canoe­ ing. Also, Brian Johnson, pioneer­ lively group of ing, cooking, camping; Mark boys’ all weather Lotiklwrlo, ptoneeiing, camping, cooking, safety, scholarship, T paroonal fitness, life saving; 650x13 girls’ pile lined Richard Malchow, swimming, coat with zip-out canoeing; James Robinson, PLUS 1.79 the coat of the year cooking, forestry, plonearlng; Undy WAmer, pioneer, cooking; F.E.T. in lush pretend broadtail winter coats Richard Weiss, small boot soil- Orion pile lining 'b ig and Hans Damman rscetved Ms second class badge. 16.93 The troop sponsored a Junior SIZE n g . leaders training scaslon last PRICE F.E.T. $120 ■aturday, under the direction of Scoutmaster Raymond Blan- 700x13 17.99 All the fashion news is here in a coat $12.99 to $18.99 cbatte; Edward Peckham, ad- 695/735x14 18.99 that looks frankly fabulous. Soft, warm ... 4-6x, reg. $24 to $28 vanoement man, and Jim Robin- 775x14 19.99 $15.99 10 to 12, reg. $22 aon and C&ry Blanchette. Tol­ 825x14 20.99 looking like the real thing but at a land troops IS and 816 and 855x14 22.99 fraction of the price. Single breasted RookvUle troop 14 portldpatod. 885x14 24.99 with notched cfrflar, front and back half $1.3.99 to $22.99 14 to 20, reg. $23 Boys League 560x15 17.99 $16.99 belts, gently flared skirt. Have it in The Tolland Boys League will 7-14, reg. $28 to $33 685x15 17.99 Beige, Black, White or Brown. Sizes 8 to 14. hold Its annual meeting for the 775x15 •lection at o fflcen on Oct. IS 17.99 815x15 at 7 :S0 In the United Congre­ 20.99 845x15 22.99 gational Church social rooms. The perfect all purpose coat to wear AH adults Interested In the 885/900x15 23.99 3 piece pant suit Choose from many styles league's baseball program are now through winter, thanks to cozy bivlted to attend the meeting. in the hit coats of the season I reg. $80 Pile Prevention Observanoe zip out Orion pile lining. Fine quality $64 Wools or leather-like vinyls The Tolland Volunteer Fire NEW TUBELESS TIRE VALVES Dacron polyester and cotton is per­ Department ' U distributing New longer jacket, double breasted . . . solids, plaids or checks. phone MIckeni with the num­ INSTALLED manent press, comjdetely machine ber of the department os part and belted with slim pants All with cozy pile linings of Its Fire Prevention week ob­ washable. British Tan, Olive or Navy. servance. and A-line ikirt. 8 to 16. for cold weather warmth. ^ l e dlstributlan Is being con­ centrated In outlying seotlons of town, particularly those not NEW CUSTOM COATED MUFFLER (DAL, Toung World, aD otorea) (DJkL, Ooato, aO ■$#•«•) (M L , Taaof Wartd. oB stofoa) •••'vloed by the RookvUle tele­ • Ch.-vys (mm b J to 68, ti ,md 8 phone exchange. lylincl.T Rasoue stickers are also • I’lvmouths li? to ti‘j li cyliruliT available on request for elder­ • Do(li)i'«, t)8 to db, li ..viinil,., ly o r otherwise handicapped pataons. 'The rescue sticker Is PURCHASE! • Motfli-is (or most otlmr Amfru.in designed to help the firemen IMIS m stock .It LOm().ir,il)|ii low special purchase! find these persons In the event 9 9 now! a very special of an emergency. INSTALLATION AVAILABLF DRi\ 1 IN TOR. A CuMPL t 'I E The department extinguished T XHAUST SYSTt .l CHLCK 08 AT NO CHARGE ' 8 a trash fire Sunday. The fire children’s and boys broke out In trash which had TURTLE! fallen from a truck. Also on Sunday, the depart­ COUPON and u very H|M*eial price ment was caUed out to aid In HIKER SALE a search arid rescue call for a child, who was found before Snow Tiro Mounting Ropock Whool Roarings the men arrived. Broko Adiustmont Viotory and Defeat CUT OUT $ The Tolland Eagles varsity 12.97 cross country team continued $ 5.97 What makes it ao special ? Things Its winning ways defeating Suf- VALUABLE with tleld 26 to 81, raising their wli>- coupon With like the smart turtle uppers. ttiit w«tk Rough and tumble autumn loss record to 6-8, and to four coupon thH • W» will r*mo»# yout reguUi lirei The classic little hral. The freeh wins and no losses as they rs- \ s C O ttP P fl ) COUPONS »iid mount your snows Includes days need roug^ arid tumble \, j’oung shape. The wear-iVwith- msin at the top of the NOOC. IX proow sir inlution • fat Drum Type Brakes \ Three freshmen members of ,V'A shoes that can take all the everything colors like brown ths team paced the viotory as rough and tumble action your and black. And, of course, the Brian Gashan, John Gray and I'l' -• 1 S.I1 I'k 1 M Kevin MUotte finished In sso- youngsters can give. Waxhide tiny price, just $12.97. Get yours ond and third place. Deq>ite loo- now and aave. with rubber sole. lag the event, Suttleld's Mike Sizes 5 to 10. A A to C. Rosa ast the first place pace. thru Sol. Tba B aglta soccer team loat MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALiWod. regalarfy $g to fuffield 4-0 In Friday's gams J j (O M * » e M ^ oB eSM Opon Loto ivory Night ■/, OoUd Bfeettng EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY DAL, MaiiclMSter Parkade open Mon. throngh Fri. to 9, SsiL to 6,V 7 Women attending tonight's EXCEPT SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M.

e PAGE EIGHT JHANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 ___ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1969 PAGE NINE \. 4gnew Vows In Test Case: yers feared that it 'would be dif­ Obituary Giglio Bond Town Asks U.S. Grant ficult to fight* this defense. Al­ lowing for ^q>eals, the case Stiokowski Opens 60th Y ear Federal Aid Set at 82,500 Co. Land would have lasted for six years Mrs. Cheney Swedish Firin To Pay at least, and in the end tt sras At Podium Honoring U.N. Fitting chUdren’s shoes is a specialty at Leonard’s To Indians Thomas Giglio, 45, arrested decided to keep to the damages Yes, Mothers and Dads . . . we do know how. in his home at 52 Bissell St., The first positive step towarii eventual purchase of and let the principle go. By STANLEY JOHNSON said PhlUppe eth Cheney, them aid if they do not wish U placed under a bond in child 6,000 kronm- ($1,900) an­ sion speetei. . 1 ' The Mandiester Board of Dl- Stokowski ened his 80th sea­ 96, ot to Forest St., widow of do so. Circutt Court 10, New London, By BOLAND HUNTTOBD (hqilieation of work would have nually for the rest of his life. Ttie e-vening was billed as a Shoes" A n o i l f ' I rectors authorised Town Man- son of conducting in America Clifford Dudley Cheney, died ‘"Ihe Indian people mpst havt this morning and had his case X VTVaa Robert Weiss to apply for , Tbe London Oiwerver been avoided. Moreover, ' the This is expected to coat about tribute to the United Nattons Poll “• Parrot Monday night with a flash of his early this momincr at Manches­ the right to accept or reject lo­ ccntiimed to Oct. 22 in that STOdfHOiLM — A law milt highly organized neduie of so­ 35 million knmor ($7J mllUaa). and the flags of the., 126 mem­ 7 ^ AND G • I S Vace old-tinM temperament that ter Memorial Hospital. cal control," he said. court. behalf , of uio thalidomide chU- ciety in Sweden makes inquiries ASTRA was accused in court bers hung from the boxes. Prescription Congregational Church wUl hold funds, for acquiring the water brought cheers from a flrst- Mrs. Cheney was bom May Agnew also said Indian pro Giglio was arrested in con­ di'44i in Sweden and Denmark of this nature rapid and con- of negligence in not testing There was no mentlan of re­ FiUed an Italian potluck Friday at company’s 188 acres of'water. nlgfat audience at Chmegie Hall. With Care 26, 1870 in Manchester, daugh­ grams mast be more flexible. nection with the armed robbery vincing. thalidomide exhaustive­ tirement atMl no public mentlan 6:45 p.m. in Woodruff Hall. Af- shed land. against a Swedish pharmaceuti­ Almost 100 bars through ter of John Sherwood Cheney "For too long the Indian has og $37,000 from a Ledyaud de­ If the principle of civil respon- ly enough before putting in on that this was the 80th anniversa­ tor the supper, Mr. and Mrs. The estimated -value of the cal firm has been settled out Franz Liszt’s 2nd Hungarian and EUlen Coates Cheney. Her been forced to fit a particular partment store. sibiUty had been established in the market. The company sras ry of Stokowted becondg con­ Uoyd Gustafson will show igg acres is $712,000. 'me iq>- of oourt after almost two years. Rhapsody, the 82-year-old maes­ father worked for Horace program,” he said. GigUo’s nephew, Richard Rud- this instance. It would have set also alleged to have continued ductor of the Cincinnati Orchee- w SHOES "Fitting Is movies . of their trip to Italy, plication, under the 1064 fedex^ The children will receive com- selling the drug even after re­ tro stopp^ tbe American Sym­ Greeley on the New 'fork Her­ "From now on, the programs dell, formerly of Manchester a precedent with far-reaching tra in 1909. Reservatians may be made by al Civil Rights Act, requests a peosntloii flor their deformlttee, ports from abroad indicated the phony Orchestra in midmelody, 881 MAIN ST O u r ald Tribune for a time, and will be tailored to fit the partic­ and now a patient at Norwich im^icatlots. It is more than Stokowski started the concert ^ U n g Mrs. TTiayer Browne, 85 federal grant of $366,000 or 50 but the questicn of legal re^xxi- connection srlth defMmitfes in tum^ pushed one of his fa­ in 1849 traveled around Cape ular Indian requirements. We Staite Hospital, has been charged likely that a Judgment at Soder- with Rimsky-Korsakov’s ar­ MANCHESTU B u sin e ss" ’IVacy Dr. per cent of the total, and a sttiUty la to be dropped. the newborn. But this sras de­ mous "magic hands" towards Horn to California during the With Masquers will work with the Indian people with the weekend robbery, with rangement of the traditional state grant of $163,000, or 25 The litigation was originally talje would have prompted liti­ nied, the Arm claiming that It an erring player in the baas sec­ gold rush. He then went to Aus­ Bob Donnelly of Lydail St. on a communlty-by-community violence as well as larceny, and Russian song of student protest Ladies of St. Jam es will meet per cent. oonoolved as a teat case. The gation elsewhere with incalcul- had done all that it reasonably tion. shouted, "out! out!" and tralia where he met and mar­ will appear in two roles in basis and tribe-by-tribe basis to lUieft of an automobile. Monday at 8 p.m. a t St. Jam es’ aWe consequences to the phar­ "Dubinushka," and then played State and local police searched ’The remaining 25 per cent, or drug tfaaUdomide was widety could. started the piece again. ried Ellen Coates. "You Know I Can't Hear You develop programs best suited to School Hall. ’The program wiU another $183,000, would come P*«»*1bed by Swedish and maceutical industry. the orchestral version of Mou- local needs and priorities.” GigUo's home yesterday after After the settlement had been But nobody left as the musi­ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cheney When the Water's Running," be a novelty bingo party. Mrs. from the Water Dei>artanent Re­ Uanlte) dootors so a tran- sorgsky’s opera "Boris (Joudon- Further amplification of Nix­ learning that GigUo and Rud- ASTRA understandably announced, a company spokes­ cians began the rhapsody once were married May 24, 1904. Mr. 8:30 p.m. at Avery Theatre in Nina Armstrong is. program serve Fund. qulHlser, particulitriy for preg­ fought the case tooth and nail. ov’ he arranged for the Phila­ on administration Indian policy dell drove to Manchester to­ man admitted thaft thaUttomide again. Cheney was chairman of the Hartford. In this comedy which chairman and Mrs. Robert Stan­ Weiss said last night that the nant women, and also as a delphia orchestra in 1929. Je ­ was expected to include crea­ gether Sunday blowing the The defense turned on the dif­ had been teiown conclusively to The orchestra responded to board of Cheney Bros. He died consists of four one-act plays, ton is hospitaUty chairman. EqqiUcation may take from one travel slckneea antidote. rome Hines of the Metropolitan tion of an Indian Advisory Com­ Saturday robbery. They found ficulty of proving that any par­ deform, embryos In the sromb, his batonless direction and Sept. 6, 1948 at their summer Donnelly will portray the hus­ Members are reminded to bring to two years for processing and. The parentn of lOO thalido­ ticular ofise of deformity at was the soloist. mittee to give the Indiana great­ $25,000 buried in GigUo’s base­ but that the blame could not be played up a storm 'with the rous­ MANCHESTER ONLY home in Noank. band in the second play, "The to this meeting their contribu­ that, in the interim, appraisals mide children sued ASTTLA the birth could be ascribed to thali­ In the second half of the pro­ You don't need Mrs. Cheney was founder of Footsteps of Doves" and the er voice in policy decisions, and ment. put on the manufacturers. “It ing old warhorse of a tune. The tions of canned goods, jellies. -wlU be made of the watershed ®®®»Jtoa'Vlan Uoensee. at a domide. In Sweden, about 2,000 .Ss due,” he said, "to the im­ gram he jdayed the "Montevid­ the Town and County Club of father in the third play, “I'll revision of Indian education pol­ Giglio could not make bond listeners—some had paid $50 for Cash to Save! candies and nuts for baskets to holdings, to get a true value, court in Sodertalje near Stock- children are bom. annually with eo" symphony by Louis Moreau Hartford and was a member be Home for Christmas." icy, with some emphasis on this morning and was kept in perfections of science.” an orchestra, seat—shouted for be used as prizes at the dee- The town has an optkxi to severe deformities. In a pcqxi- Gottschalk to commemorate the An experienced aotor, Don­ greater Indian participation on custody a t the Groton barracks they wanted to an encore and got it. CHARGE YOUR of Hartford Garden Club, Mys­ sent fashion show on Oct. 22. pturchase the company tor $1.9 •damages, but also to eaSaWtiSi lation of 8 million. On Oils death 100 years ago of Its com­ tic Marine Museum, Manches­ nelly has appeared in several school boards. of State PoUce Troop E. It was a great night for music ----- million, plus the cost of any •■®*P«»««>Ulty for the effects’ of basis, statisticians say that be­ Dies in Vletnani Action poser wh(\ born in New Or­ PURCHASES! ter Garden Club and the Man­ major roles with the Masquers. Also expected is announce­ lovers, provided they loved Manchester Area Alumnae capital improvements made by the drug. Had they succeeded, tween 20 and 30 of the 100 chil­ leans, was America’s first Inter­ chester Public Health Nurses His most recent plays were ment of plans to reorganise the WASHINGTON (AP) — Capt. Liszt’s 2nd Hungarian Bhapso- Club of PI Peta Phi, will meet the company by the time the dren In the action would have nationally acclaimed musician. "The Bold Soprano," "The Bureau of Indian Affairs; intro­ they would have created a pre- Ronald H. Gouleit, son of Mr. dy. Association. She worked as a Monday at 7'30 p.m. at the option is exercised. Estimates been deformed, even if their Samuel Barber took bows Red Cross volunteer in Wash­ Chairs" and "A Thousand ducing Bruce last August, Hlck- Sub Freed oedent for (haUdomle children and Mrs. Alclde Goulet of Stokowski’s white hair was ITV home of Miss Marcella Burke, are that the water company all over Scandimivia. mothers bad n ^ taken thalido­ from his box as Stokowski led ington, D.C. during World War Clowns.” He has been ah actor el Lsald his flrti job would be Thompsonville, O hui., has died considerably thinner than dur­ the orchestra In his Adagio for 30 Bumbroerfe Rd., East Hart- may spend as mudi as $1 mil- But the case will have reper­ mide. I while her husband was sta­ and director in area summer such a reorganization. Bruce in Vietnam as a result of hos­ ing the quarter century he led Strings. After Tieup ford. Members are reminded, lion for improvements in that cussions elsewhere. Similar liti­ ASTRA accepted that the tile action, the Defense Depeut- the Philadelphia Orchestra, and tioned there. theaters. took office in mid-September. to bring a "white elephant” in a period. Whatever the costs are, lOTRiR DBPiiiniiT notn Watklns-Weat Funeral Home gation is under ■way In West drug was in-volved In each In­ ment said Jfonday. hls well-known stride to the po­ sealed paper bag for an auc- they will be added to the $1A Germany, and the courts Uiere stance but argued that whereas (3oulet had pre-vlously been dium has become more a halt­ Support Perfomiaiicei* is in charge of arrangements On Sea Floor tlon. million. which are Incomplete. were waiting for a decision in thalidomide could have raised listed as misteng. ing walk, but the music he drew FRANKFORT, Ky, (AP) — There will be no calling hours. $262fi00 from Rt. 6 Land Kkintinued Iroxn Page One) ----- The $366,000 esUmated for Sweden before giving Judgment. the incidence of deformities at Goulet’s death brings to 462 from the orchestra was as The Kentucky Arts Oommlsslon George F. Bradlau, son of watershed property is included The Swedish authorities had birth, this was only true in a the number of Oonneotlcut resi­ youthful and vtvld as ever. supported 74 performances of THURSDAY and FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. <3eorge F. Brad- In the $1.9 milUortlon of the sec­ gnmt, approved by the Federal out the missing records. and a state of emergency, say- Hinderaker added that moat ^ * 1 authorities In New York he will Invoke the 5th Amend­ Installsd ond floor Is being rented to O.partmenl of Health, Educa­ ment and refuse to answer ques­ Senate Investlgatore have said ing: ’"nie area Is not as quiet as student bodies have failed In a Connecticut today moved bw taBed TOOTHBRUSHES BLANKET laiuls RIemer Mrs. Eileen Richmond, who Is tion and Welfare. The program tions. about 500 weapons from the I want to see M.” mission to become "beacon ^X*inst 140 suspected narcotics “ $7.95 Gompletc three shipments are unaccount­ Oonplete Louis RIemer, 86, formerly of conducting The C h 11 d r e n's Is for training teachers, who Hls attorney said he advised lights pointing the way to educa'- In the second series of . W ith 307 .E. Middle Tpke., husband of School, formerly the Montes- will teach nature and conserva­ ed (or. tlonal reform.” since the stinuner. W ith Wooldridge to refuse to testify Padding Mrs. Wanda Rlstau RIemer, sorl School. The $l,30b rental 1s tion courses at the town's Oak because he did not believe he "I have yet to see m|uiy col- mld-momlng 20 of the sue- 47 Turner said he could not re­ Loses Medal PB ddhv Sq. Y d . Sq. Y d . died last night at a Manchester for nine-months use. Grove Nature Preserve. would be given a (air hearing by lege and university students 13 Connecticut oonunu- member how many of the weap­ convalescent home. senators. (Continued from Page One) worklng with faculty and ad- were In custody, SALE Mr. RIemer was born May 7, ons he sold or destroyed, In hls testimony Tuesday, ministration In Identifying what ^ total of 72 arrest warrants • Our regular 6Rc sellers. • I .'lyon, 5,'', [mis,i n 1883 in Poland, and had lived B u 8§ stripped (or parts, traded or DSM awarded to Sgt. Maj. Wll- are the real problems. In dig- ®h“ Y*ng sales of narcotics or Player Turner admlUed that in 1968 he • Adult type, assorted bristles. • Mij? 7'J X !Mi In Manchester for the past 36 New Findings gave away. lianj O. Wooldri($ge. glng ... out__ ___ the____ real_____ facts,. „or ana- drugs were issued TWIST NYLON PILE sl^ed receipts four times at But throughout the three-hour • Limit 6 per customer. • A< i IxiidiMg. sulld I'liloi years. He was employed as a Not Object Of Chicago police headquarters An Army spokesman said lyzlng objectively the real alter- Tuesday to the chief Or- machinist at the Carlyle John­ hearing he Insisted the weapons Turner’s.. medal w as" Revoked . natives,” he said. c "cult (3ourt prosecutor, John ~P. By ftesOTB ok LexHTloeB IJriek. heavy. Reported In stating that confiscated guns he were )iis to do as he pleased A broadloom Bated meet fuD FHA son Machine Co. btdore ho ro- Maestro’s Rage hud personally selected were to “when information became Evans of Bridgeport. to PLASTIC S-PIECI with. leeeeee of slight blem- tlre<| 15 years ago. He was a NEW YORK (AP) — Leopold be used for Army training pur- available that hls service for the Vernon In ■ neighboring Westchester '* piember of Zion Evangelical Cancer Tests Stokowski stopped hls first Car­ |xi es. ------period did not merit the County, New Yorit, which has - LAWN LEAF BAGS IRONING SET Lutheran Church. , SAN FRANClSt'O (AP) — negie Hall eoncerl of Ute season And he testified he dtsassein- award." The period Involved been cooperating with Fairfield ',; Survivors, besides his wife. Sclentiris have reported first Monday night, "but It was not hled some of the weapons for Gangs Riot was February 1962 through Oc­ Rockville Man County police chiefs, another 68 ■ suspects were sougTit. Include two stepsons, Carl Wal­ testB showing that white blood the fault of the poor bjiss pluj'er parts, destroyed others, sold tober-1968. Installed ters and Edward Walters, both cells from a cancer patient can who was acuiXHt out of hls "the cream of the crop" to a The action revoking the medal Held in Assault Towns hit In the raids Included ■ of Manchester; two broth-rs. In Canada Fairfield, Stamford, Norwalk, ■" kill that patient’s cancer cells. mind," a spokesman for the North Carolina gun dealer and was taken on Sept. 26. Robert RIemer of New Britain Richard Pacheco, 37, of 34 Greenwich, Stratford Westport, 4 9 They say the tests might lead to American Symphony Orchestra ^^wiSr** pocketed the money. (OonUnned from Page One) School St., Rockville, was Ridgefield, Danbury, New C a-" r e n t and John RIemer of Bridge­ a new way of treating malignan­ said Tuesday. Pudding But over and over again Tur­ charged with aggravated as- naan Bridgeport, New Haven, a < )iir M-guI.ir 7!'i • lli-i e Set includes: Silicone cover, port; five stepgrand-chlldren, cies. Tile bass player, the audience stve license to carry airport SALE ner insisted: "Those weapons Explosion Rocks sault shortly after midnight Milford and Shelton. '* a .Vi g.ii ill ,i |.;.g cushion fluff (led, fasteners, and three stopgreat-grandchll- A team of researchers from and must of those backstage passengers, drove more than SALE dren. were not (or the use of the last night. 'Arrests today culminated a " • I.unit J l>kK |M I ! iii.t’ .rii- r clothes pins and iron rest the University of W’ashlngton thought the trouble Uiat angered Army, they (the Chicago police) 100 taxis to the garage and a l l C W 1 O T K L l t V 1 Sculptured NyloR File, Funeral services will be to­ the 82-yenr-old maestro wan on _ scuffle broke out when company Police said Pacheco assaulted three-month Investigation by the Medical School said ’Tuesday were going to destroy them and a girl friend with a pair of Fairfield Cktunty narcotics «n- *■ DEEP LUXURIOUS SHAO morrow at 1 p.m. at Holmes they cultured tunior cells from stage. they gave "them to me personal" hold them off. MIN'S Funeral Home. 400 Main St. Induction Center hedge shears. The victim whose forcement squad, which has been > MEN'S TANKER 12 patients with neuroblastoma, Not »o, said the spokesman. It ly.,' A ‘ rock-throwing battle “■then am levte leaf Sstega hi ean- The Rev. Charles Kuhl, pastor a cancer of the nervous system. just looked that way. developed. Fires were set, buses NEW YORK (AP) — An ex- released, was waging war on drug traffle alteig * k u m t aytea pik. L«ng*'wear. of Zion Evangelical Lutheran He sjald Conllsk had luuured treated for a neck wound at Connecticut’s "Gold Coast.” The ed, mam at a sole pries! Hhasgy. aP.0. SHIRTS JACKETS When disease-fighting white The evening was deillcated to him the receipts he was asked were overturned, and a sniper plosion rocked the Armed fcataiea oaS a chotoe of 94 aed tezify to meke year Church, will officiate. Burial cells culled lymphocytes wore the United Nations and u U.N. fired from a darkened upstairs Forces Induction Center in low- General Hospital. unU was formed in May. Ush mrUm la I t will be in East Cemetery. l» sign Were only a formality to taken from the same patients' photographer who had accom­ window, killing Dumas and in- er Manhattan late Tuesday *>® presented The squad made Its flrst co- Friends may call at the funer­ meet the letter of the law. jurlng four othrs. night, shattering more than te ^ Stafford Springs Circuit ordlnated raids in July and ar- $ 0 6 6 $444 blood and placed In the culture, panied officials of the world or­ al home tonight from 7 to 9. Illinois law says all weapons Several hundred youths went windows on the fifth floor and today. He was held rested nearly 60 persons, they said, the number of tumor ganization backstage got behind selzeil by police are, after^belng Instnllad cells was reduced 50 per cent. the bass player to try (or a pho­ on a rampage along Montreal’s knocking bricks and masonry "Ight at the Vernon Police Comiilcte iM taU sd used us evidence, to be either main shopping streets during from the building. station in lieu of a $1,000 bond. • Our reg. 8.88 sellers. • ' (III t i'g .7 XK ..-Ili-i 8 James Joyce Works tograph Incluilng both offtctals "Tlie results demonstrate for Robert C. Savilonls, 16, of 39 Colt Strikers i n t h Csawlete • Dark fall plaids. • \V i'.tT I '[it llenr the first lime that live tumor back In their boxes and Sto­ armed evening, smashing windows No one was Injured in the _ ” ®“®” Donated to Dublin ivuiea n ng or other pur- looting them. Every display blast although there were sever- St Manchester, was • Two pockets. Sixes S, M, L. • K:. • . .11 ui’l DUBLIN (AP) A library of cells taken from a patient and kowski. poses. , . Increase to 500 8 q . Y d . i n t h W Stokowski then stopped Franz „ , , . . _ window along one street was al persons In the lobby of the ®l>*rged .with traveling the e Wool and nylon. • (iuiit lini-d, zip • I'.iing James Joyce works valued at grown In the laboratory can be Conllsk said In Cldcago he be- broken Pudding Sq. Yd. killed by lymixiheytes abtnliuHl tJszt's '2nd Himgariun Rhapso­ building at 11:25 p.m. when the “ one-way street WEST HARTFORD, Oonn. $60,(X)0 has been donated to the llevod -Binier who came to the gqu„d cars raced along the explosion occurred. night. from the same (latlenW" Dr. dy. gestured and called “out, (AP) — The strike of M-16 rifle city by iui American collector. It c lt.\ last year to represent the .,treets In the • rain, sirens Deputy Fire Chief Arthur scheduled to appear In FOR HALLOWEEN • MEN'S • BOYS' George E. I’lerce said. out" In tile direction of the bass assemblers and testeits at Ooit^ was announced ’Tuesday. rm> chief of ataff during riot- screamlnK. bu^ the mob be^an Laufer said. "There was a ter- Bo®lt''ille Circuit Ctourt' 12 Oct. MASQUERADE TIk girt came from George He s|x>ke at a convention of section and then began (lie piece Industries, Inc., continued today,' ng In which T.S. iroop*^ were to disperse on its own and no ar- rifle explosion, tt devastated the Letnwall of Bakimore. Its pro­ the American tXillege of Sur­ .iguln. with the ranks of the strikers' CHUKKA BOOTS used-wanled the guns for offi- rests were reported. fifth floor and blew out ^ rtl------— geons. swelled to shout 500. COSTUME posed exhibition place Is In a cIhI purposes. Mayor Drapeau hurried back He said the action of lympho­ tions.” He said the device )iad About 900 workers failed to re­ $150,000 Joyce museum now lAiadeil Trucks Stolen; Turner wax'qifeMloned closely from St. Louis. Mo., where he Pat Nixon Plans cytes against tumor cells out­ been placed In a rest room. turn from their lunch period being planned. One Found on Kl. 13 by senator.-) lookins for details had addressed a trade promo- side the body Is similar to the The area affected by the blast Serious Bowlina Tuesday afternoon in what the WEST BAVe N. exmn. (A p i- of hls gun deals. tlon fair. In hU absence, the houses the center’s personnel WAaUNGTON WASHINGTON (AP) — Pat role they play In attacking heart Two trailer trucks loaded wit{i company termed a wU($cat - Personal Notices or kidney transplants or other But the general, who Is a 11- chairman of the city executive and psychdloflcal testing of- Ntxon says she plaos Intake up strike canned meat were stolen Uiia censeil gull dealer, said he has committee, Lucien Saulnler, flees. It did not disturb any of bowHng seriously 'so biat dre foreign material in the body. It was not yet clear what • Our reguW 8.97 sellers. morning, but one was found a lost hls only record book and told the strikers assembled In a the flies which contain the re- can outscore In cancer patients, however, her husband in touched off the -wSlkouL • Sises 8H-8, 8Vi-6. 6Vi-12. In Memoriam short t'me later, its cargo still does not have the Information to sports arena that the arbitration cords of thousands of draftees, their game on the presidential In lovlnz memory of G ro n cr L there apparently is some un­ intact. answer questions. recommendation would be re- A spokesman for Local >T$ of • Buy DOW and ssv s! Kasaex passed away Oct. 8. known factor which interferes The building at 39 Whitehall bcrerilng alley In the Executive the United Auto Workers said FtOOB 1964 The trucks, valued at about Tumer, who is now retired, examined, but they booed him St. In the financial district. Is Office Building next to the COVERING with the lymphocyte action and the union trted to talk over the’ $7&,000 each. Including cargo, said that on advice of hls law- from the stage. the city's major induction cen- White House, A lw a^ OTnillnz. happy anil contmi. permits tumors to grow. were taken early today from the wra he has In the last few days After the provincial govern­ aituation with management, but, Lfored arid respecird whmn’er hr ter. It was the target of a bomb Jtrs. NUon made her disclo- the company refuaed. PHONE 872-4636 or 647-1428 MANCHESTER open s u n d a y-friday went. "It someday may be possible Tliru-Way Transfer Oo. filed amended Income tax re­ ment approved the leglalatton KELLY ROAD I Years wlN not darkrn or ftlndown blsst on March 30, 1968, that sure erhile accepting a lifetime to alter tumor Immunity to lym­ One of the trucks was found turns for the last five years. He ordering the strikers back to ‘Hie H-16 rifles, which wera- dim. also shattered numerous win- membership In the Women’s____ In­ developed by Oolt. are tete-llrsd OPEN 5-DAYS WEEKLY 9 9. f PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER The beautiful memorirfl have of phocytes In such a. way that this In Meriden on Route IS shortly said the amended returns show work, Guy ICarcil. president of doers, VERNON CIRCLE F T J 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. a hUiL con be used In the treatment of ternational Bowling Oongreas at the company’s plant on CSraz^- before 5 a.m. Its engine was $6,800 in gun sales he had not the Policeman’s Brotherhood, There eras no immediate ex- Tuesday. Mother, wife and children. some malignancies," he said. still running. , ter Oak Boulevard In 'Weat Hart- ' declared prevlouzly. told the strikers: plsnsUoa for Tuesday’s blasL - I love the sport." tew — ford. VERNON, CONN. W m \ Read Herald Advertisements ^

A \ \ -Vx',\ \. PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 -1. ------'■------:------— ------~«>i------to go back to the use of returnable bot­ Bisarre la the word (or this From hla notes and hla memo­ a weird epiaode, for an three of hunted and caroused with them. ly sensitive, hla deacrtptiona are India No Hippies Aatirl^pfitpi tles. narrative. ry be now haa composed the sto­ the white men were disintegrat­ He wore their costume—a few vivid. He has written a strange The author, a painter, has a ry of that strange adventure. He And the subject of the bottle provides ing under the Influence of the streaks of black and red paint. tale of nonclvlUxaUon, a Jungle NEW DELHI (AP) — The hip­ Book Review penchant tor visiting remote, says that aome of the names ot Jungle. Once he participated In a canni­ story in psychedelic "colors. pie movement has not caught a good example of the real question be-" primitive areas of the world, aa indivlduala and placea have I But having heard of a really balistic raid. He tried to help Bmea A. Smltii the imagination ot Indian youth, / ____ FUBLJBHBb^ B T T H * ing'posited on the w a ^ front The Aaaociatsd Press a aource of inspiratkm for his been changed to protect identi- savage tribe further on, the au­ one of the savages who bad a fa- says Education Minister VJC. HWRAl.n PRIMTINO CO., INC U BIntU StTMt Is the convenience to handlere at>d art Back In 1966 he had a fel- ties. thor felt compeUed (and his taL,.UIneas. They accepted him The estimated 6.7 billion tons Rao. He told parliament that no MSJICbMieP. I BLAdk SmCIDE. By Herbert lowahlp for a visit to Peru. On First he went far beyond civi­ compulsion la not fully ex­ as a''frtend. of sqlt In Great Salt Lake could anti-Indian activities by blpptes THoiu a F. j^cRansoN consumers represented by the no-retum KEEP THE RIVER ON WALTER R. FEROUBON Hendin. Basic Books. $8.68. impulse, he took a Journey into lisation to a Jungle mission, plained) io reach them. They The author Is articulate, supply the total Industrial and had been reported although FnbUitaen bottle, however much it may be, worth Dr. Hendin of CMumbla Uni­ YOUR RIGHT. By Tbblaa the deep Jimgle, then went even among peaceful tiibeamen, were bow-and-arrow and stone aometimes In the surreallatic domestic requirements of the aome youths had com6 to bis at­ ______Fntmawl October 1, Ig n Schneebaum. Grove more than the emergency problem these versity Pbytdioanalytlc cntadc Press. deeper; he stayed ao long he manned by three white men. hatchet people. vein. He alao la emotional and United States for more than 800 tention tor Illicit poMeeston" of PnUlikbd Bvwy Erenlnc E^catx aundAy* $6.96. was presumed dead. The story of the mission akme is He went native. He ate, alept. intuitional. Because he is visual­ yearn. drugs. and BoUdajra. Buered at the Poet Oftlee at no-return bottles are helping create in has an original approach to the Mancheatar, Oonn., aa Second CUaa Jfafl study of. cultures: he talks with - Matter.______almost every communlty’a dlqx>sal pro­ suicidal patients betmuae thqr BDB8CRIFTION RATES gram? '> are, even if a bit exaggerated, Payable la Adrance One T ear ...... «S0.00 We suspect that one part of the answer "an excellent barmneter of the Six Momba ...... 15.50 pressuren felt by eveiyone of Three Mootbs ...... 7.80 might be that even the cf^isumer finds One Month ...... a n that culture." getting rid of the no-retiun bottle Just MEMBER OF A few yean ago he proved the T E E ASSOCIATED PRESS as much trouble, with/less —H«fiicfi«)ti effecUveness of hla method on 185 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-8171 - OPEN 6 AJC. TO 840 17m Aaeodated Preat la excliutvely entitled to the use ot repubUcatlon of all newa die- as It used to be to take the bottles back Scandinavian culture and now PM. - CX08ED MONDAY • OPEN THURS. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: patciMa credited to It or not othenrlie credit­ be tries it on America's black IT OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-3171 ■ 841 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD - TEL. ed to t ^ paper and alao the local newa pub- to the store. USu6Q hers. subculture with success. 838-7M1 - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE • 143 BAST CENTER ST. - TEU 64I^71M All rIMta of republlcatlon of apeclal dla- patchea hereto are alao reaerred. But surely, as a general principle. He discuassa here the person­ Secretary Finch's point of view deserves al faiatmrlea of IS black women The Berald Prtottoa Company Inc., ao- ■ tm n no Itoandal reaponatbUlty for typo- attention and study. and IS men. One is shocked to ftaphleal errora appeartos to advertlaementa leatn that moat of them spend aM other readto# matter to The Mancheatar Etrenlns Herald. Waste is becoming one of our great life oscillating between two unsolvable problems. It is pertinent to emoUtms they are c t^ b ls of: Aibacriber to Loa Anselea Ttanea-Waabtos- tos Post Nows Bonrfes. ask, then, how much of this waste Is ■eU-lULtred and murderous rage. M l aerrlee client of N. E. A. Senrlce. Inc. StatlMlos show In New York, for PnbUabara Repreaenuthrea — The Jullua necessary, and how milch of It might Mathem Special Axency — New Torh. Chl- example, suicide is twice as fre­ OF MANCHKTER casD. Detroit and Bonon. be avoided by reviewing all our produc­ quent among Negro men be­ im iB E R ATOIT BDREAD OF CIRCDLA- tion and packaging options. tween 20-85 aa it is among white nONB. men of the aame age. Black Dtoplay adrertlaliia cioainx boun: homicide reaches its peak at the For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. For Tneaday — 1 p.m. Saturday. same period. For Wedneaday — i p.m. Monday SomethinK Right In Baseball ^ • * I F For Thuraday — 1 p.m. Tueaday. Something right and absorbing and de­ Hendin has well-documented Introducing an For Friday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. hla statement that this psycho­ _ F o r Saturday — 1 p.m. Thuridav. serving has emerged out of the 1MB logical makeup is "an integral Claaalfled deadline — 5 p.m. day before PuMIcatlon. 5 p.m. Friday for Baturdat baseball season after all, proving that part to their racial experience and Monday publication. Entirely new Spanish there Is something In the game, and In and fmms part of the burden of Wednesday, October 8 being black in America." human nature, that not all the rash Hq concludes: "The black dollar hunger of the owners and opera­ revolution la attempting to Bedroom.. only $549* 3pc. Keeping Ourselves People tors can quite kill off. channel the black man’s anger Out of the welter of teams and play­ awAy from aelf-hatred and to­ One of the moat vital things we do ward effective action ^ Im­ During Watkins 95th Anniversary, for ourselves. In these changing times, ers so numerous no fan could easily prove hla lot If BO much at the 8 many items like the lovely Spanish Bed­ la to cling to aome element otA^sponal- remember the names of all the teams, black man’s behavior. Including room group illustrated are now sharply let alone the players, there has emerged (he rioto In which he burna hla blllty, involvement, and contiibuUon by own oommunity, stiU seems reduced throughout the month of October. which the private sector ot our existence a World Series between two eminently self-destructive, the cases in This Spanish grouping is entirely new. la linked to the community whole. worthy teams, each with Its own great this study certainly demonstrate Never before seen in Conn. distinctions. that, in the black’a attempts to And to help introduce this new group­ The area of such private responsibility ing, Watkins is marking the price down The Baltimore Orioles have played cope with frustration and rage, and involvement seems to shrink, per­ hla feeling of impotence and twice . . . once for our 9Bth birthday . . . versely, oven In a time when the need with the poise and confidence of a great FROG’S LIFE self-hatred often cause hla an­ once as an introductory offer. for it seems to grow. ball club all season iMig,, dominating Nature Study By Sylvian Ofiara ger to turn against himself." So, visit Watkins today and see what Waks Tsnooda 11 All we need to do to measure the their League In much the same style our 96th birthday celebration can do for that was in some famous years almost youl shrinkage of the Involvement area Is to SEARCH FOB 8YBABI8. By 'Diis group includes a 72 x 19 x 31-inch exclusive with the New York Yankees. OrvUlo H. BuUUt. Llpplnoott, chart the decUnlng number of times In A Thoaght for Tbday $6.66. Triple Dressesr with 6 drawers; matching a year when we are asked, as individu­ The New York Meto, an unbelievable Inside lort Sponsored by the Mancheatar Mirror; a 88 x 19 x 45-inch Armoire with aggregation of beardless yet talented Ooundl of Churches In case you’ve forgotten, the 2 drawers and 3 trays, and a Full or Queen als, to do something about the welfare Open Form term "eybaiitic"—referring to youngsters whose average team age by Size Headboard and frtunes. All for only of the whole society. “Black, we all know. Is the people who seek voluptuous might be something like S8, have ac­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak pleasure to an excessive degree 8649. complete. Some insUtuUons and causes find It color of night, sin, evil, and Matching, 26 x 16 x 28-inch Commode complished the greatest sustained death. And white la the color of —is derived from the name of too expensive and too bothersome a pro­ MINNEAPOLIS — In the sakt. "It would hurt their (the Hie Peace Committees law officer vho protects them the Greek colony Sybaris, which extra at only $66. miracle In all sports history. All season light, purity, hoilneas and resur­ To the Editor, white they demonstrate. Per­ cess to solicit us for our modest contri­ mayor's chair only three policemen's) morale. They're rection after death. Easter lilies existed in great splendor from long, they have specialised In doing the months, Charles Stenvig, the entitled to some courtesies.'' Large advertisements In area haps they will, but I doubt It 780 to 510 B.C., in the arch of butions. Either they get their support are white (vlrgina must be too) newspapers today pretend to in­ v e^ much. Improbable when the improbable was the former police detective assign­ Moreover, he said, "I talk and (Jhrlst Is always pictured in the boot formed by the Italian from the commercial institutions which ed to burglary cases, has al­ with colored people a lot, with dicate that a large segment ot It must have been a great peninsula. only way they had left. a white robe that matches his our responsible adult commu­ comfort to Ho C3U Mlnh In his employ us, or they make themselves ready produced a minor but the elevator operators, the shoe white face. But since his face Its dtisens were twtorious for The great seasoned team from the still peaceful revolution In what shiners, and in the parking lots, nity lea^rshlp Is crying out for declining days to know that the living It up, extravagantly. wards of.the government, using the tax waan't white—he was^a deeply a quick puU-out of our troops people his troops met at the American, the beardless wonders from used to be one of the nation's and do you know whait they say ? tanned Semite—maybe his robe From an. archeological stand­ dollars we pay instead of the good cause most progressive cities. they don't buy all this militant In Vietnam. It does not take DMZ, Khe San and in the Jun­ point, It would be interesting to the National deserve their" forthcoming wasn't either. So maybe every­ very careful study of the names gles and rice paddies were not dollars we might contribute. So far, that revolution is sub­ stuff.” thing else that la supposed to be discover what life was like in monopoly of the nation's attention, and tle and gradual, more under­ But when a liberal Republi­ listed to notice how many of representative Americans, as such a swinging otty. L ^ It Is not difficult to visualize a rather pure and holy doesn't have to our real leaders and thinkers they deserve, by the way they have got ground than overt. It can be can member of the State Assem­ typified by West Hartford (and This book, for luohsdogy terrifying day when the average person perceived more In the mayor's bly, sniffing a good political is­ be white. Would It be gray? ore not supporting this action. other) Peace Oommitteee. Early American themselves there, to have a great and COULD IT BE BLACK? Could fans, tells about the peurtlally In no longer called upon for any thought bizarre appointments than in sue, began to attack Fellcetta High sounding titles are very Great comfort. Indeed, tor un­ ■f' the awful black pit be pure and Impressive in print but one successful, s li^ y e a r attempt or declsdon or action which relates him, closely contested Series. his exercise of admittedly weak for his racial {^oq>hy, the at­ til he realized this he had al­ by a crew from the University executive powers. tack never got off the ground. holy? And could a white heart wonders why their claimants ready lost a war. as an individual, to the great human be a coffin of death? feel compelled to use them in of Pennsylvania to locate the Cherry Bedroom For example, to r^lace the He quickly found that Stenvlg's Ernest lAnders site of Sybaris. It was written needs of the society In which he lives. militant black head of the city's newest member cf the HRA Malcolm Boyd— . this sort of endeavor, unless It C .Tiidne Hnvn.sworth’8 Finances by an amateur archeologist who civil rights department, Lillian was expressing the same senti­ BOOK OF DAYS Is to give the impression that "Traffic StagnatUm” In such a day, he would no longer need tt would take exceptional courage now Earle B. Cluster, sponsored the work of the Anthony, Stenvig appointed a ment that elected Stenvig him­ they are speaking tor a large To the Editor, professionals. to feel responsibility, let alone have the for Prcflident Nixon to admit that the Pastor group of people that.they re­ Recent suggestions that the now Sale priced nomination of aement F. Haynsworth mild - mannered middle - class self last June by a whopping 61 The Plain of Sybaris contains experience of searching his own heart Negro named Robert B. Ben- per cent of the vote. North United present, Instead of as a single town build parking garages on O Jr., to the U.8. Supreme Court was a individual. about 400 square miles, and the ford. Benford, a newspaper cir­ With Stenvlg's approval rat­ Methodist C3hurch the municipal pfU’Ung lots puts problem was to find the ruins— and pocketbook. mistake: After all, no scandal mars It should be an Interesting the emphasis on automobiles Judge Haynsworth's career, no clear- culation employe who canvassed ing — In an unpublished poll possibly two square miles—un­ at only $429. 3pc This Is all one way of saying that we black areas, say.s that the ques­ now registering over 68 per sight on Oct. 18 to see our when more peofrie or customers cut Indiscretion tornlabes hla record. For "Oommunity Leaders" walking der about 20 feet of aoU. are still privileged—privileged Indeed, tion of race la far down on the cent. It is no wonder that lib­ Ward Canfield to (he civil ser­ Is what the downtown mer­ In the technical sense the V the same reason, It would take an ex­ l>and in hand with the unwashed chants actually want IDlse- rather than burdened or Imposed upon— ceptional turn of events to prevent his list of priorities for his new job. erals of both parties are not vice commission. But Canfield, searchers achieved their good. rushing to the attack. Their and unshorn cop-outs who are where It has been suggested T The first priority, he said. Is to Developing an electronic device to have the United Fund and Its op­ ix>nflrmatlon by the Senate, however vig­ who retired from the police going to be the salvation of this orous the opposition there. And last see that all citizens are treated mood today 1s deep consterna­ force ter disability when he was that the town sell or lease the called a magnetometer, they de­ Imsgins bsing sbls to purchoto s lovsiy country. Unfortunate, though, air space above Its parking lots portunity functioning In our midst. week there seemed little chance Judge like Americans. tion, edged with a reluctaint badly wounded In line of duty, tected and plotted the outlines lolid Chorry Early Amarican Badroom Sat for If Benford's appointment has conviction that Stenvig does In­ la regarded as a minor hero by that my son returns that day to developers with the under­ It gives us what Is actually becom­ Haynsworth would bow out; he apparent­ from a year In the Mekong Del­ of tha burled dty. ly has a hard Mme understanding what been quietly aci'epted by the deed reflect the Inner emotions many voters. Even If Stenvig la standing that high rise apart­ Blit as an anticlimax. It be- only $429. ^ ing the rare kind of opportunity these of the middle and lower-lass ta to find that he is not a pa­ ments will be built at these lo­ all the fuss about hIs personal finances white liberals who had been rebuffed, he may well have an­ cande apparent that the water lmpo6$ibla7 Not during Watkini 95th days—the opportunity to give. Is all about. This Innocence, however, running this city since Hubert whites who gloried In his at­ other Issue against the estab­ triotic American fighting man cations. This will bring people level at the site is ao high that it and defender of the oppressed, It offers us the luxury of the chance Is an excellent reason—among others— Humphrey's election os mayor tacks on student demonstrators, lishment. to the downtown business dis­ may or may not be possible to Annivarsary Sala faaturing brand namad black militants, and the estab­ The real test will come on but on imperialistic aggressor trict without causing traffic of making up our own mind whether why this nomination should be with­ In 1948, aome other appoint­ excavate the antique treasures itams at tharply raducad pricat. drawn or defeated. ments have not. notably An­ lishment that used to run. the Oct. 20, when the Stenvig rev- who has spent an Important" cong(estion in the process. Nor * which presumably are buried to give and how much to give. Judge Haynsworth had vigorous op­ tonio O. (Tony) Fellce*«a. Sten- city from what he calls the far olutlon may emerge for the first twelve months of his young life will it be necessary to sacrifice Thli dark Charry $at convays an aiithan* attempting to murder poor, there. Through Its existence, wo con become position from the start, avll-rights lead­ vlg triggered lui uproar when out suburban "gold coast.” 'v^^um e with Us teeth showing. The the parking which is now avail­ Bullitt's book is an Interesting The mayor operates on the ocettojon Is a student march peaceful North Vietnamese rice able. It should also encourage tie Early Amarican ttyling. . . an agalats da- participating forces In the life around ers deplored the choice, often intemper- he named the affable Fellcetta, account. In layman’s language, ately. Labor leaders were hopping mad, a non-resident of Minneapolis advice of a tiny coterie of hi' from the University of Min­ farmers. Little matter that the building of other high rise of a major archeological pro­ iign. us. Instead of mere observers, or drones shouting that the judge's record proved aiders, Including his chauffer, a nesota across the Misslstli^l these simple peasants were apartments In the downtown who Is a Teamsters Union of- former policeman. A political ject. fenced off In our own routines. him to be pro-business. Neither objec­ flcliU, to the dty'.s human rela­ River Into downtown Minneapo­ armed to the teeth and indis­ area so that the downtown busi­ Miles A. Smltfa With traditional ogaa braekat faat and independent with no party ties lis In protest against the trial criminately mortaring cities ness district should be prtqx>r- The United Fund reminds us that we tion was compelling, and neither cer­ tions commission (HRA), parent aga-old fpindia haad and footboards, this tainly argued against confirmation. It agency of the clvU rights de­ who lacks any visible contact of students who took over the and butchering village govern­ tlqnately less dependent on auto THEM. By Joyce Carol Oates. are still people, not programmed auto­ with the city's btuinesa and university's Morrell Hall last ment leaders many miles from traffic In future years. group ropratants a dasign that will ramain wasn't until the opposition began ex­ partment. That uproar swelled commercial pool of potential re­ Vanguard. $6.66. matons, still capable of functioning by plaining the Judge's pereonal finances when Fellcetta, In a candid In­ year. The mayor privately their own country. "Die air space above the park­ Rsadlhg Miss Oates’s long "allva" foravar. cruits for city Jobs. Stenvig on warns he will not let the stu­ Perhaps some of these people ing area at the Parkade could heart Instead of by rote. that the appointment began to emerge terview with the Minneapolis occasion has recruited old po­ (506-psge) novel Is like {doosdng lui a boner. Tribune, came out flatly against dents cross the river. He alao will be able to show my erring be used in similar fashion to again Into Theodore Dreiser. Includad it a 55 x 19 x 33-Inch Double What the United Fund receives goes lice friends for major city Jobs. says that running the police de­ son how they are going to save establish what mij^t be an al- No. Judge Haynsworth broke no laws, any HRA Investigations Into re­ One of these la proving to be The detalU of poverty pUe up Draitar with 10 drawers, $144.50; matching to the benefit of Its various member nor did he broach the letter of Judicial pented charges of police miscon­ partment Is his "only complete this country by dodging service moet completely self sufficient like the grime In an imwaahed an embarrassment for him. job" as mayor. Accordingly, he to it. How they are going to community. Mirror, $39.50; 42 x 20 x 55-ineh Chast-on- agencies. and legal ethics. The record as It un­ duct on the troubled black North The city council, with the Re­ sink. folded before the Senate Judiciary C3om- Side — the hottest Issue facing will be In a position to carry destroy the Establishment We can also envision a But after reading far enongh O' But it Is we, the potential givers, who publicans holding a 10-3 major­ out that threat with his poUce while they enjoy its fruits and similar development at Burr's Chatt with 7 drawers. $165.; and a Full or mlttoe was one of a series of question­ the HRA. ity, Is now plotting its first ser­ to decide you don't want to are richer because of Its existence. able Investments and associations, but "With all these people de­ department and If he does his go to s c h ^ or loaf on the mon­ Corners. A complex of high rise know any more about what hap­ Twin Sixo Spindio Bod, $79.95. ious counterattack—a move to still-peaceful revolution will ey Dad earns from it. Or how apartments on a Constitution Let's not lose touch with It. no one of them ao damaging as to make manding It, I'm against It.” he veto Stenvlg's nomination of pens to a family tnqiped in pov­ Night Stand separata at only $6B.50. him an unfit candidate for the ' High face Its first crisis. to scream “Facist Pig” at the Plaza type base could bouse a erty after the husband gives up Oourt. And certainly no single Item or great number of people many and spends what money there is The Source Of Wa.ste even an accumulation of items, was ao ot whom might use Uie high­ on anestbetislng bear. It’s Health, BklucaUon and Welfare Secre­ clearly a violation of good Judgment way to drive to and frmn work wortlnriiUe to keep reading. The us the conflict of Interest that eventually By Whitaker and satisfy ihoet of their other story told U of two ps(H>le, who tary Finch had a novel propoaal on the forced Abe Fortas to resign his Supreme needs on foot. happen to ho brother and ststar. waste problem when be appeared before Court seat. Developments as these These two at most tlmss have a Sanate subcommittee the other day. Then came the revelations about the may serve to stave off the traf­ helghtsnsd awareness of what U Judge's InveiSment In the Brunswick fic stagnation that looms In the going Ml around them and espe­ TIm subcommittee in question is con­ Oorp. He bought the stock after his court town's future. Now, while the cially ^Inaido their gyrating sidering various proposals under which had reached a decision on an appeal M l LfARiZ/lT/ON town is considering the sdcq>- minds, as though each ware put­ the federal government would extend fi­ Involving Brunswick, and the decision tlon of high rise aonlng regu­ ting himself In front of an X-ray probably would have no effect on the lations the above sad other machine and analysing the plo^ nancial help to cities and states for con­ stock's value. Nevertheless, he bought similar poaslbilltles should be hire. But each of them alao goes struction of trash and garbage Inciner­ the stock before the court offtcislly hand­ ^oDf\V'5 \^OHD “jrO P /' given some thought. Into periods of deep lethaxiy. Stearns & Foster's popular ators and other waste-disposal faclIlUea. ed down the rulin(, and the appearance, W. B. Kk^penburg raiding from tha druggad-feel- at least, of Impropriety Ungers. Judge ^ TO K v/.t. \ Ing level to the catotanlc. TiMy 8 Secretary Flnch’a novel proposal was Haynsworth's evaluation of his own ac­ meet a couple of people not that aome attenUon be paid. Instead, to tion? He is "very sorry" he bought the T C c / iU S C T O CC/iSE M O T i 0 h \ Herald poor—who also have helgtatenad Princess Bedding $59. the poaslbtllty of persuading those who stock, but he simply had forgotten when aelf-awarsnsss, and whose he n>ade the purchase that the Bruns­ TO C E /45C M O \f\N Cr Yesterdays thought processes also are se produce our waste to stop producing wick case was still officially before his iiwMiMfi aa to border on the cm- quite so much of It. court. ^ HALT 2SY9m nAgo *y- The Prineeas by Steams 4k Foeter is now being offered at Watkins for only "The effect of Federal conatructlon The accumulation, then, capped by the S top. n . wi— Oates seems to be point­ Brunswick Investment, portrays a man This was a Simday; The ing out that ber two pratagon- 159. each piece. Twin or Full Size. Along with iU 812 super firm mattrcaa grants.'' Secretary Finch told the sub- who la probably a nice fellow, a Judge Herald did not isto amn’t molded by their eco­ oommlttec, “would be to place the fi­ A oTOPPiNG- nomic background, but more by coUa and 8^way hand tied boxapring, the Prineeas alao offer* "Weight Bal­ who wlM gladly keep his noae clean If 10 Y m n 4 ^ nancial burden of dealing with solid someone will spell out ter him how It what is Inside thslr owi^ partlon- ancing’' . . . heavier coUa aeroag the center where the moat weight occurs, Is to be done, ^ t a map who ts oblivi­ f\ Place :>toppev az ')ar heeds, >. waste on the taxpayers at large. That ^Koltse Klatsche gitwl) teitaa ous of the need ter a Jurist to maintain at the Cbmmunltjr T. , The story Mie is telltag.\^ to provide a pi^xiper, level aleep. Queen Size Seta, $159.: King Size Seta, $229. burden instead should fall primarily on a single-minded Interest In the admln- AT A STOP 5 lCN Minrhester merdiaats and s s ^ is largely true. She met those who produce wastes, in order to Mration of Justice, free of even the hint Manchester High School admln- the girt when she wss tsacbhig J that his decisions ars Influenced by any­ a night sdtool course and Ihs provide tnoentlvea to eliminate, reduce icri; nctm EAN IGNc FE cr IstratloB eoaperate in book to "htotaty in flrtlsMsl thing slac. lo r m b Iocv In thr field or reclaim these wastes.” The appointment, aimply, ts an em­ of salesmanship. tocm—that to, in personal ptr- barrassment to the N b ^ Administra­ \/ccA\ RiCHT th rough spsetlva." mm says tha^ M- There was soms discussion of the kind rttrd of sAittiig to malodigniade tion, which Is hardly of grMt momefii. On IMS Dais of thing that might ba done along such and a potential embarraasment to the dotalto, t»m toft oomo sM lines. Special charges on the production Supreme Oourt, which In Hght of the In m u the «pnn*«»- mlMloa at “mainly bocauss of my tear - - / San Franciaeo was towdsd. too much reality awuld b^ Open 9 AM . fo 5:30 P.M. Closed Monday Open Thursday and Ffiday until 9 P.M. / or use of no-return bottles, for instance, recent /Fortas embarrasament, to /of great moment. — THE NATIONAL In 1B». Kli« Band CtoMophe oomo wbearabte.” might persuade the soft-drink makers OBSERVER of Ham klBsd himself with a sU- Thore’o very nearly too mwh var hnUst whan -**TiTihiil b« lab­ reaWy ao it to. els.

I , \ PAGE TWELVE MANCHEiyrER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDljr^DAY, OCTTOBER 8, 1969 Busing Still a Burning Issue Thomaston Teen Gets Life Term TV-Radio Tonight COMIN(» SOON! In Many City School Systems In Girl’s Death LI*rCHFIBLD, Conn. (A P ) — By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pupils do not have to travel to Negro pupils are bused to the Television A youth who E^mltted the slay­ / / the Negro schools. school. Fe«r aspects of Integration ig­ 6:M (S) f e n j Mmtom Sports aad Fealares (C) TOYOTA "W hy should our kids be the ing of his former "steady" girl ODUsMi’e IsUad (8-44) Tlylas Nan (C) years after the inception of bus­ Phyllis Scott, a Negro mother Negroes. There are about 376 5;X5 (4S> Weather 8:44 (4) Special: Doodletawn F ^ SELLING IMPORTED CAR! Donald E. Ray, 18, of ’Thomas­ S:M (8) Stamp the Stars O01^ \ Ulaad schools in Grand Rapids, Mich., a violation of the imbalance to a charge of second degree Father (0) has not diminished. <4f) Trota er Coaseqaenees 4:34 (4) Beveriy Hillbillies (C) Available Soon At One of tile first busing pro­ wheij schools opened In Septem­ law, but Sullivan says it’s only murder In the stabbing death 8:N (t-S) Weather — Sports asd (44) Boom 434 grams began in Berkeley, Cal­ ber. Busing is part of the school temporary. last March of 16-year-old Linda News (C) 4:44 (3) Medical Ceater (0 ) !H! Favorite MartUn (34-44-34) Kraft Masle Hal] if., in 1964, under the auspices of board’s plan to achieve full Inte­ "The importance of the school Morrow of ‘Thomaston. (M) Father Madefaijr (444) Movie MORIARTY Brothers gration of schools by 1976. is that over 300 white parents A grand jury had Indicted him ( » ) BIchllshU (C) (18) Della Beese (C) **On The lAvel at Center and Broad’' V. Sullivan, the then super­ (34) MoHm ’s Navjr 14:44 (3) Hawaii Flve-O (C) intendent of schools, now com- Grand Rapids, which has are waiting to have their kids on a first degree murder charge, (44) News (44-44-44) , . . Then Came SIS CBNTEB ST.p MANOHB0TEB MS^OM 4:46 (44) Bawhide Bronson (C) mlBsloner of education in Mas- about 37,000 pupils—6,300 Negro, bused into the blackest of areas. and he pleaded innocent to that OPEN EVBNINOA (Thuniday» tffl t:M p.m.) We think this is significant," he 4:44 (4) News with Waller Croa- (18) News sachuaetta. Is also getting flak from white charge before being allowed to hlle (01 11:40 (3-M) News — Weather says. Today, an Associated Press parents who don’t WMt-'the Ne­ plead guilty to the lesser charge. (4) News wtth Fraak Boy- and Sports (C) "And it’s not the hippie par­ nolds (/) (18) l^ v le survey shows, every pupil takes gro pupils attending their for­ State’s Atty. ’Thomas F. Wall (18) Dick Vaa Dyke (44) Sea Hnnt ents you’d expect. These are the bus in Berkeley. merly all-white schools. One told the court Tuesday that Ray (44) New Hoiisoas llilS (4-44) News — Weather aad working people, not flaming lib­ (33-44) Haatley - Brlakley Be- Sparta From kindergarten through group, using radio ads and told police he had dated the girl 0 11:34 (8) Merv Orltfln Show (C) erals." Pert ( ) third grade, everybody goes to newsletters, claims credit for for about three years before she 4:48 (44) L o e m t News (34-4444) Tonl(ht Show dohn- 'k 'k 'k 'k 'k 'k 'k 'k 'k irirk 'k ir k ir k •k'kif'k The outlook seems good for ay Carson (C) school in the predominantly electing three of nine school broke up the "stead y" relation­ 7 :N (3) What U the Worid (C) 11:45 (8-44) Joey Bishop Show (C) 4C expansion of busing in Boston, ship in November 1968. "Texas and New Mexico” 1:44 (4) Movie white neighborhoods of the hill board members last April on an (44) Hanticy -Brlakley Be- Wohar M. Schardt, he says, a city which did not ac­ (80) News and Sisn Off section. From fourth through antibusing platform. 'They continued to date, less Port (0) 1:14 (40) News Headlines — USAF cept integration easily. (8) Tralh or Coaseqaeaces (C) Bcllflons Film and S in OK M.D. a b f r t h x W sixth grade, they attend schools frequently, and on March 16 he And in Denver, which began (18) Movie (S) News — Moments of Com­ In the predominantly Negro One of the biggest opponents took the ^ r l to a movie. After (44-44-44) News —Weather — Board of Education one of the largest two-way bus­ fort and Goldeposts of busing, Louise Day Hicks, the movie he drove to Bldwell SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS Resides at 31 Eastland ne'ghboThoods near the wfiter. ing programs this year, two op­ Then, everybody goes to the 'comes from Boston. She Is a for­ Hill Road in Thomaston, where 8t. with wife Pat and nin* ponents of mandatory busing m er school committee member (diildren. B.A. H ofrira same junior and senior high he tried unsuccessfully to were elected to the city school and ran unsuccessfully tor may­ strangle the girl and then Radio Univ., M.D. from N.T.U. schools located near the middle board by residents. (This listing Includes College of Medicine. Chief of the dty. or on a "neighborhood" schools stabbed her in the chest with only those news broadcasts of 10 or 16 The victory gave busing oppo­ platform. minute lengths Some stations carry other short newscasts.) of OptaUtamology M. M. There have been no serious a 4-Rlf problems, but William D. 6:00 Hartford HighllghU 6:20 Weather coa^ tor seven years. and at the first meeting after best way to Integrate schools in 'The g irl’s body was thrown 7:00 News 6:26 Strictly Sports Rhodes, coordinator of special 6:36 Afternoon Edition Member Bd. ot Directors the election, the new board res­ American cities. 8:00 Gaslight programs for the school system, over an embankment, and Ray 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:00 Accent 69 of Omn. ScKisty Preven­ cinded previous compulsory "I say that it’s possible to later tried imsuccessfully to 7:20 David Brinkley tion o f BUndneaa; Aimer. .^ays “there are always prob­ WPOP—l i l t 7:30 News of the world busing plans and set up a plan integrate without butring, but I College of Surgeons; lems with kids.” commit suicide by running a 6:00 Danny Clayton 7:60 Joe Garaglola for voluntary busing. don’t know where one of those hose into his car from the ex­ 6:00 Dick Heatnerton 8:00 News. Emphasis Amer. Bd. of Ophthambl- "A t one time I was principal 0:00 Bill Love 8:10 Pop Concert ogy: Served on Bd. of Hld- But the courts ordered the cities exists," he says. "It’s fair haust pipe of the vehicle, po­ 1:00 Gary Girard 9:06 Ni^tbeat of a black school and if our bail ucation past stx years. original plan carried out and the to all concerned. It’s absolutely lice said R ay told them. WINF—m # 9:30 Analogue team was playing another hock 6:00 News 10:00 NightSeat school board has agreed while it the best way to get to school. 6:10 Uncle Jay team was playing another blac^k The state’s attorney said Ray 11:00 News, Weather appeals the order. ’The fastest way and the • most 6:00 News 11:20 Sports Final oped. It was just kids. But with decided to kill the girl at least 6:10 Walter Cronklte U:30 Other Side of the Day For The ACTION Teom Some cities report success economical. 6:26 Harry Reasoner wtalties and blacks it becomes a one week before the slaying. with busing programs. "The most dangerous w ay is 6:30 Sports. News racial incident." Before ithe mandatory sen­ 7:00 Tlie World Tonight VOTE DEMOCRATIC The city of Rochester, in up­ to walk to school and the second tence of life imprisonment was 7:16 Business News OVER 3 MRIION In Pittsburgh, the city is con­ Thin ad sponsored by the per New York State, has 46,600 most dangerous way is to ride imposed. Judge Raymond J. 7:20 Frank Gifford structing "middle schools" for 7:90 News PRESCRIPTIONS Manchester Democratic Town Committee pupils, 14,090 nonwhite. About with mother in the family car. Devlin asked Ray if he had any­ 7:46 Lowell Thomas R oger .Negro, Treas. sixth, seventh and eighth grades Safely Compooided 1,600 nonwhite pupils are bused Traffic safety records wlM bear thing to tell the court. R ay 8:00 Speak Up H&mord to relieve overcrowding of Ne­ 12:16 Sign Off to white schools, 440 nonwhitea m o'out." shook his head and remained gro neighborhood schools, a 6:00 Afternoon Edition ARTHUR DRUe to religious affiliates schools, ’'If you can provide a good ed­ silent. ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ chronic problem for most cities. 6:16 Market Report and about 300 white pupils at­ ucation, people don’t mind bus­ As a secondary effect, integra­ tend Negro schools. ’The pro­ ing. ’Transportation does not be­ tion has occurred as Negroes gram Is voluntary. come the problem. All they and whites are sent to the mid­ School district officials term want at the end of the bus ride dle schools. Public transporta­ the program successful. Some is quality education." tion is used, but parents are teachers and parents say they reimbursed by the city. want even more integration. But a number of white par­ In Buffalo, another upetate ents are unhappy about the new Krajewski Head New York city, where busing system. A leader of the antibus­ has been going on since 1066, Of Coin Club Minit Auto Tire Centers ing movement is the Rev. Alan about 2,300 Negroes are bused Walbridge, white minister of All to white schools. Herman Krajewski of 33 Park Saints Episcopal church In sub­ School officials there say N e­ St., Rockville, last night was in­ urban Brighton Heights. gro pupils bused to white stalled as president of the Cen­ A form er teacher, he has schools progressed academioal- tral Connecticut Coin Club of started his own school with 43 ly better at a better pace than Manchester, at a bauiquet at Fi- pupils taught by five accredited Negro pupils who remained In ano’s Restaurant, Bolton. teachers. He calls the school a their old schools. Other officers installed are OPEN Sunday 10 to 3 protest against "educational In Massachusetts, two busing Mrs. Solly Kirka of 116 Oak heresy." programs are In existence, both St., vice president; John Sher­ "This new system lowers the In their fourth year of operation. man of ^ u th Windsor, secre­ standard of education," he com­ One transports about 600 pup­ tary; Dennis Strode Jackson of plains. " I t ’s called compensato­ ils between school districts with­ West Hartford, treasurer; and SERVICE SPECIALS ry educatlpn, but what really in Boston. The other buses William Loo of Rockville and happens is that Instead of hav­ about 1,200 children In 30 Great­ Paul Ouortin of West Hortford, ing six schools of 1,000 pupils, er Boston cities. directors. •HEAVY DUTY’ SHOCKS INSTALLED you have one overcrowded Tl\e commonwealth enacted a The club meets at 7:30 p.m. school of 6,000. It deprives the racial imbalance law In 1066 on the first Tuesday of eaidi For better control and easier handling, get new privileged for the sake of the prohibiting * Massachusetts month at the KofC Home on underprivileged. ahock absorbersi If you push down on your car, schools from having more than Main St. and it rebounds more than once, you NEED new "What also goes against my a 60 per cent Negro population. grain is my little children riding Commissioner SuUlvan and shock absorbersi Eliminate excessive tire wear. public buses, sometimes in the Department of Education Biting Violence iri llAI’ftNlN& How/ c subzero weather, to places I’ve are now working with several DANBURY (A P ) — A man Installed never even seen. They might experimental programs tied in robbed a tobacco shop owner of For get lost or never come home." with busing pupils. $360 'Tuesday after struggling PRICES SLASHED 12 TO 26% Opposition to busing Is also A new $4-million school, with with him and biting him on the fbr coming from some Negroes, the latest In facilities and In­ hand. only who oppose one-way programs struction techniques, has been Molvyn I.ane, 31, was charged 2 where Negroes ride buses to at­ located In Roxbury, the heart of with robbery wtth violen(X! In For Most Cars 1'uTo SNOW TIRES COATS tend white schools out of their Boston’s Negro section. connection with the Incident, po­ INSTAUED FREE Air-conditioned cars extra T neighborhoods, but where white To keep things equal, even the lice said. • Msssfve wide flat 4 rib tread • Deep action angled self cleaning cleats SALE! 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CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Moscow’s eyes: he attempted to currency sent home to relatives, assume all tee blame and said Soviet Master Spies Freed: and sends out persons to build tee couple had nothing to do the militant blacks and roOcal iq;> support for the Arab cause with espionage work. Egypt Takes Steps against Israel. Formosa Has Come of Age studenta.’ Head Behind Iron Curtain He said all tee spy equipment, As Others See Us And teelr discontentment By LOUIS NSVIN microfilms, documents and tee can't be explained aolely In eco­ —Lonsdale was really Kbnon As an Asian Worldl^ader LONDON (AP) — The U.8. However, the paper made no AMMcUted PreM Writer Irofimovich Molody, a Soviet like had been deposited by him To Reduce Population Sen. M urphy PLuia CAPTAIN MAG’S nomic terma, tea oocrsapondMit By LBONAKD PBA’TT mention of Aed (China’s two re­ at tee Cohens’ house and that self-sufficient In all armaments nuclear test Mast in the Aleu­ soya. spy. His Lonsdale alias was tak­ CAIRO (AP) — More then one Presldent/aamel Abdel Nas­ Aaeooiatod PreM Writer cent nuclear explosions In the LONDON (AP) — Morrla and en from a bona fide Canadian they had no knowledge of it. Fund*IUiiring Dinners but sotdilsticated electronic tian Islands last week brought million babies were bom in ser, who has seen the population TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) — atmosphere. | He said he hdked with a top litda Cohen, American-bom So­ passport in teat name which SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) equipment, which they are ar­ sharp criUciam from two Jap a­ U.S. labor leadw who told him: Lonsdale was sentenced to 26 Egypt last year. ’That’s too grow in his 17 years of rule Cblang Kai-abric's government Other new* of America viet maaterapiee, are going had come into Soviet hands. years, tee Cohens to 20 and — Sen. George Murphy, Rwers. 978 SULLIVAN AVt soon as tee Cohens leave Brit­ year earlier by tee Soviets for 1970. . Canal after the 1967 war with Is­ teat Murphy would drop out to lion, with broad avenues subject costing about 48 per cent of tee some of tee world’s richest fish­ —the latest of which are Presi­ The pro-Oommunlst paper ain. Smite also said teat Cohen espionage. Blake escaped from The government has set up rael. Only InAutons of cash allow Robert H. Finch, secre­ SOUTH WINDSCML CONN. — R 4 4-2313 to treflQc Jams. year’s budget. But as lodg as ing grounds. dent Nixim’s assurances of Paeae Sera In Rome threw the economy keeps growing at "We deplore the UB. decision The Polish Embassy said the fought In tee International Bri­ London’s Wormwood Prison In 2,700 tamlly pkmnlng clinics from such Arab oil countries as tary of health, education and American aid has all but "striving for ‘honorary peace' barbs at America’s heavy eat­ OPEN TUES-SATe-10 AJIL to 6 P Jf. Its present rate, tee NaticKiaUst couple will fly to Warsaw and gade during the Spanish civil 1966 and succeeded in reaching throughout the country where Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Libya welfare, to run. Finch, former stopped, after pouring a bUlion to set off hydrogen weapon ex­ and declarations about the wMh- ing habits: "The Americans are war and served in tee U.S. Moscow. birth control pills are available have prevented the situation Ueutenant governor of Californ­ doUara worth of military and appear willing to bear tee plosions in a location where drawal of token contingents of digging teelr graves with their from there are expected to go to burden. They enter their third their home near tee Soviet bor­ Army during World War II. Houghton, Miss Gee and As­ for 23 cents. Doctors and nurses from becoming desperate. ia, has said he would like to economic aid Into the island’s they cause ao many problems, U.S. forces from Tfietnam." own teeth." decade in exile as a potentially both international and sctentl- It noted statistics Issued by der. The Cohens claimo Polish The prosecution charged teat sail remain in Jail. also provide information on use In addition to its birth oontrrt serve in the Senate but would economy. The London Times’ Washing­ powerful force In Artan affairs. fio." ^ the World IteaUh Organisation nationality which they are be­ Miss Gee and Houghton, bote of the intrauterine device called program, the government has never challenge Murphy in a Re- Instead, Formosa now has Its ton correspondent says Ameri­ clerks at tee Royal Navy’s se­ tee loop and on sterilization. reversed a long-standing policy pUMcan primary. own aid mlaalons In 26 African Yomluri Shlmbun said It can lower middle-income fami­ and said: ’"The Americans have lieved to have acquired in IWM), 'Read Herald Advertisements Give tee children ink blotters cret underwater weapons base Soviets Jail Man: against emigration to other countries, one in Saudi AiaUa would continue to voice opposi­ lies who number about 80 mil­ everything but live very UtUe. although there is no record of In a country where a man to store write teelr water color at Portland, gave Lonsdale se­ may have several wives and tee countries, freeing many Egyp­ and three in South America. tion to other planned tests in tee lion and live on “a good deal In the longevity contest, they any renunciation of their Ameri­ He W as Busy as a Bee sets. When they are water­ Aleutians by tee United States, are only 26te In the world, al can citizenship. cret information for transmis­ size of Ms fam ly is a mark of tians to go to tee United States, The NbZlonallata are buying leM than |10,(W0 a year" have painting, and accidentally spill as well as “almilar tests by tee though spending more than any sion to Moscow by the Cohens. MOSCOW (AP) —^An enter­ how prosperous he Is, birth con­ Canada, Australia or Brasil. their own mUitary equipment been ignor^ by the social scien­ TesUmony at their 1961 trial any drops of water, tee water Soviet Union and Communist tists and now pose a "social country in the world to die prising beekeeper near l^ c o w trol is not easy to sell. For a However, some economic now, to tee tune of $66 million a at tee Old Bailey linked their The prosecutor, Atty. Gen. Sir year'., can be blotted up immediately. China.” problem no leas explosive than Reginald Manningham-Buller, has been sentenced to' seven while, there was resistance planners feel the emigration M names with top Soviet spies But' one teing, at least, has said tee Cohen’s "innocent-look­ years in confinement for manu­ from Moslem religious leaders, robbing the country of techni­ from the 1940s to their arrest not changed. Jan. 7, 1961, at their house in ing suburban house’’ in Rulslip facturing 20 tons of artificial but Dr. Shanawsmy said they cians and producing a ’’brain honey and selling it for 24,000 have been convinced that popu­ c ’Tbs government remains un­ was really "a high-powered ra­ drain." During the first ftve suburban Riilslip. der tee liersonal control of 88- The Cohens were tried in tee dio station capable of transmit­ rubles, or $26,400 at tee official lation must be curbed if Egypt mmths of 1969 , for example, rate. is to prosper. yeardd Prertdent Chiai$g and A celebrated ‘Portland Spy Case ting and receiving direct to and 2.044 persmis emigrated and of from Moscow." ’The labor union newspaper Dr. Shanawany also advo­ these 61 per cent were universi­ bis BOO and heir apparent, on charges of transmitting Cblang Chlngkuo. They and NATO naval secrets to Moscow. Trud reported today that N. Po- cates legalization cf abortion. In ty graduates. Almost half the Neither Lonsdale nor the Coh­ ladov was convicted of engaging their edvlaers In the inner Oahi- In the dock with teem were Gor­ addition, she feels the govern­ emigrants went to the Urtted Prepare Your Car ens took tee stand during the In free enterprise and misrepre­ net Of the ruHng Kuomlnoting don Lonsdale, Henry Frederick ment should do away with tee States. trial. But they made statements senting his product as natural policies that encourage child party moke aU major govern­ Houghton and Ethel Gee. After at the end. While they admit the loss^if honey. bearing—cease taxing single intellectuals and technicians is ment decisions, and teelr deci- all five had been convicted, Lonsdale, charged by tee pro­ 8 The fake honey was sold at persons more than married per­ a serious probiena, other gov­ slona are final. ' Scotland Yard's chief superin­ secution with being tee brains of For Winter Driving with Famous several markeits near Moscow sons, reduce paid materuity ernment officials claim that en­ Strict antfoommunlsm, sup­ tendent, George H. Smith, was tee ring, gave an Indication of for a year before he was ex­ leaves and cancel tax exemp­ couraging emigration reduces port of Ctalsng’8 government allowed to disclose that: tee Importance of the Cohens in posed, the paper said. tions tor iwrents. pressure for Jobs, brings in hard and verbal support of the long- 4 ^ promised return to the main­ Ciildoi land are demanded from evety^ / PRESTONE Products! OiW. -Many who dtasent leave tee irtand or wind up In prlaoo. HAMILTON BEACH within this framework the govenunent has built a gicwiiv, HAMILTON BEACH PAN/ISONIC* UberaUy run economy with buai- Switch Blade NEW Anti-Leak nees-wise tax and Investment poilciea^ Blender Portable Radio This economy has propriled Our Res. 24.99 Electric Knife AM/FM the island Into a position more Our Rat- 1699 Formuin! independent and more ooMBdent * iasy-gnp slimline handle ■jflT/foWA than Ibe Nationalists have en­ Peggy Kelly 19.88 * Carves liori/onully or veiiically 29.95 •Small allachc slyling joyed stone weU before World K speeds provide exaci blending * Willie with chatcual liim • AC oi biilery opetalnm m War n . speed for any purpose ' * Safely swilch. delachahle cuid ..Slide lule luning Clovemment spokesmen sUU ' Clear 44 ounce Tyril Cunlainer. 11.70 . Ill-Ill lime conliiil PRESTONE seek to keep Oommunist OUna Incjudcs 4^ page cookbook. #612 out of the tedted Nations, but . .1 inch dyiiuinH; speakei there is no longer a deapierate tons in their voices. Ibey are sure they have the votes to deny Anti-Freeze Peking a seat tor some tene to got into a lot of V ooms. And the Island’s textile manu- focturers, with government sup­ port, are resisting U A pleas for "vciuataiy reetriotions" on BV>- mosa’s clUteing exports to tee / United States. DeepUe this confidence, tee gpvemment knows it faces obal- tihurgr il! h o t w ater. G allon lengMs neiw emd dUferent from those cf tee lost 20 years. One is c 1.57 Petite* Inter nut ioiiul tee luntdeans of prosperity. PANASONIC* ’Though a worker’s take-home Spirograph ... with a simple phone call to Connecticut Natural Gas. CNG bargain in town ... she has plenty of hot water too. Join the * Protect against leakage and freeze-ups. pey is the third highest in Asia, Child^s Typewriter helped Mrs. Patrick J. Kelly of Wethersfield determine just it is still less than one-tUrd of Clock Radio Luckies who switched to gas heated hot water. You’ll like • Limit 2 gallons per customer. “No Rainchecks.’ by Kenner • Types srrull and capital lelleis. fig­ Our Rag. 19.99 IMgilal how much hot water her family of nine needed for bathing, he Japanese counbeipsrt the change. You can rent a gas hot water heater for less ’Ilie gross natiooa) product— OurRsf. 149 ures. friclions. punclualHin maiks cooking, cleaning, washing clothes and dishes. Then a gas than $2,Q0 a. month . plus the low cost of the gas you use. tee total value of aU goods and • Ruggedly buill; aulomalic iibbrm reveiK T services produced in a year— hot water heater was installed, perfectly sized to fit all the Maintenance is free-^Call CNG in Hartford (525-0111) or New •Cirriage release, u fe ly lalchet.end has treUed in 20 years but 49.95 Kelly’s needs. Gas hot water heating is clean, fast and eco­ Britain (223-2774)... or your plumbing contractor today. 2.27 -oWine bell *AM/TM reception, ailrusuund Worber’s Income has only dou­ nomical. Now Mrs. Kelly not only has the best Preslone Products • Draw a. million marvelous palletns' • Lealhcielle case wilh luck, key 14.87 slyling bled. > • Creilive fun a new arl furnv holder • AFC on FM (or deal leceplion There Is no public complain­ • Includes everything 4 color pens, • Wake lo musK or bua/er (X3NNBCT1CUT NATURAL ing about this, nor would any be paper, euy intiruclions. • Illuminated fKe, sleep switch allowed by Formosa’s govern? GAS CORPORATION Windshield Spray De-Icer ment-aponaored unions. But for­ tunes are being made here, and everyone knows the wotidng man is getting a questionable share. While the government Is f Windshield Washer aware of the diiparity K has so .'9 far not allowed wages to rise. It a s m i a ...... H y Anti-Freeze has prejpRed instead to let the rich hine large Inoomes teat gy pm ^ can toe reinvested in new facto- Super Heavy Duty rlM and houring projects. Hunting Vest Officials are also concerned Brake Fluid A S 4 0 0 A ...... r ) 4 about a trend toward Japanese • SheH k>opi EN6IN| oontrol of Formosa’s eooBomy. • Drop game bog SCOUR '■Tile irtand arms controlled to • Wiier rrpcUant Woodbury Sham|MM> • Water repcIUnt All Metal Japan ftom UN to IMB," one • S, M. L, XL. Men's Thermos 19c lo r Bj* Aatlcrproof bottle rkhei lathri fotmula Enj;ine Scour 70^ ofBeial noted," and from tbs 4.88 numbte of Japanese tonrlata in Slide File A S 1 8 6 ...... 4 ^ Lunch Kit Woodbury Lotion hotelo, and the number of Japa? 99i 14 Oi Mje tfutlk lonotmplui SpsrcUlly rrked! bom cars and motorcycles «n Hunting Coat Our R a g tbs stTeeUi it looks as if tbto*e 2.77 trying to get It back again.” by Upland Vespre Deoiiorant Spray 1.99 I 49^15

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SALE: W ED. thru SAT. ^3, Wilbur Cross Parkway CHARGE MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE: Wed. thru Sat YOUR EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY /Open Late Every Night Read H erald Advertiseiiieiits PURCHASES! to ha \ A', ■ • \ ' \ ■■■ PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHIOTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN Jobless Rise PINTO Vemon POTTO, People Interested inferior tables in restaurants, ‘Acceptable’ In Narcotlea Treatment Or­ India Pashton Changing Black Pride refused a room in a hotel or ganisation Inc., is,now open O’Crowley Wants To Stop generally are not received cool- (Oontlniied from Pace One) Monday through Wednesday ly- evonings, 6:10 to 10, in the Despite Tradition of Sari R eason For But most important, Johnson brine down the rate of price In- bottom floor of the Williams Skinner Rd. Truck Traffic By STEPHANIE R. MARKHAM said, 'a tour with other Macks creaees by slamming the brakes Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ since independence in 1947, now- assures them of having'compa­ Repeating a promise he made NBJW f ^ H I (AP) — ■nse Ml the economy, which can only copal Church on Park St. at stake, and “ it would seem adays are turning with great This Agency nionship. last week, France O’Oowley, MBult In a further Increase In An ex-addict, a parent of a that they would have accom­ worid ot fazhiop oCferB the West­ gusto and buying power to ex­ “A pereonal friend of mine Democratic candidate tor the unemployment," said Nathaniel drug user, and a professional plished the obvious regarding ern female Inmrtwerable cboice pensive “French” chiffon saris Q y D EE W EDiaiETliB went on a tour oi Mexico with a Board of Representatives, said through trucking.” wWch are made In India. Associated Press Writer Goklfinger, economist tor the counselor are on hand to talk —cboice ot bemUneB^ibteses or white gnxqi for 16 days,” be re­ AFLrCIO. today he intends to attempt to "However,” O’Crowley contin­ to anyone on an anonymotu trousers, nude-look or "nie great attraction—and NEW YORK (AP) — In 1V>- called. “ No one asked her if she During Tuesday’s hearing, r black travel­ Army National Guard’s head­ Treasure City yei^erday. Court in the travel bustness, said he told the congressmen that dren under the last two years shown little imagination in re- knee length -tunic 'with tight Ideal and bringing It more into ers because it is relatively inex­ quarters detachment in Hart­ date today in East Hartford, discovered the s p e c if travel thursdayl should there be a sudden up­ of Republican administration. sol'vlng the problem,” O’Crowley trousers). line with ’T w i ^ and Veruaoh- pensive. ford, will speak to Junior and ka. problems of membera of his surge in unemployment, man­ Republican Town Chairman charged. Johnson said the only place to senior class boys of Manchester RusseU Ramage, 22, of 241 ’The basic tradition U thero, race while in Eliirt^ as a young power programs could be speed­ ’Ihomas Carruthers, en su ring Referring to his previous namely the dress. But the col­ One beauty salon patron ob­ serviceman. which he won’t arrange a tour la High School In the school cafe­ Charter Oak St., charged with O’Crowley’s charges, termed comments that the town had' served that “previously Indian South Africa, where blacks are ed up. ’The Administration teria ’Tuesday at 8:10 a.m. making an unnecessary noise ors, ttae fabrics, the designs, “ Always the black face was them as an "obvious attempt to crumbling sidewalkB and de­ women never took care of their not allowed to travel, and to the spokesmen also said that al­ His subject will be armed with a motor vehicle. Court and the lengths manifest a bub­ missing,’ ’ said J(dmaon. “ . . . R 2 -4 pm date Oot. 20. get the votes of the parents in teriorating streets, O’Crowley figures because they could car­ southern American statM, be­ though there was no emergency services obligations for young bling change in Indian fashion. soon dawned Super Bowl thu surance measures proposed ear­ dividual interests and needs. charging him with breach of walks, a public hearing was lighter. dress—hiking kurtah hemUnea dignities that awaited him at ev­ lier. peace. He was turned over to gested by the present Repub­ season. Ronald Mocadio, MHS gui­ held and the petitioners were Instead, the peasant women’s many inches above the knee, ery known or unknown center.” Kennedy and Mayo urged the East Hartford authorities for informed they would be re­ lican administration. Juxitapoeitlon ot color—pink and and reles have brought color back Inflation have been effective, gene Cunningham, 41, of-C ov- records to Internal Revenue Service Tuesday, tries and verse on the reasons for Carruthers had asked O’O ow - ‘Man where kre the brothers?’ ” positions dominated by whites Sill, Okla. After commissioning, ley to retract his “reckless to India, but young fashion-con­ Merger Meeting Delayed in America. but Mayo added "prudence re­ erttry Friday on Main St. at to get IRS official Howard Pomerantz to smile for the unfortunate Stalemate re­ said Johnson. “ ‘Where’s the he was selected to attend the 10:10 p.m. charges.” O’Crowley, adhering scious Delhi glrta deny dlls. In­ quires that fiscal restraint be Tells Problem garding the pitifully inadequate NEW YORK (AP)—^A meeting soul?’ You know what he “ It’s a strange oenaation to Mediciil Field Service School at the camera. Pomerantz smilingly refused. to his pre-vlous statementa said, stead they claim that India has continued.” Skinner Rd., walkways, rea­ of Hartford Fire Insurance Oo. means. see Jobs occupied by white peo­ Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. Upon “I do not feel they were reck-, given the hippies their wild use Dr. Geoffrey H. Moore, com­ The cars of John Rakauskas, sons weU-known to all concerned stockholders, scheduled tor Oct. “We are not saying the ple In America occupied by completion of that tour, he as­ 'the law has to be enforced.” less and retract nothing.” missioner of labor statistics, 20, of filast Hartford and George To Taxmen with the ptoblem.” of color and also their non-ccn- 14 to discuss the proposed mer­ guards have to be black at blacks,” said Johnson. “ ’Iltlnk sumed command of an ambu­ Rlngstone, 34, of 31 Coleman A tape recording of what Miss Nine from Town ‘"The simple expected services toiming uniform. of the sensation.” told the subcommittee today He said that the RepubUcan ger with International Telephone Buckingham Palace or we don’t lance company at Camp Polk, Rd. collided yesterday on W. MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) — Kellems told the IRS Tuesday to^ our community have been Bi any case, the young have that the general price level Is LA. What to do about Vivien Kel- admlni^ation has knowledge of and Telegrai* Oorp.* has been see It. But we want to show SEARS was made by Tracy Cole of ra­ Practice Teach virtually forgotten unless made virtually certain.to advance fur­ Middle ’Tpke. in front of the not Imbibed their -vivid colors postptaied. them where the Mack pele Ircm y With the Guard, MaJ. Agos- Parkade at 0:flO p.m. lems? { dio station WPOP, Hartford. the severe traffic conditions in the subject of a petition,” he ther. from their elders. Company officials said ’Tues­ live in London and special FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — tlnelll has qerved in Manches­ ’That is the problem of the Cole says he will furnish a copy Nine students from Manches­ certain areas with child safety conclude. "But it also eeems reeunnable “ Indira Gandhi has no influ­ day the meeting Is now sched­ things like a black artist who Many courthouses in Kentucky ter with the 160th Infantry, and Internal Revenue Service follow­ of the tape to the IRS. ter and area towns are among to expect. In my Judgment, that A written warning for failure ence on Indian fashion,” says uled for Nov. 1. ’Ibe proposed might be exhibiting.” were burned by the Confederate In RockviHe as commanding of­ to grant the right of way was ing Miss Kellems’ spirited refus­ "Apparently they didn’t have 100 Eastern Connecticut State MANCHESTER a gradual reduction In the rate one of Delhi’s pioneer boutique merger has been challenged In When Johnson and his assist­ army of Gen. Robert E. Lee. ficer. In 1064, he assumed com­ al to turn over her financial rec­ a stenographer down there and Superintendent of price Increase will follow Issued to Kathryn Ryan of 62 College (EkDSC) undergraduates Guerrilla Bases owners. a suit by the U.S. Justice De­ ant Ruth Givens are checking a Ironically, some of the same mand of the Manchester Guard Laurel St, yesterday, after her ords to the government ’Tuesday. realized that they had better tk Do Bm from the relatively mild reduc­ who began a seven-week prac­ Though considered aUgbUy partment. A decision is expect­ potential tour site tiiey make courthouses close on Lee’s unit, and two years later was ’The 73-year-old retired Indus­ have a record of this thing,” Appointed At tion In demand pressures that oar collided with the car of tice teaching program this week Attacked By radical in her politics, India’s ed shortly. sure blacks are not ushered to birtiiday, a state holiday. promoted to major. Last year trialist has refused to pay her said (3oIe. ‘"They were quite anx­ has already occurred,” Moore Victoria Coro of 92 Hollister St. in 60 state schools. lady prime minister is fairly he was named provost marshal federal income taxes because, ious to get hold of It.” Fairfield Hills S{Ud. on Chestnut St. near Laurel St. Manchester residents and the Israeli Jets conservative In her dtese, suck­ by MaJ. Gen. E. Donald Walsh, at 8:16 p.m. she claims, the law discrimin­ Miss Kellems’ refusal to turn schools to which they have been ing . to tradiUonal designs from He also told the subcommit­ state adjutant general. Last ates against single persons. HAR’TFORD, Conn. (AP) _ ’TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli over her records came through assigned are Mrs. Pearl India’s 17 states. tee: "A recession Is not neces­ fall, he completed the civil dis­ Not one to be on the defen­ Dr. Robert B. Miller, an official Jets attacked two Arab guerrilla A two-car accident on W. loud and clear on the tape, to­ Caouette at Verplanck School, sary to bring about a decline In turbance course at Ft. Gordon, sive, Miss Kellems told Ralph of the Connecticut Valley Hos­ bases today near the northeast Mrs. Gandhi, in the beet na­ the rate of increase In the Con- Middle Tpke. near Broad St. gether with her emphatic read­ and Mrs. Barbara Bell at the Ga. Skau of the IRS that Instead of pital, has been appointed acting Jordan town of Irbid and re­ tionalist tradition, is often seen involved the cars of Luclllem ing of three amendments to the Early C^illdhood Center at superintendent of the Fairfield in the handspun cotton—known Manoggla of Rt. 6, Bolton, and her owing the government turned safely, the Israeli mili­ federal constitution. ECSe. mils Hospital In Newtown. as kbadi—that Indian freedom Suzanne Gwozdz of Wllllmantlc money, it was the other way tary command said. Area town students; leader Mohandas Gandhi popu- yesterday at 12:80 p.m. around. MlUer, who headed the secur­ ’The ralde, 22 miles inside the Columbia Bolton: Miss Carolyn Valuzzl arUed during the antl-Brltidi She figured she had more ity treatment center at the state Jordanian border, were among at Bolton Elementary School. struggle. BEZZINI mental institution in Middle- COMPLAINTS than $13,000 coming — over PTA at Hale the deepest penetrations of Jor­ Columbia: ^Miss Sandra Nau- town, ■was appointed ’Tuesday by But in the lOOth year of Gan­ Someone has taken Mrs. $48,000 in taxes "Illegally” col­ dan by Israeli planes since the To Note Birthday mec at F. R. Noble Commun­ Acting State Mental Health Com­ dhi’s birth, it is the Western Paulette D’Avignon’s wash. Mrs. lected and the rest in Intcre.st. 1967 war. i - . $891 f 015 Budget ity School of ECSe. missioner Ernest A. Shepherd women and the hippies -who are D’Avlgnon of 178 Downey Dr., Miss Kellems said the govern­ Nathan Hale School PTA will Coventry: Miss ’Theresa Kal- Fairfield Hills, which is under A Jordanian military spokes­ the most exiclted about khadi. Apt. C, reports that someone re­ ment was trying to violate her celebrate its twentieth anniver­ ber at Coventry Grammar' investigation by a special task man said in Anunan that the Up-to-date urban Indians look BROS. moved her wash, whl’ch Includ­ tirotectlon against unreasonable sary with a potiuck supper School. force, lost its longtime superin­ Jets killed two civilians and moref avorably toward mill- Voted for Town ed 16 towels, from the base­ searches and seizures and self- Hebron: Miss Beverly San­ Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the tendent last week when Dr. Wil­ wounded six with rocket and made fabrics that last Hugier ment washing machine at the Incrimlnation. ford at Elmer Thlenes School, Voters attending a town meet­ of Education. The selectmen’s school. liam Green submitted hla resig­ machine-gun fire. and require less cars. Fountain Village apartments. ’The IRS would have to get a Marlborough. ing Monday night accepted a budget Is some $9,000 less than Following the supper, a meet­ nation. The Israeli command said one The clothes disappeared be­ court order to obtain her finan­ “iOuuU is for poUttciaiM,” budget of 8801,010 but voted last year’s while the Board of ing will be held at 7:30 in the Rockville: Miss Linda Brown of its army patrols killed five tween 8 and 4 p.m. Monday. cial records, she told Skau. Shepherd stresses that the said one young Delhi “ m odem ," against appropriating |86,000 for Ekhicotlon expenses have soar­ auditorium. Mrs. Ruel E. at Lebanon Elementary School. Arab saboteurs during the night Later she told reporters she Tolland: Miss Maureen search would continue for a per­ smoothly atUred in the newest a new town office building. They ed due to salary Increases and Wicks, program chairman, has north of the Abdullah Bridge. would go to Jail rather than Jendrucek at Meadowbrook manent superintendent for Fair- geometric-patterned nylon sari. also turned down a proposal to tuition Increases to the town of FBI Arrests Escapee announced that honored guests Jordan claimed to have de­ hand them over. School, Tolland. field Hills. ^ Older Indian women, having appropriate $1,600 for an ap­ Windham. NEW HAVEN (AP)—The FBI will be retired principals, teach­ stroyed an Israeli tank and set "Taxpayers are required to Wapplng: Miss Marianne The hospital was cleared by worn handspun cottons and silks praisal of the Robinson house, The meeting voted unani­ announced ’Tuesday the arrest ers, and past PTA presidents. Are to an ammunition dump furnish records,” said Eben R. Flllp at Bolton Elementary two state agencies earlier this (hiring the freedom struggle and known as the "Eleazar Whee- mously to enact an ordinance here of Robert C. Glavln, 31, All interested past and during righting in the same area Hardy, IRS public information School. year of complaints of brutality lock home.” concerning the licensing of present PTA members are in­ today. an escapee from the Barnstable officer. against patients and racial dls- The house and surrounding County House of Correction. vited. ’Ihose desiring supper hawkers and peddlers in town. "If taxpayers do not cooper­ crimlntlon against patients and property had been offered to the Officials said Glavln, a con­ reservations are requested to Much discussion centered on ate and furnish neceosary rec­ Immediately upon returning employes. But Gov. John Demp­ town for $61,000 and the His­ contact hospitality chairmen the disbonding of the present victed murderer escaped Oct. ords,” said Hardy, "other means from her coronation, (}ueen Vic­ sey ordered a third probe by a RANGl torical Society had asked tor 28. He was serving a life sen­ Mrs. Frank Savino, 72 Birch St., building committee and the se­ have to be resorted to. toria reportedly doffed her cere­ special task force, which was ap­ the approplratlon tor the ap­ tence. or Mrs. Rachel Widte, 74 Birch lection of a new one. After nu­ "This is provided by law and monial robes—to give her dog a pointed by the State Mental praisal because members wish St. ------The last fuel oil merous amendments it was bath. Health Council. to begin procedures to preserve voted to keep the committee at GASOLINE the historic house. Its present level of eight mem­ world in Voters also dismissed the bers which has Included the town building committee which three selectmen. ’The selectmen iT BANTLY Oil has been trying to come up with will name five new members first shoes ' "M l’ \.M . |\( . an acceptable plan for a town as soon as possible. M '1 \ IN - H i l l ! office building for over three Airman Assigned For Today’s go-anywhere, w it Ill, ii i:i I -,'r years. Townspeople Indicated Airman William Gardner has ri our li'M k \ III, - 7 't- "_’7 I that the proposed plan tor a completed basic training at patent lovers do-anything Hush Puppies.’ two-story addition to the pres­ I-ackland AFB, Tex. Ho has fitters. ent town hall was unacceptable been assigned to Fn. Benjamin and expressed a desire — that Harrison, Ind.. for training as only The Stride Rife Firstie has been expressed several an information specialist. ’The is 0 one-of-a-kind kind of times previously — that the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl G, If you like to lighten shoe. Especially the way our Boaid Diraetora building committee come up Gardner. Lake View Dr., Air­ fitters fit it. They moke wKh a one-story addition with man Gardner Is a 1968 gradu­ winter>weary days with certain o baby is getting the a basement. ate of Windham High School, the gleam of patent.. . right degree of support all ’The budget that was lulopted and altended the 'Thames Val­ over. And thot The Firstie included $231,328 tor the select­ ley State Technical College In here's a shoo to give your is right for baby's height men and $669,600 for the Board Norwich. spirits a lift. and weight. What more could you osk for? Dem, GOP Leaders Chargee: Just say Firstie. Legislative Inaction iciWe. trideRite Just a Political Ploy ^ /iU a - WABHINO’rON (AP) Sen- seiitwwer and Kennedy admlnls- ato Democratic Leader Mike (rations. Mansfield says President Nixon Sen. Gordim Allott of Colora- h u never oomplawed to him tto, chairman of the OOP Policy about the performance of Con- Committee, uccuerd the Demo- grass—“ he’s been all sweetness crats of following a political and light.” course tmd trying to block Nlx- Rapublican leaders who on plans, brought word of Nixon’s dls- "1 think the gloves are off” pleasure about the legislative said Allott. "The Democratic here’s Master Bedroom furniture B E L A N G A ^ paos to Capitol Hill said the Policy Committee Ui the Senate Manchester nattva. Attsad- President wUl send Congress a and a shadow group In the ed local schools. B.A. Ual- message Monday to prod for ac House are now pursuing a vecatty of Connecticut 1661. tion on his legislative program: straight, outright, blatant politi­ U JB Bostoa U . 1664. Bm - ELEGANCE IN THE TRADITIONAL MANNER- Mansfield said he "wouldn’t cal course. ployad at Aetna Life Insur- be surprised” if Republicans “ There Is no question but that lee Oo. ’Taught at MOC OAK VENEERS IN FORMAL, MEDITERRANEAN STYLING were------trying - - W ---- V to fashion a 1870 the ^assissse^primary g^iSS|AJ^g7puriM.se U8 of theseUICW campaign issue around charges groups Is to discredit the Presi- 1866-1M6. Member of Knighta that the Democratlc-controlled dent,” Allott said. of OohnnbuB, O fScen Clid> of Congress Is footdragglng. Mansfield denied that, and 7>pi«ce group includes triple dretrer with twin mirrors, ormoire, Haitfocd. Communicant K. 2 com m ie night tobies ond mognificent choir>bock bed Senate Republican Leader brushed off the balimce of the or OOSBM James Church. Realdas at Hugh Scott said GOP motives Republican complaints, U4 W. MkkSe ’Turnpike with were not political. "This is not a time for panic," "Bspsrt Here ore select exjk veneers in o design of serene beauty and quiiet "It wUl be a sort of remfader he said In an Interview. “ This U elegonce. These ore big pieces, scoled for a master bedroom. message, not in any partisan a t.me to be patient and under­ . i spirit,” Scott said. standing and to realise that Thoy H notice your brogue in these new Hush Puppies* heels this season. A bold VOTE REPUBUCAN There ore doors and drawers golore, so much storoge space it's ’The Nixon message, to be we're all in this together." 1 pert detail outlines all, even the strap. And the burnished buckle sets It off.,. V like having an extra closet . .^. only much pirettier. Finish is o made public Sunday, wUl list He said the Republicans for pants suits or for the classic skirt. Come a^d seel CiLSn&L yiLLSGS the status of 40 proposals the would like a donnybrook over rich, dark brown with the gleom of the groin showing through. administration has made to the record of a Congress In Seventeen Dollars ■Min street, fadng oak *^(*8Te**- which Democrats control both Corhe see this beauty soon. No major admlnistraUon pro- houses, cjisnu open 6 days; Store Hoot posal has become law. But "We re not going to fall into thnnk nitcB tfll 9 Monsfieid said most of the NU- that trap." Mansfield said, Mo6idoy ■ Friday on measures came to Congress Scott said Nixon will “ strang- 10 AJd. • f PJd. lats in the first place. ly urge Oongiess to act as soon TILL2GE w« aceapt aO Ops* • dS liezzini Bros ^ Wayside Furniture He said Nixon’s legislaUve as possible” on his proposals •M 6 MANCHESTER # 956 StTMt «radit carda. . , program was delivered about 90 which the Republican leader de^ leather refers to tippers / ■ days behind the schedule set scribed as a massive plan for X monday thru Saturday 9 :S0 to 6 :S0—thursday nights tiR 9 :00 f AJil-SPJi. during th^ first years of the El- government reform. free parking next to store e charge cards accepted •Mpie frae parUi« ta ear stare! 519 EAST MIDDU TPKE^ MANCHESTER. CONN — 649-18*4 A ' ; ■'A-'' ' ■

PAGE EIGHTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTTOBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN South Windsor \ \ \ V - i| Brig Cruelty Board Buys Vernon Town May Act as Contractor COMINe SOON! Property on . At Pendleton Panel Appointed to Keep If It Decides on a Garage Trotter St. fabrication’ McAlmont as Town Planner In & reimtt to the Town Ooun- ing o f the year wm be an open TOYOTA/ ■ The'Board of Dli^ectors, In a CAMP FSa«DLfi7ION, CtM i. unaidmous action last night, A thrae-man subcommittee medical care at children and cU the FtAMo Bulldiiv Obmnle- houae tomorrow night at 8 at (AP) — Newsmen touring the voted to purchase the property has been appointed by Mayor particularly emphasizes pedia­ rton baa condiUoiiaay approved Timothy Edwards School. AMERICA'S SECOND LARGEST Marine base brig here hav« at U-J.3 Trotter St. from the John E. Grant to dtoeuss with tric allergic disorders...... _ Among the acUvltiea of been told that nationally {Sdril- of an adminlatraton auggeatlon TEAM to the sponsorship of Boy SELLING IMPORTED CAR! E. J. HoU estate. Town Planner John McAlmont Doctors were taken through Otoed reports oil wUtospread Inu- the posolbility of withdrawing that the town act as its own eon- Scout Troop 186, and promoting The purchase la part of a the various departments of the talily are false, but ofOctols ac­ hto resignation from that posi­ tractor, when and If the town better communication between Avcrilabitt Soon At package deal which Includes Medical Center and were given knowledged aonae changes have tion. decldea to build a town garage, parents, teachers and students. three other parcels offered by first-hand demonstrations of the been mode in prison proce­ latest tnnovationa In the tech­ Hie report, Mbmdtted by This year the executive bocurd the estate—a 6x140 foot strip In June McAlmont asked to dures. Conuntodfaxi Ctalrmhh Robert has planned four programs MORIARTY Brothers on Uie north side of Delmont be relieved of bis duties as town nology of pediatric health cara. Prisonera and guaxds could (yOotmell, also stated that ttw throughout the year, and aU "On ’The Level at Center and Broad" at.; an L-shaped parcel on the planner “ as such time as it to Dr. O’Connor presented the not be tntarviewed or photo­ ooinmtoelon Initial survey indl- parents of Timothy Edward's SIS CENTER ST., MANCHESTER AO-8U8 south side of Lake St.; and a convenient tor the town." hlghli|;hts of the meeting to the graphed ’Ibeaday when moat of rest of the medical staff last oated that the cost o f 'a pro- students are welcome to afteiid. three-acre parcel on the west McAlmont has been devoting the 02-acra compound was OPEN EVEIONGS (’Thundaya tm pan.) week. fa/br4cated metsil building mey and are encouraged to Join side of Parker St., between -to. 50 per cent of hto time to the opened lo r about 20 newsmen. Three special films will be not necessarily be the most eoo- TEAM. The membership du«i Jensen and Jotdt Sts. C-DAP (Oommunlty Develop­ Lt. CM. Ed Schultz, base In­ lunnlcal type of building In the are used primarily to obtain Town Manager Robert Wrias ment Action Plan). In hto letter shown Saturday at the Junior formation officer, aald an atticle Library for children In Grades Old. outside speakers and provide exjdained that, although the of reelgnation he suggested the in Ufa magazine was a "re- The report added that in any coffee after the meetings, town’s main interest is In the posalbiUty at remaining as C- 8 and 4, from 10 to 10:46 a.m. hasb" of an eaiUar article In Trotter St. parcel, It had to "atars In Stripes” Is the story case, and especially If the town Other programs of the year DAP coordinator for the full Hatton magazine whdefa alleged submit a combined price on the of three tigers born In the acts as Its own contractor, the Include: Nov. ISth, "Drugs and period of the program In Ver­ base odfletolB sanctioned brig four parcels—881,850. The sum Bronx Zoo and raised In the town should pton to use arefal- the Parent — Do your children non. He noted he felt responsl-' brutality. will come from the Capitol Im­ apartment of the Lion House tects during the Initial phases know more about drugs than bte tor the program. ’Itae aitlttea are "fafarioa^ provement Reserve Fund. keeper. Two additional fllma at lecM. to assist In the prepeua- you do?"; Feb. 18th.. School Prior to the board’s approv­ Uons," Srtsitae said. The 11-13 Trotter St. prop­ will also be shown. tkm of bid speiclflcaUons for Board Plans for the South Wlnd- ing a motion Monday to set up lA. OoL N. O. Rodea, comr erty, he said, will be converted On Tuesday from 10 to 10:45 aiib-contractors. sor High School(s), and AprH the subcommittee, the matter msmder of the base’s headquai^ into an addition to the Munic­ a.m. the ‘Halloween Time’’ pre­ H m problem with the P B C s 9th, to be announced, was discussed In executive ses­ ten reghnent and reqxmslble ipal Building parking lot—to school story hour will be held approval of the administration’s GOP Offloes Opening sion. for 'brig management, also de­ provide 30 additional parking for children whoee last names suggestion that the town serve Stewart B. MciCimiey, Repub- nied reports of vdiolesale mls- stalls. Emphasising thst It to not his begin with H to N, In Ute three- as its own contractor to the Ucan minority leader of the tieatmont although be said He said that notice will be V Intent to solicit private work to-flve age group. neceeslty of the town to protect State House of Representatives there have been isolated inci­ given Immediately to the ten­ from the town, but rather to Itself against the cost of errots and who to prominently men- dents. Needs Your Sivport Mar A ants of the property, telling cooperate with It in any way which might occur during con- tloned as a OOP gubernatorial possible, McAlmont said ha "If hue, why weren’t they them that the town intends to structlon. candidate to appearing at the TOWN OF MANCHESTER wouid be happy to discuss any Murderer brought to our attention before demolish the building. He said According to the report, "tt Republican Headquarters official NATIVITY SCENE . . . proposals with the board. IMS?’ ’ Bodes asked. ‘ T d also that demoUitlon will not pro- VS to conceivable that errors In opening at 7:80 tonight. He wUl Won't yon, or your orgaalzatton, oontribiite to tbia wortti- He suggested Oiat the board Uhe to point out that If It did cede until the tenants find oth­ Captured In construction nWght occur that apealk on "State Fiscal Poll- whlle community projeotT Come Chrlatmaa, thinh o f how good might consider his employment happen, there were a lot o f peo­ er quarters. would be the reSponelbUKy of clee" and possibly local fiscal you’ll feel when yon see it and aay, *T oontribntod to that aa a planning consultant to the ple who oloaed their eyes to k.” 000001" Weiss estimated that the de­ the individual repreeentlng the affairs, Planning and Zoning Commto- New Haven Rodes confirmed that aome molition will cost approximately town as general contractor. If Lions Auction Whizzing Along in a Jaxzy Sports Car olans or on projects reqiUrlng practloea bad been atopppA and Make year dieck or money wder payable to i $2,000 and the parking stalls NEW HAVBaf, Conn. (A P)— this happens the coet of recti- The third Annual South Wlnd- approximately $8,000. ttte planning, detailed enpitaj Every blonde who has a sports car and a poodle certainly has the right to show two prtnoitive brig facUltlea had Town Of Biaaobestor, "Nattvlto Scene" A convicted murderer who es­ fylng such errors shall lie upon *tir Lions Club Auction wUl be He explained that, because Improvements planning, filing them off. And although Tracy Metcalf is only four years old and has a car been eUminatod. o /o P. O. Box No. It s caped from authorities In Maae- the town and we then as a com- 27 at 7 ;80 p.m. In the Maim w ator, Conn. (06040) the Lincoln School teachers util­ Girl stacks more refuse on the already high pile of garbage lining a London street. London garbage collectors are on stnKe. (A r rnuioiax) at state and/or federal grant acusetts nearly a year ago waa He said covering an umuly miseion ehall foe Jeopardising Community HaU on Main St. with pedal power, she likes to take her poodle, Suzette, around her Miami ize approximately 20 existing appUcaUcns or olmllar special recaptured In downtowm New 8 prisoner’s mouth with adhesive piAllc funds to some unknown ^ variety of items will be neighlKjrhood for an afternoon drive, (AP Photofax) Na stalls In the parking lot, the Judy G. Walinskl, MUe HIU Rd., projects. Haven Tuesday. tape—to prevent the prisoner So, when Casey presided at potential hazards that woidd not auctioned and anyone having ar- tovm will be eligible for 50 per Deaths Blamed Manchester RockvlUe. McAlmont has prepared a pro- Robert C. Qiavin, 88, was from biting guards—to forbid­ the meeting at which the Dem­ cent of the coat of the 11-13 Atoo, William E. MacDonald, Dempsey poaal relative to the C-DAP taken Into custody by two New occur were we deelliy with a tlcles to donate may contact hlm In the stomach real hard?" den; ocratic town chairmen of the IS bona fide general contractor." Bemle Bordua, chairman of the Movie Director Hill: Trotter St. property and the On Penn Central Hospital Notes 98 W. Onter St.; Mchele R. program which would facillate Haven police detectives after the the censor asked. Also gone to the practice of towns In the 80th District passed "The Public Bullxilng Com- awctlon committee, 1417 Main $10,000 additional costs. Merovonlch, 366 Adams St.; the hiring of a C-DAP coordi­ K ^enil Bureau of Investigation "Tbu know how big Paul Is," having prisonera wait for hours In Safety Lack Endorsement their Dempsey resolution, the mission," the report continued, St.; Oabe Oaulln, 694 Oovornor’s Hie Trotter St. property, Mark W. Kimball, 184 Hackma­ nator as well os a full-time received information that Qlavln argued Hill. "H ie other guy to in a cage called the "buUpen." VISITINa HOUBS event took on more than passing "therefore, feels that It can only Highway, or any member of the — Sponsored Aa A Public Servloe mT— Weiss said, to assessed at $15,- tack St.; Mrs. Suzanne Zeruk, townplnnner which would not re­ might be In the New Haven seven feet tall with shoulders It has been removed. A struc­ TRENTON. N.J. (AP) — A Intenuediate C a n Beml- significance. accept the concept of the town Articles will be picked up. Violence ‘A Must’ 350, wMch Is under the town East Hartford; Mrs. Barbara Seen as Bid quire addttional eocpendlturea by area. like a Mack truck. How else MORIARTY BROTHERS state agency says the failure of private, nooa-8 p.m., and 4 p-m. Dempsey's plans for 1970 have ture with 5-by-7-foot oelte, formula of assessing at 66 per M. Pierce, 618 Main St., South the town during the 1969-70 fls- Qlavln was spotted on the New acting as the general contrac­ could Paul atop him?" The cen­ once known as the "ice box,” is the Penn Central Railroad to 8 p-m.; private rooms, 18 a.m.- been a matter of much specula­ Manohester Evening Herald cent of appraied value. The Windsor; Erwin Konesnl, Pom- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ool year and only a alight Ui- Haven Oreen, and put up no tor on this project If the town sor relented, and the kick re­ take adequate safety precau­ 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. tion. Some have suggested he SoiAli Windsor oorreepondent being turned into a recreation ajqiraised value was $23,616 fret; Mrs. Salllelee Marcantonlo Gov. John Dempsey's endorse­ crease during the 1970-71 flacol resistance, police aald. can in some maimer bond It­ In Some Scenarios mained. It never falls to evoke a hall tor imnatee, Rodes said. tions led to the death of two per­ Pediatrics: Parontz allowed seek the U.S. Senate seat now self against such errors so that Carol Moulton, tel. 644-8714, gasp from audiences. three years ago and to estimat­ sons while watching Sen. Robert and son, 122 Kennedy R d.; Mrs. ment tor re-election by a group year.’ He said he (eels this to He eacaped from the Barn­ By BOB 'THOMAS Newsmen were not allowed to any time except noon-l p.m.; occupied by Sen. Thomas J. the funds being administered lence, but there are times when "I’m eomewhU of the view ed at $20,500 today, he said. F. Kennedy’s funeral train. Joseph RelUy and son. East the moat equitable and logtcnl stable Houae of Correetkm In inspect the maximum security others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Hartford; Mrs. Robert Bauer of Litchfield County Democratic Dodd—the idea being that Demp­ by the Public Building Commis­ AetMiclated Preea Writer It Is required dramatically. At that violence is not imitative," Ririli Tueiwr Taxes on the property this year The report was issued by the approach (or the town. Massachusetts, Oct. 26, 1962, af­ area but Rodes said 43 of the Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., and daughter, 67 McKinley St.; leaders was more than Just a sey la perhaps the only man with ter overpowering two guards and sion are protected as fully as Rockville the end of the picture, when Hill obeerved. “ I think If ihldl- amount to $763.69. New Jersey Public Utilities The appointed committee HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The concrete block bulldtng’s 48 soli­ 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Mrs. Christopher Noble and straw In the wind, according to enough popularity within the stealing a guard’s car, ths FBI they would be were It dealing Butch and Cassidy are am­ ences have any sense of Identifi­ Town Traosurnr During a public hearing pre­ Commission Tuesday after an made lip of Frank McCoy, Hospital Notes controversy over violence In en­ tary confinement oelto were oc­ Intensive Care and Coronary daughter, 103 Sycamore Lane; .some political observers. party to prevent a bloodbath ■aid. with the project In a more con­ bushed by the Bolivian army, cation with characters in a film, ceding the board action, the investigation of more than a James Roach and Da\-ld Wll- tertainment mediums continues. cupied. WMh husband Paul and 5 Care: Immediate family only, Mrs. Robert Delnickl and The SOth Senatorial District over Dodd’s bid for renomlna- He had earlier been convictsd ventional manner." that had to be a scene ttiat they wrlll go through the violent children she Uvea at 487 purchase of the four-parcel year Into the accident, which oc­ llams will dlscusa McAlmnnt's visiting hours are 18:80 to 8 A oongreasional inveatlgatli« anytime, limited to five min­ daughter, Loehr Rd., Rockville. leaders would not have urged tkm. of murder in the ohnullng death Does bloodshed on the television would simply tear the audience experience vicariously and get East Center St. Graduate package deal was opposed by curred on June 8, 1968 at Eliza­ utes. reslgnatlan and prnpoeala with CommenUng on the proposal p.m. In afl area* except ma- team examined the faculties but Dempsey to run again for gover­ The governor has given no in­ of another man and sentenced and movie screen contribute to up." It out of their systems. of Emmanuel C olleg e, town residents Frank Lupien, beth. him at a meeting scheduled (or mat the building be a pre-en- ternlty where they are 2 to 4 He report has not bean made Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- nor unless they had "some sort dication whether he Intends to to life Imprlsimment. a more violent America? No one Tet, although carnage to por­ "I donH mind m y kUto seeing graduate studies at Bos­ Milton Hanson and Balilla Pa- The victims, an elderly wom­ 12:46 p.m., and 0:80 p.m.-8 tonlght. glneered, (metal, pre fab), the and 0:80 to 8 p.m. pUbUc. ^ ton Unlv Teacher of Yale Names Poet of signal from the state Demo­ run again for the office he has The car In which he eecaped seems to know. trayed, the deaths of the two violence on Ihe screen. I don’t ganL an and a man, were kill^ when p.m.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and Pedlalriea Cmiree commission report stated that _____ speech, dnuna and Eng­ NE WHAVEN (AP) — Hugh cratic high command," said held since 1961. There to little was (ounil In ('onnectlcut at Old Recently the National Com­ outlaws are not underscored. think it can hurt them, and I they were struck by a aecond 0:80 p.m.-8 p.m. Dr. Luke O'Oonnor of the on consultation with several Admitted Monday: Geraldine lish, Ruth to a member of Seldman, 29, of New York has Hartford Courant political writer question that the gubernatorial Lyms, and the FBI had received mission on the Causes and Pre­ Paul Newman and Robert Red- don’t think that kids today dig ____ A Ford First train as they stood on the tracks Age Limits: 10 in maternity, Rockville General Hospital staff architects the "commission has Kelly, Ocoee La.. Coventry; kiiinvanuel Alumnae As­ been selected winner of the 1969 Jack SSalman today. nomination to hto for the asking. reports recently that lllavln had ventipn of Violence, appointed ford are caught In sh^actlon at vldence, anyway. DHTIROIT (AP) — Edsel Ford Overeagemess watching the Kennedy train. 12 In other areas, no limit in recently attended a week-long concluded that the use of a Nellie Sheehan, Franklin Park, soc. and' Women’s Club of Yale Series of Younger Poets been seen on the West (\>ast'-' last year by President Lyndon the moment they are fatally a , 20, the only son of Henry The commission conceded In ■elf-oorvlce. One of the moat powerful The action of 18 Democratic poetgraduate course In , ped­ pre-engineered structure In this Rockville; Elizabeth Lathrop, "Besldes,. I still resent the Manch. She to chairman IXMlng os u free-lance writer do­ B. Johnson in the wake of assas­ ■hot. Hito contrasts with "Bon­ Ford n , board chairman of the Dooms Beavers its decision that many of the competition, it was atmounced Democrats in Cbnnertleut Is town chairmen In a coimer of iatrics at the Childrens' Medi­ Instance has merit but It is not Crystal Lake Rd., Rockville; fact that my mother wouldn’t of Ways It Means tor St. Tuesday. ing Htorten on local theatre coni- sinations, declared violence on nie and Clyde," In which War­ auto firm, has enterod a Fotd spectators who stood on the James Caaey. leader of the SOth Connecticut largely populated by cal CSenter and Harvard Med­ necessarily the moet economi- Lynn Brennan, Fern St.. Rock- , , • ■ , let me see ‘AU Quiet on the Bartholomenv Guild. The administration reminds ren Beatty and Faye Dunaway training program. In California tracks to watch the fimeral Seidman's first volume of po­ District Democrats, a former Republicans means that Demp­ ical School In Boston. The IMinles. cal form of construction for this vllle; Gertrude Luffman, Moun- ! * ' enmlaUon Western Front, at the Boulevard vtoiton that with construction train showed "apparent disre­ ems to to be published next year mayor of Wlnrted, and now the sey to definitely going to ask for couTM waa designed to keep lllavln was arraigned before were seemingly riddled for min­ ’Theater In South Minneapolis Young Ford became the first imder way, parking space to Prol®ct ” tain St.. Rockville: Oasmlr Taking an opposite view 1s di­ utes. member of his generation of the TUNNEL MEADOW, Calif. gard for their own safety.” by Yale Univerolty Press, spon­ State Consumer PnAecUon Com- that nomination, according to practicing phyalclane abreast of the U.S. Oommtoslonar today The report continued by reo- Clechowskl, Hyde Ave., Rock- when I was a boy. it was too vi­ limited. Vtoltors are asked to rector George Roy Hill. Pre­ "But I didn’t object to that Ford family to Join the firm (•AP) — The overeager beavers "This dangerous condition," bear with the hospital while the sor of the competlUon. mlsHloner. Zalman. recent developmemUs In the luul held In $100,000 bond tor re­ ommendlng the use of orchl- vllle; Beverly Gallic, Laurel olent, She said." viously Identified with a comedy from an esthetic point of view," stalled by hto greet-grandteth- For The ACTION Team of the Sequoia and Inyo national the report said, "resulted from parking problem extoto. turn to Massachusetts. tecta to determine Just what Ridge Rd., Tolland; Georgette "The World of Henry Orient” , commented HIU. "Bonnie and er, Henry Ford. *' forests have worn out their wel­ overflowing on the platforms type of structure would be the Pollard, Webber Rd., Tolland; epic "Hawaii” and musical Clyde had become the objects of He enrolled Monday In a antes VOTE DEMOCRATIC come. and the desire of many pei^le moat economical and that they Judith Oendron, River St., Ban Non Whites It came down to a choice of " ’Thoroughly Modern MllUe” , extreme anger on the part of training course at the Fotd Dl- This ad sponsewed by ttie In the crowd not only to view Patients Today; 206 "be employed at least to the Rockville; Lisa Bolly, Regan HIU is currently represented on other people, and their actions EAST LONDON, South Africa vlslon. tolerating the little dam build­ the funeral train but to actually Manchester Democratto Toini Oommlttoe ADMITTED YESTERDAY: point of writing bid speclflca- St., Rockville; Alfred Gordon, the screen with a Western, Inspired a violent response. (AP) — The Posts and Tele­ Ford, who will be 21 Dec.,' 27, ers or saving the golden trout, touch the train and place arti­ C tlons.'' Roger Negro, Tress, Tolland Ave., Tolland; Adele “ Butoh CaSstdy cuvd the Sun- Butch and Sundance were mere- graphs department of segrega­ has completed the tint year of California’s official fish. cles on the track to be run over Niancy S. Cartoon, 197 Buah HlH In the area of coat, the report Randall, Reed St., Rockville, dance Kid." But not JuSt anoth- ly being executed." tionist South Africa has banned a business course at Babeon In­ The beavers ran second. by the train, presumably to be Rd.; Mrs. Janet Brennan, East estimated that coats could run and Deldre Wachtel, Mt. Ver- or Western, K to h;ghly Stylised, "Cassldy-Sundance" w a s non-whites from using rural stitute In Boston. Now a trapping program has kept for souvenirs.” Hartford; Robert C. Burrill, 82 as high as fl2 to |1S per square non Dr., RockvlUe. even whimsical, yet with a high being prepared at the time of party telephone lines. Confirm­ been started with the aim of But it added that the railroad Pelt Rd., Wapping; Joseph C. foot, and that translated Into Blrths Monday: Son to Mr. degree of violence. the Robert Kennedy assasstna- ing this, Assistant Director of halving their population of "bears an even higher degree of Ciaglo, 866 HUtotown R d.; Mrs. total cost for the proposed 2S,- and Mre. George Wachtel, Mt. "Cassldy-Sundance" doesn’t tlon, which caused much soul- Telephones J.F. vsin Rooyen about 200. care to provide for the safety of Celia S. Hubbell, Mansfield De­ OOO square foot garage would Vernon Dr., Rockville, and aon quite match the blood-letting of searching among film makers said non-whHes left In charge by The trout, a gorgeously irides­ members of the public who pot; Mrs. Helen D. Jakiel, 17 amount to between 8800,000 and to Mr, and Mrs. Albert Bolly, '"The Wild Bunch." But the gun­ over the question of violence, absent farmers are liable to use cent fish found only in clear, come upon its property under West Rd., Rockville; Janet M. 8876,000. ’This to considerably Regan St., Rockville. fire and falling bodies, particu­ Hill said that the industry’s cen- the farmhouse telephone. Party cold water at upper elevations, circumstances such as existed Krawskl, 178 Poster St., Wap­ higher than the earlier estl- Discharged Monday; Susan larly In the (Inal scenes, set new ■ora asked for only one cut on line subscribers, In the past of- are natives. here.” ping; Mrs. Helen M. McCar­ *Your T mated coat of 83?6,000 made by Herzog, Cedar St., Rockville; standards In shock. Some critl- grounds of violence. That was ten complained their conversa- Sears LAST 3 DAYS Hie beavers were introduced thy. 13 Wadsworth St.; Mark the Capitol Goals and Improve- *Lenore —- B)dwards, Sadds Mill els have called the new film not for gunfire, but a scene In tions were disrupted by abusive THURS. - SAT. only 20 years ago! A few pairs Vernon Ntchotes, 57 Davis Ave., Rock­ ments (fommittee In Its Initial Rd., Ellington; Henry Ltok, "the 'Bonnie and Clyde’ of which Newman alms a Mek at language^ He said no action were released in the Kern River ville; Wayne Ouellette, Eaton suggestion that the town imder- Unkm St., R(>ckvtlle; Eileen Westerns." the groin of hulking Ted Cossi- would ke taken If non-whltM drainage area of the two nation­ Rd., Rockville. take this project. FItsgerald, West Rd., Rock­ George Roy Hill Is a thought­ dy, onetime monster of "Hie used jCarm telephones In an An IX 10 Portrait of Yaw Child in Uvinq al forests on the sicqies of the Lake St. PTO Also, Mrs. Ola M. Robinson, ville; Mrs. Susan Ferguson and ful man and father of three, and Adame Family” on talevtoloo. emergency or In the normal Sierra Nevada range to help Figure ’The PBC according to the re­ 741 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. port, "feels that a re-evaluation son, Webster St., Rockville, and he declares, "I don’t like vlo- "Couldn’t Newman Just punch course of the day's duties. curb erosion. Sets Book Fair Sylvia Rodrlque, 17 Ridge SI.; of the garage requirements Hazel V. Hutcheon, Pleasant The animals thrived. James M. Saport, Blast Hart­ The Lake Street School PTO could be made by the adminis­ Bt., RookvUIe. Their dsuns, by slcwring the ford; Arnold E. Thibodeau, 489 will sponsor an open house and tration and thus reduce the coet flow ol rudhing streams, now Main St.; Dominick Verdone, Impair the spawning and feed­ a book fair night next Monday N ever of the project to a more reason­ Clean Water Head Says East Hartford; Susan May from 6 to 9.m. Children of the able figure," ing habitat of the fish. Wopon, 3 Gaynor PI.. Rockville; U.S. Owe* State Millions The dectolan to thin out the school are Invited to attend the ’The PBC report was mode (air with their parents, who Rhonda K. Zopfi, 48 Allan Dr., to assist the counoU In making HARTFORD (AP) — The tod- beavers came after conferences Vernon. may view classrooms and visit a decision as to whether a new eral government owes Ooraiectl- of state and federal wildlife ex­ with teachers. BIRTHS YESTERDAY : A son town garage should be the fin t out 842.6 million as reimburse­ perts. , Had It The fair will be held in the to Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Wllmot, priority for use of Capital funds ment tor water pollution control COLOR David Dimawayt Inyo Nation­ expenditures, the head of the al Forest wild life biologist, ex­ auditorium, and beverages and Woodbridge Rd., Coventry; a as has besn suggested by the dessert will be served. (laughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eml- Capital Goals and Improve­ clean water program oald Mon­ plains the golden trout-beaver THINK Tickets to the semi-foimial dlo Poloe, 332 Long Hill Rd., ments Committee. day. conflict this way: PTO Harvest Ball Nov. 8 at the South Windsor; a son to Mr. UntU the council has more Jolih Curry said Oonneotlcut The trout need small r o ck - Kof CHall In Manchester will and Mrs. Stephen Houde, Blast So Good! speclfios upon which to make a has spent more than 8100 mil­ gravel streams to spawn. When be available at the fair. Hartford; a s<»i to Mr. and Mrs, decision no priorities have been lion to clean up Its polluted riv­ beavers dam the streams, silt Mrs. Robert White to way* Louts Bronzi, RFD 1. Hebron; accepted. Other projects which ers, with the underatandlng that accumulates in the ponds. Fish and means chairman of the a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ have been suggested for capital the federal government would eggs laid in silt receive no oxy­ fair, aided by Mrs. Joseph liam Andrews, 57 Jan Dr., Heb­ expendkures are a new Ubrary, reimburse 66 per cent of expend­ gen and die. Pane. Mrs. Correy Church. Mr*. ron; a daughter to Mr. and a fire department headquarters, itures. Bo tar the state has re­ The favorite feeding grounds Norman Cable, Mrs. Peter Mar­ Mrs. James Plintoft, 446 W. two fire pumpers, more oen- ceived less than 88 million, Cur­ for the trout are in riffles and ry said. rough water. The ponds, by shall, Mrs. Ben DelMastro and Middle Tpke. servation land and future Botu^d Mrs. James BJorkland. slowing water flow, interfere DISCHARGED YESTER­ of Education land. A special meeting of the with the food supply. Envy: IVin Panel beck con- ’Ihe counoU to plimnlng a One Order of Grasa? p r o 's district representatives DAY; Unda M. Zavstkay, 194 The beavers’ mission, erosion Woodland Dr., Wapptag; work session with the PBC to OANBBRIU — Australian will be held tonight at 8 at the trolg yet fives motion free­ control, was accomplished too further study the oommtostoa's seienUsts have found, that pro- home of Mrs. White at 10 Foster Sandra A. Morrison, London dom, can’t ride up. ComfUy well. Rd.. Hebron; Mrs. Diane Dam, ■uggestkxis before maktng teln for human oonsumptkm Dr. Representatives unable to flared top. Extra ]oag zimwr. Once-beauUful meadows have 119 Autumn St.; Mrs. Irene decision. can be mode from erop etubble, attend are asked to send alter­ Airy spandex. ScIkio8 Open House sawdust, sugar cane, grass, al­ turned into swamps or small I. Patelll. 201 Eldridge St.; Mrs. nates. The Ttmothy Edwards Asso- falfa and coconuts. From 100 lakes. Blanche M. Citnigh, n Wells olatod Members (TEAM) has pounds of grass, IB pounds of b y Deserted ponds have silted up St.; Mrs. Barbara 8. Mlimlck, announced that Ms first meet- protein osn be obtslned and become willow thickets. MounUun Study 260 Wetherell St.; James H. Treee, thin at high elevations, NEW DELHI (AP) —A study Leonard. East Hartford; Mrs. have been felled by beaver teeth of rocks from the Himalayan Patricia M. Graf and Heidi M. faster than new ones appeared mountains by Punjab University Graft, 867 Smith St., Wapping; to replace them. students ha* corroborated the Merell M. Noble. East Hart­ V t M U I S The ill-fated beavers, doomed theory that the world's highest ford; Steven D. Farley. 209 by their own devotion to hard mountains are atoo the youngest Blue Ridge Dr.; Mr*. Lorraine work, are being pursued with —between 20 million and 2 bil­ M. Kelsey, 91 Birch Bt.; Mra. 8 tolliay tnlt «appill« trap and rifle. lion yean old. *Helen of Glazier^s says: we have a wonderful assortmsnt, aR * This is a genuine full color film _ fairway prioed; you name tt^^we have Itl I not to be confused with oil tinting a wlTM a wreath farms tt Colorful new backgrounds simulate A girdle that fiU perfeetly trill not only give you m firm amooth a nanrlltr a flortot tops expensive oil portraiture klANCHESTER'S —- a fUUar a apray patois hip line but it trill feel ao comfortable you’ll hardly know you a styrofoam a aeqinns hare it on. If you want to enfoy a better figure for life — let a nowers a nyton not phu 50# per family (or Only Fuel Oil Dealer bsmiliag and insqranoe me ahow you the ttnhelieveahle difference of profeaaional fit. Fit- tinga m d aitcrationa arm from. a tons ^ 8 X 10,portrait tokm by Open 24 Hours A Day! ------a l ^ • >1 • ' ) \ LDOT—1 Hporitti Psrtnit pw fMiily. MORIARTY .BROTHERS i NatmrmUy ik t r t it obligatitn to hay Lunch 1>2 Dinner 5-6 For Ovor ponraits. Hi p trtra ilt to maay titts aad ttyitt ma aa^~ Fkatofrapfic kamrt i a r ^ ill Vs of A t aUa at oar rtatomaUy lorn pricat ta ft yamr heart,hamrt, aaso latala u aiaktmight aeptaiagt f r ^ JO A M . l O i Contwyl famUr aaadt. m $ P M Satariayt aatM 4 :3 1 P M . Hte TnVrocte of downtown mancKefter J V SHOP AT8BAR8 ------UNIFORM SHOP psn toiksTsad M. n l ^ 'm sdil ANDSAVB HU M CALL 643-5135 WM HwMwe tn-isn I gnfufaetton Cnarsiitsad Sears MntMTHr UMsna rwte -301 STIEET M A N C H K m . « . MHOS TMn. ««Mm B31 MAIN 8T./MANCHESTER. CONN TELEPHONE 643-6340 ar Yanr Jfoacy BadT : AMDoa PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTEIi^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969

“unusual consideration” for the Section Two WJEDNESDAY, (X7TOBER 8, 1969 WEDNESDAY, 0(7TOBER 8, 1969 Adjuster Claims: insured. fnanrhratrr Corning f^rraUi Pages 21 to 40 “The several hundred compa­ Students Give Red Teacher nies the bureau represents have Insurance Companies Are instructed us to treat everyone Their Vote of Ginfidence fairly,” Girardot said, “and to resolve any reaaonaUe doubt By BICHABO E. BIETEB ring Philostqphlcal Themes ln| Nike Site Purchase Liberal to Camille Victims in favor of the claimant. Associated Press Writer Black Literature.” Miss Davis spcrice of the lifel GULFPORT, Mias. (AP)—A property subject to battering by “My sympathies axe with LOS ANGELES (AP) —Stu­ top insurance adjuster aald to- high wind and high water. The these pdor folks down here.” and times of Frederick Doag-[ dents applauded the first lecture lass, a slave who became an ab-| day the several hundred compa­ ,unit is totally destroyed and by a mlniskirted young Commu­ w A m of Manchester Voted by Directors nies he represents “are bending there is no evidence of it left ex­ oUtlonist orator and writer, aadl nist assistant professor Monday, Nat Turner, who led a black ln-| The Manchester Board of Directors voted last night over backwards” to help those cept, perhaps, the concrete sl&b. Williamg College* then asked other faculty mem­ who lost their homes in Hurri­ surrectlon. to purchase the 86.8 acre demilitarized Nike Site off “Even the debris Is gone, car­ bers to quit teaching until Uni­ ‘"Ihe history of black litera­ cane Camille. To Enroll Coeds versity of California regents BIG SAVIIIGS ON 7-PIECE DINEHE Keeney St. for recreation purposes. ried away by high winds or by ture,” she said, “provides a| The cost will be 850,000, which is at 50 per cent David C. Girardot, an axljus- water. Our procedure in a case WILLIAMSTOWN, M a s s . give academic credit for her much more illuminating'look at I tar with the General Adjustment of this kind Is to try to get suffi­ (AP) — Williams C o llie , 176 course. the concept of freedom than phl-f of the appraised value, the government’s formula when Bureau, scoffed at reports that cient information from the years old, is going coed n ^ SluqMly Angela Davla, 38, los(^)hical discouise in Westeml surplus properties are sold for rec and park use. insurance companies "are claimant as to the construction, September. drew an overflow crowd of 1,900 society. The pivotal theme of I In a unanimous acUon. Uie ------trying to settle for as little as size, dimensions, type of con­ Williams annoimced Tuesday students to the university’s this course will be freedom as iti board auUvirUed Town Man- ooll«ge. possible.” struction. We then proceed to it will admit a limited number Royce Hall and about 100 were has unfolded in the Uteraiy en-| ager Robert Welm to apply tm- bert Marcuse. Phone 649-5288 to Please You! as surplus property, the town for the land In 1988. and that the Mountain Laurel Restaurant United Methodist Church In 8 panies appeared to be showing sewing. hurry in! Her course is called -“Recur­ made application to acquire the the land and buildings were ap- in Thompaonvllle. East Hartford. He U producUon site at no cost, for educational praised at $200,000 In 1968. The couple were married Oct. foreman for Coco ^ k LE8 —li s t year starts with a sm lal hour at8:30 a fun-making arm ofIhe cut abuot 2 Inches thick Because of-a top-heavy agen- Continued to Oct. 21 were pub- apply for state grants pertaln- ROCKVILLE SESSION acre parcel transferred la ad- Salt and pepper SOFA-BED Full Shee about 128,000 acres of aapara- Dancing will be to the muatc Masonic fniternlty. It sup^rts Flour da last night, the Manchester lie hearings and possible ac- jng to Lincoln School heating A Manchester youth, David Jacent to land on which K < ^ giu~'w ero'''ha^sted In^'^ lhe ■ of theI’enthouse Four. iniuiculardystrophy as a nation LOWER by NoHk wi Hole Ca ^177 Board ot Directors adjourned tions on the sale of seven renovations and Municipal W. Cole. 18, of 837 Oakland St. Broa. plans to erect a shopping sutea. worth nearly $61 Deailllne for purchasing tic- al i»rojocl. In Manchester, funds 2 tablespoons soft shortening its meeting near midnight after town-owned properties; con- Parking Lot expansion: and was bound over yesterday to center. mUSon Tlw r was 162 800 tons kels Is next Monday, and a re solicited during the Thanks 1 medium-sized onion, sliced PRICES taking acUrni on only the first slderaUon.^.of a transfer to the designating a substitute date Superior Court on charges of Town Manager Robert Welas billion otaltu si- reservations can be made with giving Day Five Mile Ros»l 2V4 cups water attracts MAN-SIZE 12 times, a ir after pubUc hear- Army and Navy Club by public for the board’s Nov. 4 scheduled breaking and entering and lar- said last nightthat the aoquls- ^ ^ which had in Muld—r over and ■ present board. A new board wlU approval of a town guarantee and overnight lows in the upper B. Brennan. 19, of 8 Fern St., the purchase, underneath meat. Cover, and LEANER PREMIUM CENTER CUTS Ib. 63c be elected Nov. 4 — to be swon for the $10,000 publication costs 40s and BOo. Rockville. $20, failure to ob- The $80,000 needed already o' place In oven. Bake about 2 In Nov. 17. for a new History of Man- Precipitation may total half an serve state traffic commission has been allocated. Approxl- noun, or until fork-tender. If OCCASIONAL BEDROOM Also in attendance lost night Chester. inch or more falling as show- sign and $3 failure to carry II- matety $20,000 of It is from necessary, add a little more Lower 9S" Sefg were most of the six new can- Also, approval of a new tlmee- era around Saturday or Saturday cense: John B. Hesacibein, 27. funds allocated two years ago Downtown Manehaater at 888 Main Street water during cooking to prevent Prices TABLES dldates running for the board, year contract with the Man- night. Forest Dr., Vernon, $18, oper- for cover material, and never sticking. Slice meat and serve Pork’s in season . . . We have tendercure Corned SET 4-CaBhka ating without a muffler and $20, used. The other $40,000 was al- with the pan gravy. Serves 4-8. Beef and plenty of N. E. dressed Chickens . . . legs Choose from step, fallure to obtain Connecticut II- located last spring, speclftcally end or cocktail Style 4-Pleee censc. for the purchase. . . . wings . . . breasts. '•’samam Nolles were entered In the fol- It was the consensus of the U.S. Choic* Loan lowing cases: Edward McFar- board last night that the refuse A special on whole 7 to 8 lb. solid boneless ^ 1 5 9 e 0 0 land, 87. 10 West Main St., disposal problem Is the top-pri- f ' - 1 5 ” ! SHOULDER CLODS ...... lb. 9 9 « * 1 4 8 ” Rockville, fraudulent Issue of ority Item for the town, as It Ground Round check; William Mulka, 80, Bel- is for the state and for the na- Onter Clod cuts and London Broil cuts . .lb. R 1 4 9 9 vue Ave., Rockville, breach ot tlon. STEAK 99° peace; Gustave Plllau, 78, 80 ITie directors agreed that the D & t i Davis Ave., Rockville, Intoxica- purchase of the land Is only a PINEHURST U. S. CHOICE ECONOMY tlon, and John Tomko, 88, 99 stop-gap measure and that ' five stores o f FASHiO^ Grand Ave., Rockville, Intoxica- more permanent solutions for Doluxe Choppod Sirloin BONELESS PINEHURST LOW PRICES ... tion. refuse disposal must be found. It’s Our 17th Anniversary! PATTIES lb. $1.09 We've selected from our regular stock of Fell end Winter Fashions LYSOL SPRAY Disinfectant Economy $1.29 once a year savings Famous Brand Styles at Tremendous Savings ... Loon Chuck POT Ib PATTIES Ib. 89c c o f f « ...... Ib. m e si»” ■ -12 »•«» *»« \ Sept. 29 thru Oct. 11 ROAST DRESSES 4 * 9 0 $ 3 4 .90 WESSON OIL M-os. bottle 49c Italian Styl* (Lower Prices) Wool knits, bonded orlons, wools and Hefty Plastic acetates. Mod. Hot PINKIIUR.ST V. 8 . CHOICE Jumbo Saran Wrap 4 9 ^ Reg. $21-150. Sizes 5-18, 8-16. 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- 4 PAGE TWENTY-TWO ______MANCHESTKIt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 19W a.:-! Grand Central. The railroad said the historic area of the ter­ barbed wire and electrified cause It is an act of treason MANCHEitTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, tyEDNESDAY, OCTOpE^ 8, 1969 Fighter Plane fences. minal is ite concourse, which Guerrillas’ First Casualties against tbe 2K million homeless PAGE TWENTY-THBEE "Our organizatkai has U,000 refugees in the rotting campo. wouid be‘ preserved beneath the Bolton Diane Schukler, a lawyer tor and also a plalntUf. saidsvromen men and cubs on the waking Hst We insist on the establishment Women Sue MUftsWOI C r a s h L a n d s , 56-story building. the group, said at a news “are Mganlslng to fight ^ o u r Occur in Rigorous Training who win be accepted in turn if ICht ^ The commission and the city of an Arab Palatine state conference that most of those rights.’ * they pam mental and physical where all Jews who were there For Right To have 20 days to reply. AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Ten Artists W in Prizes brtBStng the suit were women Many of the plaintiffs pis____ C o -P ilo t D ie s tired officers from Arab armies. testa and tests for revolutionary before 1918 can live ha{qp{|y with because they wanted to show to demonstrate Wednesday FIEE instalution on shock absorbers] Training is so tough for some of The group formed late last cultural enlightenment. equal rights and obllgatkina.'’ Have Abortions ^ "la w s Just do not represent morning at .the Bronx Cbunty OKL.AHOUA CITT (AP) —A New Horen Judge the Arabs who want to be guer­ year in a breakaway from A1 "All of them freely volunteer ATOWI At Weekend Art Exhibit NBfW YORK (AP) — A group Court House to protest prosecu­ DTNAMir ISHKiei. BALANCINO figh ter plane try irg fo r an rillas that several have been Fatah, staged its first anU-Is- and are unpaid, but we meet all 1215^ SfLYEH LANE—EAST HABTFOKD Orders New Primary riell actions eaiiy this year. It T t a artSito iwan p riiM in the o f 128 persons—most of ttiem Bat Solomon, one cf the tion of several pereons arreated emergency landing crashed in a their personal needs." RR Request Funds HnBethi Baard NEW HAVE.N fAPj — Judge killed or wounded on assault claims to have blown up Israeli Bonon A lt CUb jiniami toll ax- women—filed suit In federal PlaintUlle, said, "The stote is in a raid on an aborttonlst’s of­ residential area near Tinker Air A heart surgeon with tbe code TTie sdectmen will moat to­ Douglass B.''Wright of Superior courses where live ammunition Installations, including a chlo­ FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — "WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS m*tt held et the Oommimlty court Tueaday to declare the roaUy Imposing severe phyeicel fice. Force Base Tueaday, killing the name Abunidal (Father of night at 7 :S0 in the town offioas. Court has ordered a new pri­ rine gas plant in Tel Aviv and EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" state’s antlabortian law uncon* And mental hardship on a wom- (x^Uot and leaving a block-long is used, a leader of the program Struggle) U the Actten Onn- Tbe Kentucky Railroad Com- HaU tuts p ot weakend. - The Planning CommtoBion will NT END DYNAMICS mary election to be held Oct. says. the Hettxelia settlement's beach mtssicwi. sometimes considered Jeanne Feiwviak of Vemon stitutlonal. an who aeeka an abortkm.” \ 9AA 1t1>rSATK o v r o w r ^ V trail of destruction. rnsm^'s spiritual leader. meet tonlgtat at 8 In tbe Oom- 244 BROAD STREET (Behind Osiiy Qaem) 21 for the Democratic nomina­ resort. Its snipers claim 107 Is­ a quaint reUc of tbe past, says T o m ., Wed. 9 to 6 • Tlaas., Frt • to 9 took a fim t and Chinl In oUs, groiq) Included lawyers. Another plaintiff, R a c ^ CtHnpiling JletNHrd Two homes were destroyed "This has always been accept­ "We oppose any attempt to HOURS: munlty Hell flreplaee'' room. ^ MANCHESTER, CONN, 06040 tion for alderman from New Ha­ ed as part of the price that raeli soldiers killed in the last it's alive and in dire need of 8itt. 8 to • (Closed AB Dwy MmMtoy) and PurtM Lemaire of Bolton social workeie and medical per- Fruchter, who held hM> babv SALJARnww and three damaged, but no civil­ liquidate the Palestine cause Tbe fire department wlH hold ven's 4th Ward. seven montfas. more money. took a seooad in thin daoe. PHONE: 649>4045 ians reported injuries. The pilot to be paid for efficient guerrilla and we shall fight peaceful sur­ Its final open hmi— in hftiwy oi Wright issued the order Tues­ •raay charged that the law are rea lly angry about tMa tnnrisiMinn « i- of the Kansas Air National fighters," adds Abu Toussef. Abu Toussef, who speaks with render schemes,” be said. It asked Gosr. Louie B. Nunn Walter Young of WUUmanOc Ore preventton week 4<»iig4w sP E a A : IG IN FRONT END GEOMETRY day under a law passed this for an extra (46,(X)0 fo r the A ONCE-A.YEAR RUYI — OVEN-READY torti a fin t In tbe waiter odar ^ vlotate -Iltoydon’? ,;^ ^ Guard FTOO parachuted to safe­ cole name of the commander of an Iraqi accent, said; "Our or­ "We have no political or re­ from 7 to 8 at the firehouse, BRAKE VICE and SHOCK ABSORBERS ty less than three Mocks from year by the General Assembly the Action Commando Organiza­ ganization has graduated more year or so to hdp rule on what cUiaB. Pi9MiHa TM feUwn re- of decUkm tor them. It’s they vrto try’s e ^ d a y s . Prime authorizjig judges to order a gional ambitions in any peut of ftofreshmente will be served. '"lIG N and DOMESTIC — the scene. tion lor the Liberation of Pales­ than 2,0(X> cube—young fedayeen the Arab world. Our target is-to it caDed an increase in railroad oetved aecond prise, and H doi new primary if "but for the Im­ tine. rate adjustment requests. Veltidi, tUM. are both C3ol. Loy Norris, commander aged 8 to 16—cuid trained them liberate Palestine. We do not al­ Manchestw Evening Herald John Trom n FREE t^^ECmON— of Tinker base, said Jhe pilot, proper actions of the election Tile Action Cknnmando Is the RIB ROAST from Bolton. under strict military discipline. low interference in our affairs. Bolton correepoiident, Oleme- rirtt^to ^ Socialist Ited RhodesU from the 18M^ M enacM T official, the result of such pri­ < Viola Sobol of Bolton roMlTed NO OBLATION Capt. James L. Kirkhuff, radio­ toughest of the guerrilla squads. They are given instnicUoa in "Our Mrategy is that all Ar­ wen Tomig, tel. MS-8881. whether ornot to ^ > 'k ei« party candidate tor wards, whtte eetUements did not mary might have been differ­ Dear children. Manhattan oouncUman-at-large begin until 1880. ed that his engine had flamed Its members are known here as the use of all Weapons from gre­ abs should share in this libera­ a fin * prlae in paatels, and Xm. ent." * Lematoe, a aecond. out at 15,000 feet and that he the "Jordan Valley Ghosts,” a nades to ground to air missilea. tion and not Palestinians alone. UQUORS—¥HNES wasunaWe to restart it. Mrs. Dorothy Antrum, who OF Two aiOMa ftam South Wind- reference to the area where "Training starts with physical CORDIALS lest by one vote to Jose Mar­ We believe in one undivided The body of the copilot, 2nd they do much of their fighting jerks, then comes hand-to-hand Arab nation and pure Arab na­ aor received priies in a apeetol tinez, charged that Martinez daaa .cf ahatraoto hi oil. Mhrie Lt. James Nelms of Wichita, and the quiet way they move. combat and the assault course tionalism without adopted or v o te d 'ille g a lly in the 4th ward Kan., was found in the wreck­ lU strength is esUraated at on which liv e ammunition - Is Imported doctrines. XanbaUtook a first and Mhiy and that poll officials allowed ARTHUR DRUG Jean Vogt, a aecond. age of one of the bouses. several thousand. The leaders fired within inches of the re­ “We reject the Palestinian two men to vote twice. J Blue rUibooa were pnsanted Kirkhuff, 27, of Euless, Tex., are well educated men and re­ cruits as they crawl beneath Arab-Jewlah secular state be-* and Nelms were attached to the > to Diane Umin for. a mono-pciat, Air National Guard 184th Tacti­ I Ann MaiSucicl tor a pen ami cal Fighter Group at McOonnell ink drawing and lira. Mewheai Air F\)rce Base near Wichita. tor a acu^hure. M n. Unin and The plane came down half a Mrs. Mauluocl axe from Bolton. mile north of the Tinker base Judge tor the show, which ran runway, and only four blocks Batunlay and Sunday after- from where two persons died Now Beautiful Shop-Rite noona, was S^wd (Xazfc o f Walli- eight years ago when another N O W O P E N GTBfiGld? FlOO crashed. 825 QUEEN ST (ROUTE 10) Obstetrician to Speak “ The whole front o f the house Dr. Philip B. Sumner of Man­ lighted up—just like lightning," of SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON CONN chester will speak at a meeting said Mrs. Billie Bedford, who O F ,*/ADISO'f o f the B<4ton Junior Woman’s \ lives across the street from tbs Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. at St. devastated area. • George’s Episcopal Church, R t The plane came down in a lb 44A. An obatetridan at Man­ street intersection, careened chester Memorial Hoqjdtal, he through one house, across the **Yo«r Choice Of 4 Bo ■clem Beef Roasts** will speak on the I.amMe Meth­ 8 railroad tracks, through a small 1 O l r e m M J - od of Prepared Chlldbiilli,” building, and across three back ' 1st Him Sfk R B which he was instnunental in yards before it came to rest M-’Bottom Round*Cross ^ Introducing there after vlattlng partially inside another house. BUY PLENTY AT THIS PRICE! the LamaM Clinic In Parla In The houses destroyed were F ra z e a F a a d D ept. 1867. both vacant. *Top Round Dr. Sumner received hla BA Ernest Stroud Jr., who was from Harvard In 1946 and his working on a street project, said Ocoma Pot Pies BOLOGNA or MD from Tufts in 1986. Ha serv­ Kirkhuff came up to a group ed hla internship and hla gyne­ about 1% blocks from the scene 8 9 9 ‘ cology residency at Hartford soon after the crash. LIVERWURST Hospital and has been at ths "He told us that he told the i X T t A t l A M Manchester hospital since 1809. copilot to bail out 'about a mile Crouud He is In pcurtnerahlp w M i Dr. back.' He thought he wsis out, I SoruiMDuuisb Robert Alesbury and Dr. John guess. He was looking around, Round W heeler. wondering where the copilot ’The Junior Women Invito w a s," Stroud scdd. any Interested women to attend. Stroud said Kirkhuff told Refreshments and a short busi­ F i r s t CHICKEN PASTS them he had tried to head the ness meeting will toUow the plane for an open field. Roasting talk. BREASTS Fh P p Chiclion The Junior Women will hold N a t io n a l LIV ERS “ OVBIotfOTMV . a used book and bake sale Sat­ Penn Central Co. Rump Bssf Roast » *1** urday from 8:80 to 8:80 at the IHIGHS LB. Community HaH. Proceeds will •ONBtUtMf ROAST Cofffoolightuer Files To Reverse be added to the present bal­ CHICKENS Top Sirloin a *|«> ByTko ance for the copying machine vouNO iTHi uvm 8 ^ " 9 9 ^ USDA CHOICE BEEF Building Denial Pioce which the club Is pUrohaMng livsr Ik 49* for the Bdton Public library. boeri NEW YORK (AP) — The ■rmlnsci Student Teaohsea California Roast S »79< WHOLE - 2Vi to 3 lbs Penn Central Co. seeking to Bocon » S9* Five student teachers from C A T or mnem build a skyscraper atop Grand LAND O' LAKES Eastern-Connecticut College are DOG Califomia Steak ■^89« Ontrai Station, has filed a suit " currently teaching In BtSton CALO FOOD to overrun a Landmarlu Pres­ Frenhaess l« The W ftereaee At Shap> Rite! Elementary and Bolton Center Top Chuck Steak BONEM h 89c t»sAB u a ervation Commlsaton rejection Why Pay Mare Far Dell. Schools. They will be there un- of Us plans. flOllOA SKOtiSS _ _ ___ Shop IH e M Q | | < BUTTER . ttl Nov. 17. Fillet Steak 1!iS£’ >99< Hie railroad and two realty ANDY BOY Grapefruit 5 59' CssBBttMf 4 ^ 0 7 !!^ M iss N ancy D onatelll Is Yrorfc- companies filed (he suit Tues­ Ply mouth Rock Ham H ing in the kindergarten under Beef Cubes ratsnw j _ 8 9 . day In State Supreme Court, tiODfllCIOUS ’ the direcUon of Mrs. Olorla 3 S 2 5 9 15Vi oz C claiming a violation of their BROCCOLI Finnegan. Miss Anns Ra- oonstitutional rights and a Apples lARCi FANCY lb I 9^ mondetta is with Mrs. Norma DAK Ch m m I Hw »»<»<»> 1.89 "temporary taking of property CABTOlfAtAliWINint ^ CALIFOHNIA PASCAl ’ Licitra In Grade 1; m i«# M arl- for which just compensation ' anne FUlp, with Mrs. Sylvia Pa- Braf Steaks KAV Bsa AfMie 1.00 must be paid." FRANKS ^09^ Celery ..mt 19^ trick In Grade 8; Miss CSndyn The terminal awar in mid- OOlONIAiCITOVAC O A C Fraai Oar Dairy Case . Balussl, with Mrs. Marjorie An­ Finst Franks 8KH4UM lb 7 3 c Manhattan, is "one of tht most F I f S H derson in G rade 6, and W o . UCON Frozen Food Specials! Colonial Franks ta iN u ti a JSe valuable com m ercial areas In ______Pineapples ■ Helen Hawkins, with George the world," the suit claimed. Orange Juice Lesniaskl in Grade 6. Oscar Mayer Franks A U M A T <^85c The terminal was designated Night U nary Hours T a landmark in 1967, making it Night Ubrary hours wUl be­ MlMUI«SUMe mShs Why Pay More For Groceries? illegal to change the building's 4 9 ' gin next week at the high OBANGE JUICE quarters exterior without permission of Fraakt SSS •7 9 ' - school. The library will be SWORDFISH STEAKS the commission. open from 7 to 8 p.m. Mon­ YOR GARDGN R O Z B I Penn Central attacked both Del Monte - _ _ _ days and Wednesdays. Joseph FRESH MONEUSS CUT-UP or SPLIT the legal powers of the commis­ Appetiser Days Now's The Time To Prove That We Have The Shanahan, social wmiifif teach- sion and the esthetic qualities of > er, will be In chareg. Tomato Sauce 10--°'o9‘ 2 -69' Lowest Prkes On All Items In The Aica! SKAFOOD SI'KOIALS! Students are encouraged to PANCV Turkey Roll make use of these evening MEATY. LEAN . hours, and townspeople are 6sz CORNED BEEF GROUND CHUCK ^ welcome to use tbe gj| FLOUNDflt FILLET <*78< Bou-d o f Edwatfan 9 8 ‘ WHY FAY MORI? Tomato Soup a reference library at this Itme. KHKCMltlCS -1.34 MBVTOBK AUVARItTWS ' Because the books are LEAN BRISKET n V k c FRESH CiAAAS cN8eevtTo«if 2»-57f LEAN 7 Q c primarily for the students’ Turkoy Salami a^#9^ S^tM.0 ■ *••$000 SPARERIBS CRY-O-VAC / SMELTS out M* Mm e69c Rogu Sauces WHY PAY M O li? ^ use, however, townq;>e(^ wUl TASTY / U „ SfOBIBiaBBOANITIC W A # Riscaits 5 ■ not be allowed to wrlthdraw SCALLOPS -M< '•->w1.29 OOOKINO books. P r m ilM . N8W0RIWBUWO9TM ^ m >79' WHY PAY MOM? Bnlldhig Permits Wesson Oil nckios Certificates of registration Is­ la •-**•59' Uvwwsral >98' AU V A a m S SHOP MTS sued by the scnfng agent -farw DAIRY SPECIALS! FRESH FROM THE FINAST BAKERIES! the end o f June: W illiam COr- Fresh From The Fussy Bunch! Cuke Mixes WHY PAY HOIIT ■ealth A Deaaty AMo~ ' ter, six-room ranch with two ICE CREAM FMAST FliSN Baafaatl Satflago WtWPAYMOMT car garage off Lake St., tl4,- 000; Frank Oardlle, rirrssth m HOODS CUPS Kraft Mayonnaise Listerine room addition to cottage on McIntosh a p h e s APPLE PIES --39' Llynwood Rd., 14,000, and Ray Soma, seven-room ranch on KRAFT PARKAY MARGA IE 2 : : 55c C0UNTIYSTYU»~ WMPfINKKU•«« OiUlVfi*. Mott's Applesauce ; 89 Birth Mt. Rd., $23,000. BRT AMTMftSMUNT 9«AV LB. Also, William Brindle, U.S.#1 • etpke A 3 c Watrous Rd., porch, $1,000; W il­ KRAFT CREAM CHEES BREAD SALE 3-79 Dial liam Buckson R t. 4, open ahed, WajF••OF WTIBTf f AMRT SI2ISia A ^59' iMnii.t.59' $600; John Schlaefert, Notch TMiiia«i.2‘'i:i69' Rd., deck on rear of bouse, MAO a iMowom'tonoM M O W . I You Triad Oor AH-Boaf. Frash Ground $160; Joseph Uettra, School Sbompoo 89^ Rd., swimming pool, $3,000, TAwm — and UAR Const. Co., six-room POTATOES 10:!.49< Walter Don Jr. SpaghoniO's Man Ranch and carport on Green wwT rmj tmamy ^ ^ BUFRRIM !2L.89* HUls D r., $30,000. Ceri Ann moeiniiMOHtin. w au u A /m st ____ *9 ------t a - r i _ ___ ^ ^ Q < HAMBURG ' Also, Joseph Lnerch, School Finost DATES 29< Uves at 720 Spring Street Show Macoroid Rd., sundeck, $000; U%R Const. wrlth w ife M ary and three of OCNBUl AAOKHANOiM (wlMta available) SPECIAL PRICE POR Co., six-room cape on Tumble- at Homa . . . his alx children. Chief Engi­ White Bread a 'T s i m BoofChaahs 4 - “*l M 6AU0N 6AIVANIZES brook Dr., $18,000; Jidm Sahel- Health and Beauty Aids! SAVE 509t> > neer, Research and Technol­ la, Plymouth La., six-room ON 0UAU1Y nAMlS I ogy, Pratt a Whitney Air­ Chock Fb R 0'Bats l6 9 ‘ raised randi, $30,000; Daniel craft. Former manager Trash Can Verllll Jr, ’Tolland Rd., tool or YOUR (Hoite i FREE THIS WEEK CANEL nuclear facility. In­ • - ’ S' Am,«*i 610' shed, $140; UAR ConsL Co., six- H ICU N OBAL ANTISEPTIC 8 corporator Manchester Me­ IS iAMC OfTftOANt $ 1 9 9 room raised ranch with base-' A p ^ C id o r meat garage, Tumbiebrook Dr., Buunrui ' WITH YOUR MAILER COUPON AND morial Hospital. Technical $18,000; Gordon Geer, Watrous 1.19 SIZE 1 2 * 1 W 7 0 c Advisor R.P.I. Hartford Rd.. second-hsnd shove ground HANDaAFUD OUAUTY A PURCHASE OF $5 OR MORE Graduate Center. Presently Ivory Flakes iwlnuning pool $800. t.os sin _AL PACK h i a m i s i n a v a r ie t y chairman Personnel PoUclei Salvo Giant Lux Liquid Cold Water All Also, George Negro, RL 88, a Finance Committee of adOtion to rear of gas statton, 10* O ff lob el OrSTYlESANDFIMSHES Board of Education. .to- Off lobel for office apace. $13,000: Gal-' |:0LGATE TOmHPAm 63* 2 lb .- U o z 67-= 0.84'^ 3 lb .- 10 oz. 6 9 ' vln Hutchlnaon. pole buUdlag on 1.29 ix n 1 1 " x l 4 " VOTE REPUBLICAN HUlcrest Rd., $3,000; Raymond Schuster, Westview Dr., tarw- car garage, $3,800; Savings m s ad aponaored by tbe of Menrhrr-* free Mend­ BRECK MASTERPRINT PR06PBCT AVB. nod BLVD. Man, BepobUcM Town Com. an W. MAIN ST, MERIDAR,^ ing sign In Notdi shopping area, 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST WEST HARTFORD 1249 A L B A N Y A V E , H A R T T O S b l y o « im4 Howard Little, Notch ChooM from a tetolly now o ^ oxcitinq \ V; Charles MoKeasle, Trees. Rd.. tool, abed. $100. 4S0 s l a t e r R 0 „ n e w B R IT A IN 835 W ASH ING TO N S T , famous art ^roproductions ovitry wools MANCHESTER 180 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON tSMUlDLETOWN. CONN CndA Corda

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PAGE TWENTY-POUB MAyCHESTiSK EVENING HERAlD. MANCHESmER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBEB 8, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCHESti^ CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1969 PAGE TWENTY-nVB Andover Hamilton pleaded guiky to changed with fklae Vernon I Tolland County poasessian at a dangerous wea­ poUce, conspiracy and robbtry AntipoUuHon BiU: Ferwon pon, possession of a narcotic in conneefion wifii (he service tJuropean Planners Propose STAR j Superior CouH jwr.22 17D«mondB 47 Unusuolty 77 Privoey JAH. If Thomas McCusker, Burke Rd., truck with an ambulance and approves It. a special town ing lengthy testlmot^ and rrgu- least 16 years of age and lack to be aet by the Secretary of the The Sm ote biB woiSd for tbs being bou^t up by bigger farm­ 16 Comtructivt 48H«Qvy 76For - SPECIALS- room that drugs were the rea pearance of a wttnees. Robert aWe and some of it Is undrink­ out of tax funds. M()-21.31 49ChorKO 79Enioy 44-45-47-59, “ that the 16.000 would be meeting must be called in order ments concerned with proce­ the equivalent of an eighth Interior. first time give the Prcablent au­ ers whose own properties 19Ba ------UcHcet co-ohalrmen, or any to vete to transfer the M.OOO son he committed the crime I. Frasier, U, of 6 Cherry BL, able—it has to be bought up by Between 1960 and 1970, Man­ D:^32-78-84-89 20St«ody 50 Stroin 60 Yoak 634448 ' member of the Town Gonanlt- out of the Fire Engine Fund. dures involved in the search of Rockville, a.nd John Ure'n. 20. grade education. Claases are States then would be expected thority to deal with oU tpaie the government and made Into not too profitable as It is. 21 D« 51 For 61 Sa^ I o AQUARIUS THURSDAY - FRIDAY ■ SATDRDAY from the Fire Engine Fund and His case was continued to Nov offered to residents of Vernon to set their own standards equal sholt points out, 4.7 million West LIO 22 For 52 You 82 Rocrootion tee. The item was approved. tha property. 4. of Baxter Rd, Tolland, request­ threatening major damage to Industrial alcohol. Vedel recommends big reduc­ g m r 22 53 Irrprovoment 63 PointirTg JAN, 20 vote to empower the Board of aixl surrouixUng towns free of to or higher than the feddal Europeans wlU. have left farm­ 23 Evonts Starring in the film wiU be At B nt it seemed as if the Bs^i»t'on.s to determ'ne ed trial jury of 12 and-had waters and coastal areaa A proposal tor a massive cut- ing. Five million more are ex­ tions in the government-support­ & Aue.n 24 Ym k 54Com«t 64S*ri0AiB M l- > l j ^ item would be voted with no Fire Commisstoners to purchase po’S'ble drug dependency were Cole pleaded guilty to ehaiges charge. This irx-Jndw> registra­ standards, or face poUcing wa­ Also included are provlahxw ed prices tor grain and sugar, 25 (^u»*tty 55 AII«c Refieahmenta will be served, ing apparatus was discussed, sentence investigation could be High SchooL preparathm for almost two m of the Finance Board, —tit th«t Vernon poHce early In Septem- BERUN (AP) — During the MuaUe, D-Maine as a Calitomia heated water into lakee sad taken out of cultivation by the for foie graa. He suggests spe­ a raffle held and the Demo- akhougfa not qteciflcaliy called completed. years by a team of 24 experts at present the Finance Board **»■ afier he escaped from a ^rlln Festival of the Arts thto l^ial grotqi petitioned the FOod streama. six countries In the area. cial kinds of cactus to feed cratic caixMdates for the .‘or in the warning. Russell Gary Argiros, 18, of Dobton under, Georges Vedel, former 23, waa granted the sum Tues­ November eleotiona, wU be In­ fell the Fire Department could Msnehester Pol'ce StaPon cell a new event wm be a and Drug Adminlstraflon to ban That would be the equivalent dean of law at the University of sheep in dry areas. Manchester Woman CDBED get along with vrhat they hare. Thompson said the Fire De­ Rd., Vernon, also arrested in competition for jroung oonduc- Aeeifiaito Peak at 2 the pestdde DDT. day in Superior Court. She had troduced. follosring a (Circuit Court ap- of the land area of Denmark. Paris. When such changes can be Wina Damage Suit brought negligence suits against He said the board felt the Fire partment would Uke to see the the same case, had Us ease tora. T te pefiUoo, filed on behalf of R eport On Bfining school fire alarm zytttm con- pearantse. At the time of ht- CHICAGO — The time of day Mansholt thinks the land The report carries extra brought about is doubtful since Eva Ann Bilodeau, 21, of Brook­ Engine Flmd was to replace fire continued one week so that a Sponsored by the Herbert von appears to be an important fac­ five pregnant or nurstng women should go into timber or be used PROVlDENfTE. R.I. (AP)—A .oected with the fire station so rearren in a Vernon mofei special pubUc defender could be FRANKFORT. Ky. (AP) — wieght because two of the ex­ the farm vote is still highly im­ lyn, N.H., and her mother, Mrs. trucks and rescue truck of the Hamilton wss found allegedly Karajan Foundation 16 final­ tor in single-car ciaafaes. The and a farm worker, cited a Atty. Gen. Jd m Brecklnrid^ is tor recreation areas. perts are on the personal staff portant in Western Europe. The Manchester, <3onn., woman has First Race in 1891 type now used. He said also there would be an audible appointed by the court to re­ ists, an under 35, from 14 ooun- Angelina L. Bllodeaw Rehoboth, carrying a wesoon and di»«^. peak in such acetdenta occurs study IndicafJiig a link between drawing up a report on whether Said one American expert in­ of Jacques Duhamel, the vineyards are already disap- been awarded $14,000 by a Mass. that buying an ambulance alarm. He said at the time the place Atty. Donald Oakbrdl tPlee, wm compete. Moat are IkJT and cancer. NEW YORK—The first six- He wws also ch»rged w'th cach­ at 2 a.m.-U times higher >h«r 1,800 mining operations licensed terested in promoting the sale of French minister of agriculture. peailng from some French hill­ Rhode Island court tor damages Miss Johnson was a passenger day bicycle race tn the United might commit the toam faon :cfaooi addition waa buUt, a fire arho represents Hamilton as winners of earlier neld A spokemnaa for the petitioa- aiarm system was imtalled. but ing rfxftn checks snd w*th rob­ the average. Authorities report in Kentucky are complying with U.S. food In Europe: "It would The Vedel report goes much sides, but it probably will be a she said she sustained tn a col­ in the Bilodeau car when it was Statea was won here in 1861 by naming an ambulance aarvice public defender. A conflict of in New York, Stress. Bareelcxui that the reaaoas are probably ers, Dr. diaries F. Wurster of be nice if they built a big chain STEAKS "we cannot convince the Board bing two service stations on 1-64. interest aras cited. ArglrM is workmen’s compensation stat­ further than Mansholt. It pro­ while before cactus replaces lision of two oars last year. involved tn a collision in Rich­ William Martin, who pedaled and thal if the town had andi and Liverpool. fatigue aixl akoboi. State University of New TotIi, utes. of golf courses.’’ poses that by-1985 FYance alone them. a service it should bt privately of. Finance to allocate the Miss Kathleen Ann. Johnson, mond. 1,466 mllea. financed. money to book up the system." Houle added he thought the He pointed out that at the present rescue truck should be time the firemen originally replaced with another of Us for k. the coat waa DISCOUNT PRiaS-DISCOUNT PRICES-DISCOUNT PRICK DISCOUNT PRICES - DISCOUNT PRIttS-DISCOUNT PRICES - DISCOUNT PRICES tyiw. He pointed out that the around tSOO but now is about lb money tor the ambulance is $660. Raymond Houle agreed T T r , tortoe the cost of a new with Thompson that k doesn't rescue truck and that some make sense not to allocate $660 dcqr the money would have to be to protect the $2,000,000 hireot- Sauo At UafI 40i Lb. replaced In the fiaid. He also ment in the school. However, he queAloned if the present system questioned whether the present was complete in the school and farlUties would be adequate to was In shape to be hooked up. house the ambulance or if It Mrs. Beatrice Kowalsfci, would be necesaary to build an chairman of the Board of Ed­ EXm LEAN addition to the fire house. ucation. agreed to see that the J. Russell Thompson, a fire necessary Information was sup­ mmmleeioner and former chief plied. r#M nrplatned that the briginaj pur­ IF YOU HAVEN’T RECIEVED pose for the present emergency Memorial Day Panel In other action taken at the a a u m n m a GROUND vehicle was to give emergency service to flrnnen who might meeting, three members were YOUR CIRCULAR IN THE MAIL bei tn^med in the Une of duty. elected to serve three-year w n t . m o r e b t a l i It gpedually took on emergency terms on the Memorial Day «vile such as townspeople be­ Oommlttee. They are Edward YOU CAN PICK UP A COPY coming 111 or liiluned in their Keealer (re-elected). Miss Lin­ da JUaon and (Jordon Howard. PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS homes and auto accident vic- ■ M W h rv I Hm rig h l CHUCK In dUcuaatng the apparent popular time. popular AT THE STORE. apathy in regard to the Memo­ f U to Rmil I Thompson said the old emer­ W* ratarv* th« right , gency' truck, which Is better rial Day (Committee prior to the than nothing and has served the election of the new membera, to limit quontitiot. iC Ir SU. town weU, atiU remaitvs nothing Lucss Moe, chairman of the h tt a panel truck fitted with committee, noted two of /FOPUUPccirTr— lb Lull equipmeiA. Those riding in the the three outgoing memben never served, with Keealer be­ CRISCO beick receive a very bumpy ride which would be injurious to ing the exception. Moe said the DUNCAN HINES an ill person and certainly could other three active comndttee be to sn Injured person. membera of the nln-member Fbr Saeergeaey Only board would resign if tbsie CAKE OIL 2 S0 LEAN FORK The pr sesni truck can aceom- arasn't a "fuU complement of modate only one patient where­ nine for 19T0." it was clarified miimi Bnd as the ambulance can take up to that It is up to the selectmen m five. Thompson noted It wee dif- to tU the two vaoshclea atUl MIXES flcnlt to administer oatygsn or on the committee. control bleeding or keep the pa­ An additional approprlafion sf 2 4 o i . c . tient with broken bones reason­ $1,271.47 was m a^ to Rsglensi District 8 for the Rham High B o ttle stam ps Spareribs ably comfortable In the present emergency truck. In ihe am­ School budget of ltiS-70. The original estimate for Andover’s 39 bulance, there Is qwce for ths trained firemen to attend the part of the budget was $M0,000, 3 '^ r ..0 3 ' patient. It also has a bullt-hi but when the figures ware eom- oxygen system. pteted the total w«a $M1,271.47. In answer to Houle's com­ Also, an additional appropri­ £lic e o ation of $7,$00 was mad# to the HEINZ M . '■-• ment that an ambulance might I k commit the town to provide am­ Andover Elementary Sdiool CUTS bulance service, Thompson said budget to allow tor the hlriag of POPULAR FANCY M o c lc Chick, the Fire Department has no an additional fourth grade t o m a t o ^ i e k l Loaf teacher. The finance bostfd felt • A plana to use the ambulance for Voai anything more than Improving this Item should not be approv­ »; jv Loaf the present service to Andover ed because of the high tax rate.. SLICED KETCHUP -f.' M o c OT9i n i i , persons or vtettma of accidents Last spring, the Board of Ed­ ..i. • ucation cut this item, among F o a t y 1 happening tn Andover and A,' • would be kept entirely to re­ others In order to pure the BEETS sponding to emergency calls. budget, hoping that the ad­ ^ fi ditional teacher would not be Several people seemed eoa- New York State cemed with Ihe housing of the necessary. However, the board S K # c 69

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legs of lamb A» A r a t d K so m s H WHOU DM you over bear mualc ««a ra jn u t, OVINIIIADV ■a tvlUlBo or a kunduT Wen, few people outside of *^ *’*“ ' Guinea have ever had auch muaical pleas- ure^ but now ,at laat — thani., to a new tasue of postage ALL AAP STORU IN CONN., Rib Lamb Chops .1” Shoulder Lamb Chops from Papua and New VIRMONT, NIW HAMNNim * ~~ ^ opportu­ nity to see what theae instru- ONN AU DAY MON., Loin Lamb C hops,.Lam b Comblnaiion menu look like. OCT. I3ffh A t USUAL. Ureko la a seed pod rattle U.S.D.A. CHOICE — GENUINE STEER ftom the Papuan OiUf region. Cry a vac A The garamut le a eUt drum wrapped w from the Admiralty Island Whole RTOup. The IvlUko is a graae or Super-Right" FRESH PORK FESTIVAL! 5-9 lbs. bamboo atom pipe and the kim- Beef Fillet du la an hou^glaas drum uaed widely throughout the entire HOT OR IWtIT rUNCH'S KHEUSS area. Italian Sausage r. 89 Legs or Veal S « According to the Department FRESH UAH B -TH R irrr ot Poeta and Telegraphs at Port MhreMiy theae new atampe GROUND CHUCK .79 SKINLESS FBANKS were deaigned by George Ha- OSCAR MATER ^ _ UNO! IMPORTED FROM HOLLAND morl o f Sydney, AuatraUa. H ie atempe themselves were printed FRANKS ffiib SS*^ 79 CANNEB HAMS in Swltserland. OSCAR NAUR SLICED INOX IMPORTED PROM HOLLAND Theae stamps soon win be BOLOGNA 79 CANNEB HAMS available at your local dealer CRAMD UHIOH - OLD TTME UNOX IMPORTED FROM HOLLAND o r stamp aton. • • • BRAUNSCHWEIGER .89 CANNEB HAMS Two new iaauee featuring the WITH COUPON BELOW AND HEPCO SWIFT'S PREMIUM CANNED “ new and the oM " o f Tunisia PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE have arrived on the phllateno KIELBASI . 99' HOSTESS HAM \VaV scene, reports the Worid Wide KARLT MORN ItXCtPI IHMS »tGUlAItD BY IAW| medium-WHITE Philatelic Agency. The new — SLICED______BACON . ' and the way to the future—is oiooiiwriMrT ONe' cCUPOiT pI r CUSToMEROOWoio 79 GULF SHRIMP Rtr eeaed on a new Tunialaa WHERE stamp commemorating the fifth MiD MBDALiRHIQ. Pcuki .i’r . . , ava ila ble anniversary of the African Bank o f Development which has GENUINE FRTER MARCHERITA BRAND helped this amaU nation in its ‘*Siip«r-Right*’ Q uality FLOURS CHICKEN WINGS 39' PEPPERONI development programs. The i i i r UAH SPKT “old" is highlighted on a stamp with fhit cpupen ond purchai* hearing the! Tunisian coat of of IS.OO or m p f______W IRESHLY GROUND PACKAGE SHO^T RIBS PEPPER HAM arms. The stamp bears the Tu­ )S^«Coiy»on_good thru Sit., Oct. nisian heraldic device em- LIPTON BIG ROLL DEL MONTE-YELLOW CLING Masoned on a shield. Above the •Ueld is the Tunisian red ores­ GROUND MEATS TEA BAGS SGOTTOWELS cent. GROUND BEEF PEACHES • • • GROUND CHUCK pRESH Super*Rielit" leef 9 The United Nations Postal Ad­ * 3 r , * | o o ''r'S.'-'"' f i n « ministration has announced the M rolls H following new issues tor 1970. I lonelait CALIFORNIA CNT In Mandi the U.N. wlU taaue a 58l'1 79l Swordfish CRICK — lONE IN KLEENEX HANOT MAN SUE stamp featuring the Peace Bell o 8 ‘ Pot Roast GRUNCUHTUTCHENSUCEO ------"iHper-Ulllit" Qatlity as the fourth in its “Art of the “SHpor-RlKhr' iM f tk iN im FACIAL TISSUES BEANS jwimu Unlteid Natlone” series; A p ril- MEAT LOAF M IX weawesswaseaOUMD^HDg^^f lawisi c ALL Mb. HANDT , 31' •ONE IN CARNATION U.N. Geneva definitive stamp; lb. Chuck Steaks 59,; Swift’f Frankf MEAT ,lf. May— “ PlgHt Cancer; " June — C MEATT HIND QUARTERS SARAH WRAP 65' asth anniversary o f “ Peace and “laper-RIgM" Q nrIIIt ‘'iNperYHIgtir Lm n Itrlps or SabM DEL MONTE COFFEE NATE I TUTORS Progress;” September —Gene­ 8 9 i 9 9 i Tu rk e y U g s TOMATO SAUCE va definitive stamps; November Fresh Brisket Beef cutT 89 ‘ Stewing Beef tONILiSS 99; 9' NETRECAL - “Peaceful Uses ot Sea Bed.” * • • Brrors may be bad for base­ ball players, but not tor stamp PROGRESSO-IMP. ITALIAN collectors. Recent auctions in L0QKI8AVE 10* LENTIL - MINESTRONE - MAC. AND BEANS New York have shown eubetan- tlal prices for U.S. errors. In TOMATOES PROGRESSO SOUPS one sale Alone o f low-priced JANE PARKER 2-lb. U.B. stamps, a total of $0,000 was reallaed on just OR stamps with errors. WITH COUPON BELOW AND 4 ';°^ 3 5 * • • • APPLE PIE PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE A farins pipeline^ may not be Reg. 8" Size IMCtPI it(M5 BfGUlAUD BY lAWi considered top news today, but PROGRESSO PROCRESSO CAUrORNU 800 yean ago in Germany It 0» 15.00 or moro W between the two sites where the REGULAR 12' 2Sft. Fsr Table ar Bread Crumbs 2 53' Chicxarena Soup pipelin traveled. Pump Na­ WIDTH roll Paper Towels tions were used to push through Alcoa W rap Salad Use 35'Pascai Celery • M O LIM K ttie brine and to its final desitl- lU R R Y ’S nation where the material was 12 01. evaporated into that most im­ Marble Cookies pig. 3 9 ' SPECIAL! ASP noth ANNIVERSARY CAKES M a rga rin e 'L.h' 2 I t 63' portant commodity — salt NPOAM * • . D D T NOM E 100 in l»'/| •! SENECA GRAND UNION BABY Bsrs’s a chilly thought for a JANE Oven Cleaner CBM warm day. Lunch Bogs pig. 45< 1.15 NEIHX WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASi OF APPLE CIDER Tbs American Society of Po­ HEM-OX 22-OZ. JAR CHOC. MH.K AMPLIFIIR IIM A B EA N S lar Philatelists has proposed PARKER that the U.S. Post Offlee De­ Bouillon Cubes ;'^:23‘' Sundae Cakes Temote Ketchup 1“ 3 5 ‘ BOSCO partment issue a stamp in lOTO OtYili Food Cikc. Your Choice! COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. Icrd OUCK FROZIN pi.t 3s:'l"' 4~89 Cauliflower .,39' of the dlsoovery of Palmer Pen- I-lb. CHOCOLATE a.lh Vindli kin;; Orn;;n r e r x PERKS UP taste <0.1. , grans union- RUTTER SAUCE . RED DELICIOUS MMula in the Antarctle. tt was Hydrex Cookies pig. 49* 2 5 ' DOWNTTLAU (Uaeoversd In November U M by 12-01.; $ 1 0 0 M T FQOD DfYili Food Cikr. It OX. lAA SJOO pkg Ml American whaling captain CUT BEANS 4 FRENCH TOAST 6 ot. CHERRY ICED Chtrrir Icfd With 1-lb. SEARROORTARMS-SHRIMP CHICUN named Nathaniel Palmer. Vinill) kin( 0(ti{n 10 01. RKHSECUnSOR Apples 3--39' cent 3 1 " Cain’s Potato Chips 59* OdAy anoogh the Brltlah Kitty Salmon 2 E D S 3 2 r c n 3 FRIED RICE plig. 8 OF pkg. WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASI OF 59' CREME PUFFS P^9 ' SNOW WHITE daim the area as part of the Goldtn Cakt. Limon Ictd IS.OZ. PKC. RAISIN. TIA OR CHOC. CHIP iTOUrrUHOODin ROMANOFF OR ^ ROMAN 49 f^aUdand r .i««iw while Argen- LEMON ICED witk Vanilli Icinj Otiijn Potatoes & Peas pVgi. iV -t.$ 1 0 7 and Chile also declare own­ Z 89' PIZZA ID'S pkg. A ership. Meanwhile the UJR. SeltaBa— PisieB HANSCOM CAKE UIEHtCOUNTT COSTA Mushreems ::5 9 ‘ Al]UiPyoM tm IS'Ot. t-lb. maintains five permanent bases COUPON GOOD THRU SAT . OCT. IITH. pkg. S-oi. FLORIDA SEEDLESS in the vtchdty where more than CHEESE RAVIOLI 65' CAKE ROLL VALUAILE COUPON VALUAUU COUFON pkg- 75' 2.000 sciantiate and other per­ ' (.' 0 i,l(j.lMIT ONI COUPON Pf R CUSTOMfR J Ij (,11. sonnel are involved in the lAudy FRESHBAKE — KING SIZE of weather and geology. i4 Towards Tie ST ORE - CT f RE niEE two wai$,„ GRAND UNION-SLICED Grapefruit 5 49' w i e el 1 8 The last time the U.8. tesued " S £ i i .S “’3 "to- l e O O 2 1 m. Pulnp WHITE BREAD AMERICAN CHEESE s stamp for Antarctica was in IMS to honor the second Bjnd «01D MEDAL nOUR M C m O N §Mlf WITH THIS COUPON A N O '^K H A S i OF VINE RVENID expedMIsn. All low, lowpfkot 16-OZ. CAN FARRK PROTICTOR s - i i T f r HONEYDEWS ; ^ A c 69' Jackie Quoted Denyixxf: SCOTCHGARD NAHCTITNN DANISH CRISCO OIL , m— m--- HA.- 8 0/ Bottu'ssucn-PAn.pRoc Flip of PbotogrmplRer I fwNewey t COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. OCT. IITH. 8-oz. COFFEE RING pkg. RARTUTTDei^ us Appus.i»i. 19' •M-M92 V w M 'M ireX >a. l l l h # Void thru Oct. IIM i NAHCTITNN 39 Snagk Pack Cheese 49' NKW TORK (AP) — Jacqne- M i •ORllH'S COLGin SUCtS-PAn. PROC lih ilfIfirifN IIBIIT 1-lb. Mna OnaaOs is qnstad by a •If 47* dish PEARS .'arni; ‘ ., ' LEMON PIE 49 AMERICAN Cheese pkg. 89' sw m 6 39 ftteod and former saarstary as ANTI PIRSPMANT APPLE CIDER typs throw on a pholo^aptwr. .>rkse sffsefive Hina Sot., Oct. 11Hi, 1004 in this Cemmunity end Vicinity We reserve Hi# rieht Is limit qwenliiist. mctiwash 1-pt. s w in r u v o im goi.'89 ' loi. ■T eengieMIstert her ttfa WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASI OF SECRET fiSL SCOPE btl m o n ti«, told bar I thought K 14-OZ. PKG. FROZEN ORONOQUE ORCHARD VITAMINS - REGULAR BO S C P EARS H>. U TIN SHAMPOO 19' was A Bsat tilek.” Nancy TUek- LixLigRitf« D o v tU g o M Thrill LlERli C i S M ^ Ita riN r’t I StrotfsrdilarMt ^ CHOCKS iC annan said Monday, "hot she PU CRUST Head a Shoui^ ers i ^ m E s " A y - 20 ^ 89' said ihe haOiT done It.’’ D ito rs ts t ^ Dfttrgfst ^ D t t t r iM t FOR automatic dishwashers B a l l F m 4 The photagrephar. Mel Flsli- strained JUNIOR i OAIVANIZID 20m. M r Strawberry \ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. OCT. IITH. alteala « f the New Tcth DaRp 22 m. Mo pig. ^ g «•/, m. Me g T’/5 g f« PINEAPPLES aaM lbs tormer ftrat Ia4r pUifie®* “ jori ” |mi ,l[ LIMIT ONE COUPON PIR CUSTOMf R 1 BARBASi CAN Preserves walk as ha Mad le REMILAII— MIT— GILT, MRCUTIATU IN II MTTU tae cwMde a T i i t X K PHICU RPFRCTiVi THHV JAT. OCT. ItTR Wl RtSIRVf THI RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIRS. Ihs Owedteh mm ‘1 Am Lasiinr OfttrEtsi (Tsnaw).” BRECK SHAMPOO 1.00 b u f f e h ih t a b l e t s 1.19 OR O ta r . 1 8 S M iifc o t b« •• 2 i 5 9 ' Opoa Mdhiy N i^ta to S- yAI ______- ____ i » / •/ / help

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-NINE Business New Unifotui Visit the ^Freshest Spot in Townt^ Considered t’or Dofl'f last go food shopping Sore Off the Clip these Minute Maid M irror B rita in ’s Navy 6o mitthprlcing^ famous brands! coupons! ng w m vammaw AP BoaiBM Am XjM LONTON (AP) _ Brttaln'a Frozen Orange Jnice Royal Navy, aduse uniform arna _ ‘ 1 Red Delicious Apples NBW TOBK (A0 — Maw ®oi>lod by other navies round Here's proof In black that Labor Dagr haa paaMd, tha the arcri^ may be doflbig its la- Hieeter and white that mini- U.S. No. 1 . . ^ 2 V4" minimum size pundtta of Wan Btraat and flitlr tnone beU-hottomed trousers. Step&Slw|i pricing® saves you The Admiralty has n—ij ^ money on famous Now’s the time when your family can en- Ukea in financial eantara arannd Heinz l i g h t t u n a brandsl the nation ara expeottng questionnaire to sailors or Stop t Shop loy delicious apples. A healthy snack for them what they think of a new Layer Delicious with melted but­ after school . . . at this mini-price be atoek market aoUon. rmMniii unifMm with trim-Une trousers. B sure to take enough home. ter .. . serve with any of la, they duq’t know what tha ae- The prosent uniform of bell- Cake Chlckm of the Sea your favorite max I-man tlon wUI be Uka. botUmu, dark Uue Jumper, lan­ Ketchup m eatsi yard, Uue collar and Uack One thlnE la oertaln: Thlinn Mixes (20 oz family siza) hi4)pen after Labor Day. ih e scarf has been unchanged for I Chunk Light Tuna 1-pound i Pure Florida Orange Juice 69‘ reoorda prove It. As certainly aa more than 100 years. there is a “mldawnmer ralljr" But the Admiralty boeses (18^ oz pkg) with coupon and anv $5 purchase with this coupon and any $5 purchase | oz can) with coupon and any $5 purchase package, think that something difforauf u there la a "poat-Labor Day Coupon effective thru Oct. 11. Limit 1 pkg per customer Coupon good thru Oct. 11. Limit 1 bottle per customer | Coupon effective thru Oct. 11. Limit 1 can per customer 12 oz can break.** And about aa oftan, bed needed for a modem nuclear- Ornamental Pepper Plants ''p°t 79‘ bear markets end after Labor poarered, missile-firing navy of *^ > ,^ w — "RlHS6opcShop ■ » fli|SCOPcShOp|— ^ »M ia » Day. the 70s. "No doubt some retired admi­ In the old days, H la allefed, rals wlH go purple in the face at the action came when the ty­ the thought, but a lot of the coons returned frmn leny sum­ chape seem to want a change," mers at their spas, well rested a navy epokesnun said. All .coupons may be redeemed with only one $5 purchase! and full o f seat, eager to make The idea of changing the uni­ things happen so they could form started by Dr. David make some money and pay off Owen, undersec re ^ry of state the crews of the yachts. for the navy. There*s a Mt of the old days Owen said he received a good around still. BhcecuUves like to many complaints about the uni­ begin new huaineaa around now. form from seamen during a re­ They commit money to adrer- cent tour of the Far East. tlsi^ , make final estlmatea on So he handed tbe problem capital spending, Introduce new over to the navy’s psychological products, set sales goals and so department who came up with on. the idea of tbe questionnalte. The federal gorernment .* 1^ The navy is also wondering to the climate.. It releases Its whether to change another old study of capital qwndhig pi.t.. naval tradition which is hardly right after the holiday. And tUa likely to aiipeal—the c a n c e lla ­ year It Is expected to partlol- tion of tbe dahy rum ration. pate In another way by offering proof or (Uaproof of Ms anU-lnf- latlon policies. Honsewives Are Using Ordinarily these factors fur- More Bottles and Jan nlah the marimt seer with grist, and he grinds out Ills forecasts NEW YORK (AP) — UJL by offset, letterpress, mimeo­ housewives this year will use graph. spirit diqMcater or any about 12 btlUoh glass bottles and other machine available. Jars for foods, ranging from del­ icate eplcea to surii everyday Plump, Delicious U,S,D.A. Grade Contidenee often oases from standbys as mayonnaise and — -t* 7 w ,"-.. —■ “if " Mouth Watering... Fully Cooked! the pages, tor seers seldom ad­ preserves. mit to knowing as little about Tbe use of glass containers to the future as anyone else. No carry foods to market has more FREE! more than they confess to hav­ tban doubled in the last 20 ing missed the buUseye In the years, reports the Glass Con­ past, when In truth they mlsinil tainer Manufacturers Institute. W hite the target too. A number of food products Safeguard Soap Delicious breakfast cocktail Coiumbia Gem Ib is year it’s dUferenL Tbere are peuskaged almost exduslve- The finest turkeys Is much doubt and aqme confu­ ly In glass. They include bahy sion. And It has been going on food, salad dressing, mayon­ Bath Size 5.13 oz bar so long that analysts are openly naise, preserves and Jellies, B.C. Juice Drinks you can huy are With purchase of one bar at regular retail, and confessing their weakneeeee, n - cranberry Juice cocktail, cat­ Delicious B. C. Juice this coupon thru Sat., Oct 11. Limit one bar per Drinks are line tor at Stop & Shop! veallng without embarraaement sup, chill sauce, pickles, relish­ coupon per customer. that they are only immMiy en­ es, chilled orange Juice, green breakfast or anytime of dowed. olives, honey and soluble coffee. ------— HflStopcShopI - — — - the day when you want DeecrlpMone rather than ton- GCMI reports there are sever­ a tasty, rslreshing treat. 4 - 9 8 ' casts fUl their letters. 'Tbe al reasons why glass is predom­ Turkeys maiket began September mixed Cooked Ham inant In the packaging of these Dinner in minutes with help from Colonel Morton! Stop & Shop Krinklo Cut Dip Chips or and Inconclusive,*’ says one. An­ 16 to 22 lb Thrifty and etmllar products. Tbe Shank other describee the marint as housewife can see at a gUmce FREE! Toms "plodding.” Hu daring what rile ' is buying. She can Twin You don't have Portion foreaee “good vahiea hi de­ readily reseal the bottles and Pack Potato Chips to wait tor a pressed stocks.” Ham Is always a Jars since most of these prod­ Crispy and fresh, (treat for holiday. Now \ f a v o r it e , sliced One widely oiroulated advi­ ucts are not fully consumed at Morton Salt you can enjoy sory reads: snsektime and partytims. A w i t h eggs for one serving. And, since glass Is Morton Dinners low mini-priced value. fabulous i^urkey breakfast. Try a any time and "In all probability we are riiemleally inert. It does not al­ 26 oz box glaze Qf Stop & about to enter a period In which with minl-prlc- ter tile flavor or appearance of With purchase of one box at regular, retail, and Beef. Chicken, Turkey. Meat Loaf, 3 9 Shop cranberry the right stocks should be accu- the food while it is being etored. loft Oitt Portray lng(R) you can't and brown sugar. this coupon thru Sat, Oct. 11. Limit one box per Kraft Margarine 4c off tobtfol » pkq 44* miss out. DeliciousI m u I a t e d as they move A GCMI spokesman said also coupon per customer. Salisbury Steak lb lb low er.. . ” Nobody la Uke)y to that several new packing pro­ Delicious Morton Dinners are so quick and easy to 11 oz dispute that cesses are being developed that ------— iBSOopcShopl.- — ------prepare! Keep plenty on hand. Stock up at Stop & Neither Is anyone Ukely to will further expand the Uet of Shop at a price that means big savings to you pkgs 10 to disbelieve the open oonfeesloa g^aee-packed food. One la a 14 lbs that foUows: " . . . But we do not -proeeas for packing Instant White Gem Hen Turkeys lb Face Portion Cooked Ham know yet what desirable iesuee baby feeding formula that will decllhe most, nor do we promises a new era of conven­ have anything more vague ience for mothers. notions about the next vogues In Sara Lee ^ Cake-69' equities.” A technical lottor advbMa: Accused in Embezzling *1be unsuccessful drive to Save on great-tasting Stop & Shop break through the July » bot­ NEW TOR K(AP)—A SS-count 200 count Succulent Fresh Pork! 5 Rih Cut federal grand Jury indictment tom eloae of 801.M, otherwise Facial tissues 2-ply pkg Juicy, Succulent, Fresh... 5 to 7 Ihs named Harold NImiMus, a for­ Quart Ice Creams 79 termed a suceeoriul (eet of that mer union president of embes- With this coupon and a $5 purchase thru Sat., Oct. Yah Yah White Bread extreme low point, followed by sHng about 17.000 through dou­ 11. Limit one p'"’ rminon per customer. Big, fresh loaves of sliced white a recovery of sufficient strength ble reimbursement for expenses to bring about a new high does ------(kft»OpeShop|- breed baked in our own ovens. Butter flt>m both the uni« $1 Pork Loin Combination 591b "Since World War n, every Roofing and Stouffer Maearoil I OfcftM 2-*-“79' a certificate you got ri 1^ UUr|8) I Fresh Poth Butts 691 m a^ stock’ market decline Repairs Done store. Comptofo details on We reserve the right to limit quantities. *"^* “ “ * Realistically Mrs. Filbert’s . W« rM«fv« Uw riant to umit qusntilws certificeta. Regular or Mint aW) has ended In September or ta b ** ■ Odobei^-noiu later and ncoa Free Eetiinates 2 4 '■«£' earlier!” G al Corn Oil Margarine ^ P***’ remember With this coupon and a $5 purchase thru Sat., Oct. f- TOt although the bear might hl- 649-2878 — 649-1616 11. Limit one pkg. per coupon per customer. CodteJW L& n l( | ((itckfiK. benute the bidl never does. . even In bear markets. ■ ------as^ciKShopii ~ - High style at a tow mini-price! Barbaciad Ohiekan *l9SEIQaCE D EUH D TI0* •ieSELF-*SEIC/rCE B E U ^ Alpert' Delicious chicken prepared by (AvoiKi6lt ot most itorts) UConn Oks Moratorium Fall Color 8”xl0” our own master chefs for your England Boiled Dinner brand STORRS (AP) — H u tocuMy Provincial Dinnerware eating pleasure. senate of the Untverdty of OCn- Prestone Rath Barbecue Ham Beef nectlcut endorsed Ifonday the 16pc.StorttrSat ( j NtW f C ( Nepco Frankfurts proposed Vietnam War IBontor- Anti-FroiZi Roasted Chiekant Fully cooktd 0 9 Glazed . . 3-lb can Corned Rounds Apollons 4 dinner plates.plates, 4 dessert ' r lb lum Day scheduled for O ct . W 'nteHr. vr-\-r r%r r-,f A great new flavor to 198 A great favorite and old How long since you had an old-fashioned boiled 18 dishes, 4 cups, 4 saucers. M 01 In lie resolutJoo. passed by a worry free dnylng. Per­ Dali Hal Meal Balls 1.79 tempt your taste buds. standby. Stock your freez­ dinner at your house? Try Alpert's corned round Lovely blue-on-white pat­ ea er now with Nepco all voU o f 46-U, the senato said Space Picture manent. soon. You'll be glad you did, and so will your tern . . . high-styled tISZI beef franks during this famityf ’ it ''encourages the entire faculty A truo oM world end dudent body to saH>ond or With this coupon and a S5 purchase thru Sat. Oct^ "matte" finish. Gem Berliner Loaf prtued ttom \-» ib 0 7 mini-price offer. 11. Limit ohe photo per coupon per customer. alter the usual university activi­ Gaiion* Fresh Swordfish Stop & Shop Sliced Bologna 7 9 ‘ ties held on that ttoy.” ■ — —- - IBSDopcShop!------Sliced Steaks Nepco Extra Mild Frankfurts PA0 / O lb Scheduled in eonnectlan with Caterer's Kitchen Potato Salad vinegar 35*« the moratorium, in srUch sto- Gorton Fish I Chips IV 69* Coronet Flora! Print Napkins " . i r 35* stop & Shop's lowest price Nepco Sliced Cold Cuts Twin . „ pok p,. dents at a number of major col­ Barry Biscuit Bitter Cookies 2 *2 ;'6 3 ' K l ^ i Towels “ aSr** 67* this seasoni DeliciousI Weaver's Cooked Chicken Roll ^ 6 9 ‘ leges and untverattles plan to Salami, Liverwurst & Bologna day aaray from hslZ riasaaa, ie FREE! \ Dutch Maid Cookies. Fudge t Hut 4 7 ' Scotties Facial Tissnes- 2 59* \Stop 4 Shop Anti-Freeze % *1.19 a teacb-tn on the Vlataam snr KeeUer Ice Raisia Ban ’X " 41* Yanity Fair Bathroom TIssnes : r T .L r4 7 * Bold and United Statae foreign and Cascade Cheer Dash domestle poMclee and raelam- M i ae eMwm ria toM Duz Gain Ivory Apollo * 6 Detergent Dishwashing Powder Laundry Detergent Laundry Detergent star Sapphire Detergent Detergent Ivory Snow Thrill Tide X K l-lb, 4 oz 2-lb, 3 oz Liquid Detergent Joy O xydol 3-tb, froz 3-lb, 2 oz 10* OFF UBEL Space Picture Liquid Detergent Detergent Liquid Detergent Detergent pkg 3 6 * pkg pkg 10* OFF LABEL OecT.” Soap Powder 7 5 * 8 3 * pkg 7 5 * 2-lb, 7 oz pkg With this couoon and a $5 purchase thru Sal. Oct 7 7 * 3-lb, lOozphg 7 3 ' / / / 22 oz l -lb, 4 oz 1 pint 6 oz C Q O 10* OFF LABEL J | 6 piS'Si. 8 5 * HAS MOVKO TO 11. Limit one photo oar coupon per customer. 8 3 * ^ 5 7 ' pkg 3 6 ' pias. btl 3-lb, I oz pkg Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupon AT OUR WANCHfSTER 1199 TOLLAND (jd a U b jfL plas. btl. STOP & SHOP STORE! 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHLSIER, CONN. I d m j g o o m p a n t 7*7 M ai Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. y

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\ . \ . PAGE THlRTlf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8,’ 1969 ' ■" \ Sweeney^Eliason From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Books Added IC m ^thleen PatrlcU By VIVIAN F. FEB0U80N The Baby Has of Mucheater becamo tbe Mda At Library Sukiyaki is probably one of of Peter Araeneault of Wetben- the best known and most widely Fiction field Saturday moi'nlng at flt. used Japanese dishes. Thiere are Ball —Johnny get your gun Bridget Church. mangr versions, and each -cook Barrett — Louisa The bride la the daughter of wtU have h b own ^ lecial one. Been Named Briley — The traitors Mr. and Min. Raymond Hayea In feudal times, the eating of Capps —The white man’s road Carter — ’Ihe AUtogfaam case­ o f ao Union Court Ohe brtde- gam e was stilclcly fmrbidden to peasants. The peasants, of book groom la a aon of Mr. and Mkn. Dewey — The love-death thing course, were mostly farmers, ao Kldbania, Michael Etoer, son of HKcfaell and Patricia la c id a Araeneault o f Wethean- there was always a hoe handy Fleming — Romans oontrymen Held. Justice Klelhanln, 35 Mountain St, Apt. 68. Rockvine. He was lovers and usually a fire for ocha (tea). tom Oct 10 at Manchetter Memorial Hospftal. Hb maternal The Rev. Kenneth J. FrMtle Chunks of meat would be placed FVemlln — Possession of St. Bridget Church perform­ grandporaits are Mr. and Mm. C. D. Justtoe, Dawson, Geor^ on the end of a hoe, usually Hato — The poisoned stem ed the double-ring ceremony gia. Hb paternal gnandparenlts are Mr. atul Mis. W P Kid- a sUny new one kept for thalt Jaffe — The fame game and waa celebrant at the ni^tial banta, 3 Oarcl Dr., Rockville. purpose. Marius — 'Hie coming at rain Maaa. Mira. Raymond MUiphy From tUs hiunble origin Maugham — The link waa organlat and aoloiat. Bou> X. Bauer, Kendra Lynne, daughter of Robert and Beverly Osborne — The yellow gold of queta of gladioli and. comes the very sophisticated _ Plouff Bauer. 67 McSCtoley St., Manchester. She was bom Oct suiciyakl of today. Suki means Tiryns pompons were rni die ^tar. 1 a* Mbncheeter Memorial Hoaprthl. Her maternal gmndpar- Pearson — The marigold field The bride waa given in msut^ hoe and yakl means to broil. It tote are Mr. and Mrs. MHton Plouff. Twin mho. Dr., Coventry. b pronounced ski-YAH-key. Philips—Girl watcher's funer­ rlage by her father, fflie wore Her paternal grandmottier is Mrs. Kalhertne Bauer, 48 Trebbe al a full-length gown of taffeta ap- Sukiyaki b prepared at the Dr., Mhnchester. She has a sister, Heidi. Lift-the-Latch . . . talile, its prindjrie Ingredienb A « • «l Stevenson —Gerald and EHiza- pUqued with lace re-ennbrolder- beth Fhr a limited time only, Wat­ Llft-the-Latch Gift Shop has SCHULTZ B E A im r SALON, being meat (most commonly Avery, Angelina Helene, daughter of RonaM and Donna ed with pearls, designed with Wilder — An affair of honor kins of Manchester Is offering a large selection of candles you 44 Oak Street, b celebrating scalloped neckline, long sleeves, beef) and vegetables, cocked Hlndson Avery, 30 Holl St., Manchester. She was bom Sept. 30 quickly in a saucse. Non-Fiction living room upholstered furni­ never thought possible. Choose their 61tt year In business. And A-llne skirt and detsMshable at Manchester Memorial Hospiitol. Her maternal gion dpar^ ture in four basic styles. Choose from candles in tAe form of to help celebrate, Schultz Is of­ chapel-length watteau train. Usually at least seven ingred­ are Mr. and Mrs. Thotoas Htndton, 7 Lockwood St., Manches­ Amichai —Poems (Tr. from ients are used—a meat« a green the Hebrew) from Spanish, Contemporary. Frogs, Squash. Tomatoes. On­ fering a special anniversary Her bouffant elbow-length vail ter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Avery Early American, or Traditional vegietabb, a root vegetable, Blunt — Picasso’s “Guernica” ions. Firebird, even the Sun White Velvet Wave Permanent of silk Illusion was arranged 100 Lydall St., Manchester. . . . all color corrttated with for only $11.85 . . . including scaiUlans, onions, mushrooms Dumont — The hungry future and Moon. Choose from Blue- from a matching lace headbow, matching sofas and chairs. And gate candles, either scented or L'Oreai Test Curls, Shampoo, and she carried a cascade bou­ and ^rotaki (itranslucent Benes, Julie Elaine, daughter of David Jr. and Peggy Fernandez —A guide to Mexi­ ^ 7 . can art, from its beginnings price? Watkins is offering an plain. Some candles even blos­ and Glamor Spray. Imagine! All When allps wear out around quet of mlniatiu'e carnations threads of gelatinous starch ex­ Andrews Benes, 9 W. Mlnand St, East Harttord. He wos bom ric, making for a better looking ____ _ . ______matching headbows. They car- Kulack of Hartford, David momlng at Our Lady of lace inserts. They wore moss against any other object in the refrigemtor. lun, nleoe o f .the bridegroom ; Se^. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospttal. Hb materml grand- Marten —^Tbe complete book job and a much more lasting and Mary Ann Plocharcsyk of baakeb filled with yellow Dastus of Hasardvllle, and Chapel, Enfield green floral headpiecee with ^ u«, of salads drawer, soon lose Uitlr sharp mottvor b Mbs. Dora Whitney, 11 Ridge St., Manchester. H b one. edges. Enfield, cousin of the bride, •>'“* pompons. Paul Norton of Middletown. The bride b a daughter of Mr. carried colonial Susle does not use a hlfaachi paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mns. George Giilb, East Meilach — Creative carving S.’H.s-ier Leave needlea to the black wrapiitog in which they come were flower girls. They were Paul Arseneault of Higganum Mrs. Hayes wore a green and Mrs. Clinton A. Ellason of ^ y«Uow miniature making sukiyaki. (A hib- Harttord. He has a brother, Nicholas, 6; and two sbtera, Ml- Middleton — Invention of the When your recipe calls tor It you have troitble with rala- and put the pwrloige to a small dressed alike In gold color crepe served h b cheflene, 8, and L ba, 6. meteorological Instruments graham cracker rnunbs, put brother’s bert Thompeonvllle. The brldegmom ^ brarter.) Ina curdling your rice pudding, gUun bottle. Ocassionolly add a cessorles and a corsage of or- . ® uons. Manv modem JananAw> nimnVv Morse — To build a church the crackers into a clean, heavy try cooking the raisins sspa- drop or two ett mochtoe oil and T*>® bridegroom’s is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- James D. LaBelle of New use an eleotric frying pan T ^ Cyr, Shlrley-Ann and Sherri-Lynn, twin daughters of Neilr — The lonely furrow paper bag, fold over the top rately. Cook till tender, drain keep the bottle well corked. mother . wore a pink jacket as J. Sweeney Jr. of 188 Moun- Britain served as beat man. is a highly nutrtUon^ be- Gregory and Gloria Skewes Cyr, 16 Wadsworth St., Manches­ Pike — War, Peace, and the and crush crackers wtth the roll- (Herald photo by Buoehrlciue) Viet Cong » r off the water, and add the rais­ Noodles will remain sharp and dress W i t t a rarsage of white tain Rd. Ushers ware Brian T. Sweeney cause of the Ingredlento and be- ter. They were bom Sept. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hosp'tol. .)! tog pin. MRS. PAUL CYR Qruoen — Ehlery Queen's mini- ins to the lice pudding when (roe of rust. rosos and pink camatlona. ’Thomas F. Goekler ®w««n®y. both cause they are cooked quickly. Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Shewes the rice is done. Return to the 8292 Sr., 7 Ctoestnut St., Manchester. Their paternal grondtolher b mysteries Buy several pairs of white and j4“-$ r PLAZA DEPT. STORE at u fe * v lu ^ o ° '^ L a ^ ^ B lO T Church', 'Thomp- ^ and ^ preserv^ vitamins. It b abT^>-*:ls with brown acoesaoiies. Bu£di Latallle, 38 Range HIH Rd., Vernon. She was bom Sept. Springer — Financial seM-de- have a pair handy when the FOR YOUR CASUAL PARTY NUDS. W i " Mrs'^ Ar^eault Is Amnloved ^ FeHdan NotvltlaAe Choir of the bride- all the Ingredients on a large 200-800 degrees. Cut auet In frosty grapes could be used, fenae ing tape. Iron them in place in waist sizes '’ 4. '36, '36, at Pratt and Whltnev Division Arrangements of gladioli lAvery and serving platter to be brought small pieces and piece in hot Sherbet b a refreshing end to 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ ones to the shoes gets soiled. and sittch around the edges to 38, 30, 33 inches. Size HAVE A COLORFUL SlLICnON O f ente are Mr. and Mrs. William Bush, Rochester, N.Y. Her pa­ Stanley —Wildlife heroes and You will not be bothered with 36 . . . 114 yards o f 46- of United Aircraft Clnm East chyaanthemums were on the „ ’ Brennan, both ofo f to the taibte: pan. When sufficienUy melted, the meal. And as soon aa you remove a prevent ttiem from coming off lumps to cornmenl mueh If you NAPKINS, TARLECLOTHS, AND OT uniwd Airc^ oorp.. Bast Mlancheater. The ring bearer 4 - ternal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Letafle, SoUth- viSatos pair of so'Jed shoe hices, put ineh. ozs. beef suet ' take a slioe of beef and dip in Susie b a busy -woman, fflie 19 INCHES to laundering. TMa makea a mix the dry cornmeol to a paste Hartford. Mr. Araeneault ta em- 'n«r.Qn«.. « bridge. Mess. She Has a brother, Brian, 3; and a stater, Ba- SUnchcombe —The American them Immediately into the laun­ quick and prttty trim. UM U4 Is Mr sstt sst PARTY FAVORS lbs. tenderloin or sirloin of sauce, allowing sauce to coat ia a dining room waitress at the with cold wster before adding tars Is lasMtt MrsleMst Mllai. ployed as an engineer for the The bride waa gfiven in mar- Moncheiiter hrnfK. ^ beUte, 2. Revolution and the Frienrtt al- dry. Connecticut State Highway De- rloge by her father. She wore a “*^ber of the beef, sUoed very thdn meat. Place meat in pan. As Manrtiester Country Club and ecial Mend children's scuffed shoes ing notches the iMWt time you Venlse laoe, designed with lace mjT3. tuiiaaon wore a grey Trobribly Gocoto, 25 Knollwood Acres, Storta. He was bom America empire bodice, ring collar, and dress with matching ac- tlon) ly. Have meat as rare aa pos- parties. She loves modem with colorteaa nail polish as soon cut out a garment. You will fltvd USMII wNh Its Sepit. 28 .at Manchester Memorial HospHal. Ws maternal grond- Werner — Degas pasteb as the shoes begin to peel. They that It leaves a clear perma­ When making stuffsd tomato detachable chapel-lehgth wot- and o green orchid, % Chinese cabbage cut In 2- alble, dip in freshly piepered decor. Flower arranging la her salad or baked stuffsd toma­ parertte are Mr. and Mrs. Perloy A. ’Trombly, 141 Wbranoke Westendorf — Painting, sculp­ hold Indefinitely if you keep the nent mark that is easily seen Now available . .. ths '60 toau trailn. Her bouffant elbow- bridegroom’s mother wore inch lengths mustard and eat. About one- bohby. toes, keep each tomato standing Rd., Manchester. Hb paternal grandparente arc Mr. and Mrs. ture, and architecture of An­ ehoes polished. and does not rub off. Fall A Winter Basic length veU of silk iUusion was "• f '" '* with % lb. fresh spinach cut in 1- third of the meat b eaten In thb Here’s one of Susie’s quick Gabriel Gacoin, ROuen, Friance. cient Egypt upright by cutting off a thin rASiiiON showing many arranged fom a matching lace and a inch strips, slightly ataaim- manner. Por the mustard, aim- easy meaU for the woman silos from .the stem end and handsome styles from White —Garden art and archi­ Raistos will be tattler and When taking covered dishes Carriage House Boutique haadpioce, and she carried a orchid.- « or dried may be used pTA ^'^^^^eS? ert, 8; and a sister, Sandra, 10. Zeller — The flame of freedom 2020 cottcery. dle. Brldeemalds were Mias Fame- ^ *^^*“**® Sauceonions, sliced1 lengthwbe ^ Jams color. r^tarTtael'^LT-^I^K ■41 • V • B vb muB..... ___ _ *" Lady of the Angels Sauce No. 1 : J " approximately % hour. Then, Perucolo, Anthony Mario, .son of Flaul and Mary O’RelHy atater o f the bride- HOm Dor’ Enflcdd. She is em- H cup ehoyu (soy sauce) Peruoclo, 16 Lvnn St., East Hartford. He was bom Sept. 26 at Typixto Seldom Swear V or ^ canned medium-abe shrimp b^e anf “ secretary in the % cup sake. - or sherry. Manohenter Memorial Hospttal. His maternal grandparents are I ji. 5 purchasing department of Pratt wWakey Continue slm- DETROIT (AP) — A report of AMERICAN HERITAOB t r a ^ beef to ^^vegetn^ merlng unUl heated tlmnigh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Reilly, 18 Franklin St., Manchester. He Thia cute lamb la a pa­ and WWtney Division of United one-third cup si«ar has three brothers, Conrad, 14, Paul, 2%, and Robert, 1% ; and a study by Eto. Paul Cameron, jam a bag that ia quickly AGENCY Mavic Mirror rk^HartT.^ Bast Hartford. Sauce No. 2: ^ ^ P«PPe>- “ 1 « “ » “ >«>■ two staters, Karen, 14, and Cheryl, 12. psychologitt at Wayne Universi­ atitched from terry cloth. foric when handling the meat to dlum glutamate to taste, A o dhop bridegroom- Mias Susan graduate of cup rfioyu (soy sauce) 4 4 4 4 4 ty, sayrs that "secretaries swear No. 2020 has hot-iron preserve juices.) Do not stir a i leae than oher job-holders,’’ tranafer; full ae.wing and Package R o^ frT ’Tirenc^.. Manchester High School. te % cup water BIgl, Jeffrey Rav, adopted son at Will and Judy Dutok Osly At vill tree recelvs: Cbntlnue to cook gerrtly over while "factory and construction flniahing directiona. Wedding tablespoons white wine medium Are until ^ S t a b l e s «*®P®tlclw - large ones Bigi, Goose Lane, Tolland. He was bom Dec. 16 and arrived at UM M4 la cslsr Mr sack (Ml- alyst In the t ma'Vter r- mecha*'lcs r 4; teaspoons sugar “him,” a smaller slie for hb new home May 9. Hb maternal grandparents are Mr. and workers pepper their speech ttra Is IscMSt flni-cisss aulllsg. With are just tender. vflHaf t fm Hm Ml. department of Pratt and Whlt- 1V> prepare aauoe, mix, place Mrs. Raymond Dutok, 38 Reservoir Rd., RockvlUe. Hb pater­ with a slice of profanity for ev­ Asas Cabot, Meaekeetst Guardian What looks Uke a long recipe practicing Angel • Y««f vfitttffl t—ruwm 94 The attendants were dressed ney in East Itartford. Into small pitcher and set aside. iB J j* Z » . with little pieces of crackers. nal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. John Blgl, Bertin, NJI. He ery four words of standard us­ B veate BeroM, UM AVE. Hh ImaI W944tmm rtmpte. Ail (te Ifa tun. Etiquette demands that age.” o r iu n n icA S , Wkw v o e k , Counseling “ *“ “ • Etiquette has a sister, Lba, 8. N.Ys iMMs «t Hm p9k«. Service If rM t m Hm ftu m «« narrow end of chopstioks b B 4 «s * - College students also rank Slist Nssh, SSSrstr tttk IIS • lr« If f* IMM ffM. high on the cussing Index. "One CMf aeS ttyM NssMir. to eating. That pailta not sup- Condry, Timothy Robert, son of WWIlam and Greta Ring • Fttll wrap until cooking time. Hoin posed to touch the common out of every 14 words spoken by Send 50r today for the H f99t plMI cIM^. hot rice b often served with bowl Oondry, 24 Thompson St., Rockville. He was bom-Sept. 28 at new '69 Fall and Winter • ftlMMlM filiiH - from wtilcb you serve Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparente are students is profane,” the flnd- T«k« I Tiw* U fwt. auMynlcl. Many Japanese dip yourself. The broad end of the Inge showed, “ and coeds swear ALBUM! « ^ k l to beaten row egg just ---- - Mr. and Mrs. William Condry, Dorchester, Mass. He has two tasMMOTimit rsrtsw oM ... moNEi 233-5911 chopsticks b reserved tor ttie brothers, Scott, 11, and GSenn, 7; and two sitters, Lynne, 914, as much os moles." 12 MrMssi Sttlisr IscMSMf eating. fflnaU individual latter purpoee. ■rtssss SIsMI Sslttrs sMcasi andBeth, 1. Siractlaat. lis t — t0( ■ essn im PAKK imirTr nahtfoko Should to provldad tor Etiquette b an old French B 4 B 4 4 ^ purpose. The thin coating word meaning “tk*et.’’ The Hotowidlak, Glenn Michael, son of John and Patricia Ballet Fall Tour m ** addltlonnl French court woe fBimann for BendeH Motowldlak, 51 Cooper St., Manchester. He was bom NEW YORK (AP) — The otittisa the food, its ceremony and it waa neoes- Sept. 21 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparente are Harkneas Ballet’s fall tour will iVvBB **** ***** sometJineB sary to to trainod to take part. Mr. and Mrs. Roland BendeH, 342 HHUard 8L, Manchetter. begin to Burlington, Vt.; then not appeal to Western A mistake could result to VI H b paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. John MoCowidlak, perform to Hartford, Omn:, e a ^ to .**^, *" optional. banishment. Inatructkms were Eatt Hartford His maternal great-grandmottieTs are, Mrs. Providence, R.I., Montreal, To­ S-T-R-E-T.C-H lea la traditionally served — written on small carfb and John Maloney, 342 HlUtard St., Manchester, and M n . Anna ronto and IndtanapoUa. Instant •omeUmes heated given each guest Thb card was vFerriS, Kerhotikson, N.Y. toke (Japanese rice wine) in caned “etiquette." The guest y cups. Susie finds that cold would to reminded, "Don’t tor^ Put-Ons ^ er accompMles sukiyaki well get to atuify your etiquette’’ or Today in History your va taste. You might try a light etiquette." Today te Wedneaday, Oct. 8, . - a ! ) b y - tile 281st day of 1969. Hiere are 84 days left to the year. Today’s HighUght In History Your Gift Gallery Gossard On this date to 1871, the great fire of Chicago broke after a oow kicked over a lantern to THE "GIFT OF THE MONTH" SHOP MANCHESTER WALLPAPER Mrs. O'Leary's barn. Seven 935 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS ,.v : hundred people lost their lives TELEPHONE 643-5171 .l i - - and nearly 100,000 were left AND PAINT CO. homeless. If You Could Only Own Goiiard’s new hold-up for pantie In 1903, the United States and AT China signed a commercial hose—Oingr-Mate garterieM treaty. One Pair of Pants. . . Pdutiee slim while they ding, N yk» 1139 TOUANP TPKE In 1912, Montenegro declared % ^ ^ .o o and spandex power net with tiny war against Turkey. In 1934, Bruno Richard THE ONLY PANTS WORTH HAVING ^•■tic leg loops to keep pantie Hauptmann was Indicted for 3?r hoee smooth. In 3 waist sixss: o ; “ ------*-*1111111 murder to the klitoapping and W O U L D BE Sm ^, Medium, Large. In S ftigh death of the infant son of Charles A. Lindbergh. CLEARANCE SALE ■ixes: Petite, Average or PuD. In 1918, World War I hero Sgt. 11 pieces 11. TOissrs White. Psntie |6. Alvin C. York killed 20 German on sohMera to the Argonne Fbrett Brief |6. to Franoe. STTffiTCH PANTS FAU SALE! Tesi Tears Ago Brownstone - loveliest A U.S. House subcommittee All Synthetic Wigs^ has hearing on charges tha. of drip glazes y» O^WALLPAPER ^LE some major television quia LADIES' DRESS SHOP \ shows bad been rigged. TEL. 64S-9016 \\ including ^Kankc^l^alon’* Flz-s Yesus Ago Brownstone serving pieces are p^ect for The United States told the the casual meal and their deep, rich brown United Nations it would de­ glazed flnish with drip decorations U the Stretch Wigs ... After Five Dresses mand tlttt the Soviet Union and Rneet you’ve ever seen. 11-piece group pic­ *50 60LD BAND lATEiT’^ nine other nations pay overdue by Dynasty Sixes 4-80. U.N. s saesamenU or lost their tured includes a large Salad Bowl. Chip 'n Genwal Aaaembly vote. Dip Bowl and Holder, Salad Fork. Spoon._«nd m M i A HOUSE PAINT **, Ome Tear Ago SIX individual salad bowls $11. 5 Pc. Chip 'n THURSDAY, OCT. 9th It -sras dioclooed that Allied Dip Bowl Set only $6. (Not ahowni Deviled Carriage House Boutique ground sweeps to South Viet­ Egg Plate $2. - 4 Pc. Party Mug SK $6 - TALCOTTVILLE, ROUTE 83 from 9:00 A.M. «q 9:00 P.M. / Downtown Main Strtet, Manchester — 64S-4123 nam spA In the southern half Caaienle and Wanner on wooden iega $8. , TMmz. Watt $• A.JC U> 3 PM. 18 Oak Street in Downtown Manchester . . , of the domilitarteed aone bod OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS tiB 9 FW. Id hL - 0 PJ*. — « • $ . 0 M A J t - XA# F-M. 757 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER uneoveted more than 150 tons Ofp- OMtt Ootf lAMd I Read Herald Advertiseiiients o f e^ianty munitions and *ip -

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THT Hodges To Alter Met Lineup Herald Angle Big Ten’s Slip Showing, Coaches’ Corner By OOAOH C U FF DBBIEBS aaturday’s lS-6 vlotory over For Series Opener Saturday EARL YOST Northwest Catholic High School Bpsrta Editor Coaches Ask for Equality wes estUenwIy aatlstylng. In thany ways, toe game re­ NEW YORK (AP) — Of the four, Weia waa the only with 6-for-: sembled last year’s 2M I against Atlanta, In- he might make a platoonina; ex­ CHICAGO (AP) — The flie biggest cUsadvaatage is " r m In favOr of one rule lor advantages that are enjoyed by The New York Mets who ^ into a game againat ^ Q uite a Season on Baseball Scene thriller because both losing cluding a two-run homer that cepUon and sUck with BosweU toe people I'm competing Big Ten’s slip is showing **** against the Red Shirt," everyone,” said Coach Jack teams were driving tor toe go scored 27 runs on 3 7 hits ® A?”'®® right-handed iwt the Meta ahead to stay In instead of switching to Weis. praettee where playera can against Nothing m ore." again and some of MoUenkoirf of Purdue's unde­ ahead points with less toan one against the Atlanta Braves weni *!l* ° " « d*® **®t*. for this sente. to 'te S o n ^ be withheld from competition One dissenter waa Woody And first baseman Ed Krane- the four would be starting their Connecticut coaches are asking feated and ninth-ranked BoUer- minute of play left. Fortunate­ won’t all in the starting hltless in one at bat. for a year without loaing mwkers. ''I think we should fol­ Hayes, coadi of Ohio State’s pool, a .238 performer during first World Series. Only reUever STORRS, Omui. (AP) — The ellgiUUty. ly for UB, this year we were In |neup against Baltimore in low the NCAA rules which are top-ranke<]l<'Buckeyes, who Is all Replacing them on the bench the season and 3-for-12 In the Ron Tajdor has played In the University of Connecticut has The Big Bight Coirference red command at the final whlatle. the first two games of the will be: playoffs. strict enough. I’m all tor a foot­ for the limitations placed on the classic, with the 1964 St. Louis announced it will play Baldwin- shirts and as a resuK has a SO Big Ten members. The oonteat left the team and W. _rld ^ ld Series. Swoboda, In right field, was ball program to be aa atrong as Right-fielder Art ahnm.ity Cardinals. 'Ihat, however, does Wallace College of Ohio In a Mets . . . and the National League pennant for these «»nfereace teams posted a 8-7 record oveik the Big Ten thla Hayes' formula la selectivity coach physically and emo­ another hero down the stretch, It can be.” Wlme nothing: may succeed the top hitter In the series with not Include Hodges and the home game Nov. 22—the date same am asU« Meta. All w e r e ------,*cord on Black Satuiday, has seasoo and 10-0 over the Big in recruiting on both toe athlet­ tionally drained. The bus ride finishing with a .236 average, like auccess, Manager Oil seven hits In 18 at bats after hit­ coaching staff. originally booked with Holy on-tte-Bcene thrills. . . There p , ,, wt „ brought on the cry of “What's Ten the last two aeaaona. In •nUnols’ Jim Valek said "I ’m ic and academic levels. back to toe school was ahnort driving In 62 runs In only 827 at Hodgea of, the Mets has hia own ting a powerful .300 during the Hodges was In seven series as Cross football team. could be one more if the Mets uJialk-Up Two More wrong with the Big ’ftn?" the last tfarae years, the Big tor red aUrtlng arxl toore oebo- 1 don't believe you need too ■*‘®”‘ - bats. Clendenon, at first base, take Ba'tlmore In the World Se­ Urshlps. Personally, I would vailed was one of oetitafaioUoa method ot achieving It. It’a regular season; a player and coach Yogi Berra Baldwin-Wallace won the Ohio Before action was halted in Ooachea and those ckwe to the EHght hUds a 12-1 edge over many good playera to have a called platoralng. hit .2^8 with 16 home runs and ries. like to oee toe enttre *aation tor a Job well done. It made Second baseman Ken Boswell, was in as a player and one as conference title last year. Con­ the Charter Oak Conference taow Oiat the Big Big Ten teams. good team," said Hayes. "R e­ 61 RBI in only 881 at bats. work under the same ruler in- all the time imd effwt In pre­ So, with Baltimore opening a late season hero who hit .279 ^ ^ ® manager. Coaches Rube necticut waswdo co-champion wjuiwith grid meeting. ManchestePs academic requlre- Although Commlsaloner Bill member, you can price yourself ot paration well worth It. the series Saturday and Sunday and then was 4-for-12 against W* **imi'** Walker and Joe Plgnatano were New Hampshire of the Yankee touchdown-happy Steve Samlo- ments, a lower number of Coot- Reed claims toe Big T « U far chxUng the same number out of tootball. The object is to Mets in F ive To recap the hlghligbts would with left-handers Mike Cuellar the Braves, Including a two-run t ‘none each. conference tls twice cP0fi9ed the final bedl scholarships and the rule from a Cootball disaster area, scholarsWpt." get the youngsters you can a monumental task. I oouM and Dave McNally, Hodges has homer and run-scoring single In Hodges will stick with the rest UConn made the announce­ Before shuttling o a to Balti­ to iw vrd slx-nolnters. againat “ Rad Shirts’ ’ is the some of toe coaches would like Northwestern's Alex Agase keep under the academic atand- start from the opening klokoff decided to counter ' with his finale; .207 a v e r s e . of the lineup that bombarded ment Tuesday. Colgate had more on the weekend for the Samlotts took the opening cause of toe decline. the rules changed. flatly aald, “ I want the same ards." and flnlrti with the last tackle right-handed lineup of Ron Swo- Third baseman Wayne Gar- t h S ° ^ I I i s e ^ e U a r “ u ^ a l ^ a ^ ' “ ‘“ -T on u n le Agee, a eon asked to. substitute for Holy Worid Series, the pick here is kickoff and raced 77 yards to on the 10-yard Une. I would been the devrtopmeat of our boda, Donn Clendenon. Ed rett, a .216 hlUer during the reg- s ^ w ^ u Cross, but Connecticut declined. ' the New York Mets in five paydirt and the Red Raiders rather mention outstanding ef­ young offensive line. Paul Charles and maybe A1 Weis. ular season who came throu|. effective i^lnsT right iL J S ? '^ ‘•‘*“ ‘1®“ »*“■ The entire Holy Cross team gameB . . . Two htippieet men never trailed. He later tallied Bottom Rung forts by our ball players wtw Kraaheftki at left tackle and Is sidelined for the rest of the at the ninth annual West Side on a SO-yard pass play . . . were Instrumental In our victo­ Loren Andreo at left guard season with hepatitis. Old ’nm ers’ Reunicn Dinner last Jeff Woods accounted to r toe ry. played 'outstanding ball. Both HEADS-UP BELOW--Refl Boren.son of St. Louis pushe.s Charlie B u r n s '^ fK * * ’ f^Ofl-BeUever in Team of DestinV BusineSM Saturday ndgbt were Will Clarke other score on a 16-yard gal­ Teams Lead The defenae did an excellent are sophomores and are Im­ nesota to the ice in front of North Star goal to start donnybrook. G o a l i e ------^ Yale and Harold Binks. The former lop . . . Inddentally, local grid Jo(b. They aUewed only one proving with each sreek. Tha Fern Rivard is on ice. Officials had to step in to cool down the irate players. NEW HAVEN — Rich Maher was the guest of honor vriille |®®^® ntflclals fa lM to turn m s m i touchdown to a team wMoh key to the offensive Una play Is a 200-pound sophomore from Stalks, long-time batboy for In any report of any nature on In Statistics scored 42 points the previous movement and we were getting Akron. Ohio, Is leading Yale many West Side aittiletic teams, the proceedings at Mt. Nebo Brooks Robinson Not Awed NEW YORK (Ai*)—San Die- week. Pat Ward and Kevin Oer- It for the tint time this year. In pass receiving after t«*« had a special invitation from . . . Perhaps toe best answer ____^ g o and Denver, which share the rlty (our defensive tackles) BUI Perry and John WhoUey SNOW WHITE — Fran Wy- games. Maher has caught alne toe oommtttee to Join In the to avoid any more unpleasant ABA Lures Zelmo Beaty man 127. slituations in elto^^ m l d ^ or *“ *5® American were outrtanding, stopping their picked up 80 and 54 ymrda re­ passes for 111 yards so far. tun . . . Barry London is one to olav ®'*°*’**“ League’s Western Dlvl- running game tor a total net spectfully. It’s nice to see both By Reports on Met Pitching Right behind him is the of several freshmen who Is ai warfare is ' aton standings, surprisingly of 41 yards. Probably the beet PINNE’TTES — Ruth Hene- games during daylight halfbacks shoring too load fantastic Bob Milligan, who has member of the -Susquehanna enough lead the league in a var­ datonelve effort of the afternoon ghan 176-502, Wanda Kaselaus- hoiua. There have been prob­ equally. Rick DeOemmls, at BALTIMORE (AP) — gam e," he said, "and Uiey’re turned four of his five recep­ ThiiversMy soccer team this fall iety of Important team offenohre was turned In by our sophomore they look at what you did be­ kas 180-481, Jean Burnham 178- lems In the part, but never on wing-back, blocked offoetlvoly In Pro Basketball Battle Brooks Robinson of the teriflc pitchers—as good as any­ tions into touchdowns. He Is . . . Waine MacArdle is presi­ statistics. Inside linebacker, Henry Fel­ fore. Rod Carew was the Ameri­ 474, Lori Jones '198-475, Rae Yale’s top scorer wlUi 24 points. toe Held or as serious as what and ran the countor axtrsmely LOS ANGELES (AP) — body In our league. dent o f the Manchester Ski Bach has a 2-2 rsooed, but lows. He repeatedly broke In Los Angeles — unless Mr. The National and...... American Baltimore Orioles has read can League batting champion. Hannon 180-502, Betty Plumley Milligan has gained 178 yards took place last Saturday night weH. Brian Sullivan, at quartar- "I don’t mind telling you, I Club tor the 1969 season. The Denver leads the league in through to make key tackles at Strategy of the young f.’ooke wants to move the football leagues m eigeT two ® in recent weeks about How many hits did he get In the 194-503, Gert Andrews 451, Marie . . . Speaking of irtartlng toot­ back, again played an excaUaat was a little scared going out to on receptions, a remarkable 80.6 touchdowns with IS, AST. atatla- the line of sciinonege to stall Lakers. I definitely think two years ago after the latter had the New York Mets and playoff? One?” Bolls 476, Rose Pasrt-Ula 479, average. club bad its first meeting last ball times, that waa most un game. He’s the first quartsr- American Basketball Asso­ play the Los Angeles Dodgers In night to tonmulate plans for the usual last Saturday for Meri- “ ®* released today show. numeroue Northwest drivea ean« c'an operate successfully made player raids and the com- their ace pitchers, Tom the 1966 World SeriAa '-arew,Carew, wnowho nilhit .332 dur during the Ronnie Newberry 451, Marilyn Don Martin, the swift Junior back that we have had whloh w4nter..Xiynn Prior has won the And San Diego, helped by The only weak spot de­ ciation in its war against Madore 186-193-521, Toni F\)gar- from Carrollton, Mo., has taken den’s Platt High to schedule we feel la capable of oalUng hla an In- strong offensive punch in lai fensively waa our poor ’ pass the Establishment' closely field hit In his first at-bat In the 190-520, Millie Denley 451, Lee over the Yale rushing lead with Class A Women's Division Fall Mancherter High In toe morn­ own game. I feel It’s a real week’s 21-14 vlctoiy over Clncln- ruah. T ^ aaoondaiy did an ad­ playoffs and then went O-for-14 R°P® 78 yards in 21 carries. Quarter­ GoU Toumajnent at the Man­ ing with the kickoN at 10:30. tribute to Brian's ablUty. Mika resembles that of its foot­ Morning games for schoolboys nati, leads In both total offense equate Job but their quartet^ Ojeuj “ — as the Orioles awept three back Joe Massey is the top chester Country Club. Cora An­ Criaplno, our split end, waa ball brethren with the lat­ derson waa runner-up. B honors should be I'eserved for Thanks- ®*xl passing offe back was getting Jurt too nuKh again tremendous. Ho'a a real BLOSSGMS — Gerl Barton passer, with 24 completlmis in The Chargen picked up a to­ est skirmish landing Zelmo pi^bably are the biggest road- have filed suit against Beaty day. ^ Robinson said he is no longer went to Kappy Giblln over giving morning, perlotl . . . It time to throw the ball. The oidy "blue chipper." He mads tour bothered by the publicity given Robinson, a .234 hitter during 134, Marge Cushing 130. 47 attempts for 410 yards and’ tal of 418 yards, 214 by passing, Beaty on a four year con­ bloSks. It’s Eileen PlodzUc. will be Homecoming Day Sat­ time we were s4>le to hurry the key catches for 78 yards, cos ^ playing with "I don’t believe In that team New York players, whereas he season, rapped seven hits In four touchdowns. and broke out of a tie with New tract. and talk of urday at Memorial Field with a passer waa when we had a six (or 47 yards and a tauchdown. Anvelps Slur." ^® anyone else, and a hearing on of destiny business," Robinson would have been five or six appearances In the playoffs FIX)RAL — Beverly MacLach- York for the total offense lead. HEAD BUTTER— Navy linebacker Ray DeCarlo butts head with team’s mas­ The 6-foot-9 veteran center of soccer game slated at 10:80 or eight man nwh. This Saturday we travol to n ^ t of It ” ’ ‘ **® "**“ ®°'"®® “ P Thursday.” "aid of the Meta surge to Uie years ago. .and made his usual standout Ian 176-456, Louise Kazma 463. Trinity and football at 1:30 with Hall Sam Diego has an average of 880 cot, Billy XVII, during break in practice session for the Middies at Annapolis. the Atlanta Hawks signed with Another First The most encouraging thing Waterford High School tor our ------„ ...... • ^ ® ^®*T0 standout from National League pennant. "Dick aiierAfter you’ve been around “‘"P® *’“ ®- HARTFORD-^Trlnlty CVillege High of West Hartford and yards a game, and 237 passing. Saturday was the fine Job turn­ tint road trip of the season. Wo a b a c ' s "'"*^®‘®® “ ’ ® If h“r d u b d d '"®'^ Pl^y®*! Dalrymple Just awhile," he said "you realize “ I think the World Series will ’TRI-TOWN—Paul Barton 201, will be seeking Its first foot­ Perhaps the less said about Mancherter Hijh the principals Kansas City, which leads in can remain in ed In by the otfense. We are Just are not quite sure of what to ABA and announced ’Tuesday he remain in I^s seven years In the NBA, twice pame over to us from the other that being In New York a playw create a lot more interest this Jim ■ Greenman 221, Ernie ball victory of the season Sat­ ktrt Sriturday night’s happen- In both OC3L aitttracUons. total defense and defense Dallas Fans Get Charge Watching the Dodger would ait out the coming sea­ starting to rtx>w that exploatve- expect. They are presently M ®*'‘®®‘ 1° “ 1® All-Star league and they boUi say we’re gets the best of It. Some of them year than In a long time because Merbler 211, Ron Badstubner urday, In its home opener ings during (the Charter Oak against the rush, with averages son. nesa which Is eeaentlal tor a and should be real hungry tor Hnn ^ T ®®®*»n 1>® averaged !>®“ ®r ‘ han the MeU. ’That’s aren’t as good as they’re made I*'® Melts," Robinson said, 201, Jim McGee 214, Frank against R.P.I. ’The Bantams are Conference tootball game be­ of 228 and 66 reopectively, also Hla ABA pact starts with the End of the Line good offensive team. We had that tint victory. In oddlttan ’ ®" '■eq^res a ununl- 21.6 points a game and grabbed enough for me.” outri to be.Oe." “ Tt’a D D. 4. Obremskl------— 200, o Jim 1111 aciUlC Selbie 204, 0-2 In '“the ‘C =>Cltl»lllseason whileWlUie tl.t-.l.R.P.I. tween Gie Red Raiders of Man­ has toe best rushing offense. 1970-71 campaign since the Na­ mous vote In the ABA. 798 rebounds. ' “ one SD-yard touchdown called they had last Saturday off ao As for Seaver, who won 25 Baltimore’s American League I do^t ^k^rnrh^^Zd^^e ^ chester and the Hartford Fire Flying high these days, Uke vvlth an average of 148. Roger Staubach Ran 125 Yards tional Basketball Association 235-642, Bill Voders 206-569, Irv over Colby. back and on numerous times they should be well rerted and games, and Koosman, a 17- champions have been Installed Jets beating the OoWa In the Su- Fighters but one wonders why the Mets, Is the Rockville High Houston has the beat defense club holds an option on his serv­ our bocks were tackled In the healthy for our contest. It looka game winner, Robinson tried to as the 8-6 favorite. But. Robin- per Bowl, or the Knlcks beating Trinity seems to have ithe j^r- it was necessary for a police football team. The Ranu, unde- against passing, with an aver- ices this year. put them In the proper perspec­ sonnel but has made costly mis­ secondary. It’s only a matter of as If we’ll have our hands lull son discounts this, too. the Bullets in the basketball mT' officer to move In and halt ac­ feated In four starts, hold down yield of only 146 yards a General Manager Jim Hardy LaBelle Sets tive. Marc takes. Trinity has a powerful To Gain Jnst 14 Against Colts time before w« got our timing again and we’ll have to be at our Sports Slate Being the favorite doesn’t playoffs. ’That doesn’t carry too PoW ^ 2M tion and not toe game officials? eighth place In the ^ t e srtiool- game, down and score Mg. and owner Jim KIrst of the "I hit against them In spring running attack featuring Jun­ Lt. Bob Lannan of the Man- best If we are going to bring FRIDAY, OCT. 10 mean anything,” he said, much weight as far as we’re boy football poll. Being rec- • ------' The key to our offense has Stars both admitted they expect training and In the All-Star "You’re the favorite because concerned.” ~ ior Dave Kiarsis and senior full­ cbeoter Police Department, ognlzed on a state level la a first DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — tercepted, he turned In some of noted an opening, ao he took It back the bacon. a future merger with the NBA, Soccer—Rocky Hill at Coven­ New R e co rd back Rick Harvey and quarter­ try, Granby at Bast Windsor, feeling that the game at Mt. this fall for Coach Jerry Flts- Steve Gates Roger Staubach, the for- ‘*>® niftier running ever by a and raced 14 yards before being but with two clubs In Los An­ back Jay Bemardonl, one of the Nebo under the arc lights was gerald's fine squad... Adam brought down. . geles—the Stars and the NBA VInal Tech at Rham, South most accuralte passers in New mer Navy star who had to player. M an ning’s 54{) Total Yards In East Win Cinch To Be Named Cy Young Award Winner getting out of, or was out of Tyez, well-known bowler ' In staubach runs all over the It was ssUmatad that be rap Lakers owned by Jack Kent " ’‘'''I"®*’ Ellington. England. Even in a losing effort contrrt, Jum p^ in and declared local leagues for yearn, came Paces.etter wait five years to start pro 128 yards to get In pooitlon for Cooke. ^roaa Country—Avon, Rham Not lotting two defeats stand against Bates last week. Trin­ football, furnished soihe- field and he’ll keep doing It until the game over early ’ in the up with his first win ever In he can find an opening or a re­ hie gainer. He was timed on Second Hiffhest in History In Beaty, the Stars landed Portland, Conard at Man- in their way the East Catholic ity amassed over 300 yards to­ fourth period with Manchester the Class B Duckpln Tourna­ thing of a sensation when lelevlaton film and found that tal offense. ceiver. the No. 2 scorer and top re- ®*'®"1®*’> East Catholic at South High harriers, led by Captojin leading, 20-8. Usually competent ment last weekend at the T- Despite Loss he ran 125 yards in order NEW YORK (AP) -4)uarter- fourth plaea In tha statisUe Mets Stopped Being Joke DINNER THURSDAY On the hilarious run that al­ hla run took 81 seoonds. bounder of the Hawks, who only Qranby at East Wind- Tom LaBelle, ran away from game officials can see trouble Bowl In Newington. The Bart back Archie Manning of Mlaala- leasad today. The Manchester Little League second to gain 14. most wore down the Baltimore Baltimore playera aald Blau- last year moved from St. Louis , Rockville at Plalnvllle, at. Paul’s on their home course coming and act accordingly. Hartford roller pocketed |128 Despite a flrsti’ and Manning has 886 yards In will honor its managers, coaches Fans of the Dallas Cowboys defenders, the bach was a greater scrambler ■Ippt did plenty of paoalng to Atlanta and reached the ^®''®*’ l'’y “ 1 Rocky Hill. in Bristol yesterday by a score Having police stop play Is a when his six-game total of 886, P>»c®______Mancherter H _ ^ ’a high-stepping thrsa gamaa. but ahead of him and umpires at a buffet din­ RSox May Move than Fran Tarkenton of the New againat Alabama and In coUage Western Division finals before SATURDAY, OCT. 11 of 17-43. East’s record Is now first within memory of any plus a 12-pln handicap, stood cross country team suffereif its » *>•« charge out of Roger Staubach ran from the center of u . stiU are Phipps, Idaho’s ttovs football’s total offense statlsUoa, being defeated by the Lakers. Manchester, 1:80 6-2. Day Seaver Won First Game ner Thursday at 7 o ’clock at sports event In Manchester third defeat against three wins, t*>® Dodger’s unique doings the field to the right sideline, “ ®®"’ ® Olson and Stave Ramssy of the Legion Home. Pittsfield Oiib up. It was his first win In 20 "Security," said Beaty waa N®^. Catholic at Water- Swift-footed LaBelle covered ever. years of bowling. as Bristol Blaatern took fix of ^ ftepped In for injured then feeing: he w m cut off, •crambllnf. but he still has a long way to go North Taxaa Slats. the flrat 10 pofitlonf and pofted Craig Motion to start at quar- turned and ran back acrosa the Balumoro players also said the reason he Jumped from the Wilson at Rook- the 2.7 mile course In record NEW YORK (AP) — , Honored will be A1 Cowles, PAWTUC3CET, R.I (API before catching Purdus'a Mlks Phipps, srtih 4M yards in a establlsiiment to the newer vine. time. He and Miko Audotte and There Were those who said ^-tlm e umpire and official In The possible move of th ^ tte a 26-81 triumph. terback against Baltimore. Held...... But...... still there were fel- ' ‘ ‘*'•3' ^ Phipps. 96-86 victory over Stanford, now lows In cIoM pursuit and he P'»>’ against him again because ABA. Already the young league Soccer— Hall at Manchester Ricardo auazar oil lowered the the New York Mets stop- Steve Gates once again set a He made mistakes as all nook- Manning’s 640 total yardo—104 haa 1,046 total ifards, the Mghasl at 11 o’clock. u. "®“’ *^®<* Eastern L^e Several ISew NFL Leaders couldn’t see daylight down the had to run more than In had signed Billy Cunningham imrk. ’The winner Streaked ped being a joke the night new course mark as the Jtmlor lea do and they contributed to a ruohlng and 486 paaslng—In a tout aver for lha first throe flash covered the 2.9 mUe 28-7 Baltimore victory, yet Stau- left otdellne. Bo he turned again **!!?*. 83-83 loot to Alabama was the games of s season. of the Philadelphia 76ers to a AT LONG LAW ® next season appeared closer bring him down. But they may Carolina contract starting In MEETING TONIGHT to reality today Ser a S ^ dlatance in 16:28. Second man bach g o t ' the most mention. and ran acrooa the field. *'"* *'* second highest singla gams total Olson, howavar, leads (ha Thoroughbred! rsolnf w m tn- urrtho Sm" Te!^. face SUubach on Dec. 18 when history and It Jumpsd 1971 and Dave Bing of Detroit compieting the top 10 were League Eastern Di- There wlM bo a meeting of meeting in the. Rhode GregIreg 1NoUn flnlahed In 16:62. Though he had four passes In- Near the right stdeUne, he ths paaaara with 60 completions sad troduoed In Pennsylvania In Hill Retains Spot the ColU virtt Dallas for a young ilgnal callsr from to a Washington pact for next Audette (EC) second, Sahuar '''.‘‘" “ H With a third straight all wom m interested in Man- city, but team officials say BriiMl runners in the next four I to 1,066 yards through ths sir. in * at niUa«leli>hla’s Liberty league gams, year. (EC), Friuiette (SP). McNam- Victory over the St. Louis c h ^ r Little League baseball there has sUll been no deflntte positions were Dubnansky, Ja­ Bell Park and at Bhamrock ait the Army & Navy Club to- decision. befenstve line star Bubba ■ In addition, the ABA has Downs, WUfcss-Barre, but the lira (EC), Tyo (EC), cistuiii Cardinals in their final reg- cobs, David, Soden, Larry Kahn (M), UtUefield (BE), Upset by Michigan State Smith of the Ooits aald "I never signed four top NBA officials Quaker State Is no stranger to (8P), Clifford (EC), Miramunt ular league home game of Owner Joel Buzas and Gener- As Best on Ground for the coming campaign. (8P), and Sullivan (BX.'). The object Is the formation al Manager Pat McKeman of Rloux (BE) and Jim Burke of ran so much In all my Ufa. He’s the Thoroughbred. Am oi^ the the year with five road NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc Asked about a possible merg­ an aiuxUiary to assist the of- the Boston Red Sox farm club NEW YORK (A P)—The National Football League Manchester rounded out the top Could Revise AP Ratings unbellsvsbis. I’ve “never seen n m racing stock Imported to games remaining. floei:s for the 1970 season. The met in Pawtucket Tuesday with anything like It." er during a news conference the Colonies In the late ITtti had new individual leaders in passing; scoring and pass 10. hailing the signing of Beaty, The Mets stopped being a Joke agenda will include the election Mayor Robert P. Bimis. Despite the score the Indiana NEJW YORK (AP) — The an- passing and Clantnos Davla run- Staubach soorsd ths only Dal­ century were two maree and Bristol Central the day Tom Seaver won his receiving but Calvin Hill, Dallas’ Ivy League rookie, Hardy answered; of officers, agreement on meet­ The Providence Bulletin re­ had a few bright spots. Besides nual battle of Dallaa, also ning—to make a giant otride to- las touchdown with one of hla the stallion Tamerlane brought first game In 1967, one year aft­ H It Dovtn'f Soy G oodyvof "I feel ing date, a calender of events ported after the meeting that was still the top man in rushing. Gates setting a record, soph­ known as the Texas-Oklohoma ward the Ross Bowl. dodging runs that had the Colts Booters Prevail er then commissioner Bill Eok- win come „“bourrm lwo“ m^ for the coming year, and the the franchise shift would be The running back from Yale omore Mike Adams, nmnlng in football game, takes place Sat­ In a turmoil. ert had picked his name out of a Penn State over West Virginia forming of a constitution. made. But McKeman said the played only the first half last position until the final mUe, urday In the Ootton Bowl. Both It wasn't tha longest run ever It Can't Ba Bolyglail Against Indians hat because the Atlanta Braves Qte Webster —The NIttany Lions stopped discussion was only the latest In started a move that brought teams are hoping tor an susslat made In football when Staubach had signed him prematurely. against Philadelphia last Sun­ Kansas State’s Lynn Dickey lost Umblc to break a tough Bris- a series dating back a mortth or him from 19th qxA up to 11th, from Michigan State. weekend and have the drtense did hla 136-yard stint, but It may When the handsome and popu- Shea and Siek day when an ankle injury aide- to grigs the mllBagB more, and that nothing definite For Stopping knocking off 41 seconds from The Spartans will be hundreds to do the aame to WVU’s Mike have taken the longest time. (lol Central defense, Manchester l a r 'w e r ”woiI‘ hi^‘24th lined him. But In that half, he'’ OF OUR B ltT SILUNO TIRISI his previoua best time. of milee away in Oolumbus, Sherwood, Bob Gresham and National Football I.eugue ob­ High s soccer team went down loao1969 i*It gave »«.... u,him_ 66 ....wins In . ..three A& N Golf K i n a S '^®" decided yet. carried 10 times tor 91 yards * *'-***g» Pawtucket’s previous Eastern Cmtnils’ JV’s came across Ohio; playing top-ranked Ohio Jim Braxton. servers recalted simlliir nntlcs to defeat for the second time seasons, a number all the Mets— and a touchdown, caught three thla year a.s Central posted n Bills and O. J. one-taro In their meet to help State. If they can pull off on up­ Mlsaouri over Nebraska of George McAfee at Chlrngo In put together couldn't reach In The Army A Navy Club Golf S j L i d “ ‘’indt^nl’^®^ pcMses tor 71 yanla and passed 1-0 victory. Manchester Is 8-2-1 NEW YORK (AP) — O. J. score a 24-82 victory. Aushley set, the Taxas-Oklsdioma winner Cornhuskers have been tmprov the fortlea and there have been any one of their first four years. League, which more than doubl- W a t l r ^ l Indians, m w ed to once for 44 yards. G O O D ifY E A R George Qolensky’s penalty Simpson, Buffalo’s high-grade Saunders and John Childs could be No. 1 In the polls. ing; but not anotwh for ths likes "O'"® runs like that In collage Now Seaver, the classic right­ ed Its membership over 1968 Htonut I®®® In * ^HllL according to NFL statis­ kick In the third period waa the T om Seaver finally ended play for 1666 with m wts* Inancial arrange- Orange Juice who poured finished third and fourth for ’ ’Someone’ll have to derail of Mtasourl football. CUSTOM hander from Fresno, Calif., Is a tics released today, has rolled only scoring threat of the poor­ through the Denver defense for Manchester. John OdeU and Ohio State for thle game to de­ Arkanaaa over Baylor—BUI Ray Evans ran over 100 yards cinch to be awarded the Cy believe what was happening be- Yogi Berra who managed the Joe Shea and Fran Slek i^n- The Pittsfield club played b, up 299 yards in 61 attempts for a WIDI ly played contest. HO yards the previous week, childs are oo-captalns of the cide the national champton- Besil will have to wait a while to score In the Kansas-Missouri Young Award for pitching excel- cause In mid-August they held a Yankees to the 1964 World Ser- ^ ® “Bill “ t'awtucketPawtucket on two occasion. ' 5.9 average per rush. With lUI backs beaten and was bottled up lost Sunday by j y team. ship," said Darrell Royal of longer for his first victory as Game of 1946. Missouri was TREAD' FOIYGIAS URE5 Houston—and the cork srae out­ the boll rolling through the 1®^®®' '^®*^ ‘ ®“ .“"<1 “ “ a ‘ o "manage ® P 'f^ during the past season, drawing The hew leaders are' kicker Texas. “ Someone’s got to get to Baylor's head coach. leading 18-0 with time running think he should also win the *ng out loud. again, rjluh t-ountry an overflow crowd of 6,3(XI fans side linebacker George Webster. goal, a Manchester back fell on Fred Cox o f Minnesota, scoring, them before anyone in this sec­ Georgia over Mlseiaalppl- out In the first half. Evans was the ball luid waa called for league’s most valuable player “ was Seaver who let the ’ ’How would you like to meot for a July 17 pony night attrac- For his efforts in Houston’s Back of Week with 84 points; Roy Jefferson of OXFORD, Mias. (AP) — "He tion can think of the national Rebels have lost two slrslght back to pass but bafore hr could 'hands’, a penalty kick. *^bs know on July 6 the Mets Seaver and Koosman eveiy AU membens are reminded of tion and a emwd of ! 300 for a 28-14 victory, Webrter was PittsbuiYh in pass receiving learns very quickly, retains ev­ championship." onc-potntorB despite Archie gat the (throw away the gun end­ Some think the MVP belongs no longer were pushovers when fourth day?" Berra asked. "It’a named today as The Associated Bristol outplayed the lo<-aI.i 7 at W lM e's^’^Ho.^.”’ ‘‘o^bleheader In with 20 receptkuB, and O aig erything you tell him, works Ro j o ’s gat enough problems Manning's brilliance. Bulldogs ed the half. However, with the and t\xich Dick Danielson slat­ w outfielders Cleon Jones or he missed by two outs a perfect five years since I’ve been in a August. Press’ Defensive Player of the Morton of Dellas in passing. diligently at his position has a worrying about eighth-ranked have too miich Ute. ball still in play Evans ran to ed, "they deserved to win." ■rommy Agee because of their game againat them. He gave up World Series. 1 feel sure I’ll be Week In the American Football Morton has completed 22 of 32 tremendous natural ability and Oklahoma, even though hla own Purdue over Michigan * No hla left almost to the lietellne, Miuichester returns home Sat- timely hitting and fine fielding, one hit, a single and won 4-0. In this one." throws for 68.8 per cent, 383 League. never gets upset in a tight sttu- team la rated second. one else has stopped Mika reversed and raced back to the unlay for an impoitnnt CCIL thinks the MVP Is When Seaver first reported to At the time the Mets still had The fomver Michigan State y a rd i/fo u r touchdowns and an ation.” "We haven’t been extended or Phlppa, so why should Michi­ other StdeUne, then went bock soicer game againat Hall High Al Weis because of how he filled the Mets the club had a defeat- to win a five-game playoff to THE TENJ BEST All-American, who underwent 11.97 average gain. He has not That according to Mississippi pushed In beating California, gan? across again to finally score. of West Hartford at 11 a.m. In for shortstop Bud Harrelson l*t attitude but that all changed reach the World Series. But now knee surgery during the off-sea­ been intercepted. quarterback coarti Jake Glbta Texas Tech and Navy," he said. It got Kansas back Into ths This Is played In conjunction who seemed to be called up for about the Ume he won Ms first they were tMnklng ahead be- son, sparked a defensive effort Tennessee over Georgia Tech Other departmental leaders Is a modest dsscriptlon of Ar­ "We haven’t met adversity. I —Volunteers may be looking gaips and It went on to win. with Homecoming Day, and the Army reserve duty every other big league game. A half dosen cause In 24-year-old Tom Beaver WORLD SERfES that limited Simpson to 27 yards week. .include Lem Barney, Detroit, in chie Manning, The don't know If we can meet ad­ But the longest run In football football team plaj-s HoU grld- victories later then Manager they believe they have the beat ahead to Alabama, but no mat­ Baseball Is a team game and in 13 carries. Press Back of the Weak versity until we're put to the ter. history Is claimed by Texas derj In the afternoon at 1:30, Wes Westrum said; ’’Finally,' pitcher in both leaguea. By LEE MUELLER, NEA Sports Writer punt returns with an average Webster, who once threw the way Manager Oil Hodges we have a No. 1 pitcher, a atop- ______return of 27.8 yards; Mike true test, and that'll come Sat­ Notre Dame over Army—This AAM. Victor M. (Choc) Kelley, Simpson for a two-irard loaa, Maartieilrr <•> BrUM OmrtU n also came up with three other Royal says his backfleld of body on the team cMpped In. The 1969 Meta had lost three 1927 14 for a 46.1 yard average, and New York’s Yankee Stadium, at CarUale In 1906 and bock at Hunt They cheered each other, Rec VoBeyball unassisted tackles. Intercepted James Street, Jim Bertelsen. straight to Pittsburgh on their Bo Scott Ctoveland, kickoff re­ a pass and knocked down two but the Irlsli have tha trump A6rM In 1906. made the great rB "We have a different hero ev­ 'iW Koy and Steve Worster Is run against Loulsisna State. Johnson Mon(rt«H>nD final weekend at Shea Stadium. turns with an average of 88.8. others and covered a fumble cords. I ery day," rightftelder Ron Swo- But they were loose and not League Meeting "oa good as any I've hod at Live below your means. iiWRky boda had said before the Eaet -worried In the least because Tsxos" and 'be colls Btrset hla Johiwt>i$ best-erer quarterback. Oklaho­ BUY NOW ON OUR EASY PAY PLANI ma counters srlth tailback Stevs Klkln , . p.m. al the West Side Recrea- Career of Nevelle Pride^ II you'd like to gat oround the high cost ol liv­ Steve Carltoif of the Cardinals Owens, a Helsman Trophy GOODYEAR BATTERIES RrrM$a4tfr TtUti^irnK •et a nlne-lnnlng strikeout I? ,,, w? * base- tion Center, 110 Odar St for candidate who grinds out more ing, we hove o suggestion ball s biggest winner. team managers of the Men s SUkownkt record of 19. Swoboda Mt two than 100 yards every week, end Cut down on the high cost ol getting oround Hitcen* Honest, Ron Swoboda had Volleyball League. On the Top T rotter J Appears Over SmayitA homers that night for four runs X _ —-- a- rt 66i ■ 9 Jack Mlldreh, a poisnUally AUTOMATIC • MAKES • SHOCKS And buy o Volkswagen It's only 11799. Brt'it'tIckI said when four wins were need- agenda will be the It was expected that official —the only Met runs. subject of NEW YORK (AP) — The rac­ great sophomore quaiWbock. Thot 5 oround $1300 less thon the overage Wi*rbnrr ed to clinch a apot In the Nation­ tMs year's announcement of the retirement Bukownki But it all goes back to Seaver, program and ing career of Nevrte Pride, the "They’re a good football team • AUGNMtNT • ■ALANCING omount paid lor o new cor lodoy Heave it in the al League playoff against Atlan­ schedule. WQcld’a fosteat trotter al one wlU be made at a preae confar- Ht^nUc Sot'hawr with a big assist' by southpaw ta or San Francisco, "none of ua and we Udnk we’re a good foo*- bonk. M ore's coming.) All players not presently us- mile with a 1:54 4-6 clocking, U ence Thursday. il ilQht «r ¥in H r m r i” Com ml Jerry Koosman. In winning 18 has talked about the playoff. It Dancer, of New Egypt. N J. la b S team." says Royal. ”It*a al­ A V W soves you hundreds ol dollors on upkeep o 0 1 0 sociatctl with a team, and wish­ teUcTMl OfW. 8ub« (MArx’heiiier) Kininerlii\f. of their last 19 decisions they doesn't matter to ua who wins the driver and trainer of Nevela ways a good contest, ahrsys a CARWASH over the years. Manih. Conran. MiH.rv. ing to oganize one. are welcome The New York connections of i^ar\’rr. Mncl.t'tui l^niutor- sent the Chicago Cuba back on the West. It’s more fun this Pride owned by the Nevele Mtterly fought, rock 'em-aock fin to attend Men that wish to IT IS &AID that before the 1927 World Series began, the Haneea Horse of The Year It takes pints, not quarts, ol oil. their heels. The .Cube couldn’t way. taking one game at a time. ’em gama." W f HONOR Join a team currently In the the Pittsburgh Pirates sat in their dugout and shivered tor 1967 and 1666 were no* avail­ Acres and Lou Reenlck of Et- N o t one ioto ol antilreeze. "Now that you mention It," The Mtteriy fought, rock 'em- league may call Bob Pari- watcljing the New York Yankees taking batting prac­ able tor oonunent Tuesday night lenvlUe. N.Y. And it gels about 27 miles to the gollotv^The Swoboda said later, "It might be tice. Here was the greatest slugging team of all Ume. They had planned to cam- aock ’em pick Is . . . Texas. lifuumei overoge cor (thirsty devil ihol jt is) only gels 14. seau. athletic director at the on the report from Montreal And some bad botts from rough against those San Fran­ West Side Rec. belting pitch after pitch out of Forbes Field. SLt^UetoWdelrtdpuhedup 205 Spruce St. So the more you drive, the more you save. cisco pitchers. We might do bet­ himbus. Otaio. for Iti^yal and The ps.vchotogical effect was so great that some of the year srtth the hope of ms Lc-Jt Me t mrtyimg Ck|irBe And chprscet^are, you'll drive it lor yeors ond ter against AtlanU." lame oiler a wnrbout. becoming the first trotter to win Ofcishnma’a Chuck Fairbanks ' S fE C IA L writers have said the Pirates were beaten right there. Mlh> IboObRnac, dtoector of t> Te a toastM Ts Pay, yeor*. (Since we never chonge the style, a V W The World Series? There waa a million doUaro. The eon of . . . Ohio Stete to remain No. 1 OPEN 24 HOURS La*t Night's Fights At any rate, it took the Yankees only the minimum four racing at Bhie BonneU. aald FrL never goes out ol style.) very IltUe talk as to whether the games to win. . y Sur'a Prlde-ThankfUl. eras by whipping lOUi-ranked Michi­ Opsw 'nHww.. till H P.M, FREE BRAKE INSPECTION Nevala Pride had been srttb- PLAYS ’THURSDAY gan Slate. • o - i i a O f course, o V W 's not much to look at. So o Meti would rather go to cooler MIAMI BEACH. F te .-^ l to be retired tor % l. US I PJL FRONT END ALIGNMENT—8^95 MlnneapolU to play Mlnneoota'a The \ ankees had set a league record by winning 110 Amwn (ram a 636,000 trot at the —Vetemn Don Nelson "If Southarn OslUetnla’s Jim­ c lol of people buy o big (loshy cor just to love loce. - . ------Jones, 280, Goultb, Fla., out- games. B al» Ruth hit 60 home runs and batted .356. track scheduled tor breeding puipoaee after the 1969 MOST CARS w ln s or to warm BalUmora to pointed Charlie Polite, 206. Bos- will be in the lineup of my Jones Is as tough as Pur­ • W Hm WASHING Try putting that in the bank. Gehrig hit .373 and led the league in doubles and RBIs. Sntday, Oct. 16 bacauee o< the campaign. NHM0LS4UMHE8TER TIRE, S&H GREEN STAMPS ON ALL WORK face the Orioles, the beet team ton. 10. Nerele Pride’s current ean>- the Boston CMtks due's MBm PWpps. we'ra In Earle Combs also batted .356 and led the league in trouMs," sold Stontord’s John CUCIXIMES: • jn MY RINSING ALL GENERAL REPAIRING In the American League during HOUSTON—Manny tngs are 68T1.728. aeoond to toe sgminst the Cincinnati triples and total hiu. Tony Lazzeri hit .309, Mark “B m a complete «ir- Ralston miter Phipps threw five the regular campaign, s]rilt thU es. 148, Houston, outpointed Je»- 8866.171 insig up by 8u Mae Lad Rc^yali Thursday nisht TED TRUDON. Inc. Koenig .285 and Pat Collins .275. priae to us." MacOOrmac said, tmxhrtnwn pstess and s two- RUSSEU TEXACO year Into two eLx-team dlvtaloiu se "Chucho" Garcia, 147 Rev- before hla letlremm* live years at 8 at Blomfidd OUR VACUUMS RUN FOR A FULL TOLLAND TPKB.—TALTOTTVILLE because of expansion. ndsa. .Mexico. lO; Charlie Pittsburgh’s attenUon was devoted to Kiki Cuyler. "auatoy Dancer caBed me and poM eoBverrioB to nip the In- 4VTM04ia(t ADAMS and HILLIARO ST.—^TEL. 649-8110 who sat out the series on the bench after a dispute with aald timt the botae pulled tqi ago. OsrdWtei ^ Hifh. The Royab will dtons 96-8S lart Salivdsy. S MDfUTBS FOB , OIUI. No one elee In baseball ia set Shipes, 149. Oakland, stopped harnnas raelngto Brrt mO- the wav we ee. New^ hts new manager. Donie Bush. lame and; In the bert tnteeerts be led by new coach. StoBtotd*s in troubls. The pick up the way we are for a abort Johnny Ucnaire laat year ba6ete We re- Read Herald .Advertisements series," said first base coach , (Newipeger tm t*rph» Aua.) of tha taraa. tt was dseldsd to is Boufhsru Okl—wtth Jonas leans, 2. tireroant. Bob Cooay. (NEXT: 19UJ ratine w™ immadtotely." ■ \ , \ ■ ■ \ " \ x ' A . \ PAGE THIRTY-FOUR A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, B4ANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 \ '\\ ____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE THIRTY-FIVE T H IS THAT'S THE A tX rS T CARE rM A K E A Aiil»iiioh>M for Sal, 4 H d p 1^COFFEE'S MEAL J EVER ATE' Holp W oM od". Holp Wemtod— Molo 36, RESERVATION FER BUT WHAT RIGHT/ f A r «> TOO rOMO/fftOW, FUOOSVfJ 1967 BLUE VtHksWagen, sim- CoRtraetiRf 14 3S 3S tssrsv H A P P E N S FOR roof, radio, black vinyl in­ COLDJ AFTER X eoM Ptere assisnaaent IF TH E CLASSIFIED Ev e r y ' HALLMARK Building Com­ 27 BXPER^ENCBD terior, new tires. Car Uke new, SWITCHBOARD operator. U:80 F O B ATTV. CBUAAAMELL, X MAH' 8 6 - HOCZSE P U K E Aaiwtt to Frtriout Piizil* pany—for borne Improvement. COAAE A FULLTIAAE GENEALOGIST/ FIN ISH E S Y O U 11,400. 647-1604. MORTGAGES — * 1st and 2nd. p.m. • 7:90 a.m. Call 648-4510 ^so)p;;iSj» ra a a s H H H i |S3t=3iiir=!faBa addiUona, rec rooms, garages, CABINET M AJD^ YOUVE NOnCEP THG BOOMING O U T O F F lN P Poisonous Plants mortgages— interim financing between 8:80 a.m. - 1 p.m. AAAHI6ET IN ANTIQUES r EVEBTiONE Y O U B E CliTaOI^Silf^ rooHng. gutters. Free esti­ IS TBVTN& TO CUNG TO THE PAST ElMaai^iS^TB ADVERTISING —expedient and confidential S U R E T O mates, all work guarantoed. OPERATORS HOUSEKEEPING attendant for Excellent openmgiL A p ^ ; IN T H E S E u n c e r t a i n RAYS—THEVLL, Trucks^-Traefots f 5 service. J. D. Real Estate \ L O C A T E ACROSS 6 Caiii's brother CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Call 646-8S1T. elderly person. Four or more ALL WANT ANCESTRAL CHARTS/ A S A K E (Bib.) Assoc. 648-8139. 1 Poison----- Mr=l[^3!i 196l FORD H ton pick-up, also hours dally. No Sunday or Holi­ DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. HOOPLE/ 4 Poisonous 7 Capitol of 8 A JR. to 4:30 PJH. E^[?inn parts for a 1966 and 19B8 Chev­ CARPEi It r T — eonerate stops, WANTED days. Apply Marlow's Inc., 867 Manchester — 648-9567 Javanese tree ancient Elam floors, ttotehwsys. remodeling, 8 Sparing in r=^f=3ia@ r jr a ti rolet Btatl^ wagon. Oo-cart Main St. 8 ----- weed porches, gsmges, closets. eel]- Bininoss Opportunity 28 MAN Wa n t e d to tnstaU insula­ 12 Expire words railL'^ai;! COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. wheels. Reasonable. Call 649- 13 Forbidden 9 Forebodings ra[=ii2iF=^ 4a* PJI. DAY BEFORE PUBUCAHON ' 0495. att6r 5 p.m. tngs. attics nntohod. rec PACKAGE Store. Manchester, Attention tion. No experience necessary, rooms tormics. eersmle. Oth­ AT will train. Good starting rate. (vsr.) (var.) Deadltoo tor Satoiday and Monday U 4 :SB p.m. FYlda., good location, exceUent lease 7roincr~lil 14 Love god 10 Horn (anat) aur=3Dai?J I U3iuti@ra er related work. No Job too with volume, growing each X-TRA-$$ Apply. Glass Wool Insulation 15 Distinct things 11 Killw whales T raB trs— small. Dan Moran. Bulldsr year. Must sell due to Ulness CO., 390 Prospect St., Esst A LLE Y OOP 17 Mountain 18 Wild goat 29 Bracks of ears 39Sesame PLEASE READ YOUR AD Evenings 649-8880 sign up now—begin later. HaKford, mornings only. BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Frenm author of com 40Oakaeed Mobilo Homos 6-A in family. Ftor information or recess (gebl.; Many attracUve clerical var.) 20 Discover 30 Monk’s cowl 41 Trap Claaaifled or “ Want Ada" are taken over tk . ni. ■ SAVE MONET! Fast aervloa. appointment caU 048-BS88. VECZ>R,I7HINKWE rr'LL CERTAINiy ...WHICH REMINP5 ME, 31 Girl’s itome 43 Slushy ice cotfvenlMice. The advertiser ahould read hu ^ NIMROD tent trailer complete­ openings. FYill or part-time EXCITING career posttlon aOTOUBBELVro A THA'e TH' BIGGEST SM ILE I YEAH, BUT IT WONT BE 18 Deadly 21 Turkish Dormers, room addltlana, gu- BENICBNOrno I'D BETTER TAKE rVE SEEN ON GLiZ' FACE 1 THERE VERYUMG! LOOK night^de regiment 32 Observed 44 Body of Kaffir DAY IT APPEARS and BEPTOT Fm SIiS FIRST ly equipped, sleeps 6, Uke new. hours available. Work In opening with convalescent pwgnvaooppKAL HAl/ETOCOOK TH' REST OF THESE rages, porcheT. roofing and HSRS, UMPAI IN MANY A M O O N ( WHAHS COMING/ 20 Fraud (coll.) 22 Small casks 34 Departed from warriors ' next Inaerlion. Ih e Herald to Call 649-2920. N your own area, free park­ home chain. This Is s growth A W M O R E .___ ^ GOODIES OVER TO organization 45 PertiBn poet siding. Compare prices. Add- THE PALACE,f .■,1, TPUOWI 23 Two-toed 2SOceans correct or omitted inaerdon for anv^vertlMmlJlit 5?^..*°' Musical— Dtomotic 30 ing. top rates. No fees. Open spot for right indlvldusl. Busi­ C -I D .^ sloths 26 Walk in water 37 ~For fear ■ that 48 Footed vase only to tte extent of a “ make cood" m«er«™*"a>"* “ ** b r a n d n e w 1970 pick-tv A-Level Dormer Oom., 299- ness training helpful, adminis­ Cf^nfR 49 Regret PRIVATE instructions —piano, dally 9-5. Monday and 24 Holm oak 27 Arabian 38 Accented do not leaaen the v a l u e d coaches, nicely equipped and 0449 trative ability a must Send de- seaport syllable 50 Recede by London certified teacher, Thursday untU 7. Call Son­ 25 Yogi corrected by “ make good" Insertion * wUl not be priced as low as 8895. These ya, 523-0493. Ulto to P.O. Box 825, Man­ 28 Small horse ADDITTONB. remodeling, gs- my home. 64S-8S10. f ® 1 @ N E IN 30 Cranial pains r"r"r" s B7 7- r"nrir 1 units wlU go on H or 46 ton chester, Conn., 06040. E V E PrY trucks. See them now at Rec- rage, rec rooms, bathrooms T COED Temporary Service FAAAILV< 33 Turns from a 12 1 (Rockville. Ton Free) 1 O 1 purpose U town, USA Inc., Route 6, west tiled. U t^ens remodeled, ce­ 100 ConstttuUon Plaza FURNITURE reflntoher. Ex­ 35iPo Poem IS 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 of WiUimantic. Telephone 1- ment wortt, cellar fioora, pa­ Holp Wont© d Suite 800 perienced preferred but wUl i) 8 7 5 - 3 1 3 6 tios, rooting. CaU Leon dee- 36 Ruhr city 423-1625. Open weekday eve­ 35 You need no pre­ train the right man. Including 37 SoUtary I ll nings untU 10 p.m. synski. BuUder. 649-4891. EARN 850 and more in famous benefits. Apply In person at OUT OUR WAY % Against the n'* vious experience. brand Items. No investment. BY J. B. WILLIAMS malt (naut)' fi 22 WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ Watkins, 936 Main St., Man­ We’ll train you at Help friends shop from home. chester. 41 Auto style Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? modeling ipecIsUst. Additions, HIGH SCHOOL Send for free all new catalog. 1 WOHPKA HOWA4AMV 42 Withdrawals a good starting 10*6 , TH ERE'S TH' MolorcyelM—- rec rooms, dormers, nnrrlisi. Popular Club Plan. Dept. X- FU I^TIM E paper cutter with C 1—9 %f MIA, Ua XM. UA N>. OW. CUBICFeBTOF B J B —A W T H E 46 Trimmed salary, Valuable THEKB ARK IN THAT SECRET OF NS 21 fi 1! cabtnsU, formica, built - ins. Juniors and sophomores for 601, Lynbrook, N.Y. experience or we wilt train. PILET IF WBFtoCKP (Scot) ■ 24-Hour Answering Service BicyciM 11 benefits, pleasant SUCCESS/ rr 47 Not ripe bathrooms, kitchens. 640.S44r> waitress work, part-time af­ Qunver Printing, 647-1438. D A V Y JONES O FF THE LB>kyrH, M u s t BE THE a working condi- BY LEFT and MeWILLIAMS ESTIAAATED THE 51 Concerning BICYCLES—New and used. Re­ BABY-SiTTING In my home, M ENIAL VACUUM < KITCHENS — Colonial, mod­ ter school and Saturdays, THMIDPtETHATS 52 Ship's mast Free to Heraid Readers pairs on all makes. Open dally ditions, opportu- hours 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., 4-5 UPHOLSTERER — Part-tlma, em and Mediterranean. Also good pay. good hours, pleas­ PCRCy WAS WONPCRFUL, 1 KNOW, MISS COME ON. ALL RIGHT. A4AKIM' B O<099 O B S J 53 Burnish 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shev. nity for advance- day« a week, M9-86Q1, after 6 mornings and afternoons. ORSON... HE TOOK THAT T H A N K YOU.' YOU OUT OF U S / Uu rec rooms. All work custom ant atmosphere. Apply In PORie. BUT HE BE A SOOP BUT HE\l 54 Transmit *** cuweined Wdvenueaifmtar ment. p.m. Watkins Bros., 648-8171. FARCCL FROM M B. HAVE SAVED ME A 55 Employ NO answer at the telephone listed? Simpl.v call the 182 West Middle Tpke.. 649- person. W ON'T S IV E PORPOISE, BE SO R R Y .' LOT OP BMBARRASSj ti 2098. built. Call Royal Custom Build­ IT TO M B . ' PERCY,' 56 Bird'Bird's beak ers, 646-3484. CASHIBR for large fabric de­ EIXPERIBINCED mechanic DOWN 4S IT U EDWARDS BRASS KEY Visit our employ­ partment store, 5-day week, wanted for general repair 1 Cyprinoid.flsh J* N. J. LaFTomme — Carpenter experience prefered. Apply to garage. Profit sharing plan SI S2 contractor. AddlUons, remodel­ RESTAURANT ment office locat­ 2Wine(Fr.) Businass SorvicM ed at 52 East Cen­ Pilgrim MlHs, Fabric IJe^rt- available for quaUtled man. 3 sun ANSWERINO SERVICE ing and repairs. CaU anytime s* SS OffMod 13 829 Main St. ter Street, Man­ ment Store, 434 Oakland Ave., Sea Mr. Sloan,' Sloan Oarage, 4 Speak J tL for free esUmates. 875-1642. 6464433. Route 83, Vernon. 5 Bucket 649-050C 87S-251S YOU ARE A-1. truck to A-1 chester. Open (Ntwtpaptt Fatf/priie AsmJ OUars, atUcs, yards, drive- WOMEN needed part-time In Monday through FUEL OIL driver, full-tima po­ and leave your message. You’U hear from our advertoser tn Pavbi9— Drivaways 14>A sition for dependable, ex­ Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. ways sealed and small truck- the Manchester area to do of­ Friday from 8:30 H*ip Wontod~Mai© 36 Ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre fice cleaning In the evening. a.m. to 6:00 p.m., perienced married man, good DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is TRUCK Driver's Helper—Must wages, benefits, uniforms and mano Trucking Serrloe toU- Good wages, paid holidays and the lime to restore the life nnd or call 643-4101, be 18 or over. Driver's license. Aufomobilts For Seri* 4 (ree. 742-9487 other fringe teneflts. Apply at overtime. See Mr. HUl at lOT appearance of your driveway. or call 643- Apply Shipping Department, Bumalde Ave., Btoat Hartford. For free estlipate. call 742- Rudder Window (leaning Co., ex'tension 368. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER STEPS, sidewalks, atone walls, Watkins Bros, of Manchester. 289-0351. HERALD 1984 FALCON, automatic, 9487. 157 Charter Oak Ave., Hart­ Evening and Sat­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ford or caU 537-8171. door sedan, 8125. as Is. AU concrete repairs, both in- urday interviews CARPENTERS, framers, layout MAN WANTED to repair mea» WAYOUT and trimmers. Experienced uring tools. WlU train. Must BY KEN MUSE BOX LETTERS 2076 sifter 6:80 p.m. sids and outside raUings. Land WOMAN with bindery exper­ can be arranged. -Roofing— Siding 16 only. 743-8064 after 4 pm . have mechanical aptituds. Call lO-U scaping. Reasonably priced ience, full-time at local print­ 643-4368 or Inquire In person. 1921 AUTOMOBILES ARE YtDU KIDDING? FtHT YiNir MUST SACRIFICE — 1064 HlU- CtoU 6480851 BIDWICLL Home Improvement ing ahop. Gunvar Printing, 647- MBtTHANIC — for fleet work, man Minx deluxe. Priced to Holt's Inc., 2 McKee BL, AREN'T WORfTH A CE N T.' 1921 AUTOMOBILES aBteSi HeWOeSAREA^APE-MOTBORM Infomiation Co Expert InetaUaUoc of 1428. six -dsy week. Must be avail­ WILL Y O U lA IMf MA, I.. Ti. m IW 1 sell, 8325. Call 649-0198 SHARPENING Service - Saws Manchester. lll^iiwMfcieriidIwKi*. AT *3 5 0 0 EACH aluminum aiding, guttom and able for out of town work. For knives, aces, shears. skates NATIONAL concern has im­ INSURE 1921 THE HERALD wUI not' trim. Roofing Installation and THE appointment call 643-2378, 649- INSPECTORS and mold men COMES TO OVER disclose the identity of I960 VALIANT — running con­ rotary blades. ()uiok servloe AUTOMOBILES? "A repalra. 049-6496. 875-9108 mediate openings tor pleasant 4215. start at 83.66 per hour. All any advertiser using box dition. Make offer. Call 648- Capitol Equipment Co.. St ^ 6 7 2 , 0 0 0 / SHORT RIBS telephone promotional work, benefits. Openings svsllable BY FRANK O’NEAL letters. Readers answer­ 6381. Msiln St., Manchester. Hour) ROOFING, alumlmnc MOng. part or full-time, morning or ing blind box tuls who SOUTHERN Immediately on first and sec­ dally 7:80-5. Thursday 7:80-9 guners, carpenter work, 85 evening hours avallsble. Lib- desire to protect their 1966 FORD custom, automatic. Saturday 7:804 648-7958 years' expnrienes. Oomcetloui LANDSCAPE WORKERS ond shifts. Please call 389-4361. ^ R E '5 A ’tWO-QUN identity con foUow ‘ his sral bonus and frlngs bensfita, Firestone Retread Shop, 30 Bid- fimsicmiffr Can be seen at Duke’s Etoso, Valley Oonstniotlon Oo.. 6 0 hourly wags, convenient park­ NEW /PResioeKT/ s v m f f ! ! KIttP/? HgAPPomisvwy/ procedure: LIGHT trucking, odd Joba. also wall Rd., South Windsor. Broad and Center St. 7180. Free esttmato ing. Phone 646-0736 tor appoint­ No Experience Necessary moving large appUancci Burn­ Full or part-Ume nutmlnge. D.U.iM.AinD INSURANCE D.U.M.AUTO INSURANCE Ehiclose your reply to ing barrels delivered. M. 644- ment. PART-TIME Must bs able to '^D.U.M.AUTD INSURANCE the box in an envelope — 1963 VOLKSWAGEN "Bug,’’ ROOFTNG and Root Repair 82.60 per hour. 1775 Couglln Roofing Oo.. Ino.. 643- ENGLAND do tune-up work and tire work. address to the CTasjlfled good condition, needs tires, 49,- EXPERIENCED typist and Manager, Manchssler 7707 Apply Bantly Service Canter, 000 mUes. Call 646-4035. ATTICS and cellaro cl«aneA HYGIBNIST tor Saturdays, COMPANY THE m APOLOGISHS, SEAT. SHOULDA Tour letter wlii be de­ cabinets and vanltlae. Paid DID YOU HURT 9083. AL MARINO Services — 044- and dental sscretaiy part- BOATS FREE,’ LISHEHEP TO YOU. HAD NO BISHNES5 stroyed If the advertiser ROOFING — Spectaltzinfr rt SALESMAN Rapidly growing holidays, paid vacation next VOURSELF, 2615. Cleaning attics, cellars, Umo. Write Box “ F " Manohss- AAR. AAIKE. I TAKING t h e VWEEL. is one you’ve mentioned, 1963 FORD station wagon, auto­ pairing roots of all kinds, new An Equal Opportunity Employer local wholesaler has one open summer. Ability to tnstall plas­ AAR. MIKE? garages. Bulky furniture, ap­ ter Herald. THINK YOU ff not It wUI be bandied matic, new rubber. Call 643- roots, gutter work, eblmasy* Ing, attractive opportunity, tic laminates on counter tops pliances moved, removed. BOUNCED the usual manner 2344 ^ter 6 p.m. clasnsd and rspslrsd. 8l> yasrt' FUIXeTIME and part-time home every night. R ^ ly Box deslreable. New England OVER THE k Metal, cardboard drums avail­ eicparisnes. Free astliBatsa wsitressss, 5-day week, 9 - 0 OC, Menchestsr Herald. Woodworking Co.. •48-64*7. SANDBAR. M able. WOMAN to do housework, hours I 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, 8425. Also CaU Howley 848-5881 *44- shift. W. T. Grant Co., Park- •-1, 0 days per week. Own 1965 Ford FYiIcon, 8460. Very ade. SHOULDA COMPLETE sharpening serv­ transportation. Call between BROKEN AW RANGED Lost and Found 1 clean 1965 Rambler wagon, ice. Hand and power mowers ROOFTNG, Gutters, Chimneys ASSISTANT bookkeeper— must 6;S0-8:a0, 649-9743. NECK.IWA CROCKED... LOST — Savings Passbook No. 8900. Savings Bank of Man­ sharpened and repaired. Pick New and rspairs our special. know bookkeeping divierslfled A FAILURE! I'V E chester, 646-1700. NEED qualified representatives 14673 Hartford National Bank up and deUvery GsB anyllms, ty, 20 years experiance. FTee work. -Benefits. Apply in per­ ROUTE SALESMAN MADE A MESH OF Interested In good earnings at and Trust Co., First Manches­ 1931 FORD pick-up, very good 043-5305. Sharpen, 580 Adams estimates. Gall Roy Kanshl son Geer Bros., 140 Rye St., EVERYTHINfi' once. Increased Christmas bus­ ter Office.- Ai^Ucation made condition. From the estate of St, Manchester, Oonn. 643^1853 after 6 p.m. So. Windsor. h MU, be. m Ox Nl. CM, for payment. Howard Cheney. CaU 228-9078 iness means more openings In ESTABLISHED BAKERY ROUTE TRUCKING DRIVERS tor school buses, Manchester. Cell 389-4923. FOUND — Utmgrel, terrier, after 6 p.m. “ Something for the man who has everything? How MiliiMfy, Manchester schools, 7:30-* :4S S ^ A Y WBBK OUTSfDI WORK shepherd, black, tan, male. SAND-GRAVEL—Light Truck­ A !« about a burglar alarm?" ing. Snow Plowing—Driveway Drtumahiiig 19 a.m., 2:15-8:45 p.m. Excellent t/flCAL OaU Dog Warden, 646-1566. 1963 OLDSMOBILE F-85 sedan, NURSES AIDES —11 p.m. to C A U PAUL MARCUSON— S23.S291 MICKEY FINN and Business. One ton and part-time for third ehlft work­ BY LANK LEONARD DRBMMAKINO and aUera- 7 e.m. Leurel Ffonor, 649-4519. LOST —Passbook No. 25-002973 649-3036. five-ton trucks. Work by hour ers, houeewivee. We train you. m OAKWOOD AVE. tiona' sippers replaced etc. 648-3414. WEST MARTtrORO 75A«4rJS A LITTLE NUAABER76 3, The Conn. Bank A Trust Co. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, Ught or Job. YIKIMB BAKIN8 GO. BETTER,PHIL! IVS Call 649-4811. NURSES AIDES S-ll p.m. TJW IS IN AT LEFT STEVE CANYON Application made for payment. green, good condition. Call f/OtV S ! TO lO J OH, TACKLE-AND BY MILTON CANIPP 647-9839 or 649-2143 KEYPUNCH Operatons- day LaunI Manor, ett-tai*. SMONDHALF IF ONLY BEEFY a 644-1820. gPEm IN THAT NUMBER and evening; Clerks, Typtote, BACK IN— WE'D AN YOU SEND MONEY TO ODD JOBS, light trucking, MoviliBg--Tnichliig— needed In Monchrater, Boot DRAMATIC STILL BELONGS TO LITTLE OLEY MIGHT LISTEN TO Meanwhile.. ^VWI BE A NICEVpony fWH-Mom Pononols 1964 FORD Fairlane, station PAASHION. BEEFY MENISH. HIS NURSIN'HOME UNBE­ YOU, SINCE YOU'RE THE ONLY carpentry, miscellaneous re­ Hartford areas. Temporary cs- 0 BOYANDOET AAE,BABY.'THIS K wagon, power steering, power Storogo' 20 SMITE OF KNOWNST lb HER...BUT CAT HE ADMIRES.' RIDE WANTED from Green pain, .etc., good service and BlgnmenU. Good pay, no fee. VDUR MOMS PAY- brakes, alr-conditloning. 649- dOLYNE TAKES SHE NEEDS M3U IN PHtSON/ Rd. to Pratt ft VVhltney Air­ low prices. 648-7818. , M A N O H E m R Dellvery-Hgbt Staff Bulldere, 11 A ^ u m St., PARTTIME THE KICMOFF 0623. trueklng and paokage delivery. f . . ’a craft, Gate 3, first shift, 7-3:30. Room 608, Hartford, 37S-7«10. AND GOES TREE . SERVICE (Boueler) - Retrigermtore, weatoeie and 92V9ARD6 649-2746. » MOTHERS. fThlldren back AUTO MECHANICS 1986 FORD Galaxle convertible, Trees cut, building lots clear stove moving, spactalty. Fhld FOR A automatic, 2-door, V-8. Reason­ In school? - Now to your TOUCHDOWN. RIDE WANTED vicinity Utm- ed, trees topped Got a tree Ing ebalrs tor nnt. *4941753 able. Very good condition. 643- problem? WeU worth phone chance to work 3 or 4 hours W * Hav* 2 Opaningt For more Dr. to State Office Build­ a day . . . os many days ing, 8:30 to 4:30 daily. CaU 2506. caU, 743-8352 CLERK TYPIST 21 ss you wish! No experiencs EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS 649:8602 after 6 p.m. JEEP — CJSA with Insulated CARPB7T Installing — Ruga cut necessary. Pleasant In-atore metal cab and canvas top, CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ VISUAL handicapped man de­ and fintohed to fit. Ctoll 646- GIRL FRIDAY promotion work—kK-sf. (Ob­ flotation wheels, spare tires, terior painting, paper hanging. tain customer reaction to sires ride from Union St. Man- 1680 dasre, evenings 648-9*10. If yoii hav* tha qualifieatloni wa hava tha job. snow plow__Wam hubs. 649- Discoimt on wallpaper. Ckll INTERESTING WORK IN SUB- etore services), *2. i>er h e r condition. *860. 643-1136 be­ mates, insured. CeU evenings Ury needed for doctor's office >LUCk',BIUy. IHe/MNYBBABLe 1966 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Hard­ hanging. Oeiltage. eto Insured. APPOIN'TMENT . REPOSSESSIONS sattofaction guaranteed. 647- DESIGNERS, INC. SOMfi OtAV YflQU'LL. RieSHT N O W W E DON'T=- HOW COME MDU ctmipany plan. Douglas Mo- “ ALL IN GOOD OffMwd 13-A 9564. WOMAN, reliable, neel for gen­ GET TWAT WOHSB, HAVe THAT KIND HADH * - ♦ZA------BILLI-- o NJ /'V toie, 845 Main. Ill ABH STREET PRISCILLA! O F M O N E V . ~QRFi THE SPACE, CONDITION” EABT HARTFORD. eral housework, ttvo days LIGHT TRUCXINa. bulk dettv- B. H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Sons. PROS 1088 CHEVROLET n , white con­ 1967 Pontiac 9 passenger wagon ery, yards, .attica, eellars dean- OOtnt. 061M weekly, • to 13:80. I3ft0 per. 10-8 Interior and exterior painting, vertible. Power steering, radio, air-conditioned ed and ramovtd. Also odd Jobs hour. Own trensportaUon S9 I 1966 Grand Pjrlx. Alr-condltlon- paper hanging. Thirty years An Equal Opportunity Employer eentlel. CeU *491440. CAPTAIN EASY beater, bucket seats. Running •44-59*2 IMMEDIATE experienoe^ four generations. BY LESLIE TURNER rondltlon. 8375 or best offer. ed Free eetimates, fully Insured. UANICURIFT sranted. fuU or •43-8771 after 5. 1966 GTO Hardtop. 4-speed TWO handymen went a variety SBCRETART good skllU and of Jobe by day or hour. Rea­ •49T**1. parl-Ume. Call Magic Mirror I HE'S A WISHTY PiRSIfnNT AOTOMAPH 1967 Cadillac hardtop coupe all background required, exceUent I FBFWPl IT* 1**7 CHEVROLET, 4-door sonable. Call 6495306. Beauty laloa, *48-344*. ■ '’' “ I NOT HANTIP BT POUCSl / BWIRT <3P W N M------P .^IN A M10------A CMt IJMB BE*^ power, alr-conditloning TWO YOUNG married men srill location. Belery to 1115. Fee OPENINGS ' aw.catdn to •edan. V-*, automaUc. Call *49 1966 Caprice 4-door hardtop all do interior painting through paid. Rfta- Girt. *00 Bttver KEYPUNCH operator 089. UNIT* U B - CM.IWLCA10N! 9333 after «. power, alr-eondltionlng REWEAvmo of buna, mMb- l WLL YOU TURN the srlnter. Free estlmatee. Lane, Eem Hartford. 629M1*. Mostly numerical. Benefits. S IV ItA L EXCM LIIIT OfFORTUNmO 1967 Firebird hardtop coup<- bdes, sippers repsdrsd. Win­ Reasonable ratee. *491143, *49 Goer Bros., 140 Rye M., lo 19*3 JAGUAR. SA sedan, excel­ 1967 Mustang Fast back dow diadea made to measure, CUDRK TTPUFT, good typing, HAVE DEVILOnO IN OUR P«M: lent oondlWon throughoid. Cell 47*1. Windsor. ) 1965 Cortina Sedan radio ft all atse Veaetien blinds. Ksyt pixma ablUty, coovenlent loes- ^ 4 S i l ■ i « M8-887D anytime. heater made while you waft. Tapa re­ tloo. galary to 890. Fee paid. MIDDLE-AGED, housekeeper, >o-» W M»«. corders for rent. Marlow's *•: - Yn Ml N Wl .^ifEAa»a4»- lo-t 1966 Country Squire. 9 pas­ Rita Girl. K » iUver Lane. East live In. light svdrk, no children, b o y in service, must sell 1088 Mate 8L *49*221 Hoof FiabUEg 24 CONCRETE FANICATOIS Cutlase. 8 cylinder, Rem-alr, senger wagon Hartford. i39Ml*. steedy. Oa bus Une. Ref- ROBIN MALONE 1965 Corvette convertible FIXIOR BANDDfO end reflniab crancee. 349*100. Hftve mmaty epeotegn to r ntoody war©. Nn «x- BY BOB LUBBERS ^ J t poorer steering. 2-door herdtop. LIGHT trucking — Lawns, cel­ WANTED -RaUaMt cleanli* 11,000 mUee. *3.296. 565-7106 or 1967 Camaro hardtop 4-apeed lars. attics cleaned, odd Jobe. lag fspacuUatng in oldar p*ri*M* rundred. YiBr-rMMid ootli wltk «fe«r> VH£ 5 HOULD HAve C/UJOHr i / — ■ sroman to help srtUi house WOMAN sranted lor boby- CP HeisTAKCN HER C>TitAr ? ITcTANT p c ' ^ 1967 Buick Wildcat 4-door hard­ Trees cut and removed. *49 fleers), ineide palnllnc. Paper tioM. Tip pay mien. Many bsmeflt*. o m im akap. CXVKiX! 5 HAPf'Y LirUE-- KACf H6g r KATHVS crHtPtETFLV top banging. No Job loe small ssorit. one day a sreek. OsU sMUng, days, 2 children. Oem- *000. A a TURW6 P O F F ON tC K S & -' , \ 198* ALFA-ROMEO. rebuilt en\ 19U Volkssnigen convertible John Verfallle. *49*710. *4928*1. bridge BL *47-18*4. Rcw> w e gtne end trensmtosion. Bodjr 19OT Chrysler< Nesrport hardtop PAisaepA needs, work. First 1275 takes coupe ■ f^A V L E S It. 1-4397407. 1968 MG Midget convertible BACK/ WOOOWMKEIS iM LITTLE SPORTS 1968 Triumph TTt 250 14 m T K N IE R Y BY ROU80N 1*8* CHEVROLET. Impale, 1968 Plymouth Fury 3 sir-coo- .NEWTON H. SMITIl ft *ON- coovertlbie, automatic, good dltlooed RsmodeUng. repairing, add METAL FARRICATOIS wimlttfcfti. *871. CaU after 7 1968 Grand Prtx eU power air- P-m. *49**n. VmmBmmthomtVBB coodttianod No Jib C—Hb eim * W*rii WHli ( 1**B BARRACUDA Faetback. 2SS-8715 too small QsQ i w # ' For intormaUoo call Mr. Bake very low mileage. Excellent DORMERS, garagao. eordhee, cooditoB. Priced to seU. Anto- or Mr. Grtppo. AUIEB BUm M SYSTEMS rec zooms, tdom eddhlene. maMe, *, owner. *1* M*I- CL’VTOIOZED 19*7 Thnader- kttcbsne. ad4*-levela. roefteg. AM TOLLAND TVRN Pm M DET f v v my good running fatrd. I spisd OTsrdrivc. riereo. sk3ng. general repairs. Quamy txmdftiew 19*8 Tolkasvagen. new tires, seats, top end patet. srortananaMp. Fkwaeing evaS- W.TrSuilT MANCHKam . OONN. — C4M1M Movtog eat of etate. Fbst 8l*0 Cftn be seen at 334 Hartford oUe. Economy BMldari^ lae.. tafem ft. *49301. Rd. Beet oftor. 449«U*. *734*47 n lldllgl ■ ■'V PAGE THIRTY-SIX V ^ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1969 Hdp W a n fd . Molt 36^ Help Wanted— Merit 36 H»!p Wqnr«d— Mate 36 Help Wanted Mote 36 Aparhnenti r i o t * A^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN JIO BORB Operators — flrrt. UTILITY kitchen man, part- ■econd and third ahift. Lathe time, 1 11-4 p.m. over lunch 63 Tenemeirts 63 operators, second shift. Vertl Houses For 5ote 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE hour. No weekends. Apply In FOUR-ROOM duplex Includes Out of Town Out of Town cal turret lathe operators, see LEWIS r s WOfiLD person oply. Howard John­ LOOKINO tor an apartment? stove and refrigerator. Adults. f i v e - ROOM Ranch, 'three For 5ote 75 Mid shift. Call LeMl Corpora Auto Mechanics NO.OFFCER- 1 DIDN’T NOTICE THE CaOR OF THE For 5ote 75 son’s, 394 Tolland Tpke., Man­ Have many to choose fro m , Reasonable. Write Box "DD”, CLASSIFIED bedrooms, large kitchen with Uon, 648-2883. CAC-OR1WE LICENSE NOMBER-BUT TNE chester. MACHINE CO. 8148. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ Manchester Herald. dining area, two-car garage, BOLTON — Custom built nine- » FRONT ENDS I \ tor, 648-4888. 100x200’ treed lot. Vacant. 'NOMAN DRIVING iT VlAS VJEARING A PURPlt BOLTON —1941 built Colonial. room Raised Ranch. Three or FTVB-ROOM apartment, 8 ^ bed­ 820,900. Wolverton Agency, aOCHE MAT 'NITM MATCMiNG SHANTUNG . 6 rooms, 2 baths, plastered four bedrooms, large living • BATTERIES LOOKINO for anything In. real rooms. Aveilable Oct. 18. No ADVERTISING Realtors, 649-2813. SCAI^-BIOE TWEED PRESS- EMERAlP walls, 2-car attached garage, room with cathedral celling Has openings for estate rentals — apartments, shrubbed lot. 'Truly a well built WANTED • T U N E -U P S pets. 649-1972 between 8-7 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS PIN- pearl EARRINGG , with full-wall fireplace, family homes, multiple dwellings, no EIGHT-ROOM Colonial, 4 bed­ home. Assumable 6%i per cent style kRchen, with buUt-ins and FIVE-ROOM flat, second floor, 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJM. rooms, family room flrat floor, — PULL-TTMB — EXPERIENCED • SHOCKS fees. Call J. D. Real Bstate mortgage. Flano Agency. 646- glass sliding door, large fin­ Aseoclates, Inc.. 648-8129. children welcome, available 2H baths, sundeck, double gar­ 0191. ished rec room with huge atone SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT BRIDGEPORT November 1st. $168 including age. 150x290, trees, 839,900. fireplace, three full baths, Permanent, part-time posi­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVt. FOUR-room apartment, second heat. Call 643-0271 or 742-9676. Hutchins Agency 649-8324. FISHING BOAT and motor In­ separate "lied laundry room, OPERATORS tions now available for ex­ AND LUBRICATION MAN floor, centrally located, 648- 4:80 P.M. D A Y BEFORE PU B U CA’HON cluded with beautiful wooded two-car garage. Many extra perienced auto mechanics. MIDDLE TPKE. West, S ATTRACmVE "CALIFORNIA 6872. DeadUne for Saturday and Monday Is 4;S0 p.m. Frida.i acre Ranchette located In features. 84'4.5A ROCKVILLE — Three family, large eat-ln kitchen 818,000. Old established neighborhood, Apply To ^ore Manager able immediately. 649-8786. Houses For Rent 65 84,680 yearly Income. Assum­ Jacquellne-Roberts Agency, MORIARTY BROTHERS BRIDGEPORT TRACER MODERN three-room furnished near bus. Low 20’s. LUlian Business Property able mortgage. 824.900. Car­ 646-3339. ASSEMBLY WORK apartment, convenient loca­ VERNON— 7-room older home, Grant. Realtor. Walton W. 315 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER EDGERTON Gardens — Near riage Realty. 648-1111. CUT OFF SAWS hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom tion, on bus line. Call 649-4438, Uving room fireplace, oil hot For 5ole 70 Grant Agency, 643-1183. COLUMBIA — S-BBDROOM apartments. Wall to wall car­ air heat, 2-car garage, bam 878-0134. modem kitchen (stove and re­ Ga* u 8 e**~ftit.s Vfw xw(r vv TOLLAND — prestige area holidays and benefits. Call 827- ment, quiet residential area, air-conditioned office building. Market, Grocery Department, frigerator stay), basement. (Xll.UMBIA — Immediate oc­ Railed Ranch, S bedrooms, 8171 or apply at Rudder Win­ stove, refrigerator, heat, all Prestige location. Walking 728 Middle ’Tpke., Manchester. BOLTON — 3-bedroom, 2 full Combination windows. Selling cupancy, six-room Colonial dow Cleaning Co., 187 Charter utilities and parking, 8180 dining room with eliding glass distance to banks. Town Hall baths, 2-car garage. Deadend for $16,900. T.J. Crockett. Real­ style home. Treed half-acre Oak Ave., Hartford. M EN for tire service and re­ INSPECTOR monthly. Ideal for newlyweds. Houses For 5a?e 72 doors. Mediterranean kltehsn, and downtown Main St. Abun­ St., electric stove. 8235. month­ tor. 643-1577. Houses For 5ate 72 Houses For 5ote 72 Houses For 5ote 72 lot. Ijike privileges. Only 817,- large living room. garage cap shop. Good pay, 48-88 hours "Mow'd y'oII like to lease some of this here land to Available immediately. Call dance of free parking. Will be MAN WANTED to work In lum­ Capable of checking aircraft tolerances. Layout ly. Keith Real Estate, 649- 900. rn.iek Realtors, 289-7475. treed lot, In a beautiful eat- per week, all benefits. Must ole T e x ? " 236-0864. completed December 1st. Va­ MANCHESTER _ six - room PRIVACY — 825,900. Immacu­ COMFORTABLE -- Large — ber yard, must have driver’.s 1922, 646-4126. WESTSIDE — 5-room home, 3 742-8243. tlng, 831,900 Jacquellne-Rob- be steady worker. Experience experience on forgings, castings and first piece set­ riety of office suites from 800 Colonial overlooking Center late Raised Ranch. Ojuntry Older home with four bed­ license. Davis ft Bradford COLONIAL Manor Deluxe one- down, 2 up. one bath, garage. erta. Agency, 646-8886. helpful. Apply Nichols Man­ ups required. Excellent opportunity for advance­ square feet to 8,000 square COVENTRY — '3 - bedroom, 2- Park. 1 % baths, two-car kitchen, two fireplaces, recre­ rooms, family room, dream BOLTON I.airge center hall, Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St.. bedroom apartments and two- Lot 80x180’ . 819,900. Philbrlck MANCHESTER chester Tire, Inc., 208 Broad ment. Apply feet. Call Warren E. Howland, car garage, large living room garage, large rooms. Immedi­ ation room, garage, patio, kitchen, dining room, large liv­ S-bednxuu LRanch. Double VERNON — New6-room Colo­ I East Hartford. bedroom Townhouse. Appli­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. St., Manchester. Artictes For Sate 45 Housohold Goods 51 Realtor, 648-1108. with fireplace. 18 minutes from ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen­ ing room, two baths, 829,800. g; rage, I 'j acre woorled lot. nial with charming family ances, and utilities. $146-8188. cy, Realtors, 649-5324. Jacqueline - Roberta Agency, 308 WINCHESTER model 100 SEWING MACHINES — singer Manchester, 8196 per month. cy. 646-0131. FIRST OFFERING Oopperlone buUt-lns. natural room 4 bedrooms, large liv­ J. D. Real Estate Assoclcites, SMALL STORE near 100 per ADAMS St., stx-rcxim older Keith Real Estate, 649-1922 646-3339. trim, two fireplaces, private, ing room, dining room, aat-ln ROLO MACHINE CO. with 6 power scope, sling case automatic zig-zag, excellent 643-8129. 818.500 — SEVEN-ROOM house home In exceptional condition. cent Main Street location. Ap­ 646-4126. COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First Excellent 514 room brick 824.800. M eyer Agency. Rc«il- kitchen, 2 baths, one-car ga­ and shells, near new. 649-8786. condition. Makes buttonholes, on acre lot. Aluminum siding, Huge fam ily room down. New BULLARD OPERATORS 65 ELM ST., MANCHESTER ply M arlow’s, 867 Main Street. ■floor consists of large living Ranch In excellent condi­ tors, 643-0609. rage, 83t,800. Jacqueltne-R«b- hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ MANCHESTER — Park Chest­ storms and screens, garage. heat, new wiring. Sensibly room with fireplace, dining tion throughout. Two-car erte Agency, 646-SSU. inally over 8800., 6 monthly nut Garden Apartments, No­ F IV E —room suite of front Main Immediate occupancy. Bel Air priced at 821,600. Immediate MANCHESTER TO LLAND — 121,200, 8 (4-room HORIZONTAL BORING MILL OPERATORS Appointments arranged by phone— 647-1431 Boots and Aceossorios 46 Out of Town room, modem kitchen with garage, hot water oil h «it. payments of 88.80 each or pay- vember 1st, 3% rooms at $160. St. offices, 100 percent loca- Real Estate, Vincent A. occupancy. T J. Crockett, Ranch on large lot. Ideal for SHEET METAL MECHANICS and HEfJ*ERS built-Ins, den, large family plastered walls, full insula­ VERNON New Three-bed­ 16’ ’THOMPSON Lapstrakc 30 822-0931 dealer Heat, hot water, oven-range, Uon near banks, air-condition­ For Rent 66 Bogglni, Realtor, 643-9332. Realtor, 643-1577. FIRST OFFERING young family. 10 per cent room, plus finished rec room tion, fireplace, wall to wall room Raised Ranch. Large liv­ ^ r s t class machinists only, need apply. Immediate open- refrigerator, parking and ed, automatic fire sprinkler. down to qualified buyer. T.J. CLEAN, Us55'"7em i^t^. STAFFORD Springs — West­ In basement. Second floor has carpeting In living room ing room, dining room, tmlque mgs on first and second shifts. A ll company benefits storage. No pets. Call 827-9238 Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 214 til­ THE MOST beautiful Green GREEN MANOR RI). Crockett, Realtor, Tolland of- Apply In person: 8700. 623-8488 evenings. ranges, automatic waoUers brook Apartments, 21 West St. 4 bedrooms. On one acre and hall. Large closets, kitchen, 1(4 baths, 2-car ga­ ed baths, large fam ily nxim, Manor house In Green Manor. •flee, 878-6279. Doqs— Birds— Pots 41 between 9-8 p.m. After 8 p.m., Three-room unit in brick one- rage, partially finished family with guarantees. See them at MAIN ST., comer office, 8 wooded lot with 2-car attached 2 fireplaces, plaistered walls, Featuring 3 extra large bed­ natural wood trim and B'j room Ranch with en­ 647-1871. story garden apartment build­ doors, tile bath, city utili­ roonr. 829,900. Jacquellne-Rob- EXPERIENCED BEAGLES — Ten weeks old, Florists— Nurseries 49 B.D. P ea rl’s Appliances. 649 rooms and lavatory. House ft garage. Adjoining land may be full insulation, porch, city uUl- rooms, 2 baths, full basement, closed porch, large tile bath, VERNON — Big five-room Main St. CaU 643-2171 ing. Total electric, buUt - in acquired. 838.900. Philbrlck ties. Nicely landscaped with erts Agency, 646-8886. from good hunting stock. Make PLUSH one-bedroom apart­ Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. iUes, built-lns, extra large 2- private yard. Owner. 643-2377. large bedrooms, hot water Ranch. High treed lot. Huge TABCO MFC. CO. O IL B U R N E R HARDY chrysanthemums. In over, range, refrigerator, dis­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. shade trees. Combination good pets. Coventry, 742-6939. ment. Available October 20th, car garage, near school, treed oil heat, fireplace, attached kitchen three bedrooms, all colors, loaded with blos­ SOLID hand carved Italian posal, basemenb laundry and storm windows and door.4. TUNNEL ROAD, VERNON, CONN. at Sunny Brooke Village, 1160 lot, excellent location. Charles MANCHESTER — Near bus. garage, coniblnatlon storms, finished walkout basement. SERVICEMAN KI’TTENS looking, for good soms and buds. 80 cents and 88 marble coffee table. Weighs OFFICE FO R rent. Center St. storage area. Adults only, no MANCHESTER — Spacio(JS Prieed at only 828,900, for VERNON per month including utilities. Lesperance, 649-7620. school, shopping! Six room windows and doors, city 822.800. Wolverton Agency, homes. Call 649-6480 after 6 cents each. Open 7 days a approximately 160 pounds. Top 649-1680. pets. 8115 per month. Call custom 8-room Cape, Garages. quick sale. Call Paul W. Dougan Realtor stone front Cape. Breezeway, utilities. Very well land- Realtors, 649-2818. Mr. (lean, three-bedroom. p.m., anytime weekends. week, also evenings until dark. and fram e detachable, 24x48” . James J. Gessay at 878-0134. Four large bedrooms, fire- DELMONT St. Possible four 649-4838. garage, paneled flreplaced-Ilv- siaped treed lot. Dwelling B'4 room Ranch. Wall to WANTED —-Full-time service Ponticelli’s Greenhouse ft Frame is solid brass. Best PROFESSIONAL office on first placed living room, panel bedrooms: Under 828,000. Call BOLTON School Rd.. Imma­ MAIL CLERK- Good pay. Good working ’THREE Fluffy kittens, free to ing room, oversized kitchen, In very nice condition. wall carpeting. bulM-ln station attendant. Apply In per­ Nursery, 433 North Main St. reasonable offer accepted. Call floor, suitable for dentist or CX)VENTRY—Four-room apart­ ed den, formal dining room, 646-0191, Flano Agen.-^y. culate 3-bedroom Colonial, 1V4 good homes. Call anytime. 648- FOUR ROOMS, one - bedroom. partial recreation room, shad­ CHARLES LESPERANCE Prid'd In mid 20's. oven and range, excellent son only to M r Sloan, Sloan conditions. Paid vacations. 646-1684 between 6 and 10 p.m. doctor, 7 rooms including a ment with fireplaced living 2'/4 baths. Situated on tree- baths, fireplace, aluminum sid­ FULL-TIME 7064. Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ ed lot. Warren E. Howland, area. 10*7 down to qimllfled Garage, Route 88, Vernon. Paid holidays. Phone 649- dark room, front and rear en­ room. Lovely country’^setting. studded lot. Sale at below mar­ 649-7620. ing. Pnrk-llkr acre. 828,900. 1160 for appointment or stop cated. Adults only. 643-2171 Realtors, 643-1108. buyers. Asking only 822.- Responsible person to assist Fuel and pMd 49-A trances, heat furnished, park­ (Jail 646-2212. ket value. Warren E. Howland, CHARLES LESPERANCE Goodchlld-Bartlett Realtors, In. IRISH Setter puppies, AKC, upholstered chaise lounge, roll- days. GARDNER & FERN STS. 900. (kill tottay. In mailing and supply de­ ing on. the premises. Now Realtors, 643-1108. MANCHESTER — VACANT 289-0939. 828-3498. partment. field and show, females, |76 SEASONED cord wood, sawed away bed, kitchen table and VERNON — NOW Renting. O IL B U R N E R FOUR-ROOM apartment In occupied by dentist. Available Value! Four-bedroom brick 649-7620 and 8100. Wllltmantic 1-423- required lengths. Free de- chairs, reasonable. 649-9616. “ You owe It to yourself to see JUST LISTED - Benton St. 4.65 cleared and treed acres M ANCHESTER — 8-roqm Cape BOLTON Lake — Waterfront four-family house. Appliances, Nov. 1st. For Information call Split Level. Double garage. H. M. FRECHETTE, A.M. part-time hours also livery. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. one of these lovely apartments Schools Just around the comer. with 641’ frontage. Half mile plus Jalousird porch, fireplaced California style home, 8 bed­ SERVICEMAN THE WHITING PHIIXIO 30” electric range, 4 parking and storage. 8128. Nov. 643-0812. Three-full baths, flreplacedTllv- REALTORS available in same depart­ situated In a small apartment Lovely 7-room house. Fireplac­ to Richard Martin School, living room, garage, lovely rooms, large enclosed {nrch ment. CORPORATION years old, excellent condition, 1st. occupancy. Call J.D. Real ing room. Loads of extras. Out TWO-FAMIIY, 5-8, 2 sepenUe complex located In an attrac­ ed living room, three bed­ 8 building lot potential. E x­ treed lot. convenient central lo­ with sundeck overlooking lake. 647-9993. Steady position, high hour­ Artictes Far 5ate 45 FIREWOOD for sale. Reason­ 8100. Call 643-9608 after 8:30 Estate Associates, 643-8129. of state owner wants Immedi­ heating systems, handy to bus tive residential area.” Brand rooms. aluminum storms and pandable older home. Good cation. Bel Air Real Estate, Philbrlck Agency, Reoltora, Apply ly rate, excellent working 254 BROAD STREET able. 646-1078. p.m. Houses For Rent 65 ate sale. Warren E. Howland, and schools. $24,900. Phllbrli-k DELUXE 2 bedroom apartment new 3% room apartment (one screens, modem bath Act fast. investment. Plan now or Vincent. A. Bogglni, Realtor, 646-4200. conditions. MANCHESTER 23” BLACK and white Silver- later. Owner will finance. Realtors. 643-1108. Agency Renltars, 646-4200. tone TV, 2 years old, 878. AUTOMA’nc washer, very in newer 2 fam ily house 2 chil­ N EW 6%-room Duplex with fire­ bedroom) featuring heat, hot Only 821,900. Keith Agency, 643-0332. HEBRON B(4-room Ranch FIRST NATIONAL Needs horizontal tube. Custom good condition. 860. 843 Main dren permitted. Residential lo­ places, appliances, 8230 moifth- water, refrigerator, range, 646-4126, 649-1922. MANCHESTER — Tender lov­ VERNON SM ALL 4-room Ranch with rec on heavily wooded lot, full STORES INC. made bar, fully equipped, with Garden— Form— St., Apt. 16, Manchester. cation, 8160 per n&nth. Call ly. References and security re­ hood, garbage disposal, mas­ M. H. PA LM E R ing care has been given this IM P E R IA l. O IL CO. EXPERIENCED Individuals In COMMERCIAL zoned, 2*4 room, treed lot, Nov. 1st occu­ baaement, rear i»rch. many Seven-room t'uatom Ranch. Park and Oakland Avt«. shadow box shelves and stools, Dairy Products 50 Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- quired. 643-1041. ter TV antenna, telephone out­ REALTOR—MLS comfortable Spill Level home LoH For 5ote 73 short run metal stampings for acres, farm house, out build­ pancy. Bralthwaltc Agency, extraa lncludem scaped lot, close to schools, E X PE R IE N C E D Interior and Manchester. K M 60 FM tuner, 880; A R of Tolland ’Tpke. and Adams ® ampllfler-Jensen speaker. windows. Available immedia­ INDUSTRIAL bathrooms recently moderniz­ Ideal for multiple dwellinga. storage area. Plenty of Cape, wooded -lot, fireplace, shopping and highway. A real exterior painter. Will consider MACHINIST wanted to leam St. like new. Call 643-6018. tely. 8180 monthly. Security. MANCHESTER —Forest Hills ed. Central location. Deep lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- VERNON » For sale by owner, CARRIAGE REALTY parking. F or an appointment bargain and should be seen to­ part-timer. Call 649-1641 or short run tool trade for metal BACKHOE operator, work on vfkh« M ta^ drok ------Call 649-9177. area. Ranch, three-bedrOom, full cellar. Fifteen minutes to Excellent Income property, 1877. 8*4 room Ranch, three bial 043-1 I I I COMPLETE SET of Gretch ENQINEER to see this new lovely apart­ 868-0017. septic Unks. Also payloader fi^/^allstlcTaS pfoyLk! 81 half bushel. two full baths, hullt-lns, f're- Manchester. 818.500. Meyer day. Call the Jarvis Realty Co. 833,900. Philbrlck Agency, rooms, 114 baths. 23x24’ rs- stampings. Bridgeport ex­ drums, with Zildglan cymbals, ment building please call 872- operator. e48-8937. Com er Glode Lane and ’Tol­ ’THREE-ROOM apartment, first Experienced in work stand­ place, wall to wall, recreation Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. Realtors, ML^, 643-1121. Renltors, 649-6347. APPROXIMATELY four acres creation room, butit-ln vacuum AUTOMOTIVE PARTS man­ perience helpful. Apply Gunver requires preamp, 816; Roalis- 0829 weekdays for an appoint­ land St. Near the East Hart­ like new. Call 640-8279 be­ floor, parking for one car. ards, packaging, cost estt- room. Excellent condition. H. prime land, Near community system. Many extras, (’hoire VERNON — ThrM-bedroom ager, experience preferred, Mfg. Co., 234 Hartford Rd„ tic 18” woofer, 810; RCA 46 tween 8-9. ment. Rental *8135 downstairs, IMMEDIATE OCXJUPANCY— M ANCHESTER — Forest Hllls- M EN, part-time, 3-4 hours a ford, Manchester town line. Adults, 880. 644-0031. mating and maclilne capaci­ M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- cdllege site and new Route 8 treed lot. Extra lot available. Ranch, extremely nice con­ Manchester. night, South Windsor area. Call turntable 88. 48 Cam 8146 upstairs (Including car­ New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2% Brand new large executive good pay, fringe benefits. ty analysis. Job evaluation, 9993. MANCHESTER 821.800 Philbrlck Agency, 6 per cent asfumable mor6 dition. Many extraa. Largs lot. Manchester Plymouth, Tolland bridge St. Incentive standards and tim e peting.) November 1st. occu­ baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry home In prestige location. PIN SE’TTER mechanic, full­ 649-6384 between 8-8 p.m. BUCKLAND Farms, comer Realtors. 046-4200 gaga. Call 643-6962, If no an­ 823,900. Evans and CTlapp, 460 Tpke. Route 83, TalcoOtvIlle. Weoring Apparoi— study. Apply to pancy. Adults. No pets. room, bullt-ins, plastered Many fine features. Please call time mechanic needed for ALUMINUM sheets used as Adams St., Tolland Tpke. SAIR^TERS RD. — excellent 6- FOUR BEDROOMS swer, 872-0888. Main «!., Mancheatsr, 64T-1464. Sweet com, fresh picked dally, Furs 57 NO V. 15TH room Cape. Phone owner after walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ for more details. H. M. Frech­ (XILUM BIA, Vine 8t , two- D RIVERS for school buses, Brunswick automatic pin set­ printing plates, .006 thick, 23x Hoip.■ Wonted native apples, pears, peaches, IONA MFG. CO. 5 , 649-6373. ties, near school, 30-day occu­ ette, Realtors, 647-9993. HORSES—FARMING acres. Treed with stone fence. ters. Six days a week, year 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for 81. RO CKVILLE — 4 rooms, first Manchester Schools, 7;30-8;46 tomatoes, cucumbers. pancy. Built by Ansaldl. Asking 3,800 H. M. Frechette, ’round employment. Full com­ Mate or Fomete 37 643-2711. OCCUPANCY" Regent St., Manchester floor, central, adults, 875-7919. TWO-FAMILY, 5-5. Separate a.m., 2:18-8:46 p.m. Excellent M IN K STOLE, mink ca{>e, 8126 RAN(^H — Five rooms. Three Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. Or privacy Is the serttlng Realtors, 647-9993. pany benefits. Must be a w ill­ heating systems. West Side. part-time for third shift work­ COOK wanted full or part-time, i------GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, each. 649-6007. bedrooms, garage, large lot, for this attractive custom ing worker and a fast learner. , . UAKK RICH atonefree loam, no nn lu aii j __ ih i room Town House apart­ MANCHESTER 6',4 room Garri­ 821,500. Principles only. 649- ers, retired men. We train you. some experience required. ___ • 99 cents for 20 lbs. All day — $18,900. Philbrlck Agency. home. 3 baths. 2 fireplaces, ELLINGTON Must be mechanically and five yards, 816. Sand, gravel, - . " ment, 2 baths, alr-condl- Wanted To Rent 68 son Colonial, double garage, 1272 after 6 p.m. 643-2414. Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. Saturday and Sunday and af- » Realtors, 646-4200. 2-car garage, family room electrically Inclined. For good atone, fill, manure, pool and ter 3 p.m. week days. Glea- Dutchmald ProdiKt? Call 649- tloning, stove, refrigerator, 1'4 baths, fireplaced living Rasert Proporty 83, Ellington, Conn. 872-0266. W ANTED — Four rooms, first and much more, 3 min­ WANTED — young married future with a growing company patio sand. Call 643-9604. 3409, your local demonstrator. disposal, patio with sliding 56 PHELPS RD. Six-room Co­ room, formal dining room, rec RANCH 6 rooms, prime loca­ son St., 649-7891. floor, prefer heated. Willing to utes from shopping. 840.900. For 5ate 74 man able to work mornings, glass doors. Beautiful, beau­ room, convenient location. tion, garage, Immaculate can- apply to manager, Brunswick PUNCH press operators, full or Male or Fomalo do some maintenance for lonial with three bedrooms, WOODSIDE ACRES 8 a.m. to 12 noon, Monday tiful. beautiful. CaU. country sized kitchen with 831,9(X). Cal! Warren E. How­ ditlon, city Utilities. Built In BOLTON I-AKE Year ’rouml Parkade Lanes, Parkade Shop­ part-time. No experience re- U’HLITY building 8x10 all Wanted__^To Buv 58 partial payment of rent. Man- through Saturday. Only re­ quired. Apply inIn person. GayleGavle .. — i “after Wer 3 p.m., 81 basket. Bring m im w is — iw n u y a a dining area, formal dining land, Realtor, 643-1108. 1964 , 826,900. Philbrlck Agency, 4*4 room home. Oil lug water ping Center. steel. Best offer. 646-1078 chester-BoIton area. Call 875- liable persons need apply in Mfg. Co.. Inc., 1068-C Tol­ own container. Paggloll W ANTED — Antique furniture CREDIT room, I ' i baths, garage. Mid Realtors, 646-4200. JACQUELINE- heat. 180’ of lake frontage with 2628. MANCHESTER — Two-family person at Manchester Pet Cen­ M ALE production workers. land St., East Hartford. IP CARPETS look dull and Farms. 280 Birch Mountain glass, pewter, oil palntinge or 649-6651 649-2179 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Real­ ROBERTR AGENCY trees and privacy. Enclosed J ______* ______A«__ _ _ D#4 O cilO oM r O flat, 5 down 4 up, downstairs JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, ter, 906 Main St. Openings on second shift. drear, ' remove the spots as Rd., Bolton. other antique Items Any E LD E R LY man wishes room tors. 649-2813. pon-h. Immaculate cundMIon. has been completely remodel­ flnlshed on first flr, second 640-3339 Starting rate 82.71 per hour. they appear with Blue Lustre. 5u;intlty. The Harrison’s, Bt.”.- CLERK with kitchen privileges and Ilurry! Hayes Agency, 646-0131 7V2% VA and FHA M EN ’TO work In shade tobac­ ed. fine residential area. Br)lh fl(x>r expandable, porch off Apply to Rogers Corp., Mill 40 IMMEDIATE Rent electric shampooer 81- 8709, 188 Oakland Street. DELIGHTFUL one - bedroom parking from an elderly co warehouse. Call for Inter­ apartments vacant upon sale. kitchen, wooded lot, 821,900. W ATERFRO NT lot, Bolton and Oakland St., Manchester The Sherwin-Williams Co. apartment In small new apart­ widow. Call 742-8116. SPECIAL view, 9-12 and 1-8 p.m. 646- OPENINGS Household Goods 51 FUa-TIME T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Philbrlck Agency Realtors, OXFORD Street Seven-room laike Vernon "nils M Is dry or call Mrs. Marge Hampson HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, ment complex. Available now. 8111. Wetstone Tobacco Corp., OAK shelving, boat racks, 1677. 646-4200. Colonial in choice area. Older and well cleared. Good accept­ 643-8162. An equal opportunity A ft G Attic Treasures. Used bric-a-brac. clocks, frames, Centrally located on Center St. Full company benefits, steady 274 Broad St., Manchester. Davids Is now hiring. The Immaculate Green Manor home completely rebuilt. able area ( ’. J. Morrison, employer. tachometer testing unit, motor furniture, olde things sole. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ Ample off-street parking. Com­ MANCHESTER — Greenwood new Davids Restaurant lo­ year around work. An equal Business Property Ranch on beautifully treed GEORGIAN Colonial, 7 rooms, Three rooms d4 ette, Realtors, 647-9993. Journeyman, 88.80 per hour. here for only 126.800 Mr P L A N T LABOR, paint manu­ Many possibilities. including room Colonial. Ijirge kitchen, baths, fireplace, dishwasher, bedrooms, bulU-ln borjkahrlvea 4 p.m. or our dinner hour MALE ASSEMBLERS MANCHESTER Need a lu>me Bogdan hna key to your Call between 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. facture, 40 hour week. Contact era‘’82™"a\h"T.RThkln‘’co ■ tor"?w AND formal dining room, fireplaced range, 2-car garage, big wood­ iind drawers. Wooded lot Han- CANTOR & GOLDFARB 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply In sewing machine, combination night and permsnmt guest commercial use. Hayes Agen­ but lack the funds? We have- housing needs. 678-6611. 649 828-0663. Jack Kaplan, 878-3388. 27 Tolland Tpke., Manches living room ,1’ j baths. 2-car ed lot. 833.800. Call Ray Hol­ ily location 88i ,WjO. A better person or call 646-2238 from portable or console, mono- rates cy, 646-0131. 8306 U A L T 0 6 S ter. 643-6793. BRAZING OPERATORS garage. 828.900. Wolverton combe, Realtors. 644-1288. a six-room Colonial, two-car tojy by I’ hltbrirk Agency, Real­ 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. grams, buttonholes, blind garage. Needa work, vacant hems. etc. Originally over 8350, MOTEL rooms, 10 minutes from For Aircraft Parts. -MANCHESTER - near -Main Agency. Realtors 649-2813. tors. 646-4200 M3-S443 — S7S-4244 CUSTOM made draperies, sUp St., business location. 1.200 MANCHESTER — Two-«tory Owner will help in financing B &c W now 848. Call 249-0786. Hartford, weekly rates, maid OOBI-’R N Rrjnd. we have listed SUPERINTENDENT for room­ covers and reupholstering. square feet, brick-block build­ .MANCHESTER — Six - room home, two bathe, 4-8 bedrooms, Asking only 8U.90O H M service, restaurant adjacent. E. A. PATTEN CO. 2 colonials on this fine resi­ HAJUtOWH and WAIJJLCK Co SECURITY GUARDS ing house. Apartment and Budget terms, Established In GLENWOOD apartment size some kitchenette*. Call 64S-1IW7 ing, good sized lot. 820,000. Call Cape. Fireplaced and carpeted central location. Newer fur- Frechette. Realtors. 647-D993 SOS WETHEREIX ST. dential street, both have 3 bed­ Msm heater Parkade, Manch. utilities provided. Opportunity IMS Days. 524-0154 evenings,* gas range, 6 months old, 875. for appointment Warren E. Howland, Realtor. living room, three bedrooms. n.7ce. Lot of house for 820,800 , MANCHESTER, CONN. .MANCHESTER A charming rooms. garages, and are in M9 8806 for retired couple. Write Box 649-7890 643-8479. 643-1108. spaciQU.s kitchen, minutes from, H.ayes Agency. 646-0181 Liberal beneflts. first slilft|^^reBently woridng SO-bour week' spacious 4-bedrnom Colonial. H, Manchester Herald. ROOM for rent with or with­ bus line. Wolverton Agency, excellent condition T J VERNON rour-b*drot,m 0.1 LOST bright carpet colors, re­ S A LP IN E ST. Six-room Cape, Formal dining room. Urge $2.50 PER HOUR Model Home Furniture out kitchen privileges, lady 391 C E N TE R Street, an eight Realtors. 649-2813. Crockolt. Realtor. 648-1677 ontai. two hxithji. kt(« h«*n wltli BUILT BY TANTiaOll IF YOU HAVE a few free eve­ store them with Blue Lustre. 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL preferred. Call 649-2482. room home with 2-car garage four bedrooms. Remodeled front to back living room, ga­ 822 WSi N^W’ Raued Ranch. tMiilt'trui. 2-weds to accept MANCHESTER Over 75 lut­ 4(941241. 649-5324.'’ market Immaculate modern ton Brand new Haloed Ranch- Ing ruga and upholstery. Rent delivery of complete Model Dis- ROOM FOR lady only In private SPECTACULAR Colonial. Central location. 1'4 ings from 810.800 up If ytAi 5itvarions Wanivd— ea. Oolonlats. from 876 WjO ami electric shampooer 81. Olcott play of Quality Fumllui^ Just home. Breakfast privileges. M AN tnE STE R baths, 2-car garage, recrea­ arc I'e.king lor a good house Fomote 38 TWO-FAMILY up For more Information, call Variety Store. removed to warehouses for Pub- parking, on bus line. CaU 878- HELP WANTED S T A T E L Y :: tion room, screened gear call the Mitten Realty. Real- GUARDSMARK, INC Practically new (F5 home H M- Frechette Kcaltor*. M7- ! ------Ue Sale. Modem 3 complete In town Garrt.son Colonial, porch. Front-to-back living torn. M3-6930 located In a most conven­ »M1 Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, WOULD LIK E typing to do In rooms with the 81.000 look, 8 nice treed lot. desirable lo­ room with flrepUce Bel Air IIWITATIO.N ient grea. All rooms car­ PJtNCH 6'4 rooms, flrat my home. Call 643-4422. 44’ LADDER and floor drill pc. Convertible living Room FURNISHED room for rent, for Female cation. Fireplace In living Real EotaU, Vincent A. Bog- U t 490 Main St., East Hartford peted. ranges, refrigerators floor, plus finished rec room VKKNON press. Call 1-684-77*1. - 6 pc. bedroom, 8 pc. Dinette gentleman, nesir bus line, park­ room, large dimng room, ginl. Realtor. M3-9383 Looking For Work Ncnr Home? FOR BIDS and storms and screens in basement, sunken formal M ANCHESTER — Baby-sitting 810 down, >-ou may purchase ing. CaU 649-6914. eat-tn kitchen. I 'l baths, ga- HERE IT is:: An Equal Opportunity Employer nOLTOX Exterior of brick and alu­ dining room with beamed cell. In my licensed home. CaU any room individually, Im Rapidly growing industry. New plant steady waik. i*age, breezew.iy, recrt-.ition HIGHWtXJD Drive, better than 646-0338. VOLKSWAGEN trailer hitch, HEBRON —Large room for minum. Excellent Income. Ing. and mediterranean decor, A iuvrly seven-ror>m Ham h ,. mutate delivery or free b o a r d o f EI>rC.ATION room. Sp.ii lous. stalely, pri­ new. 7-rot>m C-okmUl with ev­ like new, 880. CaU 649-0207. rent, all house privUeges. go ^ pay with overtime, paid life iiwanoee, hosnita^ Priced for male in the upper 2 full baihs, one off mooter storage Sealed proposals to furnish vate. $28,900. Please call erything, over 2800 aq ft of eight If you >oimt the den. WILL BABY-SIT In my licensed Parking. Board optional. Ma­ ation, hoUdays, vacatioii and other friimc b n ^ ta . arxl deliver movable equipment lO's. graceful living frea Prime lo­ bedroom, screened porch. 829.- Juct hated for you » t .129.ISM East Harttord-Msnehester line chain saws, used to CAP ft OCP Charge Plans 649-8306. ture woman preferrred. 649- Experience not nereaoaiy. will train. i for the Bolton Center School In­ \ cation. top quality and unique 900 Phllbrtrk Agency Real­ ThlS|bome Is nestled In free* home, 868-8406, nearly new, extra chains and W*o out own Instant Credli 0292, \ Wonderful opportunity for ^ '' HERITAGE HOUSE tors 646 4300' : sod ready foe yop Call Mr ------!______:______guards. 649-8786. 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(46 (800. tors: M bZall r PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 19C9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1969 Out of Town Out of Town PAGE THIRTY.NINE For Solo 75 , For So!o 75 Keep on Daydreaming Red Chinese Appear Shaken Conference Speakers: COVENTRY — Seven acres Inquest Law EAST HARTFORD plus five-room older home. And YouHlStay Young Bam and outbuildings. Ideal QUALITY SPLIT LEVEL for horses. $16,600. Meyer By HAL BOYLE Gain the confidence of a love­ By Rumor of Moseow Strikes 411?“ST. LOUIS, Mo. (A P )_ Traded to Cards 1““™ * OiaUenged Agency, Realtors, 648-0609. NEW YORK (AP) — The ly queen and become the real Talk-Action Gap ; By WILLIAM L. RYAN na, the first Soviet citizen to do ly, however annoyed they may The St Louis CMdinals 8 bedrooms, large living world honors a man for the power behind her throfle. announced a seven-player ‘Astounding’ (Oenttmaed from Page Ono) UOONN AREA — 8-bedroom Win all the chips in Las Ve­ AP Special Correspondent so l^ a lly in 18 years, and that be. )To move might Involve them iroom with bow window, din­ goals he has won, but he criti­ trade today in which they ing room, knotty pine cab- Ranch, living room with fire­ gas. It could be that Peking was he later had public praise for in years of "people’s war” that NEW HAVEN, Oonn. (AP)— before July 18, they a n not pri­ place, recreation room with cizes himself for the daydreams the Chinese Nationalists. Diplo­ could make Vietnam look like obtained controversial out­ dieted kHchen, 2 baths, Dig a secret hole in his back- badly shaken by what many in­ Railroad accidents have been in- ‘Turns Off’ Youth vate persons now, in view of all fireplace, basement giu-age. he has never been able to make . yard clear through to China. mats in Europe and Asia specu­ peanuts. But they could throw a fielder Richie Allen from the publicity which has been clt- ' one-car garage, very pri­ terpreted as inspired rumors in creaoing at an "astounding" vate back y€ml. In excel­ Urge lot with beautiful view. come true. Grow a six-foot handlebar lated that the visit might signal scare into the Peking regime Philadelphia, and sent out­ By BENNBT M. BOLTON aren’t even listening to your ed here.” Moscow that the Soviet military rate, a federal otfielal said Tues­ lent neighborhood. Priced Ploufe-Hill Realty, 423-1886. mustache. a thaw between Moscow and and hope to muffle the noise fielder Curt Flood to the AP Rellglan Writer words because tor the most part Hurley said that the peak of They are what keep him brass was weighing the possibil­ HUDSON, Wls. (AP) — Black for quick sale. $27,900. Become the first man to ride Chlang Kai-shek. The fact that from China which has become a Phillies. day at a hearing on the death we’ve heard your words and we the publicity in the whole event young and wondering and hope­ ity o f action against Red China, Peking would be furious about major problem to international and youth participants In a know your lines.” a humpback whale side-saddle H ie Cardinala alao obtained o t four persona in a train ool- came after Kennedy’s television Wanted— Root Esfot* 77 ful. perhaps even a pre-emptive the visit didn't seem to bother communism. conference on religion ques­ He spoke in the presence of across the AtlanUc. pitcher Jerry Johnson and in- liaton in Oonnectlcut. speech July 25. JACQUEUNE- strike against (China’s burgeon­ the Russians a bit. tioned the readiness of the coun­ the top execuUves of nine major ALi, CASH for your property The difference between a goal Hire Mrs. Onassls as a Judo fielder Cookie Rojas from the Louis M. ’Ihayer, a meniber "Another peak came when the ing nuclear arsenal. try’s churches today to move Protestant denominations and ROBERTS AGENCY within 24 hours. Avoid red tape and a daydream is the differ-' Instructor. r - 'v i Until Premier Alexei Kosygin PbilUra. They sent catcher Tim o t the National Transpoitatlon petitioners brought this matter Peking's statement Tuesday from talk to action and cash for the heads of both Uie World Instant service. Hayes Agency ence between common sense Carve the history of the Re­ visited Premier Chou En-lal on No Tune for Liberals McCarver, outfielder Byron Safety Board, said the rapid in- to this court. 646-3889 646-0181 on the border situation suggest­ minority cauaet. Council of Churches and the Na­ • and fantasy. publican party on the head of a Sept. 11, the Red Chinese were Browne and relief pitcher Joe orease in mishaps has occurred "One reason the Inquest pin. ed fright at the idea that there BRAKPAN, South Africa A seminarian taking part in tional Council of Churches, It is common sense for a man all belligerence. In recent Hoemer to Philadelj^a. at a time when railroads have should be public is the same as LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre- was more to the rumors than (AP) — "I have leas time for the meeting urged that the 80 Three youths and six Negroes to want to hold a good Job, have Find a needle In a haystack weeks, while they have still fewer {taasengera to carry and that which led Mr. Kenne­ VERNON — Prestige area. Im­ age. Large,, unzoned parcels, Moscow cared to admit. There Uberallsts than for any other AUen, who will be 28 in partlcipanta give to James For­ were among the leadere and a wife and family, buy a home and a winning presidential can­ Heads Confab been prodding the Russians as March, hit .288, drove in 89 runs better wajn to carry them. dy to go on televlaton—to ex­ maculate four-bedroom Coloni­ all areas. Louis Dlmock Real- seemed an agitated "don’t you group of people on oarUi," Ih:. man’s Black Ecotximic Develop­ church scholars at the confer­ and an auto, and be able to af­ didate for the Democrats. Eugene E. Lescroart, senior "social imperialists,’ 'they have He aald tndn accidents in the plain what happened. al, on wooded H acre. Two- ty. Realtors, 649-9823. dare" note in the statement. J.D. Vorster, brother o t the and hod 82 home runs in 118 ment Conference the $1,000 sti­ ence, which ends today. ford to join a country club. Discover something women department head o t the ma­ lowered their voices noticeably. games with the Phillies this United States Jtujiped from 4,149 car garage, two fireplaces, two "Should a handful of war ma­ prime mlniater, told an anti­ pend each got from the confer­ ’Die Rev. Andrew Young, ex­ "Since that time, many news­ SELLING? Do business with These are fine and honest goals, can wear to make them look chine and tool and die depart­ China has set off 10 success­ in 1961 to 8,028 in 1963—an In­ H baths, one full bath. Low niacs dare to raid China’s stra­ communist rally here. He de­ past baseball season. He was a ence’s sponsoring Dayton {foun­ ecutive vice president of the papers and national magazines one of the oldest agencies in but they do grind a man down In even more interesting than mini­ ments at Howell Cheney Tech­ ful nuclear explosions and prob­ member of the National League crease of 93.6 per c^qt In seven 80's, for quick sale. Hayes tegic sites in defiance o t world fined "liberalists" as liberals dation of Minneapolis, Minn. Southern ChrisUan Leadership have said editorially over and town. For prompt, courteous his prime. They Ure him out. skirts. nical School, has been named ably has a fair-sized stock of years. Agency, 646-0181. condemnation, that will be war, who unwittingly pave the way All Star team in 1965, 1966 and Mark Hanson, a Lutheran Conference, said in a paper over that there still are many service call the M.'tten Agen­ On ' the other hand, day­ Solve the genetic code, so ev­ general chairman of the fall weapons which could do serious for communism. 1967. "When it Is considered that quesUons left unanswered," that will be aggression, and the CURT FLOOD TIM McCARVER during the period of 1961 to from Mlnneapolla studying at Tuesday the treasury of Chris­ SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch Hill. cy, Realtors, member Multiple dreams, being mere fantasies of eryone could have the kind of convention of the instructors or­ damage to Soviet targets. But Vorster is a nattonal leatM- o f Flood, who wUl be 32 in Janu­ RICH ALLEN Hurley aald 700 million Chinese people will 1968 train mileage has decreased Union Theological Seminary in tian churches waa "really not Raised Ranch, modem kitch­ Listing, 643-6930. the mind, do not inflict wear children he wanted. ganization of Connecticut voca­ China would hardly have a the powerful Dutch Reformed ary, led the Cardinals in hitting rise up in resistance and use re­ and that better technology for' New York ea*cise as o runnlnc^ back (keep- news media covering 1S2 Indi­ ed Ranch, choice wooded area, lyfish so when you bought a nervous China-Soviet frontiers. les Rams in their crucial open- tag high-priced Donny Ander- er causes. "Consequently, even If we do paper that Judaism In the Unit­ For example, he might— ing with the rating o f senior He was out nearly a month on American Football viduals who were to be allowed double garage, 2 baths, choose steak you wouldn’t have to pay The talks are expected to start FRIDAY ONLY! In" game conquest of the Balti- son on the bench), The NTSB opened hearings produce a theoretical agenda ed States la finding It Impossible Get hlmseU piped aboard a chief machinery repairman. suspension this past summer for Leagues was promulgated for the future of religion. IQilnk to cover the inquest. own colors. $29,900. Meyer HEALTH CAPSULES® for many bones. within the next two weeks. more Colts. There were other vital con- Tuesday Into the head-on colli­ to reach Its own youth. He aald battleship. The instructors organization missing a doubl^eader in New as the first real step we have failed," said Hanson. He said that Sen. Kennedy did Agency, 648-0609. by Michael A. PelU, M.D. Challenge an atomic scientist The statement hastened to as­ LIVE MAINE OCEAN FRESH Larry Brown, an untouted trlbutors in the early games: sion o t two Penn Central RaU- 60 per cent of radical atudenta Break up a white slave ring. is an autonomous group of fa­ York. _ toward merger, the rookie was "We ore at a Ume when not try to block oa Inquest but to a game of tlcktacktoe and sure Moscow and the world that eighth round draftee from Kan- Defensive end Fred Dryer glv- road trains in Darien Aug. 20 on college campuses are Jew­ SOUTH WINDSOR 6H room ATWHATA46 CM VOU SXPWT Tear a noisy telephone out by culty members in the 16 state supposed to be dead as a force young people, right or wrong. Instead had filed a motion ask beat him. China has no warlike intentions sas State, likewise paced the ing the Giants some semUance that claimed four lives. ish, I Ranch, one-third down as­ V0UFC 9RAIM ro its tendrils. vocational-technical schools, de­ in pro ball. ing that he ba allowed "to piutl- and does not even seek the re­ Washington Redskins in Vince of a poas rush; tthe Cleveland The Penn Central said the col­ sumes 6$4 per cent mortgage. OF “I Buy his wife a department m a new ingredient in the dicated to providing for the wel­ "I mean,” said one skeptical cipae fully ta It.” dollar bill that would make It turn of land it has long claimed LOBSTERS Haynsworth Lombardi’s— II.- pet—. department,J------1------. Browns’ secondary manned by lision would not have happened Immediate occupancy, rec store if she complained she had fare of its members and insur­ coach, "you got one pick worth even more than the paper was taken by unfair treaties in running the football. Freddie Summers and Wait if the engineer of the northbound The motion naked that he and room, double garage, $28,900. i»'H nothing to wear. ing the growth of vocaUonal out of 26 now. You got to wind Brazil’s PresidentPledges Jitt it a printed baU, the“ ^ "At the end of my mandate I It it r>ot intondod to bo of a diagnoitic naturo. blonde, 12 per cent red and 1 ried a Mr. Hen. To top it aU, Peking would recaU that late turn one of Its members over to the justice said he consldared it $26,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Give a buffalo a shave and up by Bayh’s staff for the Judi­ The Cleveland running attack offensive and defensive pla- stauboch scmmbilng like ^ I g - expect to leave democracy da- per cent gray and miscella­ Mr. and Mrs. Sparrow (senior) last year Louis made a mysteri­ 817 Hlghkuid Sfc, IH anolieoter-«ioae «M-4»77 ciary session. the mUltary for trtai. The eoeentlal that Kennedy appear, 0181. haircut single-handed. scarcely missed a step when toons: Tackle George Kunz, g-er than Ufe-slze Fran Tark- Astronauts finltlvely installed," Medici said neous. ^ Uve in a house called The Nest. sources said the purpose would and a few days later a sub- ous Journey to Nationalist Chi­ Questions about Haynsworth’s Leroy Kelly, the top rusher in ^ a rd s Malcolm Snider and enton tor the Daflas Cowboys ta a television and radio address (Continued from Page One) be to approve the change ta the peona waa served on Sen. Ken­ part in the W. R. Grace case all football went out with a Dick Enderle, tight end Jim and even atoppdng still to throw a few hours after the military were first raised during confir­ preddency and poealbly to give nedy,” Hanify said. pulled hamstring muscle—rook­ Mitchell, defensive end John two touchdown passes. high command chooe'hlm to re­ mation hearings three weeks Parisians had cheered Lind­ assent to the amended constitu­ Hanify said (he cose had re­ ie Ron Johnson piled up more Zook, defensive back Nate Meanwhile, over in the other place ailing President Arthtir da ago. bergh ^ e r his solo flight across tion that was being prepared ceived massive prsoe coverage than 100 yards on the ground in Wrieht, safety Jim Weather- league, rifle-arm Greg Cook Oosta e Silva. It was not until Tuesday, how­ the Atlantic ta May 1927. when OosU « Silva was strtek- and that he had filed with tha his first outing, and guard Gene ford. Mitchell rolled for two haa been aensetionaJ for the sur- "1 know wtut the people think en. ever, after Bayh’s staff was touchdown receptions. "Only 10 days ago I sat with (vmrt a compendium which ha Hickerson predicts he’ll be as prising Cincinnati Bengals. And and feel . . . that Brasil Is still Medici, a cloae friend of Oosta supplied with a list of dates of Even Green Bay, with one the Denver Bronooe are living Lindbergh at dinner and he re­ said made no attempt to be "ood as Kelly. far from being a developed na­ e Silva, haa been commander of all sales and purchases of stock of the most veteran squads in equally high with two rookie membered for me that wonder­ complete, but only to show the Warren Bankston plunged for tion, living under a regime tlMt Ihe Sid Army ta southern Bra­ made by Haynsworth since 1967, the game, had Its share of com er backa, Grady Cavneaa ful day,” Armstrong said. "I ouurt what could be gathered we cannot consider fully demo-' zil. He has been ta uniform for that there was confirmation he winnlnq; score to lead a revival rookie help. The defensive and Bill Thompson, who stifled can appreciate now the reason In a short Itms. cratic," he said. HO years, having started In a was a Grace investor at the of the Pittsburgh Steelers. platoon which shut out Chicago Broadway Joe. he remembered your warm wel­ I Unify said that where thsra. Larry Smith, who was a bet­ com e." One of his first steps, the 63- military school for boys. Of time of the 1967 ruling. was bulwarked by the impos- There is even in Buffalo a year-old Medici said, will be to had bean so much publicity, the' "Sen. Bayh feels this case is ter prospect than O. J. Slmp- tag figure (6-8, 286) of Rich rookie named O. J. Simpson. The astronauts received the Spanish Basque and Italian de­ court has a duty to protect the : - City of Paris’ highest medal, the open talks with leaders of all so­ scent, he ta a stocky 6-footer not a landmark, but it is signifi­ cial strata. individual. In most cases, he Medaille de Vermellle, from the who In civltlan clothes looks like cant because it fits the pattern against a confirmation." He also pledged to limit the sold, they have had to deal with president of the Paris municipal a successful oorporatton lawyer. the judge has set,” said a Baker and Haynsworth were government’s participatlan In It aftsr It occurred. • Whatever Your Taste Voters Pick Conservative Council, Etienne de Verioourt As a two-star geneml. he took "The Supreme Oaurt of the spokesman for the Indiana among 39 investons in a South the economy. But he was sx- on a stand draped with French part in UoutaK’s overthrow. He Democrat. Carolina cemetery in 1968. The pected to continue the tight con­ United States ruled in tha Shep­ and American flags. was given a third star and as­ The case involved a seaman White House already has gone To Run for Illinois Seat trol the military has maintained herd case (Dr. Samual Shap Then It was down the Rue de signed for two years os mlUUry for Grace line, a W. R. Grace out of its way to say Baker and since It overthrow President herd In CTaveUnd, oonvtctod CHICAGO (AP) — Dr. Philip publicans for more than Rlvoll in an open car with attache In Washington. He came subsidiary, who was injured Haynsworth were only casual 60 Joao Goulart, Brazil's last popu­ and lalar scqullled In a nsw M. C rane, whose campaign slo­ years. Crane will face Demo­ crowds rushing into the street to bock to run the nattonal Intelll- when a ladder fell on him. The acquaintances who saw each larly elected president, ta 1964. trial of murder) that the courts gan waa "the conservative Re­ cratic state Rep. Edward A. get closer to the three astro­ genoe service, and lost Maieh seaman sought $30,000 in per­ other no more than three times. A military Junta took over the should halt undue publicity at publican,” won the GOP Warman ta the Nov. 26 general nauts. Their route took them was mads a four-star gensral Its tacsptlon," ha said. sonal injury damages and back presidential powers aftsr Costs YOUR NEWSPAPER IS A congressional nomination Tues­ election. Warman, unopposed ta past the Louvre and along the and givsn ths regional mlUtary pay but won $60 from a federal Vernon e Silva suffered a stroke on command. lUlUfy aald that It was hie district court Jury. That ruling day in the 18th Illinois District, the primary, favors withdraw­ Tfolleries Gardens where hun­ contanUon that Ihe Maseachu- was upheld on appeal to Hayn- a wealthy suburban area which ing all U.S. forces from Viet­ dreds of tourists cheered the Batts Inqusst law, particularly ■worth’s court. Fire in Cell takes in most of northern Cook nam Immediately. men in different languages. tha requiremont that the judgs Hollings rejected the case as County, They will contend for the seat At the premier’s office, Cha- Finch Claims Dissatisfaction raport and name any person unimportant Tuesday in a floor Mars Opening Crane, 38, a writer, lecturer vacated by Donald Rumsfeld, ban-Delmaa greeted the space­ whoee wrongful act or nagll- speech and at an hour-long news and former history professor at who resigned when appointed by men with a wave and the excla­ gene# ountributod to a death Of Courthouse Bradley University ta Peoria, Over FDA Cyclamate Study NEW TREAT EVERY DJW conference. Nixon in April to head the Office mation, "Hello, champions.” mod# tha Inquaet an accusatory Hollings said that under law, The opening day at the new received 17,806 votes ta the pri­ of Economic Opportunity. Then he presented their Le­ procodlng. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Haynsworth or any other Judge Tolland County S'uperior Court­ mary election to 16,776 for Sam­ Gerald Marka, an advocate of gion of Honor medals and led Ths FDA haa ontorad prod­ Ha said that tha requlrament could only disqualify himself house turned out to be more uel H. Young, who finished sec­ them Into a garden where they Food and Drug Admlnlatratton'a ucts containing cyclamaUs to withdrawing all U.S. troops hondltag of atudles on the artlfi. that tha Judge, su finding, order from a case if he had a "sub­ eventful than was originally ond among eight csindldatea. were introduced to French be labsled with ths amount con­ from Vietnam by December clai Bweelnsr ryclamata may an tmmadlata arrest uf tha per- stantial’’ interest in one of the planned when four men set fire The balloting waa looked on 1970, ran sixth with 6,686 votes. guesU, including the chief test tained. but ths regulsUona have aon named, would prejudioa a Well-mixed to everybody’s taste . . . that’s your local nev/spaper. Of course, lead to scorganizatlon of the not ywt become sffsetive. parties. Hollings also said that to one of the ceilblocks and by some observers as an He ran well in the affluent pilot for the Concorde superson­ trial. expression of the district’s opin­ ic transport, Andre Turcst, and agency, says Secretary of The order foltowsd a study according to the law it is up to fire engines appeared on the North Shore area but fell in bal­ Tha court took (he petltlona ion of President Nixon’s han­ Health, Education and Welfare last December by ths nongov­ the Judge to dec ide himself scene. j., loting in newer townships to the undersea explorer Jacques-Yves under advisement and there there s the news local, national, world-wide. Then there’s sports news, dling of the Vietnam war. tlousteau. Robert H. Finch. ernmental Nattonal Academy of whether that Interest Is substan­ The men, all of whom itTe West. was no Indtcalfon whan a dac-i- Ual. Crane, who strongly support­ "I am not at all oatlefled arith Science which concluded It had now serving terms ta the stale A former press aide to Gov. the present atlustlon there," ston would ba mada. This was 300 shares out of 18 prison ta Somers, )iad been ed Sen. Barry Goldwater’s 1964 no "aeriouB ssiaptcloM" about Richard B. Ogllvie, Joseph D. Finch said ta nn Interview Tues- Hanify talUaily took hie ap­ or 19 million," said Hollings. brought to court yesterday to presidential campaign, called the sweetnsr's effect on hu­ women’s news, news about your special interests. Mathewson, received 12,800 Policeman Says day. "I think it's Just Inevitable peal to Justice Itaul C. Reardon, Hollings also said that other plead to charges. for withdrawing most U.S. mans, but recommendad maxi­ votes to place third. State Rep. that we're going to have some who losued an order halting Uw courts had ruled that a Judge Thomas Johnson, Joseph ground forces from Vietnam mum Intake tovete for adults Alan Johnaton waa fourth with ^^olence Aim rather aubstantlat reorganiza­ plannod opening of (he taqueat must disqualify himself only in Wr'ght. Leon B. Andros and while U.S. economic sanctions and children. There’s amusement and entertainment, for the young 10,353 votef. tion of procedures and peraon- Sept. a. Rear^m referred liM cases where he had a direct in­ Domingo Feliciano were in one are imposed on ail nations trad­ Lay said last week the FDA Other candidates and their Of Conspirators nel" in the FDA. wants s resassasment by ths cose to ths full bench of the Su­ terest, not where his holdings cell. Apparently someone de­ ing with North Vietnam. vole totals were: State Rep. Eta- Nearly a year after KDA stud­ National Academy. With Its preme Cburt tor hearing un tha were only in a paignt company. cided he did not want to return Young, a former state reve­ ^-HICAGO (AP) — A police- of all ages. Your newspaper is your marketplace, too, gene F. Schlickman, 9,118; John ies IndIcaM cyclamatea oen completton (n M days, I jiy aald, conatltutiunat quaetton. Hollings said the Senate was to prison and hoped a fire nue director, said throughout J. Nimrod. 8.648, and Lar man who posed ss a protestor rauoe genetic breakdoams In the FDA -then will determine If Miss Kopectine waa a .ascra- giving Haynsworth the "bum's might offer an opportunity to the campaign he supported "America First” Daly, a non­ during the Democratic Nationsl rata, FDA Oommlaaloner Her­ restrictfons are warranted. tary for the lata Sen. Kobert F rush” and he accused Bayh of escape, police said. All but An­ President Nixon’s withdrawal resident of the district who Oonventlon testified Tuesday plan. bert L. Ley Jr. announced lost Kennedy. She was at Maltha's where advertisers in friendly competition bid for your "playing games." dros offered his trousers as fuel racked up his 28th defeat, 68 that he heard one of eight men week the agency was InltUUng' In the district held by the Re- Vlneyaid fur a weekend reunloh Predicting Haynsworth ulti­ for the fire. votes. charged with conspirtag to a hurry-up atu ^ of its effects mately would be confirmed, Vernon Police Chief Edmund promote violence say: "We'll do Harvard ProfH wMh fivw other girls who vrorhsd on other animals. on ths Robert Kennedy preel- attention, with the highlights of their selections and Hollings also rejected criticism Dwyer. Sgt. Thoams Sheehan anything to disrupt ths conven­ Finch said the FDA had come of another case as an error and and Officer John Bundy, who tion.” May Suspend denilai campaign in 1968 postal unions which contended up artth vaiylng aaaassmenu of Thay got tofcihar with Bd- a "lapse o t memory." had stopped at the courthouse Richard L. Ihompeon, a Committee the independent postal corpora­ aide effects on the ostlmsted ITS ward Kennedy end four ssauci- Haynsworth has said he forgot at that time, used fire exting­ tion would have given them no three-year veteran of the tore*, CloMMHi (K’t. 15 services. Treat yourself .. . read your newspaper. mtlllon Amertosiu arho-uka ths stee tor s eookout st a rentod when he bought $16,000 In uishers ta an attempt to put out protection against management was the govemment’e eevenlh sweetner In products ranging CAMBIUIXIE, Maas. (AP) - cottage on the island, across s Brunswick Corp. stock, in 1957, the fire. The Rockville Fire De­ Rejects Nixon efforts to keep costs down. In­ witness In the trial before Judge from bacon to diet foods and narrow Krslt from Edgartoam. that six weeks earlier he had partment was called and soak­ cluding wages. Julius J. Hoffman of U.S. DU- By an uverwhalming majority, drinks. the Harvard Faculty of Arte and Joined in a ruling Involving the ed down the cell and used the Nixon and Postmaster Oener- Irlct Cfourt. ' Kennady repoitod lorer ha . Postal Bill "We have appeared to waffle Sciences has voted to allow pro- company. smoke ejertor to clear the build­ al Winton M. Blount contend the Thompson said be ettendsd a was diving with Mire Kopechne National Newspaper Weak. Oct 5-11 on It," he said. "Soma have feoaors to suspend cUssas Oct. The case, in which the ap- ing. Independent, government-owned meeting Nov 20, 1967, et which etMn he look s wrtjng turn and WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi­ been oVenealoua. saying 'Sure, 16. the day of a national protael peala court upheld a $1,400 Although the smoke did not corporation is n eed^ to put the he heard Rennard C. "Rennie" Me car plunged a$f s narrow y dent Nixon's postal corporation this may not be final or conclu- against the Vietnam war. riaim from a bowling alley that penetrate to the actual court­ plan waa rejected by the House malts on a businesslike footing Dsvls, a defendant, ull about 60 alvc but are still ought to run bridge into l*oueha Pond, a salt sought $140,000 from Brunswick, room, it was very heavy and Post Office Committee on a lie and includes labor msnagement persons that there would be up the flag and sound Ihe bu­ A resolution empowering Indl- water inleC was sUll pending before the the basement had to b* tempor­ 13-13 vote today ta favor of re­ provisions that would give the "drmonstraUonj and civil diso­ gle.' and othara have gone too vtduaJ faculty members to can­ Kennedy escaped but Miss cel clissee on that day If they so court whien the stock was pur­ arily evacuated. The criminal forming the Post Office Depart­ postal unions effective bargain­ bedience" during the convention far the Mher way " Kopechne woe trapped ta the chased. session of court was able to ment within its present frame­ ing power for the first Urns. and that demonstralors "%routd Finch referred to a widely dMire was adopted WI-16 at a car and drowned. faculty meeting Tuesday Haynsworth also has been ac­ continue. work. do anything to disrupt the ctm- publicized experlmeni conduct­ Kennedy went to the Ddgar- cused of conflict of interest in The four men were returned The vote was taken with the vention." ed by-Dr Jacqueline Verrett. an Anosher reaolutton urging town potlee station 10 hours lat­ ruling for Deering-Mllliken Co. to slate prison by prison guards understanding that It would de­ AEG ExpUnleK Thoii^paon also testified that FDA actenllst. In arhlch 18 per the prompt, rapid and com er to repiet the seetdeat By at a Ume when the firm was us­ and state police. The incident cide whether the committee another^dofendant, Abble Hoff­ cent of chicks hatched from piete wlthAawal'■ of United SmU time Sw overlumad ear ing vending machines owned by Is still under investigation State would work on a corporation bill Bomb Under man. tapped him on the ahoul eggs Injected artth cyrlamalrs States forces from Vietnam also had been found ta ths water, a company that Haynsworth police said charges will probab­ or the alternate reform btli. Nevada der during a peace march Aug had birth defects waa adopted by ths faculty but and ths body hod been ramovad helped found and which still ly be made against the men. Chairman Thaddeua J. Dulaki, 29, 1908. and asked "Are you Dr Verrett was quoted as sd- by e lesaer margin. from K. carried him on the books as an with m e?" 1101 9cr«v M.8. «| D-N.Y., waa asked if the vote LAS VEGAS. Nv. (AP) - An vlstag pregnant aromen to use The vote eras announced as A Wish tatar, Kennady plead­ officer. Then. Thompaon said. Hoff­ kills Nixon’s plan as far as be is Intermediate range nuclear de­ foods containing cyctamates 286-81 with 180 abotantlons. ed gulUy to a oharge of leavtog In addiUoa to these elements, G&S Workshop concerned. man pointed to Deputy Police vice waa exploded under Ihe artth extreme care unless fur­ But after adjoununem of the the scene of an acetdant and the Judiciary Oommittee also "Yes. it does." he replied. Supt. Jamsa Rochford and re­ Central Nevada draert today by ther atudles removed all rjoubts formal meeting the faculty held wae sentenced by Judge Boyto was handed a demand by Sen. M e e ts Tuesday However, no decision will be marked "If that cat doesn't the Atomic Energy Oommlmton about their effects. what Harvard described as an to a twD-month JaU (arm, sun- John J. Wimams. R-Del., for Members ,and prope fvc final until the committee actual­ talk right when ws g ^ to the lop at lU test alle north of here. Ley haa emphoaUed the stud­ informal eonvocalton At llial' pended «n probation tor one ittore information about Hayn- members of Gilbert and Sulli­ ly reports out a' bill. Advocates of.j the hill we'U hold him there year.^ ^ ■ \ •' ies Mill are tenUlive and, that nMsUngvtl of those who had vot­ sworth's participation In a real van Workshop will meet Tues­ V f the postal corporaUpu could "Everything appears to be and lh)m .are con do what we normal. " the AEC aald. The rtfeCM of the swsetner on tower ed. against the troop withdraws! As part at his inveeUgatlon, estate deal with Bobby Baker. day at 8 p m. at South Un 'ed sUU reverse today's decision if want.” animals might not be ths same resofoUon or had sbsialnsd Methodist Church A product on weapon's force was estimsted Otnls has atoisd a court ta But at the same time. Wll- they can get 14 members of the But Thompson said under as Its affects on man from voting changed their votes Wiihsa Barra, Pa., for an oiW tr schedule for the operetta "lo St less than the equivalent of Uams reminded his colleagues 26-member committee on their croae-examUiatlon that no al- Cyclamates are found ta aueh to approve withdrawal. tor wthumatkm and an sen««psy lanthe." will be made side. one million tons of TNT. in a floor speech that many ot temp4 was mods to seize Roeb- foods sz bacon, chewabia vita. The reeoluUoo called for "a on tha body of Idas Kopechne. Slides, movies and metnor"- The alternate reform plan by The ABC had announced the them had been in daily contact ford or to hold him ta the park. mins tor children, medicinal ey- united end sustained national ef­ She is burlsd at Lark, Pa. biha ot p is', workshop prodcr Dulaki accepted today would btari might be felt here, but Hoffman. Davta, and six other with the former secretary to the rupa. gsUttn end frosen deserts fort to bring the troops home.” ‘nts pstttlon Is undsr advtas- tlofis will be shown Costumed keep the P ^ Office Depart- there were no nports that It ilanrlfTHtTr lEiiTniny ilfTrald Senate Democratic party before men are charged artth eonspir- as well as diet foods and soft Eartlsr ths teculty of the nwnt la ths Dioneytraala court. members sriil p-rform due's 'ment intact under a postenaster had bees. tag to provoke rtolsnee during be was coovtcted on tax evasion drinks The ^ A cstttnalee Its Graduate School of Bdueatton Repraasatsd with ths ssaator and soioe. Refreshments wi'l general but would give It more The ABC described the test ss the convention The trial Is the in 1968. Williams said fuUt by consun^ption wtll exceed 71 mil­ voted to allow ths department to la ths toiprsroe Qxirt procaad- |>e served businesslike control over Its op- part of ths U.S. "defsnse-reUt- first court test of aob aMlrfot aaaociaaao "may prore embar- lion potmdi thu year, with sales be ' freer than usual" In aMer- tog vmrt four man and ths Bva For more taformat’osi, f li' eraUona. > ed" program, presumably a. provision of the IM6 (3vi) laariag to those who would ssUmated at nearly .$300 mtlllon tag educational ertiedutos on wnrtvtog girls st lbs atappa- Mrs, David Acker, Vernon. Dulsid’s plan was hachsd by weapons teat. KighU Act. pevmote tliia as an argument a yoar. Oct. 18. 9UM90B OOOBOUC.

I' PAGE FORTY WEDNESDAY, OCTFOBER 8. 1M9 iRancbPBtrr lEtmiing Most Manchester Stores Open Until 9 0*Clodk Tonight *7.nr Hartford County Amateur Washington LOL will meet at About Tom^ Radio' Association will auction 8 p.m. Friday at Orange Hall. Delegates Return ham gear tomorrow at 8 p.m. Board of Ektucation of Center' II BB in Veterans Memorial Club­ Mary Green Circle of the From Convention Avtetafa Ihd|y Net Preae R n OongPegaUonal Church wUl house, Sunset Ridge Rd., East ATTENTION meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In Women’s Society of Conununity Hartford. The auction is open the Robbins Room of the Baptist Church wlU meet at the A delegation of members of Nutfiwg Forift, Ted C «dan of i t bonow it c^Uirch. to the public. church tomorrow at 10'a.m. A Manchester BmUem Club have Oeisker «, IMB Tile Weather nursery will be provided. having a popor driw Oef. 5 to Oct. 11. f\ Clear, cool tonight with lam returned to Mandiester after at­ in ypCT aoa to low 40s. Scatter­ Second Omgregational Full Gospel Christian Fellow­ Anyen* hmng po p i» or magorioBt can '/ ship, Interdenominational, will Raymond C. LaG€tce, son of tending the 48rd annual conven­ 15,790 ed froet likely. 'Tomorrow sunny, Church deeu^xis will meet to- tion of the Stqnrerae EmMem eca 643-8720. It wooM bo oMct oppro- ■'/ high tn kar 70s. Seturdayrs -ihorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the hold a , prayer service tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. TTieodore J. La- at ^:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. Gace of 396 Spring St. has been Club of the United States which ckMied. CUy of VUtmor. Chmrm look fWr, mild. church and the trustees will was held from Oct. 1 thrangh meet at 8 p.m. named resident assistant at Boston' College. LaGaee, a Oct. 6 at the Americana Hotel Senior Dopoty, Nodi W . Rowintt Y(»i. LXXXDC, NO. 8 (TWENTY-EI6BT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Women’s Guild of Trinity MANCHESTER, CX>NN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969 ea PBca BB) Covenant Church will hold a senior, is majoring in eco­ In New York CJty. PRICE TEN CENTH Connecticut Association of Club members who made the Public Accountants will meet rummage sale Saturday from 9 nomics. to 11:30 a.m. at the Community trip Include Mrs. Alfred PonU- tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Sun Val­ celU, president ot the Manches­ ley Acres’Inn, Meriden. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. HiUs 'k'k'k'k'k'kidK 'k ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ of Laurel St. have recently re­ ter club; Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, peat president of the Manches­ Rainat D ow n Community Baptist Church turned from a four-week trip Hartford - Tolland Counties visiting their children in San ter club and president of the Boldon H. Schofftr Council of the VFW will meet executive board will meet to­ State Association of Past Pres­ Without a Burp morrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Diego, Calif.; Scottsdale, Ariz.; Beard of Educotlon Friday at 8 p.m. at the Ro- Orlando, Fla.; and Maxwell ident’s in Connecticut; Ifrs. youth building. Carroll Hawthorne, Mrs. Ger­ Uves a t 118 Porter St. BiAN IXBOO. Ostf. CAP) — State Man Among Trio Shot chambeau-Blms Post Home, 3 AFB, Montgomery, Ala. Bldwell St., Bast Hartford. trude Hawthorne, Miss Julia with wife Millie and five "An sleplMat," mused a The executive board of the children. Director of In­ expMt, "hiM a Dulka, Mrs. H. V. Pittman. stitute of Public Service Manchester Junior Women’s Members of Manchester Bar­ Also, Mrs. Charles Pontlcel- vsey InafftclaHt dlgaOtve sys- Lutz Junior Museum Volun­ Club will meet tomorrow at 8:16 racks, World War I Veterans,’ a t the University of Con­ U, Mrs. Samuel Vacant!, Mrs. necticut since 1958. Served tem ." teer League will have an open p.m. at the home of Mrs. Leo and its Auxiliary will meet to­ house tomorrow from 9:30 to 11 Stanley Baldwin, Mrs. J < ^ on Town Development Tbafs wtat maksa Pmeb- Fitzpatrick, 94 Kenneth Dr., night at 7 at Holmes Funeral Zelmak, Mrs. Alfred Ritter and Commission, Charter Re­ as so luyatscious. a.m. at the museum for all Home, 400 Main St., to pay re­ Vernon. Co-hostesses are Mrs. ’Ine engagement of Miw An­ 'Die engagement of Miss Lin­ Mrs. John Callahan, past presi­ vision Commission 1963-64. A tourSon AMoaa alaphant As Youths Riot in Chicago those interested in joining the spects to the lafe Albert F. Stephen Harvey and Mrs. Al­ gela F. Lumbruno to John A. da Joyce Maturo of Manchester dent. Appointed by Governor to m league and/or wishing to help Bray, a member of the Bar­ ok O Baa Dtego aoo, Paach- fred Woodward. Ortolan!, both of Manchester, to Roland Becton Peacock HI Mrs. George Babbitt of Gar­ third term on Conn. Mu­ aa haa racantly doaruad a the museum. racks. has been announced by her den Grove, Calif., was Install­ nicipal Police ’Training. of Baltimore, Md., has been an­ Coimcll. Presently mem­ pair o< gtesaaa, two saraatan CHICAGO (AP)—Police The Christian education com­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony nounced by her parents, Mr. ed as the supreme president for and a ndneoait wlOtout avsn tightened security today Hie Mountain Laurel Chapter F. Lumbruno. ber of Personnel Policies mittee of Emanuel Lutheran and Mrs. Joseph Maturo of 120 ihe coming year. She succeed­ and Finance Committee burping. at schools and public build of Sweet Adelines will meet to­ Church will meet tomorrow at Public Records Her fiance is the son of Mr. Bolton St. ed Mrs. WlUlam Nolan of West of Board of Education in morrow at 8 p.m. alt the Rus­ Har tekaat vURlm, MTs. Roy ings threatened by younp 7:30 p.m. in the church board and Mrs. Albert Ortolani of S Her fiance is the eon of Mr. Haven. his third tenn. Oonovar, ama faadtaig Peadi- sian American National Center, room. A ttachm ent Trebbe Dr. ^ i c a l groups whose rally and Airs. Roland Peacock of as peannlh. in Lincoln Park flared into 211 Wethersfield Ave., Hart­ Manchester Memorial Com­ Miss Lumbruno, a 1968 Man­ Baltimore. "AH o< a auddan," aald ford. Women interested in sing­ A two-day Pulaski Celebration chester High School graduate, For The ACTION Team hit-and-run battles with pany Inc. against Roy Hage- Miss Maturo is employed by Many Not in Lunch Plan Mrs. Oonovar, “aba abd bar ing four-part barbershop style will be held in Hartford this dom, property on W. Middle is employed by Pratt and 'Whit­ police. Iona Manufacturing Oo. of Re­ WASHINGTON— The naUon- VOTE DEMOCRATIC front legs into he moat, slip­ harmony may attend any re­ weekend. ’There will be six Tpke., $2,600. ney Division of United Aircraft ped her trunk under the rail Three peraona were wounde hearsal. For further informa­ hours of continuous polka danc­ Corp. in East Hartford. gent St. Her fiance is serving al school-lunch program reach­ This ad sponsored by the Plastlcrete Corporation in the U.S. Navy aboard the Manchester Democratic Town Conunlttee and bedoca you coidd aay Wedneeday night by gunshot tion, call Mrs. TYuman Cran­ ing starting at 7 p.m. Saturday against Salvatore J. and Rita Mr. Ortolani, a 1966 graduate ed about 19 million children In and 66 were arretted In the tw> U88 'Tidewater a t Norfolk, Va. the 1968-69 school year, but Roger Negro, Treas. ‘jaidnabhit' aha bad grab­ dall, 58 White St. or Mrs. Da­ at the Polish National Home, C. Miano, property at 160-162 of Manchester High School, at­ bed my ratosoat out ot my houra of wlndow-cmaahlng, etor vid Ounas, 111 LInwood Dr. 60 Charter Oak Ave. ’The or­ School St., $10,000. tended ’Trinity College in Hart­ The wedding is planned for nefiriy 9.5 mllUon attended Ing and clubbing by an eetlma' September 1070. schools that did not take part. I waa dumbdounded. chestras of Rich Boblnskl, Gene Marriage Licenses ford. In 1969, he graduated from ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ i r k i r k ed 800 youths who poured out <> The nominating committee of Computer Processing InsUtute "flba atrabdtea her trunk the perk In helmeU after a bo> Wisniewski and Ed Zavaskl will Paul Howard Krause, Coven­ way 1 9 to the abr and waved North United Methodist Church play traditional and popular try, and Margaret Leah Wilson, in East Hartford. He is serving fire and rally marking the anni will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. as a computer programmer Sen. ^ w a rd M. Kennedy, D-Mass., tells reporters my ooat around like n flag. versaty of the death of th e Gu- polkas. ’There will be a parade 64 Parker St., Oat. 18, St. It 'want dosm to (be aeoond 9 a t the church. Sunday afternoon. James’ Church. specialist in the U. 8. Air Force he thinks there now is “serious question” whether vara, Latin American revoli at Langley AFB, Va. Senate confirmation could be expected on the gidp. I could aaa the tbraods Uonaty. ’The wedding is planned for nomination of Judge Clement F. Haysnworth to the bangtog out ot har moulb.” John Van Veenendaal, 22, i,f June 6, 1970, In the Churob of Supreme Court. Opposition strategists to Haysn­ Cyda HUl, aaaiKiteta curator SeatUe was shot in the heck by the AssumpMoa. ot anhnala, aald an da- a poUcemon who aald Van Vee worth, apparently confident that they could de­ phant’a atomach really lan’t neitdaal and another youth feat the nomination on the Senate floor, have rigged to fanndla ratnooata, clubbed him. Maraholl Beraon, but Peaebaa aaama to be all ■ f t said privately that they were prepared to see the 91, of Hartford, Oonn., and n nomination clear the Judiciary Committee and go right woman who MenUfled hereelf n i on to a full vote by the Senate. At left is Sen. BUsabeth Oardner. 96, of See' WOMEN’S SHOES Ue were wounded tay WMtg\- Charles McC. Mathias; R-Md. (AP Photofax) pelleto. They were found two Wool Entertainers from the nearest pollce-demoi strator confrontation. Mis Oardnsr, who also had Identifi Senate Judiciary Now E n te r oaUon tn the name of Itlemt ^8.90 Ounnae, 96. Seattle, said ah didn't know where the shooUr<: l e t b e s t f o r m * took place. "I'm not talking, Buekks or Bows Okays Haynsworth Prdie rile said In reply to other que> WASHmOTON (AP) — Tbs Uona about her involvement an ' BLACK • BROWN • BLUE WAamNOTON (AP) — The Haynsworth distributed to their Senate probe tlud haa caused a Injury. h e l p y o u be y o u r Senate Judiciary Committee to­ Senate colleagues a letter de- general and a sergeant to be Van Veenendaal eriU b MID AND LOW HEELS day apinroved the nomination ot fending his record to civil riglds stripped of top medals la focus- charged erith aggravated bat Judge Clemept F. Haynawortb decisions. tog on charges entertainers tery and mob action. poUc- SAVE WHEN IT COUNTS SLENDER, to the Siquema Court. "’There Is absolutely no pat- forced to pay Uckhacks to aald. Approval came on a vote of 10 tern of Mas," said Sens. Roman a^der to appear at service clubs The rally, sponsored b> to 9. Maryland RepuUlcan L. Hruska of Nebraska and Vietnam. A Chicago policeman is escorted by other officers after he was injuretfduHrS**’ Weatherman, a splintered, mill M The engagement of Mlaa CURVACEOUS SEL Charlea MoC. MatbUa ab- Marlow CJook of Kentucky. ColUns, booking agent a scuffle with demonstrators on Chicago’s North Side last night. Riot Probers tant faction of Students tor <- Margaret Briggs of Manchester atatoad. Tlw letter prefaced a 98 page who peuikages ahows for the Democratic Society, began li t ' l i i to Christopher M. Smith ot A J u d ic ia ry Committee revtmv, end defenae, of Hayna- Army’s club system to Vietnam, the park a t 7:10 p.m., Wednes Auburn, Mass., has been an­ qMkMtnao aald Metblaa wanted worth’s decisloaa as a U.S. clr- was called today to toll the Sen­ Hear Agent <>»y- atm more time to look tote ate’s tovasUgators auboommlt- nounced by her parents, Mr. (Bee Page IWeafj-Berea) CBHOAQO (AP) - An iuMter. About three lioura later, al and Mrs. Walker W. Briggs of Haynaworth’a record as a fedar. tee about charges that extra Defense Secretary Steps Up _ _ moat erttbout warning, the . t , v> III al Judge and into the financial cover agent has teaUBed that 84 Finley St. fees were charged entertainers Jerry fUibto and Bobto~ Beals •termed out ol Uie parV dealings that have qiarksd ma­ by sergeants who rnsnsgad the ' - w Mslile ■MBteswAalB* selkeha^ ^eiai ■ il Her fiance Is the son of ihe enoouraged war protesters to wUh makeriilft clubs ri$>pe• riemocratlc Nallotuil Eastland said there was no their fees. "highest priority to the Vtet- developtag admtoletiatlan oam- November In Trinity Collage. ApoUo program’s chief geologi­ Vletnameae navy aseumtag to Inolto riola during the oon Convention, lives In an spart discussion about when the nomi­ cal investigator, says he le quit­ He quoted one sergeant as namisatlon of the war." palgn to eeU "Vletaamlsatlon" nation would come up on the about half ot the rivar war Job ventlon. ment eompisx near the Drake. T ting because U.S. planning fo­ telling him: "You're going to to the American people and thus There were three major ron . Senate flom*. Before the nomina­ The instructions permit U.B. to the Important delta and the ^ Polloeman Robert Pleraon cuses on "space spectaculars," face some miserable chib custo- commandera to strike at enemy to oool growing heat to Oewgresi rrunadons between youths and tion can be officially reported to and on the campuses tor a swift­ South Vletnameae air torca - toetifled Wedneeday that he Morrissey Heads instead of exploring the solor > stand by his nomination ot Shoemaker, 41, made his ra- bU you can got the eame $980 August. He said they incorpo­ Pieraon quoted Rubin as tell­ attract new Industry and busi­ you got last time." Haynsworth. marks to a speech at the Cali­ rate the idea of "protective ing a Linooln Park crowd of Nixon Honors ness to Manchester, and to en­ fornia Institute of Technology, In Wedneodays toeUmony, reaction” under .which U.B. Haynsworth, t o Greenville, GI Deaths in War 1,600 peraone on Aug. M: "The courage the expansion of exist­ where he te a professor. He aald senaton were led through a commanders seek to hold down electlona era phony. We must ing industries and businesses. 8.C., bsd no comment on the »J committee aetian. he would leave the team after maze of financial transactions caeiialties to part by rooting out disrupt the eleetlone. We must Viet Veterans According to PhllHp Harrison, the flight of ApoUo IS, probably by the Marodem Corp., a firm a enemy supply and weapons become flghtors and take to the president of the Chamber of Eastland said it would take at next spring. caches before they can be used At Three-Year Low least a week to clear the way committee investigator teid was streets in small grou$M. Bee you Commerce, the committee will "The Apollo program te eet iqi formed by sergeants from illicit against American foroes. In (he sireeta tonight." For Heroism maintain current lists, photos, for floor action. Laird, under repeated ques­ BAIOON (AP) — The total of UA. Headquartera aleo re­ j American battlefield deaths In Seale wen quoted as saying f and Information on available TWO RepuUlcan supporters of (Bm Page Bight) (1 iPhgoI 6) tioning did not make dear at a ported two American aircraft WASHINUTUN (AP) buildings luid sites. Also, it will Vietnam dropped lost week to shot down Wednesday. An Air the crowd riwuld gel flrwirnM develop and. make available 64, the lowest weekly toll stoee Foret F4 Phantom fighter- The time for singing W. BhsU community data for prospective October IBM, the U.B. Cam- bomber was downed 10 miles Overcome Is p m irw ’s Urn. to mend announced today. buy » 7 m a g ^ . 46-c.llb.r “ new businesses, and it will work southeast of Da Nang, but thr ’ ^ '•■s an op|M>rtunlty "to rwledl' The reduction in American two crewmen escaped unhurt. A closely with existing businesses (Bae Pag* Twealy-i I) Cate ouraelvee anew to bringing in aiding and encouraging ex­ bestform® casualties oonttoued a generally email army oberrvatlon hslloop- the peace we all wont." pansion. downward tread that begaa tor waa shot down I miles The appearance was Nixon s The Town Development Oom- PUTS YOU IN THE three montha ago. OfBelal eoutheari of Saigon, wounding (Irri al a medals preoenUUcsi tn mission, together with the sopurcss aald If this trend oontln- two crewmen. lour months and cams just six Chamber ot Oommerce-haa pre­ lap o f luxury .. It could p w n p t P r e a t ^ Vietnamese mlll- Reaction Mixed days befor* scheduled nation pared a questionnaire which Is Nlxon to ^ >6< up Amerlceii lary command reported that wtds pfvlasU against ths war. designed to get the moat up-to- a t w o r k in g try wtthdrawBla. battlefield deetlie among Ks Among Indiunw The President, speohliw with date information available on unusual brevity, took no not* of many aspects of the town’s in­ girl PRICESl -■ y * " * —* loweri level In five monlhs the mounting rrUicIsm he Ui fac­ enem jra^iy te at Ite loweri ^ dustries. Re Agnew Talk ing tor his luimlDng of the Viet­ The present Information is fr..***** Jtedr, aaptm^d ea- tfoope killed was the loweri In nam problem. But he did take a emy (inmimey aadytew ir re- ,ia,ari a year. ALBUQUBRtlVE, N M (API contained in a publication, ' “The iMMte Inrtinate a whtfer aam- ' In the direction of Ihe Industrial Sites In Manohsstsr” on. Double ponels A weekly coMialty summary Asewanoee by Vim ^rident ^ who are in the prepared for the Development said 86B goveramem eoldlars •P®* T torelront uf planning next of U» toterter Waher J. HIchal week s demcmrirelloas Commission In March 19n. *■ '• * hqvs Mt wore Mlted. the loweri weekly toll riaoe IM were killed May 4- of a FhgUUr future for the Nixon said that just as danger American Indtea met erlih a In war brought out greaCneas to W^rre Swan for The summary eald lAM Ifeett mixed raaetlew from tribal lead­ the tour Army men he honored U N I F e * M S niwiu sm w a m n am n vras- vietaamooe and Viet Oet« en. he said ha was confidant the I Fire Calls B. long “‘jfro* Spondex troope «vere klUed by aUted Both pr(uuie»d the Mth aaaual challenge of peace whan It us* yot*’’ *0*1006 lari oreek. the loweri tell coAVWillwi of lbs NaUonaJ Om- comas will luuovcr greatnaea 9 110. V t V »At. o**. Flrsflghtsrs from the Eighth account for District fire department extin­ rinoe Ihe week of Nov. B9, $•■•. grees of Amarlaan Indians m uw young paopla of America. •o*y shoppInD* Writeendey that Bm Nixon ad- Durlng'lha summer the Preet- guished a minor grass firs at ______aoeaSriM lIioe’ *’'*** **9*'**^ 182 Hawthorne St. yesterday at peach, oquo, beige^S, M. l, Bouto Vtebrimaee mtalriraUon wUl maintain and derx presented the medal post- Improve federal guardlaneWp of 7:52 p.m. According to firemen, delL tiri w eri^eT friete^ hemefteld^^lheithe' has Miipageed huinouaiy to neat uf kin of sev- the area burned was quite ^ e^ar ^ket ot the Aoierlcene wmm Indlaa loads oM fMourcos erai u g haros to Vietnam, but small. a ereek tor the poM five rooedhe. while gtvtog ladteM mure votoe tlMaa oarenusnlas were held In ^ Amertcen officlats said Brie to- in their own adtelra. C. Boy ‘require private. UNIFORMS BY WHITE SWAN w m me ^ dlcatei Chat the SoaBi Vlet- However, HIchel made no Today's Madhl of Honor reel- Defends Thai G>nte«t ^ . nemees ore being more m n e mention of any plan to raoegon- pianU are Maj. Patrick H. IN CORDED KNIT JERSEY Double melim hipi ond T:. ^ laktog on a largM’ laa Che Bureau ot Indian ANain. Brady. taa ot Michael H. BANGKOK, Thailand (A P )^- the bock ponej

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