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Bloodmobile Visit Marks HOIMES ^^une.'zd^yorne. Averse Daily Net Press Ron The Weather 1400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN For The Week Ended I h O W ARD h o l m e s ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES Angnrt U, 1970 Partly cloudy, not ao cool to­ 20 Years of Free Service night and tomorrow. Low to­ night about es. Chance of after­ Those Connecticut residents who turn­ ed program has been sponsored by the 1 4 ,7 8 0 ralh noon-evening showers, thunder­ ed 20 years of age on or after June S Connecticut State Medical Society, the showers lliursday. State Department of Health, and the Memcheater— A City of Village Charm have been protected each day of their Hospital Association. lives by the nation's only all-state free -V Sharing sorrow lightens sorrow. That's VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 272 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TWO TABLOIDS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 (Ofauslfled AdvertUng os Bagn M) PRICE TEN CENTS blood program. The goal o t the program is to keep on hand at all times enough blood to why funerals came'into being . . . why On that day in 1990, the first Red fulfill the needs of every hospital in families are encouraged to have a Cross Bloodmobile visit was made in the state. public funeral instead of a private one Danbury, and, on the following day, the second visit was made in Manchester, In the first year of the program, the . . . and why friends and acquaintanc­ at Center Church. statewide total of donations was 63,733 es of the deceased are encouraged to State Democrats U.S. Will Confront pints, which was used mostly as whole, The first in line to donate blood in blood. Last year, the total number of attend. town 20 years ago was Arthur Murphy pints collected in Connecticut was 138,- of 16 Hackmatack St. Murphy said he 217. Go to the Polls Reds with Charges plans to make an anniversary donation HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ant clergyman, became active One pint donated today can conceiv­ when the Bloodmobile visits Manchester ConnecUcut’s Democrats vote in politics two years ago when Thursday between 1;4S and 6:30 p.m. at ably £ild as many as six recipients. today in a three-way primary he led the Eugene J. McCarthy With advances in technology, one pint SOUTH SIDE Made by Israelis St. James’ School. ENTRANCE to pick a replacement on their presidential campaign in Con­ can be separated into a number of com­ Ucket for Sen. ’Thomas J. Dodd necticut. He has appealed for Murphy also was on hand at the 10th ponents, each with a specific task. 'A —^who has left the Democratic the support of labor and has By FRED 8. HOFFMAN anniversary of the Blood Program, along fold but refuses to be counted used his liberal base as the AP Military Writer with seven others of the original donors Despite the increase in donations, the out. foundation for a statewide cam­ WASHINGTON (AP)—The United States is taking and three women staff members. demand constantly escalates. The blood Dodd, censured for alleged paign network expected to bring up directly with Russia and Egypt Israeli accusations of Murphy said he did not know the total bank is never “ full” enough. In addi­ misuse of campaign fimds In a high percentage of his sup­ violations by them of the Middle East cease-fire agree­ number of pints he has contributed over tion, summer demands are even great­ 1967, bowed out of the party’s porters to the polls. ment. The U.S. itself is still examining the recent the years. er because of the Increase in elective struggle for the nomination in With a low turnout, both of charges. surgery during vacations and the oc­ June, when it appeared he his opporvents concede, Duffey In a statement Wednesday, Since 1960, the Red Cross administer­ currence of more accidents. wouldn’t make a strong show­ could stand a good chance to the State Department an­ ing at the state party conven­ win. nounced a U.S. conclusion that tion. He is now running for re- Both Duffey and Donahue are there was “ forward deployment IsraelisHit election as an Independent. trying for public office for the of surface to air missiles” on ’The Democratic convention first time. gave its endorsement by a nar­ Donahue is 54, a successful the Egyptian side of the Suez row margfin, to Alphonsus J. businessman and a veteran of Canal front before the cease-fire Arab Bases Donahue, the choice of state fundraising for the Democrats went into effect and "som e evi­ M O R O party chairman John M. Bailey. for years. His chances are ex- dence” indicates this movement But convention delegates also pected to increase with the size continued beyond the cease-fire In Lebanon gave enough votes to two chal- of the turnout produced by the deadline. ’TEL AVIV (AP) — ’The Israe­ The NORGE Permanent Press 18 lengers — State Senate Majority big-city ptirty organizations. But the statement declared li command said its warplanes Leader Edward L. Marcus and Today’s balloting is the Dem­ that “ our evidence of this (for­ attacked Arab g;uerrllla bases in the Rev. Joseph Duffey, nation­ ocrats’ first experience with a ward movement after the Automatic Dryer Lebanon today. It was the sec­ A Cake for Her 87th Birthday al chairman of Americans for statewide primary in Connecti­ cease-fire began) is not conclu­ :.V ; * ond Israeli incursion into Leba­ Happy birthday wishes accompany the cake presented to Mrs. Charlotte Democratic Action — to qualify cut. Last Wednesday, when Re­ sive.” for today's primary. publicans held their first state­ non in aa many days and the Chelpanolf on her 87th birthday Sunday by Mrs. J. Robert Bedlack of "Vernon The effect of the statement third in five days. All three are in the general wide primary, about 33 per cent on behalf of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club. Mrs. Chelpanolf was born and of comments made by a A spokesman said the planes category of "doves” the is­ of the eligible voters turned out. Aug. 16, 1883 in Sweden, and has been making her home at Laurel Manor o n State Department spokesman on struck for 30 minutes against sue of the Vietnam Weir, and State law has allowed primaries Israel’s charges was to deny full targets on the southwest slopes Convalescent Home for about three years. A busy person, she spends much of all have stressed economic is­ since 1955, but this is the first her time knitting, crocheting and helping the other residents of Laurel Manor. support for the Israeli accusa- ©f Mt. Hermon, east of the Has- sues like imemployment, Infla- year in which challengers have tlons, to appeal for a prompt banl River and near the fron- She has a son, Frank Carlson of 232 School St., a daughter, Laura in Califor­ tion and the high cost of bor- pressed their bids all the way _ » «<•• start on peace talks between Is- tier. All planes returned safely, nia, and another son, John, in Florida. The Junior Women’s Club provides birth- rowed money. to the ballot box. rael and the Arab states and to he said. But Marcus has spent much The Republicans nominated . day cakes for the residents at Laurel Manor and at Holiday House as a part of South Vietnamese troops round up Cong prisoners in Cambodia. (AP Photofax) renew U.S. assurances of mill- Israeli troops blew up six (7 effort on appeals for "law and Congressman Lowell P. Welcker their community service. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) YOUR tary support of Israel. houses in two border villages in order,” while Donahue and Duf- Jr. last week, and he was im- Students Say “ I do want to make clear,” ground raids Saturday and fey have tried to get the votes mediately rated the favorite, of blacks and Puerto Ricans in Dodd’s presence in the race is press officer Robert J. Me- ’Tuesday. Stays with Walter Dolls ^Tiger Cages’ Closkey said, “ as President Nix- Israel Has continued opera- the cities. expected to hurt the Democratic Sources Say U.S. Helicopters Marcua, a 43-year-old lawyer, candidate—whoever he is—more on and Secretary Rogers have tlons against guerrillas since done before, that we will not al- ceasefire began on the Suez Not Abolished low the balance to be upset—to Canal and the Jordanian fron- Swiss AFS Student Inside Laos be turned to the disadvantage of m l ^ h t Aug. 7. BgjTt. Land South Viets SAIGON (AP) — Saigon stu- jarael Jordan------and Israel ------accepted the 497 Vote in First Hour SAIGON (AlP) — The South Souphanouvong, the leader of mercenaries trained by the tl.S. dent leaders accused the South U.S. position has been____ commandos re- To Arrive Thursday Vietnamese military command the Pathet Lao, made the Special Forces and paid by the Vietnamese government made to the Israeli government today denied Communist charge last Saturday in a letter U.S. Central Intelligence Agen- Wednesday of reneging on a by the American ambassador in 'We are continuing our usual Robertson School on N. School Miss Ursula HEisler of Schaffhauseij, Switzerland, will At 1 p.m. today, after the charges that Its combat troops delivered to Prince Souvanna cy. ’They include Montagnard promise to abolish the ’"Tiger Tel Aviv, Walworth Barbour. It activity to assure the security of St. arrive in Manchester Thursday as guest of the Walter first hour of the Democratic pri­ are operating in Laos, but in- Phouma, the Laotian premier. tribesmen, Laotians and ’Thais Cages” s to spot targets ment of the Laotian border directly * Norge’s exclusive hlgh-airnuw, low-temperature drying ’The highest number of votes 8 p.m. which will greaUy sur­ Cao Nguyen Lot, a spokesman cease-fire violations remains Pravda denied the Israeli with the "AFS staff in New York for American bombers. In Weishington, the State De- opposite Saravane Province. Miss Hasler reports she has System deduces wrinkles and prolongs fabric llfei cast by 1 p.m. today was 100— pass the Republican turnout in for the Saigon Student Union, open, pending further Informa- claim that Egirpt has moved So- caty. studied English for a year and ’The Communist Pathet Lao partnent denied the charges. The South Vietnamese troops, , , , ...... „ . _ . . ^ . ... . „ Miss Ursula Hasler In District 5, the Nathan Hale town last week, when only 28 reported in a radio broadcast There was no immediate com- supported by a battalion of U.S. once was held in toe -Ilg e r tion. But as S e c r e t ^ of De- vlet rockets close to the Simz ^venteen years old. Miss a half, and is preparing for uril- School on Spruce St. ’The low­ per cent of the enrolled Repub­ Tuesday that on Aug. 9 “ the ment from the Laotian govern- infantrymen. are operating Cages” for six months, told a fense Melvin R. Laird said Sun- Canal since the cease-fire b«»- worked in a factory and a su­ Hasler describes herself as a versity studies In science. Her est was 64—in District 2, the licans cast ballots. United States introduced a num- ment. from the Kham Due Special flows conference the Informa- day, some charges have been gM . Israel also hopes to obtain permarket. In other summers, dark blonde and five feet two summer semester starts at 7:05 her of Saigon puppet army units A U.S. military spokesman in Forces camp 13 miles from the 1*on was received from a recent- ' lm ^ssible’^t<^ prove. additional American weaped obsolete munitions Astrakhan where cholera was stores. The elder Cavedon. who noted already been contacted by Pants for years. first reported by the Soviet According to the U.S. Embas- that all efforts to sell Aldon as ^ jyg ^ area, and ’The Army has guaranteed press two weeks ago, the Indus- sy in Moscow: “ No Americans a going concern had failed, at- __ e^pi©ygg______can__ be______hired if they that this is the last gas ship­ trial city of Volgograd and the have contracted the disease and trlbuted declining sales during to go to these places. He Shirt $] ment that will be scuttled at Black Sea port of Odessa. as far as we know no American three years primarily mention any specific WINDOW sea. In the future officials s^d, Other th ^ preventing access travelers are in the quarantined severe import competition, BUDGET TERMS — INSTAIIATION BY EXPERTS — FREE DELIVERY chenjlcal agents will be used for ! // to the three closed cities, the cities.” particularly from the Orient. He located on Rt. 83 detoxification. Some conserva­ cholera has had little effect on n ie embassy official said no explained that the textile wages Main St. in ’TalcottvUle, tionists and Florida Gov. Claude SHADES foreigners traveling under the figures were available on the P®*^ world vary been spinning yarns on the Mod* to Order Kirk had fought the ocean dis­ supervision of the government number of Americans in the So- a high of 67 cents an hour system since 1943 and posal operation. agbncy Intourist. vlet Union since many ignored Japan to a low of 10 cents an ^©pjggjiy employs about IBO Btfog your oM loUen In and So violent was the descent and But all travelers who do not the embassy’s registration poll- hour in South Korea. pe<^le. But the number of em- save 86o per shade. impact of the 446-foot Briggs have previously arranged ac- ©y, particularly students. American company pay- _,gygg ig.now down to about 80 that a major experiment to de­ commodations are denied travel American student groups an average wage and fringe ^ summer workers, termine if any gas leaked was Carriage House E. A. JOHNSON permits to most of southern have made trips to the open benefits of *2.74 an hour simply ^^g^y ©©ugge students, have POST SHOPPING PLAZA lost. Russia. Authorities said this Black Sea resorts this summer could not continue to compete,” gj^gg^y been laid off. 445 HARTFORD RD. Ten water sample bottles, in­ PAINT GO. was to prevent overcrowding without restricUons. But stu- be said. Q^^g g^pigyg ^ © admitted tended to rise to the surface at RT. 30 — EXIT 96 O FF 1 ^ and unsanitary conditions. dents not with prearranged ^ second causa of slipping ^^g n j© jn w to being the oldest 7flS MAIN ST. between eight and 10 hours..after Boutique An uncooperative information tours were turned away. sales, Cavedon said, is the de- ___ B sinking, broke loose during the in years and service, Mrs. Jes- MANCHESTER VERNON About cllning demand for wool texUles ^ i ^ R a ^ ~ o 7 North Elm St, scuttling and rose almost poUcy at the Soviet Health lOn- g e NOA, Italy (AP) - |18 OAK STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TIL M 4 4 n i3 Coi’fins of lethal nerve gas sink to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean as the Istry has prevented a reliable and the increasing popularity of Head Herald Ads (See Pago Ten) ship, LeBaron Russell Briggs, sinks'in 16,000 feet of water. (AP Photofax) estimate of the seriousness of (See Page Ten) synthetics. (See Page Eight) ford prime time for presentadon Indian Joins FCC Chief Raps of contrasting viewpoints to the MOVIE RAHNGS Sheinwold on Bridge Democracy Isn Working President’s views on the war in Suspended Students Sue Coventiy THEATER TIME News Coverage Southeast Asia, presented SCHEDULE Movie People Hope FORRItflENTBAND Olympian Gods YOUNG PE0Pl£ BBIDOE EXPERT HAS Of War Ruling him in five television addresses IJConn Reinstatement 8UBPBI8INO QUALITY For Latin American Nations LOUISVilLLE. Ky. (AP) since November 1969, the PCC 38 Warranty t)eeds Listed Tfm ot/9C0v§ ot tho rotiogt it to kOom NORTH By LOUIS UGHITELLE HARTFORD, Conn'. (AP) — ings” before being suspended; Blue Hills Drive-In—Anne of tary has stepped In to' shore it trying to cope with terrorism, —Why a lone Indian stands has ruled.” For Tax Exemption potontt oboot ffw ouHtbkitf ot K 107 Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The TTie University of Connecticut that their appeals were not suf­ the niousand Days, 8:1S; Tell By ALFRED SHEINWOLD up with a state of siege. Misael poverty and a split In his party. In the Company ot nine Ro­ The- ruling was made under mo^/io contort tot viooting Py ttton chitOton. <:? 1 0 chairman of the Federal Com­ the FCC's fairness doctrine ficiently reviewed; and that the Them Willie Boy is Here, 11:00. By BOB THOMAS dios. TTie rest were scattered KQ 10843 Pastrana, a Conservative, won leans heavily ofi the miUtaiy for man gods and goddesses at is being sued by two of the seven For July by Town Clerk Everybody knows Oiat a boy 0 BUENOS AIRES (AP) — which requires a station pre­ suspensions violated the school’s Cinema I (East Hartford) — Associated Press Writer across from Albuquerque to K64 election to succeed Lleras Res- support. Uruguay’s President the Louisville Water Co.’s munications Commission has university students suspended AIL ACES AOMinEO scout is trustwwrthy, loyal, * “ Formal democracy has be­ senting one side of an issue to own guidelines. TIm otticc of the town clerk Costas of Coventry, lots 16 and Getting Straight, 7, 9:25; Magic G*n«ril AudltncM trepo, a liberal. That was ac- Jorge Pacheco Greco, Ignoring criticized news coverage of an Manhattan. WEST EAST come an Instrumtot of Ineffi­ UO-year-oId stand pipe is a last May during demonstrations deeds ^ Section N. of Waterfront Machines,______9:0S. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The friendly and so forth, but who ^ ______cording to script. CJolomblan de- outcries In Congress, has de­ mystery. FCX; ruling that television net­ give the public reasonable op-, The two students 'dem od ed recorded 36 warranty For the past 10 years, televl-' ♦ A . 4 '5'3 ciency, incapable of resolving porturtlty to hear the other side. against the Indochina War. that the university give them Manor, and Daniel F. and - ^ t t o n Carnes to desperate condlUon of the film ^ knows what a bridge eicpert Is? fundamental‘^problems In Latin J]''°®*‘®cy worked since 1958 creed a state of siege, press works must give more opportun­ during July; five quit-claims; ALL AGES AOMinEO (P AK964 C? QJ 52 The monument recently The doctrine applies to issues The students are asking for Caryn C. Murphy to Morgan B. America’ because of an agreement be­ censorship and other authoritar­ ity for antiwar spokesmen to be full attendance and academic 1^0 underscored last economic pinch. But the trend Partfltal Guidanct Sugytsttd Tlie word, in case you are look­ 0 A 62 was designated to become a —not to individuals. In contrast, four change ot name; one cer­ unc. a auune He«ifield of Elling­ Manchester Drive-In — Two GP 0 17 tween the Conservative and Lib­ ian measures in the fight heard. reinstatement and clean disci­ credit for the terms of the sus­ week when labor and manage- has been toward fewer filmed ing for It, is compassionate. If ♦ J 109 5 2 ; 4> A873 A roar of criticism would National Historical Land­ the equEd time law requires that plinary records. tificate of devise, one certifi­ ton property on Cassidy Hill Mules for Sister Sara, 8:25; Se­ eral parties, representing the against the Tupamaro guerril- Dean Burch told a news pensions; admit them for the series as feature movies and you are a true bridge expert have greeted that remark if It mark. a station granting air time to a cate o t descent and one certifi­ cret War of Harry Frigg, 10:20. ment Joined to seek a £0 per SOUTH upper classes, to alternate the las. conference Tuesday the ruling In a joint suit filed in U.S. fall term; lift their probations; Rd. hours take over more you watch out for your partner had been made in the early The late Henry Gerb»r, candidate for office must pro- cate of distribution.. State Theatre — The Out of cent tax exemption on gross in- ® AEsnicnD A QJ98642 presidency every four years. had been misinterpreted as re­ District court here, the two stu­ and correct school records AUKi,Also, Edwardjiiuwitru J. KermaniHermiui anuand «.(« o-nn- 'Pnio flrtt . ^ network programming. 19608, when the Alliance for President Nixon has given longtime president of the Warranty deeds recorded; Und«f 17 r«gulm KCsfflHny'xC to make sure the poor devil 873 quiring that antiwar spokesmen ■vlde time for his opponents. dents claim that university of­ to delete all references to offi­ John J. Barnes to Ralph L. De ^ ^ ^ * ” 50 ’ American-made mov- Partnt or AAult Guordlon doesn’t make a mistake. If Progress was starting up, with ‘ITus time Gen. Gustavo Rojas this view of the way things have company said in 1964 that Hubert E. and Margaret E. HI 0 95 be given five prime-time televi­ ficials violated their constitu­ cial disciplinary action. FTetro of South Windsor, prop­ you’re doubtful about all this, one of its aims to save democra­ Pinilla, former dictator, upset been going in Latin America: stories have persisted of an Saunders to Casimlro and Paul­ ^ ^ Theatre — Patton, 2:00, filmed, too. Several years ago, ♦ Q sion periods to rebut President tional rights and disobeyed According to the suit, Winnick erty on South St. and Judd R d.; I have a hand from the recent cy. . the arrangement by nearly win- “ We hope that eventually 1890 tornado that toppled ine M. Pita of Coventry, lot 78 g;Oo. The chances that Congress series made 39 per season; last West North East South Nixon's statements. Freed Bishop Due school guidelines for suspen­ and Gacek were suspended for Peter J. and Vera Ounas to NO ONE UNOEA 17 AONinEO world championship to prove it. But no one was___ electrified______nlng. He charged that fraud de- most, perhaps even all, of the many of the statues and bad­ in Coventry htanor; Albert J. East Hartford Drive-In —The will respond favorably are slim, year the number was 26 and 1 O 2 O , 4 C? 4 4 The commission, Burch said, sions. disrupting classes at Engineer­ Rockwood Builders Inc., o t (Ago llmtt m«y vory West dealer. when Juan Antonio Tack, i>ana- victory to his National Alii- world’s people will share what ly smashed one. For Papal Vieit and Sarah Tindeau to Matilda Moonshine War, 8:10; Ice Sta- It is hard to convince the law- now it’s an average of 24. And In cirtiln oraos) Pass Pass Double All Pass “expressly rejected any princi­ The suit names as defendants ing building No. 1 on May 18. Avery Shores, lots 25, 26, 27 in tlon Zebra, 10:06. makers that the once-booming nBC is shooting only 10 "H igh Neither side vulnerable. ma’s foreign minister, made the ®"®® P®*-*y> whose members are we consider to be the blessings He said the water compa­ ple embodying right of reply or HONG KONG (AP)—Roman three UConn administrators in­ Many students and faculty M. and Nelson P. Cheverler of Block 19 Gerald Park and vi­ Opening lead — Ace of Hearts. statement at an Organization of mainly from Colombia’s of a genuine democracy. ... Nev­ ny directors probably were Hartford, lots 18 and 19, section East Windsor Drive-In —The movie business is at its lowest Chaparrals” this season, filling rebuttal to the president. We (Catholic Bishop James Walsh, cluding President Homer D. members in the engineering de­ cinity of South St.; Allen E, Boatniks, 8:10; Popi, 10:16. • a H g g | AW I g A u a w d iv i At one table, where Mike Law­ with the queen. If East held American States meeting In P®®c. ertheless, we recognize that too pinched to have another specifically denied requests that who was freed by the Red F, Ext. 2 Actor's Colony ES' ebb in 60 years. the rest of the time with spe­ TM«HAL^^ Ot TMt Babbidge Jr., five ex-offlcio partment of UConn were con­ Scholl to Roeeanne D. Walsh “ Hollywood has always had cials and reruns. MonoH ncnAc CMO ot uutootAtnon rence, of the victorious Ameri­ only the ace, he would be forced June. Tack, whose own country Pastrana was inaugurated as enormous, . sometimes explosive. . . goddess carved, so they a right of reply exists in anyone Cailnese July 10 alter 12 years In trustees including Governor tinuing classes as usual. In the of Coventry, lots 31 and‘32, Sec- can team was declarer. West to win the trick at once. And ta run by the National Guard, scheduled Aug. 7, but Rojas and tofces are operating In Latin bought a cheap Indian statue to respond to the president or dro S. Sentinl ot Rockville, lots ^ ’ the reputation of being a gold- a Communist prison, leaves John Dempsey, and ten other evening, some 70 students took S, in Waterfront Manor; cashed the ace of hearts and that is just what happened. The tally restated a principal justin- his movement are a continuing America. Tliese create Instabili- from a local monument com­ any spokesman, whomever he Sunday for an audience with 1, 2, 3 and 4 in Richmond Es­ Bolton rush town,” says an industry members of the board of trus­ over the administration building the P. J. C., Corp. to Robert S. then shifted to the jack of clubs. defenders got one trick in each cation for the rise of authorltar- threat to his power. This despite t*®®- bring changes In gov- pany. may be, when speaking on a Pope Paul VI In Rome. tates, and Christopher C. and observer. "How can you pay tees. in a more militant protest to and Cathie H. Van Hysen of Simple, but not very compas­ suit because West was too com­ ianism In Latin America in re- that fact Lleras Restrepo’s gov- ®rnments. On the diplomatic The only evidence of anoth­ controversial issue of public im­ A Catholic spokesman said Marjorie R. Glenney and Gwen­ stars a million dollars a picture cent years. ’ — ' ------The legal action was brought the war. Rockville, lot 75 in Northfields, sionate. passionate to give his partner ernment managed to diversify l®vel, we must deal realistically er statue being on the pedes­ portance.” Tuesday the 79-year-oId Bishop dolyn G. Keller to Mary Ella one year and then plead poverty Computer May Aid by Glen K. Winnick, a senior Section 8; Torsten K. Nordberg New Books Declarer played low from the a problem. Free-wheeling, multiparty de­ the once-dominant coffee econo- ^Lh governments in the Inter- tal is an old pre-tornado In announcing the ruling, the Walsh, will be accompanied to Zeigler of Coventry, property the next engineering major from Berlin, to Walter J. Napierata of Weth­ dummy, and East played low Do your partners say the mocracy. In which legislators my and to improve trade. The American system as they are.” photograph that shows what FCC noted that Nixon—as the Rome -by Sister Patricia Fita- on Riley Mountain Rd. "The government has never Conn, and Peter F. Gacek, a ju­ L u c k y T h a w ersfield, lota 6 and 6, section K, without deep thought. South won same thing about you? keep a check on the president, new wealth didn’t reach the seems to be a female figure major spokesman for one side mautice, chief surgeon of Mary- Also, Lawrence and Roberta At Library lifted a finger to help the movie Assembly to Realign with the singleton queen of clubs Dally Question election results aren’t foregone nior arts and sciences student ALCONA, Mich. (AP) — in Waterfront Manor; Robert poor, partly because population with one hand gracefully of the war Issue—had made five knoll Hospital where he has from West Haven. They were B. aka Roberta C. Blake to business in the past. There is no and had no further trouble with As dealer, you hold: Spades^ conclusions, M d the military growth has outstripped econom- Criminal Caught raised overhead In a dancing televised addresses since No­ ■When Robert Wagner threw a A. and Olga Budrow to Doris L. Books added recently to the HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — the Social Science Data Center been recuperating since his re­ two of seven students suspended Jean Ann and Ificholas Pitl of reasor. to believe it would start the hand. He could ruff two Q-J-9-8-6-4-2; Hearts, 8-7-S; Dia­ does not call the shots, survives jc gains, or flower-distributing pose vember 1969. snowball Into the woods in 1666, Dewen of Hartford, lota 1, 3 The 1971 session of the General at the University of Connecti­ LONDON (AP) — Olanville lease. from UConn during anti-war Esmond, R.I., lot 77 in Coven adult shelves at the Libtury; now. Especially with so many hearts in the dummy, losing monds, 9-5; Clubs, Q. today in few Latin nations. m, ui » j on the Indian’s pedestal. Considering Nixon’s five ad­ he gulped. and 14 in section U in Pine cut could be pressed into service After spending a week In protests on campus May 13. try Manor on Mark Dr.; Peter ^ j FicOon: voters up in arms about dirty Assembly may need the aid of only one trump, one heart and What do you say? Chile. Costa Rica and Venezuela “ “ htoery of democracy Denys Compton, 36, appeared dresses, the ruling held, those His ring with two diamonds, to aid in the development on British televtaion to demon­ Rome, the spokesman said, Two other students were dis­ J. Jr. and Dianne J. White to ^ l'® Shores; David T. and Aahton-Wamer — Three movies.” a computer to help it accom­ one diamond. ANSWER: Bid three spades if are “ showcase” examples-the “f®*'®*®® Mexico. Guatemala, who oppefse the Vietnam war valued at $198, went with it. Margaret (aka Margaret C.) of alternate reapportionment term once hopefully applied by Uruguay, the Dominican Re- strate how to make musical Too Short Bishop Walsh plans to fly to missed as a result of the dem­ CUfford A. and Maureen F. Breslin — The Gang TTiat Still, the companies and the plish mandatory reapportion­ plans. From his own hand and the not vulnerable, particularly should be given at least one Wagner gulped again five Menser to George H. and Edith the U.S. government to those sounds from a matchbox. Cumberland, Md., and a relnlon onstration. ______Hustoon__ of______Manchester,___ , lota „,6, , t nn Couldn’t Shoot Straight unions are hopeful. They see ment of itself next year, the The data center recently re­ dummy. East could see that his against vulnerable opponents. more uninterrupted opportunity spring thaws later. He walked 6, 7 and 8, Block U, Pine Lake of Lebanon, lota 29 chrigtie — Halloween Party partner had only the ace-king Pass if vulnerable, or if your countries where the alliance for 'P®"**®***^ Caribbean colonies. But Police in Ipswich were watch- DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — with his five sisters and a broth­ Winnick and Gacek claim that Into the woods and found his governmental assistance as the Connecticut Fhibllc Expenditure ceived $114,0(X) from the Cton- —but not necessarily five—to er. and 30 in Lakewood Heights; Progress, and democracy, ®ubstance often is lacking, ing the show and recognized girls who passed examlna- they never received “ fair hear­ ring. Shores; Richard Hardy to Clark — Baldur's Gate only way to extricate the indus­ Council said Tuesday. nectlcut Research Commission of hearts, Eind nothing better partner is easily upset by such outline their views. David Ro’thsteln of West Hart- Charles R. Stamm to Mr and than jacks in diamonds and seemed to work. Mexico’s Partldo Revoluclona- Compton as a man who stayed U ^s for jobs as government namea Finney — Time and Again try from its economic ills. Robert M. Franklin, research "to tool up to help evaluate the numbers £is 900. Burch, who was named PCX3 Mrs. John .Upshaw of Hartford, clubs. Surely he had the ace of Ironically, because democra^ InsUtucional, for example. In a local hotel without paying telephone operators were, not chalrmaii bv Nfynn aniH ford, property on South St.; Jessup—A Quiet Voyage Home The seriousness of those ills is director for the CPEX3, told the 1970 census figures,” he noted. Copyright 1970 lota 38 and 39 in section 12, Neave — The Escape Room spades for his opening bid. General Features Corp. Ic tradiUon is so deeply rooted ^ election since the the bill He was j^ led for a year Wred they were too commission’s press rele^e an- p®®®®®3i3i3i3i3i3Maisiaiaiajaiaiaiaja/ajaia(aiaiajBJajai3ic5ia/aiaiaiaiajaiaiaiaiaiaiaj3)arai3jaiaiB]3JSjaiBjai5iaiaiajaiBrai^ Anthony and Mary Clemention demonstrated in the financial Legislative Management Com- The unofficial census figures Waterfront Heights, and Robert Reeman — To Risks Unknown Therefore East could make sure In Chile, that country may pro- 1930s after pleading guilty to not pay- ^ort. But their union saved the nounclng the decision last Frl- to Tadeusz and Shirley M. Sze- statements of the major compa­ mittee that the legislature showed that Connecticut’s pop- M. and Wilma J. Vlsny to Roberta — To Bring to Judg­ of one trick in each suit by tak­ duce the Western Hemisphere’s In the Dominican Republic ing a 312 hotel bill and dlshon- day by getting the height re- day compounded the problem We Are Open 6 Days The Year ^Round— luga lot 22, Section M. Water­ nies, most of which are awash should be prepared to turn to ulation has Increased by more Priscilla L. Doyle, 10 acres ment ing his ace of clubs at once. first freely elected Marclst pres­ there is only token opposition. estly obtaining an $18 micro- quirement reduced from 6-feet The release began: “ The ma- front Manor on South St.; in red ink. Hollywood also has a computer. than 450,(K)0 people in the past President Joaquin Balaguer, Grant E. and Helen J. Tooth- more or less on River Rd. Rogers — The Lame Just Cry But East didn’t think. ident T h : poor and discontent- phone. to 4-feet-lO-lnches. jor television networks must af- Open Thursday Nights till 9:00 . . . suffered chronic unemplosrment, Noting that the constitution 10 years for a total of nearly aker to Ronald C. and Jean E. South. Segal — Love Story Better Switch ed—the vast majority of (Whiles’ with as much as 60 per cent of requires the 1971 legislature to three million people. 10 million people—are pressing Eckert of Newington, property Quit claims; The First Con- Stranger — Zara, and At the, other table of this the labor force out of steady Under the state Constitution, for change and Salvador All- on Old Turnpike Rd., and Ells- gregational Church to Leo Wldgery—Trumpet at the Gate adopt a reapportionment plan match, Bobby Goldman and Bil­ employment. for the House and Senate by failure of the 1971 General As­ ende, the Marclst candidate, Delightfully Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Pleasure! | worth A. Mitten to Jrttm and May of Hemlock Point, the Non Fiction: ly Blsenberg held the West and Strangely, the number of sembly to adopt a redistrlctlng could emerge as president as a Lila E. Quick of South St. lot southerly side of Main St. de- Alpatov — Art Treasures of April 1, based on the latest cen­ East hands. Goldman took a films being made In this country sus figures, Franklin stressed plan consistent with federal con­ result of the pressure. Tlie elec­ 13 in Lakewood Heights, addi- scribed, as "the first piece" in Russia high heart to begin with, and during 1970 is far ahead of 1969. stitutional standards by April 1 tion Is Sept. 4. * tlon 2. Vol. 80, page 401; Raymond J. Audubon — Birds of America "the need for planning now.” then he shifted to a club. But This Is It — Our Big Final Chemlk — The Claims Game During the first half of this He urged the management will result in the task being Goldman, a true expert, is com­ Chile’s outgoing president, Also, Christopher C. and Tanguay and Charles A. Borg- ______^ ■ W WUM Crichton — Five Patients year, 78 movies were started, committee to explore using a given to an eight-member com­ passionate. He led the five of Euardo Frei, a Christian Dem­ I -K -K Marjorle R. Glenney and Gwen- ^ Jerome I. Baskin of Cummings — 73 Poems compared to 74 for all of 1969. compute to devise a variety of mission. clubs rather than the jack. ocrat, embraced the Alliance dolyn G. KeUer to Gary Ken- Manchester, land on Babcock Eastman Kodak Co. — How to But figures can deceive. More redistricting plans that can be The federal Constitution re­ If East held the ace-queen of "BONUS DAYS A NICIITS for Progress combination of neth Klnser of North River Rd. » » Charles Mirsky to Ar- Make Good Home Movies than half of those pictures are examined soon after the assemb­ quires that each senatorial and clubs, he would be able to win MON lUf WED IHUR fRI progressive democracy, U.S. correctlng deed for the fourth Mirsky of Storrs, prop- Fleming — Reporters at War being made by independent ly convenes in January. assembly district be of precisely ENTIRE PARK OPEN • 1 P.M, economic aid, and reforms at 'tract in Vol. 46 page 224; Alyce ot'ty on^Root Rd.; ^Petor J. and Fodor Travel Guides Midwest Franklin pointed out that re­ equal population. RM*i«th«rMnMmM7liinnH 7M wnl home. His middle-of-the-road Vera M. Gunas to Rockwood companies, not the major stu­ Here’* all you pay tMa A. Sanborn to Alfred A. Ander- *" ” Fodor Travel Guides South dios. While some are le^timate cent decisions in other states In- After months of political hag- approach during six years in of­ Builders Inc., of Avery Shores, aftamoan fice has resulted in some agrari­ son of West Hartford, lota 16, Central dicate federal court gling, the General Assembly in CMMtm aa b to toon . . . tl.00 property on School St., and Jes­ productions, a great many are 17, 18 in Waterfront Heights; Graham — Since Silent Spring will be requiring “ stricter stan­ 1965 readjusted the 36 state sen­ Efeiw 16 y e m • . an reform, more schools, and sie I. Drew to Jessie I. and 'skin flicks” or shoestring ven- aoHU> uaott oa »*l« •'i*-•• V’Jt more housing. Alfred and Pauline Krutinis to Hemphill — The Nashville tures dards than followed under the atorial districts and established tN rM tl fr « « I P J I. to P J U Peter F. Drew of Coventry, lota that employ no union Argentina and Brazil, the Lat­ Lydall Inc., of Manchester, Sound: Bright Lights and members. 1965 reapportionment.” 177 House districts of somewhat N«r«’s aN you pay taaigMI property on Merrow Rd.; Bar­ (22, 23, £4, 26, 26, 27, 28 tmd 29 in Country Music “ The ratio is not going to be equal population. Previously, the in giants, once were “ show­ of fine Woodlawn Heights addition. In an effort to gain employ­ CMMna aa It M TMn . . • case” countries, too. The con­ bara Perry Lord, property on Higble — A Question of Priori­ ment for their members in such as liberal as it was in 1966,” he house had 294 members wito one EvtnMjr om If vMrt. a Change of names recorded: servative military regimes now School St. to Roger Burke of ties, and films, the craft and actor unions cautioned. or two representatives from MUM BAtoti 6N MU rp Jito ttP Jii Kahn — Mirrors of the Jewish CiM tf f t tM rW tt 7 P.M . t« O m MU running both nations promise a Coventry; John J. and Gail A. Diane G. Walker to Diane G. agreed to lower their contract T h e CPEC official suggested each of the 169 towns and cities. Banavigne, to Robert N. and Beauregard of Beaver Trail; Mind I R r r ADM KSION rH tI UARKlNt. return to “ authentic democra­ Summer terms for movies costing less cy” . But this seems unlikely Kathy E. Rouleau of (Coventry, Patricia A. Gagnon to Patricia Also, soon. Authoritarianism has in­ lot 6 in Twin Hills Annex; Meit- A. Linn of Edgemere Rd.; Jes- Larrick — Parents’ Guide to < * ^ * 1 million That campaign has been a Coming Sunday creased lately as the generals giu’et E. Flidierty to Dayton H. sle I. Gillette to Jessie I. Drew Children’s Reading, Rev. Ed. Levine — TTie Rift; the Slno- success,” said a union spokes­ SMITH try to maintain order despite Whipple HI and Joyce G. Whip- of Coventry, and Barbara J. man. “ In three or four months, the pressure of unemployment Furniture pie, property on the northerly Riggot to Barbara J. Kardys Ruasian Conflict 3 FREE SHOWS Lleber — America the Beauti­ 23 pictures with budgets of less and poverty, along with the rise side of Main 8t. and Alyce A. of Newing;ton. than a million have been started of urban guerrilla organizations. Sanborn to Alfred A. Anderson The certificates recorded; ful McBane — Poor Man’s Guide with union casta and crews. At Censorship, the death penalty of West Hartford, lota 11, i 2 , 18 the Estate o t George F. Farrell NOW to Antique Collecting least 16 of those pictures would for terrorism, state of siege, and 14 in Waterfront Heights. to Gladys C. Farrell of Coven­ Mann — Marty Mann Answers not otherwise have been made pitMbition of political parties, Also, Edward M. Neff to try property on South St. Blxt. Your (Questions about Drink- here under union jurisdiction. police torture, rubber-stamp Charles S. and Rachel Later- by a certificate of devise; Es­ Ing “ Pour would have been shot Congress In Brazil, no Congress reur of Stafford Springs, prop­ tate of Clayton W. Taylor to Manual of Home Repairs, Re- overseas, six would have gone at all In Argentina—such are frequent news Items since 1967 erty on the northerly side of Etta B. Zwlck, Beverly A. Gllf- modeling and Maintenance with nonunion help, and six from the two nations with more Root Rd.; Francis C. Rock to ford and Dorothy O. Poullot of Masters — The Growing Power wouldn’t have been made at all than half Latin America’s 250 Katherine M. a n d Malcom Twin Hills Drive and Manches- of the Presidency because they were too expen- 15 to million people. Kerr of Manchester, lota 4, 41 ter, equal share in lota 71 and Mllford — Zelda sive.” and Section 20 in Waterfront 72 Oak Grove, Addition 2, on Ecuador Is the most recent to Seaver — The Perfect Game; Increased production doesn’t switch to authoritarianism. With Heights on Ridgewood Trail Blrchwood Dr., and Renayer Tom Seaver and the Meta necessarily mean more work for and Rt. 31; David E. and Dr., by certificate of descent, the support of the military, Terres — Prom Laurel Hill to the Hollywood labor force. Of Presdent Jose Marla Velasco 50%off! Garry Lou Upton to Renato F. and estate of Herman Francis Siler’s Bog the 28 movies being filmed do­ Ibarra announced on June 22 Bonetti of East Hartford, 44 Klatt to Carl Herman Klatt lota Who’s Who in America, 1970-71 mestically last week, 10 were that he was assuming supreme Hickory Dr., Lakeview Ter., 1 , 2, 3 and 4, in Section D.. Ed. working in the Hollywood stu- power for the rest of his elected 'Char8;e It” on Keith’s New Revolving Credit Plan I and lot 48 on Hickory Dr.; Mor­ Waterfront Park, by certlllcate Woolf — In Spring ETverythlng term, until 1972. He gave a ton Shlmelman and Joseph B. of distribution. Is New Except Me standard reason—to avoid "eco­ Vinci, Trustees lor the P. J. C. Woolman — Rebels in the Rif, " A war movie “BOATNIKS” ON FIRST Mon. - Thurs. 2 - 8 nomic chaos, conspiracies by WAS NOW Corp. of East Hartford, lota 8B and, for people Fri. 2-7-10 the oligarchs, and subversion by and 86 in SecUon 6, Northfields, ] \ { c O e e T r a i n p l e S Young The Meta from Mo- Chiliiren Under 12 Free Sat. 1 - 4 - 7:15-10:30 university students” . IscUla P. Heck to Nor- i bile. Siin. 3 - K:I6 - 8;.H0 WOVEN PLAID HAMMOCK AND STAND ...... $16.98 and PTlscUla who hate COLOR IT DELUXE' By becoming "supreme lead­ $12.96 man Bernier of Manchester, Antiwar Voters Pictures on exhibit are ’■mcuRBii II er” , Velasco canceled out oppo­ “ Hazy Summit,” an oil by war movies!” lota 18 and 19 Section 6 in Lake- sition in the Supreme Court and AVOCADO METAL COCKTAIL TABLE ...... $8.98 $6.98 view Ter., Block B and Virginia CHBYEIWE, Wyo. (AP) — Carol J. Blanchard and "The Astiore or afloat, Producticm, - R e x R e e d . Congress to unpopular proposals P. and Charles Caslnghlno to Griswold House, Bolton” by Holiday Magazine WHITE WROUGHT IRON ARM CHAIR ...... $34 50 Democratic Sen. Gale McGee, a ttiey're rocking UlMlTDlSNEt; to increase taxes, especially on Nancy C. Garvey of Meriden, Viola Sobal. the rich. (Turquoise Cushion) $17.25 supporter of U.8. policies in lota 11, 12 and 13, Section D, in the boat! ” We don’t have a dictatorship Southeast Asia the past 12 74” LONG WHITE WROUGHT IRON SO FA ...... $79.98 Waterfront Park. 2 a —v /e have a revolutionary gov­ (Choice of Melon or Turquoise Cushion) Also, Elizabeth Stephenovna years, easily won nomina­ Missing Trailer ernment that is going to restruc­ $49.95 Matzelevich to Peter J. Gunas, tion to a third term over a ORANGE (AP) — A large AFlUNKMcCARTHY- ture Ecuador’s social and eco­ trustee for the Benefit of the WHITE METAL END TABLE TO MATCH THE ABOVE . $16.50 peace candidate in Wyoming’s trailer loaded with copper tub­ FRANKIINI.SCHAFTNER nomic life” . Finance Minister $11.95 Gunver Manufacturing Compa­ T PRODUCTION ing, plastic products and under­ 'TTH Luis Gomez Izqulerdo ex­ CAST ALUMINUM BUNTING BED GLIDER ...... $94.50 ny Employe Profit Sharhig primary election Tuesday. PATTON plained. In a nation of five mil­ wear was reported missing from (OP) All Ages Admitted McGee and U.S. Rep. John \ 20lh Cenfury-Fox Presents ' (Pillow Arms) $59JI5 Trust of Coventry, property on a terminal yard here Monday. JL SCOTT/KARL WALDEN lion, most of them Indians and Wold, easy victor in the Repub­ Rt. 31 and Talcott Hill Rd,; Police said the partially filled blacks, the per capita annual in­ ALUMINUM A r m c h a i r ...... $27.50 lican senatorial primary, i meet Robert Andre and Theresa trailer, which carried 9,000 MORSE POWERS SIIVERS come Is |200. (Choice of (Colors on Cushions) $17JI0 in November in a rematch of TFC^HNIC^OLOR i970oou(t>oni Dirtt-MREIMkIf Jeannette Roy to Jeannlne pounds of copper tubing, ap- Whatever the justification, de­ their 1964 race won by McGee. CAST ALUMINUM GLIDING ARM CHAIR ...... $44.50 (Juerrette of Sans Soucl Es­ „ xw X . , 1 parently was removed from the 2nd Hit ^ mocracy is losing regularly tates, North kOami Florida, MoGee, the state s only major guj^^eyer Brothers, Inc. terml- 1HEA1RE EAST when pitted against guerrillas, (Choice of Colors on Cushions) $24.95 lota 9, 10 and 11 in Section 16 in Democratic officeholder, coast- ^ jj thieves with a trac- WALT DISNEY! student riots strikes, and the un­ Waterfront Heights on Old Oak ed past state Sen. D. P. "Mike” tor. comfortable feeling in nearly WROUGHT IRON 30” ROUND COFFEE TABLE ...... $21.50 every country that the hungry, $14JI5 TVail; Arnold M. and Gene- Svllar, who was backed by antl- Detective Sgt. Joseph Rowley GLENN FORD AS J TECHHICOLOr illiterate and jobless masses are vleve P. Price to Frank H. Gal- war factions in the Democratic said the FBI has been called A I R CONDITIOM ED PATIO SWING FOR T W O ...... $49.98 Inat, property on Morrow Rd.; ranks. into the search for the missing bound to explode sooner or lat­ (Blue and White Canvas Top) $29d» ' STATE m E noouis er. Alan W. and lone R. Rush to With 408 of the state’s 468 pre- trailer. MANCHISTIR CINTIfl fail PARK RIAB OF TMIATR DRIVE-IN HARTFORD • 2 ? n Robert and Irma (Darter of Cov- clncta reporting, McGee had h 111--’ ■ ) i rlM \ I I Route 01 S(.’ l* “ We have to enact a series of entry, lot l, Soctlwi D, HUlcrest 27,884 votes to 7,427 f o r Svllar. economic reforms or we will on Paden Rd.; Viola E. Ro------have a blood bath resulting mano to John J. and Bonnie L. from an uprising of the poor” , AWL THE PIECES LISTED BELOW ARE MADE OF 2’^ SOLID RED- Center of State WO detecthe says an army colonel in Peru’s WOOp. CUSIONS, WHERE USED, ARE MADE OF SHREDDED URE­ military government, “ it is sim­ THANE FOAM — FLORAL PRINT COVERS. DAiNVILLB, Ky. (AP) — The niy a mother ply a question of time...the peo­ first survey of Kentucky during ple now are well aware of injus­ the early 1800s by the U.S. Geo­ cooUloiro. tice” . CLUB C H A IR ...... $9QQ8 $ 1 7 .5 0 detic Survey located the center A tour of the slums which ring 1Etiemtt0 of the state at Danville. PoliUitaed Doily Bzceix Sundays Um a adds weight to the colo­ ■Dd BoUdaya at 18 BlueU Street Hie land on which the center nel’s appraisal. Such statements LOVE SEAT FOR TW O ...... $44 50 $ 2 7 i 0 Manchel er, Conn. (06040) marker waa placed later be­ are given frequently to Justify Telephone 648-2711 came the campus of (Centre (Col­ the 1968 overthrow of president Second Oaae Poatace Paid at PICNIC TABLE AND 2 BENCHES, CLEAR MA AK Moncbaeter^Oonn. lege, Fernando Belaunde Terry, The REDWOOD - 6 BOARDS W ID E ...... $69.98 SDB8CKIPT10N BATES Additloa of the Jctekson Pur­ new military government’s in­ PsyaUe in Advance Qm Tear ...... ISO.Iki chase area in 1818 moved the novations incluae raoical agrar­ i k Ifontlis ...... 16.60 center of the state farther west. ian reform, nationalization of a l& ee ItatlM ...... 7.60 U.S. oil company, and controls over foreign business. Our Stock Is Limited — We (Cannot Guarantee Belaunde, elected in 1963 with All Items Advertised Will Be Available . . . military endorsement, was an­ Aug. 20-23, 27-30 other subscriber to Alliance for experiHieoIre '70 Progress democracy, along with HAVE YOU TRIED KEITH’S “ ONE-STOP SHOPPING?” Frel in (jhlle, Juan Bosch In the • We’ll Come To Your Home To Advtao • AU Purchases Inspected Before presents C o m m u n ity Y B u ild in g Dominican Republic, Carlos Delivery „ NORTH BIAIN STREET Lleras Restrepo in Colombia e Use Our New Revolving Credit Plan! e We Have Terms To Please Everyone) h a n o b b s t e r , c o n n . and others elected in Ui« eariy T H r INVENTIVE MUSICAL and middle ’60s. But Bteiaunuc failed to solve the problems of PARK FREE ON MAIN STREET, OR IN THE LOT NEXT TO OUR STORE Peru’s impoverished and disen­ franchised Indians. They total more than half the 13H million r population. Thousands migrate from the countryside to Lima oiilt FuM 'ititurt and other coastal cities in search of nonexistent jobs. 111 ') MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Colombian democracy, once also on the showcase list, seems in danger since the AJirfl 19 Opposite the Rennet Junior High School on Lower (South End) Main Street . . . For Friendly Service Phone 643-4169 . . . presidential election. The mill- For tickets call 646-4715 values to commemorate the es­ Embattled Agnew Ready tablishment of a 12-state admin­ In the istrative structure. Bill Collectors Prospering Stamps iNewn Each stamp symbolizes For Second Asian Tour graphically the unity of the 12 WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice and U.S. plans for relations.with statues which make up Nigeria’s As Economy Grows Sluggish President Spiro T. Agiiew, .in a Communist China are on the Federation and thus are consid­ his own institution have been new with senators who fa­ tigenda for what is expected to ered significant in the ultimate By JOHN HRENRY year, the credit manager of a vor faster U.S. withdrawal from destiny of that nation. In addi­ AP Business Writer large department store says minor. be the easiest stop of the trip; “ We have also noticed,” he Vietnam, returns to Asia this Various subjects arf to be dis­ tion to the inscription “ Nigeria that "payments are much slow­ NEW YORK (AP) — Bill col­ er now {md we have many more adds, “ a reduction in the num­ weekend to reassure American cussed in South Vietnam, but 1970“ the stamps bear' the lecting is one business that has delinquent accounts. This kind ber of people who elect to come allies the Nixon administration aides say the trip has nothing to theme phrase “ One People, One of a situation is bound to hurt into the hospital for treatment” will honor its commit nents. do with the South Vietnemase Destiny.” profited from the economic both stiles (md payments.” ,The ACA says that the busi- The vice president'! fcnir-na- Senate elections schedtiled Aug. downturn, credit experts say. PAPUA&NEWGUINEA 'The outstanding achievements A spokesman for Swedish nbsses that have \to wait the tion trip, covering some of the 30. The American Collectors As­ By SYD KRON18H of the World Mission of the l(fospital, one of Seattle’s larg­ longest for their money are ground he visited eight months The Washington Post, mean­ sociation—^ACA—reports that AP Newsfeatures Catholic Church have been hon­ est, says: “ We’re just beginning those that provide servlcea ago, is described by associates while, reported in today’s edi­ the number of delinquent ac­ The reason, a spokesman In the latter half of the 19th ored by the Federal Republic of to really feel the effects of the tions the Post and Baltimore counts referred by businessmen sys, is that the consumer as a steadying operation to Germany with the issuance of a Boeing cutbacks now. Sun had been refused permis­ century, four scientists explored to its 2,600 member agencies knows a service can’t be repos­ reassure South Korea, National­ new 20-pfennig stamp, reports “ In the space of 20 minutes, sion to travel with the Vice the mystery and variety of Pap­ last month was 20 per cent high­ sessed. “ It’s difficult for a guy ist China, Thailand and South the World Wide Philatelic Agen­ three calls just came in from President on his trip. ua-New Guinea life. To honor er than a year earlier and the who’s fixed a refrigerator to un­ Vietnam of U.S. intentions to cy. The design features a cross people who had lost their jobs Both were denied space on third highest for any month in fix it,” he says. maintain a hand in Asia. their scientific achievements with beams of light and the in­ (md wanted to tell us they would Agnew’s first Asian journey. history. Ihe slowdown in bill pay­ Reassurances are planned, Papua and New Guinea have is­ scription “ Das Evangelium al­ be unable to pay their accounts An Agnew 'spokesman said The rising cost of living, tight ments is by no means universal. one source said, because of the ien Wolkem” (The gospel for all Takes Vows as had been arranged,” he said. reduced U.S. role in Asia under Tuesday he “ has no Information sued four new stamps which money, layoffs and uncertsiinty In Boston, where a cutback by Several large retailers whose will commemorate the 42nd peoples). ‘The colors of the new Sister Mary Patrick Mul- about job security {ire cited by the year-old Nixon Doctrine and on how newspapers were select­ the government in its aerospace operations are either national or Congress of the Australian and stamp are green and yellow. ready, daughter of Mr,, and Mrs. credit authorities as reasons the ccmtinuing assault by sena­ ed.” program has contributed to a regional say payments are com­ New Zealand Association for the West Germany is also issuing James P. Mulready Sr. of 10 some consumers {ire either tors who favor even sharper The Sun reported last Decem­ slackening in the local economy, ing in at about the same rate as Advancement of Science (AN- a new stamp dedicated to the Preston Dr., pronounced final slower in paying their bills or a year ago. And some credit limitations on the American ber that it had been refused the State Street Bank and Trust ZAAS), reports the Empire 83rd German Catholic Congress vows Saturday morning in the failing to pay them altogether. cards have been unaffected by commitment. space on the first journey be­ order of The Sisters of Charity Co. reports a “ slight lag in bill cause Agnew didn’t like the pa­ Stamp Galleries. on Sept. 4. The stamp is similar “ People are being laid off {md payments.” However, it adds: the lag in payments. Agnew assailed these senators of Our Lady, Mother of the seasonal workers {ire finding it per’s editorial policy. An A»tnew ANZAAS will be held in Port in desigm to the World Mission ’“Ihere is a tendency for pay­ For example. Bank of Ameri­ Monday in words he described CSiurch. harder to get jobs. Where spokesman denied the charge. Moresby and will mark the first adhesive with a cross composed ments to lag a little in summer ca reports that in California, its as “ among the strongest since I The Most Rev. Vincent J. there’s a lot of uncertainty time this congress will take of circles in color. months.” home state, dolltw payments on took office.’’ He charged the Hines, D.D., Bishop of the Nor­ about what’s going to happen, place there. It is expected that Harold Simmons, owner of its widely used B(mkAmericard McGovem-Hatfield amendment wich Diocese, presided at the the consumer holds onto money some 1,500 scientists will meet THE MAIL BAG . . . To Dor­ Harold’s Radio Corp., a Boston are running 27 per cent ahead of to cut off funds for U.S. activi­ New Students ceremony at the Motherhouse as long as he can,” says an ACA last year while the number of for the occasion. othy Appenzeller of San Juan, Chapel in Baltic. The Rev. discount house, says that “ about ties in Indochina is "a blueprint spokesman. payments is up 8 per cent. The honored scientists are Tex., I suggest you join a local Thomas TVson, O.3.B., of the two or three months ago bill for the first defeat in the history Will Register “ People have built up a toler­ A spokesman for American Russian Nickolaus de Miklou- stamp club where other collec­ New Jersey Diocese, gave the payments slowed up and so did of the United States—and for ance to nonpayment,” adds Express, a popular credit card ho-Maclay, Polish Bronislaw tors meet to discuss and show sermon. business.” chaos and communism for the Students new to Manchester Morton Goldberg, a New York in the travel and entertainment Malinowski, Italian Count To- their stamp items. They will be Sister Patrick, who graduated future of South Vietnam.’ ’ who will enter Grade 7, 8 or attorney specializing in bill col­ In Los Angeles, another city field, says the company has ex­ masso Salvador! and German most helpful in itemizing your from St. James’ School in 1960, In part, Agnew’s new trip will 9 at Bennet Junior High School lections. “ Since the beg;inning of affected by layoffs in the aero­ perienced a "microscopic, not Friederich Schlechter. first day covers . . . To Charles was one of 13 Sisters who pro­ give the vice president an op­ may register at the school of­ the year, there’s been more {md space industry, Ray O’Brien, a even 1 per cent” slowdown in Papua-New Guinea's ANZAAS A. Hunnicutt of Moorpark, Cal­ nounced final vows. In the same portunity to tell pro-Ameiican fice tomorrow, Friday, and more of this. People have the Bank of America vice president bill payments. Monday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. stamps are available at your lo­ if., the stamp you describe was ceermony five sisters professed in charge of loim administra­ Asian leaders, as he did last cal stamp dealer or stamp de­ issued in several color changes temporary vows. money but won’t part with it.” January, that Senate critics rep­ All new students should re­ W. G. Hocker, general credit tion, says: “ We have noticed a partment. and thus not as valuable as if Sister Patrick attended Man­ moderate increase in the num­ Roosevelt Was First resent a minority viewpoint in port to the Franklin Building manager for J. C. Penney Co., Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 9 a.m. for you had a rare “ one of a kind.” chester High School and grad­ ber of delinquents—people who Franklin D. Roosevelt was the the United States. one of the nation's l{irgest re­ The 37th annual edition of the . . . To Mrs. Kenneth Goplerud uated from the Holy Family haven’t made payments on a first U. S. president to broad­ placement testing, which should tailers, says, “ We see a contin­ In South Korea, the only coun­ United States Specialized Cata­ of St. Angspar, Iowa, I suggest Academy in Baltic. She is teach­ loan in about 30 days. We’ve no­ cast in a foreign language. On be completed before noon. uation of the slowdown in bill Pfc. Daniel O’Donnell of Baker, Mont, puts finishing touch on a new wheel for try on the itinerary which the log of First Day Covers pub­ you check with your local stamp ing at Sacred Heart School in ticed this increase over the last Nov. 7, 1942, he addressed the Conferences with guidance payment that started in the l{ist one of the caissons at Fort Myer, Va. When needed it will replace any damaged vice president did not visit on counselors for class assignment lished by the Washington Press dealer for any first day covers Byram and attending Sacred 12 months.” French people in their own half of 1969.” on the caissons which are replicas of a 1918’ model built to carry 75 millimeter his first trip, Agnew is expected and selection of courses of is now on the market. The latest you may have missed. For a Heart University in Bridgeport. ' In nearby Santa Monica, a langpuage from Washington, G. Robert Myers, general to give assurances the United study will be scheduled for Aug. edition of this reference work few pennies extra you can have Attending the ceremony and spokesman for a hospital says, D.C., at tthe same time that cannon. Wheel was built in a prison. (AP Photofax) credit manager for Allied States will assist with the mod­ 27 to Sept. 4. has 703 price changes (all in­ the covers to keep your collec­ luncheon which followed were “ A number of hospitals in the the American Army was tak­ Stores, also a nationwide chain, ernization of that nation’s mili­ School will open Sept. 9 at creases) and 101 new listings. tion up to date. her parents, her brother and area have complained about a ing part in the invasion of reports "There are spotty aretis tary force. There are plans to 8:05 a.m. The catalog includes a com­ sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lag in payments by patients.” French territoriaRl possessions where problems {ire occurring” Last Horse Soldiers pull out some 20,000 of the 63,000 prehensive listing of all known James P. Mulready Jr., and However, he says the delays at in Africa. THE although he sees “ no increase in U.S. troops there. U.S. new first day covers. There their son, James m , of South Corn Crop Critical delinquency on an over-{ill ba­ In addition, the South Koreans Plastic Coffins is also a section devoted to Unit­ Windsor; her brother-in-law and FAMILY are understood to be concerned HARTFORD (AP) — Hot, dry twin sister, Mr. and Mrs. Philip sis.” Nurture Old Tradition GLENEAY, Ireland (AP) — ed Nations covers. about the Increasing protection- weather has put the state’s com Padua of Glastonbury; {mother And New York’s Chase Man­ LAWYER IB*r. MYER, Va. (AP) — H ie black boots and sparkling qairs. An Irishman who feels that in To give an indication of the hattan Bank reports that users . ist sentiment in the United corp in a “ near critical condi­ sister. Miss Rita Mulready of FUN, HEALTH, PLEASURE last horse soldiers In the U.S. *^1® platoon, which includes a today’s “ plastic society” even upward trend of U.S. first day of its credit card, the Uni-Card, States, especially the drive to tion,” a spokesman for the Con­ Msmchester; and her grtmd- , , iiii _• stablemaster, blsusksmlth and wooden coffins are out of date covers, the catalog shows the have become increiisingly slow­ put curbs on imports of textiles. 1918 airmail 6-center valued at necticut Agricultural Extension mother, Mrs. Louise Beaudry Join a Fall Bowling Bully On a Bus saddlers, is the only active has applied for a world patent Service said Monday. er this year in paying their bills boots and saddle in this venera- ^rm y unit authorized to use This could have even more im­ $1,500. The 24-cent 1918 airmail of Hartford. for the manufacture of rot- “ Some fields have been lost, due to the slowdown in the econ­ Bus driver Hawkins noticed We post nesUed In Arlington Na- horses. It takes three to six pact in Korea than Japan, some is priced at $2,350. League TodayI proof, hygenlc, unbreakable but some in the same towns are omy {md the postal strike l{ist that one of his passengers, ob­ tlonal Cemetery. months to train an infantryman sources said. The 1970-71 catalog is avail­ Openings available in Men’s, Women’s plastic coffins. Des Kinsella doing well. Nevertheless, the Calamity Jane March. viously drunk, was getting bellig­ •aelr chief duty is to ca n y ^ the requisite equestrian In Thailand, a major subject able for at your local dealer. says the coffins are ideal for $1 com crop will be a short one,” Calamity Jane was the nick­ The real problem {ireas, the Mixed and Junior Leagues erent toward a young woman. soldiers to honored graves in ahUls. is expected to be negotiations CaU transporting bodies by air and said Keigh Goff. name of a celebrated frontier officials say, are where unem­ Hoping things would calm down, the cemetery of heroes aiiross mounts are quartered in over prospects for U.S. flnanciEil sea because they are so light. Did you ever hear of the Goff’s comments came a day character, Martha J{me Burke, ployment is high. Hawkins did not interfere. the Potomac River from Wash- long, rod brick stable on plc- support for Thai aid to Cambo­ “ Stamp of Destiny” Also, the coffin lid can be made after Sunday’s temperature who lived in Deadwood, S.D. In Seattle, where the Boeing PARKADE LANES ^ 643-1507 But things did not calm down. turesque Ft. Myer, which dates dia. of transparent material, if de­ Well, that is what Nigeria is reading of 97 degrees, a record She was reputed to have been On the contrary, the man climax­ Beautifully matched horses hack to the Civil War. They are Co. has l{iid off thousemds of JOIN THE FUN SET TODAY In Formosa, import quotas sired. labeling its newest set of four for Aug. 16. a scout for Gen. Custer. employes since the first of the ed his outburst by giving the draw a sleek black caisson ught draft geldings and most woman a vicious kick in the through the hills that were once c^me from Oklahoma or ’Texas. shins. Robert E. iLeo’s plantatian to a m addition to funerals the In due course, she hied a dam­ serene slope. The creak of leath- caisson platoon takes part In age suit against the bus company. er and clap of hoofs subside, historical ceremonies (md spe- And a court ruled that the com­ and a flag-draped coffin Is hoist- pial mllitaiy pageants, pany was indeed liable. The ed from the gun carriage. retirement ceremonies the judge s'aid Hawkins had failed to For the computer-age soldier honored soldier rides in the live up to his legal responsibili­ this funeral ride may be the uj^ts’ brougham coach or the only brush with the bygone dash tally-ho wagon. When a soldier BOBBIE BROOKS HAS THE ties as the “man in charge” of and splendor of cavalry and sa- Old Guard marries, the the bus. her. It is a fitting and moving bride and groom leave the cb^p- MIXED MEDIA.FOR FALL As a rule, a bus driver has tribute to the military man. el in the coach. the duty to do some basic polic­ President John F . Kennedy ______ing o f his vehicle. When one pas­ took this ride to a final rest on senger menaces another, the the emerald lawn of Lee’s for­ Mix i t . . . match i t . . . double it up . . . it’s the greatest driver cannot just take refuge in mer mansion—a riderless black Vote 18 Group I- the role of a neutral bystander. put together look for ’70. horse, with boots reversed in In fact, he may have to take stirrups, following to symbolize Plans Bake Sale Left to right: affirmative action not only the fallen warrior. against grown-up bullies but also Another horse with empty The Vote 18 Mancbefker Ck>m- , against youthful rascals. In an­ saddle foUowed Abraham I ^ - m it^e U o^anlzing a b ^ e sale Blouse, machine washable poly and rayon, sheered other case several teenagers, arm­ coin’s remains to the Capitol’s ^ held t o m o m w ^ h t from ed with rubber bands, began br­ Rotunda where the slain chief 6:30 until 9 at the follow l^ five shoulders, white, 5-13. 10.00. Sweater vest, cabled and ing paper clips around the lay In state locations: Caldor, Sears, King’s, ribbed, 100% orlon acrylic, red, 34-48, 12.00. Pant skirt, interior of their school bus. •me caisson procession has Burton’s on Main St., aM y Again, the driver followed a borne Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mott’s, which will be held Inside acrilan acrylic, red, black and white plaid, 5-13. 11.00. hands-off policy. But when a girl Herbert Hoover, Douglas Mew:- ^® store. was struck in the eye and injured, Arthur, Dwight D. Elsenhower Goods baked by the conunlt- Blouse, ruffle front, and collar, ligt blue, yellow, the bus company was held liable (md a host of lesser known sol- ^®® be sold, as well as the in court. The judge said the dlers, sailors, (drmen and Ma- Vote 18 buttons. Members will cream, 7-15. 9.00. Vest tunic, fitted, U neck, 100% driver had an affirmative duty to rhicsl also be present to answer (my wool, navy, green, tobasco, 5-13. 22.00. Stove pipe halt this dangerous game. The fuU-tionor funeral Is ac- questions and to distribute llt- Nevertheless, since he is not corded presidents, former presl- erature concerning the voting pants, 100% wool, fly front, navy, tobasco, 5-13. 14.00. really a policeman, he does not dents, rnm iYiia«rinTii>d military a&®- 'TWs Issue will appe(ur as have to go out o f his way to personnel senior to the rank of a referendum question r further In- Guaid” division which also pro- tormation concerning the Vote matching plaid fly front, 5-13. 16.00. that his attacker had been quar­ relsome and profane even before vides sentries for the Tomb of 18 Issue, she may be contacted thrusting the pin. the Unknown Soldier—take part at 118 Porter St. Blousce, balloon sleeves, poly rayon, navy, tobasco, But it also appeared that the in an average of two military Various M(mchester organlza- fellow had been sitting far back funerals a day. tions are being oontacted to ar- cream, 7-15. 10.00. Sweater vest, 100% wool, long in the bus, and that the driver A team of six horses hitched r(mge speaking engagements cables, navy, green, tobasco, 5-13. 14.00. Stove pipes, had simply not been aware o f his in pairs—matched g^rays one to r the forthcoming months. In misbehavior. Accordingly, the week and blaWis tile next—pulls addition, Manchester Vote 18 •jacquard weave, tobasco, navy, 5-13. 15.00. court found no grounds for plac­ the caissons, which are replicas members will canvass the ing blame upon the driver. of a 1918 model built to carry 76 Manchester area to inform the “ His primary duty,” said the mlllimeter cannon. voters ot this vital issue. All six horses saddled but judge, “ is to give his full atten­ axe only the ne(u>slde, or -left, tion to the operation o f the bus. horses are mounted, a tradition If he concentrates upon this all- Extended Fmreeast from the days of horse-drawn important duty, he cannot give artillery vriien one horse of each The U.S. Weather Bure(m ex- attention to the actions o f the pair carried provisions._____ pects f(dr weather over Oon- passengers unless so unusual as flhe' s e 'i ^ a ^ t ta charge of the necticut Saturday and Sunday to demand it.” detail precedes the caisson, rid- with seasonable temperatures. An American Bar Association Ing an unhitched horse. All rid- Daytime highs averaging In the BOBBIE BROOKS FASHION SHOW pnblic service feature by Will ers are in dress blue uniforms mid 80s and overnight lows In Bernard. with riding breeches, shiny the mid 60s. AND PIZZA PARTY SCHEDULE © 1970 American Bar Association

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Come and meet Bobbie Brooks’ famous NAME ...... and talented you^g gal who will com­ mentate and explain fall’s exciting, hew ADDRESS ...... Fashions. TOWN ...... ^ - ...... STATE 3 FREE DRAWINGS FOR Vacation Starts ...... EXCITING BOBBIE BROOKS SEPARATES AT EACH SMILING m SERVICE Vocorion Ends ...... FASHION SHOW! Or maH to Manchester Evening Hercdd FREE PIZZA AND COKE Use your Burton’s Charge Card for nicer, easier shop-, Circuiarion Dept. : \ AT EVERY SHOW! ping . . . if you don’t have one, just ask any sales gal. 13 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 \ \ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 19, 1970 P A G E SEVEN t*AGE SEC MANCHESTER E ^N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 / ' beat students at Pace CpUege, and the location police com­ the report said. Six of the cases i Police Defend near City Hall. mand posts, the report said Im­ are pending in court. W e ll Still Take Deborah The New York Civil Liberties j ^anrl^pBipr Recession ‘Myth’ After ^ e attack. Mayor Jtdm provements In procedure have Somehow we have always suspected Failure to Curb V. Lliidsay said the accounts of Union denounced the report as| (lOontlnqed from Page 6)' evidence that the super boom been made. Though at least if ^ r a U i that "Anna” of "Anna And The King Of witnesses indlbated that New ’ ’nothing more than a csdculatedl in capital goods is waning, the Hard Hat Mob Yorkers had seen "a breakdown three warnings of the workers’, whitewash.” But Lindsay, ask-1 BITUMINOUSI 'V PUBLJHHJIID b y T B l, declined as normal savings Siam” was not quite like Irene hard facts about prospects are of the police as the barrier be­ rampage ■ were received in ad­ ing that the document be widely I H im rr.T i F R C ftlM O CO.. IMl. flowed into savings and loan as­ NEW YfjRK (AP) — The po­ 1S-sB1m «U Street Dunne, Deborah Kerr or Gertrude Law­ / on the plus side. And that tween them' and wanton ■vio­ vance, the department conclud­ circulated In the department,! Manohtater. Conn. sociations and other thrift Insti­ lice department has defended called it helpful and promised! THOMAS T. rence. super boom was a part of the lence.” ed they could not be verified. he would give it "Intense) DRIVEWAYS WAI.TBR H . ____ tutions dried up. highly ovbr-heated and strain­ its conduct during an attack by The report said that 16 police­ The report noted that seven Paridng Areas s Oas Stations s Basketball CotnlB Fubllaben Yul Bryimer, as King Mongkut, who study.” iy>inided October 1, USt The problems posed for eco­ ed lidlationary economy. “ hard hat” .construction work­ men were on duty,at City Hall policemen were injured battling ______Now Booking for Stnnmar Wort always more believable, and so far as we We have problems. A .double PuUtahed Every Bvenbif Except Suooayr - nomic policy by this double­ ers on anti-Vietnam war demon-j because several demonstrations the workers. It disclosed that PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A xadad B...... oU dA .ye. Entered At the Pa^Ofttoe. At are concerned, withstands the irreverent transition su^h as this one were scheduled in the city that two unidentified policemen were \ ' PRICE INCREASE SOON strators last May 8, while ad- Hieftoi>rymcA>'ile MADcneeter, Conn., AS Second layered adjustment were for­ couldn’t be painless or Instant. day to protest the killing of four brought up on departmental FRANKFOR’RT, Ky. (AP) — debunking recently done by one Ian A ll Work Personally Supervised^ We Are 100% Insured. midable. A strategy of policy Americans, however, are to cope with the situation. Kent State University students. charges of failing to heed an The Kentucky ifistorical Society SUBSCRIPTION RATES Grimble, a Scottish historian who has realists. They will not be talk­ PiwAbte In Advence had to be de'vised that would In a 46-page report released When reinforcements arrived, assault complaint and a request plans to start a "historymoblle” One SeAT ...... fS0.(Ki authored a B.B.C. program purporting cool off the economy but keep ed into a direction not indicat­ In a 46p-age report released police moved In to quell the out­ for mdical aid. to be driven around remote DeMAIO BROTHERS Btr Hontbe ...... U.M ed by basic facts. Fortunately, break, It said. Six workers and demonstra­ areas of the commonwealth. Three Months ...... 7.80 to give the true, unglamorized fact about within tolerable limits the ad­ Tuesday, the department denied C A U 643.7^91 One Month ...... 3.60 verse effect on output, incomes, the facts are now going our reports of witnesses that police­ Conceding deficiencies in mo­ tors were arrested M ay 8 and The Order Of Kentucky (folonels "The King And I." way. ____ MEMBER OF and employment. men stood by as the workers bile commtmlcatlons equipment three more after Investigations, donated $80,000 for the project. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Instead of being Irene Dutme, Deborah How did we succeed? Far bet­ n>e AssocUited Press Is exclusively en­ titled to the use of republlcstlon of sU KeiT, or Gertrude Lawrence, says Histo­ ter than the prose often prof-' news dlspAtches credited to It or not other­ fered to us might imply. wise credited In this peper end Also the rian Grimble, "Anna” was really a locsl news published here. Suppose, for a change, we All rights of republlcstlon of special die. skip the rhetoric and simply pAtches herein Are Also reserved. "squalid little girl, one of those awful lit­ 935 MAIN ST. - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS tle English governesses, a sex-starved examine the facts nie Hersld Printing Company Inc., as­ First, the myth that we are in T IL L 9 P.M. - CLOSED M O N D A YS - TEL. 643-5171 sumes no financial responsibility lor typo- widow.” gTAphicai errors appeeulng In advertue- a recession. The current ad­ ments and other reading matter In ITw Manchester Evening Herald Instead of being a broad-minded lovely justment is clearly far leas se­ who brought enlightenment into the dark vere than that of 1960-61, the Sobecrlber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlnt' mildest postwar adjustment too Post News Service. seraglios of the Bast, "Anna” was her­ Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. that economists have called a Publishers Representatives — Mathews, self a fountain of racial and religious Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency recession. It is closer to, but — New Tork, Chicago. Detroit and Boston prejudice. slightly more severe than, the 1906-67 adjustment, which has MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULiA- So the debunking goes. nONB. not been decreed to be a reces­ As we say, we always thought "Aim a” Display advertising closing hours sion. Fbr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. a little too good to be true. It is now about 6 months since For Tuesday — l p.m. Saturoay. For Wednesday — l p.m. Monday. But the more we dwell upon the possi­ this adjustment began, and in­ For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. dustrial production has declined For Friday — X p.m. Wednesday. bility that she may really have been an For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday 111 per cent in that 6-month Classified deadline — B p.m. day b^ impossible little snip, the more we think period. In the comparable peri­ fore publtcation. 6 p.m. Friday for Natarday and Monday publication we will exercise our option, if we still od during 1966-67 the decline was only slightly smaller, 1.2 Wbdnesday, August 19 have one, to stay with the movie, the per cent. For 1960-61, however, Tensions kinks unwind fast as a wink music, those delightful little children the corresponding decline was marching, and, if we must make our 4.1 per cent (and for 1967-58, 11.9 per cent). Agnew A t Miami choice, Deborah. The picture would ba broadly Take one Agnew, at the height of his similar for such other general when you sleep on this fine S T E A R N S & FO ST E R powers but not rewarded by much pub­ monthly measures of the econ­ All The Way lic attention lately, and one veterans omy' as personal income or Over the next several years the Fed­ Nature Study by Sylvian Oflora employment. So we are hardly convention, and shake them well togeth­ eral Government Is sure to get more FERNS In a recession. Mattress and Box Spring er in the mind of a speech writer and deeply involved in the nation’s railroads. Next, the problem of Inflation. you get, almost inevitably, the kind of There tirlll bo pressures for more fi­ There has, of course, been prog­ nancial aid, efforts to solve growing la­ document the Vice President delivered ress agadnst inflation. The rates bor and regulatory problems, probably of Increase in the wholesale in Miami the other day. a take-over of a lot of passenger service. price index and the commodity In its search for attention for the Vice Since the trend is so evident, the ques­ Recession ‘Myth’ segment of the consumer price tion increasingly arises: Why not go all President, and in its desire to please its index quit acceleratlcm last SALE PRICED 59. each piece or the way and nationalize the railroads? Inside The Nixon-Agnew By SPIRO T. AGNEW year, and the rate of Increase audience, the prepared text even went Amobg major nations only the United Vice President Of The United States has acttually been slowing this sSht to what used to be called profanity, in States has left its railroads entirely to year. On this the facts are private enterprise. (Neighboring Canada Campaign other times, as if nothing short of pro­ Special To The Washington Post clear. set 1 1 8 ^ Mattress and Box Spring compromises with one major system Americans are not, of course, fanity could express what the Vice Presi­ run by the government and another by ort Washington — I welcome this panding and strengthening the a patient people. Making prog­ Twin or Fufl Sizes dent thought of some members of the a private company.! opportunity to make some ob­ unemployment compensation ress has been hard going. That Senate over which he presides. As critics of .US. railroads are fond of servations about economic de­ system, for more extensive and had to be expected. The re­ run by the government and another by By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak And in its zeal to deliver a fighting velopments and policy that I effective manpower training sults of severely mismanaged States has left its railroads entirely to don’t believe have been getting programs, and for a revolution­ QUEEN SIZE SETS 179. message to fighting men, the Agnew economic poUcies for three As critics of U.S. railroads are fond of WASHINGTON — To drama­ that an Agnew visit would in­ The rea 1 reason? Wisconsin through to the public in most ary new approach to family as­ years after 1966 could not be ex­ tize the extraordinary import­ speech seemed to lay down objectives pointing out, too, the service provided by furiate liberal voters Rocke­ holds the second Presidential recent newspaper commentary. sistance. pected to disappear overnight. KING SIZE SETS 229. for our military effort in Vietnam which nationalized foreign roads is in some ance he attaches to Vice Presi­ feller needs, has graciously ac­ primary in 1972, and Mr. Nixon To understand what is now Early this year the President Our critics conveniently forget ways superior to that in the U.S. The em­ dent Spiro Agnew’s campaign ceded. might conceivably have an op­ going on in our economy, it is also sent to the Congress legis­ would require us to stay there perman­ that the Democrats occupied the phasis here, naturally, is on passenger for a Republican Senate this But conservative leaders of ponent. important that we realize our lation to stimulate housing, and White House, in the postwar ently, rather than withdraw on any fix­ service, where the recent U.S. perform­ fall. President Nixon dispatch­ the Republican party in upstate Many other questions were economic system is having to its earlier enactment would period’s mildest recession, and ance has been notably dismal. ed date, as- by the Senate resolution he ed his top aide, H. R. (Bob) New York -view Agnew as a left open, including a dispute make not one but two major have augmented job opportuni­ even after four years the un­ Before the U.S. starts to emulate oth­ Haldeman, to a secret Agnew godsend for local candidates. over how to handle Sargent adjustments simultaneously. It ties in our lumber producing employment rate still register­ was attacking, or on any more gradual er nations, though, several factors de­ campaign-planning session last Hence the question, which Mr. Shriver. With a burgeoning or­ is having to adjust to a major states, which have had to bear ed 6 per cent in early 1966. schedule, such as his President has serve serious consideration. In a num­ week. Nixon himself will have to an­ ganization, Shriver looks like decline In defense spending more than their share of re­ Next, tthe budget, Mr. IRowen ber of ways the problem of running this promised to follow. The presence of Haldeman, swer: Can Agnew go to Syra­ the single biggest Democratic while it is also cooling off from duced defense employment. The stated In this column recenttly nation’s railroads is unique. Mr. Nixon's appointments sec­ a long inflationary overheating The spirit and passion of the Vice cuse to help upstate Republican campaign asset. But some Re­ President recognized early that that "a sense of panic Is With all of the U.S. rail industry’s that had become increasingly retary, surprised the party’s top candidates without hurting publicans are warning against both rational economic policy sweeping the Nixon Administra­ President's rhetoric were all for mili­ troubles it is still the world’s largest, in dangerous. politicians when they met with Rockefeller and the liberal Re­ a public attack on Shriver for and simple humanity required tion" about the budget. That terms of mi eat;e, and with the exception tary decisions and outcomes in Vietnam Agnew in the Executive Office publican Senate candidate, Sen. fear of building him up for 1972, Th^ adjustment in defense programs to soften the transi­ was a rather extravagant state­ of the Soviet Union still the world’s which might be the routine expectation Building. It also signified Mr. Charles Goodell? as former President Johnson’s spending is a far greater force tion problems of those who ment. The budget remains un­ busiest. Those who complain of U.S. pas­ Nixon’s intent to run the cam­ Another sticky problem is 1966 attack built up Mr. Nixon on the economy than many peo­ would be affected by reduced der control. But It will be dif­ if we were fresh into the war and con­ senger service, incidentally, should per­ paign from his own Oval Of­ Tennessee, where party profes­ for 1968. ple realize. Prom 1968 to mid- defense spending. ficult to keep it that way if fident of early and conventional victory. haps be reminded that Russian passen­ fice. sionals worry that an Agnew Others arg;ue that Shriver 1970 defense spending has been The economy has also had to Congress doesn’t get off the ger trains average less than 25 miles on He was not addressing himself to the Present also were Presi­ visit would simply enhance Sen. should be hit hard by Agnew reduced over 12 billion (B ) dol­ face the transition from com­ election year spending binge it hour. dential counsellor Bryce Harlow Albert'* Gore’s claim that he Is to widen the split between him lars (in terms of this year’s plex and tangled problems cre­ seems to be yielding to and join ik kind of war that Vietnam seems to U.S. railroads, moreover, lace vastly and Lawrence P. O’Brien’s prices), and by mid-1971 the re­ (who will head the large White "the number one target” of the ated by the Inflationary over­ the administration in an effort have become, after five grinding years more competition than the rail indus­ Democratic National Commit­ ductions will approach 20 billion House delegation assigned to White House. These politicians heating that ran unrestrained to keep spending under firm of American effort. tries of other nations. One indication of tee, which already regards (B) dollars. Agnew this fall), political aide see Rep. William Brock, Gore’s after 1965. Intterest rates began control. that is the fact that Americans operate Shriver with jealous eyes. Mr. The concluding, climactic paragraphs Murray Chotiner, Sen. John Republican opponent in the Sen­ Now this is a massive reduc­ to soar In 1968 as people, fear­ Fhr the current fiscal year, about half of all the world’s trucks and Nixon will have to resolve that Tower of Texas who runs the ate race, far ahead. An Agnew tion, even In our large economy. ful of inflation, turned away outlays 'Will remain well below of the Agnew speech to the Veterans of automobiles. one. Senate Campaign Committee, visit would only create sym­ It means that defense outlays from bonds and mortgages. the receipts that the tax sys­ Foreign Wars deserve quotation, as an TTie U.S. management task thus is co­ What Agnew did decide last several Agnew staffers, and of­ pathy for underdog Gore. in real terms by mld-1971 will The stock market and its in­ tem can generate at reasonably example of the kind of oratory we once lossal, and no one is claiming that the ficials of the Republican Nation­ . week was to open his campaign be almost back to the 1966 level. stitutions were whip-sawed in a As of today, however, Agnew In Springfield, 111., and to re­ full employment. The President American railroads have always han­ al Committee. Since the economy In 1971 will tragic way—forced to over-ex- expected for any war in which our coun­ dled it magnificently. Yet the Govern­ has a tentative Sept. 23 visit to strict it—with two exceptions established this as a guiding The two-hour session rapidly be larger than in 1965, this ob­ pand as the inflation caused a try was engaged. ment also has shared in rail manage­ Shelby County (Memphis) on — to Senate candidates. He’ll rule because it makes economic made several decisions — but viously means that defense will frenzy of buying, then forced ment through its regulatory actions and his schedule (a decision made go to the Michigan district of sehse. We don’t want to return "lAxiking down the road to the year left open many sticky problems be receiving a substantially into a painful contraction as the in other ways, and its record isn’t exact­ without checking Brock). House Republican leader Gerald smaller share of our total out­ to the conditions of 1966 to 1968, 2000,” said the Vice President, "w e see not easily solved. market Inevitably receded from p ly brilliant either. Or consider Virginia, where Ford and to the Louisville, Ky., put than In 1966' before the pre­ when outlays overshot the For example, what should Ag­ the stratosphere. This was all most Asian nations on the threshold of When it comes to approving changes most of Mr. Nixon’s aides re­ diririct of Rep. Wi 11am Cowger vious administration escaled the revenue-producing capacity of new do when he Is invited to doubly tragic because many in rates, routes and operation, the Fed­ gard Sen. Harry F. Byrd, Jr., (who campaigned for Agnew Vietnam conflict. the tax system at full employ­ technological maturity; we see an Asia come to Syracuse, N. Y., for small savers were lured Into eral regulators long have shown a pre­ a Democrat - turned - inde­ when he ran for Baltimore This is a massive re-ordering ment by annual amounts up to that contains 60 per cent of all humani­ a major fund-raiser? stock purchases, and housing dilection toward rigidity. Delay is the pendent — not Republican nom­ County executive hi 1962). of priorities. While some have 26 billion (B ) dollars. New York Gov. Nelson Rocke­ In summary, the economic ty; we see a world in which there are order of the day, as statutes require inee Ray Garland — as the With Democratic "spendman- been busy orating about the (See Page Seven) feller, running for a fourth outlook is good and should im­ 10 Asians for every American. lengthy hearings and provide for almost strong favorite. The tentative shlp" his theme, and a late- need for this, the President has term, wants no outside “ help” prove further if congress ■will endless court appeals. The Federal regu­ decision made at Monday’s August Vietnam tour under his been busy doing something "A re the isolationists content to let —meaning Interference from lator-managers thus deny the industry meeting was to avoid Virginia, belt, Agnew will hit the cam­ about it. Herald cooperate with the President. that Asia go by default to the Com­ Washington. Mr. Nixon, aware on the pretext that Agnew We have these favorable In­ the flexibility that any enterprise, pri­ paign trail after Labor Day. These shifts, of course, cause i i r munists because they lacked the per­ vate or governmental, needs to adjust to should limit his campaign to Glued to his side will be Har­ some painfull dislocations. They Yesterdays dications : I states where Republican Senate mean jobs and careers termin­ Federal reserve poUcies severance to see this through? change. A Thought for Today low and watching from the Oval In the area of labor relations the Gov­ candidates have a good chance. ated in defense plants and de­ clearly became moderately ex­ Sponsored by the Manchester Office will be Haldeman. His 25 Years Ago "'Well, we are not, my fellow Ameri­ ernment has provided the industry with -But the real reason for boycot­ fense laboratories. Such reduc­ pansionist about 6 months ago, Council of Cihurches will be the most carefully shep­ cans and my fellow veterans—and the machinery th ^ does not forestall or set­ ting Virg;inla is not to hurt Byrd. herded campaign In history. tions tend to hit selected pro­ This WM a Sunday; The Her­ and if experience is any guide, If elected, Byrd might vote with fessions and skills and regions i m President is not—and together we shall tle disputes but instead almost insures ald did not publish. this acUon wlU eventually that they will be frequent and serious. Earth’s Inheritors the Republicans in organizing of the country far harder than exert its dlfhised effects on the see this war through to an honorable end Among other things the laws require the "Blessed are the meek, for they the Senate. Quotations reductions in general budget 10 Years Ago economy. that will do justice to the sacrifices of railroads to negotiate separately with shall inherit the earth.” ■ In Wisconsin, on the other outlays, whose effects would be Consumer spending is strong s p re ^ more evenly. Six officials from area towns all ^our sons. more than a score of unions, some of When we think of those who hand, Democratic Sen. William " I know I should have called —as has been demonstrated by which are always trying to outdo the oth­ shall have the earth for their Proxmire is a pre-emptive fa­ and given him the word.’ ’—Car­ These problems were foreseen ask for cost estimates to get the 'rebound of auto sales to a "Have the isolationists considered the and would have beei) less pain­ study on rubbish disiiosal needs ers. pns.session we picture in our vorite for re-election. But Mr. oline McCloskey, wife of Rep 9-)4 million rate. for common use. Impact of the abandonment of this one The reasons why the Government is mind the aggressive, loud, pow­ Nixon will definitely send Ag­ Paul N. McCloskey, D-Callf. ful if the Congress had acted After-tax incomes rose about who voted against the constltu more promptly on administra­ Eighth District firemen sell ally upon America’s other allies around reluctant to allow railroad change, and er seekers. Tn the short run thev new there. The pretext? An in­ 6 biUlon (B L doUars this quar­ vitation from Republican Gov. tional amendment giving worn tion proposals — In some cases out early at 11th annual Peach seemingly eager to aid the unions, are do not inherit much of the earth. ter because of tax changes the world? Could any nation put trust Warren Knowles, an old friend. en equal rlgtita with men. made over a year ago — for ex­ Festival. naturally political. Every time the rail­ Thev, know what they want, and alone, and the abnormally high in the word of the United States—if we roads want to alter rates or service, the thev know how to get it. savings rate suggests that 1 * tfry slink home, defeated, from the battle­ Government faces pressures from a There Is, however, a longer spending has not even yet fully I- field of Southeast Asia? varitey of groups—shippers, competitors view — ’"nie earth is the Lord’s adjusted to higher after-tax in­ X. and the fullness thereof” (Psalm ^ 4 - if or others. When the labor relations ma­ comes. xX .... X "The lessons for nations like Germany 24:1). It Is reflected In tlie wry By Whitaker chinery suffers one of its recurring col­ Our foreign trade has and.Japan—even India—would be clear: comment of the farmer who lapses, the usual result lately has been strengthened dramatically from was ■visiting a large landowner. the inescapable conclusion would be that for the Government to settle the dispute a negligible merchandise sur­ “ Evervthlng you see from this on something close to the union’s terms. DID YOU GET A LOAD OF plus at the 0.9 blliion (B ) dollar the United States cannot be counted upon spot I own,” boasted the man. Even if the Government could get over annual rate a year ago to a in the crunch and nations must depend the problem of finding the billions heed­ "Oh.” said the farmer. "Does SOME OF THOSE RIDICULOUS that include the sunset?” 6ET-UPS WOMEN ARE WEARING 4.0 bilUon (B ) doUar rate in uprni themselves to survive, mie non­ ed to finance a take-over cm any reasem- the second quarter this year. In a topsy-turvy world like the one we live in, everybody’s able basis, there’s little reason to sus­ How tempted we are to think ALONG MAIM STREET F proliferation treaty would be forgotten that patience and gentleness are Housing is perking up, as body requires a restorative sleep at the end of the day. Too often, pect that it wcmld be any more efficient starts rise and mortgage money as every state rushed to develop its somehow out of date. They do this all important “battery recharging” is inadequately done on a mattress that as a full-time manager than it had been becomes more available. In­ / greatest possible deterrent. If collective as a hybrid regulator-manager. The seem harder and harder to y e a h -HA HA-AND DID ventories are generally weU in is too old, or was inferior to begin with. pressures, after all, will be precisely the come bv. In this time of great W e are proud to offer the bedding: you see security is a failure in Vietnam—who YOU GET A LOOK At line with sales. same. upheavals they may haye be­ That is why we invite you to examine the mattress and box spring set we are offering here. Here, will place confidence in it in Shirope come almost unknown qualities. Indeed, except for growing here. It is a terrific value. We are proudest of If there is any hope for the railroads, THE OUTFITS SOME OF for much less than you might think, is a really quality crafted mattress. (W e bought a whole car or the Middle East?” it lies in less political interference in But when we remember that the God who made us is working THOSE WAY-OUT KIDS their operations, not more of the same. all of the value we offer year in, year out in load especially for our half-yearly sale and keep the price way down.) Your body is wooed to sleep The first paragraph we quoted raised still, then we see life in a new The whole regulatory setup, which has ARE RARADINS AROUND on generous layers of poly foam and white felt padding, over 312 tempered steel coil springs. Years the “ yellow peril." perspective. Out of our trust in had so much to do with the nxilroeds’ de­ WANTED his continuous actions grows SILK" MANCHESTER IN ? the Verto-rest . . . the highest priced but and years of sweet sleep are assured by the special reinforced prebuilt edges. Your Princess mat­ The second paragraph revealed that cline, is long overdue for drastic scaling- CITV patience and gentleness. In the Clean, Late ModdI tress staygf fresh and pure, because it “breathes” through 8 fresh air ventilators. Top all this with we ai4 really fighting f<^ Asia. / down. The Railway Labor Act should Christian portrait, meekness Is TlGEfiSl least expensive (per night) bedding we sell. The third paragraph pledged victory ’ simply be scrapped, so that the Govern­ not weakness. It is trust in God’s a dreamy cover as luxurious as fine upholstery, and you have an insurance policy for splendid sleep­ ment would at least handle the railroads’ USED CAR S in that fight. greatness. Ask to hear its full story when you come in. ing worth far more than the modest price. labor affairs the same way it does those Prayer: Teach us, O Lord, when Top Prioea Paid The fourth and fifth paragraphs of other industries. Just one final reminder. This is a genuine Stearns & Foster mattress, as we have said. It has been by patience and when by Im­ For All Makes! achieved the remarkable feat at de­ The nation does need railroad services, patience we may serve thee quality crafted by perhaps the foremost sleep experts in America and should not be confused with and in some cases this is going' to inquire fining our unilateral intervention in best. Do not allow our restless CARTER CHEVROLET inferior bedding at so called “bargain prices". Your old mattress may be sapping your sleep, night Federal financial help. Where it’s pro­ spirits to destroy thy plans; Southeast Asia, outside the .Southeast vided, of course, the Government has guard us so that our patience CO .. INC. after night Put a stop to it. You won’t see soon a genuine bargain in bedding that can match the Asia Treaty Organization and outside every right to insist on responsible per­ may not be lost in indiffer­ 1229 Main SL one we’re telling you about here. Come claim yours before someone else does! formance—by management and by labor the United Nations, as a sample at "col­ ence. May we learn meekness Phone 649-5238 unlcms. in the school of Christ. Amen. lective security." If everyone can somehow get together Wnthrop Nelson Jp. All this, as we observed at the begin­ the situation may yet be retrieved. If DOnlster of Clhristlan ning, could occur only in certain special they can’t, the Government will have no Education alternative except to go all the way. — Center Congfregatlonal oratorical circumstances. WAIX STREET JOURNAL. Church Read Herald Ads / i' \m

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,-1970 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST W, 1970 / ter Khybel of Rockville, Chester /. ^ Hickel Hopes She Moves K ^ bel of Vernon and Joseph O f M ice, Obituairv Knybel of Manchester; four sis­ IS Gasoline Station For New Bids ters, Mrs. Sylvia Parsain of LINCOLN T o Counter Rockville, Mrs. Lottie Jaikey of On Arctic Pipe Marriage^ I Mn. Pavtd B. Dolge Vemon, Mrs. Jean Marconi of j TWJLANt)—Mrs. Jane M. Manchester and Mrs. Sophie Le- Rulings Adopted ANCHO^GE, Alaska (AP) Women’s Lib I t Tuckeer Oolge, 46. of Stafford Mere of Stafford; and a grand­ — Interior Secretary Walter M otoring .1 i Springs, a fteacher in the Tol­ daughter. . The Planning and Zoning Commission, meeting last Hickel says he expects A re­ By SUSAN SWARD land school system, was killed The funeral will be tomorrow night in a technical session, unanimously adopt^ new ceive a new application for con­ By SOL R. OOHEN Associated Press Writer j ! Monday morning hi an automo­ zoning regulations governing gasoline se^ice stations, at 8:30 a.m. from the Johhson- struction of the ’Trans-Alaska We have these friends In Con­ bile accident cm the New Jersey Kanla Funeral Home, 105 Oak garages, auto sales outlets and bulk oil storage plants. Pipeline' System shortly, with LOS ANGELES (AP) — A necticut who have a daughter moUier of eight is , promoting I Tpke. She was the wife of Da­ St., Windsor Locks, with a- sol­ The new regulations, which ^—- —— 7 “ the aim of “ beginning pipeline vid B. Dolge. emn high Mass of requiem at replace Article IV, Section 6 lot sizes for each of the auto M d construction in late faU or early living in Malibu, California, Sept. 30 as a national "Celebra^ Survivors also include her St. Mary’s .Church, Windsor of the existing zoning laws, are oil storage uses. GMollne sta- spring.” She’s a ballet dancer, she’s an tlon of Womanhood Day” —^part­ mother and three sons. ly to counteract the women’s Locks, at 9. Burial will be in St. aimed at stiffening and stand- Uons must have minimum fror^ Hickel, in remarks ’Tuesday actress and she’s a beauty, Funeral services will be to­ liberation movement “iStrike Mary’s Cemetery, Windsor ardizing controls, particularly age of 180 feeL night at a banquet in his honor, gj^g Uvlng in Now Yoric morrow at 10 a.m. at the Staf­ Day” Aug. 26. Locks. over gas stations, which have feet, side y a ^ said “ Wo are g o ^ to lick ^toe on a visit to Call- ford Springs Congregational Helen Andelin, 60, of Santa Friends may call at the fu­ been subject to a mounting bar- rear yard of problems connected with this ^die “ was discovered” by Church. Burial will be in Haz- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. rage of controversy in recent ing must cover “ Barbara says each wife should ardvllle Cemetery. nionumental project.” ^ movie producer, who gave her wear her "most frilly, feminine ’Ihe proposed 800-mlle, $900 Q,g (g^ ^ picture soon to Friends may call at the Wil­ Wilbert W. Johns dress” Sept. 30 and should ’’sing ’Ihe regulaUons in this sec- Auto sales million pipeline project is de- ^ paIbajibiI liam H. Yost Funeral Home, SOUTH WINDSOR — Wilbert before breakfast—or turn on tlon do n ^ include auto wash have a signed to carry crude oil from 200 W. Main St., Stafford W. Johns, 61, of Hartford, fa­ Prtidhoe Rav on Alafika's North lermmaiea ner oaiiei music.” Springs, tonight from 7 to 9. ther of Mrs. Marion Spells of estabUshments, 'ard of*25 feet, rear yard’ of 30 ? ! contract, remained In Callfor- Each wife also should serve Slope to the ice-free port of Val- , . * - The family suggests that any South Windsor, died yesterday covered under a new ArUc W , ^ maximum coverage of Aioeircz ula, becsme a full-fledged ac- her husband “ a delicious break­ at St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ S ^ o n 6A yet to b® adopted^ 30 percent of the lot area. memorial contributions be made Dlpellne has been the target of *®“ ^ *°'^® with her fast with a smile—in bed, if pos­ to the Stafford Springs Congre­ ford. ’The section has been under Auto repair -rornsreagarages or 1 ser­ sible” and should “ tell him how ciwS^m from conserv^onlsts gational Church. Survivors also include his study and revision by the Town vice shops: Minimum frontage great he is.” wife, other daughters, a broth­ Planning and Zoning Depart­ Who fear it would upset arctic g g f f 2 of 100 feet, front yard of 40 feet, The date has no special signif­ Miss Mary SapkowsU er, 3 sisters, and 11 grandchil­ ment for nearly a year, since side yard of 28 feet, rear yard dren. proposed regulations were dis­ I 0». U„ aey icance, she said. Aug. 2(1 is the Miss Mary Sapkowski, 66, of of 30 feet, maximum coverage 60th anniversary of the day the Fimeral services will be Fri­ cussed at a heated public hear­ permit request wlU ^ accompa- ^ak^ ^ahoe. 612 F. Middle ’Tpke., died yes­ 50 per cent of the lot area. 19th Amendment went into ef­ terday at Manchester Memorial day at 11 a.m. at Rose Hill Fii- ing last September. Bulk oil storage: Minimum nied by all the date we mj^t However, because of the heavy neral Home, 680 Elm St., Rocky Call For Aetion have—date to show that the line fect, guaranteeing women the Hospital. frontage of 100 feet, front yard traffic, they changed their right to vote. Miss Sapkowski was bom Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill Better control over prolifer- gg glde and rear yards will be constructed safely and plans, went on to Los Vegas, Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. atlng gasoline service stations gg (get with proper environmental safe­ She said women she had con­ April 6, 1904 in New Britain, and got married there instead. tacted in several other cities— FViends may call at the fu­ was called for at that hearing other requirements: guards,” Hickel said. and lived in Hartford before ’The telegram her parents including Dallas, Denver and coming to Manchester six neral home tonight from 7 to 9 by the Independent Garage No gasoline service station Hickel said he was happy the eight oU companies composing ^®re ^ ^ t l n g from I ^ e Ta- Phoenix—were helping her months ago. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Owners Association, and in re­ may be placed within 400 feet promote the womanhood day. Survivors include a sister, 7 to 9 p.m. cent months the IGO had be­ of a residential zone. TAPS had torZ d a new wrpo- »>®® ^ When I first heard the story, She said she also is mailing Mrs. Emily Sullk, and a broth­ come increasingly adamant in Driveways must be a mini­ ration, called Alaska Oil Pii>e- I was amused. Then, I w m In­ material to 5,000 persons on a er Stanley Sapkowski; both of calling for action on new reg^i- mum of 60 feet from an inter­ llne Service Co., to replace the trigued. I thought of the many list used by a foundation she es­ New Britain. laUons. section. previous loose committee ar­ times I was held up by traffic, tablished to handle a book, Fimeral services and burial ’The association for the past Stored vehicles and those rangement. Fire Calls when traveling to particular "Fascinating Womanhood,” will be at the convenience of month/has been circulating pe­ parked for more than 24 hours He stressed that “ unlike the „j_ggg that she wrote five years ago. the family. titions among town residents, must be hidden from public booms and the gold lushes of ^ ’Think of [the possibiUtles in “ I didn’t start opt opposing ’The Holmes Funeral Home, Town firemen responded to calling for a 10-point ^program view within a fenced enclosure. the past, the development of the store for me. ’Think of the outs women’s libera t 'lo n move­ 400 Main St., is in eharge of three calls yesterday after­ of tighter regulations. Evergreen Screen north will be done responsibly.” Bulk oil storage must be at I can have for not keeping ap­ ments,” Mrs. Andelin said in an suTangements. noon. In addition. Mayor Nathan •—.2: pointments. I can always say, ’There are no calling hours. Agostinelli has publicly called least 400 feet from a residen­ interview from Santa Barbara. A fire in woods at 602 tial zone, driveways must be a Park Patrolman Roger Nelsen keeps lonely vigil at Gay City State Park where swimming is now banned. (Herald photo by Silver) New State Added “ The traffic was too heavy.” “ I really didn’t know much Wetherell St. was put out after for suffer controls, as has the The next time I leave lor New Mra. SenevUle Pagean Manchester Chamber of Com- minimum of 100 feet from an in­ about them five years ago. it was reported at 3:30. tersection, and container and T » Voter Suits Jersey, to visit my wile’s fam­ “ But when I realized that Mrs. Seneville Pageau, 97, of A grass fire on Lodge Dr. Hebron ily, I can always use the traf­ Last night's adoption came as structures must be screened by RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The women’s lib was destroying our WUlimantlc, mother of Mrs. An­ was quickly put out shortly af­ U.S. Justice Department is fic for an excuse and go on to feminity that men love so much, na Bertrand of Manchester and something of a surprii^ because evergreens “ as appropriately as ter 3:60. going to court to try to force CHiicago, to visit my family in- I started speaking out against Rene Pageau of South Cov­ Another fire in brush was on i Town Planner J. Eric Potter possible,” the regulations etlp- North Carolina to comply with ®*^^’ the movement.” entry, died Monday at a Wall­ S. Hawthorne St. extlng;ulshed had said at a recent meeting ulate. Stagnant Water Forces Swimming Area To Close Or, when I’m on my way to a Estimated completion date for the water and sewer that he did not expect to have The new parking regulations the Voting -Rights Act of 1970 She said most of the women’s ingford convalescent home. shortly alter 4. news conference for a Republi­ the revisions ready for adoption adopted last night replace Artl- the property several years ago. However, the Immediate prob- which lowers the voting sige to lib people are “ basically unhap­ Survivors also Include 2 other Eighth district firemen have impixivements at the Pine-Arch-Broad-Center Sts. By ANNE EMT Andover, Bolton, Columbia and “ new by-pass swimming area can in Hartford Eind the traffic befor(6 October. cle IV, Section 9 of the exist- Still remaining though are lem now is the lack of swim- 18 and outlaws the voter litera- py people.” sons, 4 other daughters, 2 sis­ responded to six calls since Broad, Center Work intersection is about seven to ten days from now, (Herald Reporter) Coventry lakes. south of the' present pond.” is heavy, I might Just keep go­ the remnants of the mills and ming facilities at the park. cy test. State Atty. Gen. Robert Her husband is a retired den­ ters, 6 grandchildren, and 17 noon yesterday. according to Town Engineer Walter Senkow. The Potter said last night that he 1^8 regulations, However, many local fami- Plans are to construct a ing, and attend a news confer­ Disappointed swimmers are factory that burnt down around Hopefully, these conditions Morgan ^ y s. tist who published her book. Her great-grandchildren. A grass lire at 1:37 yesterday sewer contract, held by the J. N. Clapp Construction had received an opinion froi They not only simplify the lies, even before the closing, “ hard bottom pond in which the ence for a Democrat in New being turned away daily from 1879, the canal that gfuided the will not occur again if, as MU- He said Tuesday his office eight children range in age from - ’The funeral will be tomor­ afternoon at 846 Tolland ’Tpke. Will Be Delayed Co. of Ellington, includes the placing of an eight- Assistant Town Counsel Thomas language of the section, but stopped using Gay City for water would circulate througdi Haven. flow of water to operate the ler stated, “ the commission’s had been told the suit would be 8 to 23. row at 8:15 a.m. from the was quickly extinguished. O’Marra, stating that the PZC also set standards for design 'Gay City State Park off Rt. 86 swimming. Conditions had be- a chlorinating system. The ’Then, there’s vacation time. I inch sanitary sewer line on Pine St. The Sandman legally could act on the revised and construction of parking lots mills, cellars of wooden homes plans are put into operation.” fued in U.S. District Court at Cardinal FUneral Home, 88 A lire at Manchester Structur­ Widening and improvement of the Broad and Center in Hebron which has been clos­ come extremely crowded, es­ present pond would “ serve as might drive my family to a Construction Co. of North Brookfield, Mass., is do­ and a dam. Windham Rd., Willimantlc, with al Steel Co. was quickly brought Sts. intersection is almost another year away, according section without an adltional pub- for new businesses and indus- ed for swimming by the State pecially on weekends. a reservoir.” Raleigh. spot at Cape Cod but, again ing the water pipe work, which includes the lay­ tries—standards which were The state plans to preserve Manchester Evening Herald Providing Funds a Mass of requiem at St. Mary’s under control shortly before 3 to the State Highway Department. lic hearing. Park Commission. It was not unusual for local As to the possible capacity of ’The board of elections decided because the traffic is heavy, ing of a 12-inch pipe from Broad St. to Arch St. Potter had poaed the question formerly lacking. all this and the many trails Hebron correspondent, Anne Church, Willimantlc, at 9. p.m. ’The lire was started when Water and sewer improve------’Those seeking relief from last families to have to wait in line the proposed new swimming at its last meeting not to comply wind up in Newfoundland. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — This line was previously a six-inch pipe, and was because of the amount of time Now covered are such items throughout the 1,600 acres. Emt, tel. 228-3971. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s sparks from a welding torch ments by the town are near weekend’s sweltering heat on a Saturday or Sunday as the area as compared to the pres­ with the new law until its consti­ ’The options are so numerous ’Ihe state administration is pro­ Cemetery, Wlllimantic. elapsed since the, public hear­ as loading and unloading ignited some sheets of plastic. completion, but they apparently several feet higher than the new line. The water found the swimming area clos­ park’s capacity of 360 persons ent 350, Miller said that he tutionality had been deter- that I could go on and on. viding $600,0(X) to 30 local school FYiends may call at the fu­ ABM System ing last September. spaces, parking space sizes (9 A lire in Hickey’s Woods off came too late. A spokesman lor and sewer work, is in preparation for the state’s ed because of stagnant water. had been filled. “■could give no estimate” at mined. But, that’s Just the problem. districts whose property tax as­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. of Oakland St. was put out ZBA Approval by 18) feet), materials (bitumi­ the state said that the contrac­ widening of the intersection. However, this work William F. Miller, superin­ Not only does the swimming this time. The Justice Department has Every time I go some place, I sessments won’t provide enough shortly after 4 p.m. Several The new r/egulations are much nous or concrete), drainage tor has rejected the contract Passes Test may not begin until next summer. (Herald photo by tendent of state parks, stated area get over-crowded but He added that a study will al­ Jury Finds Collins Guilty filed suits against Arizona and might Just go on and on and o8 operating money under the Min­ John 8. Knybel Junk cars were burning as well more comprehensive than the systems, (landscaping, traffic award as a result of delays. Silver) that the park swimming area there are not enough picnic or so be made on the “ feasibility Idaho. and on . . . ” imum Foimdatlon program. ROCKVILLE — John S. Kny- Eis surrounding brush. old ones, which were general­ flow design and maneuverabil­ State plans were started in was closed because “ there was play areas to handle the of adding camping facilities in bel, 64, of Warehouse Point, a Another brush lire at Flem­ ized and sketchy. ity to allow for emergency ve­ Of Slaying Michigan Coed 1967 for Improvement of the In Senate not enough dilution.” He added crowds. Only a small portion of the area.” Rockville native, died Monday ing and Woodland Sts. was put intersection, which has been Andover They provide that all the types hicles. that 1 ,0(X) gallons per person the park’s 1,500 acres are now Miller did state that all histo­ associated Press Writer showed she had been sexually at St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ out after the fire was called in called one of the town’s worst WASHINGTON (AP) — he Vegas Special of businesses covered under the Also spelled out are the num­ per day is required and there is being utiUzed. rical features of the park will ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — molested M d strangled. ford. He was the husband of at 6:18 p.m. traffic problems. Five roads— Senate Wednesday refused, for section must obtain approval ber of parking spaces to be re­ ’ ’not enough water” flowing in At 6:52 this morning a brush Candidates Since its opening as a State be kept as is and the new facil­ Judge John Conlin had told Mrs. Frances Ludwln Knybel. Pine, Arch, Broad, Center and SACRAMENTO, Calif. from the Ztonlng Board of Ap­ quired for various types of and flowing out. John Norman Collins, a former lire was extinguished on Wood­ the third time in a week, to stop peals for establishing, expand­ Park in 1953, facilities at Gay ities built around them. „ the Jury earlier that it must el- Mr. Knybel was bom April 12, W. Center Sts.—come together (AP) — A 300-mlle-an-hour uses. Miller explained that there is student at land St. expansion of the Safeg;uard anti­ Selected By ing or altering the business; that City have remained the same Gay City, or Factory Hollow, Eastem Michigan Colllns innocent or 1916 in Rockville and had lived in a traffic bottleneck. air-cushion transit system Examples: Restaurant, one no pollution at this time. How­ A call at 12:25 this afternoon from Los Angeles to Las even with the population as it was previously called, was University, was convicted today convict him' of first-degree mur- in Warehouse Point for 23 years. Plans called for two areas missile system. the ZBA must deem the loca- space for each 25 square feet ever, if the pond were used in was answered. ’The call involv­ Vegas, Nev., could be oper­ Republicans tion suitable for the use in­ growth in the local area and originally the site of a small of brutally murdering an 18- der only. Survivors, besides his wife. of Improvement — roadway The rejection came on defeat used for customer service; hos­ its present condition, pollution ed a truck lire near exit 93 of ational by 1980, a study tended; and that the ZBA may the greater Hartford area. And village and a paper mill and a year-old freshman coed at the qiie Beineman slaying was Include a son, John F. Knybel items, and signal moderniza­ of a compromise amendment to A Republican caucus this pital, one space for each two could result. the Wilbur Cross Highway. shows. impose special conditions upon according to Miller, this park cloth mill. school over a year ago. the last of seven murders of of Granby; three brothers, Wal- tion. the $19.2 billion military pro­ week nominated the incum­ beds; theater, auditorium or ’The picnic, hiking and play The 285-mlle-long opera­ each use in order to protect the and the State park in Simsbury Thg old red salt box house Collins a 23-year-old, dark- young women in the Ann Arbor Before the state could come curement authorization bill. bent registrar of voters, Mrs. stadium, one space for each area facilities at the park are tion could start making mon­ public safety, convenience and are the two parks used mainly that was formerly situated at haired former education major area m a two-year period. No in to begin work, the town had The amendment, offered by Else Steins, and the following three seats or spectator equiva­ still open to the public even by “families from the greater from Center Line, Mich., faces one has been charged in the six to make changes and improve­ ey five years later, said the nine Republicans as Justices of property values. lent; gas station, one space for the entrance to the park was Three Hijacks Attempted: Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R- thougdv the commission “ wor­ Hartford area.” a mandatory life sentence for earlier killings, ments in the water and sewer study released by State Sen. the peace: Mrs. Ruth Munson, Among the general require- eaeh 50 square feet of floor built, according to records, in Mass., would have eliminated Lawrence Walsh of Los An­ ries about fires.” Until there is the flrst-d?g(ree murder convic- ______lines in the area. Since several Mrs. Marion Haines, Mrs. Cyn­ ments spelled out in the section area, However, Miller stated that 1798 by the Sumner family. Safeguard sites planned for geles. sufficient rainfall, there will be parts of the existing roadway thia Clark, Mrs. Carol Nough- is one stating that no place of the commission has been aware Original plans were to fix the tion. Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo., strict supervision to make sure A Washtenaw County Circuit Farm Land would be lowered several feet, Walsh said he believes ton, Mrs. Mary Carlson, Ron­ business shall be established contained *h® over-crowded conditions house up as a museum but Mll- Woman Foils Hijack and Warren Air Force Base, that “ all fires are ------LONDON (AP) — ’The aver­ it would be necessary to bury gambling and hotel entre- ald Richards, Sidney Organ, within 400 feet of a public park wlthm the fire stations.” there have ^ e n lo ^ - ler stated that the Hebron His­ Court Jury of six men and six Wyo. or playground, school, college, women deliberated more than age price of farm land te Eng­ I U /atkU td. the utilities somewhat deeper peneurs in Nevada should fi­ Brian Siismets and Stephen U.S. Probes For local families, the closing range plans” under way for torical Society and other histo­ Defeat of the amendment hospital, church or public li­ land and Wales in the six than they were. nance the system. Willard. of the park means that there some time ” to expand facilities rical societies in the area “ had four days before decldteg to brary on the same street. months ended March 31 was -Fakes Labor Pains But the town was plagued cleared the last major leglala- are now no public swimming the park, no Interest in restoring it.” convict Collins of slaying Karen SEMIANNUAL with bad luck. The first adver­ tion road block from the deploy­ At today’s Democratic Pri­ This requirement doubles the Israeli Because there were no state Sue Beineman of Grand Rapids, $482.04 per acre, compared with he was taken into custody, his ment as a “ reasonable and logi­ facilities in t h e Immediate He said the commission is f u r n i t u r e ’TOKYO (AP> — Because a tisement for bids brought no ment of the controversial sys­ mary, noon to 8 p.m. at the 200-foot separation called for in $465.60 in the previous six- pistol was found to be a toy. area Amston Lake can be used meeting this week with the De- funds available to cover resto- Mich., who disappeared July 23, Drapery Shop woman complained of labor response at all. The project was tem to the two new sites. cal compromise” to others re­ Town Office Building, Charles the old regulations, and is month period, the Agriculture ^ /7___ “ He threatened to shoot until Q iarges only by property owners at the partment of Public Works to ration, the house was put up for 1969. Her body was found three pains, police today foiled the hi­ re-advertised immediately, but Safeguard has been billed jected last week which would ei­ Phelps will be the moderator. basically in accord with one of sold and removed from days later, and an autopsy Ministry reported. the last moment,” a police lake and the same is true for start to draw up plans for a bids, jacking of a Japanese airliner when the bids were opened this throughout the debate both as a ther have completely stopped The" checkers will be Mrs. Mil­ the recommendations of the (Continued from Page One) I o c m \ 11 OAK STREET IN DOW NTOW N by a man armed only with a toy spokesman said. time, they were imsatisfactory. Safeguard depoyment or dred Keefe and Mrs. Donna Val- IGO. vital defense of America’s war- assistance to Israel. The United MANCHESTER - TEL 643-5171 pistol. Police said the woman ’The hijacker was identified as So part of the work was put barred spending any money oth­ ler; machine tenders, Mrs. The new PZC regulations also deterring missile force and as a States is the major arms sup­ faked the labor pains. Sachio Inagaki, a 24-year-old out to bid a third time, and the er than the $1,027 billion ear­ Edith Budrick and Mrs. Alice require all applications to the key bargaining chip in arms plier to Israel as Russia is to Officials said police sneaked metal worker who lives in Ha­ contract was finally awarded. marked for construction work Harriman, and Mrs. Susan ZBA to provide evidence that control talks with Russia. Egypt. aboard the Boeing 727 at the Ha­ mamatsu. But in the meanwhile, the on the first two sites. Morehouse will be challenger. public sanitary sewer and wa­ The vote came after Secre­ The State Department dis­ Police quoted the man as say­ state had advertised the im­ The actual funds to expand Transportation to the polls and ter authorities will provide mamatsu air base during the tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird closed Tuesday that U.S. planes ccmfusicm after the woman said ing: "I was tired of living and provement project, and had Safeguard must still be consld- babysitting services will be service to the establishment. Make old furniture new announced the Pentagon could provided. are making high-level recon­ she wsis about to give birth. ’The decided to die. I asked for a ri­ awarded a contract on June 12. neither support nor accept the ®*'®d in an appropriations bill Adequate Drain Bridge Night naissance flights on the Israeli police tackled the hijacker from fle from the self-defense force to The town’s water and sewer compromise amendment offered approval considered likely. Also, a report from the direc­ shoot myself or be killed by the work had not yet started, so Duplicate bridge play last tor of public works must be in­ side of the cease-fire line. The with re-upholstering behind and found he was armed by Brooke. ------Friday evening netted only flights are made by U2 aircraft with a toy pistol, the officials self-defense force troopers. I the contractor, the King Con­ cluded in applications, confirm­ had no intention of killing pas­ struction Co., agreed to wait Brook’s amendment would j r» z* • • two tables of players. First ing that the site can be ade­ with the full knowledge of both said. have allowed thq Pentagon to Lhanged Uefinitum the 46-day limit. place went to Mrs. Shirley quately drained and that the Israel and Egypt. Your sofa and chairs worn out? Springs dangling? Covering in ’The All Nippon Airways plane sengers.’’ At the end of 46 days, the use the $322 million saved to Taxable under customs laws Graboff and Lola Crawford and proposed drainage system is The ranking Egyptian diplo­ shreds ? There’s still hope! Watkins custom re-upholstering had taken off from Nagoya MIAMI (AP)—A Trans Carib­ town had evidently still not beef up antimissile defenses at ^re any objects less than 1(X) Larry Epstein tied for second suitable. mat In Washington, Ashraf makes them new again . . . even better than when you first bound for Sapporo with 81 per­ Ghorbal, was summoned to the bean airliner hijacked to Cuba made much progress, and the the two sites authorized last years old; older works are re­ place. A stipulation was added last bought them! First we strip them to the bare frames. Frames State Department at noon to­ sons aboard. Shortly after, a while en route to San Juan, contractor was asked to wait year—Malmstrom Air Force garded as antiques. In the past. GI Bag^i night at the suggestion of Clar­ day, reportedly to receive a re­ are reglued when necessary. New webbing is stretched across slim Japanese man about 25 Phierto Rico, touched down here additional time. However, after Base, Mont., and Grand Forks dealers had considered any- ence Welti, stating that ade­ Mrs. Charles Kukucka of He­ port on U.S. views of the cesise- the bases and the springs hand-tied 8 ways. New filling is added years old pulled what appeared today, some nine hours after it some time, the contractor re­ Air Force Base, N.D. thing made In 1830 or before an quate safeguards must be pro­ bron Rd., president of the An­ fire peace talk situation at this when required. Then the cover is carefully cut, matched, hand to be a pistol on the pilot and or­ was diverted to Havana. jected the award, claiming ex­ Brooke offered his amend- antique. vided against surface and sub­ dover Firemen's Auxiliary, has point. tailored to perfection. You choose your fabrics from a fabulous dered him to land at Hamamat­ Plight 401 left Newark, N.J., tended delays on the part of announced that the drive for surface seepage of gasoline and Asst. Secretary of State Jo­ collection that includes everything your could desire! You’ll see su, 125 miles southwest of Tok­ at 1 a.m. with 154 passengers the town. oil. funds for Christrnas bags going seph J. Sisco also held a late yo. bound for San Juan. Midway Town Public Works Director Welti said he was concerned fascinating textures, formal damasks, casual tweeds, figures Ratification of CBW Treaty to soldiers in Vietnam will morning meeting with Jorda­ ’The landing was made safely there, it went to Havana, land­ Wl.llam O'Neill admits that close tomorrow. She urges because he had learned that See Dick and Jane run for a long time in and plains. Call 643-5171 now, for Shop-at-Home Service! and about 60 passengers were ing at 5:19. there was some difficulty in get­ nian Ambassador Abdul Hamid townspeople who have not yet many newer types of gasoline Sharaf. their strong shoes from Thom McAn. allowed to get. off the plane al­ ting a contractor for the water tanks are under pressures of See Dick run. See Jane run. See Spot run 'The plane returned to Miami By Senate Is Seen Likely been contacted to make their Jordan is the third country in­ most immediately. ’Die hijacker at 12:33 p.m. but newsmen were and sewer work, but says there about 30 pounds per square donations to the auxiliary volved in the U.S.-sponsored or Slipcover them! held the others and demanded was no delay. He said that it is WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- not immediately able to ques- serious difficulty in clearing the through Mrs. Charles A. Wil- inch, and that some have tend­ agreement to stop the shooting Boys’ strap-and-buckle slip-on: Girls’ monk strap: that he be given a sniper rifle lon crew members about the hi­ a “ tremendous disappointment” dent Nixon asked the Senate to- Foreign Relations Committee Hams, 105 Aspinal Dr., Ando- ed to spring leaks and cause and start talking under the aus­ sizes 10-12, $7.99 sizes 121/ 2-4, $7.99 Choose your fabrics from a superb collection of prints and plains, with telescopic sights, 100 jacking. Officials said the pa.s- to the town not to have the road day to ratify a 45-year-old trea- ^® Senate,” Aiken sedd. “ It ver. The auxiliary will meet at pollution. pices of United Nations media­ all treated with Scotchgard® or Zepel® for soil repellency. Slip­ rounds of ammuniUon and two sengers would be kept aboard complete this year, after wait­ depends on what he says about 8 p.m. on Monday at the fire- He said such a case recently tor Gunnar Jairing. sizes 12V2*3i $8.99 while a new crew came on to ty banning gas warfare, with covers are cut and pinned in your home, then crafted with hand­ five-gallon cans of gasoline. ing so long. tear gas.” house and the meeting will be occurred at a service station in U.S. officials made plain that sizes 314-6, $9.99 Later he demanded Uiat the take them to San Juan. O’Neill said that there would ‘ **® understanding that it does Nixon previewed his message ‘^®voted to filling the bags in . Windsor, ■ where leakage from made self-welts, box or kick pleats. They’re installed when com­ they would like to see a soft- pleted ! plane be flown back to Nagoya, There was no word from the probably be an “awful mess”mess’ ‘ ®®*' ^as or defol­ for congressional leaders Tues- P*’®Paration for mailing. TOls a gasoline tank was found peddling of the alleged truce iants. but automobiles had been drawn aircraft, a DCS, during the hi­ at the intersection this winter, day. His interpretation, they y®ar aJl donations are of money have contaminated a nearby violations and a beginning of the ♦Semi-Annual Sales prices include fabric and labor for 2 or 3 jacking except for one brief ra­ “ Today there are 85 parties. brook. up in front of the forward land­ if something isn’t done now. said, is that the agreement cov- ®^d a committee of the auxil- peace talks planned among the cushion sofas up to 78-inches and one-cushion chairs. Slight ing gear to prevent the plane dio message in which Capt. Wil­ The state says that the only *u®*uding all other major pow- gj.g gj,jy gr^aes harmful to man. making the purchases Other general requirements rival parties under the auspices liam Cunningham said he was of usable gifts. are that applications must also of UN Mediator Gunnar Jar- charge for additional material needed for wing and channel back from moving, troops surrounded thing to do is to advertise for IntemaUonal Defoliants—such as are used in pieces. Arm caps extra. the craft and two Japanese being hijacked to Cuba. bidders again in the spring. It agreement which the United the Vietnam war—are exempted include plans showing proposed ring. fighter planes circled overhead. The hijticking marked the might be hard , then to get a proposed and signed in because they were not known Manchester Evening Herald parking and landscaping, and Israel has been complaining SALE PR-CES FOR SLIPCX)VERS Nearly an hour and a half aft­ first time a ’Trans Caribbean contractor at the same price ^“ 5.” Nixon said in a message when the treaty was drawn. Andover substitute correspond­ that parking areas must be in that Egypt has been taking ad- plane had been sent to Cuba. er the plane landed, a Japanese of $199,000 that King bid this , The issue of defoliating chem­ ent Marjorie Campbell, tel. 749- accordance with another new vantajge of the standstill cease woman passenger began to yggj • “ The United States always 8975. zoning amendment—also adopt- fire begim Aug. 8 to build up her SOFA, up to 7 8 " ___ *89.95 ROENNE, Denmark (AP) — icals has been a major reason complain loudly that she was ’The project was originally observed the principles and for delay in submission of the ed last night — that sets stand- missile strength in the truce A young hijacker flourishing a ards and controls the design and zone along the Suez Canal Regubr $108.50 beginning to go into labor. Dur­ scheduled for completion in the ^ ‘® treaty to the Senate since Nixon hand grenade forced a Polish construction of parking areas Israeli’s Ambassador Yitzhak ing the sUr that this created, a airliner to land here today. Po­ fall of 1969 Nixon said. I consider it essen- announced his intention last De- tial that the United States now Connecticut tor all business and Industrial Rabin was informed of the pro­ number of policemen made lice said the plane, on a domes­ cember, sources say. SOFA and CHAIR ...... *139.95 become a party to this proto­ uses developed in the future. posed statement ’Tuesday by their way through the rear door tic flight, carried about 25 pas­ Democratic leader Mike col.” „ ^ Lot Sizes , Asst- Secretary of State Joseph of the plane and tackled the hi­ sengers. Mansfield of Montana, who said Regular $166.25 ^ Senate ratification is needed Democrats/ Under special requiremente. J. Sisco. Rabin then flew home See Spot. See Spot cry. Spot doesn’t have jacker from behind. As the hijacker stepptd from About Town he intends to support the treaty the new regulations set different to Israel. ’The man, wearing a vdiite, to put the treaty fully into ef­ as a move in the right direction, But we’re working on it the Ilyshin airliner four oUier Rebecca Circle of Emanuel any strong shoes ,from Thom McAn. short-sleev^ shirt and dark fect. said the U.S. statement would Go to Polls SOFA and 2 CHAIRS,. . .*189.95 passengers, two men and two Lutheran Church will hold a slacks, was seized after a brief Smoke, flame and napalm go “ a long way toward knocking women. Joined him in asking po­ workshop at 7 :30 p.m. in Luther struggle, handcuffed and also would not be covered by out the offensive aspects” of gas (Continued from Page One) Regular $225«50 litical asylum, police reported. Hall. dragged from the plane. After the protocol, or treaty, as inter- and biological warfare while W IN! FREE! in the little creative genius contest! Roenn is the principal town on liam R. Cotter is challenging preted by the Nixon administra- limiting some defensive aspects the island of Bornholm about 60 Sgt. Philip B. Clark, son of W H A T C A N Y O U R C H IL D D O W ITH A T H O M the entry into any of the Thom M cAn stores listed. miles across the Baltic Sea Mrs. Doris Rogers of 38 Trebbe Senate approval of ® h e ^ ^ and biological war- ^eld by Rep. EmIUo Personal Notices from the Polish shore. Dr., is serving as a weather ob­ of the pact. fare (CBW). q Daddario, the Democrats’ McAN SHOE BOX? Make a barnyard full of ani- JHE 12 BEST ENTRIES WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT In New York, a spokesman server with the. U.S. Air Force Sen. George D. Aiken of Ver- The U.S. statement, Mansfield candidate for governor, for Trans Caribbean said the mont, senior Republican on the told reporters, indicates “ we’re (jjg ggeond District in mals? Make a camera? Make a doll house? Let your THOM McAN FOR A FULL MONTH AND ONE In Memoriam at Tatalina AP’D, Alaska. craft involved is a DC-8. He said Foreign Relations Committee, willing to go a good deal further Eastern ConnecUcut State Sen little creative genius give it a try... and then bring CHILD WILL WIN A PAIR OF ROLLER SKATES. In loving memory of Paul H. Rich­ no details of the hijacking were Miss Denise L’Heureux, daugh- predicted clear...... sailing. for the than the text itself.” ” John F. Pickett of 'Middletown ard who pooied aw ay August 19, known, "and we won’t know un­ 1925 Geneva protocol because of When Nixon announced his 16S7. ‘ ".r of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L’- is facing State Sen. William B. til the plane gets back to the Heyreux of 106 Warancke Rd.. Nixon’s interpretations it will administration agreed to limit Stanley of Norwich. ’That seat Bo sadly miasod. allow use of such chemicals as CBW activities, the President hgi(j by RppU William L. Hotber, Dad and tamUy. states.” bas^ been accent/ed for admission After the plane’s release, he at t^e Hartford Academy of Bus- tear gas and herbicides, said he would ask the Senate to St. Onge, who di last spring. m anchestcr shopping parkade Noaaiff photo have any ratify the treaty. ... . TlMtofAn- Noaalff photo said, it will go to Miami. inesa for the fall term. “It probably won’t hi spring. P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 PAG4 ELEVEN

Democrats Choose Deer Return Workable Pollution Control • Dress Code Ship and Nerve Gas College Maggie Smith Lone Woman ANDTTOWN, Fla. (AP)— NEWBERRY, S.C. (AP)— Nine lithe deer nlucked froth Aim of Concerned Senior The Newberry County school Sink in Atlantic Ocean At Auto Industry Sessions ihe. flooded Everglades last board has adopted a dress Ideas on pollution and con­ ecology. He suggested assign­ code which requires that “ all (Continued from Page One) Fills Two New Posts House Candidates spring were to be returned B y A . F. MAHAN Wednesday to their native servation — what's being dene, ing members to walk different shidents must wear hair kept the Liberty ship in port un­ By SOL. R. COHEN immediately. If they had til Sunday when they were Manchester Community College has appointed two Asaoolated PreM Writer swampland. what’s needed and how concern­ roads of the whole town and groomed so as not to obstruct (Hentld Reporter^ write down what they liked and popped up as planned, they turned down by the U.S^ Court men to newly established administrative positions. DETROIT (AP) — Margaret Two of the fawns will wear ed groups and individuals can the view of others.” Manchester Democrats last nifirht endorsed incum- didn't like about each area. might have told scientists if any of Appeals In an unusual week­ Kenneth W. Elterich has been named direertor of test- Smith, a widowed mother of small transistor radios to al­ coordinate efforts —were dis­ Anpther requirement Is that three. Is the only woman on ei- bMit State Reps. Francis J. Mahoney and N. ^Charles "Be detectives,” he said.'The “ all students will wear of the concrete-and-steel vaults end session. ing,; and Stephen T. Cassano, director of alumni affairs. low the Florida Game and cussed last night at a meeting mer side of the bargaining table called by Cheryl Schaffer, a proposed “ environment inven­ shoes.’' cracked open under water pres­ ’The courts, although not con­ Elterich will coordinate and BbSSdbi for re-election in the 19th and 20th Assembly Fresh Fish Commission to tory" could be used to find vio­ doning the dumping of old gas in national-level contract tniks trace their actions. Manchester High School senior. Others forbid the wearing sure in the early hours, spilling administer all aspects of the Districts, respectively, and endorsed newcomer Hugh at sea, agreed with the jArmy f.. r . ;f ’ .,) in the auto industry. S'. Ward, for state representa­ Miss Schaffer wrote letters of lations of laws. of dark glasses in buildings gas. . . .-trnp/fnf; placement testing program for A total of 23 fawns were that there was great, urgracy to A former auto assembly line tive in the 18th AsSemMy Bia ._ invitations to people and groups Political Posters unless medically prescribed Water samples taken from students entering the college. lifted from the Everglades worker, she is one of the 200,000 trlct. actively fighting. pollutlcn. He also suggested writing to and the wearing of “ beach or ships down to a depth of several dispose of this shipment be­ He will work closely with fac­ and taken to Uon Country political candidates and sending cause it is believed some of the women among the 1.6 ralUlon Mahoney and Ward had no She wanted to get ideas for a sleepwear" in classes. hundred feet showed no evi­ ulty and administrators on gen­ Safari, a West Palm Beach them pictures showing their rockets were leaking gas. Toll CoUeetors oppoaitlQn and were endorsed group she plans to organize at dence of loose gas. However, 12,640 eral research In testing. In ad­ members o i the United Auto tourist attractiem, for care. posters used “ in flagrant vio­ The code was adopted by If it seeped into propellant Workers. by unanimous actions. Boggini, the high school in September. the school board after con­ Army chemical experts say that Call Strike In dition, he will teach a freshman lation of the law." He urged chambers, there was danger of “ Maggie," as she is known, however, was opposed by Mrs. She is a member of a commit­ sidering the recommenda­ when the gas does seep out from level course In general psychol­ youth groups to find a company detonation. sits with me UAW team In nego-' FtaylUa Jackaton and won by a tee of the Youth Commission. tions of two bi-raclal advis­ corrosive activity it will be con­ New York City ogy- which would gdve them litter An hour after the court ruling, tiations wim American Motors. close 10 to 7 margin. 'Bogrgini’s Soviet Q ties Air and water pollution are ory committees. fined to a small area around the A graduate of Hamden High W e are buildingr an in­ major Interests of the commis­ bags to distribute. He asked vessel because of spiral cur­ the Liberty ship moved out un­ NEW YORK (AP) — ThU col- School, Elterich received a BA She began her fourth round at 10 votes included two absentee young people “ to adopt a tree" der tow by a commercial tug ballots. Mrs. Jackaton, although sion. rents circulating at less than lectora were on (strike today at In psychology, with a minor In “ the main table” Tuesday in ventory of model air­ Quarantined The discussion was held in the and water it. Over 60 of the 240 from the military port at Sunny Stephen T. Caaaaao Detroit. die qualified for a possible pri­ one-tenth of a mile an hour. five bridges and two tunnels in history. In 1968, and an MA In plane supplies. Stop in office of Dr. Frederick Spauld­ trees planted by his committee Sources Say The hulk, escorted by the de­ Point, NjC. The gas had been the city, and many rush-hour educational research In 1969, Language gets rough occa­ mary, will not primary. She and (Continued from Page Onej leges” in 1968, was president of ing, Conservation Commission have died, most because of lack stroyer escort Hartley and the shipped there from Army arse­ motoriats drove through without both from Southern Connecticut sionally, “ but then the boys say, Bogglnl had pledged several the student senate for 1967-68, and see our stock. chairman, because the Behnet of water, he said. Coast Guard cutter Mendota, nals in Alabama, and Kentucky. paying fares. State College. He Is a member ‘Excuse me, Maggie,’ and I say, weeks ago to abide by the vote. 80 merchant ships sailing in Dan Dolenc, a botanist at South Viets activities director of Kappa Phi from the Black Sea, Turkey and Junior High School, the plan­ reached the dump site ’Tuesday Victor Gotbaum, head of Dis­ of Beta Mu Sigma fraternity. ‘Oh, that’s O.K.’ " Radio equipmeivt^ She said last night that she Manchester Community Ckillege, EARLE, N.J. (AP) — The fraternity, and captedn of the the Middle East have been ned meeting place, was lock­ morlng. Fifteen minutes later, trict' Council 37 of the State, After graduation, Elterich Does Maggie ever put In her will support Bogglnl and that noted that it is more effective U.S. Navy has switched the site golf team for two years. At Maggie Smith la the lone stopped outside this harbor city ed. a team of eight specialists County, and Municipal Em­ Joined the staff of the Eastern two cents worth? “ You bet.” engines & kits by she will work for his re-electian. to water trees and shrubs at Inside Laos SUNY at Albany, he was elect­ feminine voice at bargain­ and barred from docking until Alms Outlined boarded the derelict to ready it of a planned dumping

■\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 PAGE TPIRTEEN Annual Festival Kamikaze Disappointed N ixon B usy Comment Session Teacher: Folk Songs Show BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: A 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. com­ Ford Sees Top Competitor In Nine-Hour ment session will bd conduct­ That He Survived W ar Puppeteers Invade UConn ed tomorrow night by the Western Beef Mart hca Rjr KOBEBT LTO Man Hasn’t Changed Much By JUNE LINTON Manchester Board of Direc­ The kamikase—Japanese for Ck>tham Visit tors. It will be held In the In Japanese Subcompacts A—aehitBd Vreta Writer "divine wind’’—was first used the largest sekerton o| (Herald Reporter) "And beauty wlU fade and town counsel’s office, on the extensively at Leyte Oulf in Oc­ By WES COOK "Most of the people have been Anjrone for a used puppet NEW YORK (AP) —Presi­ first floor of the Municipal LAS, VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — fore it goes into the showroom, TOKYO (AP) — Sel Wtdanabe tober 1M4 when. U B. naval Associated Press Writer unbelievable in their coopera­ riches will flee; freshly cut meats, notj "And pleasures they dwindle stage? Or better stlU, anyone Building. American car makers will face but it will be "directly competi­ ■ikrvived World War XL By ka- forces mauled a Japanese fleet. tion,” says (Pansier. He’d ex­ prepackaged hi Itie area dent Nixon received a warm Russian Link Billiaie ■tandards, he waa an KANSAS CTTY (AP) ^ "Man plain to the people that he want­ and prices they double; for seeing many being used all tive” with the Volkswagen and By the time the war ended welcome, briefed newspaper ed­ The public hearing is for tougher competition from Japa­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)-^ namcoeMtul pQot. hask’t changed much. I think ed to hear the songs they’d "And nothing Is what I could Priced Right!!! week long? The subject this those town repidants who other small Imparts, Ford said. a^XMit 4,6Q0 airmen had died in itors on administration policy, nese imports than from the Henry Ford II says his auto He waa to craah a IxHnb-laden learned by word of mouth from wish it to be." week at the University of Con­ wish to file suggestions or Dealers have been told that the suicidal missions. these songs show that." Volkswagen as they try to sell firm is still interested In es­ plane into a U.8. aircraft car­ their parents and friends. The other song is "Walt tor necticut is puppets, and over 600 spoke of "a more peaceful peri­ complaints on any subject in prices on other Ford and Lin­ ’Ihe squadron’s actual effec­ Lothar Cansler stands with their new subcompacts, Henry tablishing business relations rier, but the war ended two tiveness continues to be debat­ "Probably not over 26 per the ’Turn of the Tide,’’ a song puppeteers are entertaining, od," and reminisced on a walk­ the board’s Jurisdiction.. coln-Mercury models will be up one foot on the seat of a chair. A Ford II says. with the Soviet Union but daya baCore he could carry out ed. cent of them played an instru­ Cansler collected from a woman teaching and sharing a great ing tour through his old neigh­ Now in their fourth year;, 5 per cent from 1970, Ford said. the aaalgnment. "The Japanese have good Soviet officials have not re­ Watanabe was a lieutenant guitar rests on his knee. He ment. ‘Ihey sang them acappel- in her 80s in Ray County, Mo. It deal of knowhow during the 35th borhood during a busy nine-hour the comment sessions are "We have had some horren­ RecalUnc the r^ rlev e on life styling, good quality and that sponded to the company’s commander in the navy, aboard strums it unconsciously as he la," Cansler explains. "And also has a plaintive chorus: -SPECIALS- Annual Festival o t the Pup­ visit 'Tuesday. held on the first Tuesday and dous increases in the cost of overtures. he received 25 yeara ago thia relates the story o t his next folk that’s another aspect of our her­ makes .them gcx>d competition," a submarine heading for a "Then try to be happy and peteers of America. Some 2,500 persons lined 42nd third ’Thursday of each The board chairman of the materials and labor in the past month, iWatanabe told an inter­ strike at an advance U.8. Fleet song. itage that we don’t think about month. Ford said .Tuesday. "We feel viewer: “I cried and felt hurt 1 gay my boys. THURSDAY-FBIDAY-SATURDAY Both experts, many of them Street to cheer the President as they are going to be the more Ford Motor Co. waa In the years," said Ford, “as well as base in UUtU, 400 miles south of ’’Some of the songs I have col­ too often. They used to sing waa deprived of death. . . . It’e "Remember, the world is internationally known, and am­ he arrived in midaftemoon to Soviet Union earlier this year increased costs- for emission Quam, when news came of Ja ­ lected date back possibly two or these srnigs while they were difficult contenders.” atm hard tor Americana to un- wide. ateurs from Just about every confer with editors of *1110 Dally and returned with a Soriet control and safely equipment. pan’s surrender. three hundred years; others working in the field, doing Ford, board chairman of Ford deratand the kamthaae. But to "Rome wasn’t built in one day state and many countries are News In an off-the-record con­ proposal that the company Price increases In the past have "We were shocked and may not be much pver 60 years chores or housework. There was Motor Co., was In Las Vegas for ua, at the time, a auiclde air me boys. coming and going all week. versation. A few antiwar chants T V T on igh t help build a truck-tractor not equaled our increased stunned and many cried," Wa­ Engaged old." no accompaniment." "So wait for the turn of the LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS! were heard from the throng. the introduction of the 1971 Fonl plant near Moscow. costs.” force waa a very natural thing. tanabe recalled. "We. hsid pre­ Everyone wears his name and Cansler is a native of the folk­ Cansler, who began teaching Tide." See Saturday's TV Week imd Lincoln-Mercury automo­ The Department of De­ It waa nothing more than a 'The engagement of Miss P hometown on a bright yellow Later, on a predinner, biles. The success of American au­ pared so hard for our mission lore-rich Ozarks of Missouri. "I in 1950 in Fayette, Mo., decided LE AN, FRESH for Complete Listings. fense, Ctong;ress and stock­ meana of arif-defenae toward and now it was to be aborted." "If you study the chorus from name tag and Introductions be- unscheduled Jaunt with daugh­ tomotive makers In the subcom­ Odette Marie Metlvier to James don’t know when I first heard to introduce some folk songs He predicted that the subcom­ holders objected, and Ford the end of the war. Aboard the submarine were ‘The Housekeepers Complaint’ uome a spontaneous — "Oh, ter ‘Trlcla through a section of pact market and other areas Raymond Eicker, both of Man­ the term ‘folk song,’ ’’ he said. into an American IBstory class pacts would reverse the upward said It would not help with “The war ended and saved three planes to be catapulted chester, has been announced by and from this one,” says Can­ you’re from Detroit," or ’Toron­ Manhattan’s East Side, the 5:00 (3) Barkers Law trend in foreign car sales In this hinges on the settlement result­ "We never called them that." one day. (30) Hnnstert such a plant. ing from contract negotiations me 26 yeara ago. But if I had to into flight. Each kamikase her mother, Mrs, Jeannine Meti- sler, "if you look at the subject PORK to, Los Angeles, or wherever. President chatted with several (40) F Troop (C) country and that Ford’s sub­ Today the 46-year-old guid­ " I waa singing 'When I Went be a kamikase again today I crewman was to have a 2,200- vler of 146 Coleman Rd. She is matter, of the pathos, the pas­ The puppeteers came In num­ foreigners and students, some 6:25 (40) Wexiher Watch (C) The Russians have express­ in progress with the United Auto ance counselor at North Kansas for to Take My Leave’ and no­ 5:30 (SO OiUlsan’i Island (C) compact Pinto, to be unveiled ed intereset in assistance would.*’ pound bomb and sufficient fuel also the daughter of the late sions of men, of what they have bers twice those exi>ected pos­ with hair “a bit longer than (C) Workers, Ford said, but he re­ City High School is listed among ticed tears slipping down the (40) What’s Line Thursday, will outsell Volkswa­ from Ford and its Phllco Watanabe, 66 now, qx>ke not for a one-way flight. Benoit Metlvier. done wrong and what they have ing some unique problems for mine,” Nixon noted. 5:50 (18) Sewing Show (C) gen. fused to comment on the nego­ the "who’s who" o t tolksingers side of the face of a girl. It 6:00 (S-8) Weather — Sports and Division in building a televi­ from bittemeas or hatred of the When the shock of surrender Her fiance of 144 Adams St. done right, you’ll find the story “One thing I ’ve always em­ (C tiations. in America. He performed at struck me that this girl had the festival coordinator, News Foreigpi car sales rose from 12 sion tube plant and in Ford United Statea. He waa a Japa­ sunk in, Watanabe said, some is the son of Mrs. Ruth Eicker of a civilization." UCtonn’s own puppeteer, Frank phasized to people,” Nixon told (18) Westerners to 13 per cent of total U.S. auto nese, he ex^ained, and in time the Smithsonian Institution’s caught the impact ot the feel­ LOINS (SO) To Tell the Truth (C) help on other scientific and crewmen got drunk. newsmen later, referring to the of Chicago, ni., and the late second American Folklife Festi­ ings expressed by this Civil War Ballard, and chairman Carroll (40) News sales in the past year. technological projects. Ford of war Ua life was his country’s. Eventually they shoved the Clarence Eicker. youths, “is that you never Judge 6:06 (40) 77 Sunset Strip Date Line val in 1968 and has been fea­ soldier in the song." Spinney of "Sesame Street” Cron- Volkswagen accounted for said Tuesday. Many foreigners, Watanabe three planes overboard. Miss Metlvier is a 1964 grad­ Millions in Coiiis what a person’s reaction is 6:30 (3) News with W uter tured in many other regional His experience in the class­ fame. ’The immediate conse­ kite (C) about half those sales. Japanese The International Date Line said, think of kamikase pilots as Watanaoe worked at several uate of Manchester High going to be by the length of his (8) News with Frank and national festivals. room encouraged him to write ST. LOUIS (AP) — A collec­ quence of such overwhelming cars, primarily Toyota and Dat- Is the 180th meridian of longi­ daredevils who had to get drunk Jobs before Joining Japan’s air School and a 1065 graduate of hair; he may be very friendly nolds “ (%■ He explained that he became an article for the Missouri Coun­ tion of nickels, dimes, pennies, success was to double the num­ (18) Dick Van Dyke sun, accounted for about one- freon-powered engine that he tude, which nms north and or doped to embolden them­ self-defense agency in 1S63. He the Creative School of Hair­ and at least courteous—every­ (80) NBC News (D) interested in folk music vdille cil for the Social Studies in 1966 tokens and medals went on dis­ ber of scheduled performances third of them. said is pollution-free. south at about the middle of the selves to undertake their mls- was commander of a force re­ dressing, Hartford. She also at­ one on the walk was at least 7:00 (8) Cesar’s World (C stons. Watanabe denies this, working on his masters degree in which he urged teachers to play here this week with some Eind workshops to accommodate (8) Truth or Consequences (C) American Motors was the Ford said he had never heard Pacific Ocean. It marks the sponsible for protecting Central tended Manchester Community courteous.” (18) Candid Camera saying the kamikase was a at the University of Missouri. "use folk songs and ballads as a of security men guarding it. also would appear to allow more first U.S. manufacturer into the of the engine. point where one civil day ends Japan when he retired last College, and is employed at the In an impromptu news confer­ (80-40) News — Weather and trained pronessional. "One day I was back in the springboard into the materials, The display is valued at least available public seats. With all SporSporU (C) subcompact field with its Grem­ The price of the Pinto will not and the next beg;ins upon the year. Carriage House Beauty Salon. ence following the walk, the stacks at the library and I came as a supplement to history, to $50 million, say officials of the of the many schedule changes 7:30 <8^> Where's HnddlesT (C) lin, introduced in the spring. be made public until shortly be- earth. Mr. Eicker, a g^raduate of the President also remarked on the rzu B (C) across books by Henry Beldon make the textbook come alive." 79th annual convention of the one would be best advised to (8-40) Comeoy Preview (C General Motors will introduce William Taft High School In absence of antiwar demonstra­ and C^arl Sandburg. I glsuiced Since then he has had articles American Numismatic Associa­ call the university for informa­ (18) Movie its subcompact Vega on Sept. Chicago, served with the armed tors, Said Nixon: “It's summer- 8:00 (3) Democratic State Primary W elfare Bill May Bring through them hurriedly and I published in various folklore tion. ^ Besnlta (0) 10. forces including a tour of duty tion. Ume. School’s out. " I think realized, ‘My goodness, they’re publications, and recorded an (8-4d) Courtship of Eddie’s The Japanese don’t have the In Vietnam. He Is employed at EacV day there are two com­ we’re coming Into a more Father (C) talking about stuff I grew up album in 1969 for Folkways Re­ U.S. marketing experience and Congress Back After Vote the ’Travelers Insurance Co., pletely different programs of peaceful period,” he added. 8:30 (8-40) Boom 228 (0) with.’ ” cords on the folk songs of Mis­ 9:00 (8) Medical Center (C) dealer outlets built up by Volk­ Hartford, and Is attending the puppet shows presented and " It’s the hope that people (80) Kraft Music HaU (C) Cansler’s wife, Laura, then souri. swagen, 'but Ford said he ex­ WASHINOTON (AP) — The would raise benefits 6 per cent Programming and Systems In­ RANGE each includes two or three short have, I think—whether It’s the (8-40) Johnny Cush Presents S to c k told how the discovery affected As folklore evidence that Everly Brothers (C) pects them to overcome those enfire of 8enate Finance Committee has and make many changes in the stitute in East Hartford. \N1! productions by outstanding pup­ Middle East, Vietnam or the 9:30 (18) Alfred Hitchcock him: "man hasn’t changed much," obstacles soon. scheduled hearings on President medicare and medicaid health ’The wedding is planned for F U E L O I L pet theatres. ’These are present­ rest—that we are moving to a 10:00 (3) HawsU FIvo-O B (C) "He went home the next Cansler cites two of his favorite (18) Ten O’clock Report (C) ‘"Iliey have a good record," programs. May 16, 1971 at St. Bartholo­ GASOLINE ed mornings and afternoons and period when we can have a (30) Then Came Bronson (C) sneakers Nixon’s |4 billion welfare re­ weekend emd started talking to songs. One, ’"The Housekeepers he added. The Senate has much other mew’s Church. twice nightly. During the day peaceful world,” Nixon said. (S-40) Smothers Brothers Sum­ form bill, improving chances business which might force it to his folks about the music. But Complaint,” comes from a 1(X>- mer Shwo (C) A Florida scientist said Tues­ reg. $2.44 to $3.88 that Confpress will have to re­ lb there are many workshops limit­ He said the walk—including a 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 return after the elections even if he didn’t start in earnest until year-old woman who learned it 11:00 (3-860-40) News — Weather day that Datsun signed a mul- $ sume its business after the Nov. Professors Lead BANTLY 0!L ed to festival members. atop at the apartment house In child’s, ladles’, the welfare bill does not. 1953, when he got a tape record­ as a young girl in Ringgold ’Hiese are on topics such as and Sports (C) timilllon-dollar contract with 8 elections. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — . IN( . which he received election re­ 11:25 (8) Movie 1.00 Mansfield has scheduled floor er and began collecting from his County, Iowa. costuming, lighting and sound, (Horald photo by Linton) 11:30 (30) Tonl(ht Show Johnny Car- him for production rights to a boys’ and men’s trilUe they last! The committee announced debates after the Labor Day re­ University of Kentucky profes­ Granddad Broyles and other Adjusting his glasses, Cansler :;.;i MAi.N s'i'iti:i:i turns in 1968—“brought back son STEAK by the Poko Puppet 'Theatre, a by the Norwood Puppet ’Theatre. "Creative Punpetry” for chil­ On Military Bill them and Senate-House confer­ sprang a leak and later sank tale of princess and witch and In each production the pup­ dren by Rod Young. ees to put them in final form—a in the Hudson River off 166th magic. Nowhere Is magic as peteers were on stage but con­ ’The exhibit In the hall next to WASraNGTON (AP) — Con­ neatly Impossible task. Street. convincing as on a puppet cealed against the black back­ the theatre Is well worth a trip necticut’s two senators had op­ ’Ihey were picked up unln- SERVICE CENTER stage. For the time being at least, ground by wearing black robes. to Storrs. Puppets are exciting posing views Monday on an the committee has completed its injured by a police launch and "P eter and the Wolf” was In the Shakespeare scenes the to look at even when they are amendment to the military pro­ prolonged qulxzing of adminis­ Identified as John TerwUleger, done in pantomime by the Won­ puppets were manipulated by being very still, such is the art. curement bill seeking to require tration officials on the family 22; his wife, Chris, 20, and his derland Fhippet Theatre. Each rods and in the Japanese play ’There’s even a festival store the Pentagon to notify Congress assistance plan adilch Nixon brother, Paul, 26, of Glaston­ character was represented by the puppeteers used their own open most afternoons In Buck- when it deviated from a “fly- proposes to substitute for the bury, Conn. a particular instrument and hands inside the puppets’ ley Hall featuring books, do-it- before-you-buy” procurement present welfare system. spoke in the music of Proko­ sleeves. yourself puppet and stage kits, policy. The plan has drawn sharp op­ ROAD^^^ KING fiev. When this sweet and sorry Scheduled for the rert of the those used stages, much that Is Sen. Thomas J . Dodd voted position. Some Republican story was done, the audience week are many more produc­ new in puppetry and a few very against the proposal, which was members are even unhappler was treated to a different kind tions, including "Thors Ham­ much used veteran stage troop­ defeated 43-22. Sen. Abraham about it than the Democrats. of happening. A high stage con­ mer” by the Ken Moses 'Thea­ ers. 'Their clothes are tom and A. Riblcoff did not vote but was Sen. Abraham A. 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Uon business . . . any factor to Andover /" * I Political Bias Inhibit making of a loan other than the deserving character jof White House Balks Held Factor In the borrower.” Meatown "There should be no discrlmi- Mai Tool Wins Zone Change Student Loans naUon,” said O’Leary, head of HEW Appointment 1215'/f SUver Lane the ABA’S task force on guaran­ ,$r WASraNGTON (AP) — The WASHINGTON (AP) — ’Die Asked about the nomUiation to By SARAH PAUHEB modify the application to re­ plant would “ Jeopardise" his East Hartford teed loans' to college students. American Bankers Association He added he did not know the expected nomination of an out­ be education commissioner, he (Herald Correspondent) move 600 ft. from the Coventry property, especially If it were declined to comment. border and the necessary foot­ built in the Rt. 6 area. has been urged to investigate extent of such discriminatory spoken, former hlg-city school *1110 Andover Planning and Richardson’s {tides, while ex­ age from the flood plain area In answer to Horn’s and Carl­ banks accused of political dls- practices by banks but said he superintendent as U.S. commis­ Zoning Commission last night pressing confidence MarlEuid along the Hop River. son’s comments, Atty. Jacobs unanimously approved the ap­ crimination against student ®“a ra ct"- sioner of education has met a will receive presidential approv- During the hearing, three said, “ Kverybody wants a zone The largest and plication of Mai » Tool and loan-seekers. Javlts said any complaints White House roadblock after {ti, are beginning to show worry residents owning property near change in the other fellow’s freshest meat dis­ Engineering Co., for a zone Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, R-N.Y., could be investigated conflden- protests from organized labor. over the delay. 'They freely the Dougan property, expressed back yard.’’ He then explained play in the whole mention the striking parallel to change from residential to their views. Clifton Home, who sald ’Tuesday it is i>ossible there tially and the educational insti- The struggle within the Nixon light industry on property own­ that “ if and when building com­ l(U9t year’s Knowles EUtiEiir. owns property within 600 feet of mences’’ it would most likely area! are “ bankers stupid enough to lution could be advised of the administration over the nomina­ ed by William H. Dougan Jr. the proposed zoning change, ex­ . , _findings. Another loan source tion is proving the first major Robert H. Blnch, then H.K.W. be In the Rt. 6 area between believe” they can change a per- designated if the The commission’s decision pressed apprehension at the test of strength for Elliot L. Ri­ secretary, met an eturly defeat Rt. 6 and the river,’ as the when he failed to gain presiden­ was made during an executive thought that at some later time O ur O w n son’s political leanings through changes are confirmed, he said, chardson, new secretary of session held following an open engineers seem to feel this is tial assent for his selection of Mai Tool might expand its An- the most desirable location. such practices. The ABA, he added, might cbn- health, education and welfare. hearing in the e U ^ n t ^ dover facility into an industrial Howeverr the^^ like to C E N T E R C U T He suggested the ABA create alder—In drastic cases—pubUsh- Administration sources con­ Dr. John H knowles as assistant school. During the hearing park which he felt would “ de- a complaint bureau and advise names of banks that dls- firmed that Richardson settled secretary for health. retain flexibility as far as the I T tended by approximately « peo- property as weU as land is. concerned and therefore colleges and universities it will crlminate. almost a month ago on Sidney Marland’s views appear to pie, maps, a scale model, pic- others. He suggested that only would not agree to only part of PORK look into such charges. P. Marland, former Pittsburgh parallel those of Jeimes E. Allen tures and information were ^ of the proposed site be Jr., who was fired as education Jacobs said, however, they Javlts made the recommenda­ sch(x)l chief for the sensitive No. pro%dded in an effort to ^ a l Tool commissioner June 10. Terrell the area being rezoned. Atty. tion after Sen. Ralph Yarbor­ Olin Develops 1 job In the office of education. familiarize those a tte n d ^ vdto probably build between wou'd CHOPS Bell is now acting commission­ agree to a 100 or 200- ough, D-Tex., said there had Marland has a reputation as an Mai Tool’s plEins for using this Mercury Monitor er. Rt. 6 and the river, there was foot buffer zone. He added. been “widespread political con­ limovative,-strong administrator land, about 66 acres, on which no need to change the zoning NEW HAVEN (AP)—’The Olin who speaks his mind freely. Marland, 66, has headed his it holds a bond for deed. “ We’re not interested in being siderations” by some banks in on the “ Back side of the river.” bad neighbors to anyone. We deciding the merits of a loan ap­ Research Center here said Tues­ ’The White House, however, own education research corpo­ Ronald Jacobs, an attorney day night it has developed a ration since leaving Pittsburgh representing Gulf and Western Montague White, who owns do not contemplete an indus­ plication. has yet to approve Richardson’s device that detects and mea­ choice and send Marland’s in 1968. He previously was Industries, Inc., of which Mai property on Rt. 6 across from trial park.” “ I’ve seen loans called in my the proposed site, and is one of Referring to pictures of the sures minute amounts of mer­ name to the Senate for confir­ school superintendent in Darien, Tool and Engineering Co. is a state because a person voted a cury in air and water In a mation. Conn, and Wlnnetka, 111. subsidiary, and William Valen­ Andover’s assessors, pointed other plants, each encompass- lb certain way,” Yarborough re­ out the value of such a plant in ing about 14,000 square feet, he speedy test. Dr. Homer Babbidge, UConn (Herald photos by Bucelviclus) tine, plant engineer for Mai marked while questioning ABA president turned back consider­ The Aldon Spinning Mills plant on Rt. 83 in Talcottville. The closing will put 90 out of work. Tool, presented the company’s Increasing the town’s grand list. said, ‘"This is the type of fa­ spokesman James J. O’Leary of ‘"nus development is a ma­ cility we contemplate.” Access ation of his name as assistant Pollution Curb plans for use of the property, Basing his figures on the New York City. jor step in the world battle to the plant would be from Rt. secretary for education in the which includes the erection of assessment of the Mai Tool against mercury pollution of the FUKUYAMA, Japan (AP) — plant in Vernon, White estimat­ 6, according to Jacobs. He said, Yarborough also was critical environment,” said William A. department. He would have Aldon Mills in Talcottville a plant, to provide highly skilled A major Japanese producer of ed Andover’s assessment would “ We have no interest in access SAVE AT LEAST of the general tone of O’Leary’s Oppold, an Olin vice president. worked closely with Marland precision engineering for the aluminum metol has been re­ be about 8177,000 and would rep- from ’Times Farm Rd.” testimony to a Senate subcom­ Before development of the had he accepted the post. aerospace industry. fused permission to build a new To Qose, Qting Poor Sales He added M?1 Tool would be 40c LB.! mittee regarding proposed revi­ “ Mercury Monitor” , which costs A spokesman for Dr. Bab­ 'i w T ^ r ^ g a n - lts company resent a tax in excess of $16,- refinery and a thermal power 000 or about two mills based on willing to accept “ safeguards” sions in the g(uaranteed student $26,(XX), samples of air and wa­ bidge said this morning that (Contuined from Page O n e ) ------in Andover about 16 years ago. loan program. Ihe Texan, plant because they might make When it became necessary to Andover’s present mill rate. It presented regarding road use. ter had to be sent to labora­ the apparent White House among the employes will help to was evident by the applause The Mai Tool representatives chairman of the education sub­ air pollution worse. Manchester, said she first heard ease the loss of a job, especially expand, it moved to Manchester tories for a complicated analy­ stumbling block would not alter cotjild not name a date for the committee’s parent Labor and Showa Denko Co. wanted to the rumor that the plant would for older employes. and has since built plants in which followed White’s com­ sis that took hours to complete, his plans to stay at his UConn ments that a majority of those construction of the new Andov­ Public Welfare, C^ommittee, ac­ build a plant to produce 300,000 be closing about two months About six of the present em- Vernon, South Windsor, Ver­ he sedd. Ihe monitor is carried post. attending approved his pres­ er facility at this time. The cused the A B k 'o i “ looking at it tons of aluminum a year and a ago. “ I hardly think I’ll get an­ ployes have been with the firm mont and Florida. Mai Tool now in a small truck and used near Marland, already on the decision, which the Planning from the standpoint of how power station that would supply other job at my age,” she said, for 26 years, another 29 of them plans to return to Andover. entation. the site where pollution is sus­ H.E.W. payroll as a consultant. John Carlson, who owns prop­ and Zoning Commission will GEM much the banks will get out of the plant with 300,000 kilowatts admitting that she was past re­ 16 years and an additional 16 The property Mai Tool plans pected. Is meeting almost daily with de- erty adjacent to the land, file with the town clerk s(X>n, i t ” of electricity. The Hiroshima tirement age. "But,” she added, more than 10 years, Cavedon to purchase is bordered by Rt. Olin said the monitors will be parment officials and has used objected .to the zone change, most probably will contain the State government turned down “ I’U try.” said. 6, between the John Carlson FRANKS Javlts suggested the ABA set manufactured for sale to gov­ the undersecretary’s office to stating he felt the proposed reasons for the approval. Mrs. Rankin, who has been a Cavedon’s announcement fol­ property and the George Parks up a bureau to handle com­ ernment antipollution agencies interview candidates for top the application, and the Fukuya­ packer in the shipping room for lows closely on the decision of property, and extends up to the plaints imder this “ discrlmina- and private industries. jobs in the education office. ma City government concurred. the 27 years she has been with J. P. Stevens Co. to close its Andover-Coventry town line. the plant, said she just heard the three remaining New England The plant to be built is similar official news this morning. She woolen mills, two in New to the others and would be Directors Approve Pay Rate was not at work yesterday when Hampshire and one in Massa­ about 14,(XK) square feet in size. it was posted on the bulletin chusetts. Vernon wets stunned ’This would allow employment For School Administrators some 20 years ago when the of up to 76 employes. The metal Steven’s company announced building would be surrounded Approval was given last night $14,765-$16,976 with masters They Read A Lot of Books This Summer SUOOR ANNUAL that the Rockville mills could by paving, including a parking i,y the Board of Directors for plus 30 not be profitably operated and would be closed. Aldon Mills is area. Adjacent to this would be the contract recently negotiated Assistant secondary school Although the eight-week Friday, the fun hasn’t worn off, Nason, Marcia DoUn, Renee Flve of these children had at the last of a long list of such a recreational area for em- by the Manchester Sch(X)l Atl- principals — Moon-Shot Reading Club at the 88 shown in the expressions of and David Kelsey, Christopher least 10 books read to them, mills in Rockville and Vernon ployes, which may Include fa- minlstrators Association with $16,016-$17,496 with masters West Side Branch library ended the three winners just before and Crescent DeCiantis, Linda Two who made the honor roll to close. duties for the pla^ng of horse- the Board of Education. $16,890-$18,370 with masters the start of yesterdays’ partly. Zodda, Michael Surh, Patrick were Linda Zodda and Nancy ’The mill was originally own­ shoes and v'olleyball, as weU as The one-year contract is the plus 30 A Good Hot WeaUier Item From the left, they are Kathy Stefurak, Jackie Laine, and Ma­ Viel. ed by the Talcott brothers and a baseball diamond. The plant, jj^gt one negotiated by the Man- Junior High School principals Suiimwr SpocM Holbrook, 8, of 16 Cornell St., rie C^oykendall. All told, 64 children reported ^ i$ AVI NG $ N. O. Kellogg and manufactur­ parking areas and recreational Chester administrators who $16,026-$18,780 with masters 166 books; Ellen PetkalUs, 8, of Thirty children received cer­ on more than 2,000 books. (Her­ ed union cassimeres (twilled areas would encompass about gpjit with the teachers last year $16,9(X>-$19,666 with masters PortaMa Typowritor 106 Campfield Rd., 177 books; tificates with gold seal for read­ ald photo by Silver). suiting fabric). A stock com­ five acres. Mai Tool plans to end formed their own negoUat- plus 30 and Neincy Viel, 6, of 4 Pair- ing at least 26 books; 17 child­ Buy now and save for Christ- leave the remainder of 66 acres hig group. High sch(X)l principal — pany weis organized in 1866 and Adjusted field St., 103 books. ren received certificates with mas, birthdays or any other the product manufactured then in its natural state. contract represents sala- $17,426-$20,430 with masters blue seal for at least 16 books; BEAT THE PRICE RISE ON BRONZED BABY SHOES Cleaned .99 Other children who made the Bahnar Belief was principally satinets, until Accordlng to Valentine the ^ increases of between nine $18,300-$Z1,306 with masters MEATY and 7 children received plEtin event. Shop early for best se­ New Ribbon honor roll by reading 30 or more 1876 when the change was made plant would be a general ma- p^j. depending on plus SO books were Joanne and Sharon certificates for at least 10 books. Vietnamese Bahnar tribesmen lections. Sale starts tomorrow believe good souls go imder the to the union cassimeres. In 1907 chine shop of a highly precision jjjg administration category. Supervisors (physical educa­ BARBECUE Oiled Viel, Eva Emerson, Barbara Sil­ This year, for the first time, at 9 A.M. a fine grade of wlens was nature and all electric opera­ The salary ranges are as fol tion, special education, audio­ ver, Rog;er Dee, Kim Ruther- smaller children were allowed eiulh after death, but bodies re­ added to the line. tion. There would be no burning, lows: visual aids, etc.) — Yol* TypawrHor for

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Unfortunately, the only Hie 'Board of Directors For Eight Otis St. Apartments last night authorized for a Five Inmates of the state’s The special security precau­ beer recipe some cooks know is the one for boiling For School Bond Question Nov. 3 referendum four pro­ stipulaticHi that the construction Water Bond Plan The Planniiij' and Zoning: passed 4-1, with Joseph Swens- prison in Somers, charged with tions come in th^ wake of a re­ shrimp in beer — but whether you’re boiling, broiling posed bond issues totaling. must be a minimum of 80 feet son' casting the opposing vote A $1,996,000 bond issue income. He said that they suf­ Included in the plans for the ad­ Commission last night murder in connectimi with the cent courttroom' kidnaping in or sauteing, beer enhances (he flavor of shrimp and $6,766,000. The Board of Directors last night rejected ’the pro­ from the westerly property line. without comment. for proposed additions to fer most from tax increases. He ditions.) granted developer Ray­ death last month of a fellow in­ California in which a judge was ,?i! Vote 4-1 Before Damato can build, he other foods. the Keeney St., Nathan called this particular proposal She spoke further of many The four items that will be posed bond issue to finance a water department capital mond F. Damato permis­ mate, will not be permitted in killed by an escaping defend­ Because of the placement of must return to the commission ’’excessive’’ and criticized arch­ students in Manchester who are questions on the voting ma­ improvement program. The vote was four to four. Dep­ sion to construct eig^t the grand jury room unless ant. Hale and Robertson Schools chines are: (1) a school pro­ The Mansion on the lot, the ef­ to obtain Stage U approval for Try this taste-tickler at was unanimously author­ itect Richard Mankey for falll^ “ culturally deprived," who do uty Mayor David Odegard voted with the Democratic more apartments on his they choose to testify as wit­ The Jury room will be guard­ to keep the cost down. gram for additions and reno­ fect of. Welti's proposal was to detailed building plans. less than 100 calories per serving: ized for referendum by the not have the educational advan­ minority to defeat the resolution to place the bond ques­ 2.6 acres off Otis St.—a prohibit construction altogether The approval obtained last nesses against themselves. ed by some 24 law enforcement His charges brought a re­ tages of having facilities for vations to Robertson, Nathan tion before the voters. ------lesser number than Dama- at the steep part of the lot abut­ night was only of the site, as The ruling was made yester­ officials. All entrances and ex­ Board of Directors last sponse from Mrs. Gerald Port showing movies and slides, for Hale, and Keeney St. schools day in Tolland Count ySuperlor its, except for the main en­ night despite a lengthy who cited the "tax freeze” for — $1,996,000; (2) a highway rj>qnirod to ^ ^jer rate Increase is not to sought. ting the Chestnut St. properties. being suitable for additional providing complete physical aumorize the item for a refer- approved by the board, sewer Court by Judge William P. Bar­ trance to the courthouse, will BROILED public hearing on the mat­ persona over 66 who qualify un­ Improvement progrram — $3,- Ib e alte, which is In an a The vote on Welti's motion group dwellings. education programs and for pro­ undum Director W a^ e Mantz rates might go even higher than ber. According to High Sheriff be shut off and guarded. Sus­ SHRIMP \ der a recent state law. 605,000; (3) a sidewalk con­ acne and Is surrounded by IN BEER ter dominated by objec­ viding such things as music and was not present to vote. per cent of water Tharges. Paul B. Sweeney, the ruling picious persons entering the tions to what was termed Paganl said that It is the art instruction. struction and improvement single-family homes, already program — $970,000; and (4) Also rejected were proposed The Board of Directors unanl- was made in "a security pre­ building will be stopped and teacher, not the room which After nearly an hour of dis­ contains a seven-unit ^;>artment Shrimp in the grand manner, a sort of super-shrimp, by one taxpayer “excessive acquisition of properties by bond issues for storm sewer Im- mously rejected the $690,000 Wyandotte, First Hartford caution designed to protect the searched, if necessary, Sween­ makes for a good education. cussion on the issue, a short building known as The Mansion MHA Appointee as your taste-buds will attest. spending." A $185,000 bond the Special Downtown Taxing provement, and development of storm sewer Improvement pro- safety of the court and its offi­ In response, John McLain, recess was taken before the di­ at 38 Otis St. ey said. issue for the purchase of a District, for off-street park­ former president of the Nathan rectors’ unanimous vote. Robertson Park. posal. Had the item been au- Optoaed PetUlon Agree to Merger Plans Carl Zinsser of 176 Ralph Rd. cials.’’ The ruling was termed 2 lbs. large raw shrimp, 1 tablespoon chopped 40 acre site for a future ing — $186,000. The amount of the proposed thorized for a referendum and parsley Hale PTA, questioned the ade­ The proposed $186,000 bond Residents of the area had last night was appointed to the "a departure from past court Bay State Law peeled and deveined water Improvement program passed, it would have provided IVi cups beer 2 teaspoons dry mustard junior high school was not quacy of the existing Nathan issue for the purchase of ap­ The board also refused to solidly opposed the Damato Directors of Wyandotte Indus­ 17 per cent of Wyandotte’s near­ custom" by Sweeney. was on the ^ n d a as $2 mil- f^r improvements to eUmlnate Manchester Housing Authority On Service Backed 1 tablespoon chopped 1 clove garlic, mashed approved. Hale School, which has no hot proximately 40-acre lot on Kee­ authorize referenda on four petition for an U-apartment ad­ tries Corp. and BMrst Hartford ly 800,000 common shares. The ruling will permit only other proposed bond issues, lion, but an alternate p l^ call- flood areas in town. by the Town Board of Directors. the 18-member grand Jury and BOSTON (AP) — State Atty. chives 1 teaspoon salt In authorizing this issue for a lunch program and which lacks ney and Garden Grove Sts. dition of two-story townhouse Realty Corp. said yesterday Wyandotte closed on the Vi teaspoon pepper at this time. Turned down l^ fO T $1.1 million was discuss- T^e major expenditure of units at a public hearing early their companies had agreed In American Stock Exchange yes­ Zinsser, a real estate broker one witness at a lime to enter Gen. Robert H. Quinn said Tues­ Nov. 3 referendum, the board, facI'lUes for a complete physi­ was not approved for referen­ day that more than 30 profes­ particularly directors David cal education program. dum with most of the objecting were a $2 million water cap­ directors. ^ ooo was proposed for the In July. The commission later principle to merge. terday at $8,876, off 12)4 cents, with the William E. Belfiorp the grrand Jury room. There will Combine all the ingredients except the shrimp in a ital improvement program; exclamng O d e ^ , chose to Robertson Park area, which ex- tabled the ai^UcatlCHi for addi- on 600 shares traded. First be no bailiffs present nor any­ sors of constitutional law have bowl.' Marinate the shrimp overnight in this mixture. Odegard, William Fitzgerald Luplen responded to Schen- opinion centering on a belief The companies have main of­ Agency, is a Manchester, native, and Mayor Nathan Agcsinelli a storm-sewer Improvement support tee $1.1 mllUon pro- perfenced heavy floods last Feb- tlmial InformatlM). Hartford, which is traded over one else. filed a brief with the U.S. Su­ Stir once or twice while marinating. del’s criticism of Mankey say­ that the land purchase and a fices at 606 Parker St., and Nell a Manchester High School grad­ indicated their faith In the as­ program at $690,000; develop­ gram, wWch would allow im- |;;^ary. The Improvements would the counter, was quoted at The grand jury will assemble preme Court supporting the ing that it is the building com­ new Junior high school bond is­ Many of those speaking H. Ellis is president and chief uate in 1966, and attended Cen­ Drain the shrimp. Broil them 3 inches from the flame sessment by the Board of Edu­ ment of Robertson Park at relieve this entire watershed $3,626 bid, $4,126 asked. niursday at 10 a.m., in the state In its anti-Vietnam war for about 2 minutes on each side, or until the shrimp mittee Involved which closely sue could be combined and put distribution, and quality, if including Green Rd., against the proposal last mcHith executive officer of both. tral Connecticut State College. cation and the Superintendent of $136,000; and acquisition of a Lomas and Nettleton Co. of courthouse in the Redevelop­ case. are a bright pink color. Serve hot. guides the architect. He then to referendum in a year. passed. cited potential sewering and site Wyandotte would be the sur­ He was installed June 27 as Schols, Dr. Donald Hiennigan, site for a new junior high which was also in difficulty. drainage problems, the narrow­ Hartford, a national mortgage ment area to hear Judge Bar­ Quinn recently went to Wash­ asked who the members of the Dr. Hennlgan expressed his school, $186,000. A proposed amendment to viving concern, the companies president of the Manchester Makes 6 servings. that there is a heed for these ad­ The other three areas for the ness of Otis St., and the steep bank, has placed permanent ington to file with the court the .school building committee are. fear that a crucial year in the said. First Hat^ord would con­ Jaycees after 2)4 years of ber make his charge. ditions and improvements to the the resolution by Pletrantonlo, proposed improvements were rise of Damato’s property, and construction financing state's case based on a law It was explained that the proj­ planning of the new junior high tinue under its present manage­ membership and having served The inmates charged in the schools. and may postpone It for two which would put the bond issue u,o Rroad and Hilliard St. area, ahich Is about 30 feet above totaling $4,660,000.with two New which says no Massachusetts ect was under the supervision school might be lost. He said ment as a wholly owned sub­ on its board of directors last beating death of 24-year-old or three years. He indicated on a referendum next April, ^ ,0 Blgreiow Brook area on W. abutting properties to the west England banks for a new Wyan­ citizen shall be required to fight The public hearing on live of the Board of Education Build- that there could be as many sidiary of Wyandotte. year. Richard VereS are John Reln- that the new Junior high school w ^ defeated. Middle Tpke. near the Park- off Chestnut St. dotte textile mill in Watervllle. in undeclared foreign wars. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSDCIATIDN, INC. matter was opened by com­ In" and Sites Committee and the as 1,000 students available for osa, 28, George Howard, 46, ments by Board of Education is needed soon, before this land The $1.1 million ade, and Thompson Rd. in the Wyandotte is a textile manu­ The State of Maine Industrial He is married to the former Arguments will be presented Eastern District Office, Ttown Building Committee. a new junior high school by 1976. was prepared by O’Neill t o g g ^ About 26 of the residents at­ Frank Williams, 29, Paul Sun- Chairman Walter Doll Jr. He will probably be available. facturer, with mills in Water- Building Authority is guaiantee- Ellen Watson of Portadown, when the court reconvenes in 95 Park Street, Lewiston, Maine 04240 Luplen went on to say that he The completion date projected complement a revised schedule unanimously rejected tended last night’s meeting as dy, 36, and Wallace Roleman, said the proposed additions are The issue was rejected by a ville, Maine; Paw Creek and ing loan payments. Northern Ireland. October. hoped that Director of Public in the ten year program sub­ of proposed water rates re­ listeners, but were not aUowed 21. the first step in a proposed ben- vote of 6-3 with directors Fitz­ was the proposed bond Issue of to speak. Simpsonville, N. C.; and Green­ Ellis said the mill, which will Works William O’Neill would mitted last night was February quested by the Boa^ of ^ ^ f*or tiTe de^tep= ville, S. C. Properties of First year building program widen get maximum school for mini­ of 1974. gerald, Wylie, and Pletrantonlo At the outset of the discus­ process woolen goods and voting in favor of placing the tors Aug. 4. At a pubUc hearing R -b._t.__ p ..,. ^h- nronosed Hartford, a real estate invest­ manufacture synthetics, is the has been submitted to the board. mum cost. He said that the loss of the sion, Town Planner J. Eric Pot­ issue of the Nov. 3 ballot. Ple- on that date, the b o t t o m e d pi^ns Included bMketball courts, ment and development com­ first new one to be built In He cited the need for the space Doll responded to the criti­ year would result because an ter told the commission that trantonio stated for the record northern New England In N which would b)B provided by cism of Oie cost of the pack­ architect would be unable to do about 60 per cent to be sewering requirements set by pany, are located primarily in courts, a boat launching area. these additions as well as educa­ age by saying that an inexpen­ any extensive planning for a that he voted in favor of it as the town engineer had been New England. It is also en­ years. slve. tional improvements included in sive school Is not always a good new school unless he was as­ part of what he considered to O’Neill then prepared the new transmitted to mtq> form and gaged in the manufacture of in the southwest corner, there \" their plans. Investment. He cited the high sured of a particular site. be the whole Board of Educa­ rate schedule for consideration certified as acceptable. women’s wear through a sub­ tion package which included the would have been facilities for sidiary, Manchester Modes, Inc. In regard to the ten-year pro­ school with its recent root leak­ Director Odegard said that Since the increase with the re­ Potter did not spell out those New Water, Sewer gram he said that the steps In age problems and additional this might be overcome if an previously approved $1,996,(XX) vised schedule Is about 33 per residents of the nearby htoy- requirements at the meeting, The proposed combination is for school additions. the culmination of merger dis­ the program would be J'Imple­ problems with the seams of option to buy the land was cent, the capital Improvement but questioned later, he said Lines Approved program also had to bp scaled project-shuffleboard and other cussions started last Septem­ mented only when needed.’’ He some of the walls beginning to available and taken by the town. that dry wells caUed for In the ip p n went on to say that he hoped Pagan! asked about a 40 acre down to an amount that could items, ber, and is subject to signing of Addltioned appropriations to­ crack. Business Rivals project: would be "more than one of these steps, a new junior site in the Redwood section be financed with a 88 per cent a definitive agreement and ap­ taling $21,400 for three water One of the last speakers was DUBLIN (AP) — Supermar­ adequate" to handle normal high school, would be started which was recently offered to Boyles Wed 35 \ ears hike. proval by stockholders of both and sewer projects were unani­ Mrs. L. J. Plante, a member kets are cutting into this coun­ site drainage requirements. ■within the next year. On Aug. 4, the directors tabled concerns, the companies said. mously okayed by the Board of of the Education Task Force the town at no charge for the try’s drug store business, ac­ Mr. and Mrs. J(dm M. Boyle ment and Campbell Council, Plan Sewer line Frank Luplen, former police of C-DAP. She spoke of the de­ purpose of either recreation or action on the proposed rate in­ He said also that the engi­ Eniis said the merger should re­ Directors lost night. cording to Irish pharmacists. of 661 E. Middle Tpke. enjoy KotC- crease until after a posslblp ref­ Police Log sult in a reduction of certain The money would come from chief Herman Schendel, and lay by Manchester taxpnyers In a school. The druggists blame the fact neering plans call for the In- s BaliUa Pagan! voiced opposition their new scalescale, a riftgin theyiiiey rere- ^ J""® teaching Grade 6 at Hlgh- erendum on the Improvement costs and improve the profit the Water Reserve Fund and the providing special education pro­ Dr. Hennlgan said that this that more and more medical stallatlon of a storm water sew­ to this issue. grams for remedial and handi­ land was to be given to the town celved from their children Sun- School. She is a program Nov. 3. Since the im­ A b r e s t s er line In Otis St. and for the ratios of both operations. Sewer Reserve Fund. preparations are being sold in provement program was re- An additional $9,000 was need­ Schendel spoke of the twenty capped students. (The state now when the owner developed the supermarkets for Ireland’s in­ day at a reception in their home member of Gibbons Assembly, ,1., , . Robert J. Coleman, 16, of 486 construction of bermlng (gut­ The companies said terms of Jected, It is possible that water ^ St., arrested today on ed for the Center-Broad-Plne per cent of the population of requires programs of this na­ land. He said that the current ability to maintain the country’s for their 35th wedding anniver- catholic Ladles of Columbus, „„„„„ — —■— . - ...... < - - ters) along the street the agreement call for each two O R A A/ T 5 shares of First Hartford to be Sts. water main installaticm. Manchester who are elderly, ture. Improvement of facilities economic picture has postponed 2,000 registered pharmacists, sary. and the Guild of Our Lady of [bire n o ^ a r ^ t e r o f this ® warrant in connection with a Because of the rise of the many of whom live on a fixed guarantee __ _ exchanged for one share of a Public Works Director William for this type of instruction is the development of that land one-third of whom are women. The event was arranged by St. Bartholomew’s Church, t______»____ ,j ,______Windsor offense. He was charg- Damato land above Chestnut I Improvements could be made on broaMn^'lnd enterhi new Wyandotte preferred stock. O’Neill said his original esti­ PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK their children, Mrs. Roger where Mr. and Mrs. Boyle are St, PZC members were partic­ ROTH s clothiers Em S BAKERr PRAGUE SHOES a pay-as-you-go” basis, al- ^ Re The new Wyandotte preferred mate for the work did not take Peterson of Cumberland, R. I.; communicants. ularly ccmcemed about the ef­ Into account the traffic and c(hi- FIRST NATIONAL STORE though it would take consldpr- p r o c '„e d and turned over would be non-callable for five SAGE-Allen a l b e r t & LARRY S SALON CAROUSEL GIFTS Mrs. Barbara C3hagnot of New Guests attended from Spring- ably more time. date fect a two-story building would crete pavement difficulty In the Britain; John M. Boyle Jr. of field and Brockton, Mass.; years, the companies said. It VERNON DRUG Last night Odegard and Fitz- sept. 7. have on the abutting private area. mam SELLc apparel TAYLOR CLEANING A. C . PETERSEN FARMS West Hartford, and Richard Schnectady, N. T .; New Brit- properties. would carry an annual dividend gerald indicated that they were ’ _____ , of 26 cents a share, and would The Interior of the old Rock- Boyle of New Britain. The cou- lan. West Hartford and Old ledge water storage tank will be W . T. GRANT COMPANY In favor of "pay-as-you-go.” James Plate, 26. of 6 Bates Revised plans shown by the be convertible into 2% shares piee aalso « o naahas livefive granucm.uren.grandchildren, i,yme.Lyme. TneThe BoyiesBoyles are spencungspending i „ deciding on a rate hike In Rd ch a red wiui making un- painted at a cost of $7,700. R devel(qmi’’s representatives last of Wyandotte common stock in The event was Preceded by a the summer at their summer the future, th^ board must also n f e e s s ^ ^ t e e ^ t h a ^ o t o r night called for 8 single-story has not been painted In 16 years. 7 Mass the first 2H years after issu­ And appro^mately 100 feet of Maiichestei" imlts at the west end of the ance. Church, offered In honor of the Lyme, 6-lnch sanitary sewer line In (Herald photo by SU- revenue In the sewer depart- connection with an Incident lot, rather than the two-story After 2^i years, the Wyan­ anniversary and attended by yer). apartments originally proposed, Dale Rd. will be replaced by a friends and relatives. • ______ment The scwer department Is g^nday morning at BoWoq.and dotte preferred would pay an 12-inch line, at a cost of $4,100. ------aclng a sutatantlal deficit In chambers Sts. Court date flept plus 8 two-story units facing iSAVlXGS Mr. and Mrs. Boyle were n > > « annual dividend of 60 cents a O’Neill said a private developer the current fiscal year, south on the northern part of share, and would be convertible mEirried on Aug. 12, 1936, at Rioicofff Dodd r o t e the lo t.' Is now putting in a 12-lnch line, A water rate hike would have ' _____ into 2)4 Wyandotte common at no coat to the town, easterly the Holy Name Church, Spring- T o O verride Veto brought a proportional Increase Louis E. HaU, 40, of atom . However, after a long muddle shares, the companies said. from Dale Rd. about 1,200 feet, A L a AX field. Mass., by the Rev. in sewer charges automatically, arrested this morning on a 12th Thomas A. McGovern. The WASHINGTON (AP) — Sens, over the plans, Clarence Weld First Hartford has about 1,- rhe larger pipe In the existing S,ewer charges are computed at circuit Court warrant charging honor attendants, Henry J. Abraham A. Rihicoff and Thom- proposed that only eight units 846,000 common shares out­ line was called necessary to ▼ _ _ 75 per cent of water-use fees, aim wiLb fmiidtilent issue be allowed, with the additional standing, and owns more than avoid future problems. oon Spring of Springfield and Mrs. as J. Dodd Connecticut Demo- with a water rate hike of 60 per ^ ™ k s He w ^ ^ t e d t a coS- Charles McCormick of West crate voted with the majority cent to finance the $2 million a^ ^ reS asce r i Hartford, were at the reception. Tuesday to override President program, ther^ would have been ^ arv J ^ 6 ^ 1^ as well as several other mem- Nixon a veto of a $4.4 billion adequate additional revenue in j . , . a-nt ia" bera of the wedding party. education appropriation bill. the sewer department. But when ______Mr. Boyle Is retired from the The Senate roll call vote was the proposed increase was cut ACCIDENTS Manchester Water Department 77-16 in favor of overriding the to 33 per cent, O’Neill said that and is a member of Co. 3 of President’s veto. (Related story *’’ o sewer rate percentage...... might Werner Broders, 27, of Nor- ZIP! the Manchester Fire Depart- on Page one.) have to be raised from 76 to 90 "’ich, charged with unsafe backing. He was arrested j(es- terday morning alter the car he was driving was involved in an accident with a car driven by Frank E. Keegan of 427 HERE’S TH E Road, Walk, Bonding Plans Parker St. Hie accident ocoured at Lawton Rd. and 'Vernoa St. Court date Aug. 31. LOWEST Approved in Split Vote Michael J. McCarty, 22, of 16 . Hawley St., charged with failure Afte a 15-minute politi- ne'w Rt. I-S4 (or relocated Rt. Another bond issue authorized to drive to the right. He was cal argument, a proposed board to be on the voting ^jn^ested early this morning af- bond issue of $3,605,000Relatively few townspeople machines is for the acqulslUoiv ter the car be was driving R IC E EV ER for highway improve- highway issue at ‘ f properties for use as off-street went off the road and struck a ments was authorized by the pubUc hearing. Former Po- rock. McCarty told police that the Board of Directors for ^“ ®* Herman Schendel and . m_the amount of $186,000, the th, he had tried to avoid an animal „ _ , , Town Building Committee mem- *’<>"'1 issue will be financed by In the road and then lost con-, W'** * a Nov. 3 referendum. Edward C3hapin mentioned the Special Taxing District only, troi. ONLY The vote was five to three,’ the bad condition of roads aft- t’ttt thhe town must be legally with the Democratic minority, er being tom up for gas com- responsible for it. It would not He and Pat Young of 'Ver- Anthony Pletrantonlo. Richard Pany repairs, and asked what “ *®.. ^°'"®‘^ ® * ' non, a passenger in the car was being done about this ” de- unless the entire downtown ■v^ere injured and taken to Han- Wylie and Atty. William Fite- ,arable” condition, business district collapsed, ac- Chester Memorial Hospital gerald, voting against the ques- O’Neill replied that tee gas ^ *^® "Pown Counsel where they were treated and Uon. ® John Shea. - - - -...... Vacation ’71 begins now The Elxth RepubUcan director, ®®"*P'«>y ^ required to patch discharged. Court date Aug. 31. Wayne Mante, was not present. ^® temporarily. w^t ■nie majority position on the ^oroe time tor a settling period A truck driven by Yvan J. Dreaming of a great vacation for next year? highway bond issue te that it is ‘h®" ® permanent List of Roads Boucher of Bristol struck tee Do something now to make it come true . . . absolutely necessary. Hie ml- »® that a change in rear of a car operated by nority opposed it on the grounds P°'‘ ®y To Be Redone James W.' Fox of Waterbury UP TO put your money into our higher-interest savings that It was asking too much of negotiated; tee new poUcy may while it was stopped for tee red accounts. Come in and talk to us about the tee taxpayer at one time, and repavii« of an Under Bonding light at Main and Center St. should appear on voting ma- ®ntlre roadway after it U tom yesterday evening. best savings plan for you. Here is a list of town roads chines in tee spring. “ p. that would be reconstmeted if Regular 5% Savings Account to which you can In the DuhUc hearine before I " a related bond issue pro- “ A car entering Camp Meeting v o ^ the ^ a rd h e l^ ^ b llc the directors authorized S « « ^ d ' ^ ’/ r t h a * add at any time, in any amount. (Withdraw W nr^ Director William O’NeUl ‘ h/e pacing of tee $970,000 Side- “ at a car driven by David I^rons Works Director William O’Neill th^ pacing of tee $970,000 side purposte. any time, too.) Interest compounded from day explain tee Improvement pro- walk improvement program on tm f . of 88 . Goodwin St. yesterday gram in response to taxpayers’ “ ® noting machines Nov. 3. The ^ ® of Dlrectore voted evening forcing him off tee of deposit to day of withdrawal providing $5 questions. tw o, with Fitz- night to approve submission road. The unidentified car then remains in the account. A . * niM III .1, I gerald and Pietrantonio dissent- *he question to tee voters. left the scene. c^TtS^rlir^oh^ k^ a!!^. E^CenteTste'^'*" 5% % Savings Certificates are payable in one live reconstruction, of several O'Neill said tee program in- center H t ^ ___ „ , . A written warning to r faUure year, ready for next year's vacation. Interest arterial connector roadways in dud®® the Initial construction Miadle Tpke. from Main to to drive in tee proper lane was compounded daily. $1,000 minimum deposits. town. The work to be done Installment of about 12 ^ ■ ttih, _j t _ Issued to Mary K. McLaughlin would be similar to work on *"h®® slctewalks in about 40 Hilliard to Cen- Hartford after the car 6% Savings Certificates are for the vacation W. Middle Tpke. last year, he different locations. Assistant _L ^ uni.*™ ~ . ®he was driving damaged a you plan two years from now. $1,000 minimum said. Town Manager John Harkins ^ “ lU from HlUstown to ^ ^ deposits; interest compounded daily. Biggest Hie road reconstruction would from Horace to «’ Fashion Mate* interest rate in our history! involve nearly iz miles of town “ “ J" * ® "^ y con ^ iau on j- last night. She was involved In zig-zag portable roads. (A list Of tee roaos to ^ 3 5 :r ? a m e f R e l ^ from Hartford Rd. -o t h e r accident about an hour be improved under tee proposal Police umei James Reardon. ^ later. She drove over Uve curb sawing machine can be found elsewhere on this Spealters during tee public Hilliard from Adams to tee ®^®f the phone in the Hr. by Singer, with carrying page hearing on tee. sidewalks were railroad crossing Wash parking lot on Broad ! f The highway Improvements concerned vrtte tee ques- Keeney from tee Glastonbury *«tme and front case so you can sew up Or in modern wainut would also include one com- “ ® ****®* Une to Francis. ®*^'* her car were damaged. anything, anywhere. finish Ventura cabinet pletely new road—tee proposed '^“ ‘^s, and t ^ necessity for Vernon from Vernon St. W. to ______237/575 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Spruce St. extension, running ®‘‘l^walks on bote aides of tee Greenwood Dr. OOMPLAINT8 turnon Reg. $124.95. NOW $99. from Charter Oak St. to Spring street. W. Middle Tpke. from Center '^ ® . window of a oar Stt. O’NeUl estimated tee cost According to O’NeUl, tee prop- to Adams. parked at 128 Park St. waa MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION of this as about $2»0,000 His ®*^Y owner abutting a new aide- Hartford Rd. from W. Center broken sometime Monday night w p original April 1968 estimate was P^ya 26 per cent of tee to Pine. ®—ly ’Tuesday morning. :^ ..S I N C E R 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 for $162,000 if tee work is done relation to aide- Pine from Ridge to Hartford ------him oul oauHiIaa ’^®*?f«so'«»«ofeneaf»styou. w v w m o u c o n g m in g seewtme pagm under SINGER COMfyiNY. COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 by tee town and $208,000 if done on bote sides, he said Rd; P’lvo sheets of plywood valued by a contractor. “ ® h»tent with thU new Woodbrtdge from Phelps to W® were taken from tee con- :S1 The Singer Ite W * Credit Plan helps you have this machine now-wHhin vour budget program is to provide continu- Parkier. struction site erf a home at 14S The Spruce St. extension, if oua sidewalks 1425 long. It would pass through tee may be sideivalks on bote sidiea Parker from Colonial to lug about 10 youths taking the (3iarter Oak field, under tee at major intersections. Franklin. ~ wood. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970. PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 •X > ONE OF THE STOP A SHOP COMPANIES i t - B r CLAY JL P O LLA N ------an ARia URRA HAK.V Yovr Daily AcHrity Guida JM sen. Freshness is no secret at Stop & Shop! I t According fo lha Start. 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One was a comblnaticm sure-known to be Ufe-aavlng in of hydrochlorothlaside and re- ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES many severe cases—also is serplne; the other consisted of a Get ‘V:hoice” quality for your family highly beneficial in mild and drug called hydralazine. moderate cases. But Freis said a number o l Get the most for your food dollar... 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We reserve the right to lii^ >t quantities Manehtsftr, Conn. M U 1 ' C H L I N A line detergent that will give 3-lb. l-oz p k g O J R 11'HIS DESIGN (It. 1-02 7 0 ^ you the results you want. pkg O J S F f V i I 1S I 647-9924 * h o t lle / / Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 253 MimDUS TURNPIKE W EST. M ANCHESTER. AT OUR MANCHESTER 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W ESTT^NCHESTBIL Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons STOP & SHOP STORE! PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAQE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 rOT island, each ’ one armed— T ing on the legend of James been suffering from a hangover. taken a Job writing advertise­ to her by her father. Then she help claim the cruiser, and they ring in the Broadway comedy wo.iien shortly before 1 a.ln. black Rolls-Royce to look at po­ I'm in a play. And if they want soon find they have an eager and Phil threatening to kill. Gunmen Relieve “Forty Carats,” said the losses As the elevator ascended, the lice photos. Joyce. Y e t' Perelman Is in there ments for a London pharmaceu­ plans to sell it. This novel, is in the suspense to rob you, they can rob you pitching, and he has a good per­ tical company—and is bored The father had been a globe­ buyer waiting. Does he have in­ included a set of earrings and a men pulled guns and took the "I looked at hundreds of pic­ anywhere.” Abandon. Superjet Race, Perelman has a good mcmy side knowledge of a hidden for­ category and there is plenty of Zsa Zsa of Gems ^ Book Review Jibes ab'ut the English. Part of centage. e deals in farce and with it. Then he meets Phil Con­ wandering business buccaneer, ring valued at nearly half a mil­ Jewelry, police said. Then the tures and didn’t see anyone vdio folly, and his tsingy style makes tune In searching for valu­ it in search, the gunplay and the lion dollars. men stopped the elevator, sent looked like them,” she said. them deal with ignorant snob­ way, a young American girl and presumably he would have ultimate disposal/>f the fqrtune. W orth $600,000 EnormolU Eruption bery, and one item pokes fun at it all amusing. who promptly ensnares Mi­ left a greater estate than one ables, they finally locate about “I am very upset,” the ac­ it to the basement, and before She thanked four eager, young MUes A. Smith Woodhouse, whose earlier nov­ NEW YORK (AP) — Two tress told police. "I was afraid getting out, pressed the button policemen who had stayed by The eruption of \ Kragatau Congress Panel Advises B j NAOBQ BOCK He also is a wanderer who the studied Insolence of English chael. boat’. The conjecture is that he $250,000 worth of some very els "Tree Frog” and "Bush AP Newa Feature* Writto- makes games his own down­ clerks, salesmen, waiters and Phil Identifier herself as a must have hidden a fortune strange materials. That creates gunmen robbed Zsa Zsa Gabor they would kill us. They threat­ that sent the women to the 34th her limousine, and said she near Sumatra and Java In WASHINGTON (AP) — A The plane eventually could g«>vemment. falls as a tourist. For examples, PHIL A ME. By Martin Wood- a dilemma, and Michael discov­ Baby” were quite different— of more than $600,000 worth oi ened me and my Jiousekeeper, floor. would go on with the show. other service personnel. temporary prostitute. It seems aboard the vessel. Perhaps in and quite' successful—has a 1883 threw about four cubic House-Senate efficiency panel cost federal taxpayers $3 billion, Hie administration bas pro- - NEW YORK (AP) — "We an Eu:count of a dreary boat -trip house. Coward-McCann. $4.99 the form of securities? Or dia­ ers that Phil is about as tricky Jewelry early today in an eleva­ Margaret', with guns.” Later, Miss Gabor, dressed in ’’I don't see why not,” the miles of earth Into the air,pe(,oi]jj]^gu(]g^ today that the earn little or no return and posed $290 million In S8T devel­ don’t consider it a do-it-yourself A few of these pieces fall flat that she needs the air fare to knack for cleve^ dialogue and in Florida and a soggy visit to get to the West Indies and cNm monds? as a cobra. The result is that tor 0/ her Waldorf-Towers resi­ Police said two well-dressed flowered, hostess-length cu­ blonde, Hungarian-bom actress where some of it remained ior government get out of the pro- prove of negligible public bene­ opment substdles this year, manual,’’ said the petite, dark­ and seem contrived, as though Michael' Keynes has given up tense action. Mile# A, Smith dence, police said. ' an Irish castle.'He also has a the author’s comic muss had trying to be a physician and has a SO-foot yacht Just bequeathed Michael accompanies Phil to they stalk each other on a bar- men entered the garage-level el­ lottes, arrived at police head­ said. "I suppose I'll feel better three years, according to Ency- gram to develop a supersonic fit, said a report by the Joint which the group urged be strick­ haired young woman. "Usually sly piece about a Dubliner trad­ Miss Gabor, currently star- evator of the hotel with the quarters in a" white-upholstered. by then. As you know, darling. clopaedia Britannica. transport plane. subcommittee on economy in en. Sen. William Proxmlre, D- sexual pr(d>lems are only symp­ Wla., chairman, . Is sponsoring tomatic of something else, and an sunendment to do so. professional help is needed to Dissenting from the majority cure the basic problem.” recommendation was Rep. CUr- "We wrote the book,” said her ence J. Brown, R-Ohlo, who de­ tall, distinguished looking com- clared that if the pcmel "had panlcm, "to remedy udiat Has- been advising Queen Isabella, tera and Jcdinson say is the we would all still be in Barcelo­ most frequent cause of sexual na waiting to prove the worid dyafunction—lack of knowledge. round before daring the Atlan­ "th e book won’t replace the tic.” ICasters’ and Johnson’s texts,” The subcommittee repw t now Fred Belliveau continued, "But goes to the full Joint Economic we feel that all married couples, Committee. even if they have a good sexual Brown said the report relationship, can gain some­ "blurred facts with suspicions thing from it.” and used tortured and frequent­ ly contradictory logic to come to Belliveau, general manager of conclusions about future U.8. Little, Brown Oo.’s medical dlvl- transix>rtation policy which will aion, edited "Human Sexual Re­ not bear close examination.” sponse” and "Human Sexual In­ VANITY FAIR Proxmlre released the report adequacy,” Masters’ and John­ HAWAIIAN at a news conference today and son’s two ponderous medical said In prepared remarks he Is texts that became best sellers. Apple Red, hopeful the Senate will approve Now, he and Lin Richter, Red or Bathroom Tissue lUSDAl USOAl soon his amendment to the De­ medical dlvlsicm editor, have Lemon Pink partment of Transportation’s produced a readable, Norma­ PUNCH Regal Print budget bill. tive "translation” of the sexolo­ CHOICE CHOICE "If Congress succeeds In gists’ texts: "Understanding USDA Choice Roast Beef Sale! reordering priorities this year,” Human Sexual inadequacy.” he said, "there is no doubt in written at the request of Dr. my mind that the SST will wind V^lllam Masters and Mrs. Vir­ up right at the bottom of the ginia Johnson, the 286-page pap­ nil 1C OVEN list, where it belongs.” erback describes the sexolo­ Despite the $290 million gists’ background, research, pkg sought this year, the report said findings and two week therapy READY “no assurance can be given that program at their St. Louis foun­ COOL IT CHUCK there is any upper limit on the dation. eventual total cost to the Gov­ The book, say Masters and ernment” and added prospects Johnscm in the foreward, withFinast - are "remote” the government "brings reassurance to the will eventually recover its in­ great number of people in this vestment. ’The Boeing Co., which won country who suffer from sexual ROAST the government’s SST contract, dysfunction (a term used to de­ ROAST scribe an sexual problem)...It would have to sell 800 o< the supplies Information which re­ SUMMER faster-than-sound planes before It would return the federal loan, flects established sexual fact the report said. Subsequent roy­ rather than myth or misconcep­ alties cease under the contract tion. It should help many people when the government earns 6 . to achieve a new level of under­ per cent on Its Investment. standing about sex and to lead U The report said 6 per cent Is a happier lives.” USDAI poor rate ot return In today’s Die Belliveau-Rlchter "trans­ meurket and added "our private lation” describes how both men CHOICE witnesses did not feel prospects and women react physically, for selling 800 SSTs were very psychologically and emotionally Get S&H Green brig^it.” during sexual intercourse; d^ Cut from the The report was endorsed by t|iiia the main problems that Sens. Froocmire, Len B. Jordan, -"'a Masters and Johnson encoun­ Stamps,too! Bone In - First Cut R-Idaho, Charles H. iPeroy, R- tered in their IS-year study of COFFEE 1st Four Rihs ni., and Reps. Wright Patman, sex, and explains how the sexo­ D-Tex„ Martha W. Griffiths, D- logist treat these problems — Mlch., William S. Moorehead, with a 78 to 60 per cent success CENTER CUT i^59< D-Pa., and Barber B. Oonable rate. Jr., R-N.Y. Brown alone dis­ "Masters and Jcdinson esti­ Chock Full 0’ Nuts sented and Sens. John Spark­ mate that pertiaps 80 per cent Rib — Bone In — Each pkg contains 3 to 5 Steaks man, D-Ala., and Stuart Sym­ American marriages have seri­ ington, D-Mo., neither endorsed ous sexual problems or are on nor dissented from the report. the verge of having them,” Mrs. California Roasts In addition to what it consld- Richter said. "Women in partic­ Richmond era specious financial arranga- ular suffer from these hangups. C Stack OVSteaks 98»> ments between the Boeing Oo. "Sex,” she continued, "can be Big and the government, the, sub­ considered honorable or dishon­ USDA( Chuck Bone In lb committee: orable, beautiful or dirty. From IVi lb jar Rib Steaks 1.09 —Said employment potential young childhood, women have of the SST program Is "modast” been taught that sex is okay for M yM ) Bone In Boneless Bib lye lb with the prototype program boys, but that nice girls don’t do Clab Steaks alone worth 20,000 Jobs. The that sort of thing. So when she panel said the nation’s unem­ begins to have sex, married or ployment problems should be not, she’s forcing herself to turn attacked on a larger scale with off years-l(Hig training. “productive Jobs providing goods and services which socie­ "Masters and Johnson are /t's Back-To-School Time ty regards as useful and desire- saying that women should be al­ Liver N'Bacon Sale! able. The SST does not qualify lowed to honor their sexuality AtFinast! Shop Early ! Fresh Chicken Conned Ham on these grounds.” Just as men do.” MAYONNAISE With It’s not women alone who suf­ —Concluded that rather than fer from sexual Inadequacies BREAST QUARTERS Wing promoting a favorable balance and fears, Belliveau added, ex­ pkg of 300 DAK of payments by as much as $16 Filler Paper 48' Finast V/i lb Heel Liver Sliced Select lb 49 bllUcn by 1W90—as SST propo­ plaining that repressive par­ With Salad q t Imported cnn nents have said—the plane’s ents, fear-inspiring religious ta­ LEG QUARTERS Backbone production in the United States boos and unpleEisant early sex­ Starter Set •• 97' Favorite could have an adverse balance ual experiences often make men of payments effect. The report sexually dysfunctional. said the $16 billion figure is "INo matter which partner has DeLuxe sa Finast Bacon :^85' Delicious based on assumed sales of 600 the problem to begin with,” Bel­ Vinyl Binder SSTs and on the further as- liveau explains, "Masters and Barbecue C Potties 100 sumptiem that without an SBT, Jcdmson treat both the man and Treat U.8. airlines will imp 3.88 Swifts "Th. 3 Mlnul. S.UMB.' S .i p k g Q ^ C Cold Cuts Finast Skinless 1 lb pkg 75. be a commercially attractive Mrs. Richter talk is almost like proposition for the airlines.” Diapers ^ f . 9 5 c Oscar Mayer Bologna M a a t pk| 5 5 c hearing the experts themselves. pbs Pampers \m Finast —Said sonic boom, airport "We've been reading medical Bk Pens Colonial Skinless I lb pkg 79. noise and contamination of the texts for so many years that jug Boiled Ham Im portad 59c Bologna, atmosphere make development Masters' and Johnson work is 3 - 1®® Salami or at this time premature. "When second nature to us," said Mrs. Pampers Diapers A 1.79 Potato Salad is.ipk. 35c Armour Skinless 12 ex pkg 59. more progress has been made Richter. "What’s difficult for PAP Loaf in overcoming these serious en­ the general public are medical vironmental effects, the SST words, which to us are working may look like a much more at­ language.” tractive commercial proposi­ Now that they’ve written a m tion” imder private—not gov­ book on “sex” how do faunily I SAVE 10c 'THIs'coUPON ^ ernment—financing. and friends react? HuEkmtBiBmy HaUtaBeMyAiib Seafood Specials! Fresh Fruits “It’s too soon to tell,” said S Towards purchase of One 48 oz pkg sc Frozen food Specials! Mrs. Richter of her friends, not­ R ockville ing that the book had Just been I BORATEEM | published. “My husband is a APPIE PIES S Coupon Valid thru Sat., Aug. 22, 197<^ sg VLTRA-BRITE Hospital Notes doctor and he was very help­ BIRDSEYE TTBTI 9 g c First National Stores ful.” Finast Fresh Toothpaste Turbot Fillet M n y u i j R . Viattlng boors are U iSt to $ "LD INSIDE. S c First Notional Stores P . Com or Spinach chael Wrona, Mountain St., By B. J. Perelman. Simon A Helen Parker, High Manor Pk., Schuster. $6.80. Slwvo Ilex Scallops >^1.49 ’ all RockvWe; Harry Donnelly, StHnehow the veteran Jester COnAGE CHEESE mhumhmmmhmhmmmummn^ m DeUdons i- East Lon^eadow, Mass.; Cats Perelman keeps spinning out his Melon Bolls Sirtast Fresh Boneless Steaks ole 'Turner, Rockville; WUllam yams about wacky people (in­ I SAVE 7c 'THIs'cSjipON Ig Moxzemo 4 Z n 99c U» Backhaiu, Stafford Springs; Scott Sedllk, Scott Dr., Vernon; cluding himself) for year after S Towards purchase of Two pkgs Sc Deeturo dm Pranch Brand year. Dils Ixxdt is a collection cf Beef Patties 2 i 9 9 . Patricia Stronmeler, R t 4AX, $2 magasine pieces of recent < svamNeo KOOL-Aip I Table ts . Pound ftmklst Bztru tiiige I f liu Bolton; and Thomas Arm- years, tuned to the aberrations Chock Fun b Nuts C a k a 8tn»g, Ward St., RookviU*. Hoot n' Sorvo CoRfemki Volendo AM. ^ Births Monday.; son to Mr. of the so-called human race. g Coupon Valid thru Set., Aug. 22, ' 14«i He loves the offbeat anecdote. tw French Fries Steaaatring and Mrs. James Oesting, Mer- S c First Notional Stores Otoe- Wash l^esh. Crisp row. Often it is a tale of the theater Smelts »6 9 c stale or the films; smne of the narra­ Ice Clean Bars ^hmhmNmmmnmhmmhmWmfA Taste O' Sea StiHfnir Dirwiar 7 at 6 5 c Celery Suriks Discharged Monday: Amerl- tives are about sgage concoc­ Shrimp Rolls as.<4 9 9 € co Nucci, Wethersfield; Donald tions with vdiich he was asso­ FrlU, Coventry; William Me ciated, often with disastrous re-\ In Mahon, Franklin Park W. suits; others reflect, with ludi­ I IHKtiva Tbs SnardiT. Assart 22, 1970 ia Fbrt Natiaart SapMMrfc.t> ■•ar, Ofarattai aaS Tabacca PraSarti txaasrt Fraai Staaw OHa. RockvUle; Carl Hultgren, Weet W . I mw v. TW lifM T . Uaiit Oaaatitl •aat, Os«r«tta» aad Takacca Pradaett laaasrt I I OH«i crous effects, his eiqMriences in .1 Wt Ratarr. Tka RI*M To lim it Osantiti.i Rricat lUacthra Tb* Satardar, Aajart 22, 1970 ia Rrrt Naliaaal SafanaarktU Rd., EUington, and Julia Smith. HoUywood. Vernon Ave>, RockvUle. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COlW., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 I / 7 f Lynwood Dr., have received l ^ c h on Lynwood Dr. Connie / yond the master’s level under of the/Tolland Junior Women’s .Bolton PoUce Probe ■ / ■ Tolland the guidance of the UConn Club will meet tomorrow nigiit Red Cross Swimmer’s certlfl- and Bruce Belflore of Manches- School of Education and is one at 8 at the home of Mrs. David cates/ ter were instructors. Beating Death A&P' S Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Sale! of 100 educators from through- Benjamin, Grahaber Rd. Five Complete Karen LatuUppe o i Colonial Meeting Canceled HARTFORD '(AP) — PoUee We care PZC Moves to Prevent out the state and seven other ^he Tolland Junior Woman’s Rd., Laurie Cardlle and Char- The library study committee were Investigating today the states at UConn to complete club Hostess Committee will Swim Lessons lene Cardlle, both of Llynwood meeting scheduled tor tomor- Dr., passed their beginner’s row night has been canceled, beating death of 41-yeaiMdd GREEN SWEET A their training this year. meet tomorrow night at the Five local youngsters have Clusters of Gas Stations Bulletin Board home of Mrs. A. Scott Warner. tests. The next meeting is set for Sept James Johnson, whose body was successfully completed The Plannins: and Zoning Dr. has completed his sixth year The Constables will meet with ------This is the first year that the 17 at 8 in the Town Hall. found Tuesday in a shed. Commission ( 1 ^ ) agreed Mon- <>* professional training in the First Selectman Charles Thi- ming le ^ n s sponsored by the Rosedale Beach Associatlcm has Police said Johnson had been PEPPERS 2 ’ 3 9 ‘ Mancdiester Evening Herald day night to amend the present education at the Unlver- fault tomorrow night at 8 in the Rosedale Beach Association. sponsored the lessons. They Manchester Evening Herald beaten with a blunt Instrument sity of Connecticut. Town Hall. Tolland correspondent Bette Dennis LatuUppe of Colonial were given twice a week from Bolton summer correspondent on the head and face. He was commercial rone regulations, He hAs studied one year be- The Membership Committee Quatrale, Tel. 875-2846. Rd., and Laurie Ducharme, o t July 6 to Aug. 5 at the private Alan Cocconi, Tel. 649-0904. last reported seen Monday night. adding a section which would _ place a 2,000-foot limit between CELERY 2-39' gas stations. The additional section is de­ signed to prevent the growing clusters of gas stations on CARR0TS2 :39‘ comers of busy intersecUons. Also included in the i»t>poeed . ' 4 FRESH JUICY ^ section is a requirement that no 8hs station located within 1,- 000 feet of a lot used or reserv­ PEACHES 2 ‘ 39‘ ed, tor any public or parochial POPULAR STRETCHES YOUR DOLLAR WITH MORE SAVINGS ON BRAND NAME t school, hospital, church, public popular library, playground park or POODS...THEN WE SAVE YOU EVEN MORE... YOU GET TOP VALUE STAMPS,TOO. youth center. An additional section would forbid a gasoline company from opening or building a new sta­ Tropi-Cal-Lo Libby tion in town if it has an exist­ ing empty one elsewhere in CORNED BEEF YOU BE THE JUDGE A&P MONEY SAVER town. ORANGE DRINK 'Ihe existing regulations re­ All Flavors ^ Asst. Flavors ♦ Fully Cooked garding lot size, building re­ BONELESS Oven Ready FRESH BONELESS quirements, etc., will continue ♦♦ ♦♦ W« r4M«rv« th» right to come under the present com­ 64 0*. Duncan Hines % 12 oz. 0 4 A to limit guantitlo* mercial regulations. 3 Mis. ^ I can 6 SEALTEST 6 Gas stations are not per­ 5 9 « mitted in any zone except com­ ■ BRISKET mercial. , CAKE MIXES I ICE CREAM RIBS of SMOKED The proposed regulations were modeled alter the town of Elnlield’s and were the object of 4 All Grinds ROAST research by PZC member Douglas Prior following a dis­ cussion of the ratio of gas sta­ ••'''HrT’A 3~-95* ta tions to pulation in town at 7 9 ‘ HAMS present. A public hearing on the BEEF E u m e n d e d regulations will be / C P M U ...... y i PARKAY V 'v i HILLS BROS Short Cut from 1 st 4 Ribs Shank Portion Woter Added scheduled soon. 9 8 ! The ratio of one station for each 616 residents is out of pro­ :‘MPER TOWELSl portion to the average through­ Napior :. MARGARINE COFFEE out the state. Kraft Nbw E ii94 B Jumbo "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY The PZC also reviewed build­ B MORRELL'S ing plans for the Gas Towne Rolls PEAS station proposed for the comer Sausage Meat ^ '.1 Pork Butt Steaks of Rt. 166 and Goose Lane, a V 3 CHOWDER FRESH FROM A&P'S MODERN KITCHEN location already approved by 69*. A& P’S OW N ALL GOOD ' the Zoning Board of Appeals. I-lb. Potato Salad '1“ 29* Several revisions will have to WITH COUPON BELOVj^ 15yes.’’ There are still rumors that the the accessories —^Try this new 3,000,000 tourists annually—a tems analysis Nectarines 1-LB. PACKAGE chief executive may linger to Craft & come in and see it! number more than four tlmei NOTEBOOK Letter to a teacher by school­ SWEET SWEET greater than its current pei Power Isn’t Money CALIFORNIA irlsit the resort of Tres 'Vidas. For Marriage boys of Barbina nent population of 700,000. Seedless Grapes That's the $20 million play­ Levin — Spinoza, the young The Chinese usually are cred­ It’s a ’Toyota from MORIAIV FILLER ground built by former Ling- Two visitors from Wldnes, ited with Inventing the hand fan, TY BROS. 301 Center St., Tel. BARTLETT U S. '•l^GRADE FRESH thinker who destroyed the Tempeo-Vought, Inc. president England, became engaged past possibly as early as 3000 B.C. Top creamed cauliflower 643-6135. Choice of colon and PAPER New Onions 'nx>y Post. Chairmen of the while on vacation in Connect­ Macaulay — A rebel in Cuba; The first models were peacock finely diced cooked ham transmissions. Once you get ' board of most ranking U. S. or pheasant feathers mounted minced parsley. If there’s your hands on a Toyota —^you’ll PEARS EXTRAFANCY PEACHES y icut. an American’s memoir on a handle. A Japanese fan pepper In the refiigerat^, you never let go. Test drive one to­ lO’.xB" THREE SUBJECT corporations have paid $8,000 Milford — Zelda Cucum bers each to belong. ’The couple. Miss -Margaret maker invented the folding fan may chop It fine and-u9e it in­ day! Hunt and Roland Clarke with Ogilvy — Excursions In geome­ LARGE GREEN try in A.D. 670. stead of the pa^’filey. COMPOSITION BOOK! The Tres Vidas management her sister and her brother-in- Choo^ the length you. de­ Tie an empty spool to the Peppers won’t be needing the additional law, Mr. and Mrs. David Moly- Orr — Animals In migration 2 ^ 3 9 ^ 2 3 9 ^ Paz — Aguila o sol? Eagle oY sire, or make two . . . one Wall to WaU When yoiK ^e freshening salt string of a child’s balloon. ’The PASCALTENDER publicity if President Nixon does neux, arrived in this country on sun? in the regular length, the WA’TKINS downtown Main St. mackerel by shaking It, change spool acts as a weight and 135 show up, but they will be at­ Aug. 1 to spend a month with other in the midi or maxi! sheets Celery stalk Peterson — Only the ball was is featuring carpeting by Mo­ Towels take on a glow the water a coupje of times dur­ makes the balloon easier to 4 9 ^ tracting attention again over her other sister, Mrs. Joseph You’ll find this an easy when embroidered with Labor Day weekend when they white style to wear. No. 8379 hawk in five popular carpet ing the soaking period. carry. 19c(8LUE ABLACKI Putz of Rhodes Rd., Tolland. styles. Imagine such a choice these lovely floral designs fly a plane load of beautiful Postman—Language in Ameri­ with PHOTO-GUIDE is in . . . a flower for each Quality Groceries. . . Shop-Rite Priced! New Sizes 8 to 18 (bust MARBLE BIC people down from New York ca at only $6.96 a sq. yd. Come in month of the year. No. Ramo — Extraordinary tennis 31Mi-40). Size 10, 32% and choose your pattern and 2617 has hot-iron trans­ ^COMPOSITION PENS and Washington for a five-day bust . . . regular length, SHOP-RITE for the ordinary player have it installed at your con­ fer for 12 motifs: color WHY PAY MORE? WHY PAY MORE? holiday. 2% yards of 45-inch; chart; stitch illustrations. Reuss — Revenue-sharing maxi, 3% yards. venience during this Semi-iAn- 108 Sams — The songs of Robert nual Storewide sale! SEND 8DD In coins tar Mck pit- sheets ALL MEAT or BEEF Patterns available only tarn to Includi firit-cliii nulllnf. 2 2 5 ‘ HEINZ MAZOLA FIG Schumann in sizes shown. Amw Cabot, BEancheiter A Actor George C. Scott can’t Evening Herald, USD AVE. I ' f ASSORTED WITH Scaduto — Getting the most for By the 18th century, Angkor YELLOW qualify as President Nixon’s SEND IS$ la calM tar tack pat- OF AMEBICAB, NEW YOBK, ^ THERMAL VACUUM BOTTLE SHOP-RITE FRANKS S: 6 9 ' your money tara ta lactadt flrtt-clau aialllai. ’Thom, an ancient city in Cam­ KETCHUP CORN OIL BARS favorite actor anymore, no mat­ N.Y. IWW. OAPm H. FABBIS Shrader — Anguished men of SM Boraett, HaaHieatet bodia, housed more than a mil­ Print Naim, Addrois wltk ZIP 'EBERHARD ter how many times, the chief Evedaz Bemld, lUO ATB. God lion people. Behind its massive CDDE and Stpla Nanktr. executive has the White House OF AHEB1CA8, NEW YOBK, PENCILS SKINLESS FRANKS LB. PKO. 6 9 « Terese — A flock of lambs H.Y. 1IWS6. walls rose hundreds of huge The Fall & Winter ’70 COLONIAL projectionist re-run the movie Volskii — ’The early years cf Frliit Naara, Addrtti witk ZIP statues. Broad, paved avenues ALBUM is 65^, includes . pockoi 4 CODE, Styla Namkar aad Slit. ALL MEAT or BEEF l.lb.pEg. - I Q , . SKINLESS FRANKS "Patton.” Lenin linked sculptured stone terraces postage and handling. of I bii. The Pall & Winter ’70 STAR OUllTS. . . twelvi lovtlY da- Ssott, in town last week, Wolfson — ’The Mayerllng mur­ that led to palaces, temples, Armour Franksib. pkg. scheduled a secret rendezvous Basic FASHION Book is (Ifni In a star motlll Pattern der OSt*, includes postage and treasure houses, libraries and plecai; directions. 0110-sst, In- WHY PAY MORE? WIREBOUND 9 9 ^ 13 '"^1 at the Madison Hotel bar with cludss postaie snd handlinf. BOLOGNA/LUNCH MEAT/KIELBASI, s h oOP-RITE p -1 \ handling.______hospitals. U CRAYOLA COMPOSITION Sargent Shriver. 25c OFF LABEL DETERGENT SLICED or CHUNK. MANDALAY “ Just tell me what I can do,’’ Fabric Cupboard h, \CRAYONS BOOK 16-oz. COLD CUTS volunteered the actor, who ...... Suburban > cans i 2 r - y s ' ) COLD POWER t" S S ' PINEAPPLE agreed to commute from pic­ Will Spotlight Try Pandora 100 SHOP-RITE _ WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE GOLDEN ture-making in England to make MANCHESTER PARKADE sheets Appetizing Department You must really see the fall appearances for Democratic Fall Fashions fashions now In at PANDORA’S MON. - TUE8. - SAT. 10 • 6 FABRIC SOFTENER 39^ CREAM CORN candidates who are being aided (SNOOPY. CAMPBELLS SOUP. Teen sewing fashions for the BOX (Bolton Notch Plaza) P eggy Ann Shops WED. - THimS. - FRI..10 - 0 SPIRAL PSYCHEDELIC by Shrlver’s Congressional lead­ . <1 MlLLtna-C,MILLERS, e. UURt COKE MUO MOD utiiun DESIGN ^ ^ _ STARKIST * SHOP-RITE LARGE i CAPITOL FARMS D GABANDO coming fall and winter will be Come on over and save a lot! MemoPadsa.s 19‘ Waste Baskets.= 9 9 ‘ 7 ^ -o z.$ * ership for the Future organiza­ Margaret Hunt spotlighted at the Fabric Cup­ h cans I GENOA SALAMI M S H E E T S . 11" >e > " 39c SIZE TRANSPARENT CHUNK LIGHT TUNA3-V*1 RIPE OLIVES tion. board on Hartford Rd. next BOLOGNA Miss Hunt is the daughter of Have one large separate en­ G Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In a Typing Tablet 49' Scotch Tape 29' LB. velope to hold your how-to-use Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunt and fabric-fashion show. "O C K ET 59c SIZE MAGIC Interior Secretary and Mrs. booklets for appliances and you Mr. Clarke Is the son of Mrs. Simplicity Pattern Company NEW FALL FASHIONS . 7 9 ^ Walter Hickel were guests at will always know where they Cello Tape Scotch Tape 47' SHOP-RITE 10^ -oz. cans OVERNIGHT DIAPERS Gladys Clarke, all of Wldnes. Poet-’Toastles heiress Marjorie of New York City is sponsoring are. LOOSE LEAF WITH CLIP SCHOOL I-oi. WHY PAY MORE? 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THE Newspapermen Barred from Joe^s Press Conference, Herald Angle Jimmy Fund Nets $1,700 Kinel Stops MBs,

Seven years of success Billiards, and toe fast pitch East Tim (Cunningham .collecting two nations. Namath Looking for Peace for the Jimmy Fun'*tralnlni^ n ^ n stomach is upset, ball because of his contract dis- worked out with the Los Angeles Tuesday’s Results , Tuesday night. ern Division title long ago and He had one strikeout and be P n n ta stennlnir aside to let someone 000-a-year contract. Joe Namath Hnfstra linlversiX earn wonder if it’s worth it.” pute with the Vikings. General Rams Tuesday. He Is expected Baltimore 3, MUwaukee 0 Maravich scored only 10 Vernon was out of toe picture brought to tall Steve McCuster, S llO rt lim it s steppings aside to let someone . . , a . on the Hoistra University cam* ,. » - ^ . f/\ niov airoinat Oatrinrid Satur- former Wethersfield High stand­ didn’t walk anyone. coming out of retirement to else win. . .When Patty Torza ® brown Jaguar to bring spoke to ra- Have those kinds of problems M ^ e r Jim Mnks said he was ^ P ’‘^ ^ b ^ li^ R S fsp la ce d de- California 12, Oeveland 1 poinis, way below his college about toe same time. The defeat snapped a five-game win streak out, but toe damage was al­ Veraoa (8) belp the Southington n Gems -m . In won thnthe Womnn-oWomen’s -- Club------crown-- t<> PfacUce. Joo Namath jfo telsvlslon people with Detroit 3, Oakland 1 average, so Cowens took up toe eh fa rbl years? Ing and $200 a day unUl he tensive end Greg Schumacher Minnesota 8, New York' 7 slack with 32 and led the Red and gave toe locals a 20-4 season ready done, and toe best Mori­ J. Clalaol 2b 4 1 a the place kicking depsutment a year ago at Manchester it ...... ,, newspapermen barred, arty’s could do was muster two McGUl ss 6 "Physically and mentally it’s shows up at the Mankato, °n the Injured list after X-rays Boston 8, Chicago 4 Auerbachs over toe Dolph log. The Oilers are 10-13 with last weekend was A1 Freheit. marked the second Ume Uiat “ .,__ On his arrival at camp, wear Klnei p 1 Kansas a t y 12, Washington 8 Schayes 86-82 at Kutsher’s one game remaining. runs to toe third toning. Lynch rf a pu y.d on,, . ,„™ ,d d .. «n n , “ ” « S . S T ’j r . h . •, M,nn.. n „ p , vorto- 0 j Vernon’s Joe Calaci started Ex. Calaci lib 1 Today’s Games Country au b . Moriartys return to Mt. Nebo EVdse 3b 8 soccer in high school because Cynthia Prior was the first back , jjamath said as open at the neck, Na- u®®** 8fame differ- “ There’s better things to do u v Ono-on Detroit (Nlekro 11-10) ait Oak­ 0 Thursday night in the first game the second toning scoring with CStambera U a the Shore Une school he at- in 1956. Miss Torza added a sec- . lieedav as he reioln^ math »>ad refused to talk to ®ntly. It used to be my whole Umn playing ball and not get- a tremendous drive to deep lefi UcCord cf a land (Segul 7-9), N of the playoffs at 5:30. The JIbOoy o a tended didn’t have fOotbaU, ond UUe tWs year over Flor- j ^ b i ^ n ^ w l t o him not newspaper people because ” Ev- »f®- « used to be everything I ting paid,” said the 6-foot-6, Staubach will start for Dall^ aeveland (Hand 4-9) att Cali­ Leading Authority Comets \rill host Hartford Insur­ center. It was hit so well it warmed up last weekend with ence Barre. The latter, who “ alen^ for ® 0 ^ ‘"g that’s been written lived for. Logically, and reallsU- 256-pound Eller, one of the key against Green B ^ In an exhlbl- LOS ANGELES (AP) — When ance Group, which finished sec­ took one boimce and went Into £ fornia (May 6-10) N. Americans meet Americans, Horisrtyrs (» a 40-yard three-pointer and add- reigned In 1964, has been sec- comnletlne a nass but all the about me is a lie.” ®ally, it’s not now. front four linemen who made tlon game Saturday night, the BalUmore (Cueller 17-7) at ond in toe Eastern Division, in toe softball diamond. He was ab fa rbl ed an extra point as the Game o^d best twice, 1965 to Jan problems that have plauaued began by explaining his "It is when I'm on the football the Vikings the defensive ter- Cowboys announced, says Debbie Meyer, "everything a two out of three series. credited with a double. The RIordan rf a 0 0 Milwaukee (Lockwood 1-9), N. comes apart — particularly Slumcinaky lb 3 trimmed PorUand, Maine, 29-6. L,eonard and this year to Miss btm during this summer of his absence, pointing out: "I was field with the team—but I’ve got rors of National Football The Pittsburgh Steelers re- New York (Peterson 18-7) at Ageless Lev Spencer (10-1) blast drove to two runs. Four Porteus If 3 swimming record books. walks, one hit by pitcher and Oarlson ct 3 Freheit, asslsitant coach mt East xorza. greatest unhappiness ^® r*ght frame of mind a lot of things I have to do other League. ported that virus had hit camp Minnesota (Zepp 6-2), N will start on the mound for MBs. Debbie is only 18 but she an error accounted for three Ctieaky 2b 3 ^GI^t^bu^^^PoHce Not Necessarily lA order of mentally.” than football.” Elsewhere, the Philadelphia and coaches Charlie Sumner Kansas a t y (Drago 6-12) at Brendan Burke will hurl for the Johnson 3b 3 End of the Line ranks as a leading authority Polaskl as a *'R ay Peck aiid^Phll Burgess Importance, the problems are: Then he talked about the final And physically? Eagles announced that offensive and Lionel Taylor and three Washington (Coleman 6-8), N locals Friday night at Sterling runs, and Ken Fossie’s triple to on toe subject. The Sacramento right drove to two more runners Wldhotan c a ^ ’ raii**^8f^'^ In owtlcular rate salutes*^ for -'Trouble with hU knees that game of the 1969 season, a 13-6 "I don’t think I can play,” he tackle Dave Graham and safe- players-defenslve tackle Dick Chicago (Miller 6-6) at Bos­ Field in West Hartford. Marino p 0 lass, who competes beginning to toe seven-run outburst. McCuaker pp a now bl^kfiOld' coach at T iL ty their efforts 'as co-chairmen of apparently present, at least In playoff loss to Kansas a t y that said. “ I’m going to find out In ty-punter BUI Biadley were op- Arndt tight end Dennto Hughes ton (Seibert 13-6). Thursday to toe 1970 National Thursday’s Games STANDINfM ■ McChister entered toe game a 7 1 and freshman basketball and la. the annual Jimmy Fund soft- h‘® ®vm mind, enough problems eliminated the JeU from conten- the next couple or three weeks.” erated on for knee injuries and and defensive back Win Haw- AAU championships at Los An­ with one out to toe frame and Vernon 070 10-8 New York at Minnesota, N Easterii Division ooe 00-3 crosse mentor, resides In Man- ball promotion In Manchester, to make him say: ” I don’t think Uon In the American Football "nien he talked about relaUons would be lost for six weeks. The kins—were ordered to bed. geles Swim Stadium, was 16 proceeded to get toe next two Morlorty _ Only game scheduled. w. L. Pet. lx. El—Cheaky, Kinei. MoQlH. (3>am- Chester. He’s a former grid at- Last night’s dual attraction at when she became toe fourth wo­ outs to get out of toe inning. toers; L—Vernon oTMorlaj'^ Z~ National League Moriartys 20 4 .883 J. Calaci: SB^Eblae; 8B--1M0CIIII sistont at the University of Vir- Charter Oak Park netted $1,700 man to receive toe Sullivan Hartford 12 11 .622 The winners didn’t stop pick­ East Dl'vlslon ■/7 Award as toe best amateur ath­ guua.glnia. . . . Stanoian OgrodnlkugrooniK andana for this worthy piujcvi. project. .uuioni .Latest _ . , ■» w • fw • -nrr* e HA* . V....V • • - ■ ■' W. L. Pet. G.B. Vernon 10 13 .436 ing on Moriarty’s and In toe Frank Kinel, varsity and Jayvee golfing pros to enter the GHO ITITIITIS M ieTOlCS fT ITITOT IV linfteSO ttt lete of toe world. fourth frame, scored another Pittsburgh 68 66 .663 — East Hartford 3 21 .126 M arino a. basketball coach at East Catho- field for the Labor Day week------—------New York 64 66 .638 2% Uc, were among those keeping end event at Wethersfield In- -m ^ T ~ 1 ■ Chicago 63 60 .612 6 Want Clay Bout abreast of the times at the elude MiUer Barber, Johnny St. Louis 67 66 .467 10% ATLANTA (AP) — A group Six British Players Make Cut Coaches’ ainlc at UConn last Pott and Dave Marr. . .Hart- Urioles 10 Games in Iront Phlla. 64 66 .460 12% hoping to promote a hea-vy- Dolan Joins week. No Manchester High ford Knights, having tasted de­ Montreal 62 70 .426 16% weight championship fight be­ coaches In any sport were regis- feat for the first time over In West Division tween Cassius Clay and Joe tered. an exhibition last Saturday, Cincinnati 82 42 .661 — Frtizier to Atlanta Oct. 26 Am GoKers Here ’ n There ^® '**'*** Despite Eneountering Slump Los Angeles 68 62 .667 12 planned to meet today to Phila­ Two Curtis Medalists Setting the pace at the haU- Atlanta 60 61 .49« 20% delphia with FVazier’s represent­ In Tourney way point In the annual Club ^®“® ^?® ^nflMapoUs Capitols SFranclsco 60 61 .498 20% atives, who still say they know at Dillon Stadium stenting at 8 xTT-iiTT ir/-vT>Tr , A T,\ rm. ners aboard. Then Holt, on a 2-2 for Detroit’s fourth straight nothing about toe fight. Oiamidonshlp Golf Tourna­ NEW YORK (AP)— ^The pitch, batting for winning reUev- triumph. Houston 64 67 .446 26% Meet in Match Play DARIEN, <3onn. (AP) — Mrs. o’clock. Ihe Knights first op- "M y associate, Jesse Hill, ment at the Manchester Coun- Minnesots Twins know er Tom Hall, stroked his win- Dalton Jones had a seventh- San Diego 48 76 .390 88% Marcia Dolan of Danbury, New Tuesday’s Results and I are going up there to talk DARIEN, Ck)nn. (AP)—Two members of the U.S. tiy aub is Ray Evelhoch. CTcVjlay wIlTbf s^"e' ^hat a slump is all about nlng hit. Innlng homer. (Herald photos by Sliver) with Joe BYazier’s people,” State England 8uid (Connecticut Wom­ Rounds of 68 and 76 last week- and now Earl Weaver of John Ellls had three hits, in- Montreal 7, Cincinnati 4 Curtis Cup team, medalist Martha Wilkinson and 17- en’s champion for toe past two „. ____ .. _ . . 1969 Continental League cham- Sen. Leroy Johnson of toe pro­ end gave the Class A Division „„ Sent 6 at mi- Baltimore claims his club is ®>“dlng a double and homer for RED SOX - WHI'TE so x - Atlanta 3‘, Phlldelphla 2 1970 SILK CITY CHAMPIONS— Finishing another Reardon, Randy Smith, Steve Brady, Chuck May. year-old Nancy Hager of Dallas, Tex., meet in the open­ years, joined 31 amateur golf New York 7, Houston 1 moting group House of Sports le ^ e r a 144 total In the 72-hole .^ e W in t ** ■ ------the Yankees while Danny Cater The Red Sox scored six runs banner year in the loop. Center Billiards defended Second row, Jeff Morhardt, Bob Kowalski, Dave ing round of match play in the U.S. Women’s Amateur stars from throughout toe world .Field in the fifth annual HI one. Los Angeles 7, St. Louis 2 Inc., said Tuesday. had a two-run shot. in the fifth inning to come from their title with a stunning 22-2 record. Team mem­ Viara, Dave White, Mark Monette, Bob Brannick Golf Championship today. The 21-year-old Miss Wilkin­ to match play at toe U.S. Wom­ medal event and a three stroke Connecticut State Women’s There’s one big difference. SLIDING PRACTICE — Base-stealing champion San Diego 11, Chicago 2 lead over defending champion ^ \ 7 ”chImploAAwp at’ ’ wTlll- thou^. miYe’ the TWlM 're'ceAt- <» * * * behind, then got one-hit relief bers, first row left to right are: George May, Mike and team manager and pitcher Steve McAdam. son from Whittier, (3allf., won en’s Amateur Golf (Champion­ INDIANS — pitching from Ken Brett over Tommy Harper of Milwaukee gets in some practice Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 2 May Be Last Year ------^------medalist honors Tuesday with a Woody a a r k and Dick Cronin. ,nantlc Country a u b which ly dropped nine straight games, piv^. ship today. Today’s Gfunes NEW irORK |(AP) — Because two-over-par 160 for toe 36 holes Wright, benefltting the last 4 1-3 innings against as he dives for low line drive while playing third. Mrs. Dolan qualified tor match Houston (Blaslngame 0-0) at of toe possibility tennis pres of toe two-day qualifying to hoTeT^®!! ® "i"®-™" ®®v®"th Inning, Chicago Twins Use Feet play with a three-over-par 77 be niaved this weekend 1R flat Manchester women s • his 17th game as the Angels Mike Andrews and Reggie New York (Seaver 17-7) Holes in Redleg Defense Prove Fatal would compete, 1 ^ may be toe Meet. a.. competition. Miss Hager quali­ l » ^ y e d this weekend, 18 Sat- champ. .. Riverside Park will Tuesday night, the Twins unleashed a 16-hlt attack, ^ e Smith led the Boston as^ult San Francisco (Marichal 6-9) T o Top Yankees last year of toe Davis Chip. fied with a 169. Tuesday for a 86-hole total of u r t ^ M d 18 on Sund^. . . feature a TO-lap stock car lea- came up with some ninth inning Angels sent 14 men to the plate with three hits apiece. Smith Challenges Yaz at Pittsburgh (Walker 10-3), N Dwight F. “ Pete” Davis, Jr., Match play Is an entirely dif­ 167. It took a score of 162 to make toe match play field of Sharing top^ honors In the a a ss ture race Saturday night. Four heroics, getting a clutch two-run fo the Inning, ripping eight hits, • ♦ • Los Angeles (Moeller 6-6) at MINNEAPOUS - ST. PAUL whose father first donated toe ferent game. Miss Wilkinson 32. The qualifying medalist was B Division of the same tourney more Saturday night’s of rac- single off the bat of pinch-hitter ^Ith Jim Fregosi contributing ROYALS - SENATORS — St. Louis (Carlton 6-16), N Expos Employ Three Catchers (AP) — The Minnesota Twins, cup for amateur competition to said during her qualifying Martha 'WUktoson of 'Whittier, is Pete Naktenis, one - time ing remain on the Bay State Jim Holt to nip the New York two singles. Jim Spencer and Bob Oliver clouted a three-run For AL Batting Lead Philadelphia (Wise 10-10) at known as lusty hitters and 1900, said he would retire It fitt­ rounds. But she wouldnt' say major league basebaU pitcher schedule this season. . .Best bet Yankees 8-7, giving Minnesota sandy Alomar had doubles. homer, helping the Royals snap Atlanta (Jarvis 13-10), N CalU. with 76-76—160. sometimes notoriously bad base er this year if contract pros are whether she preferred medal or with CinclnnaU and the Phlla- in the Nelpslc Tennis a u b ’s He second straight win after * • • Washington's seven game wln- Montreal (Wegener 3-4) at a n - In toe second round of qualify­ BOSTON (AP) — Carl Yastrzemski’s bid for his runners, used toelr feet to keep allowed to participate. match play. delphla Athletics. Naktenis and Men’s Doubles tournament is their near-disastrous skid. TIGERS - A’S __ clnnati (Nolan 16-4), N In Turning Back Cincinnati British CHirtls (Jupper Mary ing, 18-year-old Patty Torza of nlng string and ending Kansas fourth American League batting title has been the big from falling back into a 10-day Dick Berger are tied with 138 the team of Phil Hyde and Eric And the Orioles, now leading San Diego (Roberts 1-10) at (Everand of Yorkshire, England, Hartford 'wrecked her chances . .V. . V. „ . w Oakland fell six games behind City’s skid at four games. Lee baseball story in Boston the past few weeks, but now bella at shortstop and first base against first-time starter Mel slump. One of Favorites (Chicago (Jenkins 14-14) NEW YORK (AP) — who meets another U.S. team for quality!^ when she $;ot Into’ ^aye had a three-run clout for all of a sudden teammate Reg^e Smith is muicling into respectively. Behney, Carbo flubbed Laboy’s The Twins, apparently recov- SUTTON, MASS. (AP) — Ex- Manchester' recently won the Martin Duke in dominating American League East, downed the Tigers hurled a flve-hltter the Senators. Thursday’s Games Riverfront Stadium was member, Mrs. Paul Dye Jr., of toe woods on the par-8 fourth the act. er has been ■virtually unstoppa­ two-out shot to give Expos’ ering from last week’s nlne- huberent Dave Stockton makes Women’s Singles 'Tetinls Tour- doubles play in the past. Duke Milwaukee 3-0 behind the flve- Philadelphia at Atlanta, N three deep in Montreal Each contributed one hit, but Indianapolis, admits she likes hole and took 10 strokes. She ble at the plate recently, going it was the Reds’ fielding lapses right-hander Steve Renko a 5-0 game losing streak, defeated start as toe new PGA nament In the Greater Hartford has not entered this season. . . hit pitching of Jim Hardin and Only game scheduled. catchers—but the Cincin­ champion Thursday as one of medal play. finished with 79-90—169. 21-for-45 for a .467 pace In an —by Carbo, third baseman Tony lead. the New York Yankees, 8-7 Courant-Park Department-spon- Havn’t heard one word on any the hitting and fielding of Merv nati Reds were the ones toe favorites to toe $16,000 Avco ‘”I1ie course is static,” she Other (Connecticut scores in­ U-game hitting streak. He was Perez, second baseman Tommy Renko then got into the jug- Tuesday night on Jim Holt’s sored event. . .Helen Reynolds, town tennis tourney. Rettenmund. Golf aassic. said. "But your opponent Isn’t. cluded : Lynda Sokolskl, Dan­ right at the .300 mark when the who needed more big Helms and relief pitcher 'Wayne gling act, committing a pair of two-run single with one out to "We’re on a winning streak Stockton, who held off Arnold If she has an eagle or a birdie bury, 86-82—168; Helen Reynolds, No Hall of Fame Niche streak began, but has now Major League gloves. Granger—that made the differ- errors in the bottom of toe fifth the ninth Inning. during a slump,” said Weaver, The injury-riddled Expos, us­ Palmer in last week’s PGA then you know you have to have Mansfield, 81-88—169; Mrs. raised ..his seasonal average to encc. to help toe Reds strike back for First, rookie sensation Danny one, too.” Uncle Charlies, Snap Dragons the skipper of the Orioles. "We ing three catchers in their start­ E. C. Finch, New (Canaan, 90- .316. = L e a d e r s = four runs. Another error, by Thompson beat out a bunt for Championship to move, from Miss Everand qualified with a haven’t been hitting the ball at ing lineup, capitalized on four Elsewhere in the National "who’s he” class to mem­ 79—169; Mrs. Louise Munro, American League Boccabella, and Bobby Tolan’s his third hit of toe night, 160 after shooting an 85 Tues­ all lately, but we’ve won our "I think I’m hitting as well ancinnati errors to score five League, P.ttsburgh whipped San bership to.golf’s who’s who, has Greenwich, 86-89—174; Gall Ap­ last four.” For Steady Prof essionals right now as I ever have in my BATTING (326 at bats) — Francisco 6-2; the New York two-run double kept the rally Then after slow-moving Har- g precedent for betog named the day. Mrs. Dye was one of two Baseball Language Changes Yastrzemski, Boston, .328; Oli­ unearned runs Tuesday night alive. players to par toe course to end pel, Avon, 93-82— 76; and It was also Baltimore’s sev- NEW YORK (NEA)— ahead than this year’s World “ f f ’ Tuesday night and hung on lor a 7-4 victory Mets slapped Houston 7-1; At­ mon Killebrew grounded into a favorite Barbara Young, Westport 88- va, -Minnesota, .322. But Gary Sutherland doubled foreceout, Bob Allison ran for up at 164. By TOM SEA'VER replaced by the “ dying quail.” ®"th triumph In their last nine 20 stands quietly in Series. Spangler, although he fH®*- banging out a double and that ended toe Reds’ winning lanta nipped Philadelphia 3-2; R U N S—Yastrzemski, Bos­ home a Montreal run in toe Killebrew and recklessly toun-*.------Sudden-death play at dusk put 88—176. NEW YORK - ( NEA) - Remember the old "blue- ® ® a^^^^ right field, hands on hips, has his bachelor’s degree in ‘'^® ‘*'® H®d Sox rout- String at three games. Los Angeles beat St. Louis 7-2 ton, 95; Tovar, Minnesota, 88. and San Diego upended the (Chi­ sixth, then singled in the eighth ^^^ed for third on Tony Oliva’s Bob Parizeau, veter­ two other members of toe U.S. BasebaU terminology, which ^®rters,” those singing line ^uung Birds L irstrok ^ d toree Chicago Cub regu- mathematics and has been ®*I _Ib® Chicago 'White Sox 8-4. RUNS BATTED IN —F. Ho­ Rookie left fielder Bemie Car- and eventually scored the final ^ ^ ,f o .g team and a college physical ed­ working with former Houston ^ getting the pitches, I’m cago Cubs 11-3. SASKETBAUi an umpire in the Rec Congo vs. Allied has made Its share of contri- hits off Brewers’ loser Marty take batting practice. ward, Washington, 96; J. Po­ bo committed toe most damag­ * « « marker on Granger’s boot. g^ Q,j^g ucation Instructor into today’s buUons to the American scene, ‘ " 8 ® frozen rope The Shea Stadium crowd boos teammate Carl Warwick in real good contact, and the ing miscue when he muffed Department’s Slow well, Baltimore, 95. EXPOS - REDS — slid in for a double. S C O R E S ^ play. In Town Contest has done some changing with 8° Irom first to Reftenmund’s 16th homer of the Hon Santo and Jeers Joe Pepl- estate during the off-season, 1s ^® be added, HITS —Oliva, Minnesota, 162; Coco Laboy’s bases-loaded liner PIRATES - GIANT^ — Piteh Softball League Shelley Hamlin, Fresno, Cal­ the times. The era of Texas third in a hurry no longer are g^fo gfo^^ ^ y,g fourth *°"® they appear. It mur- thinking seriously about coach- Reggie says that realistically in the fifth inning, allowing Brand scored a tainted run in ” I always thought that Allison A. Johnson, California, 146. The Pirates retained toelr 'TONIOHT’S GAMES program. if., runner-up to the 1969 event, The Town Slow-Pltch Double Leaguers and toeing the slab Is "speed merchants.” They"flat ,pj,g center fielder also *nurs with respect as Billy Wll- ing or managing when he re- he knows he can’t expect to stay three Montreal runs to score. the second inning at ancinnati, was a decent base runner,” DOUBLES — Harper, Milwau- 2%-game lead in toe East Divi­ Biotta vs. (JJ’s 7:46 Oak North C^thla Hill 22, of St. Peters­ Elimination Tournament con­ over. It has been replaced by Ret It” now, as in Willie Davis, g^ved Hardin’s shoutout with ttems’ whipping swing creates a tires as a player. as hot as he is right now for any Expos Manager Gene Mauch reaching first on Helms’ error Twins Manager Bill Rigney kfee, 32; Fregosi, California, 23; sion by snapping a four-game Motas vs. PFOT, 9:00 Oak burg, Fla., and Doris Kostrto- tinues tonight at 6:30 with only Uncle Charlies, snap dragons Bobby Bonds and Tommie Agee, catches In the fourth, grab- hne drive. It childes Ferguson One does, after all, pick up extended period of time, started John Bateman behind and scoring on Perez’ wild San Francisco victory streak as “ Sfm®toing like toat was North. sky, toe 26-year-old Ithaca Col­ R. Smith, Boston, 238. * «ipV>n4 KPA nAairiArt r/% ISAATh tlO Bruins’ Bucyk Injured one game scheduled. Center and the good, old dying quail. "The tweener” Is another pop- bing a sinking drive by Mike •I®*^ti's ®s he ambles out of the toe plate and part-time receiv- throw. After Adolfo Phillips dou- jjgjj Robertson delivered three ''’® "®® “ f ‘1®“- - ' ^ 62 (T. Sullivan “ ®"*®" 14, J. Redmond loop. Both clubs have lost one back Into a locker room and ful- bases, "Sweet stroke," of stayed on the Twins’ heels, 4% P’®y- study the game, ’ he said. "Over quite as hot I have to hope to ington, 33; Yastrzemski, Boston, and picked up his first triumph toe Boston Bruins’ fall training 74 Wee Bum Country Club Danny Cater, John Ellis and t^). game. The loser will be elimin­ ly understanding what Is being course, is the home run swing, games behind the West leaders. His name is A1 Spangler, but the years I’ve played for some get those one or two hits most of 33. P r o Football Chart: Detroit since July 4. camp Sept. 10 despite severe leg Course. Jake Gibbs each drove in two Ed’® win by forfeit over Jets. cuts suffered to a boating accl- Hie trie eliminated three oto- ated tonight. said arotmd him. It would 'be “ "<1 when a player Is on a "hot with a 12-1 trouncing of Cleve- It could Just as easily be Eddie managers I won’t name who the time, with a walk here and STOLEN BASES — Harper, In toe other scheduled con­ comparable, perhaps, to sitting streak,” he’s now “ doing some land, Detroit whipped Oakland Miksis or Don Kolloway or My- runs for the Yankees. Ellis, with INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE dent. ers—Delancey Smith of Snyder, have taught me how not to man- there. Hitting .450 to .500 can’t Milwaukee, 30; Alomar, Oalifor- METS - ASTROS — test, Klock C o. automatically In at a session of the United polln,” or "smokin’ the pitch- 3.1, Boston clubbed Chicago 8-4 rtl Hoag or Skinny. For Spang- Enthusiasm High in Camp, the bases empty, and Cater, gggfo j „ (r Martens 9, B. The National Hockey League N.Y., Judith Whalon of Provl- age, and playing for Leo g^ forever, but to hit .350 or nia, 27. Gary Gentry, backed by a plays Gorman Brothers niurs- Natlons Security Council with- ®*''® bacon.” and Kansas City ripped Wash- ler Is a member of baseball’s (Durocher) these last four sea- g^ over a period of time Isn’t PITCHING (11 Decisions ) — six-run Met explosion to toe with one on, hit third-inning Gora 6, McKeon 6), Indian Jrs. club reported Tuesday that Bu- ^®n®®i end Mrs. A shet- eyk told team officials he suf- ^ume Hart of Short Hills, N.J. day night at 8. Klock, toe Indy out an Interpreter. Pitchers no longer "throw for ington 12-8. equivalent of the silent major- sons has given me a chance to that far beyond my reach,” Cuellar, Baltimore, 17-6, .739, third, fired a four-hitter against home runs. 16 (Stafford 6). Lions Seen as Flag Threat fered cuts about toe kneecap re- Seven members of toe U.S. champions, won by forefelt Dld you know, for example, the comers.” They’re "throw- • • * ity, the thousands of steady pro- learn a lot in a more positive -r, ^ , ... x .. 3.72; Cain, Deetrolt, 11-4, .733, Houston. Gentry also drilled a ,, If he does that he could easily qulring 25 stitches, but was able ‘ ®“ " qualified for over Wholesale Tire, toe rea­ that Bob Gibson can "flat bring ‘"S lor the black” now. When TWINS - YANKEiES — fessionals who have put in their 3.4. the Lions, defense only gave up run-scoring double in toe third The Cub regulars were mov- up batUlng down the DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit son betog toe Tlremen couldn’t it out” and "get It right Into r®*|®t fj*®*?®’'® .,®°"t®„,‘'}‘ ®, ® Holt’s soft liner ;o center off “ ''® ®'‘ ®‘*^*t*^ y®“ '® “ ‘® STRIKESOUTS — McDowell, . Lions are “ toe most enthusias­ seven points with three KC as toe Mets kayoed Larry Records Fall in Numbers to walk and had been assured '"®‘®‘l P]®^' J“ ® ^®®®‘"; ing toward the batting cage, and ®^*"®I®b lor tbe batting title by doctors he would be set for f®J Wilmington Pa., at field enough members due to aeveland, 240; Lollch, Detroit, tic I’ve seen them since toe touchdowns coming on pass in­ Dierker with five straight hits Spangler reached down to pick ®8^*tst a man who Is not only the start of training. failed to make toe cut. All vacations. 163. championship days,” claims terceptions. before he could get a man out. AL SPANGLER During Town Swim Meet A Drx.ino .x.xxxi.x..„«- —1.1 XI. but one of seven British (Jurtis up his glove. A final question. ***® teammate but a close friend. National League general manager Russ Thomas. • • • and Stan Musials are extraor- Schmidt is to the fourth year Cup members who entered also Last Night’ s Fights that he’o throwing a live fast- ^® ^ *® behind). Rookie Danny Thomnson ^ ------v,„„i__„ ______"Yes, I have one son. He’s Yastrzemski, who went l-for-4 BATTING (326 at bats) — Car-. Enthusiasm may not be a of a five-year contract and dur­ DODGERS - CARDS — Record-breaking performan- Smith. S T qualUled. Ann Irvin, Lanca- ball, and "getting it into your ^^® language has changed, npAned the ninth with the mwinQ *^****Y- ing natural L e ^ , ’’ b u t ^ T w ®®‘y ®‘8»>t years old now, but ^ esd a y night, sUll leads the ty, Atlanta, .360; Clemente, guide to predicting the future, ing the first three seasons he Wes Parker stroked three sin- ces marked toe third annual 25 Breast — 1. B. Gallagher, B.C., when a ^ a t ap- England, withdrew with a MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Frank kitchen” means that he’s Jam- training 7-6 and dropped a bunt ” ® ®"® ®^ “ '® Players you JJlInaged^o^lay^’in riMe^to^a whether or not he plays base- league with a .328 average. But Pittsburgh .349. X but this year’s Lions have much has developed toe team with nu­ gles and a double, helping Los Manchester Swim Meet held at 2. J. Daigle, 3. P. SuUck. parently torched, throwing Bu- ^ead cold; -ie Otero, 123%, Miami, stopped mlng you Inside, on the wrlsto. tbemslves or the fans. If a play- gin^fo After a foreeout, Tony ®“ ''‘ ‘ ®“ without a scoreboard, thousmid major^league games ball when he’s------older Is entirely^ -Just when------Smith Is at his— hot-•— RUNS — Bonds, San Francis­ more and appear strong candi­ merous rookies. Many of them Angeles rookie Sandy Vance toe Waddell Pool. New marks 26 Free — 1. B. Gallagher, cyk through toe window. ^mong those who failed to Carlos Zayas, 124, Holyoke, If he "gets in among the jiots ®*‘ "as muscular arms, for ex- oilva doubled, putting two nm- He is one of the men whose ended 1969 with a respectable *° blm>” be said, then paus- teat, Carl Is showing ob'vlous co, 107; B. Williams, Chicago,- dates to capture toe Central Di­ have come along fantastically beat toe Cardinals with a flve- were set in 31 of toe 42 events. 2. S. Smith, 3. J. Daigle. qualify was a former three-time Mass, 6. and pans,” you’ve got one of ______“ ‘® “aked by their friends: .262 lifetime batUng average ®‘*' '^®“ ®P®"g ladles of this nation that members planning to compete to toe majors with toe Braves, w a nart-tlme nlaver He Karras has been AU Pro four BRAVES - PHILS — 25 Free — 1. K. Carpenter, St. 65, Hebron, Conn. masquerades asI "smoke,” tb®y Ptoced in two distinct this year c^ ta ct one of toe fol- Houston. California and the X P*®^®’^- «® STOLEN BASES — TOlan, » ta and AFL Super Bowl cham­ M. Wasyluk, 3. S. FlaveU. weeks ago with a fourth round played in 101 games for Milwau­ times and Walker twice. Both a ete Boyer lifted toe Braves 2- K. McArdle, 3. J. Enderlin. 9:65 Yanks vs. Twins WINF- "heat,” “ the dead-red” and categories; "foxes” or lowing committee members: Clubs. After Pitching Mets’ Win Cincinnati 46; Bonds, San Fran- : pion Kansas Oty allowed fewer 50 Free — 1. J. Adams, 2. technical knockout. kee but had only 106 official at- u e capable of doing It again past Philadelphia with a ninth- “ Free — 1. S. Hopperstead, “ the express.” The curve ball Is "ekunks.” It is not hard to dls- Dave Douton, Dan Pinto, John After hitting cisco, 40. points. R. Lautenbach, 3. C. Wolfram. bats. His duties were mainly NEW YORK (AP) The New where . there’s nobody around,” but Karras must overcome a inning leadoff homer off south- 2. M. Kautz, 3. C. Sliver, PITCHING (11 Decisions). — ■ But only two teams to toe 13- 14 60 Free — 1. D. Brown, b e l^ bUled as an "Uncle Char- Evangelista, Bob homers and 23 RBIs In toe confined to prevenUng Wes Oov- York Mets came hime Tuesday G^m ^ 7o7ttoued‘^ t ’s‘7,^Tnot knee operation. Rush was both­ paw Chris Short, who had al- U-12 60 Back — 1. J. Hal- Ue.” or a "yellow hammer,” or P ® X ^ ° ^ T , - E‘®J®ri®- Wlnther or Me- Cub’s Great Frustration last destroying in toe nlght-a good place to put It aU toe s in e here ” ' ^ Simpson, (Cincinnati, 14-3, .824, ' NFL scored fewer points than a bleeding ulcer last lowed only four hits through toe toran, 2. J. Krascella, 3. M. 2. E. Adamy, 3. J. SuUck. 3.01; Nolan, (Cincinnati, 164, .789, Detroit! ered by Back — 1. J. FiUoramo. a "snap dragon.” P*®^®” ^ ' '. ! ! ? ' ?P®*«i®'‘ ,'^®® . released Brave leads he had helped together. And Gary Gentry did The Astros were toe ones who season. eighth. Knuckleballer Hoyt WU- Hilton. 3.19. “ We’re going to win, there’s helm earned toe victory to re- W Breast — 1. S. Tucker, 2. 60 Breast — 1. J. FiUoramo, W ^ Bud Harrelson, kneel- P ®"Hy will be accepted af- J®®‘ before toe start of the 1970 gj y,g pjgte. just that, hurling a strong four- wound up depressed Tuesday But toe question Ues with toe tag to the on-deck circle, yelta *°°“ - « ‘® ,X ^ „ ‘® ®®®®Pt betog ter Sept. 16. season and ^ ca m e a player- g , , fo , hitter for a 7-1 victory over toe n l^ t. Gentry 9-6 was to STRIKEOUTS — Seaver, New ■ no questiim about It. We’re to lief, pinning toe Phlla with their M. Hilton, 3. S. Ltosenbigler. 2. D. Brown, 3. J. SuUck. 60 Fly — 1. E. Adamy, 2. J. to Jerty Grote, stepping Into ®®**®‘* ® ‘ mumon,” and even ______coach with Chicago’s Pacific Spangler was a reguiM for • x^ ' "s'"- was to corn- York, 226; Gibson, St. Loyis, 218. have a winning season,” grinned offense, to be led by ®|||*®*’ j:® ^ ' fourth straight loss. 5® Ely — 1. J. Krascella. eran Bill Munson, or third-year FiUoramo. , FRONT END DYNAMICS toe batter’s boxr-*w u ^ w t for {l® ^ " ‘®, ^k® being called a ^ Coast L ^ e farm club at Ta- X ® * 5 ^ X h S 28?*to 129 But forgive Gentry If he Isn’t £ e Mets X k a 7-0 l e ^ tor^Wm coach Joe Schmidt without fall­ 60 Free — 1. J. Halloran, 2. ing into toe trap of predicting a man Greg Landry at quarter­ 15-17 60 ^ e e — 1. R. Pastdl, ^ snake,” he Is noi Ifnplytog Suffolk Dates games^ln 1M2, ^ b e s t season. ®*®®“ y JubUant over being back inside of three Innings, Tied for Honors Relief pitcher Orlando Pena J- Krascella, 3. S. Tucker, champlCHiship. Detroit’s last back. Munson was out six games 2. P. Moyer, 8. C. FiUoramo. la ln n i f there are reptUes slithering the mirror and hope ^ suffered a relapse of t„ ghea Stadium. It’s just that But coming home to New at midseason last year with a of toe Pittsburgh Pirates, who 13-17 60 Back — 1. B. Funke, DANBURY (AP) -Sam Pe-' crown was in 1967 when It won 50 Back — 1. R. Angle. For along toe turf. He’s telllpg him ^ H>®y ®all you a BOSTON (AP) - Suffolk 1969 s collapse, however, he was Stoce^ 1 ^ ^ wtter for Houst^ New York Un’t his favorite York Just d X n ’t hold the same broken hand but has an early trained as a non-roster player 2. M. Tucker. 60 Breast — 1. P. Moyer, 2. trmie of Hubbard Heights and ’ both toe Western Division title Shsek Abtertart the pitcher has a good curve. mtohwi-akuUlon.” Downs has received permission California and toe Cubs ' Ptoce In toe world. Joy for Gentry as going home to nodiivu overXX.»x _ Landry,______who______made De- with Kansas a t y last spring, 50 Breast — 1. J. Kautz, 2. J. Sullivan. The grand slam home run has ______toe State Racing Commis- ''‘^e left-handed ptochhltting , • "This is a depressing city for Arizona might. Burton B. Resnlk - of Wood- and league championship. trtot^a'^winner whUe he was to. last year appeared to 34 games M- Tucker, 3. D. Tomlinson. “ I tfaipfc they’ll be a strong 60 Ply — 1. C. FiUoramo, 2. been replaced by the "grand sa- . > c- ~ ‘ ®‘° " *"ove its 30-nlght fall ® ,.®,'i^,- . , and vou g6t used to it ” he said’ *"®’” ®®*^ Gentry. "There is so " I ’m better on toe road.” he bridge will be competing Sun- ' Biggest offensive question Is a for Omaha and compiled a 9-8 50 Fly — 1. B. Funke, 2. J. v contender to toelr division, P. Moyer. Brake Service day to break a tie they wound ' running back. Can Mel Farr record. He started three games. Kautz, 3. L. Tomlinson, ^ ’ ’’ 8 Stars han,^ racing mating up to toa^es^ w«f Z l l "Wl£ toe Cubs right iw . we’ve f".®® »«1®.®P®?® ” . . ®ald. "Then after a couple of said Hank Stram, coach of Kan­ 100 Freestyle — 1. R. Pastel, 4 EXPERT now a tater.” Going ______.. new dates runnine- from .flent 1« leagues were over up to Tuesday to toe' Senior' make a comeback after two A Cuban, he now makes his 60 Free — 1. B. Funke, 2. J. 2. R. Angle. Wkeel Aliienort town” means aiming for (Championship of toe Connect!- Z 2 1 ^ 1 7 to t o ^ r i x ^ h t knee operations? ^ t o ju ^ home to Hialeah, Fla. Kautz, 3. L. Tomlinson. 14- Under 100 Freestyle — 1. seats, and "going for distance' cut State Golf Association. Both ------12-under lOO IN. — 1. K. Tuck- E. Adamy, 2. J. SuUck, 3. D. lumph over - ’ " V V , 1®®‘ ot toe six baiting practice ^nnant. If I can help by pinch- thgj cto„try doesn’t seem able smUe to their sad pitcher’s toce tlon opener. P«>"« Nick Eddy have f g ^ now means, to Donnaendenon’s Milwaukee: ...... The track said Tuesdav that Tiw ^orVviT;'?*'®‘ G®ntry_doe™’t seem able smUe to their sad pitcher’s face. finished two days of competi-, Detroit had had only four year despite persistent knee Amos Otis of toe Kansas O ty ®’^. 2. S. Tucker. Brown. 244 MOAP STREET-MANCHESnSR. CONN. Q < < T> ^ f Tuesday that swings alloted to each nonregu- hitting, or giving advice to some to develop. That’s probably be- jolted Larry DlerkeY for five tlon with 149, leading a field of^ words, "putting some hemp on BATTING — Ed days practice to get ready for problems? Can Steve Owens R„yajg hit only .161 to 48 games 17-Under 100 IN. — 1. M. 12-Under 100 IN. —1. J. (EBHIMD ‘IHB DAIRY QUERN) — PHONE E4M 04S Spiezio, Pa- toe com m i^on has approved lar. "I ’m just thankful to be of toe younger players, I want cause of Gary’s Arizona up- s t r a i g h t ^ at toe start of toe 108. ^ ‘Helsman Jinx” and fo^ j^ew York Meta last sea- Tucker, 2. L. Tomlinson. Adams, 2. M. Wasyluk, 3. S. hits, toclud- toe switch from toe previously back up here again.” to do whatever I can.” bringing where he got used to third toning and built It Into a toe World Oiamplon caUefs, break toe T hxp Leaguer has fad- “ “ “ “i*. " ’’IT T*T*"A... . xx ______-•^®«-® ‘>® to third toning ana ouut u into a The 18-hcde playoff will be,, who had an extra week’s prac- be a star. son. For toe last 71 games he Boys inaveU. Spangler is a stocky 6-11, af- At 37, though, a baseball play- the wide open spaces. six-run _ _ rally.__ Gentry _ drove to 17-Under 100 IN. - 1. R. •d into oblivion and has been Diego routed Chicago 11-8. Nov. 21. played at Brooklawn (Country, tice and College AU Star game ------played with Tidewater, Va., he 8-Under 26 Back — 1. B. Gal- fable and articulate. He admlU er has to start thinking further "Home for me Is a quiet place toe last lunvrito a double. lagher, 2. M. Hancock, 3. S. Pastel, 2. R. Angle. a u b to Bridgeport. victory under their belts. 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Lost and Found 1 8277. John Verfaille, 649-5760. BE ONE OF THE Asylum St. 278-7610. WIDER MASONRY — All types of stone Part-time position available in LOST—In process of moving !®®I 4-DOOR blue C!!hevrolet, 2 and concrete work. Quality SECRETARIES — Typists - JUNK CARS removed, $10 mental health clinic of Manches­ THAN SHORT RIBS one Ught green metal table leg. H res, radio, one workmanship, work guaran­ Clerks ai)d other office skills. each. CaU 872-9433. Bonds— Stocks’— ter M/emorial Hospital. Appli­ FINAST THAT/ Vicinity of Woodbrldge St.- owner . In good running con- ______teed. CaU after 6, 643-1870, 644- cant must have MSW with some Many needed for assignments Mortgages 27 West Middle Tpke., Thursday. d‘Uon- after 6 p.m., 649- p q l l a RD Tree Service — Ex- 2976. experience in psychia'.ric social CLERK-TYPISTS near home. Temporary, full­ Finder please caU, 643-9064. TB'72. work. Please call Personnel time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, ______pert tree removal, pruning and r a l LMARK Building Co. for MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- 846-1222, ext. 243 Good opportunity for a qualified no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ LOa-T — Passbook No E 0121 1968 CHEVROLET, 4-door sedan, trimming. Reasonable. Free home Improvement, additions, ond. third. All kinds. Realty person to work in a small office lum St., Hartford. 278-7610. Savings Bank of Manchester. ® cylinder, standard, Bel air, estimates. 528-3021. rooms, house painting, statewide. Credit rating unnec- within our organization. Must be Application made for payment! Private owner. Good condition, qjjjj j q b S—anythlne done bv SB ragea, roofing, gutters. Free Reasonable. <^nIWen- COUNTER help wanted, 10-3 an accurate typist with a good ACT NOW — Demonstrate toys, ______^ ^ 649-8028. $1,176. estimates. All work guaran- tlal, quick arrangements. Alvin and 11-3, Monday through Fri- arithmetic background. Santa's Parties offers 'bthe . LOST - Passbook No. E6900 ------*’ teed. 646-0202. Lundy Agency. 627-7971. 983 j^y or Monday Ihrough Satur- most! Highest commissions, »-'iq Savings Bank of Manchester. PLYMOUTH Fury n , 4- •______Main St., Hartford. Evenings, gtarting Sept. 1st. CaU or ( jTjFRKS largest selections! No collect­ AppUcation made for payment, doer, power brakes, power g>x.,0 We offer paid training, fi­ time, Tuesday-Saturday. Ap­ U/eU, l HAVENS M A Y B E YOU TH IN K HE C O M E ON. Budget terms. EstobUshed I n ^ “ ^hUn Roofing Co., Inc. 643- ply Shoor Jewlers, 917 Main PEESONNEL SERVICES DOES— BUT IT'S TWO SAM! STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Whitney, West Hartford from $850. Call 643-5537 between 4-6 nancial assistance, and busi­ QUESnONEDH/M 1945. Days, 524-0154, eve- ______ness counseling. For Infor­ St. -B U T IT ’S TOO YEARS SINCE YOU W H A T D O ^ Manchester west side. Hours 8 P-m. We have excellent opportunities at several salary levels In MUCH FOE A S A W R E E V E S IN THE Y O U W A N T ? ------nlngs, 649-7690. p & S ROOFING and repairs mation call Mr. Cox, Sim Oil PinilllMtllMWMMIB 1 DO RULES EAY ^ O F COURSE, SU AAM ER^iWHEN M IU IT A R ^ ALL PI6HT, SLICKER.' ^ ...DURING WHICH VDU to 4:30. CaU 649-2060. ----- : — ... 7,7:::------Co. 568-34(X). Evenings and PART-TIME help evenings, no the following career disciplines: COINCIPENCEi c o u r t r o o m ! HONEY— BUT YOU WIVES'CLUBS ■ COSENT PHILOSOPHY AVOIDED THE 1S5UE- H E LO O K S HONORABLE YANKEE - ' . Trucks— ^Tractors 5 WINDOW CLEANING done at realistically. Free esti- weekends, Mr. Bill Fitz­ HEY, PUKKA SAHIB COLONEL MUST NOT LEARN HOW THAT BUZZ WITH TALK AND TOLD M E EXACTLY mates. CaU anytime, 649-1616. experience required. Apply In • ACCOUNTING • INSURANCE EXACTLY , Autoniobiios For Sal* 4 ------special low rates. Fast, effl- gerald collect 413-739-8093. person, Kentucky Fried Chick­ LIKE REEVES CANYON , DID I eo TALK ABOUT CASE ABOUT TROOP N0THIN6 .' ______1968 FORD Ranchero, V8, cient sendee. ^ fo 7 ^ • ADMINISTRATIVE • LEGAL M O VEM EN TS TOO FAR ? TO DUMB BLONDE 1967 MERCURY Comet, Capri, atandard shift, power steering, estimates. 646-4220. Roofing and en, 307 West Middle Tpke., • ENGINEERING • SALES V's W IFE ? BEFORE THEY’RE Manchester. ANNOUNCED V-8, very clean, 23,000 miles, excellent condition, 24,000 ------Chimneys 16-A • MANUFACTURING • TECHNICAL CaU 646-4980 after 6. miles, maroon, radio, heater, SMALIj Appliances repaired. • CREDIT • RETAILING Lamps, cords, clocks, razors, ROOFING — Specializing re­ Private InStrUCHonS 32 w a i t e d F rl^ y, experl- 649-9436 after 8 p.m- _enced or bright beginner, Di- • DATA PROCESSING 1966 OLDSMOBILE, Ckitiass, ra­ blenders, space heaters, etc. pairing roofs of all kinds, new j n dio, automatic, power steer­ Door bells ^and locks. Slmonlz ™ x “ v “ r ^ e ' ^ h C r ^ P . e r t ' ^ i r : We Never Charge An Applicant A Fee. ing, power brakes, excellent 1964 DODGE truck, utility body, A 'KA paste wax all cars. $6.96. X f U V a r g^ee c^dldate irtth bachelors ...... mechanical condition. 643-7791. good condition. CaU 646-4429. gree candidate with bachelors ner, good figure aptitude, typ­ “ Marcel,” 25 Wadsworth. 643- ing and shorthand ability de­ 6922. ^11 Howley 643-6361. 644- ” 1968 MUSTANG, V-8, automatic sired. Salary commensurate transmission, white sidewall Trailers— LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, with ability. CaU anytime, 646- 63 EAST CENTER ST. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY tires, radio. Owner transferred, Mobile Homes 6-A attics cleaned and removed. Heating and Plumbing 17 Schools and Classes 33 1839. 872-0761. Bulk delivery. 644-8962. b u l l d o z e r o p e r a t o r s NOW THE GAME ABC Better Homes, largest dls- ______GRANT’S Plumbing Service — WARM, understanding woman Manchester 646-4040 WARDEN CANT iU 1963 GRAND PRTX, good con- play of mobile homes in Con- r e WEAVING of bums, moth- Free estimates, plus quaUty NEEDED NOW wanted to care for three well TD LIKE SAY A WORD/ BY DICK CAVALLl dition. Asking $600. Reason for necticut. Open house dally 9-9, holes, zippers repaired. Win- work 643-6341. CONSTRUCTION IS BOOMING behaved little girls in my Bol- CARPENTER’S helper wanted, TO BLTYA WINTHROP seUing, going Into service. 646- Summer Special new 12’ wide dow shades made to measure. ton home for approximately . time, own transportation TOWN LICENSE 4661. for $4,995. ABC Better Homes, all size Venetian blinds. Keys SAM WATSON Plumbing and Bam top pay. Complete resident two weeks each month. Hours _.„eB8„rv call 742-6062 after EXPERIENCED FOR MY HAUL DK3K 1463 Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, made while vou wait. Tane re- Heating. Bathroom remodel- trainli^ program. Part or fuU- from 7:30 to 5:30 dally, no ^^ALl-l 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4- made while you wait. Tape re­ V^PET. Conn. 828-6641. ing and repairs. Free esti- time. Classes forming now. LIC. weekends or evenings. Own ______door hardtop, many extras, corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 AUTO MECHANICS Main St., 649-5221. mates. CaU 649-3808. School, call 1-228-8719 anyt.me. transportation. $25 per day. FULL - TIME or part - time best offer. 643-2602. 1961 USED APACHE tent trail­ Write Box Manchester help wanted mornings, with New car dealership has open­ er, sleeps 4. 876-2719 after 4:30 ODD JOBS, Ught trucking, car- Herald. MUST sell, 1966 Mustang. .V-8, Mill! nary, Help Wanted— mechanical experience. Top ings for additional men. Gen­ p.m. pentry, roofs, miscellaneous re­ 4-speed, vinyl roof, other ex- ______Dressmaking 19 wages paid. Apply 270 Hart­ eral shop work and new car pairs, patios, porches, retain-, Female 35 WOMAN wanted to grade and ford Rd., Manchester. tras, make offer. 649-1647, jy. sh a STA, sleeps 8, extras. preparation. Pay rate com­ Ing walls, ceramic tile, con- TROUBLE finding minis? Cus- m e d ICAL Placement Service — pack fruit. Apply Orchard Hill g -l9 9-6:80. excellent condition. Reduced. mensurate with ability, fringe Crete work. Clean up. 646-0253, tom made dresses, ladies suits, jf you need a licensed nurse or Fruit Farm, Avery St., Wap- SUPERINTENDENT for room- Must sell this week. 8 Stephens plng. benefits, clean modem shop. DUNE Buggy — Real diarp, anytime. gowns and alterations. Prompt trained aide for elderly, con- Ing house. Man or man and St. wife. Excellent situation for custom paint, many extras. service. CaU 649-1138. valescent or chronically 111. 282- INTERVIEWING dental assis­ BY AL VERMEER New, pos-A-Traction, tires, someone on Social Security. Apply, in person PRISCILLA’S POP WOODEN drain gutters cleaned HEMMING — minor alterations ®226, 643-8707. tant-secretary. Full-part-time. Hurst, SW. Must sell, no rea­ Light duties. Apartment pro­ Alts' Motorcycles and sealed. 643-0679. References. Write Box "AA” , vided. All utilities provided, £k m o n s t e r ..AS A MONSTER sonable offer refused, CaU 628- and custom made lingerie. 646- FASHION Wagon of Minnesota Bicycles 11 Manchester Herald. convenient central location. DILLON FORD IN TH ESE IN THIS RIV--- $342 or 289-5181. VENETIAN blinds cleaned at 4829. Woolen Co. has part-time WOODS IS openings In this area to seU CATALOG free. I ’ll send you all Write P. O. Box 829, Manches- 319 Main St., Manchester reasonable rates, cash and JU ST A S CHEVROLET Blscayne 1963! 6 1®®® mW bike ex- Moving— 1 nicking— our beautiful clothing. Pick Popular Club catalog. Let ter. Conn. RIDICULOUS cyllnder automatic, power ceUent condition, $160. CaU 876- carry 9-6 or home pick-up and 8060. Storage 20 your own hours to suit your your friends shop from It. Hien ;Tr7 ” DTTi>Mr'ij m an ------CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER steering, radio, heater, 30,000 delivery. Healy Building Main- famUy. Get $300. worth of free you pick $60. and more in free MILLER Pharmacy require. mUes on new motor, many tenance Service, « 1 Main St., j^jan (3IESTER — Delivery- clothtag. Must be 2l_and drive. AUce Williams, Popular | W?1,?mer‘"seillcrrxc°eU eW drug clerks, part-time, hours WELL, THEY’Ve MAILED C0LLiP...\ THOEE BUTTONHOLE POPPIEE WERE A. Manchester. 646-4220. flexible, over 21, evenings or HE’E THE COMPANY DIRECTOR TRICK TO HELP HIM PRY OUT INFORMATlOM new parts, one owner. Anticl- k a WASM 176 Bushwacker, light trucking and package de- For Information call 633-6637. Club Plan, Dept Z603, Lyn- benefits and salary opportun- weekends, driver’s license, ex- WHO WA^ HELPING THE MAFIA — , AT.THE BOARD MEETING.. pated keeping but transferred 1959^ J400. Call 643-4026. LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and Hvery. Refrigerators, washers brook. New York. INFILTRATE McKEE INPUETKIEE' out of state. Reason"We. 643------^d st«;.r m ^ : s^WWtv. MONEYgettingty^? ______‘‘ y for willing In^vldu^- perience, ’ reliable. No phone 9222 1968 TRIUMPH TR-64, 680. ex- attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, Folding chairs for rent. 649- to $100 weekly showing our ter- p a r t -t im e counter girl, living Union shop. JUl Inquiries held calls. 299 Green Rd., Manches- ' ______ceUent condition. Low mileage, trees cut and removed. 643- wM rifle line of toys, gifts, novel- jjj Vemon area to work after- confidential. CaU Mr. Grim- ter. 1962 OLDSMOBILE .88, 46,000 $945. Call 647-9650. 6000. '______ties, household Items. Call 629- noons and Saturdays In dry aldl, 529-2549 for Interview ap- original mUes, new trauismls------—-----— Pointing—-Capering 21 ^^22 or &28-0e05. cleaning store. Apply Fisher polntment. MECHANIC’S helper — pin set­ Sion, new brakes. Make a rea- 1 9 ^ 160 E^e^ent Building— Cleaners, 326 Broad St., Man- ter machines, evenings 6-U 1 4 ROGER’S PAINTING, Interior CLEJRK-TYPIST. Modem down- Chester. PART - TIME openings now p.m. Must be able to work son^ble offer. Can be seen at Contracting available In all positions. Apply the Dairy Queen on Broad St. *276. CaU 643-6626.______and- exterior, ceiling, ... -—.. wall- town alr-conditioned office. Saturday or Sunday. Apply in Free parking. Advancement op­ to manager, Parkade Bowling person. Vemon Lanes, Route LEON Cleszynskl builder—new papering. Call anytime, 643- Lanes, Parkade Shopping Cen­ portunities. Phone Mr. Rich- WOMAN to do Ught Ironing. CaU 83, Vemon. LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN 1963 PLYMOUTH Fury, 4-door, m 9 ^ $ 1 ,Z C^di homes custom built, remodel- 0923. ter. exceUent mechanical condl- ’ ing, additions, rec rooms, ga- — ards for interview. 646-1^3. 649-8607 after 6:30 p.m. / that REAMNCPE \ tiiMi, very reasonable. 643-6048 ^ t e r 6. 649-9313^______r^ges^^wreh^M Vem<;dei:5, B.H. MAGOWAN m . * ^ n s , / * ME'THERE'6-. J. weekends and aftw 6 p.m. 1966 HONDA 306, excellent con- bath tile, cement work. Steps, interior and exte^rpalntlng, A GKEAT MON&TEP. dition, must be seen. $460. CaU dormers. Residential or com- paper hanging. 'Inlrty years 1969 PONTIAC, Grand Prix, MOVIE ON TV 6494)997 after-5 p.m. merclal. CaU 649-4291. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TONIGHT/ low mileage, full power, air- ______Free estimates, fuUy insured. NURSE'S AIDES conditioning. Owner must sell. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 1967 BSA, 650 cc Ughtenlng orig- DORMERS, garages, porches, 643-7361. Attractive position open for capable secretary to CaU 649-4402. room additions, — - CMASUTT tKYieBAU- Inal, clean, $900. Firm. 649- Modem convalescent home, excellent benefits, no

P A G E THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1' MAJTCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHISTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-ONE Hbusos For Rant 65 Housos For Sola 72 Houses For Sola 72 Aiticlas For Sol* 45 MANCHESTER H ou^ For Sale TO rent fo^ hunting season, 8- / 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Lots For Sola 73 Out of Town O ut o f Town Wonted— Real Estate 77 TAKE SOIL away the Blue For Sale 75 Lustter way from carpets and BERRY’S WORLD room house on Deer Isle, “LEISURE TIME” Immediate Occupancy NEWLY painted — Older home COVENTRY — Valley View, 6 For Sole 75 CLASSIFIED Maine. References required. with 7V4 rooms plus a new cel- acres, 323’ road frontage, ex­ upholstery. Rent electric sham- 3-^edroom ranch close to buk, TWO FAMILIES ROCKVILLE — Elxcluslve 4- LAND—Louis Dlmock Realty, pooer $1. Paul” s Paint A Wall­ Call Esten or Barry. Phone at HOUSE ler rec hxim. Central location, ceUent area. Possible 2 lota, Realtors, 649-9823. school and shopping ot a well MANCHESTER VALUES BOLTON $24,900 bedroom Colonial. BeautlfuUy paper Supply. Deer Isle 207-348-2617. Man- treed and shrubbed lot. Wall to treed yard. Owner will help $10,900. Hayes Agency, 646- situated on 3 wooded acres. ADVERTISING Chester phone 643-6167. Call af- Aluminum sided Ranch, easy garwUng, fireplaced living WALKER ST. New listing — 6-room Colonial. Sbacious with financing. May be possi­ 1. Truly a handyman’s special 0131. Manchester Line, high location, Owner transferred. CaU 876- DARK, rich, stone free, loam, ter 6 p. m. Manchester or be- housework, far more leisure. first floor family room llvli^ TTOm, dining room, kitchen with ble to assume 6% per cent . . . 5 & 5 duplex, bjth will be vacant. No central heat, needs large, older 6 finisned, 7-room 6483. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, fore 7:30 a. m^ Will be most of Roomy yet compact 6 %-room garage. Choice offering at birch cabinets, stove and double stainless, mortgage. Belfiore Agency, 647- ^ R N O N — Acre plus, high Cape, oncIoSM breezeway, 2-car Addict Center stone, fill, manure, pool and summer at Deer Isle. House Ranch. PlOTty of closets. Large |27,900. Please call 649-6306. sink, 3 large bedrooms, full bath, enclosed 1413. some repairs. Situated adjllc^ent scenic location. $6,900. Bolton to high school, shopping, etc. garage, 1(4 acres, trees. 8 AJL to 4:S0 PJl. patio SEUid. 643-9604. sun porch, 2-car garage. Walking distance Lake, Vernon, half acre $4,200. heated by Franklin stove and 123.600. Asking $19,900. Wanted-—Reol Estate 77 Approved For large oil burner stove in kitch- to schools, bus and shopping. Asking LOVELY colonial — 7 rooms, Tolland acre, $3,000. Hayes TAG SALE — Hundreds of arti­ I ANDOVER $29,900 ALL CASH for your property COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT en. House equipped completely • •B &L 2-car garage, 1% baths. Dish­ Agency,. 646-0131. Ellis Island cles of good clothing and all KEITH REAL ESTATE washer, disposal, wall to waU 2. 4A4 on Cambridge Street. within 24 hours. Avoid red except for bed linen and BARROWS and WALLACE Co. PORTER ST. Immaculate 7%-room Colonial Cape. First Both soon vacant. Excellent in­ Vacant 5-bedroarn, modem 9- VM. DAT BEFOBK PCBUOATION types of miscellaneous Items. In several rooms. Central. Mn ANDOVER — Wooded building room Ranch, buUt-in kitchen, tape, instant service. Hayes NEW YORK (AP) — Ellis Is­ Some anUqes, old bottles, towels. FHirnlshed. 646-4126 649-1922 floor paneled family room with many cus­ come producer, fine location. DeadUne for Saturday and Monday lo 4;M p.m. Fridas Manchester Parkade, Mannh. Lombardo; Belfiore Agency, lot, artesian well, walking dis­ family room with fireplace, 2 Agency, 646-0131. land, through which 16 million S49-6306 tom built-in features, including type Good value .at $28,900. Saturday, August 22nd and Sun­ fireplace, large well-Ughted living room 647-1418. tance to lake and school, very baths, sundeck, walk-out base­ day August 23rd, from 10 to 4. good residential area. Paul W. ment. Easily financed. immigrants passed from 1893 to Out of Town IMMACULATE 7-room Raised MANCHESTER — 7-room with fireplace, formal dining room with 64 Homestead St., Manchester. GET more for your money! Buy Dougan Agency, Realtora, 649- 1964, Is soon to be turned into a D IA L 64^2711 Ranch, 4 bedrooms, modem lonial, near bus line, back- built-in china cabinets, work saver kitch­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor For Rant 66 en, 3 bedrooms, IH vanity type tiled a Split Level. 7V4 rooms, 3 full 4536, 646-1021. LEGAL narcotics rehabilitation center NEED Ures? 40 per cent dis­ _ kitchen, many extras, large yard fenced in, needs some baths. First floor laundry room, waU to baths, 2-zoned heat. Automatic Lawrfence F. Fiano, Realtor by a black self-help group that count. Premium. First Line. ROCKVILLE — 6 spacious swimming pool. A nicely treed remodeling, $28,900. Mitten wall carpeting, central air-conditioning kitchen, tremendous family 643-1577 MANCHESTER, approximate­ NOTICE Conrinupd From Pr»c»dinq Po y Wide ovals. And truck Ures. rooms, J175. monthly, heat and priced at $27,900. R.B. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. recently occupied the property throughout. Finished rec room In the base­ room. Must sell quickly. Bel- ly 4 acres corner of Fern and 649-5371 The Planning Commission of for is days. Coles DIscoimt StaUon, 461 hot water tacluded two cM d- associated Brokers, 649-9926. .an Wx ment, attached garage, large paUo with flore Agency, iB47-1413. Gardner Streets. Ideal for the Town of Bolton will hold a West Center St., 648-6332. ren accepted, no pets. Security ______RAISED Ranch — $26,600. Six fireplace. Good value. $37,800. MANCHESTER Builder has 3 The N a ti on a 1 Economic Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 clubs, convalescent homes, public hearing on Wednesday, deposit, private home. Only GARRISON Colonial, modem rooms, wall-to-wall' carpet, desirable building lots in estab­ VERNON .. .Top buy here . . . Growth and Reconstruction Or­ SCREENED loam, processed WOODLAND ST. 7-room custom Ranch. Main floor, 3 bed­ THIS Is value! Six big rooms, etc. Reasonable. Heritage August 26, 1970 in the Communi­ quiet responsible family need wtehen, formal dining room, built-ins, fireplace, 2-car lished residential area for cus­ 6(4 room ranch with 1(4 baths, ganization—NEGRO—said Tues­ gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, rooms, kitchen with carpeted eating area, 2 full baths, 2-car garage, mod­ House, 646-2482. ty HaU at 8:00 p.m. for the pur­ apply. Call 878-0866. large living room with fire- garage, trees. Hutchins Agency, tom homes. Will build from our carpet In kitchen, fireplace, day that the National Park GROCERY fill, stone. George H. Grlffing. spacious living room with fuU wall stone em kitchen with new floor! pose of considering the prelimi­ FULL-TIME place, one full and two half- Realtors, 649-6324. plans or youra. For further in­ MANCHESTER — 140x140 C^ exceUent locaUon. Tough to Service had given It a special- Inc., Andover, 742-7886. ^ R N O N — Willow Brook fireplace and glass sliding doors leading Large treed lot, central loca­ nary subdivision map of L.eon- to a large stone patio, carpeted floors, formation call, 643-0345. use permit to remain on the NIGHT PORTER Apartments. Immediately new JUMBO SIZE colonial in execu- tion. Bellflore Agency, 647-1413. zone corner parcel opposite ac­ beat at only $25,900. T. J. tlna Negro being subdivided by CLERKS ALUMINUM sheets used as 3V^ rooms at $160. Heat, hot tiled bath. First floor offers large rec cess road to hospital. Excel­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 25.7-acre island for five years 10 p.m. - 7 a.m. r“ ^ S ^ - S - ‘^hborhood .6 years old. room plus office or studio and full bath. MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- George A., David G. and Ray­ printing plates, .006 thick, 28x water, refrigerator, oven-range. ______modem kitchen, large formal t h e v e r y best! Adelaide Rd. lent potential and price. Heri­ and develop it. Oversized 2-car garage, treed lot, city room Cape with 3 bedrooms, BOLTON — SPACIOUS 4(4- mond J. Negro, off French Five nights per week. For Part-time and full-time posi­ 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for $1 disposal, dishwasher, wall to gj senlorlta, Spanish influ- dining room, family room with area. 7-room Colonial Ranch tage House, 646-2482. The park service, supervisor tions available. Starting rate utilities. Asking $^,500. formal dining room, carpeted room Ranch, like new condi­ Road. of the weed-choked reed estate general cleaning and cus­ 643-2711. wall carpeting, air-conditioning, ence Colonial, 7 spacious fieldstone fireplace, large on half-acre treed lot. 2 % baths, A copy of said map Is on file depending upon experience BETTE DRIVE For the large famUy Executive type. 11- living room with fireplace, pri­ tion, eat-in kitchen, built-ins, that is part of the Statue oi Lib­ todial wprk. Must be bond- swimming pool, lighted tennis rooms, baths, 2-car garage, front-to-back living room with 2-car garage, central air-condi­ in the Town Clerk’s office. able and have a clear record plus complete program of FLYING instrucUon books, courts, basketball court, park­ fireplace, half bath. Second room Ranch, 6 bedrooms, spacious living tioning. Belfiore Agency, 647- vate shaded yard. Wolverton Resort Property fireplace, garage, lake privi­ erty National Monument, con­ central, city utilities. Morrison, leges. $20,600. Hayes Agency, James G. Hassett, lor honesty and dependabil­ fringe benefits. Apply compasses, home course law ing and storage all included. floor has 6 bedrooms, 8 full room, separate study, large dining room, 1413. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. firmed the rei>ort and said the Realtor, 643-1016. For Sale 74 646-0131. Chairman ity. books, kitchen set, 649-6898. © mo No pets. Call Hartford, 627-9238, baths. Two-car garage, beau­ big kitchen with deluxe bullt-lns and permit usually Is renewable. canned good cabinet. Living room with Robert E. Gorton, Vernon, 872-4400. RANCH — 6 rooms, large liv­ tifully landscaped yard. FVr DRIVE by this beautiful Split MANCHESTER—ExceUent area, COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ During the occupati » Colonial, 1% baths, 2-car gar­ pletely redone! Job change ne­ and setting up small factories to HUl St. Manchester, 649-1604. Realtors, 649-2813. rooms, 1(4 baths, first-floor fam­ erator. Keith Real Estate, 646- lot, large rooms, mud room, cy, 646-0131. cations are available at the to 4:30 p.m. 7696. hot water, and appliances. Call FOR RENT New Hampshire, age, central, city utilities, alu­ ily room with sliding glass door cessitates fast sale. Belfiore lake privileges. Only $20,000. manufacture chemicals and 3 bedrooms, wall-to-wall car­ 4126 or 649-1922. General Services Office, 41 Cen­ WANTED — licensed plumber CARPETS and life too can be ------T after 6, 646-3872 MANCHESTER — A spacious minum siding. Priced right. You’ll llnd charm and conveni­ to troe shaded patio. Two-car Agency, 647-1413. Fiano Agency 646-0191. COVENTRY — 4-year old, new­ clothing. peting, fireplace, private, ence plus prestige and pleasure ter Street, Manchester, Con­ inunedlately. Good'; wages, CABINEIT makers. Exhibit shop beauUful if you use Blue THREE-PIECE bedrwm set. lawn surrounds this 4-bedroom Morrison Realtor, 643-1018. attached garage, aluminum sid­ ly painted, 7-room oversized experience preferred. Excel­ mahogany, $300, or best offer. ATTRACTIVE 5 - room apart- In a 7 room ranch designed for REDWOOD farms is tremend­ LAKEWOOD Circle — 7-room necticut. good working conditions. 646- Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ handy to activities. Available Cape home In a neighborhood ing, fireplace and much more. COVENTRY — Hurry won’t last! Cape, on treed acre, 6 miles lent openings. Displaycraft, Call between 9-2, 647-1397. ment, centrally located, stove, Aug. 22 - Sept. 19, $90. week­ MANCHESTER — Price re­ happy family living. Features Just one year old. Mid $30. Mr. ously popular. Drive by this Ranch on 100x272 wooded lot, Town of Manchester, 2112. er $1. Olcott Variety Store. ideal for your children. Call us Move right In, 4-room Ranch, from Manchester, 1(4 baths, Manchester, 643-6667. ___ _ — — ------parking, adults, references, no ly. Phone 876-2272 or 1-603-367- duced, executive 2-year old fully equipped kitchen, open full Lewis 649-5306. gorgeous 6-room tree-surround­ overlooking reservoir and Connecticut now to see this lovely home. garage. Only $3,000. down. . PART-TIME counter help, two TAKE soil away the Blue Lustre SOFA bed, $76; freezer chest pets. $135. Sept. 1st. 649-5324. 4797. Raised Ranch, Glastonbury attic, heatod basement with rec ed Ranch and see why! The ad- country club, fireplaced living built-ins, raised fireplace. Own­ Robert B. Weiss, Only $24,900. The Paul W. Dou- room and fireplace, 1(4 baths, 2 Owner wUl finance. Only LEGAL or three nights a week, 6-1 a.m. line. Must be seen, low 40’s. dess is 276 Redwood Road. room, formal dining room, den, er anxious, $26,600. 742-8131. General Manager gan Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, car garage and park like lot. $12,900. 528-0686. Call or apply Arby’s Roast T n t ^ e W e s h a S ^ »30. Call 649-7841, anytime. FIVE-ROOM flat, no pets, no CAPE COD - Dennlsport - Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. Nuff said until you call us to 3 bedrooms, garage. Job trans­ CARLYLE-JOHNSON children. Call 649-0866, after 6 646-1021. This lovely Rockledge home has • . B &. W •• COVENTRY — 6-room Raised NOTICE Beef, 287 Broad St., 649-8043. er $1. iPlnewood Furniture Three-bedroom cottage, all Inspect. Belfiore Agency, 647- fer dictates bargain price of SEVEN-ROOM Split Level, 8 GAS STOVE, Glenwood, two- p.m. aluminum siding for low cost BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Ranch. Modem kitchen with Pursuant to the provisions of MACHINE CO. conveniences. Vacancy August m ^ c h e S'TER _Huee 8-room MANCHESTER — A real bar- maintenance. This Is a quality Manchester Parkade, Manch. 1413. $28,900. CaU early! Bel Air bedrooms, family room, 2- CUSTOIMAN — Full-time year Shop. years old, excellent condition. . . . built-ins,,.^ 1(4 baths, fireplace, Section 13a-68 of the 1969 Re­ 22 to 29th. Call 876-0682 after- Colonial, excellent ® condition, — ■- *- this“ •>- 3^bedr^m’ ------alum^ built home in mint condition. 649-5306 Real Estate. 643-9332. acre treed lot, fireplace, ga­ roimd employment, 48 hours $70. Refrigerator, $16. Call 647- AVAILABLE Sept. 1st., large 2- SOUTH end location — Six family room, sundeck, 2-car vision of the General Statutes of TWO-YEAR old Sylvanla color 6 p.m. garage, large lot, centraUy lo- "um sided. Ranch with 1% For an appointment to Inspect, rage. Priced to sell. Hayes per week, evening shift, paid Openings for: bedroom, includes wall to wall MANCHESTER Line — Large room Ranch with wall to wall. garage, % acre wooded lot, Conneceicut and Section 128, TV, Maytag waaher, dryer, c ^ . Owner may help In fl- baths. Only $24,900. Heritage call Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom Agency, 646-0131. HOMEMAKERS vacation and hospitalizaUon. carpeting, air - conditioning. 7-4 duplex, double garage, 1.1 Electric stove will stay. Treed $26,500. Phllbrlck Agency, Title 23, U.S. Code of 1968, as stereo, brass fireplace set, twin mancing. Asking only $28,900. House, 646-2482. Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. frame and brick Ranch under Apply to manager, Parkade Turret Lathe Operator beds, 'recliner chair, refrigera- SEWING Machine - ^nger zlg dishwasher, refi^erator, ound, 21 Angel LARGE furnished room for month. Paul W. Dougan Agen- PROPERTY Bzzzzzzzz in and see our 4200. fiore Agency, 647-1413. and deep wooded lot. This MALE and FEMALE . , ^ Ranch with large lot In beauti- tetame bea, Siaipla at that. Nothlaq it male only, parking, $16 weekly, cy, 649-4636, 646-1021. KEITH REAL ESTATE home is in exceUent condlUon the Connecticut Department of St. Two buildups and ®xtra ot jully wooded setting. Pink busy Bea. We’re ready, THREE family — one block off added bat care. Arby’t ore wbat Roast MACHINE OPERATORS Call 644-0123 after 6 . ------comer location. One b u ild in g __ ' •> in a lovely neighborhood. A Transportation — Bureau of 646-4126 649-1922 Main St. Good investment. For ■ oof Saadwiebtt really theold be. Try Highways, as well as written MACHINE REPAIRMEN has two apartments and one marble fireplace, 3 bedrwms, good value at $29,900. Helen Household Goods 51 Th o m p s o n House - ^ t - office. Second building occupied baths, family room, large willing and able to assist PRESIDENTIAL details, Mr. Lombardo, Bel­ aae today.' Voa will .never aqale be views received as a result of MACHINE CLEANERS ______tage St., centrally located, Furnished fiore Agency, 647-1418. D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. by full-time Day Care Center, flagstone patio. $29,600. Phil------you in the sale or pur­ 'SatitRed with anything lets than an coordination with various agen­ AUXILIARY WORKERS CLEAN, USED refrigerators, large pleasantly furnished Apartments 63-A $115,000. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- NEW LISTING — six - room VILLAGE PREiSTTGE deluxe home, Cov­ Arby't — delicloaily different! cies, officials o r groups, is ranges, automatic washers rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 SEVEN room Cape with 2-car- 4200. Ranch, central alr-condltion- entry lake frontage 226’ with available for public inspection Will Train Qualified Applicante. with guarantees. See them at for overnight and permanent NICELY furnished three-room chase of YOUR property. garage in desirable Manchest­ ing, two full baths, fireplace, APARTMENTS 11 rooms, 3(4 baths, wall to wfiU or copying In Room 234 at the Company paid fringe benefits including Profit B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 646 guest rates. apartment, first floor In two- DAY CARg CENTER im m a c u l a t e 6%-room Ranch er Green area. Lovely patio, wall to wall carpet, garage, carpeting throughout, balcony Bureau of Highways office Sharing. Main St. Call 643-2171. family house. Heat and elec- Established business, fully with rec room and garage. full basement. Shows well, Now renting, one and two heated basement, garden ROOM with kitchen privileges, overlooking cathedral celling at 24 Wolcott HIU Road In Weth­ triclty Included. $160. J. D. equipped, state licensed. Excel- three bedrooms, kitchen has owner transfered. $24,000. KEITH bedroom apartments. Carpet­ house in rear. Mr. Zinsser, MAPLE end tables, round oof- country atmosphere, close to ing, 2 air-conditionera, 1(4 Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. sunken living room with fire­ ersfield, Monday through Fri­ Real Estate Associates, 643- lent income, $25,500. bullt-lns and dining area. Im- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Arby's day, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Ten­ fee table, colonial sofa, uphol- Meinchester, female preferred, place. Tremendous center 5129. mediate occupancy. Assum- 649-2813. REAL ESTATE baths.UIB. Cheney Brothers, Inc. stered rocking chair, i cherry Call after 6, 649-6660. CaU Frances K. SIX room Cape In low twenties. haUs, story book kitchen, two- tative schedules for right-of-way harvest table, 646-4276. ------...... ------F&D ANNULLI REALTY able mortgage. $23,600. Wolver- e s T»r 172 E. CENTER ST. Wagner, Rental Fireplace, large kitchen, sun- car garage. Parkilke atmo­ 2S7 BROAD STREET acquisitions and construction, 31 Cooper Hill St.___ 649-6544 Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. __ Manager, 646-2628 porch. Private rear yard, 4 bed­ as well as relocation assistance MANCaiESTBR, CONNECTICUT — ------— ~ COMFORTABLY furnished ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, all gage, monthly payments $90.. 649-1922 646-4126 sphere. Morrison Realtor, 643- ROPER 30 gas r ^ e , two sleeping room for employed utiliUes $125 monthly. 649-8861. NEW LISTING — Immaculate small^three-bedroom Ranch. or 648-1928. rooms possible. Belfiore Agen­ 1016. programs, will be discussed at years old, never used, copper- genUeman, on bus line, park- ______MANCHESTER aluminum sided Ranch with Modem kitchen, new furnace. cy, 647-1418. the public hearing. tone, rotlsserie, cook and keep ing. 272 Main. TWO room apartment in coun- MANCHESTER suburbs, busl- garage, full basement, bus Call and see this cutie. Mitten MCANCHESTER — Exclusive Written statement or exhibits Live Stock oven, thermo top burner, etc. — ^ ^ ------;------;— — try, furnished, utilities Includ- ness location 6H-room Ranch, NEUV listing — Large Colcmial (Next to A&P) line Possible three bedraoms, Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. 1,800 square foot custom buUt concerning this project may be Call Mon-Wed., 5-9 p.m. 649- ROOM for woman In private jo j weekly 742-8161 / m baths, excellent condition, completely redone featuring Cape, breezeway, 2-car ga­ 0321. home, kitchen and living room ' * y. . o . carpeting. $19,900. Wolverton submitted, either at the Ome of country store, out buildings. WOODHILL HEIGHTS — 7H- eat-in kitchen with stove and rage, beautiful wooded double the public hearing, or may be FOUR heifers and three goats. ------privileges. Southend. 643-8078 Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. dishwasher, formal dining 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, room Ranch, first-floor family lot. Asking $to,900. FrecheUe mailed or delivered to the Bu­ 644-0248. SEWING MACHINE — New after 6 p.m. room, den and first-floor laun­ 646-0131. NINE-ROOM Colonial, large room, large beautlfuUy finish­ Realtors, 647-69M. reau of Highways office in 1969 zlg zag, unclaimed laya- Business Locations GOOD INVESTMENT dry room. Wall to wall through­ kitchen, formal dining room, ed rec room in basement, en- BOARDING-8 box stalls, green buttonholes monograms, ROOM with kitchen privileges For Rent 64 out. New roof. Priced below NEW LISTING—Bowers School, Good for FREE FRENCH FRIES Wethersfield until October 1, pasture iMd, trails, ^ g on bus line for lady. Call after 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- closed paUo, garage. Excep- Adjoining business zone at Bolton Notch on 1970. These written statements rink, jumping-liiwknlnar vialHfield, available.ovailnrila * * m _____ Investment Property market in the twenties. Two- 3-bedroom Colonial, 1(4 baths, with each ARBY’S ROAST BEEF SANDWICH purchased. terms. 522-0931 dealer. 6 p.m., 649-5136. MIDDLE TURNPIKE near Par­ floor family room, 4 bedrooms, Uonally weU maintained. Phll­ Route 44-A. Thousands of cars pass property or exhibits will be made a part Two minutes from Gay City, car garage. Mr. Zinsser, Bel­ garage, low, low 20’s. Wolver­ kade, air - condiUoned office ______For Sole 70-A 2-car garage. Laige lot, $26,- brlck Agency, Realtors, 646- daily from new 1-84 which makes it valuable COME — BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY of the public hearing and will $66. monthly. Bay mare, 7 4200. fiore Agency, 647-1413. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. space available. ExceUent MANCHESTER close to shop- 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ for the future. Lot 267’x200’ approximately, 6- — NO LIMIT PER COUPON — be considered In the same way years old, 14.2, English, good Rooms With Board 59>A tors, 646-4200. parking. As low as $125. ping, 4-family with 4 room room house and 2-car garage. For Sale sign on FOREST HILLS — Cnistom 8- MANCHESTER-Bolton Line, 6- as oral statements. prospect jumper. Call 649-3363. Public Notice room (Colonial with 4 bedrooms, OOVPON GOOD FOB AS MANY FREE SEBVINOS OF All persons Interested in this ROOM for rent with meals. If monthly. Call LouArruda, 644- apartments, 4-car garage, new MANCHESTER is next door to property. Price $30,000 with some financing. room custom buUt Ranch, cast 2(4 baths, 2-car garage., love­ FRENCH FRIES AS NUMBER OF SANDWICHES PURCHASED. matter are welcome to attend desired. In Rockville. Call 876- 1B39. heating systems and roof. Mid this beautiful 4-room Ranch, iron baseboard heating, zoned Pouifry and Supplies 43 To Lease or Buy WOODLAND Shown by appointment. ly screened rear porch, deep system, underground 1,000 gal­ the public hearing. 7321. vipwiH.oi tJZ 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. has oversized garage and In COUPON GOOD THRU AUG. 23 3 Rooms of New Furniture NEW modem off ces, Ideal for ------2 ! -----1------excellent condlUon. Call on this. treed lot. Mr. Lombardo, Bel­ lon oU tank, 2-car garage, 2 Ralph L. Hager, MANOR fiore Agency, 647-1418. Deputy Transportation Many hours and openings avail- BABY Rlngneck pheasants for from profession's Plenty tA tree MANCHESTER - buslaess $19,500. Mitten Agency, Real- EVEREH T. McKinney, realty fireplaces, one acre comer lot. Oomnilssloner able for full or part-time. sale. 228-9686. Apartments— Flats— parking. East Center St. loca- block with 6 apartments, ex- tors, 643-6930. BOLTON * M3.2224 MTOTLE ST. - ^ u s t off Main Looking for economy, comfort Inquire In person or call 646- — —------Uon. Call 646-2212. cellent condition. Owner will APARTMENTS and privacy? Locaticxi; comer Bureau of Highways Tenements 63 • Homestead Street St. Large older home with 1978 for appointment. DoqS——Blf OS PefS 41 MODEL HOME finance 80 per cent at 8H per M ^ C M S T E R - two - famUy, 2-car garage. Must sell, make Birch Mountain Rd. and Tink­ STORE, 20’x70’, 846 Main St., large lot, 6-6 In good condlUon, Manchester, Conu. ★ COLONIAL WE HAVE cuartomers waiting Downtown Manchester. Avail- ®®®t. Terrific income produc a reasonable offer. Convenient er Pond Rd. For appointment, for the rental of your apart- able September 1st. f-nii 622- er. CaU now, Haj'es Agency, near everything. CaU on this WOODLAND MANOR offers location, 7 rooms. Belfiore caU TOwne Real Estate 649- FOUR Siamese kittens for sale. MODERN one. Mitten Agency, Realtor*, the ulUmate in convenient 4066. CLIP AND MAIL TODAY • CLIP AND MAIL TODAY Call 646-8168. ★ SPANISH ment or home. J.D. Real Es- s ii4. 046-0181. Agency, 647-1413. tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129.------643-6930. prestige Uving, with schools, LEARN INCOME TAX PREPARATION • CHOICE OF OAT OR ★ PROVINCIAL ------MAIN STREB3T office space, shopping and reUgious facll- Whose Lucky Day Will It Be? TWO-FAMILY duplex, ce n ti^ y MANCHESTER — Just listed, EVENINO CUSSES In Just 12 wookz, H & R Block, America’s m a n ^ WOMAN for cleaning from AVAILABLE for September 1st. 100 per cent location near cordially invited to lUes nearby. located in Manchester, 6-6 duplex, caU for details. WUl REQUEST FOR • LOW COST T U IT IO N ^^^nlngs 7^^apply I n ^ FREE-klttens, caU 647-1103. nOUSeS rof aoie #2 inspect this immaculate 7- fast at $28,900. Frechette Largest Income Tax Service, will teach you how INCIUOES AU SUFTLIES occupancy, 1-bedroom luxury banks, alr-conditloned, auto­ rooms each side. Two-car ga­ to prepare income lax returns . . . and how son Vernon Lanes, Route 88, room Colonial with attached IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY rage. EixeeUent condlUcm. Realtors, 647-9998. • FULL OR PART-TIME $288 apartment at beautiful Teresa maUc fire sprinkler. Apply PIIKIN Street. . .One of Man- INFORMATION YOU can make extra money as .a trained lax EMPLOTMENT Vernon. garage located In beautiful El­ Spacious one-bedroom $28,900. Hie Paul W. Dougan Apartments includes waU to Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Chester’s most gracious apartments, refrigerator, ROCKLEDGE — 4 - bedroom consullanl. An Ideal course lor houtewives, OPPORTUNITIES FREE—4 kittens, call 049-2462. Any Item may be purchased wall carpeting, air-condition- — ____------; homes, H rooms, 4% baths . . . lington Ridge. Upon your in- Agency, Realtors, 640-4686, 646- •tudenta, retired people— anyone wanting lo separately. specUon you wUl find a huge stove, dlahwasher, disposal, Cape, original owner reUrlng, • TAUSHT RY EXPERIENCED Ing, dishwasher, refrigerator, Green — grow d SeUlng for $69,500 and weU 1021. make EXTRA MONEY. No previous experience BLOCK TAX PEOPU Uving room with fireplace, for­ alr-condlUoning, fuU carpet­ 1(4 baths, rec room, breeze­ range, disposal, $162. per floor *’ 900 square feet, front por- — ^vorth It. T.J. Crockett, Real- ing, total electric th ro i^ - required. Enrollment open to anyone. INSTANT CREDIT mal dining room, kitchen with QUALITY 6-room Ocdonlal, ga­ way, double garage, flowering BUEE — 2 yellow male kittens, FREE — Small spayed female month. Paul W. Dougan Agen­ Uon carpeted. Second floor, one toj. Q43.1577. out. loads of cabinets and buUt-in rage, large rooms, private trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, • weeks old, housebroken, had dog, 3-years old, good with cy, 649-4635, 646-1021. large room, 360 squEure feet, al- _ ’ ENROLL NOW!Nf! \ aboU. Call 646-060S. children. Call after 6, 647-1040. OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 so, three adjoining offices. WIU MANCHESTER — Immaculate mnRe and oven, half bath and Model apartment open for backyard, ^cellent ccmdltion, 646-0181. InspecUon Sat. and Sun. 1-6 356-R West Middle Turnpike MON.-FRl. 10-9 LOOKING for anything In real rent together or one or two 6-room Ranch, fireplace, air- paneled famUy room with sUd- exceUent location. Owner, 646- CULSSES STARTART h week days by appointment! 1669. MANCHESTER — Large exec- Manchester, Conn. 06040 estate rental - apartments, separately. CaU 649-2741 or 649- condiUoned, carpeting, covered Uig g l ^ dcMra leading to Starting at $176 monthly. uUve 4-bedroom home with 2(4 paUo, ^ v e and dlahwasher, paUo. " .Upstairs,...... fuU ceramic tUe SEPTEMBER 14 J l homes, mulUpIe dwellings, no 6 ^ - MANCHESTER — To settle es­ ceramic baths, huge double B i J S X s H & G half acre lot. Must be seen. bath, master bedroom with half fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As­ tate, older 6(4-room 2-story garage, landscaped lot. Low **~ ~~ ~ * ~~ ~~ 11 ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ **" , POLISHERS WANTED sociates, Inc. 643-0129. Asking $27,000. Frechette Real­ bath and walk-in closet, two FURNITURE tors, 647-9993. more bedrooms, one of which home, central, quiet, con­ 40’s. Heritage House, 646-2482. 627 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Conn. Phone: 236-1981 ROOMS, stove, refrigerator, Houses For Rent 65 has a buUt-in deak. Tliere’s venient location. ExceUent Men who are willing to learn polishing for finish work on MANCHESTER — The very stnd me a raglatration form and Information about the 1971 H & R Block 669 Burnside Ave. CAMBRIDOB ST. • 6 rooms, terms to qualified buyer, $26,- $126. Security deposit. Call SDC-ROOM Colonial, $240. lease more, much, much more like best in this huge execuUve Incorra Tax Courae. This la a requeat for Information only and places me under turbine blades and vanes. Above average hourly rate. East Hartford heated garage, 2 stories, paUo Rockledge Area 000. J.D. Real Estate Asao- 5 after 6, Available now. Adults and references. Wolverton centr^ alr-condiUonlng, walk­ no obligation to anroti. 289-0756 with large lovely shaded yard. elates, 643-6129, 648-8779. home. Several fantasUc fea­ Mage benefits and pro0t sharing plan. only, no pets. 649-7681. out basement, closets galore Agency, 649-2818. This 5U room ranch wiU go fast. The price is right, tures. Must be seen. Heritage NAME BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI­ Can be bought with or without and we could go on and on but. MANCHESTER IMMACULATE 7-room Raised House, 646-2482. . TURE ANYWHERE, SEE OUR Center — REaoECORATED first floor 2- comptote furnishings. Owner Instead, why not eome out and U & R the house is clean. See it without delay, IV^ baths, 1 Ranch with 8 bedrooms, kitch­ ADDRESS LOW PRICES. Home and office for lease, one famUy, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, going south. Oonvenloit to see for yourself what $80,9(X>. REALTY CO.. INC. car garage, well landscaped lot. Fireplace. Rec. Rm. en has buUt-in oven and range, DEX3EPTIVELY big, 3 bed­ INCOME TAX CITY PHONE chUd preferred, $260. per uving room with fireplace, schools, slumping and bus. wlU buy for you and your fam­ 99 EAST CENTER 8TREB1T Close to school. $28,900. large airy Uving room, dining rooms, family room, move-ln Reasonabley priced, middle 86" ROPER gas stove with gas month, beat included. Refer- yard, stove, refrigerator, heat Uy. CaU the Paul W. Dougan MANCHESTER, CONN. room, 2 bathrooms, huge fam­ condition including carpeting, STATE Z IP CO DE heater, exceUent condlUon. ences required. Hayes Agency, included. $200 monthly and 20’a. Charles PonUcelU, owner- Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, 646- 648-9661 or 648-2692 Uy room and 2-car garage. dr^ies, aluminum siding, flre- COURSE 64S-06S9. broker, 649-9644 or 872-4732. KEITH REAL ESTATE . 646-0131. lease. 643-0002 after 6 p.m. l(m . Only $33,900. Wolverton Agen­ place, oversized cape, central. CLIP AND MAIL TODAY M9-I922 646-4126 cy, Realtors, 649-2818. Morrison, Realtor, 643-1016. l ■ ■ ■ ■ a V

WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 19, 1970 PAGE THIRTy-TWO ^aurtiratipr Evening !|n'alli Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 0*Ciock

180 Greenwood D r.; Richard -fh Calvary Church will have a All women wishing to help Bloking Gets McGonville, 99 Ke/eney St.; Car­ Hospital Phone Alw ut Town midweek service of a Bible peel peaches for the annual “Whatever The olyn F. Nosal, 397 Griswold St., study of the Book -of Hebrews Peach Festival of the Eighth AYerege Daily Net Press Rnn The Weather Glastonbury. The telephone number for A country western barbecue and prayer tonight at 7:30 at the District Fire Department will Occasion—Elowem for Manchester Jaycees and meet Friday at 8:30 a.m. at the For Hie Week Ended Position At Also, Linda C. Pagan!, 311 Manchester Memorial Hospi­ church. Say It Best!” Anenst lit, 1V70 Cooper Hill St.; David A. Poul- tal was changed a few their wives will be held'Satur­ firehouse. Main and Hilliard Cloudy, warm, humid with lot, 292 Lydali St.; Mrs. Esther months ago, but too late to day at 7:30 p.m. at the Warner ’There will be Vesper Service Sts. They are reminded to bring chance of showera-thunder- New Caldor M. Ringstone, 38 Edward St.; be listed correctly in the new Ranch, Carpenter Rd., Bolton. with Holy Communion tonight at a paring knife and bowl. ahowers through Friday noon, The program will Include 14,780 iianrijpfitpr IhraUii Mrs. Janet E. Ruff, 16^ High­ phone books. The hospital 7:30 at Zion Evangelical Luth­ PENTLAND the Floriet low tonight near 70. High to­ Frank C. Bloking of 2S0 W. land Ave., Rockville; Milton W. number is 646-1222. square dancing, guitar picking, eran Church. St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh: 24 BIRCH a r. •48-4444 • » w Uanchester—^A City of Village Charm morrow in 80s. CenW St. has been named aa- Sherman, Bolton; Mrs. Florence and folk singing. Those wishing ters of Isabella, will hold a Open Monday through Saturday 8:80 AJI. to 6.8* P-m. more information or to make siatant manager of the new Cal­ A. Smith, 58A Chestnut St. ’The Senior High Methodist paid-up ' membership dinner reservations may contact Mrs. ’Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Why Not Live A Uttie! Flowers From PEN'nLAND’S VOL. LXXXIX, n o . 273 dor, Inc. discount department Also, Richard G. Smiley, M. Stakun, 2486 Ellington Rd., Youth Fellowship of South Unit­ TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1970 (Classtfled Advertlstiig on Page 19) PRICE TEN CENTS Huntington Dr., Vernon; Joseph South Windsor; William L. Lee McCray, 280 E. Middle home of Mrs. Edward Faber of WW Brighten Up Your World So Much — Delivery store which opens tomorrow Tpke. ed Methodist Church will meet Anywhere In The Worid! W. A. Trpatault, 173 Center St.; Savery, 79 Nike Circle; Elisa tonight at 6:30 at the home of 24 Niles Dr. There will be an morning in Rocky Hill. Marian S. Tomusiak, 66 Meadow and Michelle A. Giannelli, the Rev. and Mrs. Gary Cornell, apron table. Bloking presently serves as Lane; John M. Wojtyna, 22 Storrs; Mrs. Antonia M. Roy, 11 Michael Orfitelll of 2 Village 120 Delmont St. assistant manager of the chain's Hazel Dr., Wapping. Oakland St. St. served as an usher at the The auxiliary of Manchester Cong Troops Manchester store at Burr Cor­ marriage of Gloria J. Francis There will be a Bible study Chapter, Disabled American BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Also, Mrs. Angie M. Sander­ of Evansville, Ind., to Michael Mideast Frontier ners. He was promoted to that s~n to Mr. eind Mrs. David Cone, son. Bolton; Herbert W. Smith, on Chapter 4 of Paul’s letter Veterans, will have a hotdog position in 1967 after Joining Phillip Johns of Manchester. to the Colossians tonight at 7:30 roast at its meeting tonight at Near Capital Reagan Rd., Rockville; a daugh­ 46 Cornell St.; Mrs. Margaret His name was omitted in the AT PINEHURST Caldor in 1966 as a department ter to Mr. and Mrs. Jack John­ L. Landeen, 49 Brookside Lane, at ’Trinity Covenant Church. ’Ihe 6 at the home of Mrs. Walter manager. account of the wedding in yes­ study group is open to all those VonHone, Ironwood Dr., Vernon. son, 98 Webster Lane, Hebron; Vernon; Mrs. John Konrad and terday’s Herald. Of Cambodia Laced by Gunfire A member of the executive a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Con­ daughter. New Rd., ToUand; interested. Mrs. Stanley Swetz and daugh­ The Marine Corps League Block Island committee Of the Manchester rad Stanltski, Storrs; a son to PHNOM PENH, Cambodia By 'THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mr. and Mrs. Herve Desroaiprs, ter, 320 Wetherell St. Reservations will close tomor­ The Manchester Junior Wo­ Auxiliary will elect officers to­ (AP) — Heavily armed Viet Moodus; a daughter to Mr. and row for the Mystery Ride the men’s Club will have an infor­ night at 8 at the Marine Home. 9 9 0 Cong and North Vietnamese Artillery fire from Lebanon killed two Israeli soldiers Mrs. Donald V. Burns, 446 W. VPW Auxiliary will sponsor mal orientation tea for prospec­ forces overran the Cambodian and wounded four others Wednesday night at the east­ ’Tuesday. ’Those attending will The cast of the Little ’Theatre SWORDFISH Middle Tpke. Staying Put tive members tonight at 8 at the DAILY SHIPMENTS THRU FRIDAY defenders of a village nine miles ern end of the Lebanese-Israeli frontier, the Israeli meet at the Post Home at 6 home of Mrs. E. Thomas McKin­ of Manchester production of from Phnom Penh today and command announced today. ------DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; NEW YORK (AP) — People p.m. Each member may bring a ney Jr., 25 Montauk Dr., V/er- “The Subject Was Roses” will pus[hed to within six miles of the ’The IsraeUs said their forces ahead with the Indirect peace Mrs. Amelia P. Gagne, 85 who live in mobile homes aren’t prospective member or guest. non. Those wishing to attend the rehearse tonight at 8 at its stu­ U.S. CHOICE capital. and Arab guerrillas dueled for talks which It has been delay- Windsor Ave., Rockville; Nancy vagabonds wymore. One out of For reservations, contact Mrs. tea are reminded to contact dio, 22 Oak St. Air strikes continued as an es­ an hour at the foot of Mt. Her- jjjg. But meanwhile the Israelis three families living in mobile Dorothy Klelnschmldt of 72 J. St. Pierre, 216 School St.; Mrs. McKinney. timated three enemy battalions mon. ’The Israeli command had made public aerial photographs Mrs. Olivia M. Alien, 445 Oak­ homes today plan on staying in Maple St. or Mrs. William Mar- Airman Donald J. Childers, lb»L39 pushed southward from the vil­ 8 son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. CUBE STEAKS no Information on Arab casual- they claimed proved their gov- 2 land St.; David P. Boureau, their unit permanently. Accord­ ceau of Tracy Dr. Air Force S.Sgt. David L. lage of Prek Tameak, which is Apt. 1; Nicholas D. Hober, 689 ing to a survey sponsored by Ow- Beeny, son of George Bepny of Childers of 51 Starkweather St., ...... ernment’s charges of new Bgyp- northeast of the capital and on Arabs missile deployment close to Main St., East Hartford; Mark ens-Cornlng ^berglas Corp. an­ BMrst Church of Christ, Scien­ 147 Hollister St., recently was has completed basic training at the other side of the Mekong Lackland AFB, Tex., and has opened fire first. the Suez Canal. A. Copeland, 25 Mather St. other 6 per cent will stay 10 or tist, will have its regular mid­ pro^noted to his present rank PINEHURST River. Arab fire also was reported more years while 27 per cent week testimony meeting tonight while serving as an aircraft been assigned to Sheppard APB, Israeli officials said the U.S. Also, Stanley Mikolonis, 27 302 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER One reinforced Cambodian from Jordan, with the town of „„ernm ent showed Tuck Rd.; Douglas S. Pelham, will remain between 6 and 10 at 8 at the church, 447 N. Main maintenance technician at Kln- Tex., for training as a medical battalion was reported holding government showed a "serious St. cheloe APB, Mich. services specialist. Beit Shean, south of the Sea of atUtude" i in relaying to Cairo 48 Irene Dr., Vernon; Karen years. out on the Prek ’Tameak side of Galilee, one of the targets. It the river. A spokesman in has been shelled frequently; and Moscow the charge that Phnom Penh said fighting was this time the Israeli command violated the terms of the continuing at Prek Tameak with said there were no casualties (See Page Eight) heavy casualties on both sides. and only slight damage. But newsmen who drove to a ’The Israelis said Arabs inside 0 point across the river from the Jordan also fired on Israeli village found everything quiet. Troops in the area said a army patrols and military posi­ FtaakC. Blokliig large number of Cambodian sol­ tions along the Jordan River, and the Israelis returned - the Coup Plot Chamber of Commerce Retail diers left Prek Tameak by boat Wednesday night, taking their fire. Dlvlalon, BloUng served in a Israel retaliated by sending number of supervisory and wounded with them. Cambodian Smashed General Eleetric Famous Polaroid and South Vietnamese gunboats planes to bomb Arab guerrilla managerial positions with maj­ targets In Jordanian territory or retail chains in the East and were positioned on the river to provide covering fire during the near the Jordan River cease­ In Syria Midwest before joining the fire line, the command said, and Norwalk-based Caldor chain. 2-Slice Toaster Color Pack II Outfit night. C a k lo r At least two villagers were all planes returned safely from BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) A native of ’Trenton, N.J., wounded during the night by the 76-mlnute strike. Syria’® Baatli ^ l a l i s t *»vem- Bloking attended Rider College Color what they said was unprovoked On the dlplomaOc-politlcal "1®"* smashed a plot by the in ’Trenton and served wrlth the fire from the gunboats, but a front, the U.S. response to Is- rival B a a tl^ fa ^ o n in I r ^ to U.S. Navy in World War n . He rael’s charges of EgypUan overthrow It. a ^Irut nev^- Our Reg. 11.97 Pictures in Cambodian captain Incredible Value ! lege, joined the Caldor chain Vacuum position tttasi sltade contritl. would neither confirm nor deny result.” >n,e diplomats said the Syrian a year ago and was assigned Charge it ! #T17 Automaltc elecinc eye. Kil comes complete willt Polaroid camera, carryint! that American bombers were But the semiofficial newspa- government in June arrested to the. Hamden store. He resides Our Reg. 69.95 case and I type 108 color pack film. supporting the Cambodians. An per Davar said "one should not hundreds of supporters of the A at 11 Alice Dr. with his wife American spokesman said "in­ belittle the reiterated empha- ii>nqi Baathlsts, and all of them Barbara and their two children. terdiction" raids are flown in sis" in the statement on malnte- ^re still in jail, New manager of the glftware Cambodia every day, but "we nance of the arms balance in dlplomaU said Syrian au- department is Edward R. Bleu don’t discuss specific locations THEY WON: William Cotter, left, chosen congressional candidate in the First the Middle East. thorlties had not decided wheth- Jr. of 101 ’Tudor Lcme. Bieu or targets." I fs Cotter District and the Rev. Joseph Duffey, getting a vi^rous congratulation from Duffey Eager ’The Religious party’s newspa- to bring the alleged oonspira- joined Caldor in Jime and has New Hit L.P.’s. Tech Seal ’Ihe attack followed an enemy Mrs. Anne Wexler, who directed much of his campaign for the Democratic nod per Hatsofeh took a hard line, tors to trial or use them as a been training in the glftware probe that South Vietnamese for Senate. (Herald photo at left by Pinto; pictrue at right AP Photofax) saying, ’"The U.S. rMctlon wlU bargaining card with the Iraqis, department at the chain’s Wal­ Charge it! Stereo Records gunboats and Cambodian fight­ And Pickett To Battle On merely encourage the aggres- q^he Iraqis have been making lingford branch. Pavement Sealer er-bombers repulsed. ’The Cam­ slve tendency of the Soviet Un- overtures for reconciliation with In addition, two East Hart­ bodian spokesman said the ene­ HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) ion and Egypt." the Syrians, especially during U Our Reg. 5.29 ford residents who trained at my troops were equipped with For House The Rev. Joseph Duffey looked, In New York, a spokesman the current rift between Iraq the Manchester store were ap­ Rubberized; protects heavy weapons and their "plan Duffey Wins in Major Upset; talked and acted like a man for Gunnar V. Jarring, the spe- Egypt over Egyptian ac- Triple acliotl cleaning power. is to punch through the Phnom By THE ASSOCIAfTED PRESS pointed to positions at the new Two speed motor, 3 position asphalt against oil. gas. who could hardly wait to get clal U.N. envoy to the Middle ceptance (rf the U.S. Mldeast store, Caldor’B 16th facility in handle. Kasy rug adjusimeni lor ; Long lasting beauty, Penh defenses." But Prek Ta- insurance OommUsioner on with the battle. Bast, said he was "still await- peace initiative. easy to apply. meak is on the other side of the vvilllam R. Cotter and State Duffey had just beaten con- hig replies—from Egypt, Jordan Both Syria and Iraq opposed the northeast, and the ninth in higli or low pile. “It beats, as it < Joe Cocker “Mad Dogs' & linglishmen” - J 3.99 To Run for. U.S. Senate Seat vention choice Alphonsus J. and Israel on where they want the peace plan. ’The Syrians the state. sweeps, as it cleans!" #704. Caldor Value! record set. The Carpenters - “Close to You" , (See Page Five) Sen. John F. Pickett emerged Richard L. Mann will serve as Fantastic Special! victorious in the two Democratic By DON MEIKLE kind in the history of the Demo- Donahue todeath in the smaU Ma- peace discussions to be held and have managed to maintain good manager of the garden and congressional district primaries Associated Press Writer cratic Party ofConnecUcut, towns. Duffey carried 113 of the J°rity Leader Edward L. Mar- „„ ^h at level the talks should relations with Egyptian Presl- seasonal department, and Mrs. Wednesday. Duffey defeated businessman state’s 169 towns to 42 for Don- ® primary for the Dem- be conducted. dent Gamal Abdel Nasser, but Cotter, a fortylsh but youthful HARTFORD. Conn. (AP) Alphonsus J . Donahue of Stam- ahue and a mere 13 for Mar- “ 5®^® U.S. Senate nominaUon. <-rhe situation has not the Iraqis are In a propaganda G Carmen Pelletier has been The Rev. Joseph Duffey, soft- named office manager. Both Family Comb Pack Senate Faces bachelor from Hartford, joined the firm earlier this layed year. 39d pack hometown First District. Ribbon cutting ceremonies will Move to End be held tomqpx>w at 9:46 a.m. Conlains 8 var­ Sen. Jay Jackson, 39. of West a West Virginia coal miner, hM Donahue ^hi^ M B ^ y - w h o h ^ T u ^ "^**®’'® *'® bassador, pi4sented a formal leged plot Indicated that the ious styled combs “ unofficial mar- and 36,055 for Marcus. ported Donahue - took off hL *’®P>y ^^'’ring on Wednesday Syrians were siding with Nas- with Carl Bennett, Caldor presi­ come the Democratic candidate ported Lowell P. Welcker Jr., and in­ to please every­ Perhaps more Impressive was hat to the Duffey volunteers, night. Indicating a preference ser dent, attending. Doors will open one. Draft System was a much U.S. Senator from Connect!' cumbent Democratic Sen. . . , » . *^*'5the breadthu l c t t u u i wj.of i^Duffey’s u iic Y » asupport. u u u u i'i.. i»rpvi«,p »» ifor v r theu ie talksu u n » tol u be uo iieheld m some Arab diplomats said the Syri- at 10 a.m. narrower win, as he edeed State ^.,4 cut. „ *i_ * * • ifzL,. «. They ala an excellent job, Thomas J. Dodd, a 63-year-old % at. . From a single store opened in EXTRA BIG SAVINGS! WASHINGTON (AP) — With sen. William B. Stanley of Nor- DuHey, who forged a volun- , Hartford^and^l^qo^Net^a Bailey. “I’m very proud hawk running as an Independ- (See Page Five) 1961 in Port Chester, N.Y., the unsuccessful efforts to curb the wich by a mere 374 votes In the teer grass-roots campaign or- ®‘‘y’ ent. J"* at the foreign mtnleter’eminister’s levellevel, chain has grown to Include out- SEE CALDOR’S LOW PRICES Safeguard antimissile system Second District. ganization from the remnants of ven, and he nlckled-and-dimed (See Page Seven) Duffey said Wednesday night ^ Jordan wera * lets in New York, Massachu­ Mnroline on all out of the way, the Senate is The 41-year-old Middletown the old Eugene J. McCarthy ap- he will continue to campaign ^ have pre^nted their setts, and Connecticut. Last Charge (!aldor Special ! plunging Into a new controversy legislator capitalized on Stan- paratus of 1968, which he head- inir, theth.. same manner he has replies last week. Both wanted.... year, the suburban-situated Fantastic Value ! Petroleum Jelly over replacing the draft with an ley’s backing of a controversial ed as state campaign chairman, _____ the talks to be held In New York stores rang up sales totaling $92 Car Top since he began seeking the „ „„bassadorlal level Panther Says 594 - 1 lb. jar all-volunteer Army. proposal to build a jetport In will take the place on the bal- Democratic Senate nomination “ ® amhassaaorlal level. million, and earnings topping Sony AM/FM Leaders of an unusual coali- Eastern Connecticut. However, lot that was occupied in 1964 last November. ™® ^-8. response to Israel’s gw gj, • 1 A. $3 million for the American Ex­ For burns and Carriers tion seeking to junk the draft l*ickett carried only Middlesex and 1958 by Thomas J. Dodd, Town Democrats Men’s & Ladies’ Waltham Continental Style minor irritations. "I’ll continue to campaign by of EgypUan cease-fire / ' f g |< I P e U A t change-listed company. Clock Radio say debate will be extensive. County — although by a wide Dodd, censured by the Senate speaking on the issues," he Eolations brought faint praise 17-Jewel Watches Folding Carriage #300 - Ultra Rack Bar Type _ _ _ And unless they get an agree- while Stanley carried three years ago for using cam- said. “I am not worried about ® ...... •••• Charge il! Reg. 9.99...... 7.99 ment permitting a straight yes 'Tolland and New paign contributions to pay per- Go with Winners Senator Dodd. I welcome the trom Eg;ypt. Alex Rackley M anchester Our Reg. 29.95 - 39.99 or no vote on merits of the ques- counties. gg^gi expenses, Is running for By SOL B. COHEN votes, to 222 for Duffey and 126 ’There was speculation that Is- Our Reg. 55.97 #S7SVW - VW Carrier 11 1 0 tion, they say they just might Cotter had to contend with a third term—but as an Inde- (See Page Seven) rael now would bo willing to go Sweet and Low Reg. 13.99...... 1 1 .IV (Herald Reporter) for Marcus. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Hospital Notes keep on talking. sharp criticisms from Jackson, pendent, not as a Democrat. Black Panther Lonnie McLucas Choose now. while Without (!yelamate8 who demanded that Cotter re- Duffey faces an uphill battle Manchester Democrats went It was the district where Mar­ prices are 77 #4155 - Universal Basket Type took the stand in his own de­ Reg. 18.99 . . . . 15.19 fense Wednesday and testified v n m N o HOURS low .. .many styles, 98® wanted to run against both Dodd and RepS- yesterday’s historic and upset °‘®“ ®‘ Intermediate Care Semi- all with I year No biller taste, he didn’t know until just before ftlvBte, noon-S p.m., and 4 p.m . guarantee. a ^ T n L ^ ? b j Sen E ^ a r f Y ‘^'® *1®’P »can candiate Lowell P. „™.®y S^'^® t^® «®'^' l^®_, Commander in Kent Killings it happened that Black Panther dissolves like Full feature cluck,easy to read slide For standards, compacts, station wagons, "• of the Hartford Party organize- welcker Jr ^ freshm ^ TI*«l -Joseph Duffey a resounding Porter St., where he received I pmu; private rooms, 19 a.m.- Jumbo, easy-rolling •wheels, lealheretle sugar. Brooke, R-Mass., that would tion. Cotter weathered the storm Rpnroqontntivo urhnao tn/ionon plurality over Alphonsus Dona- only 34 votes, Alex Rackley was going to be Charge it navy or jade fabric. Folds compactly. rule dial. Walnut finish cabinet. foreign ears including VWs. No rain killed. 4 pjn., and 4 p.m.-8 p-m. checks. have barred ABM expansion to gnd won handily. votlmr repord in Cnnorpna *"*e State Sen. Edward Cotter won In five districts 2 Pediatrics: Parents aOowed two new sites and used the $322 Jackson has his seat in the pndpnrpd him t^ th p Marcus, for the U. S. senator and Jackson in two. Cotter car- Says No Fire Orders Given And, McLucas said, he rode any time except noon-2 p.m.; million saved saved to to bolster bolster de- de- state Senate to fall back on. „„ un^fillated voters of nomlnaUon. And. they gave rled District 2, District, 3. Dis­ with Rackley to the site where ethers, 2 p.m.-8 pan. fenses; at the two sites author- He is expected to be renominat- cut, who outnumber those of I"®“rance Commissioner trict 5. District 6 and District 7. KENT, Ohio (AP) — ’The field ward the students?" the corn- he was to be killed under the Self Service: It a.m.-2 p.m., Our Lowest Camping Specials ! ized last year. ed by the West Hartford organ- either major Dolitical oartv William Cotter a narrow ma- Jackson carried Dlstricte 1 and commander of Ohio National mission counsel asked. impression that the man giving 4 pjBu-S pm . !4-., Free 6’xlO’ Galvanized Steel Lawn ’Ihen, on an 87-2 roll call, it Ization tonight, - jorlty over State Sen. Jay Jack- 4. Guard troops on the Kent State "No," Diteiiaive Care and Oorwiary Local Price crushed an amendment by Sen. O are: Im m ediate fam ily ® ^ 8 *“ “’Irabbed ®ald that another Panther. War- U In other areas, no limit in Cotter was the high vote-get- Donahue, In carrying District Canterbury appeared before two people on the shoulders and r®n Kimbro, had already fired self-service. Carthy for the amendment T o M ull Border W oes tpr tn Mnnphpatpr thp «up t, received 40 per cent of the the Presidential Commission on yelled, ’Cease fire’, as did the a first shot that appeared to One Burner Stove which was triggered by criti­ nt Charge it ! 88 ______WASHING’TON (AP) — Presi- -’The trip has been described candidatesm Manchester on the voting of the ma- five Campus Unrest during its sec- other officers.” have been fatal. "I saw his The ad minis tratioc reminds Folds for stor­ cism of the role of Ohio National Cotter’s best showing was in “""t *tay of heatings Into the dls- The company of Guardsmen, eyes. ’They looked glassy," age. Includes I Now ~t7:il>pr~in~'the killing of ^®"‘ Nixon flew to the Mexican by the White House as a work- chines—24 votes more than Duf- vlsttorB that with construction •____ Tint, resort vlUage of Puerto Vallarta ing visit which will include dls- fey. ------District 5, the— ------Nathan------Hale turbances j^In . which four . . . Kent totaling 96 men and 8 officers, McLucas said. —der way, paAing space is Aluminum Frame Sixty square feel in­ can Slerno for Only ^ marched on over the hlU Both shots, said McLucas, terior. 72 inch door fuel. verslty last May ‘®‘^^ ^ discuss border prob- cussions ranging from foreign A total of 3,571 of Manches- School on Spruce St., where he ^ oUwra were ffl* “ ®" “ ® “ “ Bmited. Visitors are asked to a souabble 1®*"® President Gustavo policy to narcotics. ter’s 8,543 Democrats voted for received 290 votes to Jackson’s “®®" “ “ "“ ® ®“®” '^®'^® “ ^ d down to a flat area referred were ordered by Black Panther hear witti the hoqdtal nhUe the 6x15 Web Chaise opening. Reinforced pufeiag problem exists. roof, jam-proof Canned over Unm to be allotted the Mexico. The two presldente will enter- a U.S. senator nominee yester- 222 — for 58.6 per cent. ^ Canterbury said the trooos or °®®*’*'® ’ Our Reg. 7.99 doors. Baked on ^nate then began wnslLratlon P’®*'®® °®®’ “*® Presiden- tain each other and their parties day-for a 41.7 per cent turn- Jackson’s best showing was “ ^return trip rh!frv n7d P™®®®““®" witness who has tes- polyester finish. Heat S volU^rAx^S rend «al jet, took off from Andrews at formal lunches toda? and out. The congressional race in District 4. He received 147 ^ / U l l to "entile cam tV a tZ “ 'if*" "" P atients Today: 217. #LMI00f.. I ; ment by Sen#. Mark Hatfield of Air Force Base in nearby Mary- Friday, with their private talks draw 3,271 Democratos, 300 less votes to Cotter’s 117—for 66 per pjg demonstrators. He said men who had fired tiwlr weap- ...... w Caldor PricedI Oragtm and Barry Goldwater of ® ’ **'® scheduled this afternoon in a voi®d for a senatorial nqm- cent. Guardsmen were at the top of ons. tOTtlfled t ^ he AOMTTTRP YESTERDAY: Charge it Ronald J. Buonaducci, 85 Scan- #L M 6I6 - 6 ’x 6 ’ reg. 79.99 ...... 52.70 AHznnn. two Renubllcans found (iiSht- second-floor conference room of i**®® ® P®*" ®®*'i turnout. Townwide, Duffey received pug ® ®a™® position as Rackley Goldstein, 218 Mpuntain Rd.; Z L Z^entagem h“e '^®®‘®™ ^^‘® ^®“®® between the two countries and -Jackson 48.6 percent. pigs’?” his own life. ^®®” Frank P. Grag^r, 112 Grand WWte House Mtt nave ciemente, Calif., Friday. troubling salination of Colo- ®®"‘ Manchester turnout in last statewide, Duffey received Canterbury said the first in earUer testimony, Kent Hi addition to the kidnaping Permanent press settings said they oppose the move, at Puerto 24, faces Ave., Rockville. on control panel. Triple ______cer------^ rado River waters that both Wednesday’s GOP primary <3,7 per cent. Donahue 36.7 per sound he heard was a single Mayor Leroy Satrom said he is charge. McLucas, WATERBURY Sale: Wed. thru Sat.1 least for the moment M d - j^^g become neighbors use Duffey won in six of Mm - ggnt, and Marcus 19.^ per cent. shot. “’This was closely foUowed concerned about the number of charges of binding and consplr- Also, Richard F. Hannaford, rinsing. Family size cap­ MANCHESTER WALIINGFORD amendment to me » otnno "MikrK. — ------. . 1. , ...... -i 98 Berkley Dr., Vera