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The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 34

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Boston Evening Globe Friday, October l', 1571 3i DOGS CATS, PETS MEVfEWOFNOiA NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TO 7:00 A.M. EST 10 -X -71 COOL jr SO MILD The Market Basket features the following items MNTMIt ENGLISH BULL DOGS PUPPIES cow. breeding stock ervke- PILGRIM KENNELS. Hmsham. 749-1830.

Fails to show in Hub court Arrest warrant issued for cartoonist Al Capp DDBcRMAN PINtfKPD IVIV BORN Sept 2. champ, background. AKC reir. hri and temp. Call 6587474.

suruNcisco AKC AFGHAN PUPPY MILD Blk. mask, brindle. maleBg2-l sna HI-FI Television Radio Let's Swap Mall Order Business Mrdiral Supplies Miscellaneous Musie Musical Instruments Patents i Personal Supplies Photographs A Cameras Refrigerators Sewing Machines Stamps Storage Tutoring Typewriters Vacuum Cleaners Wallpapers Wanted Washing Machine Airplanes Service Air CoadlUoulnr Antlujes Art Supplies Bicycles Billiards, Pool Books Business Machines Business Services Cash Registers Clathinc Furs Coal, Coke, Oil A- Wooi J)esks. Store. Off.

Furn. A Fix. Diamonds Jewelry Iolls A Toys Electronic Equipment For The Garden Tot Sale Furniture Appliances Hrailnc Plumbing Hotel It Restaurant Supplies AKC ALASKAN MALAMUTE 3 WEATHER i YORKSHIRE TERRIFRS Thoroughbreds, 9 wks. old. Must WARM 70 acii.

cui oto- i 10V, AKC SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPS SIOO. 667-4237. TO TEACH Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg will join the American University law faculty in Washington on Jan. 1, where he will teach, conduct seminars and give university-wide lectures. Partly cloudy, in 50s AKC COLLIE PUPS CALL 528-3840.

AUCTION SALES FURNITURE, ETC. GERMAN SHEPHERD ANTIQUE FAIR FLEA MARKET i MALE. 8 molgeboned 581-0156. RAIN or shine, under the great COCKER SPANIELS AKCjreg.J7773 or833-2727 BUILDING 194 194 SOUTH BOSTON VIC. SO.

STATION NEW 2ND LOCATION 870 COMM. AVE Opd- B.li. Col. sf Basle Studies aome ot tne cyciorama. ire-mont btwn.

Berkeley Clarendon. Antique Fair and Flea Market, china, alassware. pewter Ar jHAN Hounds, sound Xr costumcry, Sunday, Oct. 3. 1-6 jieaiiny pups lor Det or show.

Tod bloodline. Reasonably priced. Terms avail WTTtfn P.m. or into call 2Sji-YiM. SWEPT KENNELS, 617-632- 232 0422 Rack tn school A warrant for the arrest of cartoonist Al Capp was issued in Boston Municipal Court today when he failed to show up for a rendition hearing.

Capp, 61, of Cambridge, is wanted in Wisconsin on morals charges brought by a 20-year-old woman last April 1. Today's scheduled hearing concerned his return to Wisconsin to face the charges. Chief Justice Elijah Adlow ordered Capp defaulted after Atty. Ralph Mazza presented the court with a letter, contents of which were not disclosed. Judge Adlow read the letter, then defaulted Capp and ordered his arrest.

Police Sgt. Herbert Lynch received the warrant. Rendition proceedings against Capp have been in the court here since last May. He was arraigned May 18, and was given a contin uance so he could arrange for legal representation in Wisconsin. The court papers identified him as Alfred Gerald Kaplan, but the defendant said he had legally changed his name to Capp.

The morals charges against Capp were made by a coed at Eau Claire, State University. She said the alleged offenses took place in Capp's hotel room, where she had gone to tell him about the liberal point of view on the Eau Claire campus. The girl said Capp had requested the information and she had been assigned to brief him. Capp gave a lecture the same day at the university. Later he collapsed while on a speaking tour in Arkansas, and was returned to Boston for hospital treatment.

BOOKS AKC German Sheoherd. male. 1 new ant. specialists i i v. aDnrovea.

suitaoie for SBle. person or cple. No chil- 44e728D4r3teCtiVe' $125' CaU SOFA BEDS $4950 BOOKS WANTED, old and new. good cond. please, hard covers 10c.

paper backs 5c. Call 963- Reg. $98.50 Conv. to bed AKC Registered Old English aneepaog pups, ready to go. 2 wks.

Call 1-562-2970 aft. 6 p.m., all day Saturday and Sundav Mattress or Box Springs 2139 or 5B6-296U for pick up. ENCYCLOPEDIA Americana, practically new; sells for $400 new, asking $175 incl. bookcase. Call 486-2701 or AKC reg.

collies, blue merles, tris Peg. $49.50 Full raised witn cnuaren. zo9 0349. AKC SHELTTES, known as toy monies. weeKs, run peaigree.

4 it 3-Pc. Col. Maple Den Set iSofa, bed, convts. to 1QQ75 I Z3 maies. uau azi-xia.

FOR SALE AKC reg. white Shepherd. 6 Globe Wire Services Official US Forecasts Boston and Vicinity Tonight partly cloudy, lows 55 to 60. Light variable winds. Tomorrow partly cloudy, highs 75 to 80.

Probability of rain 10 per-'' cent tonight, 20 percent tomorrow. Massachusetts Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight 55 to 70, highs Saturday 75 to 80. Rhode Island Same as Massachusetts. Maine Chance of rain north, partly cloudy south tonight, lows upper 40s north to mid 50s south.

Variable cloudiness tomor-tow, highs near 70 north to near 80 south. rocker. Reg. $299. iiius.

um, nouse oroKen, jhgtSjJSg5, 588-8179 after 6 p.m. WAREHOUSE CLEANUP ALASKAN nun' ff. Open Mon. a.m.-8 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-o:30 p.m.

VINYL siting left in our ware aio. 698-2701. AKC Collie puppies, excellent 426-0605 house, brand name. Must be sold, Colors white (six homes 1, Igt. green (5 homes), avocado (3 homes), heather gold Diooaiines, reasonable.

Call 665-02 18. Chance of rain 70 percent tonight and 50 percent tomorrow. Florida Generally fair today and tomorrow, except for a few afternoon showers mainly over the south portion. Highs 85 to 92. Lows tonight in the 60s north and 70s south.

Marine Boston Harbor and Adjacent Waters Southeasterly winds around 10 knots tonight, increasing to 10 to 15 knots tomorrow. Partly cloudy and tomorrow. Visibility over .5 miles. Buzzards Bay and Cape Cod Canal Southeasterly wino around 10 knots tonight, increasing to 10 to 15 knots tomorrow. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow.

Eastport to Block Island 1 1 southeasterly winds around 10 knots tonight increasing somewhat tomorrow. Partly cloudy, visibility over five miles. World temperatures ALL colors, AKC poodle puppies, (3 homes). Still has 30 yr. factory guarantee.

Installation will take mo. payments. 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE cn. oacKgrouna, up: -white toy stud, 22 mos. 769-4616.

Call Chuck anytime. 734-Q4UU, AKC Shelties toy collies, papers snots, call Tony 527-8577 or 527-0238. $300 KITCHEN CABINETS 7 piece bedrm. 6 piece dinette 7 piece liv. rm.

ANGORA kittens: Calico snav Slo, male $10. Coon cat. adult $25. etc. 491-0735 or 1-283-3844.

FR. Prov. colonials, contempo See The raries, Deiw. wholesale. AKC Registered Pekingese male pups, call 524-3378 alter Pjin.

AKC Collie Puppies, excellent FLUORESCENT LIGHTS EXC. 1000 4 8 ft. $5 ea. 8-5. 876-6790.

Diooaiines. reasonable. Call Celibacy question casts shadow on Rome synod BLOODHOUND puppies, AKC, RAILROAD TIES reu, ana oiacK ana lan, iio. 203-429-3188. GOOD $4.50 each.

Loam, $6 BASENJI PUPS, oldest "GET YOU STARTED OUTFIT" 3 ROOMS OF tl70 NEW FURNITURE l'0 Easy Terms. Deal Direct with us. No Finance Co. involved. Immediate Free Delivery 33 Traveler Boston For Appt.

Call 542-8072 Open -Wed. A Fri. 9 to 9 Tues. ft Thurs. to Sat.

breed in the world. Champ, sired, AKC reg. 696-5546. per yd. delivered, zs j-y J4.

wheelchair" Battery operated. CaU 325-1403. DOBERMAN, AKC, 8 black tan, needs owner with yard. Call 296-0199 aft. 6.

DOBERMAN puns, AKC DRY FIREPLACE WOOD Delivered and stacked. Call 324-7478 or 272-7738. cnamp. siren, 3 mos. old.

can aft. 3 p.m., 649-6308. DRY eastern white pine, rough FOR better Boston Terriers, at or dressed, trucic load delivered .12 per ft. and up. Tibbetts stud, Clasens Honeymoor 14'i lbs.

$35. 248-5536. Rte. 20. Charleton.

Mass. Formerly Do-nai's Kennel. PROSPECT UPHOLSTERY Lumber Farmmgton, w.H. Btia-vsa-aMZ. SINCE 1913, finest workmanship.

FC7R sale, wooden barrel for doa FBEE puppy, 5 '4 part Lab. house broken. Call MIKE, houses, all sizes, prices. 876-; 869-3329. lowest prices, extra saving when mill ends used, also custom slio covers free shop-home serv.

within 40 miles of Boston. Call anytime. 776-3535. ibuy wKaays. proceedings to be held in-secret.

The cardinal said journalists made the reports of the bishops speeches "so monstrous that the speakers could not even have imagined them in their sleep." He added that when corrections followed they usually made matters worse. Cardinal Wysynski, whose own speech was conveyed to journalists by an official Vatican briefing officer without his permis- SYNOD Continued from Page 1 Taking another tack, England's John Cardinal Heenan said: "Restlessness among clergy is not so important as the worldwide problem of want. The times are grave, and we should not give all our attention to clerical problems that have already attracted far too much notice. Press, radio and television have a fascination for sex in every form. Matrimonial and GREAT PYRENEES.

2 yr. old LEPAGE'S Tape and Glue, lim- male, nice pet, siuu; puppy bitch, $250, wormed. ltetd assortment by tne case, also storage racks 944-0960. GREAT DANES AKC Merles, SURPLUS Aluminum windows, FURNITURE WANTED ALSO antiques, rugs, clocks, bronzes, painting, bric-a-brac. KAY BEE 266-4487.

Windows S7 ana $9.50, normally 288-287L sold at 524: new aluminum HUSKY Shepherd, adult male doors, pre-hung and anodized S35.50; grills $2. We repair windows and doors, replace glass $25. cocker type, spavea pud $3(t49135rl28 3-3844. and screens, open daily 9-S, Sat, MTNTATTTRK French Poodles. at Hai wasmngton St.

REUPHOLSTER DIRT CHEAP SLIPCOVERS Using Remnants 963-2523, 924-2300. Lion Richard. COMPLETE Household, junk to china, misc. includes furniture. AKC papers, $50 up.

call Ml 3-; uorcnester. av B-aaua. Aberdeen Midn't Amsterdam I n.m. Athens 2 a.m. Auckland Berlin 1 a.m.

Birmingham Midn't Brussels I a.m. Cairo 2 a.m. Casablanca Dublin Midn't Geneva 1 a.m. Hong Kong 8 a.m. Lisbon Midn't London Midn't Madrid I a.m.

Malta 1 a.m. Manila 8 a m. Moscow 3 a.m. New Delhi 5 a m. Nice 1 a.m.

Oslo 1 a.m. Paris 1 am. Rome 1 a.m. Saigon 8 a m. fofia a m.

vdney 10 a.m. Tel Aviv 2 a.m. Tokyo 9 a.m. Tunis I Vienna 1 a.m. Warsaw 1 a.m.

61 59 68 59 54 59 54 50 73 59 55 79 70 57 57 61 72 36 73 64 48 54 64 79 54 81 64 61 63 55 50 NEWFOUNDLAND Puppies. are sion, said speeches made in the the synod should never be clerical infidelity eauallv attractive to kitchen appliances, 5 air conditioners. 4 T.V. sets, oriental rug. crystal, silver, dishwasher, upright freezer, etc.

10-5 p.m. 80 Upland Winthrop. AKC, champ 1 snois, wormed, approved X-raved stock. COMPANION WAY KENNELS, 85 Newton Ave. War wick, R.I..

call, 401-739-2569 after 2 p.m. Desks, Store and Office Furniture and Fixtures $lm path in wake of Ginger Associated Press MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. Ginger, the one-time "hurricane which caused damage estimated at nearly $1 million due to flooding and 90-m i 1 e-p r-h our winds, headed inland today after battering the central North Garolina coast. In her wake she left flooding caused by nine inches of rain and tides five feet above normal along a 70 -mile stretch of shoreline. Downgraded to a tropical" storm shortly before midnight but still packing 45 to 50 mph winds, Ginger moved to the south a few miles early today and then slipped off on a northwesterly course.

At 6 a.m. EDT she was about 60 miles southeast of Raleigh aiming for the Appalachian Mountains of northern north Carolina and western Virginia. She was expected to dump up to five more inches or rain. Damage on the coast from Washington, N. to the beaches near Morehead City was widespread.

One death possibly caused by the storm was reported. A spokesman for the Insurance Information tute in Atlanta, estimated damage in the Morehead City-Beaufort area at $900,000. That included smashed windows, fallen utility lines, fallen trees, overturned mobile homes and other property destruction. Late-night flood damage was not included. The storm roared in from the Atlantic and hit near Morehead City at midday yesterday, then settled in the area during the night.

The small town of Bell-haven was isloated by rising waters of the Pungo River. Streets were covered by water two-to-three-feet deep. Other communities with water in streets, trees down, power interrupted and activities at a standstill were Bath, Beaufort, Atlantic Beach and Swan Quarter. Red Cross shelters were set up in six coastal counties and by late last night were occupied by 1931 persons. Two National Guard trucks were sent to Bath and Belhaven during the night to rescue persons stranded by flooding.

fT ICTfllf ...14. Jin RHODE SI AN Ridgeback pure bred pups, exc. watcn ei tarn, rm. china, oval tame, chairs, excel, cond. 963-7981.

dOgS. (Jail Y-tHIZS OFFICE FURNITURE REG. AKC IRISH SETTER. 4 mo. KERMAN Oriental me.

6x9. 1 yr. CHAIRS, desks, dictanhone, file U1U, au EliUlB, nuuacgiufteiii uo- ri 4fH a sn. marine, hreak- 7813. tuf supplies, copy macn, Call 661-9162.

SPRINGER SPANIEL. 5 mos. old divulged to reporters unless the speaker knew about it. The cardinal said bishops who gave out their speeches to journalists a practice very common among western bishops were behaving in a way unworthy of such a noble assembly. male, sired Dy lira, tnamo.

show prospect. 826-679L front. PAincs. 50" wide. desk, glassed $185.

Call 358-4941 after 5. LEAVING the country; all apt. furnishings, etc. Must go. 846-7186.

Winthrop. RUGS, new 9x12, $20: 12x15, $39; 12x18, $35; pads. $10; orientals. $35; drapes, spreads, $6, 296-2880 Hi-Fi TEUVlSiqN Radio ST. BERNARDS Swiss, Amer Canadian blood lines, roughs 4c Kennedy lists smootns, males temaies.

on-847-9636 or 617-947r-6578. mass media." Stefen Cardinal Wyszyn-ski of Poland launched a violent attack on the press and accused journalists of "transporting the unhealthy customs of parliament" into their coverage of church affairs. Speaking in the presence of Pope Paul, he attacked fellow bishops who released copies of their speeches to journalists and appealed for the synod's A MO white Alaskan TV SALE Huskies. 1114 3 shots, AKC, 368-0080, S1S0. TWO a rugs.

13x10.9. 5t! VFU Stanrtarrt iMndlot." AKC, Selling at the Howard Johnson's males and females, can way-: 8.4xiz., manog. drop leaf lamps, books. Barcoloun-ger. washer, skis, boots (12i.

poles, sm. boat, etc. BE land. SIAMESE Kittens. 6 wks, old.

adorable, pure bred seaipoim, S25. Call New Hampshire Variable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight near 40 and in the 50s south. High tomorrow in the 70s north to low 80s south. mo Increasing cloudiness tonight, lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s.

Tomorrow variable cloudiness, chance of a few showers extreme north portions, highs in the 70s. Connecticut Considerable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight mid 50s inland to low 60s along the coast, highs tomorrow in the 70s. ZONAL FORECASTS Northeastern, southeastern, Cape Cod and the lands Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Lowest temperatures 55 to 60 with gentle variable winds.

Highest tomorrow 75 to 80. Probability of rain 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Berkshires Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Lowest temperatures tonight in the 50s with light variable winds. Highest tomorrow again near 80.

Probability of rain 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Extended outlook Massachusetts and Rhode Island Extended outlook Sunday through Tuesday. Chance of a few showers Sunday. Partly cloudy and Tuesday. Highest temperatures mostly in the 70s.

Lowest from the 50s to the low 60s. Travel New York City Mostly cloudy tonight. Low tonight in mid 60s. Cloudy tomorrow with chance of some rain developing. High in the 70s, Precipitation TOY PEKINGESE PUPPIES.

Motor Lodge, Southeast Expressway, exit 16. Dorchester, 99 TV'S In Perfect Runninr Order $35-65 ea. Sale beinr held by AAA Rental SAT. ONLY YARD Sale antiques, misc. 10-6 p.m., 687 Heath Chest.

Hill, Bkln. AKC, champasne blond, beaitn also stud 658-8237. LIVESTOCK 9 A.M. -8 P.M. (Sat.

till 5 p.m.). Sinking claims see Mr. Hoffman in T.V. room, 288-3030. ALSO 18" COLOR PORTABLE SHAVINGS Sin cord in cord lots deliverea.

call zoo- 5120, and CY 6-1253. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RAYMOND'S DEPT. STORE NEW, USED PIANOS ORGANS BOUGHT, SOLD I RENTED BY DAY, MONTH, YEAR FOR INFO. CALL 542-2211 second life TOP CASH for used color or black white portable. Ask for J.C..

427-1550. Market basket MISCELLANEOUS 6 Democrats for '72 race United Press International PITTSBURGH Sen. Edward M. Kennedy CD-Mass.) named six Democrats last night he said are now capable of finding solutions to the "shopping list of problems" given the nation by the Nixon Administration. His own name was omitted.

"All the present Administration has given the nation is a shopping list of problems," Kennedy told a $100-a-plate dinner held in memory of the late Mayor David M. Lawrence, former governor of Pennsylvania and Mayor of Pittsburgh. "Nixon told us in 1968 he had a plan to end the war, and 16,000 Americans have Kennedy said Mr. Nixon also had broken 1968 campaign promises to end inflation, to get welfare recipients off the rolls and back to work, to reduce the crife rate and to "bring us together." Then ticking off the CLEARANCE SALE Martin Gibson Hickenbacker Goya Kustom Fender Olds Guild ENC Ovation Gretsch. Some factory htly scratched.

MUSIC VILLA. 272-5888. ART and SUPPLIES 10,000 names petition ouster of Judge Troy A Dorchester citizens group has moved on two fronts aiming toward the ouster of Dorchester District Court Judge Jerome Troy. The People First (TPF) presented to Judge Franklin N. Flaschner, chief justice of the state's district courts, a removal petition signed by 10,000 area residents in the first such group action here against a jurist.

Documents attached to the petition, submitted by 25 lawyers and law students alleged Troy set excessive bail, failed to inform defendants of their rights to an attorney without charge, discriminated against welfare recipients, and violated rights of the poor. HELEN'S CERAMICS MASSAUGES BY WOMEN ALPHA FOR MEN TLC SPECIAL EXTRA 10 MINUTE MESSAUGE 3 IN 1 420 Wash. Bralntree Phone for appt. RENT A NEW PIANO del'V- charge. WURLITZLER 391-5848.

Classes days, afternoons, eves. Studio discount. 361-4907; FALMOUTH The sinking cabin cruiser with five persons aboard claimed a second life today. Dr. James L.

Chute, 75, of Osterville died in a Falmouth hospital. Harland Matthews, 77, of Cotuit died in the water after the cabin cruiser Ad Lib II struck a submerged wreck in Nantucket Sound yesterday and sank. John J. Ohrn, 32, of Barnstable was rescued by a pleasure craft early today, some 14 hours after the sinking. Treated at a hospital were Dr.

Robert L. 71, of Hyannis and his 69-year-old wife. Antiques, Stamps and Coins PIANOS, ORGANS DAMAGED, used, rentals, huge g''ounts, also used eiec. pianos. 391-5848.

22 Blake Medford. fURNITURE WANTED ROUND tables, marble top curveu i-rima ttiuiiiKta, iviuu," and Empire, Early American and glassware, good clean used furn. Highest prices paid. Call SKIP. 731-3326.

PIANOS ALL KINDS WHOLESALE ONLY FAST moving merch. at low, low 2a4-7210. prices. Radios, watches, spice- rack, 8 track stereo tapes and PIANOS WSNTFIl players priced for you to sell fast. Open daily 10 a.m.

to 8 62O-0287. p.m., 77fM10fi4, GREATER BOS-I WAVTFn I PBlr ht "nVT TON WHOLESALE. 678 Broad- OR Spinet Gmri 1 way, Somerville. WUl BROWSERS AND DEALERS STOP at the ANTIQUE DEPOT, 522 western tsrigmon, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 9-5.

TDV DIDTirC DKUMS Ludwick 4 piece, ail cy- covers. $175 ui iniiiiLd jmbles HAVE a friendly toy party in' 667-4594. I BUY ANYTHING WILL Call or xn anvwhere your home and receive your ESTEY nino nriin. 1 rr LA 7-Ji635? CA 7- Christmas toys and gifts age Wank vlntI LA 7-8b33. CA 7 Highest hostess awards and JSIh.

A. "ops, 4 ianK, stops, 4 swells. 2 ruriale TOUBER. 9807. probability 20 percent to- names of Democratic presi nartv an.

Call now. 522-7069. Tur rrwTiiPV runo 324-3202. 625-2035. night, 30 percent tomor ink ukmuiti uiiui d' Bt oiler to include removal.

May be seen at St. John Masonic Lodge. 351 Middle Portsmouth, N.H. Write or fall Robert E. RcvnnM ikm i SCHOOLS, COLLEGES 626 High Dedham.

will be: PANDOLFINfl'S GIRLS MASSAGES AND RATTTVA open today from lu a.m. 10 0: m. unusual estate lU-ms. III I'WWi Ml ILJ f.l 038ul. Rt.

30. Mats. Pike. Exit RUMMAGE sale Oct. 2.

5o2 Mass, central Sq Cambridge. 2d fir. 1.5. auck ramp, yauy 2 1 P.m.- Jt.wiR elec. piano, dual Show-10 P.m..

Wed. Thurs. 10 a.m.-, man. w. 2 JBU latest model 10 p.m., 8730030.

i Cail6u3-IS22-8U4? 603-524-6978 SKANDIA SIM SENTFR FORh SALE. Stradivanu, violin jnANUIA JftUNft OLltlLrl made 1734. For informatior. Expert massages by Females 1' cail 6o5-254a. mile off Rte.

128 on Rte. 62, GRAND PIANO.YamahaTlW, row. WASHINGTON, C. Cloudy with occasional rain likely at times tonight. Low tonight in the upper 60s.

Tomorrow mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and high in the 70s. BUSINESS MACHINES uiano. ii. pnnnv. 11 to 2 a.m.

Call INGRID for info. 272-4255. dential contenders Sens. Edmund Muskie, of Maine, Birch Bayh of Indiana, Fred Harris of Oklahoma, Gearge McGovern of South Dakota and Henry Jackson of Washington, plus New York Mayor John V. Lindsay Kennedy said "the roll-call of the Democratic Party shows that a man has always stepped forward to meet the challenge." "Muskie on pollution," said Kennedy, "Bayh on the Supreme Court, Harris THESE GOTTA GO wntte bench, exquisite tone.

exc. new asking $2700 or best otter. 8772845. HOPNER Bass, hollow body. Cutawav $150 or best offer.

Call anytime 769-3983. 2 SCM late elec. typewriters, $50 COURSE IniMM isrrtut tat tan, thwry, ant asslltattsa trntlna la Ink tfflitt frwa Mt ta tsiit. CImIh bull tr iMmI mivm. CNin tt ana itan tins.

Dilisma mrtil uu frstintlaa. ENROLL NOW! Classes Start October 1 8 CANADIAN HAY Call 667-2272, 935-4719. N.Y. CHEESECAKE PASTRY Wholesale only. 254-3343, conipiometer.

eiec. aaa. $35; checkwriter, $15; Remington printing calc, $75; Marchant auto, calc, $75: 2 late IBM elec. typewriters. $100 ea.

MASON HAMLIN piano, excel, 68 $1500. CaU 1-634- too.j. SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1971 All excel, cond. 282- 5656.

GARAGE Sale. Oct. 2 and 3. 10 SAXOPHONE a.m. to 5 p.m..

tv, stereo, like new cond. in excel, work- WHY PAY MORE? i to rounowuoa jewion: Upper Falls, off Route 9, near! SPINET PIANO, like new: alio Chestnut St REBUILT time clocks, call 822-; MINIATURE ALMANAC Ksstern Dsylicht Time Sunrise 6 41 Moonrise 3:28 pnt Sunset 8:24 4:38 AM Length of Day 11 :43 Day of Year 275 Turn on Headliihti at 6:29 pm AM PM 3779 or 282-5(i56. HRBKD2r THE NOSTALGIA. 202 River st. Cambridge, antiques, gifts, open Mon.

thru Sat. 1-5. AUTO tel. answering: machines. reciter Boston on electoral reform, Mc- Cr70 ichool locations in from amo.

tel. dialers. aoy grand ana student, upright, priced low.B-aOTt WURLITZER Console, exc. Early rock maple. Call 277-7124 after 3 p.m.

4500 WURLITZER full keyboard. $1500, Merrimac. Mass. S149 95. dictating transcribing KHEihtide Gover" on the war, Jack-LOW TIDE 3:36 4:00 sfm nn th Middle East.

son on the Middle East, machines S149.50. MARBLE-i HEAD SALES. 671-8150 anytime. BICYCLES BILLING MACHINE Fully au-1 Helens ot low Tide -Dsn It MOON'S PHASES full Moon Oct 4: 8:20 A lomatic extensions, excel, appi The citizens group also presented an identical petition to the Boston Bar Assn. in calling for disbarment proceedings be started against Troy.

40 chess moves Fischer wins Associated Press BUENOS AIRES US ace Bobby Fischer of New York won the first game of his semifinal chess tournament with Tigran Petro-sian of the Soviet Union Thursday night, scoring the victory in 40 moves. The opening was a Sicilian defense, which Petro-sian played in black. Petro-sian, a former world champion, played a new move on his 1th turn that seemed to give him an advantage but Fischer equalized by exchanging several pieces. la the end game, Fischer outplayed Petrosian and forced the win of a knight. Petrosian resigned at that stage.

cation for all kinds of and now Lindsay on the. cities." Last Quarter Oct 11; 1:30 A.M., gd. ga price, fnone MX. Beckerman. 729-8750.

New Moon Oct. IB 4 -on A.M. WALLPAPER 10 SPEED Racers. $77.88: Just reevd. fam.

brands, also 3 girl's and boy's bikes. Ltd. stork, lay away plan. CHELSEA TIRE following registration canter i LAWRENCE-M013T1 2HS.DhhSI.IIIO LOWELL-454-l22 LYNN-S31-KSO M. Stan Sm Cutir, Ml.

MALDEN-321-7453 QUINCY-Mt-4240 I Cmntitiil St, t. Iniitm 12 WALTHAM-MI-373B 111 muSt. 12 154 Tim Quarter Oct. 27; 1:55 A.M. For information call any ot trv your area.

BOSTON-522-610 BROCKTON-53-3 HI Mt St. 12413 CAMBRIDOE-aM-US 1155 MlSJ. CANTON-S22-051O EVE RETT -387-1464 FRAMINGHAM-S72-MaO ii imnst.inii irTrRirdcK TUTORING t-nei. SQ. IU S-1434.

Est. 1920, Northeast 500,000 ROLLS In stock, 35c-8c, vaL to $4.00. Waltex. Walovin. $2 25.

Flocks vinyls. $1 .93 uo. re-pasted 98c. Backer Union Som. 77S-0164.

REFRIGERATORS, ETC TEMPER ATl'Btt Maximum for 12 hours na minimum for 18 hourt. both cndmi at 4 TEMPERATURES Monimum for 12 hours and trlnlmum for li hours, ftoh end'ng at MASSACHUSETTS TUTORING at home children and adults, all grades, all subjects. Give your student more skill and confidence. Ceit. teachers, reas.

rates. Call anytime HOME TUTORING SERVICE. 569-3381. REFRIGERATORS WANTED ALLEN Supply, Tel. 254-1954.

Rnv inn BOSTON 79 55 New Bedford 81 44 74 51 GE. Philco-Whirlpool. 1 or. flSS. 2 doors $188.

used registrators. BRUINS TICKETS WANTED Roslindoli Station, Boston, Most 02131, Ttl. 522-0510 Plusi mi free iittrttitiM. It oat of tiwa call collect Nami S29.95. B4-451 Stoughlon girl dies in Boston A 17-year-old Stoughton girl died at Children's Hospital last night of injuries sustained in an auto accident two weeks ago in her home community.

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