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I. \ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 19W m ianrbrBtrr lEai^ning Herald A T $ n g t Daily Net P m * Run ■W n e WMk Ended Thp Weather irnte 18, ISM Manchester Continued mostly cloudy with chance of showers through Hospital Notes 15,459 Wednesday. Low tonight In 80s. High tomorrow about 80. HancheMter——4 City o f Village Charm YI8ITINO HOURS ASWNCER! I ■ . / Iniermedlste Care Setnl'-’ V(K.. LXXXVm ,^0. 260 (TWENTY PAGESJP private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 (OUasIfled AdvertMag on Page 11) PfUCE TEN CENTS 8 p.m.; private roonaa, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Pediatrics: Parents allowed any time ezce]^ noon-2 p.m.; others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 4 p.m.-8 p.m. ABM Backer Shifts, Intensive Care and Coronary Cara: Immediate family only, W 0lJ?lA fppf5i anytime, limited to five min­ INC. utes. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- 12:48 p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 Foes Claim 50 Votes p.m.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m,, and WASmNGTON (AP)— With Gravel’s support, oppo­ seated the Congress with a seri­ 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. Sen. Mike Gravel, D-Alas- nents of ABM claimed 80 votes, ous analysis of all the possible Age Lim its: 16 in maternity, ka, announced today he is one short of- the majority they alternatives,” most of which he 12 in other areas, no limit in opposed to deplojrment of need. Two aOnators remain said could be built faster than self-service. the Safegruard antiballis- publicly uncommitted, Republi­ an ABM. can John J . WiUiams of Dela­ In addlUcm, he said, “none of tic missile system. He sgid The administration reminds ware and Democrat Clinton P. the other alternatives is as com­ visitors that with construction any weapon able to destroy Anderson of New Mexico. plicated and as undependable as under way, parking space is a few radars in the mid- Gravel ouUlned altemaUves the ABM option.” limited. Visitors are asked to 1970s would turn the ABM to the 'ABM as a menas of main­ PoUtlcs as well as practicality bear with the hospital while the “into billions of dollars of taining a U.S. deterrent, Includ- tinged some of the final mo­ parking problem (exists. junk.” Iw super-hardening the sites of ments of debate, but Sen. Henry ABM: opponents had counted Mmuteman intercontinental bal- M. Jackson, D-Wash., said he Qnavel in their ranks, but his lisUc missiles, duHding more or does not believe a campaigner Patients Today: 210 speech was the first public mobile Mlnutemen, and building would 'be successful in raising statement he has made In the a new sea-based force. the missile dispute as an issue ADMITTED SATURDAY: ABM controversy heading tor a "Unfortunately,” he eald, against President Nixon. Mary F. BemoM, 188 Park Bt.; "When you have a subject be­ Senate showdown Wednesday. "the administration has not pre- Mrs. Terese Doyle, East fore the Senate based on the Hartford; Hugh Hayden, 207 concept of defending yourself,” Center St.; Mrs. Katherine C. SWINGING BUYS • ACTION DEALS Jackson said In an Interview, ”1 Long, East Hartford; Mrs. can’t for the life of me see how aista P. Loiing, Kelly Rd., Ver­ that’s going to hurt the person non; Clarence M. McCatron, who is advocating it.” East Hartford; Kelly B. McCar­ Comfort Freed GIs in Laos, Sen. George S. McGovern, R- thy, 80 Lllley St.; Francis Ro­ Giant frozen food storage S.D., told the Senate Monday man, 1B6 Wadsworth St. Ext.: Safeguard could prove a niajOT Herbert W. Smith, 48 CorneU St. in' Style political liability to the Republi­ BIRTHS SATURDAY; A Five On Way Back to U.S. These three pictures of Mars were returned to daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ...fast fast ice! can President. He said deploy­ earth la.st night h.v Miiriner 7 and released today Jam es Waters, Hillsdale Dr., Decorator Colors 1 VIENTTANE, Laos (AP) — porters. They seemed somewhat ment would feed the arms race at Jet rropulsion IjilKiratory in I’asaedna, Calif. R .F.D .; a daughter to Mr. and' Looking:' gaunt after months In dazed. and lead to increasing neglect of They were made a.s the spacecraft movetl from problems at home. Frog Karo Find Mra. Arnold Stetson, Lebanon.,, 14.7 CU. ft. North' V ietnam ese prison Lt. Robert Franchot Frlsh- 716,‘2r>() miles from the planet, left, to 6JU),700 camps, three U.S. prisoners of "And the administration will Hartford Chief To See PHlLtADBLlPHIA (AP) — No Frost Refrigerator man, 29, a Navy pilot from San­ Zoo officials here ore elated miles, center, ami finally, to .'>35,650. The pictures ADMITTED ’YES'TERDAY: war arrived In VienUane tonight tee, Calif., a c t^ as spokesman have to face the electorate en­ wKh their latest acqutalUon - Mrs. Sarah E, Burns, BOO W. and described their treatment during the questioning. Asked cumbered by a costly blunder, are Nos. 38. -17, and 57, re.s|>ectively, in Mariner 7'a Center St.; Patrick M. Con­ • Jet Freeze Ice Compart­ Just as the previous administra­ a blue frog. far encounter sesa the white polar cap. each section opposing the deployment of an licemen out sick Monday. On ment of black officers to regular School. Kahn, who wlll\ enter books, no lectures, only guide­ United Aircraft Corporation. Guire Lane; William Rogers, • LEXAN® Molded Case— With him were Capt. Wesley neighbor handed It In to boo Martian suutli polar rap today, In telescope photographs ths ABM now I oppose a .President Sunday, 15 were absent About Inside assignments In the t»ok- East Hartford; Mark G. Schu- Won’t Rust Evert Lewis Rumble, 26, an Air Force officials. snapping and storing pictures cup appears smoothly circular. kel, 81 Scott Dr., Wapplng; • Twin vegetable bins and House fk>es pilot from Orovllle, Calif., and df my own party,” Percy said In a third of the 66 black police­ Ing, complaint, recqrc^ and Members of the Ladles QuUd^ • Directional Top Air Conant said the frog la pro­ scientists said would glue to­ Approach pictures by Mariner 7 Mra. Ruth E. Turkington, 40 removable bin for 18 eggs Douglas Hegdahl, a seaman ap­ a letter to his constituents. men were out Sattmday and 16 Identification departments and of the Assumption Church will Discharge bably a male adult about a night’s lelcvlalon viewers to and Its twin. Mariner 9. which About Town\ Only Coincidence Nye St. prentice from Watertown, S.D. But Percy said the Safeguard were absent Friday ni^t when as court officers and to Inatde meet tonight at 8 at the John year old. their chairs. a. swept along the Martian equa­ The VFW Auxiliary will spon • GE colors or white From Surtax “The doctors were very busy division does not follow party the sick calls beg^. relief assignments. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Town Manager Robert ’I - '/ Preliminary signals flashed tor last Thursday, showed that Hor a picnic and entertainment BIRTHS YESTERDAY ; A son 6000 BTU/Hr. ^ giving treatment to their own lines. Also called for ore an Increase Center St., to pay respects Weiss says it Is only a coin­ to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vaugiian has threatened dls- on monitors at Ihs Jet Propul­ Ihe cap really haa a roggsd for patients at the Newington people,” Frishman said. "And the fact la that on this In recruitment of black police­ to \ the late Frank Eldmimds cidence that a notice, adver­ Washburn, 233 Spruce St.; a son etpUnary aoUon against police­ sion tjtbornlory were evidence, fringe and a dark splotch tn the Veterans Hospital tomorrow To Reforms Important question the Presi­ men and women; Improvements whe^e daughter. Miss Mary tising for on accountant for to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Keith, "It would have been easier to dent has told me that each sena­ men found to be "mallnpieiing.' a apokesman said, that the pho- center. from S to 7 p.m. All members of the quality of training to en­ Bctentlats ex|MM'led Mariner Ifidm^ds, Is vice president of the Town of Windsor, has 74 Bigelow St.; a son to Mr. and amputate my arm but they op­ tor should be guided by his own ”I want to resolve this thing Flooda HU tographa aa finally transmitted of the Post, Auxiliary and been posted on a bulletin WASHINGTON (AP) —Hav­ erated on me and removed my as soon as possible,’' Vaughan sure that more bInckM complete 7‘a doseups to help solve the the Umld. Mrs. Tommy Flood, Loveland ing completed congressional ac­ conscience to vote in a way that' training; assistance to trainees; would be "beautiful,” showing Cooties needing triuisportatlon board In the Manchester Hill Rd., Rockville; a son to elbow. I still have my arm .” told Thomas Fuller, the Guard- features of the planet's southern puzzlas crested by these new 289 *175 tion on a six-month compromise best serves the national Inter­ black training officers In clas­ will meet at the Post Homo at findings, perhaps snswsring ths Municipal Building. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Constlne, Frishman reported the main est,” Percy said. tanei’ president. In a telephone State’s West hemisphere never seen before 4:30 p.m. Those wishing more Thu No^ Manchester Al- extension of the Income sur­ conversation Monday night. ses; at least two blacks In the question of whether Ihe cap is Anim fnmH^y group will meet He says It has nothing to 26 Glenstone Dr., Rockville; a diet of the prisoners was "baaed ”In good conscience, as a for­ trommented Dr. Robert B. Information may contact Mrs. charge, the House now heads Training Dlvialon and In the HARTFORD, Conn. (API made of Ice or frozen carbon Wcslncslsr cap uvsr three hours suiting at I :M Tolland; Louis H. Palmer Staf­ Ooples were mode available Keildenta of tt|T>ruxlmately 88 Norman St. BothXgroups meet fore coming to Manchester. ford Springs; Mrs. Rose M. whether to give critics cf the re­ Frishman said he had not debate on the $20 billion mlli- that Mack officers be aJarigned Wow! We are aeeing the ant EDT tonight. Weiss explained that the to newsmen late Uoftdoy sOer- summer cottHgvw In The Maples, arctic wastes of Mars." W e're aa weekly and are op^ to friends Coleman, 801 Hartford Rd.; Byl- OVEN RANGE form bill as It is now drafted a During the fly-by. flight con- and relatives of a ^rson with Connecticut Municipal Fi­ (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) noon. ■ (Bee Page Eight) 11 housing cluster at iatke Huii- To newsmen the signals were near aa vlo Clavette, IBF Forest Bt.; chance to offer amendments. I atonic In Shelton, were evacu­ Irollsrs turned on aclentlfle In- a severe drinking pronlom. nance Officers Association Is a confusing hash of whits and ■Inimsnls to meosurs the tem­ Margaret O. Lohda, lOOB Byca- Monday’s 287-170 House vote ated Ijecsuse of flooding of the your now circulating vacancies in gray squares. Bolentlsts' trained perature of ths planet’s surfoos moro La.; George J . Sylvester, aacnu^ces extension of the 10 llousatonlc River. Polloe esti­ telephone A I.nmaze chlldblrtli. film, member towns and is re­ 110 Broad Bt.; Mrs. Victoria A. per cent surcharge only through eyes, however, saw paltsma presented by PACE sm ^ ng questing that the notices be mated that mure than 300 per­ which they Identified aa craters. (Bee Toge Nine) Pinto, 32 Proctor Rd.; Reginald Dec. 31. But an additional six- sona were affected. No Injurirw preparatory classes, laborXond posted on bulletin boards. Ellsworth, Lake Rd.. Box 211, month extension, at S per cent, delivery, will be shown tonight were reported FREE Coventry: Mrs. Ruth V. Bryant, is included in the tax reform It also was reportad that In at 8 at Trinity Luthen New Utudenis are being regis­ 31 Homestead St. bill. Church, 88 Prospect 8t., Rocl^ dUin Well Htate i’ark was under DELIVERY tered y midnight with tile ko, Andover; Mrs. Mary B. ed, the Nixon a4kn(nistraUon trverflow reaching the rsllroad lureday Ix'tween 8:30 and 11 Egan, 78. Jarvis St.; Pamela argues, If inflation is to be FBI Joins in Search a ^ . and 1 and 2:30 p.m. Stu- traekM alxml 200 feet from the Your order tor drug needs Bourez, Warehouse Point; Mrs. brought under control. doWs miwt present a year-end river and cosmetics will be taken Phllomena J. Schiavo, Ve­ However, a group of Demo­ ropkrf eiud or have a trans- • Manu-Cycle Controls for Olvll Defense offlebiis warned euro of Ininiedliitely, JOHN'S gas, Nev.; Mrs. Albena F. with exclusive • 3 automalic-dry cycles crats wants to knock the addl- crlpt\ forwariled to Manchester 3 cycles: Normal Wash, owners of" Industrial properly For Killers of Coeds Rose, Stafford Springs; Mrs. ELEGANT COOKING MINI-WASH» SYSTEM . tlonal 5 per cent extension out of High ^ehool prior to registra­ Short Wash, Rinse & Dry • Automatic Permanent along the tkmmitnnlr River that weekend near the Ballnas horns ATLANTIC Darlene M. DeMarce, South Press Cycle with . the reform bill, which comes up ANN ARBOR. Mich. (API tion. aiudents entering Grades ELEGANT LOOKING • Filter-Flo wash system- they were In danger of flood- of Manuel's parents 706 Main St. Windsor; Elmer M. Manker, 663 • 3-Level Thoro-Wash “Cooldown" for debate Wednesday with a Aufhorttles mvesllgsllng the {jJsddojtA, 11 ami l^wlU be te-sted on Tues­ ends lint-fuzzl •o* Three ralllornla girls mur­ 649-8132 Center St.; Andre D. Coniveau, • Sensi-Temp^ Automatic • 3 wash, 2 rinse vote planned for Thursday. Hubert K. t'sllahan, first se­ slaying of sevsn Michigan col- 767 MAIN 8T.—e aoid Oe Crash Spills Ilea, cuftlinka, Jazz rseorda, jured and a dozen arrested. An­ who seek pei>al reform a for^ Ihe long winter montha Beech, Fla.; Mra. Mary Bablel, says with a smile He's assist­ lumbia Recorda donated ajbuma •tajatwave ntdkai. liquor. auU> other 200 were injured during ahead Stafford Springs; Angelo J. the sreekend. and' more than 50 ant , manager of T)>e Fortune The society J>opea the idiop rec«.rded by linger Johraiy C^ah mobila accaasprisf. srurosn’s srtll train ex-convlcta in retail FMiiies Carfjo Leone, EMat Hartford; Bufene 'arrested. Stnlre. which opened Monday. on -vtalta Kokam - and - San ril buy anything What wll) underwear, flight bogs from for- skills as wcU ail providing an -C. Devine. Marlborough; JIU K. Cin Cruralin Road, a street of FVeeman and about half QueAtJn prieona in California you aalC" one yo«^ Kuoaun algn alrUnas, any kind of cloth­ BUY - SEll - TRADE dozen others working In the nar­ ouUrt tor merchandise from ex- ,MERir>CN. Oonn. lAPi A recently asked a startled Ameri­ Leonard, Best Harttoid. NlOlRlMlAlNl ’S \ Roman Cathollcj bordering a Dr Karl Menninger, donated trsrtor-tralter (ruck loaded with ing. and of ciairas dotlars or oth- row. basement shop are ex-con- convtcu trying to go atialght can wonian Aleo, Antoine D. Parent, Old INC. Protestant ares. resldenta JOO c'Oplea of new tjook "The 6 ar Wastsrn monay. MORIARTY vlcts. They wear their former about mtiUon d lrm careened Post Rd., ToUond; Mra. Rein- emerged from tl>elr homes with Articlea offered for sale Mon­ Crime of ihiniahment ' Pubilab off Interstate 61 Monday and She shooed hi'm sway and ha Tha Russian who darss to go Cars A f mute I. Frtler, SSO Mt. Vernon (ticks and table le ^ and lit prison numbers stenciled in day -Included Moderately era donated other t«>>lai dealing, went merrily off looking for, an- In for this kind of tllsgal activity black on priaon-Usue blue den­ turned on lie aide Injuring the Apts., RockvtSe; Frank J . Rto- fires on street comera to ward priced Jewelry made by a movie with priaon themea two occupants and acnllsnng Mhrr proapect la an akpert at spotting a tor- BROTHERS S IN C E 1 9 3 9 im ohirts 'Si AUTO TRADIN6 POST der. 49 Rl^^etelde D r.; Mrs. Mar­ off Protestant attacks. A house theater Jaruior who apent The atore'debut haa t/rxugh*. the cargo Inside the trailer The great majority Of Im signer Good shoos ars tha stir- garet M. Tedhxd, 44F Cose and two Stores tn thtf area were "I hod my choice of 1419K years lA half a dosen pnwaia. raj r^ctkjn yet from *u- promptu friendshipa struck up rst giveaway Nothing manufac­ "Connecticut’s Oldest 445 HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER — frosp Sing Sing. 44106 from Dsn- Iksjth Meriden firemen -were 504 TALCX)TTVILLE RD.—RT. 83. VERNON Dr.; Mrs. Jimmie Gorman aaf set afire; the firemen mere met leather'handtiaga produc|ed'iby a itlea, but Ite si called U» asalst In the transfer between young Kusslsns and tured In the West looks quits Llncoln-Merc.ury Dealer" neroora. or 42*7^ from New Je r­ fwho son, WUlowbrook Apts., Rock­ with fire bombs and rortu. 46-yeatr-oid Hrooklyny man/, hoa been grau^mg/ of the I6DO.OOO In coine from foreigners eventually Invohrs an Uks a Russian ihoa. 801 CENTER STREET 872-0589 O pM Doily 9 A.M. • 9 FAI. — Sotordoy 9 A J4 .' & F-M- sey State Prjlsoo." say* Free­ ifw n t.is y e d ra In a G eorgia pcia- '^Tha priUceman- (jn/the beat offer or a sale and much of tha ville; Mrs. Robert Ford and eoni In another area, gaaottne the uverturnsd truck to a amal The Miterprsilng buyer usual­ OlPEN EVENINGS >1 man. He wras, paroled three on kttd crocheted (•'tiliwrn. made ab,ppad by," a«ya 'Kreemarv merchandise finds Its-way Into Warehouse Point; Mrs. Foul bombs expioderf omoDg police 7 lar truck frun the Armored M«e ly apoaks llmltod English or (Except Tbpfi.) “HOME OF 100% GUARANTEE” weeks ago after ipendirtg por by s Zl-yrar-a4d female former He auggeiAed we keep a light ■:f ,Moscow e I flourishing Illegal Sartor and daughter, ST Pstkins attempting to bresk up bon|la at jor Service Corp of Trenton French, the voktibulory bahv St. tione of five years In each for hertdn addret whUa In M an bsi on, ,U raght ’ to keep burglari- black market (Bee Page Ntaie) anped robt^ery "I ftnoliy cfaoaw tan Rehabilitation Center away' ' . (Bee Page Nlnrleea) Books and magsjlnss sapo- (■oa Fog* Nk ■) \' ■>. \ -\- ■ A-' - ■■ ■'' \ ■ \

. j PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AtJGUST 5, 1969 MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 PAGE THREE THEATER TIMl-J Business Mirror MOVIE AUDIENCE FBI Joins in Search Sheinwold on Bridge the leather motorcycle aura ♦ ****»*G UID E******* out the door of the restaurant. SCHEDULE A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Fashion Should Be Fun^ some propr oty with his aver­ O’Connor reported chasing Mon- AND THEATERS. VETERAN EXPERT age $800 dollar price tags, com­ Alleged Assault Brings telro to Park and Washington Cinema 1—Bonnie & Clyde, GM, Big Steel Face to Face, GRATIFIES MANY NORTH bined lynx fur ■with leather In- For Killers of Coeds These fet.nge apply to films French Designer Says Streets before he lost him. TAKE A 4 J953 eerts down the side and a 7:00; Ck>oI Hand Luke, 9:00. released after Nuv 1. t968 Two Police Suspensions Mo (Continued from Pa(|;e One) By ALFRED SHEINWOU) leather tunic with pants. The ontelro alleges that Mtirphy Cinema 1—(3one With the Price Increase Showdown (7 J94 By MABOABBT CUMMINs] 1 Paris pants revolution last sum­ Washtenaw (bounty Sheriff TH IS SEAL HAimivmrk /-vm*. ' and Manwaring chased him to Wind, 2:00, 8:00. "Always medee the rl^t -O A 842 I The Washington Post ' m er.) fur hood had cars standing HAR’TFORD, Conn. (AP) — trial when he was arraigned the rear yard where they beat stolen motorcycle was found in Douglas J. Harvey said Collins By JOHN CUNNlFF linder /J<4uison the anti-infla­ rtra'ght up In the back. Cinema II—Funny G ir l,'2:00, in ad* indteat** the fMm was play,” Sue Bannister recently ♦ Q5 His fun with the bustline was Two Hartford poUcemen are July 23. His companion pleaded and kicked him and caUed him the garage used by'CoUins, said AP Business Analyst tion policy was called the tech­ aubmitted and approved under P A R IS —Designer Y ves St. wtis moody and jailers reported 8 :00. advised one of her young play WEST EAST in a hammered gold breast­ The crowd tor the show, «a i- Monday a State Police officer NEW YORK (AP) — In one nique of the jawbone, meaning suspended after being acciued 81|***y the breach of peace “nigger." A woman, who form- he had had repeated crying Clnei;ama—Ben Hur, 8:00. the Motion Picture Code mates. "It will gratify some 4) K842 ♦ L«»rent has always maintained plate, more believable than pic­ aidered one of the major cou­ told him there wsus evidence one com er is General Motors, the that verbal castigation was the of Self-Regutation. of beaUng a man after a dls- f ."*** received a SO-day criy lived at IM Washington spells. East Hartford Drive-In— people and astoni^ the rest." ^ A853 0 that fashion should be fun and tures in the many English-lan­ ture run-throughs of this week, jail sentence. st., reportedly witnessed the or two girls had been slain In a world’s largest industrial corpo­ major weapon. pute in a Washington Street di­ However, Harvey told news­ Shoes of the Fisherman, 8:25; g Suggested (or GENERAL After 70 years of playing whist, 0 10 o ‘‘inspiration comes from the guage girly magazinss sold all started lining up outside, the Police charged at the time assault. trailer. State Police declined ration, weighing in with assets Early In the Johnson adminis­ ner last month. 527 MAIN STREET ' men Collins had "said nothing Where Were You When the eudlsncee. bridge, auction and contitict JL 10 8 72 * over in top drugstores here. salon about one-half hour be­ comment. of $14 billion, income of $1.7 bil-, tration the jawbone was used atmosphere.” — Asst. Chief James W. Hesiln related to the investigatin." He Light Went Out? 10:45. bridge, Mrs. Bannister has SOUTH (They’d get a pornography label fore the announced 3:30 p.m. A sheriff’s spokesman in Sali­ lion in 1968, and a staff of mightily. But another weapon S Suggested for MATURE H e had some fun at a recent hour. (It started about 20 min­ said reinstotement of the two iicemen entered Dobhs assault to Arthur L. Johnson, dl- has been represented by an at­ East Windsor Drive-In—The learned to g ive sound advice ♦ Q 6 in the United States.) STARTING TUKDAY, AUG. 12 nas said Sgt. Ken Christensen 757,(XX) workers. sometimes was used also, the eudiencee (perentel discre­ show in his salon on the narrow utes >;(»te, typical of Parisian men depends on the disposition f e m T l e ^ m S ^ a b ^ Hartford Oommls- torney since his arrest last Chairman. 8:25; Lady in Ce­ and practices what she preach­ C? Q 6 2 "They are really quite fair, In the other is U.8. Steel, weapon that any large customer tion edvieed). and Detective Thomas Nasser Thursday. es, as may be seen in a hand O KQ93 Rue Spontini, right down the even sagging a bit," comment­ shows.) of criminal charg^i against ^Atey w ^ a trt^ t ment, 10:15. ranked 10th among U.S. corpo­ can use to bring a seller Into them. ------of the Michigan State Police Authorities in Michigan de­ 3 RESTRICTED — Persons she played recently at the North A AK63 ed an Amsterdam fashion re­ There Were no signs of St. a booth when the Kaleta woman Manchester Drive - In — 99 rations, with assets of $6.4 bil­ line, the threat to buy from the street from a In-asserie with a Arrested on warrants charg­ were making complete laborato­ clined to answer questions about under 16 not edmltted. un- Hollywood Bridge Club. stand-up bar seirving hot dogs porter about St. Laurent’s au­ Laurent’s earlier baby-doU recognized some of them and Women, 8:30; Eve, 10:15, lion, income of $254 million last seller’s competftion. As the big­ West North ing breach of the peace July Scenic Bay Shrinka ry check of the trailer for possi­ Manuel, known also as Richard loee eccompenied by parent and whiskey and a pinball nta- thentic looking m ammary mold look, but one woman was in began making remarks about Mansfield Drive-In—Googan’s year, and a staff of 200,000. Pop­ gest buyer In America, the U.S. South dealer. Pass 2 23 were Francis P. MurjAy. 35, ble clues. Diaz jr . and James Skotak, but chine in-the comer. with long velvet skirt. his 1964 French shepherdess In- the women with them, police SAN FRANCISOG—The inland Bluff, 8:45; Eye of the Cat, ularly called Big Steel, it is government had the most cus­ or adult guardian. Neither^ side “Tvulnerable. Pass 2 N T of Ehifiekl and James G. Man- Sgt. Christensen said in Salinas St; Laurent, a form er philos­ suiratlon with white lace aUrt. charge. Bay o f Ban Francisco has been Collins is charged with the 10:15. twice the size of its nearest ri­ Opening lead—Two of Clubs. The atmosphere—the 90-de­ waring, 24, of Middletown. M. A. Peterson, Inc. tomer power. ® F’ertoni under 15 not ad­ ophy student, bom in Oran, A l­ One woman wore white ten­ Monteiro was asked to quiet dlmlnlahed by one-third in the murder of Karen Sue Belneman, police know -Manuel was there State Theatre — True Grit, Mrs. Bannister won the open­ gree airless variety that makes SERVING CONN. SINCE UM val, Bethlehem Steel. GM has customer power too, mitted. Tliit age restriction geria, repeated his patchwork nis shorts, others denim sU its Murphy and Manwaring al­ his companion, pcdice said, and past two centuries by land nils an Sastem Michigan coed. “ as recently as last Thursday,” 1:45, 6:30; 9:00. The biggest steel user on one ing lead in dummy with the people tim aten to faint—was and obviously Intends to make may be higher in certain in muted reds, with one gypsy and gypsy headbands » with legedly pummeled Raymond he did, temporarily. She un- tor Indw tryl bridges, homes, side. The biggest producer on queen of clubs, counting her top clubs and gave West the inspired mostly by a clapping use of it. Some of. the smaller dress loioed up the front. There damp strings of hair hanging Monteiro, SI, of Hartford in a leashed another tirade, however, airports and other uses. The the other. areas. Check theater or tricks: Three clubs, probably ten of clubs. and animated Lauren Bacall. companies— and smaller refers were some Garbo and IMetrich out the back. At one point rear yard at 164 Washington according to police. scoilc bay now covers only 400 Rarely have two corporate be­ advertising. four diamonds, and nothing else By this time both defenders Wearing a navy blue St. Lau­ Getting Out Annual Report Steel Drops only to relative size, for most looks in slouchy frft hats. cix>- Lauren Bacall borrowed a bat­ St. about 8 a.m. July 23 after Police said Monteiro dashed square miles. hemoths engaged in a show­ PrmUd •• • publ'C ••rvic* that she could be sure of pro­ were down to their hearts and rent belted shirt dress about ,'teel makers are big businesses Chet tarns and slinky suits. A tery-operated fan and whirred tt chasing him there from Dobbs down over the price one charges by thii ntMTtMpei ducing by her own effoirts. spades, with West on lead. They three Inches above her knees — have been slow to follow Big couple of munbers 'looked like over anyone close, including House restaurant, 239 Waidilng- the other. Perhaps they won’t The average player would be could take their two aces and (of course, it's a St. Laurent), ton St. Both were o ff duty at Can Provide Its Headaches Some Hikes Steal’s lead. "Gone with the Wind” with pop- movie actress Roniy Schneider lock horns, but the gestures tempted to toad either a heart their twp kings, but then dum­ Miss pacall applauded hardest the time. By JOHN A. JOHNSTON I The hesitancy of these small- lam jacicets and Icng skirts. and several photographers. ticism has no place in the life have been menacing; a chal­ or a spade fnim the South hand m y’s jack of spades or South’s for the Christian Dior protege’s or report of a librarian. Efforts '-r firms isn't engendered by If the models weren’t so se­ Policeman David J. O’Connor, bf anyone thinks the report In P rices lenge has been hurled and a de­ Nine Applicants to try a finesse with dummy’s queen of hearts would give de­ glittery long tunic and pant­ (ear alone. The possibility of suits. who was also off duty and with to cover the question mark with fiant response delivered. nine. Neither finesse would clarer her eighth trick. rious and could take the tim e in for a Hscal year ending June PITTSBURGH (A P ) — U.S. pickup any business lost by Seek Rec Post 8t. Laurent’s fun came in his their rapid nvarch through the Dutch Art Laiigest Murphy and Manwaring, and FOR EXPERT an exclamation point proved too work as the cards lay. Mrs. Either spades or hearts was Steel Corp. rolled back part of On July 30, U.S. Steel €ui- U.S. Steel must be tempting, Thomas Ingraham, who was on 30 should be ready for July 1 messy. Suddenly there was a Bannister resisted the tempta­ sure to produce a trick as long playing with hemlines. They white salon, one almost expect­ WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Its broad-based price Increase nounced price increases on a and you can bet they are mus­ The Town of 'Manchester has THE HAGUE, the Nether­ duty, arrested Mbnteiro on tivo ddatrtbutlon, he hasn't heard the blizzard of mimeograph paper tion because she had a much as the defenders broke the suit. were just below the loiee, Just ed an "O le " in several black Monday, but the big steelmaker wide range of steel products, in­ ing over the situation. received nine applications, in­ lands— Since 1881 The Hague counts of breach o f peace and COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE as the boss “ lost his cool." surer trick up her sleeve as Neither suit was a sure bet if above the knee, mid-calf, ankle- velvets with Spanish-like tassels. tale oif woe from John F. Jack- 'leld fast to higher rates that cluding $6 a ton on hot rolled Should GM spilt the ranks of cluding two from women, for has boasted the world’s largsst a charge of resistance. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE From the deluge came his sheets and $8 a ton on edd long aa West’s deuce of clubs declarer tackled the suit her­ length in skinny, long-jackete-.l Several tweed suits had Eisen­ son, Manchester’s head librari- ave now been matched by v ir­ steel companies it will be an ex­ the post of assistant rec direc­ painting, the ICesdag.Panorama They also arrested Montelro’s SEE plaintive cry. "Rerun the rolled sheets, both widely used could be relied upon to be from self. cardigan daytime suits and hower battle jackets over an­ —375 feet long and 48 feet high tually all major producers on traordinary achievement. In the tor. A ll are from the state. The companion, Helen Kaleta, 41, of whole page.” a three-card or four-card suit. Daily Question feathered 'cocktail dresses. The kle-length skirts and there were ESasrSSBSorSiffiU? in automotive manufacture. pas(t, steel companies usually Town Personnel Office did not -w h ich pictures the coastUne Hartford on a charge of breach e07 New Peih Awe. West HartSoi Walking Atlantic City’s board- materials used in the auto and ^closest thing to a mini was In EUzabethan-like sleeves in vel­ A completed copy of the re­ A price move had been ex­ reveal the towns they are from. Runs Diamonds Partner opens with 1-NT (16 hereabouts. Visitors walk of peace. appliance InduMries. have fallen into line quickly the tunics wlUch were always vet gowns. CLARKE MOTOR SALES lyalk during a national conven­ port was passed among the pected fo r some time, for the The veteran expert led a low to 18 points), and the next play­ around Inside Ole circular paint­ The company, which trig­ with price increases; so quickly, The post pays an annual sal­ over pants. (He started the Monteiro' denied all three OPEN tion some weeks before annual steel indus try had made clear it diamond from dummy at the er passes. You hold: Spades, The designer, who has given ing on a sort of boardwalk. . RT. 6 and 85, BOLTON— 643-9521 staff. They uncovered 12 lerrors. gered the current round of price in fact, that antitrust officials ary in the $8,590 to $10,264 charges and adeed tor a jury Dally S Is S p.ai„ Thais, to • pM., Gal ts 4 ] report time, he pondered a could not absorb a 6 per cent second trick, capturing West’s K-8-4-2; Hearts, A-8-S-S; Dia­ Rationalization dictated dis­ increases last Wednesday, low­ always have been concerned. range. Applications postmarked theme, ideas to top last jrear’s rise in labor costs on Aug. 1. In singleton ten with the king. It monds, 10; Clubs, lO-8-’i-S. tributing the report with errors. ered posted hikes on galvanized This tendency for prices to be today are still being accepted. effort. Militant librarians? May­ fact, profits of the big steelmak­ was then easy to return a low What do you say? Discretion proved the better and aluminum coated sheets uniform was borne out Monday. John Harkins, the town’s per­ be. A song from a controversial ers already have been off badly diamond to dununy’s ace. West Answer: Bid two chibs, the SiSiSiSiS part of rationalization. Next from $9.50 to $4.50 a ton. The U.S. Steel made a partial roll­ sonnel officer, said that the sesisesesss eeeeeeesiss Broadway fdiow, a preview at recently. discarded a heart, confirming Stayman Convention, aaUng ggggg aceaegettaa flaewMNBWwa 5 morning, nine of the 12 mis­ move was attributed to a (allure back of price increases it had town will conduct examinations a November library poster al­ It was both the size and tim ­ the distribution of the diamond. partner to show a major suit 5 takes were corrected. by other producers to adopt the initiated on coated steel prod­ next week and that the an­ most clinched It. ing of the increase that seemed Declarer then led a low dia­ of four or more cards. If part­ By 8 o’clock that evening, the $0.50 increase. ucts used In the Construction in­ nouncement of an appointment to disturb GM and some other mond from dummy to take a ner can bid a m ajor suit, you Bhrentually, all were with ■ dustry. The prices were rolled w ill be made soon after. report was ready. Not quite. M ajor producers followed U.S. big steel users. Including appli­ finesse with the nine. will jump to game in that suit. drawn from circulation. Bad back to match the lower level of The new assistant will re­ The special staples hadn’t ar­ Steel’s average 4.8 per cent in­ ance manufacturers. The in­ Mns. Bannister continued If partner bids two diamonds, I^ay on words. Mine, not his. increases announced by the place Wally Fortin, who be­ rived. They eventually did, and crease. But they settled (or a creases averaged 4.8 per cent, with the queen of diamonds, denying a major suit, you will Things began to take form, competition. came full-time director of the report’s out. What about $4-.50 a ton increase on the gal­ but covered 40 per cent of all and West managed to save all bid two notrump and hope for but not for long. Statistics viiore senior citizens activities on July Over 500 people opened next year? Send it to a printer? vanized items, which account steel products. Wha t would constitute a victo­ of his ciubs although he almost the best. reasonably easily compiled. The 1. That's out. Too commercial. ' for about five per cent of the tn- In ail likelihood an Increase of ry for GM? A cancellation of the gave up the hand with a club Copyright 1969 report -would agiain be in book­ Increase isn't needed. A partial Fortin, from Oct. 31 to June Start jotting down Ideas, du.stry'8 shipments. that size would force a price in­ discard. South then took her General Featurea Oosp. let form, but folded the oppo­ rollback' would Indicate that 9, was acting rec director, fol­ staff. By next July we may be Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. crease of several dollars in auto site way tromni last year’s. It GM’b formidable market power lowing the resignation of Wil­ ready. No, we won’t use the was the only producer to adopt prices. C om bin g with other in­ would be on a different color the $9.50 increase (or galvan­ has beien used effectively. liam Boyle. In addition, Fortin STARTS WEDNESDAY! new S.B.iVI. Savings Accounts moon walk. Nor Nell Arm­ creased qpsts, this could raise Mock. Writing would be kept ized, but it adjusted the price And GM la a mighty effective served as part-time director of strong’s quotation. If you prices to the point of loweTlng to a minimum. More illustra­ W h a te v e ir you hear about shortly after U.S. Steel's an­ sales. customer. senior citizens activities. The tions to ease the monotony of haven’t been reading or listen­ 1 nouncement Monday. In G M ’s book it doesn’t take latter job became full-time on M T OOMflEfnr' ing lately, that has also been 1 Interminable statistics. U.S. Steel’s price on the flat- July 1. ie truel edited. Just remember, the old much of an increase to discour­ Lurleen Wallace 1 . A?;. All draiwings but two were rolled products, which account On^^June 9, Melvin Slebold be­ last month card stock Is being replaced by age buying—to suggest to a po­ MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) ready. One had been in the (or nearly half of the industry’s came rec director and Poirtln 1 a new stylo. And the mimeo­ tential customer that he post­ —A copy of a newly published works for two years. "Proceed total shipments, has met resis­ served out the fiscal year as graph Isn’t human. It only pone his purchase (or another book detailing the late Gov. Lur­ on faith. My friend will come tance from General Motors, a his assistant. prints. year. Nothing irritates automo­ leen W allace’s two-yeau- battle .jhrough,” Jaokson reassured top customer. tive people more than postpone­ with cancer was presented Mon­ "IVIII 3 I M I G H T k himself. The automaker's Fisher Body ments, for in an IndustiV in day to former Opv. George C. - Any day now, something division last week advised U.S. which new models come out CO W O O Y " b r / Steel 'to hold back on shipments Wallace. more than a still, small voice At Stratford each year a postponement is a One-quarter of the profits "pending a re-evaluation of the iMmCOLOBJ would emanate from the Muni­ lost sale. from the sale of Anita Smith’s t i m - 9:U competitive situation with re­ As far as GM was concerned, ^ ( > ) ^ BURNSIDE A cipal Building. "W here’s your “ The Intimate Story of, Lurleen Sundays A spect to steel prices." the increases came at the wrong report?" Btaff members were F ro m B a rd Wallace; Her Crusade of Cour­ d s a l 1:15-4:29-7-6 Observers say General Motors time, because sales already starting vacations. No proof­ age” will go to the Lurleen Wal­ was apparently waiting to see if were off badly in July. F or the reading or stencil maldf^ from lace Courage Crusade, which is T o Q ie k h o v other producers would reject entire month its dealers deliv­ them. Equipment tor color had raising money to build a cancer U.S. Steel’s increases and post ered 330,037 (ewer cars than a to bo beck ordered by the com- hospital and reseuch center in The Stratford Shakcapoare lower prices on sheet products. year earlier, a whopping 15 per pany. memory of the late governor. Festival, which this season Is But the pattern was complet­ cent drop. HOW ABOUT YOU? The last two drawings were The author is a medical writ­ ed .. Monday when Republic, With such serious matters to ready. Could Jackson pick them doing well by the Bard, has er (or the Birmingham News. Jones & I.4iughlln, National and ponder, GM dispatched an advi­ up? Sure. Picking them up 1 turned to Chekhov for its fourth Whecllng-Pittsburgh matched sory to U.S. Steel. Hold up ship­ STABTS 'WKDirasOAT U meant Lisbon, Conn. Then the and final production. It's doing U.S. Steel's increases on hot and ments, It told Big Steel, "pend­ drawings proved too wide for well by Chekhov too. cold-rolled lines. ing a re-evaluation of the com­ WARREN the mimeograph machine’s The play Is "The Throe Sis­ Bethlehem, Armco, Inland petitive situation with respect to ■lATTY surface. Heat and humidity ters," and the director, Michael and 'Sharon Steel Increased their steel prices." kept the ink from drying. PAYE Kahn, has sbught an interesting prices late last week. The challenge had been an­ Finally, five pages were DUNAWAY approach. He has subdued the swered. done. Four to go. One of the STARTS WtD. ^ traditional emotion peaks of the GM’h power now is in­ iK C N N m WEBB ■ completed pages asked, "What Parker Endorsed ^ ',i;n DUN) WIHIISIIilD :w: drama so that they stand out NEW HAVEN (AP)—The Rev. volved, curiously, in the same Is a Library?" The other side not In heat but In a cold lucl-l way that prealdentlal power was was supposed to amswer, "This Channlng E. Phillips of Wash­ ---- — Alto light. And he has sought emo- ington has endorsed Henry used to keep down prices under Is a Library,” with an arrow [ PAUL NEWMAN tlonsl charge in quieter mo­ Parker for the Democratic may- I’ resldents John F. Kennedy rm CEORCE KENNEDY G pointing to a facade of Mary ments - an exchange in the par­ oral nomination here. and Lyndon B. Johnson. compounded daily Cheney Library, profumdy an­ lor, a servant’s dismissal. Kennedy first set up guide- ‘Cool Hand Like’ notated with terms of Its con­ Phillips, a Democratic Nation­ STARTS TOMORROW! A SMASH! For a drama that shows u.s al Committeeman and first N e­ posts that detailed acceptable tents. limits on price and wage in­ the withering of delicate lives gro whose name was put up EdSTHARTFORO M E ANNUM Instead, the page queried, creases. But when these were hderetf multipliet eveiy day! in the rough Russian country­ (or president at- a national po­ luiivi IN -Ar to :> W hatever you hear about "This Is a Library?" Skep­ violated he didn’t hesitate to use side. that shows us the-bore­ litical convention, said Monday: Cuds Toalto the power of the presidency to “Hhowi ol nttemuyi** dom from hopes crushed and "Wo believe Henry Parker pos­ enforce his will. 'Whoa lit * * Wont 0«t* chances missed, there Is a re­ sesses the skill and integrity to I s t r u e ! markable amount of itfe in this be responsive to the needs and miunrIirHirr production. The boredom never problems of New Haven, work­ HOFFMAN crosses the footlights. It Is ns ing with the total citizenry," l^rralD if the struggle of the three sis­ Jack Lemmon and ters to reatst their fate brought Catherine Deneuve VOIQHT Pdbitfthed D«Uy KxcinH Bundnyi their lives to a boll and stirred 6TARTH WEUNBttUAY iod Holidays ai 13 Blaaall Btreel, everything around them. FIATUNR ICHRtNtO PIHST are •CAncheatet*. Conn. (06040) “ The April Fools” Telephone 643-3711 The cast Is strong. Kate Reid M lM IftM TT1 tfocoTul Claan PtMiiairt^ Pnkd ni and Marla Rued, as two of the mvm Mancheiiter. Conn sisters, are especially fine, their T«hnicolor* a BUB8CR1PT10N RATK8 joys always sudden, their A Cinema Cenlcr Films Presenlation Payable In Advance A National General Pictures Kele*se irom day of denosH smiles (lashing tlirough tear- on e Yeox ...... I3U.UU ~1M Uootbm ...... U.60 stained (nees. Brian Bedford, PETER RAN STABm WEDmBSDlAT DeUDwCOim ITiree Months ...... 7.80 as a bland adm irer of one of Moa.-Fri. 2:«6-1:60.a:« \Om MocUh ...... 3.M) PLUS the sisters, has the wan smile SaL-Son. t:6M:65-5:6R- a t 7KNK«:U W ^ m S IlE Y ’S 7-JW-65H SM days BURnisiDE of someone wlio long ago made ^ A .IA .1 I A.- t A .• r - his compromises. As someone iiMatsinn«ai.$4LMilain «Mi|^|ti t:15-4:M-T-9 PARFir-JG >'.'H - U who marries Into the (amity, kTjjAJKEAST pXaH4f(ce^\ Roberta Maxwell 1s one of tl\e ENDS TONIGHT! Gregory Peck “The CHAIRMAN” (Color) 7 and 9 Russian Snopses, Ijcr » hnnl EASE WINDSOR Knds Today ‘aee MatiHi m day ol wlOidrawal DRIVE-IN voice grating on the surface »>( Ssbm” Slowttmaa ad M DRIVF IN ★ HI 5 tile lives around her like a bwi* . . . never o leu of inferetf no mepffer ehalk scratched acr»>ss a black- "Laidjr In ComMit'* iKxinl. J.L. - , ' "The Chalrm*n” Ends Tonito: “ TRUE OBIT" at 6:$5 * when you wHhdraw* .. - I - ' MANCHiSTIK

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■ '■ • ' ; . , . ' ^ V ; '. t- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 1 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 ■? — V . and w e don’t arrive at our judg- When I Was a boy, Uds only tional Bank of Washington—74 lost to the fund, having, the suit menta In a whimaioal or capri­ Tilms Reflect smoked cigarettes they stole per cent owned by the UMW— said, "been appropriated to the cious manner. EJach case la Mine Unioif Charged HALL FOR RB«T j from their fathers’ pockets; now the Bituminous Coal Operators benefit o f the National Bank, baaed on Its own merits. they smoke other things ss well. Asaoctatlon and others; connect­ which has profited by the use of For parties, showers, reesp The World "Hovles reflect the world we Nowadays there is real concern With Misusing Funds ed wrlth the organisations. the Interest-free money to en­ tioos, meetings. Oemplm They’re Content with Summer Tobacco Jobs live in; they don’t create .jt. about venereal disease In gram­ The suit said fund’ assets kltclMn faettlttos. tsurge en- rich Itself” and the UMW. cloeed parking lot. InqaiMt We Live In’ Hovles didn’t invent hippies or m ar school and prostitution in WASHINGTON (AP) —Unti­ at least $75 million In damages amounting to between $40 mil­ The UMW In a sUltemerft 1. I . I adultery; such things exist, and junior high school. ed Mine Workers officials have on |>ehalf of the 4,000-member lion and $100 million were de­ called the charges untrue and Lithuanian Hal y HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Thirty movies are made about them. “Tkat’s how Umea change, been accused of exploitation and Association ot Disabled Miners posited for five years In non-in­ politically motivated. Boyle Is “Certainly films are more $4 OOLWAT STBim yehrs ago, film audiences were and filma must change with the mismanagement o f the union's and Widows, tnc. terest paying checking accounts running for re-election. MANCHE T K B oubqxikM) than they used to be, times. It’s unreasonable to be­ Welfare and Retirement FUnd. Alfo listed as defendants were of the bank. In 23 years, the'release said, 8 startled to hear Rhett Butler’s because they reflect the nktural lieve that movlea should main­ A class action suit filed Mon­ the union. Its president, W. A. Some $2 million to $5 million the fund has expended $2.6 bil­ Phones: MS-M18 or Mh-gUV r*«Ponse to Scarlett O’Hara’s progression of social mores. tain a pristine purity.” day In U.S. District Ck>urt asks “ Tony" Boyle, the fund, the N a­ In Interest (or five years was lion "with Impeccable honesty.” query of what would hi^ipen to ' her If he left her. Clark Gable aa Rhett turned to Vivien Leigh and snapped, "Frankly m y dear, I don’t give a damn.” The line caused a furor In Hol­ lywood because movie esar Will ^ y a allowed no such language in movies. Producer David O. Selsnlck argued that the mll- Uona who had read "Gone with the Wind” would ridicule the film industry If a watered-down version of the famous line were I0VE IMF CHICKEN used. Hays relented, but Sels­ nlck had to pay a $5,000 fine for u u m \ violating the Production Code. ^ P When, audiences see "Gone with the Wind” today, Gable’s line CMiaes nary a ripple, the "dam n” seems utterly tsime by the language of current movies, tt’a conceivable that Rhett But­ ler would have blushed at some of the dialogue In the new films. In itbe past three years, words that were once specifically banned by the Production Code have become commonplace on the screen. TRSofl OiIiexcrM The past year has brought two four-letter words for toilet func­ tions out of the locker room and BREASTi$G9 ‘ into the movie theaters. Next: T t t o s M iJ a TT u e CihcKMfJ The oommon words for fomica- tion, perversion and genitalia. Such words are used In under­ ground movies and were heard In the Independently made "Ulysses,” the text being taken ■pike t>((f directly from James Joyce’s U.S.P.A. ctiotae Bo»ict»5 ' 3bcf original novel. ilfllrtBlIHfi Now a film made for release CHUCK Most of the girls’ work now is not outdoors, but in high-roofed bam s where by a major company will fea- they sew the leaves that boys will hang above them. When the bam is filled, tiu’e such words. It is "Hedlum LIVElt OVA ittmes The Tlorida Girls they will be immersed in leaves. Cool,” a drama based on the STEAK4) Chicago rlota during the Demo­ "■ Dielr heads shielded by safa­ A myth has grown up around cratic National Convention last ri-type helmets, their fingers the girls that they are poor and year. Paramount la releasing CALVB UUEIt .79^ taped with grey, dirt-covered tough and that they have to the film, which has received an bandages, their feet sinking In­ come up to Oormectlcut to make bacco plants to kxig, vertical X rating (children under 16 not to the soft dirt which clings all money. The myth la false. None vised. They cannot date, and strings, so they would grow up admitted) by the Industry’s over them — the Florida girls, of the girls, Miss Clavllle sub­ must attend church on Sunday. straight. As the plant grows. If Production and Rating Ck>de. as they have come to be called, stantiates, is from a family on Story By ^ So that the non-dating does not still seem content with their H devlatee from the vertical ecome too much of a strain,, The Code’s new administra­ u r e s p a CflOiCC welfare. Most are from middle Oui?- OuuN C . path, the girls twist it again tor, Gene Dougherty, was asked Mimmer job on the tobacco class families; - many are Margaret Aulisio do engage in occasional around the string. Now the what the industry’a policy la for farm. Since they are paid daughters of professional peo­ ies with Florida boys plants are all high enough so strong language. bonuses for sewing extra ple. Photos By from oUmr Connecticut campa. bundles of leaves, the girls that the girls can spend all of One weeke^ they are goii^ to "There Is no quick rule of worii fairly silently. Intent on their time sewing. The yellow Reginald Pinto thumib,” .he replied. “I try to HEAP Caiml, 15, attends high school visit the biqfs camp in Avon nesting above the plants keeps their work. When they do talk. In Tampa, FTa. H er father Is for a dance. \ avoid any hard-and-fast rules, them from growing to their full It is with an accent incon­ co-partner of Hayward Jones \ because aa soon as I made height, but since only the larg­ Carol Tucker sews leaves to string with help of itinrhino gruous to Connecticut: A Ship Mooring. Carol shatters They are also ctmtent them, I aould probably have C o t est leaves are used and the strange Southern drawl. the stereotype some Connecti­ with occasional field They some reason to break them. Corned leaves get smaller as the plant BEEP cut residents have mistakenly have already been t^^oston “ For Instance, I never exjiect- grows higher, this is no prob­ Silverherz gets there first to They work now In brown, and Plymouth and future .'pjana ed I would approve ‘son of a conjured for the Florida girls. lem. The netting is necessary use the showers.” Then they go wooden sheds, surrounded on She la not of the rough, loud, include trips to Sturbrldge tfll- bitch’ in any picture rated O for aU sides by a sea of green to­ to protect the plants from too to the mail hall and then eat. unfemlnlne variety. She la lage and Gillette Oastle. They\ general audlenc;ss. Y et I did bacco leaves, most hanging much sun and rain. Bedtime for all the girls is at slight, wispy-halred, and soft- go to occasional movies and ^ that for ’True Grit.’ ' right above thetr heads and 9:30. ■» spoken. shopping trips. There Is no He added that “ Hedlum Cool” stretching In rows up to the Boys pick the leaves when 1 -P e . 1 . 1 . 3 Their director. Hiss davUle, great compulslan to save; one waa classified X not only for Ita high celling. , they are ready and bring them * AskM why she came to Con­ inside for the sewing. Some and her assistant, M ary Ginn, night, says Miss ClavlBe, they language but because of "a necticut, Carol replied, "My spend most of their day at the scene ot nudity In a aex-orlented SLICED ^ OSOAU. Mevh b. SAL-E The 74 girls In this sununer’s girls place them in bunches on spent over $1,000, as a group, sister had come up and she told Y. This Is Hiss Claville’s 20th < situation.” program were Imported, so to tables where others work by shopping. us it was a lot of fun. All the summer in the 'Valley, trimi Said Dougherty: "We take a qieak, from Tampa and Plant- twos, across from each other, PASTRAM^ SLICEI> "BACOM girls at school told me It was Ginn’s 12th. During the rest of long, hard look at any film that City, Fla. They arrived July 8 on a machine. These girls sew The minimum they make la fun." the year. Hiss Clavllle Is princi­ contalnes vulgar language. Our A u . Me a t soLoaring- ■ilverhers farm Is here' for the Asked whefiier she liked Flor­ Their roundtrip t airplane ex­ O S (iA R 5:45 am., eat breakbast, make below. The helmets the girls f i f ^ Ume. ida or Connecticut better. Hiss penses are paid by the farms. beds, pack limch, and board the wear protect jhem from falling Clavllle replied that she liked FALSE TEETH M e v E R None ot the girls seemed to buses at 6:30. Tliat morning, sticks of leaves. Barbara Holmes Is the FTorl- To help relieve diecomfort when Carol bad chosen grits, toast them both, but preferred the dentures slip down end come loose. ill 1 ■! be grumbling — all appeared less humid weathm' In Plant da supervisor located at Kdlegr. Just sprinkle FASTEBTH on- your very happy. Their supervisors and inllk off of the buffet table When the le a v ^ have fumed One of the local supervlaon, lates. FABTEETh holds dentures P£P1/)AF which also bolds a selection of brown, they are packed In boxes City. Miss Ginn Is an demen- Srmer longer. You can bite harder, busUed around in a friendly tary school teacher. Nancy Sella ot Broad BrotA, set taster, feel more comfortable. CO t t O sray, taping a .finger or Inspect­ eggs, orange juice and other and sent to a division of General has been with the program for FASTEETR la alkaline—Won't sour. breakfast food. ^ Tobacco Co. They are a better Dentures that fit are essential to StAjfffT L i r e /*■ f ^ A L A M / ing a faulty machine. During Hiss Clavllle explained that 18 years, 10 or U aa niipe^ health. See your dentljt regularly lunch, the girls generally quality leaf than that which this unusual program began in visor. Oet FASTEETH at all drug counterr . A l t M i AT "T h e food is very good,” she sprawl out on the grass. Joking, goes into the inside of a cigar, 1941 with Just boys being sent « commented. relaxing, and horsing around. and are used as the cigar’s out­ up from Sarasota. The next Without the Florida girls, the & m F m ju ic £ i cm' 'BolfxiHA er Wrapping. year both boys and girls were tobacco industry In Connectlouti One of the girls sat by the TTiere is another buffet table sent to 25 different youth probably would have difficulty» \ ■ wall of the shed. She sras wait­ with meat and fruit where the The glris work at two differ­ camps. Without them, a fallli^ survlvliig. A failure In tfala In-, ing for the director, Miss Ida girls select food with which to ent farms in Eniington, Kelley tobacw industry might not dustry would affect the entire ClavUle, to oome and get her make lunch. and Sllverhen. When their day have survived. ecohomy of the state. It pays ^ and return her to the Commun­ They start work at 7 am . For ends at 3:30, says Carol, "W e the Industry to keep these gM e Towels one week, the girls tied the to­ race home to see If Kelley or The girls are closely super­ ity T In Mancheateo- where the happy. girls live. She wtui having dla- J e s s o c p I u b s . *y spells, and oould rxA stand up to work without feehng faint. This girl, Carol Tucker, Mam la very typical of tl)e kind of PRESERVE ’ZlL glri who comes from Florida SAUouiitlj to work In the tobacoo Indus- IO

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Dirksen had Founded October 1. iSn eral Assembly assured itself According to TWA officials, the told the White House that the of the way the nuns of Uganda had that it had more saf^fuards Boeing 707 will leave London’s Damocrata were not making danced a welcome to him. than ever against either the ae- international airport, Heathrow, this a party matter. In fact, at 10:25 a.m. our time. Parents Entered at the Poet OUlce at Continuing our respect for Mrs. Nixon, *cidental or the Intentional hi­ Mansfield put .all his prestige on ^-Mandieiter, Conn., 0 8 Seoood GUss Hah jacking of legislation, and yet and friends meeting the plane Hotter. we nevertheless find all this resort to the line for a party-line vote. the experience of many legis­ should park near the air cargo But-the Administration's per­ the art of the dance very pleasing and lators with bills in which they since the plane will land near sonal contact with Mansfield SUBSCRIPTION RATES reassuring. It reminds us all that next had some special interest waa the quonset hut where the had been minimal on grounds Payable tn Adraace passengers will go through cus­ One Tear ...... ySO.OO to and after the human smile, a sud­ that. In the end, constant per­ that Democratic strategy was Six Hontha ...... U.IO sonal care was the only way to toms. This is expected td take really being drafted bj- the Three HonUie ...... 7.80 den lightness of foot Is the most com­ One Month ...... EM be sure the bill was where tt about one hour.-The Coventry- M ajority Whip, Sen, EM ward to-Coventrites will then board mon and reliable Indicator that buoyant was -supposed to be. In the M. Kennedy, and that Mr. the buses back to the high ____ MEMBEni OF and lightsome thoughts have taken com­ status it waa supposed to hold. Nixon could not do business THE ABSOCIATTID PRESS school where they will pick up with a Kennedy. In view of The Aesoclated Pren la exclualvely entitled mand of the Individual. The symbolism When w^ use the term their baggage. ' Kennedy’s probable decline In to the uae of republlcatlon of all news dla- "either accidental or intention­ patchee credited to It or not otherwise credit- has not always been completely happy, Importance following the auto, ad In this paper and also the local news pub­ al’’ in referace to the occa­ ai'oldent and of M a n s fi^ 's lished here. and until the astronauts launched them­ sional misfortune o f certain CHIGSEN CHECKS All rM ta of republlcatlon of special db strong leadership last we«k. oatchee nereln are also reserred. selves Into their ghostly gavotte up on pieces of legUUtlan we are ac­ Coventry those assumptions are being re- A R E C O M IN G the moon the prime example of public cepting the uncertainty which viewed. I usually surrounds most legisla­ The Herald Prlnttn* Company Inc., as­ figure dancing In our time was that of Thus, the Administration sumes no financial responsibility tar typo- tive mishaps. If a bill bqipens rraphlcal errors appeaiins In advertlsementt overused Agnew, undere (not the Rreal- PRICK, Q U A L IT Y and .SERVICF. .A.HSI KKD For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. neither carelessness nor Inef­ FOr Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday Sunday from Bradley Field en dcnl had atv^-n little Interest In by th lllng ficiency, but a fumble on pur­ For Wednesday — i p.m. Monday route to London to be with his performing his rital huictlon as For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday pose. For Enday — 1 p.m. Wednesday Random Terror daughter. chW legislator. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Sometimes the leglalator Claudia will spend an addi­ THOMAS COLLA Classified deadline — 5 p.m. d ^ belort publication, S p.m, EYlday for Saturday America baa always been violent. The never knows. tional two or three weeks ln-<' ('onnecticut ( onHtrurtion (orp. GIB-fNSGjS and Monday publlcaUon. Revolution Itself was an act of violence. All he knows, if he is wise. Is England, but at the Grantham Plytrood Use Record But never In the worst days of the Wild and Kevsteven General Hospi­ that no bill can be Judged safe FKIRTI>AND, Ore. — In 1968, 5 Tuesday, August 8 West has the violence eipproached what tal In Grantham, Lincolnshire, until It has become a form ally spurred by the rising demand Am erica Is now living through. England, where she has already published statute or public act. of the honi6-btiildlng Industry, a When T first lived In America 29 years been for two weeks. We cite the uneasy experi­ record 38.1 billion board feet of ago a man waa shot next door within a IVhat began as a pleasure trip College Alumni Show Their Hand ence of one sponsor of a piece softwood lumber was consumed week of our moving In. On each vtelt to the eastern coast of England of 1969 legislation which, al­ In the United States. Softwood In the fiscal year ended July 1, pri­ since, the violence around has been a turned out quite painful. Clau­ though probably destined to (Homid jihoto by .Oamnw) plywixxl consumption rose to little worse, as Indeed In the rest of the dia was traveling with her hos­ vate contributions to American colleges prove very popular with the Teen-agers from Coventr.v and Andover picnic by a field during a six-day side trip to Scotland. 14.9 billion square feet, also a 1968 CHEVROLET world. But the change since I waa there tess, Mrs. Doris Heywood and and universities were $101,800,000 high­ public In general, represented record. — five years ago Is no longer one of de­ Coventry High School senior, gree It la one o f kind. the first Connecticut step in a Impala Conv. er than In the previous year. Maryann Hansen, when their Coventry, England, Visit Violence is still far from universal. In new type of control on <»e of. Alumni ’giving accounted for $807,400,- car was struck from the rear. the quiet little towns of New England, the giant hidustrles of the • AUTO. TRANS. All three passengers were FOR 000 of the total, and this represented, even In quit© big towns of the West, it is state. • POWER STEERING hospltEdlzed, but Mrs. Heywood for the alumni, an Increase of 107 per still no worse than In Britain. Moreover, The same law proposed for A Side Trip to Robert Burns Country • RADIO and Maryann were released cent over the previous ysar. the existing violence la exaggerated by Connecticut already exists in • WHITE TIRES July 27. Claudia received a bro­ By HOLLY GANTNER the car rental agency back In for two days In Coventry, glv- a child 18 cents to swim there Cosmetics the .lense of guilt Americana feol trince some other states, in a more Harvard University was the leader In ken pelvis and concussion. (Mrs. Gaittner Is with a group CMventry will have to say might Ing some of us a chance to take and Its a good solid afternoon's the second Kennedy murder. severe form. Nevertheless, it She caller her mother Suralay be another thing. At any rate, advantage of a great Indoor fa- entertainment as well Tlie city rrs receipt of private contributions. Includ­ But In the big cities of the East, In seemed almost too easy a of 170 mostly Coventry resi­ *2295 Courtesy NcUionsi Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. telling her she would not be, there are seven witnesses in duty the Coventry Public built tt In the hopes of luring ing those from alumni, with a total of their suburbs above all* the tear of vio­ ‘ . I* . thing,'* the w ay this Connecticut dents on a three-week exchange aboard Wetlnesday’s return the aggrieved vehicle who are Baths. Tliree swimming ))ools swimming and diving events lence Is all-pervasive, catching, pam- "TH E F R A N K L IN SISTERS" B Y .JOHN HOPPNER bill did make Its way through visit to Coventr.v, England.) $60,000,000 for the year, Yale Universi­ flight. 'There had been some willing to testify In my behalf, arc included tn this enormous there, and of course, for . the Liggetfs noioc. When- I set off to cross the park its committee and through its speculation by the doctor at the Or so they’ve said. glassed-t|n building, one for lit- citizens of the area nJSb TED TRUDON. Inc. ty, In spite of a President who tolerated In sm art mid-Manhattan, an elderly lady first passage in one of the leg­ STIRLING, Scotland—Part of British hospital, Claudia could Scotland is beautiful, and af- tie children, a larger pool, then Si-veral of ns spent two entire At THe PlufcMt TOLLAND TPKE. -TAL(X)TTVILLE its Chaplain, received $38,000,000, accosted me: "You must be a stronger, islative houses. It was almost, the fun of this trip to Englan i return home if a special cast ter driving through Robert an Olympic size one with five afternoons there, emerging with VOLKSWAGEN take a cab or l)U3, please, don't cross on the siuface, as if the indus­ has been the chance to strike MANCHESTER POILSrilE Columbia, the scene of some of the Herald from her waist to her ankles out in small groups for .parts Burns Country, It's easy to different diving levels. bleary red eyes after hours In the park. It's dangerous." It was B p.m.; By Rowland Evans Jr. try involved didn’t know about In were ma*le. However, upon di­ understand why he became It cosl.s {in adult 30 f>onl.s or the chlorinated water. worst troubles of 1068, ranked third In I would have walked on hod a young the bill, or care about it. unknown. Some have gone to Yesterdays agnosis Sunday, Dr. Thomas Wales or Ireland or London, on Scotland’s greatest poet. Every the nation with $83,000,000 In contribu­ woman who waa watching not stopped me. "B el ev e her, don't go, you might Robert D. Novak Perhaps, in truth, the indus­ felt this ■ arrangement "would their own or with host families. turn in the road brings a A tions. be coshed." My host, a young professor s o Years Ago try was resigned to what tt impair her more,” said Mrs. And there were the two planned change of scenery — from had oome to recc^jilse as an Grosso. four-day trips to London and solid woods to treeless grass­ The University of California was the from Columbia University, was em­ R e p o r t The trustees of Manchester inevitable inconvenience, and Although Claudia is upset and Paris. lands, or from hills to flat coun­ only public Institution In the top ten, phatic: "They were right. You shouldn't Memorial Hospital appoint the had decided not to tight the depressed and wants to come try. There are sheep every­ cross the p:irk alone. A colleague, the WASHINGTON — The chaotic surtax Instead of the six-month wahted a full year. Dirksen Manchester Trust Co. as treas­ Eight of us, myself and sev­ Cornell ranked ninth with $3d,300,000, in bill. home, Mrs. Grosso said, en American teen-ager.s, have where,. often roaming unfenoed ;-«>n-ln-law of a Brltlth peer, waa mur- Senate showdown over surtax half-loaf. Even more infuriating shrugged his shoulders in Igno­ urer at on annual fee of $500, “ Everyone has been grand to had our adventures beside some of the minor roads. \ I FROM spite of Its Introduction of guns to cam- rlcred there before dusk." extension, while giving the to them, they would not have rance and walked off — though and engage Smith and Bassett But, although there waa no Nixon administration half a her." The hospital is about 100 on a six-day trip to Scot­ We picnicked next to a field of piu strife. Slums are not safe even by daylight. risked the humiliating defeat of the Treasury’s Insistence on 12 as architects. open strategic thrust against loaf, has deteriorated It’s rela­ miles east of Coventry, and land in a rented mini-bus. sheep for lunch. FOR DINNER WE I visited a slum school In Brooklyn. My the 12-month extension had they months must have been clear t o ' the bill, the remainder of its LEAN There Is in all this something of a tione with Sen. Everett M c­ Claudia has had meiny British In the nearly three week.s w e’ve After Glasgow, we headed to­ taxi lyul to follow Bergen Street, the realized Dirksen was luidermln- him. The Democrat voted for 25 Years Ago legislative Journey had unex­ ARE HAVING. sidelight on the nature of American hrart of black squalor. "Lock your Kinley Dtrksen to a point that and American visitors to perk been in Great Britain, none of ward Loch Lomond and saw Its D Ing them. six months. pected trials and tribuIaUons, clouds prospects for future col­ Although only nine members up her spirits, added her moth­ the eight of us have ventured "bonnie, bonnie banks.” wealth. doors, lady; close your windows," he The fact that Dirksen and One Southern Democrat In­ as If legislative gremlins were T C r e o r R JUICV TENDER laboration. of the local rehabilitation com- er. this far on our own with no real ordered. "You never know what die Mansfield, often collaborators formed Treasury officials two at work. American teen-a^ers are gre*it It has long since ceased to be fash­ Nor was this the only political ihittee are able to attend their IVhen Claudia returns, she Itinerary or advance hotel book­ schwartze arc up to." The teacher In­ during the last eight years when hours before the vote that he to tra,v*a with, eap^-lally for on fallout from the surtax strug­ When the bill went to the will fly as a stretcher patient, ings. So far, the results arc ionable for wealth to be crusty and quired whether I had to threaten the a Democeat was President, would back six months instead scheduled meeting because of iidult who doesn't ordinarily live • f n - f t v LOINS gle: > , . the extreme hat, those present other house, somebody thought booking three seats in addition Very much what we planned ; p o R < fiercely conservative, or ^ carry out the taxi with a complaint to the police to were teaming up on the surtax of a year for one reason: Sen. with teen-agers. The .seven on With Minority Leader Dfrksen decide.to set up some sort of re­ up an amendment which seem­ to her Dad’s. The trip is proving we are seeing the country and I'rlve me: "I often^have to* they are so became apparent early last Rusiell Long of Louisiana, for­ this trip are fairly reprc.senta- threats some of its more obstinate rep- defaulting. Vice President Spiro employment agency for return­ ed legitimate and praiseworthy, more expensive than anticipated meeting the people. The weath­ .■cared of b lng Ixuhed at traffic lights." week. Dlrksen's recommend- mer Majority Whip; hadi infor­ tlve of Uie 100 or .so who canie T. Agnew for the first time was ing war veterans. and this was adored, necessi­ at $264 per seat in addition to er, which had been cold and CHOPS resentativea write to their alumni mag­ People who leave their empty cars un­ allpn that the Republicans ac­ med him the Whlte^ouse. didn't to England, and who with little designated to push an Adminis­ The Mobile Unit of the Amer­ tating that the bill be returned the trans - Atlantic telephone rainy in the north, turned warm azines, j locked (cars seldom get stolen: every- cept Mansfield's ultimatum for really care. Long's .source of In­ exception, toive proven them­ tration measure through the Sen­ ican Red Cross needs 400 local to the house of Its origin. calls. and sunny the day we left Cov­ o.-.c has a' car) lock the doors auto- a five-month extension was un­ formation? Everett M. Dirksen. selves very able diplomats. The Image shaped by a few Texas ate-offending some Republican / donors to sign up In order to Home really won’t be home entry. VERMONT MAIP m atloilly when they get In. ' ceremoniously rejected both by The Legislature was now in With no British aboard the Senators In the process. T ^ \ Belatedly coming to the shat­ meet Manchester’s minimum either, since Claudia will be We left Coventry July 30, * 3 M millionaires who spend fortunes trying Unable to find a taxi back from the the Administration nind by Tues­ mini-biLs to Scothind, these White House gained new respect tering <»nclus4on that Dirksen 250-plnt quota. its closing crunch period, and transferred to Manchester Me­ with me driving and the seven to propagandize their country back to school, I took the Subway. Waiting on day'.s Republican caucus. Even the bill’s author was somewhat ■seven luive Irad ample oi>pOr- 8VRUP for the ability of Son. Mike was isabotaging the President’s morial Hospital for further me­ passengers Ellen Simmons, the p’atform, alone with a few bums, I tiinity to air their gripes tf any. the good old days Is false. Mansfield, the Majority Leader, so, Dirksen agreed with Mans­ cause, the White House turned disturbed to find a confusion dical treatment. She will bring Debbie Edmondson, Linda Kwl- C R I 8 C O recalled the ifecretary's wam'.ng: "Don’t 10 Years Ago atx)ut the whole exehjinge gen- to deliver Democratic votes. field the very next day to bring to , Agnew. In his typically as to Just what action his house such souveniers from England arkowski, Janet’’ " Stenber.g, Actually, typical American wealth to­ go to Rockaway by Subway, you’ll be a six-month extension — one enilly. But there Is no out-and- 3 1 6 3 And Administration strategics aggressive way, Agnew immedi­ A survey of building activity would have to take to com­ as medical records and Xrays Robin and Jane Kin^bury day Is soft and shy and Just a little coshod." I wits m t co.Hhed but tear Is so more month than Mansfield’s out- criticism of different habits tSMORTEN ING began a painful reassessment of ately began lobbying for Re­ tn 103 other Connecticut towns plete legislative action on the rather than the conventional and Mark Houle, Mark, catching that I welcome*! 'he train arxl ultimatum—to a vote. or ways of life, but rather re­ ashamed of Itself for having what it has, the Senate's political climate to publican votes on the Senate and cities shows that the aver­ bill. But he kept his cool, and Items travelers usually bring only boy and not complaining jnado for the leiist em pty carriage. I spect. consideration and grali- prevent future^iiscos. If Dirksen had held firm, the floor—winning the applause of age home cost in Manchester is established in the record the home with them. so far. Is also the only "foreign­ and continually eager to prove that Its was the only while. The way they stared tiKle. mostly for the way we're , A slmllaiyTeasscssmcnt was Administration feels, Man-sfield the Administration and some approximately $200 under the motions which accomplished er.” He’s from Andover. lully Justified the banker's laconic re- R.BUR Dl LCS heart Is In the right place and that its /made In the House a month ago finally would have accepted the state average. such final action, and went, to Manchester Evening Herald The driver needed a bit of troated here. m rk: "W e halo them, luid they hate junior Senators but gasps of when the- surtax nearly failed one:yeur extension rather than bed that night thinking he had In Annan, the girls stay’*! in mind la very broad, and even ready to us." horror from outraged ^natc Temporary correspondent Terry coaching about keeping to the there, leading the Wlilte House let the surtax lapse at midnight his bUl. the home of Mrs. Jefferwsi, admit that, for all the success each glob veterans. One Republican actu­ Bishop, tel. 742-6092. left but otherwise. It was a day Violence hr Washington Is much worac. to cortclude that tlie House Dem­ Thursed ;ind breakf.isl” tiiat COOICED ally voted against the Adminis­ ' On This Date But the next morning he of hard and fast driving to of wealth has had for Itself, society os Go rig to a party near Dupont Circle, ocratic leadership Is so weak sen accord for a vote lifted that night, ,'ind were overwhelmed by tration because of Agnew’s in­ In 1858, ithe first tranaatlantlc found that his bill. Instead of reach our goal -- the Scotland my hoots spent 40 minutes parking be- PreBldent Nixon must deal di­ 'pressure from Mansfield. Even he'r Interest in them They were a whole hasn't oven begun to solve prob­ terference. Another adv-lsed one cable was completed. being on the way to the Gov­ border — before -stopping for cauoe tliey feared to walk three blocks. rectly with raiik-ond-flle Demo­ so, the White House still felt MitcheR Faces the fir.st Americsins to .stay at MA^4S lems which had better be solved If there of the 'Vice President’s aides to In 1861, the U.S. government the night._ Friends of theirs itvare oar pools after cratic Congressmen. Tentative ^Vednesday evening there was ernor, had unaccountably gone her home, she .said, and .she warn him against future indis­ levied an income tax for the The prospect I*K>ked grim and l 2 - m L8AV6 isn't a revolution which wipes out all d>irk. f'They wait until the door Is safely a good chance of the Senate re­ back to the other legislative Larceny Charge was "e v e r .so [>ro»id " to h.ive conclusions about the Senate cretions. first time. the hour got later, the narrow locked before driving on, and two stay jecting six months and adopt­ house, and was now listed on- wealth. are Just as sweeping: Dirksen In 1884, the cornerstone of the winding roads and the endless them When we left, she gave In the rcime place, so the-driver doesfi't ing 12 months In Thursday’s Finally, the unanimous Demo­ Its calendar as needing paa- Peter Mitchell Jr., 54, of 107 cannot be relied upon, Agnew Statue of Liberty was laid at the line of trucks seemed to all be us .1 dozen b:tgs of ixKiito i hips Almost Inevitably, then, the year In end alone." The young secretaries on cratic opposition to the 12-monlh , sage by that house. The legis­ N. School SI,, was arre-sted yes­ win be used again as a legis­ vole. entrance to New York harbor. against us, but at 5 p.m. we .s*> we'd tuive a .snack in the la r which our colleges and universities were Capitol H;11 are escorted to their cars by Those hopes began crumbling extension came as a hideous lative crunch was now so tight terday and charged with lative leader, and Mansfield In 1914, Austrial-Hungory de­ passed the sign proclaiming our .She' offered to phone ahead to C-tJONrRysmF policemen after diwk, and guns are port In the last hours before the vote. shock to Nixon I’ote-counlers and unpredictable that any­ larceny. supposedly going to be hurt while their must be courteil more assid­ clare*! w ar on Russia. entr>- Into Scotland. A loud Edinburgh to make reserva­ of their gear like lipstick, thougli they who had ^anticipated up to a According to police, Richard LB uously. One; Democratic Senator whose \ In Il949. an earthquake In Ek:- thing still left on the calen­ tions for us there. It's ntadc us wealthy alumni took It out on them for dozen Democrats on the hs- EMwards of Leblanc's Gulf sta­ cheer from the- rear, and in 30 usiuilly leave Ibelr guns at home. Wbat nuikles Admlnlstnitlon support Uie White House had ‘ uo/lor killed some 6,000' per- dar had uncertain proepects. all a (ittle humble, and is typl- sumptlon that Miuisfield would tion on OakKmd St. found minutes we'd reached our base SfttPFRiBS their year of disorders has proved their In Cambridge and Philadelphia, with officials Is their conviction that, countiki on approached Dirksen sxms. In 1963, the U.N. Com- Our legislator, fortunately, had r.a l of the enormo*u hospitality far fewer binx'ks thiui Washin^on or St. not crack the party whip. On Mitchell standing over an open for the night — Annan. L o i n c n o banner year for contributions to -date. had It not been for Dirksen, the on the floor that afternoon. to m.-ind in Korea began an ex- his facts, and was able to ar­ the Americans receive' here cash register with $86 in his With six girls, one boy. arxl IjOuI', iH'opIo are tense too. "There was Senate would have passed tlie ask whether David Kennedy, cKange of prisoners with North range for the error in handling Earlier ,ln the week, ■ before To put it less cynically, and more kind­ one adult, the scramble for a muixh'r ir-d two rapes last montJi on full 13-month extension of the Secretary of the Treasury, still - (S*-o Pago Seven) ' the bill to be informaly cor­ hands at 7 p.m. Edwards arid a Korea and Communist China. lodging was a little frantic, leaving for Scotland. It mined ly : Good alumni do not despair of. their cither side of our house," saM an M IT rected by taking the bill jdiyat- customer held Mitchell there "BEEF AT ITS BEST” but b>' .splitting between two profc»«»r. He added: "TTie awful thing cally out of the legislative proc­ unUl police arrived. ' R o A S r old alma maters tn troubled and con­ places we managed and .soon Lft Is the husband failed to get help. Even ess and putting tt back on its Mitchell was release*! on a fusing times, but try to help them be­ found out the economies of "be rtiped. one murdered, a few and tea. HONOLULU (API Enter­ for that ? 0 R K weeks ago. S1k> Is staj-ing with me In­ Sheep Everywhere AV& We suppose Astronauts Armstrong and stead," .mid a I'hlladelphla professor. tainer Don Ho has been Invited Our second day featured a STRIKING DIFFERENCE 4 l6 to two parties Aug. 13. his 39th Aldrln, unable to restrain their own . Blocks of flats an> Increasingly manned A Thooght for Today picnic lunch on the road side, in by nnmd-lhe-clock *loormeix who first birthday. It didn't take him long some beautiful scenery, and a sense of buoyancy up on the moon, sot SpoMored by the Mandieeter to decide which one to attend. slight mishap ’ with a truck, cluH'k on tlu‘ phone wliother to open or Council a t Churchee BLACKTOP PAVEMENTS LOOK AT the stage for the chain of terpslchorcan not. He’ll be among the 1.600 whose driver pulled out in front Miss'i.svi Pf»i Even In the small towiw of New Jer­ guests at President Nixon’s of us on a busy* Glasgow main moments subsequently In the world news His Disciples Came To Him. THE PRICE! sey and In the countryside, i>eoi>le live state dinner in Los Angeles in street, scraping the passenger for prompt nrvloo, p h m 5 and picture. "Seeing the crowds, Jesus In fi-nr. "I, too, have a pistol," »d d honor of the Apollo 11 astro­ side ' door slightly. After some B a c o n went up on the mountain, and Only once was the chain broken, when Margy. a housewife from a sylvan Lcvlt- nauts. moderate discussion and note­ M AN C nam HABOfTABS when he sat down hlc disciples tm Mata at.. Mrs. Nixon, at the Clare Boothe I„uce town near Mount Holy. "S o have all my Klmo MeVay. owner of the taking. with an exchange ol in­ neighbours." came to him. And he taught Waikiki night club where Ho U surance information, the mat­ party In Hawaii where everybody was them—’’ Matthew 8:1-2. Violence Is dlsproixirtlonately black. appearing, said a gala birthday ter was settled, although what doing the hula, didn't do the hula, giving Notice the contrast between party had been planned here the 79! But since the blacks are only 10 per cent the many and the few. Jesus the explanation that she was not an "e x ­ of the iKipulatton moot It Is, of course, same day. tested the crowd by going up white, " I was i-oshed InstiVu my dentist's In fact, said MeVay, "The hibitionist." the mountain. Only those really lobby by a whltxl." said an octogeimrtan Washington Invitation arrived Interested In learning made the We still respect Mrk. Nixon's decision, friend, who grinned, "I never carry nion- (.Just as I was preparing to m ill effort to follow him. Climbing ^ ey, too dangt>rut^." And the mtui whq 'out thousands'pf engraved Ini^- and praise her determination to be her the mountain was the test sepa­ tried to drive my hoots' dikughter off ttaiohs of my own." own self. But It has since become ob­ rating the slnce^ from the in* BITUMINOUS the road was white; to were the Cam­ Ho's local birthday party will sincere folks in the crowd. vious that she Is In a minority. bridge villains.' But much of the vio­ be advanced a day. Super Market We cannot give ‘"rop Priori­ lence Is between blacks. A girl runs Those who know him most Intimately ty’’, to the Sermon of Jesus un­ four tim ra lus many risks o l being ruin'd say that actually he 1s a shy mah and less we make serious effort. DRIVEWAYS If she Is black. Body Found Everything worth achieving is no exhibitionist himself, but President Vlole.’.ce is the more terrifying that PARKING AREAS • GAS STATIONS reached by some • laborious BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The BASKETBALL COURTS Nixon, touring Bucharest, suddenly It Is nuidon],, ami Unit everyone expects process. The entire crowd was Route 44-A Coventry, Conn. txxly of 88-year-old Albert Fay a bl^-up txxm. Isiw ami order In Amer­ Joined hands in a circle of Rumanian free to follow but not all did ao. of Bridgeport was found In Bun- NOW BOOKINa — PlACe YOl'B OBOES NOW; ica is not a nicliil slogan; It Is a national Is the Sermon on the Mount Wstli Pnrsn— By Sopertised. We are 166% tasT t folk dancers, and, by the picture at least, neotooity. No wonder policemen are nel Pond at Beardsley Park wor^ "TopyPrtortty to you? stwmmlng area Monday. PolUto handled his steps nlftlly. . popular eandUIntes this yvor.— T A Y A termed the death an apparent DEMAIO BROTHERS ... OMLY WESTf»N FED HEAVY STEER MEAT SOLO Z 'N K IN IN t h e : MANCHE:STER tENG- Rev. C4rl M. Saunders ^As for Pope Paul VI, he has generally ^ 1b IslUAT you — HuS IS f^ALLY LAND) GUARDIAN South United Methodist drowning. CA; ; M7-9796 Church A iiassurtiy spotted the fuUy- chXhed body from the shore. PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969

Burial wrlll be In St. James’ Cemetery. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 PAG E N IN E Obituary BYlends may cal) at the fu­ Hartford Police Seek Three neral home tonight from 7 to % ■ - — - 9 and tomorrow fiom 2 to 4 After Fires in North End Mrs. IsabeOe Gregory and 7 to 9 p.m. Hershey Draft Head Troop C all Mrs. Isabelle Gregory, 85, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — were spread through much of tanmeal y Hartford, died last ot Leon A. Levlgne Police tjrere searching for three the first floor ot the unoccupied night' at Manchester Memorial I ne TAIXyOTTVILLE —LeOn ’A, building, which now owned R uled Out HospUafl. She was the widow unidentified persons today after ' Too Long, Critics Say' Lavigne, 60, of Chaplin blothef' by. the city for a redevelc^ment George Gregory. fires were set at five North ot _of Adelard G. Lavigne of Tal- project. It was the worst fire WABmNGTON (AP) _ -iyo Gwlazda said he had submlt- Mrs. Gregory was bom Feb. In Ulster '.,cottville, died of isitural causes End buildings Monday night. bombing incident ot the night, ' former members of the Seled-, ted hls resignation from the ch ick en 14, 1884 In Portland, Conn., and Damage was '' described as iat’ home Sunday. and took firemen more than an Uce Service System’s . appeals to President Nixon abouf ({Continued from Page One) lived in Hartford before coming "light" in all five locations Survivors also include a hour to extinguish. to Manchester three years ago where fires were deliberately board called today for replace- weeks ago. He said he has daughter, five sisters, another Just before 11 p.m. gasoline 4k —a * s notXbeen notified whether Nixon youths. Street barricades burst to live at a convalescent home. set during a two-hour period, ch eck s brother, three grandchildren, was poured and set aUase In ment of ^the system s long-Ume haskecepted hls reslgnaUon. Into flames. Survivors include two nep­ according to fire officials. are com ing and several nieces and front of the Sinclair service sta­ tfirector, Lt. Gen. Lerwls B. Her- Cleiiient said he resigned two Although Chlcheeter-CSark hews, George McKay of Man­ The first case of arson was nephews. tion at Albany Avenue emd *“®^' ^ weeks to devote more time chester and Robert McKay of about 9 p.m. at St. Michael’s Westbourne Parkway. said police chiefs were confident The funeral will be held to­ Dr. Kenneth W. Clement, a to hls medical practice. He had Sbamford. School on Clark Street. News­ Moments later the fifth Inci­ We 3,000-man constabulaiy morrow at 9:45 a.m. from the Cleveland surgeon, says Her- been a meiiiber of the board for Funertail services will be held papers found in the basement of dent of the night took place at ‘ shey should quit because he about four yrars. could control We situation. Ber­ Bacon Funeral Home, 71 Pros­ the building had been set afire. Thursday, at a time to be an­ the Connecticut Packing Co. on ■ "exercises an autocraOc mill-' Clement iSd Hershey has nadette Devlin, We militant pect St., WilUmantlc, wrlth a The flames were quickly exUn- nounced, at the Holmes Fun­ Windsor Street, wdiere the front • tary control over the system.” been head of draft system >'oung CathoUe leader, demand­ solemn high Mass of requiem gulriied, said a police spokes­ the eral Home, 400 Main St. Burial door was Ignited by - a single He said Hershey. a 76-year-old for so long that h ^ "unable to ed that Home Secretarj- James at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Church man. firebomb. will be In Falrview Cemetery, retired Army officer, is old distinguish between^imself and Oallaghon order senior British Nerw Britain. In WilUmantlc. Burial will be Three firebombs were thrown < In another incident. Patrol­ ^ enough to have been retired as the Selective SevlM Sirstem officers to take control of We In St. Joseph's Oemeteiy. at a vacant gasoline station at man George Thompson had Friends may call at the fun­ director “ two or three Umes." and that he feels an lilcreaalng constabulary. Minit eral home tomorrow from 7 to Friends may call at the funer­ 129 Barbour St. Police said at rocks and sticks thrown at him It makes no difference to ownership of the 8ystem .\ Mias Devlin, 22, who recently 9 p.m. al home tonight from 7 to 9. 10:30 p.m. Meridy’s Garage was as he drove his cruiser along m e,” Clement said from his Hershey was named dlVector set ablaze and all the station’s Nelson Street. Thompson Was was elected to We British Par­ home in Bratenhal, a Cleveland of the system July 81, 1941. ' liament from a OaWoUc district Henry W. Hamlin gas pumps were smashed. not Injured and damage to the Auto raburb, "whether he resigns or Clement said replacement ql of Northern Ireland, aMo de­ Henry W. Hamlin, 88, of 20 Just minutes later about six cruiser was light. No arrests U retlr^ Just as long as he Is Hershey by a younger man and, manded that Parliament be re­ Edgerton St., died last night at H ouse Goes firebombs hit a vacant building were made In the attack by a TIRE rei^ced. a civilian would help young men Manchester Memorial Hospital. at 37-39 Barbour St. The bombs gang of youths. called from Us summer vztea- The second former member of who are drafted to have more Mr. Hamlin was bom March t.on to take up We situation in CENTERS From Surtax we appeals board. Judge Henry confidence In We system 6, 1881 In North Vassalboro, Northern Ireland. Maine, and came to Connecticut J. Gwlazda of New Britain, A civilian should head We sys- 'ITier'e was no Indtoatlon from 40 years ago as a salesman for T o R eform s U.S. Said Dickering ^nn„ was also reported to tern, Clement said, because London, however, Wat the Brit­ FREE have called for Hershey's re- "while We Defense Department a Maine shoe company. He then (Continaed from Page One) ish government would step In. MOUNTINGI lived in Hartford and East 'fi To Return Hanoi Captives placement. He would not elabo- requests We man called In the The six counties of Northern Hartford where he managed an to offer an amendment readjust­ rete. however, when queried by draft. We civilian populaUon Ireland, while a port of Uh> AAP grocery store. About 30 ing the proposed income tax «V SAIGON (AP) ^ The U.S. during a naval engagement In the Associated Press, supplies them /’ United Kingdom, run thetr years ago, he developed the rate reductions in the bill. The government is negotiating se­ international waters. Their re­ domestic offaina and London la Stock Sign Supply of New Eng­ critics want to give less relief to cretly with Hanoi to arrange for lease was arranged by Ameri­ extremely reluctant to tntei^ 4-PLY NYLON CORD land in Manchester and retired upper bracket taxpayers and the return of 10 North Viet­ can and North Vietnamese dip­ Vernon vene. two years ago at the age of 88. more to those in the middle namese fishermen rescued by lomats In Vientiane, and a boat Unlike We reet of Ireland, He was a member of North brackets. the U.S. Navy laA week off from a U.S. Navy transport put which 1s predominantly Qtitho- United Methodist Church. The Rules Committee custom­ North Vietnam, informed them ashore near the North lie. Prote USs and go since the battlefield lull began from North Vietnam. Percy O. Hartnett schools. Dr. Raymond Rams------I home! " was drowned by Jeers About Town Hot afteriioon.s make a tiody thirsty, and Jody cool drink with her master in Pendleton. (AP Pho­ nearly seven weeks ago. The The United States In July llst- VERNON — Percy George dell because of the many acts In Dublin, the capital of the The ., Moncheiiter NajUvlty Young’s Kitty Cat is no exception. She shares a tofax) Command said ground action ■ed 1,332 Americans as missing Hartnett, 71, who had been liv­ of vandalism at the schools. neighboring Republic of Ireland, A Scene Committee will meet at also was light and scattered. or captured, moat of them air­ Strike Affects ing tempomrily at a Vernon Robert Chamberlain quesUem- an explosUm shuttered We en- 7 :30 tonight In the coffee room The last North Vietnamese men downed In North Vietnam. motel, died yesterday morning that his client was really being ed if the mere fact (that some­ ■What do you do when a maple tree and pole which stand right Hald\ "W e're not going to let trance of the Irish Tele\-Mun SIZES o»d4 HT9-H J79-M of the Municipal Building. prisoner held by the United Enemy broadcasts, returning Hospital Wing at Rockville General Hospital 12th Circuit charged with four different of­ one 'Was In We parks (Henry tree and a utility pole are right in the middle of the Intersection this mterfere wlW our sched- studios early today but 't^ re F 71.14 079-1$ H7t-1l IJIaM States, 14 seamen, were re­ prisoners, captured documents after a short Illness. He was fenses all Stemming from one Freed GIs in Laos, Park and Valley Fails) after in the middle of the Intersection of relocated Bridge 81. and ule. H^felt that the matter was was no tndlcallon It wns con- F7i.4i 9-t«at4 t-llaW tJM i Children 4-8 years old are In-A leased last Oct. 21 during a 36- and other sources have identi­ But Not Rt. 6 ' I.Uatl I.4la7$ the husband of Mrs. Estelle L. Court Cases incident, thus placing him In hours would mean Wey were you're supposed to ameslte?, Hartford Rd. not tooXaertous, and he said necteel re- strike and We retaliatory lock- That's exactly what paving were 8up]xwed to have been re- moved, thAsrea will be paved, Heved a time bomb had been morrow morning between 10 ;:10 MANCHESTER SESSION different men," ho asked, "Or line 26 miles long. At that time The Saigon government re­ 12, 1897 In Scotland and lived In pUed, ’’yee.” out against all union members crews did Wls morning, to this moved, but unexplained delays He said. ^ Id e roads are al- planted under a wing of the and 11:15 In the Junior Room Prosecution end defense lock­ was one blow delivered at one (Continued from Page One) American bombers and war­ ported meanwhile that Viet St. Louis, Mo., for many years The ordinance has a provl- *>y We Associated General Con------— left We pole and the tree there ways a fuss^ Wing.” (Herald building. No one was "hurt, but of Mary Cheney Library. The 'd horns again 1 n the four- man lat different times of the ships were still attacking that Cong terrorist attacks on' South ‘HEAVY DUTY’ SHOCKS INSTALLED ... By Way sion which would allow excep- tractors has yet to affect con- today. The paving supervisor photo by Buc^viclus.) props «ind equipment were dam­ and in Meriden for the past 26 circus will bo featured In stories month-long case of Ronald Mer­ day?" been brainwashed. He added O f . . . part of North Vietnam prior to Vietnamese civilians last week years. He was employed as an and films. that the treatment of the three Uons for partidpating in or at- atruction of Rt. 6 Wrough Man­ Nurses Save 22 aged extersavely For bettor control and easier handling, get new cer, 30, of 116 Summit St., who Assistant prosecutor William The U.S. Post Office has the Nov. 1 bombing halt. were 26 per cent less than the accountant at Mossa and Htns- prisoners by the North Viet­ tending activities sponsored by Chester, but a .spokesman from la charged with two counts of Collins argued tliat Gryk had been caught with Its zip code The U.S. Eihbassy said at the total of the previous week. The shock absorbersi If you push down on your car, ley CPA of Meriden. He for­ namese had been adequate and the town or allowed under per- Standard .Builders, W e, main Babies in Blaze Ickets for the Saturday base- aggravated assault and two seen the state’s file and most showing—and Is its face red. time that the release of the 14 weekly report said there were and it rebounds more than once, you NEED new merly was emnloyed by Ernst ball trip to Boston are available that relatives of other prisoners mlt issued by We Recreation contractor for Manchester Me- Op en Debate on WarAias y e m on counts of maiming with Intent of those questions should al­ A Manchester woman re­ seamen wa^ "Intended as on ac­ 161 acts of terror last week in shock absorbers! Elimjiuito excessive tire wear. and Ernst CPA of Hartford, for British American Club should not worry. Rumble did (foonmlssian. mortal Hospital’s $6.1 million NEW YORK (AP) — Two to disfigure. ready be answered for him. ceived three packages yes­ tion of good will," and that the which 85 persons were killed, and Manning and Bowman members and guests at the not .speak during the interview. Dr. Ramsdell said that We wing, said work Were Is be- nurses rushed 22 babies In Incu- Mercer’s attorney. Wesley "Have you seen the file?" terday, all mailed from an United States hoped it would 210 wounded and 69 kidnaped. In Building Permits of Meriden. During World War clubhouse. Hegdahl said nervously that schools had suffered $14,000 to hind schedule. batons to safety todav when a Asked by Two Senaton Gryk, filed u motion for demur­ (k>lllns asked. Evanston, 111., specialty lead to further prisoner re­ the previous week, there had Installed I, he served with the Canadi­ the main activities during their $16,000 worth of vandalism dur- Th® Standard official said to- ^ “ rer, contending that the charges "Not officially." answered shop. leases. But Hanoi released no been 218 Incidents with 109 Ing We past year. Many win- “ Everybody that has any- ‘ ‘•’c broke out on the second WASHINGTON (AP) — Two ellminallon of Izicteitolc Drop from 1%8 /. For an Army and was discharged David J. Tumor, son of Mr. Imprisonment were sweeping against his idlenl were vague Gryk. All of the packages had the Americans until the three it killed, 385 wounded and'71 kid-, dows have been broken paint to do wiW ironwork Is floor of Columbla-Presbyterlan senators said Uxliiy the light of and ctwmlciil w<-aix)na. with the rank of captain. and Mrs. John Turner of 110 floors, smoking cigarettes and A totnl of 76 biilldlnff p«rmltji for G and left him at a disadvantage "Have you seen the files?” turned over to a group of Amer­ naped. listening to the Voice of Viet­ correct postage and all had has been sprayed and a fire of affected. We’re behind, but it Medical Center Babies Ho.spital. pchllc debate should be thrown Were chemical or biologle Survivors, besides his wife, Hackmatack 8t., hoe been nam­ In presenting a defese. asked OoIIIils again. ican pacifists In the North Viet­ The weekly average for the only nam, the North Vietnamese correct names, addresses ■usplcious ‘ origin occurred at; would take a lot of work to say The smoky fire tripped ‘auto- on thi* sluidowy war agents <-\'W to be used os wea|>-\7ul7 w m 7 'U '’^eo«» s-vv>/ws tss-iel (VtAtr ...... s z . , . . . s z. \ . VM JW f? 2 In an earlier court appear­ "Yea,” an.Hwered Gryk, "but namese capital Monday. year until last week had been 1 propaganda station. and zip codes. We high school. exactly how far behind.’ matic alarm.s. Firemen brought Riut program and they proposed oro of war, they would nc4 be >.f $276,129 For the same nerkMl Hartnett of California; a daugh­ ond semester at American In­ ance, Gryk had imked that the not long enough Ut lake notes.” The 14 seamen were captured about 227 incidents. For Most Cars The three looked gaunt and The package to the local Dr. Ramsdell said that We He said We rain was adding :t under control In 25 minutes, several reatrictlons <>n eheml- ufed iilone but together with iCvvear ago, 79 |>rrmlta were Is. ter, Mrs. Robert Sullivan of ternational College School of state make the charges against "Your Honor." Collins began Air-conditioned cars extra pale but otherwise well. They woman was for her. But, the police are In favor of We or- to the troubles. There were on- and confined damage to u nurs- cal-blologlcal wurfard- weapons. eonventloniiJ we*ij*>ns." h)w ex- zu\l wlUi an eatimnted value of INSTALLED FREE Chicago. III.; three brothers In Arts and Sciences, Springfield, his client more specific es­ to address Judge Thomas ^ r - wore blue dungarees and rubber other two? One was address­ dlnance because as It now ly about ten workers seen at ing classroom. The Issue* lhez<- weapons pi.itned. $50LM3 St. Louis, a sister In San Fran­ Mass. pecially In regards to what rlgan. Ho Chi Mlnh sai)dala without ed to Pitt City, Ohio, and the stands. It has no teeW In It. the hospital construction this "if it ha^im been (or the raise to Congress and the nation o iu - must conclude tlaU If T7)^brrakdf>wn for this iiaat cisco, Calif., and several grand­ ------. wea(Mins were used. "Ju.sl tell me what time this Third Summer Institute SALE/ MINIT AUTO'S EXPERT rocks. They were escorted by a, other to Bel Air Bluffs, Fla. The present ordinance Just con- morning. The Standard man quick and fast and expeditious are too serious to let CBW spiral un-d it>r mlUtiiry purixisea die month 4* as followa Six new children. The Loxlles Auxiliary of Dls- The charges as read yester- alleged Incident happened." in- four-man pacifist mission from ' No! The names were not cerned loitering. He said It was said It was so quiet because“ work of these girls it could have In .Hecrccy"■ ..... any " longer." saUl effect eVcri of very safe lnoapM- dw elling $90,000. one Interlur ablod Amerl(*ui VoterojiH will day In court alleged that Mer- torrupltHl Gryk. The funeral will be hold the United States headed. by similar. Set for College Staffs not We Board of Education’s of We rain. been a lot worse.” a Fire De- Sen. Charles E. GoiKlell, H-N.Y. citaling agents would-'enhance remodell^ (bakery), $9,000. BRAKE RELIN meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at cer used ".shoes and other ob- Collins consulted his file and Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from the Rennie Davis. The North Viet­ Wlnklng to take anyWlng away On Rt. 6, private agreements partment official said. The . G(K>dell Joined Sen Gaylord Die kill effect of Die convention- plumbing \ f«r I'nifeaekmal the VFW Home. M'ss Louise Jects unknown." Gryk then nils- .answered, ” 1 p.m.’ It’s Just one of those Manchester Community Col­ ident of Middlesex Community' Ijadd Funeral Home, 19 Elling­ namese turned the prisoners from anybody but it’a a few between contractors and Iron- nurses were Identified only as Nelson, I>-Wls.. In pro(sjslng al weinsins " Building. $7)000; conversion of Copping Is In <>hargo of refreah- cd the que.Htlon as to whether "Are you sure It wasn't 1 things. Where else but to lege and the Faxmlty Senate for College^ Middletown; Edward ton Ave., Rockville, with a over to the pacifist mission who spoil It (or all. workers have kept We, union Miss Steinbeck and Miss Lyons. several nsdriettons bn CBW In 81a- said that the use of <-hem-’'bne-offlca budding. $7,000, and' ments. or not shoes could l>e classified a m ?" asked Gryk. — i Manchester, Conn, should Regional Community Colleges Mass of requiem at St. Ber­ Monday. J. Liston, president of Housa- Martin Fagan, principal of the men on We Job. TTie Brunalll All the babies were reported tile form of amendments to u leal and bacteriological wea{>- one addlUon t^single dwelling, as deadly or dangerous weap­ Collins smiled, "You see, Mr. packages go when they are will sponsor the third annual nard's Church, Rockville, at 9. The three met for 40 minutes tonic Community College, high school, urged support of Construction Co., a subcontrac- well, but the hospital .said a military spending bill one by any elde In a conflict $6,000 VFW will hold a business ons, a prerequisite In an as­ Gryk, you know the file better headed for Ohio and Florida? kuti r*Hi, ciw«vt Burial will be In St. Bernard’s Iri the plane with U.S. Embassy summer Insfitute for communi­ Stratford; Matthew W. Flrtdm, We ordinance. He said We po­ tor (or Arute BroWers, has We guard had been hospitalized (or Congress should set aside would Invite retaliation and In- Also, 16-unlt apartment build meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at sault charge. than 1 do." ty college faculties and students Cemetery, R^kvllle. officers. director of the Northeestem Re­ lice need We backing of We contract (or most of We Iron- smoke Inhalation and a doctor time to debate the amendments. vlliibly ____^ U-ad...... to eocalnlkm...... She Ing. ^ __ $100,000_____ . 64 ^ilocellaneous 0 I I C I M A I the Post Homo. Gryk’s motion further stated Judge Corrigan said he would Aug. 11-16 Qjt Wesleyan Univer­ INCLUOi Friends may call at the fu­ gional Office of the American ordinance In order to take ac- work and welding on We over- another guard were given the senators said, adding that ,.,^tended It wrsild therefore Im permits, $57,129, to cartin IOUIFm (»4T ITFC I___ __ consider the motion. sity. ■ Tuning Oruma neral home'^omorrow from 2 Asrociation of University Pro­ Don. “ We are not trying to de- passes In We middle section of jjrst g y CBW deserves the same close nuttiilnxWa to dwUnguloh be- cates of ixTcuponcy 5 1 I N I NO U M 0 I In other court action, Stephen Robert H. Fenn, acting dean ■ ifUtallIng LInInga to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. fessors. and a representative prlve people of anything, Rt. 6. A BrunalU man said that The hospital Is al Broadway look given the -Safeguard mlsolle h-thoJ and nonlethal Total fees collerted lurn- ■V' Koller, 17, of Andover, was fin­ of (acuity at MCC, Is the direc­ from the office of 'the American authorized, legitimate groups hls company has an agreement 107th street on the Upper defense plan. weajK»nz iind exclude the latter over to the town i $1.- ABM Backer Shifts, ed $100 on tw^ counts of reck­ Hartford Chief To See tor. Fenn also planned and di­ Association of Junior Collegee. can sUll i» e We faclUUes," he wlW We Ironworkers to pay 3,^^ .Veloon and Gorxlrll zald $1 less driving. A cluirge of evad­ from We envlisiged worid-wkW *29 A year ago thk t..m Wilfred A. f'hlroine rected the first two week-long The Institute will also include sold. Wem whatever they get after million a day la apent on CBW torn ■ amounted Ui $3.7M ing reatxinslblllly was nolled Institutes , for orientation and UfEIIME GUARAHTE MIVHBS Wilfred A. Chlcodne. 74, of panel discussions for srtudenfs, Donald Berger, Director of negotiations, so Wus far no wenpona and the United Sto-tez Hartford, brother of Mrs. Ro«e Foes Claim 50 Votes and a third charge of reckless Negro Police Group exchange of ideas among the Recreation, spoke of the dam- problems have cropped iup. provides CBW training (or offl- driving was dismissed. (acuity, administrators, Minit Auto can initall a new muffler on your car Bablnenu of Manchester and (rontlnued from PagO'Oirti).... combined (acultiw and ad­ trustees, and council •members, age at Henry Park from cars The Brunalll man said that iOyR iUBlPCUIOSI': i'l'iOCIMION cer« from 35 nations: RtchanI Marzialo, 17, of (Continued from i‘age One) ministrations of state communi­ in 15 minutes! Guaranteed against manufacturer's father of Mrs. June Sylvester of whether deployment of any such and displays and demonstra­ and We damage to We Fox HUI If a sympaWy strike of the road The aenatorz' amendmenta Vernon tary procurement authorization Asylum St., pleaded guilty to omployea' clinic for an exam­ ty colleges. Tower. He also said people use construction workers brdke out. defects for the life of the muffler. | Hebron, died Monday. missile defense facilities will be to ttie Burglary Squad and tions of instructional media. would ban the prxKuremenl of Survivors also liu'lude his bill, the key vote on Nlxon’a authorized for the coming year. chaiijes of failure to carry lui ination by a doctor, he addled. Three MOC administration We pool after hours. This was major delays would result, delivery zyiUema for lethal CBW operu'ior's license, failure to given opportunity to attend the For Moat Forda A Chevye to *M wife, a son. 3 other daughters. Safeguard plan Is due Wodnes- Pentagon officials, admitting If found to be faking, they and faculty members ore becked up by William Dumas agent*, prrjhlbl) ojien air leztfng carry Veglstratlon, and operat­ FBI and Nortlvwestern Unlvet^ 19 gnuidchlldren and a great­ dny. the money was for Safeguard .slty training schools: that "dis- could face dismissal, he said. scheduled to speak. Monday Wwho IIU livesUV$ni InU l We area. ese,He vcesvisaid •* 1 J J RAGW EED , of nerve agent* or any patho­ Town Will Avoid Thot roil call vote will come comnuuid and control space In ing a car while imder , 18 with- Vaughan said that no mem­ morning. President Frederick Stock Market he has left for work about 4:80 Top, Lamp* In c lu d W l 1 genic blhiglcal organism, and grandchild. jiTt insu'nim o. ile'w as rined $26 c ‘pH~uy action should be equal 88 on on amendment wjdch would the Air Force NORAD-CONAD ber of the Guardians had talked W. Lowe Jr. will talk on the guarantee consultatton wlW The funeral will lx- heUi to­ for those offenses, luul a cluirge ^ \vhlte policemen and NEW YORK (API—The stock and heard people in We 1,10 Over- PO LLEN bar the use of the 6759 million In headquarters complex, sold It with hlnf or members of hls ".History and Organization of A i T Congreaa imd foreign govern­ morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the o( reckless driving was nolleil. blacks be given a ‘fair market continued lower In Double Sessions Safeguard funds to be author­ regretted the purpose of the staff before the sick calL al­ Connecticut's System of Com­ ’^ r g e n commented. “ It’. We land ’’Model ment! before deployment of Rose Mill Fiuvenil Home. 580 .Mary Halloran. 39 Branford opportunity to exercise leader- moderate trading early this aft­ COUNT failaltatlaa AvollaHa ized this year for steps leading money "had not been mpre though Fuller had spoken to munity Colleges." minority who min U for We «d as a completly The town echooU will not have Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a St pleaded guilty to a charge •''Wp among thedr fellow officers ernoon. but some selective buy­ CBW agenU over(»eR« The now school Is being oon- to actual deployment of the sys­ clearly emphasized." himi abcait a meeting. Tuesday morning, H any S. majority." "I Wink we need at $1,000 and was We **rit t/> go on double zeeatonz In Bep- structsd al Vernon Center It Mass of requiem at St, Pt'ter's^ of (allure to obey a state tra(- and In drawing relief asslgm ing was rejxirted helping it trim d Tile oenatorii' move was the OtharModata Prof^ortlenalely Low PrIcedI tem. That would restrict work The Pentagon statement said (Jodi, dean of students, will this ortfinance.” he said. In Wl. class to ^ tember a* feared. Dr Raymond wtU be We largeot elementary Church, Hartford. Burial will be (Ic control sign and was given- nients." FXiller said the meeting re­ its early losses. lateet of several devetopmenla to research and development. the money was In the military speak oh "Academic Prepara­ Norman 8trong. a member of danl equipment at list price a wi-icb have nurtured CBW mto' Ramsdell, ■uperintendent of school In We town ConetrucUon In Rose Hill Memorial Park. a suspended sentence. The way was paved (or ferred to by Vaughan was with The Dow Jones Industrial av -. Rocky Hill. construction bill because de­ tion and Performance." Wil­ the Grove Hill Cemetery Com- toj). a windshield, lamp, and a echooU. said today was slowed down due to strike, "I trust we can defeat It.’j- Audrey Ja.slnskl. 52, o( East Vaiiglum's and Fuller's conwr- a member of the Hartford Coun­ erage at noon was off 0.4S at an laaiie Imfjortant propor fense officials thought Safe­ liam Buckley, lecturer In Eng­ mlttee, told of We vandalism at magneto. tlun. Among them last spring and severe weather Friends may cjUl at the fim- said Sen. Everett M. DIrksen of H;irt(ord, pleaded guilty to a aation at a meeting at City Hall cil of Churches that had noth­ 822.13. The DJI had been off 3.56 Dr Ramsdell met ysaterdsv era! homo tonight from 7 to 9. Illinois, the Republican leader. guard deployment would have ing to do with the Guardians’ lish, will address the institute We cemetery. He ssdd stained ------Public and congremilonHl afternoon with reprezentalivez P*** wl^Uar WHEEL ALIGNMENT been approved by now. i-luirge o( (allure to obey a state betxween O ty Manager Elisha at 11 ;30 a.m. Declines led ad­ problems. Wednesday morning on "The glass Windows have been brok­ whirh i7d, to cancella- of We Akuoclated Construction Teen ISonre H«r( li «H(it M 6911. CNch Md Carmt "It's the cllfflest clUfhanger Rep. William 3. Moorhead, tratde control sign and was Freedman and two members of vances by a bit less than 800 Is­ Csittf 2. CMtk and Contet Cgitoar t. Henry F. Bergstroth A meeting tentatively sched- HumanlUes and the Communi­ sues. en in We chapel, someone re­ ilr.n of an Army plan to haul <.3o . builders ot W< new -19-room WIW fingers croooed. th* I've seen In my years here." D-Ptt., called attention to the given a suspt'iided sentence. the National (Council of Police Chttk wd CsuKt T«aia, Toa-aat 4, CtocS Henry F. Bergstrom, 77, of uled between Vaughan and the ty College.” moved part of the (ountaW. 27 (xzi ton* of nerve ga* over­ elementary School arid John Rockville A re. Art* Counotl 1* said Sen. Mike Mansfield of Safeguard money Monday. The ca.ie against Vincent Societies, representing Analysts said the market had Mars Polar Photos and Cornet TwaMg Xadiua S. Ctodi-wd 167 Maple St., husband of Mr;. Guardians for Monday was can- The institute will be opened urns and (lowerz have been land and dump It Into the Atlan­ rjcxtler. chairman of the Per pl*nnlng * Urn dance tonight 5 Montana, the Democratic leader tltepnow.'kl. 48. o( \Veth«r;-(leld. Guardians. had a "good bounce In a short Adyrtl SiM(i«6 M(tlt4aiia I . ClMck M "The *t’ongreas clearly is by Henry E. Fagan, chairman stolen and lawns have been tic Ocean ‘ manent Kikldtng C^rnimKtee Kt th* music ahall. Henry Park Edith Beauregard Bergstrom, and an opponent of deployment. being asked to vote for funds for cluiigcd, with Intoxication. Htia The council representaUveo Deputy O def James time" and apparently had JoraU, tic ~ Heslin learned that U would be of the board of trustees for Re­ ripped up by spinning tires He Appointment by Secretary The meeting waa requeo^i Weather perrrattlng. th* died last night at Manchesl.i "It's like the perlla of Pauline." det'oyment of the Safeg\um.l nolled. were Alphonse Deal. a Phila­ paused to consolidate some of Impress Scientists dance will start *1 T'lOknd ooh- between Vaughan, the Guardi­ gional Community Colleges. said he was definitely In favor ..f the *rmv Stanley R Resor of by Dr Ramsdell to Invesllgale Memorial HosplUil. Jackson said he believes ad­ ABM system under the guise of S:indra Stroinan o( Hartford, delphia policeman who is the the gains. They said the decline tlnus to to V/ p m Tile music Mtit r*r$i, Clttvyi Other speakers w ill. be Charles ommrtter to review proce the pockblllty of using lh» io4 rtiaitstk* Mr. Bergstrom was bom Ja", vocates of deployment will win. ,11 relatively insignificant and ob­ charged with >liopiifting. con­ council’s acting president, and ans and a number of "ouMd- was "not too vigorous" and "the o< We ordinance. (Oontliiued from Page One) ---- : will be by The Nightoap* " B. Kinney, pre.idem of Matta- George Barton, who also lives very fast to escape the meteo dure* (or open-air testing ejf claaaroe^rne Ihat will be f)nlaheerat- ber Ilf the New York City Trans­ They added that there was not Banda contast In Vernon thU rector of business. Northwest­ ed that the ordinance be pass- eluding an Infrared scanner a few hours before the fly-by The de ilh lii«t year of 6 sch could b«- done and although We chester 11 y«irs ago. He was House issu'd Blunder He said congressmen had no hig a motor vehicle while 11- it police force. "much selling prqasure" In ear­ post spring and placed fourth Dogs To Aid Deaf ern Connecticut Community ed. sclentlzU thought might have Mariner 7 televised a serlea of sheep ni ir the Army Irugway rnomi cannot be used until employed as a machinist at the WASHINGTON (AP) — The way of knowing the Safeguard cen.'e under .susiH'nsion. oix'ral- Deal said that he was surf ly trading and aome Investors In We state compedUon. SAN DIEGO. O allf.-O ne aim College. Winsted. A question from Chamberlain )>een damaged when We spzute- pictures' snapped earlier In the ' ’tan pncvlng grfjund Monday. Kept s, three days lat- Terry Steam Turbine In H -r’ - House almost jumped the gun deployment money was Included Ing ircmotor vehicle while his the policemen who are out sick apparently ha(l d ^ d e d to sUy of the Biomedical Research In­ as to whether or not We town c r o f t went silent for seven hours day which hinted Wat some of An uprmr In Japan after a er than the oflening of the other Th* teen dsncaa arc plannssl ford before retired In 1958. tpday by voting on a $3.6 million In the construction bill's sen­ would return as soon as they Also, Philip D. Wheaton, pres­ out of the acU ^. Minit Auto legiftration was unik'r .sUHiH'n- stitute In San Diego iis the de­ should consider having guards jggt week. '1 the long dark lines on Mar* m*y published rep«irt that 1 r o n l ^ •choola. Itr Ramsdell said. by th* council In cooperation He WHS tt member of St. Jame^' autttorizntloh for the Safeguard tence: "hJORAP Headquarters. . io:v. and (ailiVre ,1o mrrender are able. \ velopment of "be(lring-««r" at oil of the areas, drgw We Mariner 6 radioed data tndl- be »egments of We rims of huge er < nerve gat broke at i f 8 ■Thu far better th#n having ‘h* •«■»> Church. He and hls wife Would systepi'.^ control space deep In Ooloimlo Springs, Colo:^ Opera­ hi>- name, continued to Aug. U. "I dont think anyone zhouKl dogs to help the deaf. The touch comment from Mayor John eating Wat We Moitian temperV crafera ^ b .*e or. pifir.aws.V ' lustr.g 171 dooW* WMlon. " . ' Rsm-a l^>fn Dance, i r . oWci have^ observed their 50th wed­ the Rocky Mountains. tional Fncllltles, J2<).800,t)or Aug 14 and Aug ding .anniversary next April. But tt last-minute amendment Rivers, reportedly angered St , ch-irgial with larceny, con­ coll." he'said. ' Grant Wat some poople feel gm^e ranges from 75 degi^e. to burglars, fire alarms and rrv ly until a later date II (he 2» ^ , Survivors, besides hls wife, pulls the item out of the tl.55 that the defense officlala had Deal said that between 30 and T h e there are too many town em­ above to 100 degree* below zero by early oatronomer# who ly V. ^ , MANCHESTER BERLIN tinued to Sejit 15, other dangers. 'laaiiroom* foukl not be used. On Aug 13 the , Goverrior'* include two daughters. Mrs; billion military construction bill not made the deployment mon­ ploye. already. Fahrenheit and Wat lU alfnoa- thought Uvey might carry Irriga A .Sell-r. il Secuhty (3bunfll l.oul- luunprecht, 32, of 112 SO men (eel theyx-e been dented phere has no nitrogen, on eoaen- tkm water to greeniah area* ati^ly th< entire 'BW' pr- It wouidihave meant that dou­ Footguord Bond le acheduied St$WM4MM«*Ta John L. O’Neil/ of Manchester up for a House vote this after­ ey request clear tx'fori' hls copi- In a discussion of We ordi­ Spencer St., chargeii with the opportunity to serve at their ti.i element in lUe on earth. Re- once believed to nourtah vegeU- gram -.rdere-1 by Preabler.t Nix ble jei'.iohi would have to be in- to proaent a concert from T to BwiKCtoo. find Mrs. Dorothy Welgert of noon. Rep. L. Mendel Rivers, mlttee. had told the House In a nance. before voting on tt. breach o( jvace. continued to maximum and that work, strain Alaska Very Lonf( rtltuted or thi- wpenntrndent to 9 W p m al the ahell Windsor; seven grtindclilldren, D-S.C., chairman of the Armed report that onl.v J12.7 mllllcsi for ch ick en board member Jomea Roach suits of Mariner T* acientlflc Oon.' and ap$>ear straight in tele- -,n OPI *4 MUNOAT THRU EHlOAt Aug 25, and mlmnderetandtrg had made Services Committee, drew up Safeguard resenn-h and devel­ NOME—The north-south ex­ amid he would, tend to vote experiments are to be given at *1 acope pteture. In the ^loce- would have had to rent abcej*. Iftalaland music wUl be the and a great-grandson. Vernon I’ , Buckvr. 22, of C\>1- them physically 111. the amendment. opment was Included In the bill. tent of AtazSca Is i.iOO miles. against tt *a he did not feel tt n«Ws conference Thuraday Ml#-'i craft picture., however Wey / Sueden isks W«n 40 Till, would have mood on Aug It wticn ihiu] OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M. to 3 The funeral will be held iimbia. charged with sjieeillng. Vaughan said that the pay of The state's southern Up Is (ar- PM. The House would have been The chairman la understood to wotdd accomplish what wo. In- afon of the two spacecraft wo* seem tllghtly curved ara* turn- liK.s'K’.A led /to rrest eapensje (or the M cli^ ry V "Gin Bottle ' Thursday at 8:16 a.m. from anyl two counts of op»>niting a those out, Friday and Saturday ther north than any potnt on ch eck s ,to(Wn araf He wanted avca-l i'tualone" wtU provide the mu put In an awkward position If It are comiru) tMMfod He sold It come* down to d* terra bye whether the mya- py. . ■ ' prop - I tel-' ■ oayn Holmes Funeral Home, 400 have (old officials In a terse let­ approved a Safeguard deploy­ ter: "I van lu-jsure you your prp- motor vehie'e while license un­ would be docked If they failed the U s ' mainland. Alaska's to effective Doilce patrol of W# teribua red planet could support '. We're rtfll not sure w7>*t g*. to bar..-^.*-,! i ,* »r«por ->'■ Ibla ah -Rain data for thW la X-jg Main St., with a Moss of requi­ ment Item on„the eve of a cru- grams will get utmost scrutiny der susiiehslon, continued to to proride doc to rs" certlftcatea. northernmost s4te^ potnt Rar- \ Ufa: they are, hut w* don't call them war Dr RamadrU aakl< he' feels .30 em at St. James’ Church at 9. clal Senate vote on the Issue of In the future." Se)it. 8. Those absent beyond those two row. U 340 miles north of the Reoreaentative Thomas Wolfi Dr, Norman HorowlU, CAih conoU any more," aald Brad Tto - aertf r, rt-r U.r three ;o«t dayi con be mod^, Tentative plana arc for a da>'s will have , to report to the Arctic Cirole. he wo* afraid Roach may fornlm Institute of Technotogy ford SmiW, New Mexico Staft Mn - M;- rr, V ihr up later Ir. the year Hle offical square done* to be held Aug be rlglit He sold be thtnk. We Motogiot, commented: "If Were iVlver.tty ojOronomer w7>o le *. ,.tg :iuur, 4t- will .«,ue •' '•** Informutlon M and a e$>laah party is alou -or.'errJrg this later WU ptanned for this coiming Thurw problem might be solved by la any Wring Wing on Mara, n member of W* oclenttftc team -■ d-o-.ng Bn.'1' h -'rift ..rr.'.if.f- tur the day Herald Advertit>iemeiite teen centera and TMCA’a. He would have to be able to na> studying the phoXos ■f-e •V

PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HHIALD. MANCHESTER. (X)NN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Coventry ‘Celebration’ Cast Spurred STAR GAXElC*0 New Strife T olland County ARIES ------By CLAY R. POLLAN------r- LIR^ Into Producing ‘Apple Tree’ Loyzim Asks MAR. 21 K Your Daily Adinly Guide > < You Should Know SLPT. 23 ‘ Puti^ Curfew APR. 19 » According to the Stars. “ Better House-Senate Accord With the success oJ the must- again at BUng the weekend 6ct 22 MA 1- 8-10-22 To develop messoge for Wednesday, The Rev. Felix M. Da'vis cal, "CelebraUan,” stUl freMi, nights ot Aug. 28 through 30. R eview Of l>'23-S5^7-« reod words correspor>dir>gito numbers 52-54-59^/C? 69 77-79-ajA On Passaic first spoke at the Second Con­ Rev. FeZia: M. Davis 1 the leadera and cast ot the show ' teens had planned on a TAURUS o f >rour Z o d io c b irth sig n. Advocated by Sen. Houley I. much smaller scale show with APR . 20 PASSAIC, N.J. (A P ) — A gregational Caiurch on N. Main Bill’s Defeat 1 Speok 31 Someone's 61 But By BETTE QUATRALE Houley sees a reversal of the Saturday night to go candval” in Au- I MAY 20 2 You'll 32 Strange 62 Regret nighttime curfew was ordered St. April 9, 1961 with a crew 3 Be 33 Force ’’There is murtt room for Im- public position on the questions ahead with another full scale gust. They said "Celebration” F>41-47-49-651 63 Resources today after a second night of cut EUid a whisker-lesa face. To- Former state legislator Sto- S y 67-71-76 4 Rewarded 34 Today 64 Unless provesnent In the relallons be- “ "tate Income tax. with musical for the end o< August, was the only musical they could 5 Don't 35 Nor 65 Efficiency firebomblng and looting rav- I^en Loyzim has artced Gov. GEMINI 6 A his graying hair strug­ tween the House of Representa- many people now supporting Auditions for "Apple Tree,” handle In one hectic summer. 36 Ur>osked 66 tr>dicoted aged a predominantly Puerto John Dempsey for an invesUga- MAY 21 7 Porting ' 37 The 67 And SAGITTARIUS gles to gain control of hla fore­ lives and Uie Senate," Tolland ibe concept. 8 W ith 38 Time Ricjm neighborhood here. another Broadway musical, are ne 68 Adds NOV. 32 7 j , tkm and "full disclosure” of V V -IU' 20 9 T o k e 39 Messoge 69 New head, he has sideburns, and County suite Sen. Robert Hou- Noting the 4.000-plus commu- 4. 4.^. n ^ worries again,” Miss Buck said, DEC . 21 tonight a* 7 at the Second Con- ..Thurber's comedy might have [^42-43-51-641 10 Authority 40 Regording 70 To his mustache is fully developed. ley told y ^ e rd a y ’s meeting of nicatlons he received to cut what transpired to defeat a bill n O f 41 You'll ^37:38-7^^ of'Lh^U ^'rd'Ld^bo*:^^ 2-73-74 71 Notive 35-37-38-70fb The surface growth of the the Rockville R^ary. spending, he noted that almost gregational Church on N. Main been a letdown. We know what that would have outlawed pro­ |cy/4 />/«— ,122 B,Be 42 No 72 It's 75-78-85«ia — (j^l persons gathered in <4ne small St. and tomorrow night at 7 at we’ve got now. We should CANCm 13The 43 Trovel 73 Aibsolutely church’s pastor Is a mere sig­ Although he can sec no rea- •‘veryone adderk to- 'otellect or training, but a great and 18 chorus parts. Anyone in- better. For one thing, the teens tion was valid—which I do not 19 Goin 49 Your 79 T o 58-61-62 ^ LEO 20 Importont 50 W ill 80 For gether.- *• required.” Hou- terested can try out. ^ will get into Illlng a few days concede—there was ample time 21 Mo^ AQUARIUS downtown b u s ll!^ dlstrict’"and ^ JUIY23 51 Todoy 81 A JAN 20 He described numerous ocen- stated, "Celebration” ran Thursday, earlier this time and run Joins MMH Staff for the house to consider the 22 On 52 Exchange 82 W om on ^ AUG. 22 23 Motters 53 Avoil sions when as a Senator he had "Perslitance Is the most tm- Friday and Saturday nights alt through technical rehearsals senate amendment. Was the 83 Life eeb'.ib r : ^ cfearer st^elr S '’®, ‘®»® N14.16-20-21 24 For 54 Of 84 Criticism the lUing Junior High School well before the first show. She Paul E, Moss, former admln- 25 Bide 5- 9-27-294 been asked to keep on e>-e on POriant quality for a Icgls- amendment transmitted to tbe /25*44-46 55 You're 85 Or Bernard Plnck imposed a cw- '®'^ ^ auditorium to crowds of 288, said they were not satisfied 26 Your 56 W oys 86 W ith 31- 368084$few to start at 9:30 p.m.. closed '^''oluUonary. leglslntlon affecting one of the according to the fresh- istraitor of the U.S. Public house or was it conveniently VIRGO 27 T o 57 Is near 3(X) and almost 400 on the with the full production of 87 Conversant PISCES taverns and bEinned sale of *^® vvas bom In Oklahoma 13 towms In the county, while senator. "A bill must be Health Service Hospital In Pine lost as the result of lobbyist AUG. 23 28 Efforts^ 58 Nothir>g 88 Trode 29 Heort 59 Ideas FEB. 19 YV. gasoline In containers. , City, Okla., in 1929. His father wwrklng In co-operallon with *°"owed through committee respective nights, according to "Celebration” until Saturday pressure?” SEPT. 22 89 W ith Mary Buck, one of the three night. Ridge, S. D., has been named 30 Using 60 Your 90 AfX)ther MAR. 20 Early today only the litter of '^as In the mortgage loan busi- one of the represenUxtlvee from ‘ben through the process of Loyzim, in a letter to Gov. teens running Jlmmarkar Pro- The teens are now talking as administrative assistant at (S )G o o d Aid verse ^N eutral 6- 7-11-13^ the disorders—garbage hurled "®®® Insurance companies tlte county’s dlstrlots. voting until It Is enacted Into Dempsey, posed the question, /39-40-81-S2 5657-66 J Ij. ductians which put on the shows, about next summer. They want Manchester Memorial Hospital. from rooftops, shattered glass, nn** moved to several major pointing out $7,344.35 was pedd discarded merchandise and ‘^'Uss from Seattle, Wash., Total receipts were $1,407 andto put on more shows despite Commenting on the appoint­ to a New Haven attorney rep­ often asked .Yf him is ’^Are you h’"I ? committee total costs. Including over $800 the headaches. Problems they ment of the 26-year-old Moss, burned out gasoline bomba—re- New York City. His home resenting the promotional mained on the deserted streets. always In some suburban for royalties, are expected to be will face include the loss of Jim MMH Administrator Edward games industry to work agaimt have I. been asked by DenYo- $1,100. Not all the bills ane in Nicola, Jlmmarkar’s founder M. Kenney said, "Manchester Tolland Three buildings were hit by much like Manchester, crat Slate Choim\an John Bai­ He rpe«llcteer» are to enait legislation Moss will be responsible for riela in Rockville. spared. Seminary in New York City. these hospital depiartments; the two houses did "not take petrmifts Issued for the same <^”llcal of the actions of the ' • ''" '’ f 5 Bulletin Board Stores with Puerto Rican' or completing studies there In 1954. pharmacy, dietary, engineering, concurrent action on the senate period last year. legtslature. he emt4uisixed Statens West T 1 ...J J twice-postponed Chll- Spahlsh names were carefully . About that time, he married In closing, Houley stri'Mcd central sterile supply, house­ amendment which would have "There Is no reason ft>r the exclud^ fOod chain stores,” were dren’s Day activities at Cran- exempt^, while shops adjacent the former Miss Barbara Ann the need for citizen |mrtlclpa- (Continued from Page One) keeping and laundry,' inhala­ budget not being pjissexl tmtil added Loyzim. $146,000 In construction permits dall’s Park will be held tomor- were stripped. Gowin, daughter of the Middlc- tUm. and for making their views tion thei^apy, medical records, for three new commercial build- row with bicycle races slated . The Passaic section Is a few town mayor then, Callahan estimated damage Upon researching tbe bill, by almost every culture, he 41s w«U lui praotice at Inter-per- there any t^a»on^"whv^»cnAU>r« **** U> etlu- disaster, fli« and safety and the ings and $205,000 for 11 new for 1 p.m., followed by a water- miles south of an area In Pater- rate themselves on tile refer­ Loyzim said he learned the bill , -sa . AX 1 ’ a. ^ ' ------“ Mlnlsters’ wives always said. Today, only the Jews sonal HklUs. i>en«>niU jfmwth. and lewl»hin>r- iMimuu k-s in the area so far had reaudied suggestion system. endum Issues of iinmuil seukms was recalled by a senate reso­ addiu^ $ll,o50 melon-eaUng contest at 2. son where Puerto Rican vlo- have a measure of uncertainty honor the entry with Bar MIU- kftowlodgo of the fa» ton. at work k W ltd g e a b ^ $78,000 to $100,000. Moss received his B.S. in was issued in miscellaneous per------lence flared last year. Both cit- about their husbands’ work. But vah .... lution after a motion to recon­ in a group .4 ihh.i^c ” An outspoken advocalc of » Xcar-oUte the Twelve tfamilles were evacuat­ business administration from mils for altoraliwvs and swim- Manchester Evening Herald ics are old industrial towns sbe adapted, swung with it.' Bryant College Providence, R.I. sider had been defeated on the j m 11 J ----- ane adapted, swung with It.” People are born and die apart The moat imjxirtant linpiien- graduatixl state Income isx '**'*®*’ ed from their homes along mlng pools. ®“"-®»Pondent Bette about a dozen miles west of The couple has two daugh- frim a cammunlty. They very mg ,u .He. o.ul i'.sqfregatlonal Vumlrv wild a 104^ 1,111,- and his master’s in health care previous day. Permits for new «>mmeri:ial tel. 876-2845. New York C l ^ A b ^ t 8,600 of crs. Sara Jane. 13. and Jennl- „,ten marry .done / p«.HL a,.ring lui.s b^i. le.uler- , 1, l y l T he state . Brook Street in New Hartford administration from George Joint rules provide a recall when a small dam overflowed. resolution must be a Joint re­ constntrtlon were issued to Yost ------“ „'> «> H li'lrs t pastorate was at the "Tbere Ls just nobotiy left to .shtpTralnlU U . x u i. he siUd ------Washington University, Wash­ CotvBtruction Co. for Onasac de­ ington, D.C. solution "which would Indicate The homes are in an area about velopment, construction of a TT^^P^ssalc tenement section Park Cong^gatonal Church m ^7 ImporUmi mc^ FORRINT Moss, his wife and child axe that the recall action was not Scientist Says one mile in length before the gasoline station on Rt. 30, |30,- housed European ImmlgranU in Springfield. Meiss., from 1954 to '^*7 it" fnmi ih. se-saiolui was *'7 *• * and 1$ mm. Mavte temporarily living in a house valid,” Loyzim asserted. the days when huge mills gave 1957. He moved to the K «»l '•’«• ' “ 'e ,se.vilons w.u. ,xprc«ied the hoiH- that brook flows Into the Farming- 000; Eldredge Yost, Rt. 195, Brain Can See Jrelors oein l or silMit, oIm ton River. owned by the hospital at 81 “ In view of Qiese circum- commercial building $40,000, the city the name, “ The Woolen larger Kensington Congrega- ~ ® ix>nimunlly. With the Income tax once levied will M mm. olMe preJaotMs. RuaseU St. The 1.0. An. . -r. C“ y " Puerto Rlcan and Negro ttonal Church In 1957 and then symboU, It can note It s tuird to miauaire the sm - cancel out many existing taxes At Winsted, the Waring Prod­ stanoea, I find it difficult to un­ and Matteaen Motors, Inc., Rt. mlgranU moved In as the o lL r to Manchester In 1901. ‘ these moments," he said. ce«« <4 these OUngs Ihu I l«,>e mclude some of the "tern- ucts Inc. plant workers were derstand the Attorney General’s 30, garage, $76,000. WILOON DRUG CO. sent home at 8:30 p.m. when ruling unless he was not aware P jLSADENA, Calif.— a primi- immigrants moved out. Here he has done what pas- He spoke of another fiUlIng ''ave more In Uie jx,rnry ” taxes Inncteil this ses TfT Mala at.—T«l. 8M-Sni the Farmington River rose into of the fact that u recall resolu­ New house cOnstructloii per- live system of “ second sight ’ ’ Trouble begEm Sunday after a tors have done for centuries. " T h e church has to offer solid * bopie more chun h nu-mbeni Prederlda photo Public Hearing the plant parking lot and began tion was not in proper form and ^ t s were l ^ e d to Werner O. J,J^g discovered In the hu- mother tmd her 11 children were He vlclts the sick, prepares I’hances for people to feel a [xu-t will Like p.irt he siild This Is Not from Outer Space seeping through doors of the Engaged Set To Rule On that a motion to reconetder the Kunril Jr^^two houses on Rt. bratn a Califomin Inati- ®v‘ cted from their $160 a month sermons, watches over the u group. Too nim-h of church The Itcv Mr Unvls Is uiUn,i. building. bill had been defeated,” said 74 at $20,000 each ($40,000); H ’ ’ apartment. church school, develops pro- bfo Is dlsi-onnecled. Tta-re nutH bis growing akllls with leailer- and R Housing Corporation, tute of Technology sclenUst has persons were hurt and 36 grams and counsels church be ore- place when- a peromn »blp training around the atate Many residents of Northwest- The engagement of M)ss Pa- Loyzim. This weird “ creature” looks like somethinff asti;o- that which could be seen in a horror movie. Erick Trees Removal Goose Lone, one house, $M,000, reported. , , , arrested Sunday. Only one Inju- members. Basically, he said, Is known and ociopted. '** 'rrasjr. r of the Human em Ooijnecticut reported flood- trlcia Mary Sheridan of Bolton The bill, Loyzfln maintains, nauts might be expected to bring back from some B. and J. Rogers, Metcalf Clolwyn Trevarthen said the ry was reported Monday, a po- bttle of this has changed. "Also, the cJiurch tuis to offer Heaourres ( enter of .onnecl • Cormier of Waterville found it in a 50-pound bag e^cellars and backed-up 4«ptlc A public hearing has been Is clearly in the public Interest planet in outer space. Have no fear, however— it’s Rd., one house $22,000. system probably evolved from ilce officer who cut his arm ^ Once the Rev. Mr. Davis gets 11 way for^people to grow, to ‘ ®roicd, wh c i o • of potatoes he purchased. (A P Photofax) scheduled for Friday by Park "because it was strongly sup­ just the face of a sprouting spud which resembles Several weather obeervere announced by her ported by the public at large Also, George find Henry Kre- the brain structures that are th^^ fighting the fire at City Hall beyond these details, he starts becom'e rrfere "than ti^-j’ feel „ Superintendent Ernest Tureck, lold the Weather Bureau at parents. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard and because it was opposed on­ chko, Grahabor Rd., two houses main sight centers of blntt, ------talking about the changing like they’ve been Tl>en> imu*t , 7 ?; the town’s tree warden, to rule churoh. He strains to find the be new avenues of meaning for ° -r- 1. Windsor Locks they received J. Sheridan of Hebron Rd. ly by representatlvies of the In­ at $17,0(X) $(34,000); Monroe yeptlles Eind lower animals. h Moses, Inc., Robin Cir., three Trevarthen said the secondary best words. neonle " " AtoynaUn, Asian Policy Vague two to four Inches of rain Monh Her fiance is the son of Mrs. on the removal of four trees dustries who promote these He Never Flew V, .1. .... • n pHychlatrint with the Commii- PBNTO day on top of the deluge of w .. j from Spring St. The hearing schemes.” houses at $18,000 ($54,000); system of human sight trems- e r a l m ^ t ^ ^ Congregational luu. „,,y ,.^,,,1 auldance fUmc. IhU Robert T. Edmonds, c:iiarter mils £ui "elemental’’ kind of PINTO, People Interested rainy days of the p a ^ two Stratford and will be at 2 p.m. in the Munici­ But He Landed "Ye. spring In special sesskins with Rd., one house, $17,000, and Gll- ’vision from the eyes to the In Narcotics (iVeatment Or­ weeks. the late Edward Shek. pal Building Hearing Room. Manchester Evening Herald ^ »™-ble®«" ‘ aught up n „ p,J.e foJ. teens to meet, qtiestlons We're moving to un- c h ^ e o twisting i^^en to folk music. , ‘ferstanil what It means to lx. peatedly declared his Intention nn alliance with the United cd States, Britain and France, counselor ore on hand to talk landslide was reported on Route Mr. Shek Is a graduate of to Dartmouth Rd. requires the The Manchester Building In­ $1,600, and Harvey Nivisoh, al- moves outalde the central area —.in--Mtlll— — si.Al- .. . Villli lUIU IUM47II UU lUlfV lIlUAlt • ^ ...... * ...... to'live up to nil U.8. treaty obll- States or the communist pow-_ Included New Zealand, Austrn- to anyone on an anonymous removal of 32 trees, notices spection Department is s i^ a teraUon on two rooms, Baxter John Dorr Jr., 20, took the ^ ^ ^ atruc- M^jiy of hU rhunh ^ rhurchmiin and a church to- Bunnell High School, Stratford. St $400 * attention gatlons. Precisely what those ers.. ' lln, the Philippines, Thailand basis. The phone number 1s Torrlngton Mayor P. Edmund He is attending Central Con- were posted on them warning reminder today that penmlts are . ^® P>®"®. a '‘ ®'- «>« “ " b •“ '“ ve roles in onfohlzed through this primitive system. pilot died of a heart attack. loBUoa such as race, tenolon, and "W e’re more ronci nied alxnil obligations arc, how they relate network of U.S. alliances Pakistan. It also covered 043-2300. Power declared a limited state nectlcut State College and is a of their removal. required for all instaUations of Also, M. Stelrer, Anthony Rd. efforts to support l’ roJ«wt Con Trevarthen Is a former stu Another plane led Dorr to the '“ ''® forced the cJmrch to to prospects for war and peace if, y^gi„ largely nn outgrowth Vietnam, Isios and Cam- Stavnltsky objected to the re­ swimming ^bols. cere, the bualng of liiLTtffnxl tiiakrt ttnd IsKurn of emergency after swollen December candidate for a BS two-car garage. $6,350; Gary a«nt of Roger Sperry, profes- ,P'“ "® speak out. Not a« conceme«l n,i>out the and the |x>sslblllty of more Viet- „f n»>gotlntlon of the pence tren- with an offer of protection streams caused landslides and degree In mathematics. He Is moval of the ones from Ws A spokesman said today that Hailwood, finteh itx>m, Robin aor of psychobiology at Cal * ®^ control tower ra- children to Hut>urtum mJuuta property. Cir lioo’ to'itoo and Anthonv u”‘ T ’'" ; ----- . “a. '^7' d'oed him landing Instructions. . "P ’’ ® hes been be- Many go Into Hnrtfonl to tutor “1”".® nams, are questions examined ty with Japan In 1981 and the ‘ '“ ’y “ ■ cave-ins of several roads. a member of Who’s Who In many pools are being betalled Clr., 3100 to *500, and Anthony Tech, who pioneered studies In tween people txndv to reenrsid We’re moving with difficulty Most of the trees posted with J. WasUefsky, recreation and thU krea ^ ® ®'"Pb»blous plane, capa- “ r ^ p o ^ c)Uldren. Scxxmd Ouirch la a In the following news analysis. collapse of French power In SEATO American Colleges and Unl- without permits and he warn­ and pain At limes, we’re very notices already have been re­ - _ . - - tnis area. ble of carrying 16-18 passengers. re ready," he meimbt-r o4 MISAC Inc which ------Southeast Asia In 1984. The l'''nty’n volunteered protection wwr ^ _ versltles and Beta Psl Beta ed those persons who are doing wEish room, Grahabor Rd., $500 Trevarthen’s work was done *Ud. F'onfuseil We know we don’t was on a flight from Trembler ^ Everyone Is expertenr- Ih sponreiing the niMlerate In­ By JOHN IIKIIITOWKK ^treaties thus came n few years Oi'mbodla, the cov- Fraternity. moved. All but a few are on so that they may not be covered Arrests by studying six patients of a ARRESTS Warrant Served L,ake, IIB miles northwest of come apartment complex olxoil AP Special f'omvipondent ' after the North Atlantic Alliance '•miff was removed and T n n i wedding Is planned for the south side of the toad. legally for liability in the event Several accidents were re- Los Angeles neurosurgeon who here, to the Northwest Territo- through to open un Oakland Ht. WASHINGTON (A P ) — Tile between the United States and •«'nty actuuHy was applied Michael Mnleoko, 18, of 224 nov. 22. Their removal serves et two­ of a mishap. ported by State Police over the have undergone a rare brain In 1 nett Case rles when Dorr sent a radio ap- ^ crista," he said. "It y„4,,„o .u.- United states hius defense com- the Western European countries °"'y South Vietnam, E. Middle Tpke., charged with fold purpose — to relocate pow­ He said that the electrical weekend, Anthony R. Caslalno. surgery In which the nerves 'Church peojHe ore doing mltments to nine AsUm eoim- and are less binding than the One of the arguments subse- Illegal dbH:tuuge oi fireworks, Police served a warrant on a er lines from the north ^de of wiring required for swimming 25, of Hartford, was charged connecting the brain- heml- peal for help. ^ “ thing*. It’s kind of quirt Th ««. (Ji. ' . • * .» SpfLi.l'i 0 The call was answered by Stu tm n^ of itself, It grows volunteer things aiv a|K to b«- tries, but they itro vague and NATO pact. 1 ■ quently miule about South Viet- Court daito Aug, 28. man who stopped for a ham­ the road to the south, and to pools must conform to the No­ wlth speeding and driving on spheres are cut. Soybean Record Likely Spun- of Vancouver, a British Irrelbvant. If u Is flexible enough that President NATO and the earlier western was Unit SEATO did not In burger yesterday., provide room for future side­ tional Electrical Code and that the left of a curve. Originally, Dr. Sperry used - . more meaningful than jinytlUng walks. (Columbia------Airlines- pilot -who ‘t to etaewedo,’’XRev Mr Itavu BARRiCiNi Nixon ojui mold vlrtunilly any hemisphere alliance, the 1947 ^net require the United States to Vincent Pavelack, 20, of 9 George Barber, 23, of 26 Mar- CHICAGO — Soybean aup- It may not be in a hazardous Jean MqFarlEmd, 26, of Bos- the operation to study the jor- klml of Aslan policy lie wants. Rio Treaty, both specify lhat an P*'^ ground and air forqes. Cole St,, charged with failure «<•-. was arrested In the P’*®® **>® 1988-69 markeUng location. ton, Mass., was charged with ganization of the brain in lab- found the distressed plane and _ „u*'*«.^***^^ within. said. guided It to the airport. Though hta terms are ob- CHOCOLATES In the wake of Nixon’s Aslan attack on any one of the mom- I’irs'.deiit Lyndon B. Johnson, to obey a state traffic control parking lot of MacDonald’s on yoar. ^whlph ^ends Sept. 30, are He warned also of improper failure to drive right following oratory cats and .monkeys. AI- . ,, The pastor also cited sensl- Dorr set the aircraft down In tour, administration officials ber nations "shall be considered ‘'<>''gfx’**-‘*'‘>nal crltlc.s con- sign. Court date Aug. 18. -Center . St., and charged with -expected »- j •-to total a- recordj 1 % Manchester Area fencing of the installations or a one-car Eiccldent on 1-84. She though the experimental anl- - ...... ViTm " " training as a rnM ifiJ Tw*ed te;’doil, went beyond SEATO’.i lorceny In connection with the billion bushels, 17 per cent fences without the required was treated at Rockville Hoa- mals’ behatrlor after the opera- What woa described as a fairly ^ ^ -a.™ has ^ churchea Ha hajt 1> « t de«t> say they are convinced he In- un attack against them all.’ ^ torn by toeoe confUcto. It ,y Evolved In sensltivUy see- tends to reduce sharply the total This wording In Uio NATO provision In moving Into South Anthony OUvelra 26 of 238 ®°'"® ">o*)®y *" “ *® P*'®'^®*“ y®,". Ellington Crash gates. pltal; for lacerations. EUid tlon was not different from their landing, U.S. military role In Asia—prob- pact has (always been under- Vietnam without a declaration ci„irt»>r Oak St. charged with “ ‘•‘^'’eas. Carryover stocks next Septem- A permit from tht). Building schecjuled for appearance In behavior before, the disconnect- ^ ® o* toe dead pilot m hn t slotui with churches* for the pout ably putting moat reliance on stooil to mean that If a hostile Congress Johnson ' n ^ Barber was released on a $^80 ber may exceed 300 million Brings Arrest Inspection Defiartment,.. he ex­ Circuit Court 12, Rockville, ed hemispheres were shown to Immediately available. contended not only that SEATO a motor vehicle Coinl date "°'^ *“ rety bond and will appear bushels compared with 167 mil- plained, insures that proper in­ Aug. 19. have separate "minds” of their the term leaderehlp VilH air luid sea forces—as rapidly power uUai-ks on ally sik'Ii a.s minister to be. Are training’ to sensiUvlty •esKlnns," ns Vietnam developments per- Britain, Franco or Turkey, the ----- provided. . . a . bata' . . . for .. his iiollcyjg If, court Aug. 18. Hon a year earlier, j Norman Ruel, 36, of Thomp- spections will be made of the in­ Rpbert R. Campbell, 50. of own. they hiring a man to do .11 their he said "Srestllvlty usually .sonville was arrested last night stallations, to assure that they Waltham, Mass.,' was charged They have perception, sensa Germ Free Rats Useful mlt. - United States would consider It- '“ 'vance approv- caring? Or should church mem- means a growing aworenesiH t4 LiggRtt Drug on a charge of failure to drive meet all legal requirements. with following too closely after tlon, learning and memory flEW ORLEANS (AP) Nixon’s Senate critics, notably self at war and promptly take ® resolution which (XIMPIAINTS - ber. do most of the caring for ^ ,gh«T peoj.le In a feel Chairman J. W. Fulbrlght of the watever action It considered ‘ ovenxl iwa lbU> use of force. right on a curve following a Angel Hernandez, 87 Summer an accident in which the C a ^ - Processes serrate trom those pedigreed, caesarean each other? „ , v Nl.xon and Secri'tary of State Sixteen Aboard three-car accident in Ellington. at ttiR Parfcada Foreign Relations Committee, necessary, "Including the use of St,, reports the loss of $400 , bell car hit the righ^ rear ^ r of the other hemisphere. Uon-bokTgermfree rtxlent. .have He said they do not have the 1. ihoi say they are baffled as to his In- armed force." This Is consld- William I’. Ilogera Iwve made It Police said Ruel was west­ of a car driven by Fernard Gre- In humans the surgery is used jher scientific usa^e bMide. anrtver. vet H6 hone. ^ LeadendUp training ta ItuU THE FABRIC CUPBOARD clear they want to nxluct' U.S. from . his homo sometime over bound on Rt. 140 and drove off TINY tentlons because he has talked ered about as strong a commlt- tlio weekMvd. Cffnmy about avoiding any- new Viet- ment as one nation normally '"volvement In A.sla and avoid Chilean Pilots Comh Hills left of center on a right curve ed to appear in Circuit Court tic seizures. Trevarthen said recent tests astronauts brought beu:k any do what he con do beat. The nams and yet reaffirmed U.S. would make to defend another, any more Vletnam.i. Nixon told near Broad Brook Rd. He slde- 12. Rockville, Aug. 19. diseases from the moon. There was lui attempted break he and Sperry have developed congregation will somshow do Hall treaty obligations plus ; some Aslan pacts all follow a dlffer- a new.s conference at Guam 10 swlped an eastbound car driven Hearing Aid days ago Unit Uic United States Hero's. 276 Oak­ For Missing V.S. Plane by David Lehann, 38. of Main Six mem*bTre” ^ t h e Tolland for rtud^ii^'rtsl';k,’ 'ln“ru'ch''‘^ - ^ strongly worded assurances of ent principle. The basic Aslan ------“ i . i a. Six n i^ b era of revealed the exlsteiTe produces the antlaep- He denied being a "leadsr of sometime Sundny St.. Ellington, and collided his own In the case of Thailand, treaty, signed In 1964, )s the "ould keep Its treaty commit- , 'V ’ SANTIAGO, Chile (A P ) — to Buenos Aires. It was due In Fleece Garders 4-H Club re tic animals for cancer research the flock” He said there ta still night. head-on with another eastbound cently' participated In Sheep of the second sight system. In addition Nixon has Implied SEATO agreement whlchfstates Aslan coimtries but The Chilean air force searched Argentine capital at 11 p.m. programs throughout the coun-' some reality to the idea, but w.is going to encourage them to car driven by Robert Poudrier, Day activities at the University some commitments that arc that each country recognizes the Andes today for a U.S. Navy EUT and had' only enough fuel ffY- his church ta developing etrong- SUGAR *N SPICE in general enough to cover any that an armed aggression In '•eaixmalblllty for their own A watch and five $1 bills were 26. of 38 East St., Rockville. of Connecticut. Thf Chickfn Checks .ire comiru)' to last until midnight, the Ar- Ruel was taken to Rockville The school announced Monday er and broader leadership with- TERRYGLOTN Aslan country In the event of Southeast Asia "would endanger He also said the Unit- taken Sunday night from the C47 believed down with 16 per- Force said.’ William and John Brooks. Colonial Closes the receipt of a $71,000 federal tn Itself, he said, C o t t o n II o im I P rin ts Qeneral Hospital where he was Richard, Ken and Clifford In >>rmu and Bolkta M " nuclear threat or attack. Well- Its ownwn neace and safety" and *''* would avoid a policy resldem-e of Joseph Williams, 20 sons on board in a heavy snow- n heard from over grant to Its Germfree Animal Church 'failings today Include treated for nose lacerations. He Shores and David Zabllarf- wide. 100*14 Thick and Fantous Ultra lUend to Informed officials regard this as that eacl?would meet "the com- ' " ‘K*’' «timhaan 84. # Angostura, on the ChileorChilean side Plant in Maine Laboratory. Since establlahment ijslloet IHe momente. Birth, pu- In another ixmfllct .such ns Viet is scheduled to appear in Rock­ sky participated with Zabllan- Thtrsty Ideal tor Beach M ” wullh <4 ' Avril and of the mountains, and failed to < 'ulton New Foil prints n.im. The Argentine air, force aban­ ville Circuit CkJUrt 12 Aug. 26. sky winning first place. Cliff The Colonial Board Co. plant program five yberty, marrtage and death are Robeei and Blankets leport Its position over Mendo- „ , y™re ago. Tulane has received Urrelv tanorod . with Malchlng ■oUda doned Its efforts In the search, Other area police activity: Shores, fourth, and Richard At another iHilnt lie said ttw In Poland, Maine, wUl be J331 023 („ federal granu and a child’s entry Into ado- itog $1 M yd Two Complaints Coventry Shores placing seventh, all In Keg sec yU United States would have to bt' closed Oct. 15, lU 28 employee also expended addltloned money leecence used to be celebrated Congress Asked To Tighten concerned with a tluwit ixi.-a-d Peter Higgins, 19, of; 28 the lightweight market class Heard by Mayor went down on the Chilean side Forces declared the plane, "in Ken^ S ^ re . t^rd V a c e have been ottered Job. at the >tsjnrn. by nuclear jiower; Laurel Terr., Coventry,- was ar­ o f ^ e m o u n t^ emergency’ ' late Monday night rested early this morning and l„to:r^Xm :elghtclaarand firm’s p.anU In Bar MUU, Curb on Obscenity in Mail But when Nl.xon arrived In Only two persons, both wxim- Sonotonc's smallest hearing aid yd. Those aboard the p ane were and prepared to begin searching charged with driiing under sus­ QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 yd. BiUjgkok, Thailand, tiiree dnj-s en. appeared at a two-hour com­ Navy personnel and eight worn- as soon as light and weather is worn all in the ear — ideal Richard Shores placed seventh ^nd Manchester. M- mice-whlch sre used at Hous- 5 pension. He is scheduled to ap­ 7 7 WASHINGTON (A P ) — Oon- cWi«crib(nK; nudity, aexuul con* later he declared that the Un t- ' - - e r - - —- • - -...... en dependents. Fifteen were JT In showmanship. pear in Manchester Circuit for active men and women who been Tex.- where moonkhist was 4 8 gr«ao ichould paaa* n law apclIinK duct or sado-maoiH'hbim In u Statesates "wUl■ will atiuidstiuid proudly "'®'“ U.S. g ctUieni.citizens. The Ifith16th waawas a permitted Karen Moulin has dent, ' Irjjected Into their fystems. out IndetaU wliut constitutes ob- way "dredgned primarily to ap- with Tlialland ag.itnst those who by Uie Board of Directors and woman of Philippine nationality nTzht Court 12 Aug. 18. need belter hearing. The chosen Heart H at the Tolland closing was prompted by "Before Losses Happen, Insure W ith Lappen!” scene mall, the chairman of the peal to the prurient Interests of "''K''t threaten It from abroad manned only by Mayvr Nathan married to on American. SONET* weighs just one-tenth County 4-H Camp. The award Is projected cost of modern!- - - House Post Office Oommlttee the viewer." or Ii'om within." Agostlnelll. ^ Korbassy spokesman p .- ^ ®“ ^® presented to those whose char- ^ the plant to keep It ^ / of an ounce with battery. It I While We Refurbi$h Sale! said today. - Tlie bill defim-s luKtlty. .sexual Congresslon.il critics com- i ***'• ^® P'hne was on a "routine v. to contact slips right into the ear — no acter and altitude liave b ^ ex- competitive, he said, •A N K CREDIT YOU ALWAYS empiified the H s y m ^ of ■ makes counter- “ The problem of porn<>grapliy abuse In some detail. Pl'ilned tin.- bmid a.sriirance ot that Ukes outside cords, tubes or wires. has been With us for ySTrs, but The special prehlbltlon on “ 'b-n.,e a.s.,lstance appeared to , ‘L , i ^ i o i P'«®® ‘ »'r®® «>"«■ ® y®»«-" T , , Hesrt. Head, Hands ^ Healtn stiffener used In the CARDS ACCEPTED For tbs tfwvto Mtadsd control of smut mall has been mailing - obscene matter to coi'trary to Nixon’.s earlier .la 'ih iy 1/'" ®vt other sources said It ear- Panama and rqjpiortsd SAVE AT THE See for yourself — The Tolland 4-H Town Fa r ,j^m aktng process All Its pro- Get Extra Protection ONEOK m i aggravated in recent years by yxiungsters would be added statements ■ V ' ■" Uiat rain water felkiwk a ^ that It was safe and on Its way. Miswe, VMl m wtn be held Aug 15 at the TAC .hlfied to the ARTHUR DRUB PUYWEAR various court decisions, ” said exlat'ng leglskUlon which prolil- aotl'oritles -see Thailand °^®'^ P*®"® ®“ ®' Proved to be Incor- ARTHUR DRUO Building on Rt 30. Bar MUU plant. None of It will ' Prefect ypur lavingi while you're ^ck or m iD ORAMA a watermekjn eating DUQK Rcp. Thaddeus J. Dulskl, D- Wts mtUlIng irf smut materliil to a country whore Nixon wHcy the ws'trr noa Aires back to SanUago. ! MAI. THIS COUPON TOUT | be curtailed. 'Fuller said. hurt. Hospital inturence peyi y^r doc­ and an In prime and eotids of 40" Wide ^o$>tto Blend of N.Y. \ anyone protesUng to the Post '"‘kW be put to a severe test In iriveiw^V '* »'" “«big the of those aboard were ------^___ \| Per FRft Hoerinv Tect in lHo| contest. (ThUdren under nine tor. But it (joein't buy the gr^ eriet or 100-'. (XXton. M " wide DectYMi and CMton, eosy- "In the matter of mailings Office, the next few veiirs because of servlngw lththeU .S.NavyM ls- I prlvocy of your own hemo.| - r year, of age wUl participle to ^ make the monthly payments. But our In­ Ideal (or alt playwoor care tuiieh Many desir­ Into homes where there are ml- Chilskl said his bill also In- d‘» ’'«"tic ume.st and communKt e:^r*seed slon at Valparaiso, Chile, I Name ___,.1 cIothl/H able light ooloni to rhnose nors, my bill has spelled outr-ln corporates several of President -'^bver.don m Its northeastern ®'®'‘ “ '® I» * « “ >‘>‘ty that The rescue center at Buenos a costume parade *®**“ ^*JJf. come Protection plan will . . if yoU have I Addrtu I space age theme. Prizes win be from. quite graphic language so there Nixon’s pn.posals agiUnat ob nrea. It lias ,i ixmimon bonier ,, International Airport said I City State i one. Cell us today. R sf eec yd can be no doubt at ull-exaetly scene mull, with embittled Uiiv*. and It lia.s « right-of-way from Lydall on unidentified radio amateur I^ Y ^ e d Eart and Robert Bilo­ deau are in charge of recrea- PLAZA DEPT. STORE what we mean In this legislaUon One of these proposals woiiUI pvrmltted U .S. airbases to oiwr- ^ proposed Saulters had sent a message reporting P — as being obscene. . make It a federal crime to use "te on Its territorv, , recreation area. The that the plane had beren located (We Have A Wstton Ta Flaass) / SONOTONE \ Jaycee BaaetoaU the malJ- for _ _ L. _ - l----- rlght-iW-way borborders on her between Curico and Tales, in May We Quote Ratee and Auist You A* We Have So Many Other* Dulskl was the leadoff wttne»« the malls for commercial The Tolland Jaycee B p eb ^ l E. MIDDLE TPKE. ^iM accepted. tssun to rlctary. - f - -■ f ■ ■ ' s - t V s-r-'

\ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 Hehron Columhi U.S. Official Stamford Urban Renewal Liquor Vote TV-Radio Tonight Denies Hiding Clip and redeem these \ Parties Add ’’ y Further Stalled by Suit Report on Mines valuable couponSI Postponed 124 Names TelevUion W ASHINGTON (A P ) — Un- H AR ’TFORD, Conn. (A P ) — for less than Ita fair value wae dersecretary of the Interior proceedings are “Issue of fact.” The two Worth 100 EXTRA A total of 83 names were re­ 8:00 <3) Burke’s Law (30) News Worth 200 EXTRA To Nov. 4 (8-22) Mike IXmglaa (18) What’s My Line Rusoell E. ’Train denies a necessary to resolve a suit that moved from the caucus lists (10) Perry Mason (40) Newsbeat This coupon worth 200 Extro Top Voluo (12) Merv Griffin 7:30 (8-12) Lancer charge by, consumer advocate has held up most of Stamford’s ^e^'^o^'s^d vvldely, This coupon worth lOO Extra Top Voluo Because of a legal technical­ last week at the registrars’ an­ (18) Underdog « (18) Della Reese Show Stomps with purchase of S7.50 or moro (20) Big Picture (24) Joyce Chen Cooks Stamps with purchoso of $5.00 or moro ity, the special referendum on nual enrollment session. At the OO) Munsters (UMO-^^) Star Treck Sl5^r“^:4'rrLnta?'’effecte I" “ettlng ’aside the lower at all Populor Morkots. at oil Popular Morkots. (40) F Troop (8-40) Mod ^uad ______the Uquor question has been same time, there were 124 5:25 ( 40) Weather Of underground mining is being ILTltaT'Sup“ H t'l^ s ^ tT '’ Coupon good from Monday, August 11 6:30 (40) Truth or Consequencea iao Ih^® suppress^...... “ " ...... “ supreme Loun nas state Supreme Court returned Coupon shod through Sot., Aug. 9, 1969 postponed from Aug. 27 until names added. (30) P Troop through Saturday, August 16, 1969 (20) Film (24) Bounds tor a Summer Train cortenrieH th...... Superior Court SO Notv. 4. Mrs. John Pringle, Repub­ Night iTain contended the report. The high c»urt said Monday the ’’hnslr error ee.. he eor (18) Dennis the Menace (8) H.Take»_a Thief that he said Would be made pub- that Superior Court Judge Her- r e L d T A fter consulting with the town lican registrar, said there were ( 8) I Love Lucy (10-20-22-30) Julia Top Value Stamps 6:45 ( 24) Friendly Giant lie as a working document,” bert S. MacDonald was in error . Top Value Stamps counsU and state officials, the 604 registered Republicans as (18) The Best ot Merv \Liiwit 0n» P#f Cmtoini 6:00 ( 3-8-10-12-40) News. Sports GriffinI . apparently had been overlooked when he issued a summary Limit On# Por Customor selectmen learned that a special of June 1968. There were 36 Weather (40) _ _ (24) Mlateroger’s Neighbor­ 9:00 (24) Andand tJie Truth Shall Make the administrative tran- judgment that denied a hearing ^ referendum could not he held removed for various reasons hood You Free sltion la^ spring. He said it was on a suit brought by United OH ^ V'® until 90 days after the request and then 74 added, nine of (18) Leave It to Beaver (10-2(Wa«)) First ’Tuesday (30) McHale's Navy had been received and notice whom had been voters but In­ 9:30 ( 8-40) NYPD part ofa\m ounUln of papers Co„ Inc., and Morton B. Kahn. Tower* hourtn^n.^)* f*' (22) Back Stage (3-12) Doris Day awaiting HblHs Dole, assistant ’The $2, million suit by United ^ower housing project which Is given of the special election. dependent. This brought tJie (20) Bat Masterson 10:00 (18) News 6:06 (40) 77 Sunset Strip (8-40) Dick Cavett Show secretary for nMtjeral resources, OU and Kahn claimed that prop- another site, Therefore, the liquor ques­ A F S President list up the 642. 6:30 (20) S^la) Securi^v (24) Spectrum tion will noit be brought before (10-2^0) Huntley-Bjlnkley (3-12) CBS News Hour when he took office, erty belonging to the tw o plaln- Mrs. Laura Szegda, Demo­ (18) My Favorite Martian 10:30 (l8) Ten ’Thirty Movie Nader, revealing e^dstence of tiffs had been taken illegally for the voters until Nov. 4, the Mrs. Charles Baxter of 24 ( 8) Brank Reynolds cratic registrar, remoVedi 17 (3) The President Abroad the i*eport, said it had bqen kept use in the renewal project, tim e of the regular biennial Olcott Dr. recently was elected names from the caucus list of (24) What's New? (R) (24) CIneposlum IF YOU NEED HELP (3-12) Walter Cronkite 11:00 (8-6-10-40) News, Sports, secret ” so as not to dls^>mfort The plaintiffs claimed that the election in town. 417 and added 50 bringing the 6:46 (20) News president of the Manchester Weather or expose the coal lndusti^\to developers were taking the prop- I*arty for Visitors list to 480. 7:00 (20) Huntley Brinkley (20) Sea Hunt Chapter of the American Field (3) Cesar’s Worid 11:28 (3) iSiesday Starlight public criticism.” \erty for private rather than The visiting Japanese students Four persons made applica­ (24) to Pleasure 11:30 (12) Late Movie Service (A F S ) at Its annual {P.’.'*^'i!r®<*^BUchcock (3-40) Joey Blahop Train said that while Dole did Njblic use and were depriving will end their stay with Hebron tion to become voters and the I meeting at the home of Atty. (8-12) Truth or Coiuequencea 11:46 (10-30-22-30) Tonight not recall it an aide remem- them of their property without families next week after a get- ' request will be acted upon at .SEE HA’nTRDAl"8 ’TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE US’rfNGS and Mrs. William FitzGerald bered Dole had seen it .found <^ue process of law. together tomorrow evening and the voter-making session 140 Richmond Dr. She .succeeds some inadequacies, and asked Amonfe-^^other reasons noted CALL HSH a farewell party on Monday Saturday. ’Two Indicated a pre­ Atty, FitzGerald. for additional st6df review. It ^or the sh^e Supreme Court’s RockviUe 872-FI8H evening. ference for the Republican Radio M tochester 046-FIfiH Other officers elected are was never heard from again un. unanimous oJ>inion was that the Tomorrow evening's affair, party and two for the Demo­ (This listing Includes only llinse news broadcasts of 16 or 18 Bolton 647-1791 50 T.^vdu.Stanipi George Emmerllng, vice presi­ til Nader brought it up, ’Train claim that theN^nd was taken which is open to the public, crats. minute length. Some statlnns nnnrv other short newscasts.) dent; Mrs. Charles Spaeth, sec­ said. with purchots of 10 lbs. of will be held at the Brink Mill BIron Fund 1:30 Speak Dp Booru retary and Atty. FitzGerald, He added: “ My Impression Is X at 8. A film on Tokyo, sent by As of Sunday, there wao J715 6:00 Hartlurd Hiknilfhu 3.10 8i>eak Up Mportt treasurer. 7:00 Newt 8:30 Speak Up Hu^ore that it juet got pushed onto a Japanese Consulate, will be In the Bob BIron Fund Jar at 8:00___ OaellKht____ _ - 41:30 Barry Farber back burner at the Bureaiu n has often been stated (Adding to air pollution, as w/ell AUTOMATIC 291 Henry St. have been named Armstrting celebratee hls 39th through Shfurdoy, Aug. 16, 1969 Hospital Notes by the New York AFS com­ as being: WaiFlt a hot moon or “ ^37 underground mine fires birthday tbday with hds 18 quar­ a cold moon? emitting fumes and Increasing mittee os host fam ily for Man­ C A R W A SH Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 antine pais o>td only 26 candles . S the subsidence danger. chester’s AFS student from Rail Fares I feel the controversy over ______for hls cake. p.m. In all areas except ma­ Australia for the coming year. the moon that will come to light (Additional 28c for Wax) ternity where are they 3 to 4 Mary C'utts will arrive later Armstrong and^'-hls Apollo 11 In the next few months will be Under Attack colleagues Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. Practice Backfires OPEN 24 HOURS! and 9:30 to 8 p.m. this month from her homo in whether the moon is like the t STAMP SAVINGS! jVlii' Homsl^, Australia, ______imd Michael CollinsXwere In earth or not Uke the earth.” HAR-TFORD, Conn. (A P ) — leth day of Isolabon In- NICHOLS, Iowa (AP) — Vol- Tcchnlclans also started kill- unteer firemen in this eastern 205 Spruce Street, Manchester Admitted Friday: Barbara Tho attack on commuter fare tended to*’ keep possible lunar Serra, Somers; Moreno Phil­ Ing and examining some of the Iowa community of 380 thought Increases sought by the Penn bugf) from getting loose N on (Next to lullano’s Bakery, Near Oak Street) lips. Lewis Clr., Ellington; John 264 mice Injected with moon they’d get In a little practice by 50T.p%ri„. S t a m p s Manchester Central Railroad continued to- All remained In excelleiW McHugh, Hatch Hill Rd., Rock­ dust In a search for lunar burning an tmoccupled old with purchoso of whelo A ville; Victor Laplk, Retreat day at a hearing of the state ms. Autopsies on the mice building, A Hospital Notes “ If no lllneflseis turn up or no Ave., Hartford; Harriett ’Twl- indicated nothing abnormal, of- The firemen doused the build- Public Utilities Commission. dangerous organisms appear In chell. Laurel St., Rockville; reported Ing with gasoline, then threw In New York officials and com- the rocks the astronauts brought VIHITINQ HOURS a match. The explosion that en­ John Clark,. Prospect St., Rock­ muters had tholr say at a Pub- home, they’ll be returned to the WATERMELON Intermediate Cure Semi- sued! blew out m o^ of the town’s ville; Chester Sails, Newport He Service Commission hearing outer world next Monday, With private, iiouii-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. windows. Avoiloblo at oil Popular Mkts. News, Va.; Alvin Klbbe, Elling­ In New York Oily last week, them arc 16 other pcr.sons—doc- Nixon mp David 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- None of the embarrassed flre- h'j through Saturday, Aug. 16, 1969 ton, and Walter Hansen, Elm Both hearings followed on or- tors, tcchnlclanti, a cook and 1968 PORSCHE St., Rockville. ’2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-H p.m. - . ______, ______THURMONT,\Md. (A P ) — rnen was injured. dor from the Interatate Com- t^o rock researchers acclden- President Nixon Births Friday: Daughter to PeiliutrIcH; I'areiitH lUlowetl Monday to ____ any tim e oxcept aiwn-’Z p.m.; merce Commission July 28. tally exposed to moon dust. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Serra, Camp David, the jlrosidentlal 9J2 Coupe others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. which suspended the fare In- The coOk, Jesse Stewart, said Somers; son to Mr. and Mrs. Helf Herylcoi 10 u.m.-2 p.m., crea^ request for seven he would bake ”a regular cake” retreat In the Catoctln; Moun- Richard Phillips, Lewis Clr., 4 p.m.-8-p.m. ■ 4, , . . starting from scratch. He sold tains, where he will stay until • 5-SPEED TRANS. Ellington, and son to Mr. and TRANSMISSION g STAMP SAVINGS! Inteiistvo Cure and Coronary wn» ho wouldn’t use a cake mix be- Wednesday. He will have Cabl- Mrs. Frank Taylor, Stafford • AM/FM RADIO Springs. Care; Immediate family only, SERVICE unytliiie, limited to five min­ Discharged Friday; Sandra D-Conn.s In prepared remarks to i.— - - -- - utes. nllla with vanilla icing. After meeting with the Cabl- rop’vdv.Stam ps Wohllebe, Brown Bridge Rd., be presented to the 10:80 a.m. SPECIALISTS 9 M aternity: Fathers, It u.iii.- Stewart reported a thorough net at the camp Wednesday *4895 Rockville; Leo Joyal, Park State Capitol hearing, RIbIcoff AUTOMATIC— STANDARD 1 with purchoso of pkg. of lorgo> 12:48 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-H joarch of the quarantine quar- morning, the President will re- I West Dr., Rockville; Margot said a fair boost now would p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., anil tera turned up only 26 camdlea turn to Washington to prepare I Serviced e Repored • ReSvi/f Miller, East St., Rockville; ’’add Insult to Injury” for the 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. In another part of the build- for meetings ’Thursday and Pri- MANCHEHTBB , Ann Skinner, Ellington Ave., commuters on the New Haven G G Ago Limits: 16 In maternity, Ing, scientists and geologists day with Kurt Kleslnger, the TRANHMISaiON TED TRUDON, Inc. Division of the line. Rockville; Barbara Bergman, 12 In other ureas, no 'lim it > in OO. ■ I CELERY HEARTS Chestnut St., Rockville; union Rlblcoff’s office said he would black slit and a few moon West German chancellor. Nixon 19 Bralnard Placu TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE Nolf-sorvice. be unable to appear himself be- <■''“ "•*•4 t'plashed with colorful will give a dinner for the chan- 4 *ALL ITEA6S Avoiloblo at oil Popular Mkts. Carroll, Hale St., Rockville; M 94»et cause of Senate debate on the when they openecl the cellar ’Thursday night. Louella Denley, South St., NeMonwtde Worranly Protecflen through Saturday, Aug. 16, 1969 The iulnilnistrutloii reiiilnils antlbnlllstlc missile bill. sec-ond, and hurt, box of l u n a r ______Rockville; Jonathon Hoyle, f AVAILABLE visitors that with construction ” I recommend that a ride on “"rtace materhil gathered by Tunnel Rd., Vernon. luidor way, parking < s|>u Is the New Haven line Is the best Armstrong and Aldrin during limited. Visitors arc iu>ked to Admitted Saturday: Lawrence way to decide whether or not Ih®!! nioon stay, bear with the liospltul while the FOR A Michaud, West Main St., Rock­ fare Increases arc justified,” '1^® box contained small 1 1 - parking problem oxlsts. ville; Oeraldlne VanOiidenhove, RIbIcoff declared. rocks, ranging from gravel to f t iVi; STAMP SAVINGS! Mary Lane, Rockville; Marinne ’ "Tho commuters fox'e a trans- orange-size. ’ITiey were covered TWO WEEK Wermter, Emily Dr^, Rockville, |X>rlat1on system tomous for de- with the same powdery black Extra and Carol DlmmockT Tolland. PationtM Toilay: 233 lay, dlscomfori and downright moon dust found In the first box, Births Saturday: A son to Mr. PERIOD ' Top Value filth,” he said. opened more than a week ago. 50 S t a m p s and Mrs. Harold DImmock, Tol­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ” A ride on the Nejy Haven Dr. Jeff Warner, one of the OPPORTUNITIES land, and son to Mr. and Mr.s. IjcIhu M. Barnett, 188 Demlng line is strong evidence In Itself geologists observing the box THROUGH with purchoso of 2 hoods of Californio Rudolff Wermter, Emily Dr., St.; Arthur K. Bramanls, 8 that It Is not a faro Increase opening, said white, pink and Rockville. Devon Dr.; Albert G. Cadoret, that Is required, but an Increase graybh-brown crystals were SATURDAY, Discharged Saturday: Ruth Gliuitonbury; Nicholas J. Cuc- In service.” i scattered over the surfaces of Thompson, Vernon Ave., Rock­ cla, 310 Miller Rd., Wapplng; RIbIcoff added that under! several of thel&rocks, which ap- ICEBERG LEHUCE ville; Raymond Tobin, Hale St., Susan Dreaselly, ’Dtnxls Dr., Penn Central management slncej poarexi to be rather soft. UNLIMITED Avoiloblo at oil Popular Mkts. Rockville; Ronald Povlosky, Bolton; Robert E. Elaln, 38 AUGUST 16, Jan. 1, the former New Havenf -some sctentlsHi said the crya- '("^vgh Soturday, Aug. 16, 1969 A d t j l K l ^ Tolland Ave., Rockville; Fran­ Bunco Dr.; Mrs. Lol.s Gibbs, Railroad Is ’’the same old indicated tlic rocks were ces Willis, RFD 3, Rockville; East Hartford; Mrs. Helen -A. broken down roJlrotul, under a niolten at one tim e'“and appar- 1969 Kasputis, 18 Academy St.; E r­ Undo Starace, Sugar Hill Rd , new name. ently cooled quickly. Such mol- ’Tolland; Paul Calsse, Wlnd- win A. Konesni, Pomfret; Alan PART OF A GROWING COMPANY ’ ’Connectlcut commuters still ten rock could luive been caused R. Krause, 48 Box Mt. Dr., Ver­ sqr; Clarence Campbell, Tol-' suffer frort^deplorable traveling volcanic action or the heat V x land;''Cheryl Kenton, Hillside non; Dominick Lacois, South conditions, tonnecllcut freight nenited by meteor Impacts, Dr., Ellington; W alter Hansen, Windsor; Mrs. Bettle L. M att­ shipper, and receivers still suf- ^ ^ Elm St., Rockville; Florence son, East Hartfoi^; Mrs. Ber­ ter delayed freight service. WE ARE EXPANDING IN ALL SIX OF OUR Rothe, Orchard St., Rockville, nice Perzanowskl, 31 Nye St., Patchwork minimal mainten­ differences of opinion on the and Jessie Mageau, Howanl Rockville; Mrs. Juliette Plnault, ance on railroad tracks, signals . . . . . Garden-fresh.:. Dr., Vernon. Fall River., Mass. and eleclrlcnl overhead wire. “ K® to

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! -I- PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Colt’s Win, Reds’ Increase Margin, Commission Halts Veeck Unitas Set For Action, Maloney Pitches Victory On Extra Racing Dates SAN DIECX) (A P ) — John Unitaa, pro football's Mr. ()u a r terback pronounced himself N E W Y ^ R K (A P )— A f- of the National League to a half the sixth. He struck out three, The Expos, dealing the BOSTON (A P ) — Bill acUon came after an opinion by TTie commission in turn asked baseball club owner, who has al­ Massachusetts Atty. Gen. Rob­ "too per cent better” than In tsr slugging tlieir way into over San Francisco and but his third walk, with two out Braves their fifth consecutive Veeck, claiming that the Quinn for a ruling on the legali­ ready had a couple of other tan­ ert H. Quinn that granting the ty of the switch. gles with the Racing Commis­ last year's Super Bowl but not f ir s t nlnro PinpHnnati h it the ninth, ended his bid for loss, lowered the boom on denial of 24 extra racing so the Baltimore Ootts. tirst place, Cinc'innatl hit- sUrte^; evening^ only per- his first complete game since GeorgteStone, 9-7, in the first In- extra days would be illegal. Qulim held that Siiffolk sion in his brief tenure at Suf­ da.vs at Suffolk Downs will "The revenge we want to get ters must have thought ventage points behind. no-hitter against There are 90 legftl days of Downs, which conducted a 66- folk Downs, took a few angry Houston ning when Rusty Staub hit hds cost the state $1,700,000 in isn't In the preseason game In thev parnoH a A a v off hut Glante fell back when April 30 18th homer with a man on and thoroughbred racing in Massa­ day meeting from April 19-JuIy swipes at Massachusetts politl- iney earned a day O ^^but their game at Philadelphia was lost revenue, has vowed to chusetts, and in recent years 4. could not at this time receive dans in the process. San Diego, " .sold Baltimore fortunatelyfortnnntplv thoirtheir nitchorspitchers - was Pete Rose walked with one Mack Jones followed two walks Ctonch Don Shula after his Oolt.i "take whatver legal “steps they have been split 66. for Suf­ any more days In 1969 as the “ I was shocked and amased shnwDfl iiT^on/l /1‘rl^ ^ Phdllles out in the third and took third in the third with a two-run dou- romped to a 26-6 victory over showpHshowed iinup anHand H,Hdid a HoO’s leading 2-0 in the third inning, on Bobby Tolan's single before ble. are available to rectify the folk Downs and 34 for Berkshire law now stands. He said it by the decision of the attorney the San Diego Chargers of the work for a change. and Montreal dropped the Johnson hit his fly. • • • . situation.” Downs in the western Massa­ would take an amendment be­ general—although I suppose American Football I.eague Sat­ Going from the ridiculous to 'Braves with a 7-1 victory. “We didn’t _ have______too many CARDS - DODGERS The colorful president of the chusetts town of Hancock. fore the commission could act there is no reason that I should urday night. the sublime, the Reds followed Angeles, in fourth place, chances to win against Mala- A tying homer by Tim Mc- Eaat Boston track irsued the This year, however, the new favorably upon the application. be," he sah) In hls statement. “ I The Colts were making their Sunday’s 19-17 victory over PhU- ^e^t two games behind by los- ney’s pitching. We can’t win Carver in the seventh off BUI i state ni'ent Monday just a few Suffolk Downs management Veeck said the state could 111 was warned long before we first start since the big loan adelphia with a heavenly 1-0 ‘"g td.the St. Louis Cardinals 2- ball games unless we score Singer and Julian Javfer’s two- hours after the State Racing headed by Veeck purchased afford to pass up the revenue 1'ought the track that although I triumph over the New York L and the, fifth-place Houston runs,” said Manager Gil Hodges out blast in the ntath off Jim (Commission had rejected his Berskhlre Downs and asked per­ and asked Quinn to start draft­ came from the west side of CTil- to the New York Jets Inst Janu- Mets Monday night that mu.st Astros fCU three lengths back of the Mets, maybe stiU a bit Brewer, 3-8, b a c k ^ a seven-Wt- application to stage a fall thor­ mission to switch its allotted ing the legislation if it was need­ cago I would learn a few things nr\'. while Ihe Chargers were have left toiling Jim Maloney when the Cljlcago Cubs crushed .dunned at being the first team ter by Nelson Brlles, 11-9, tor oughbred meeting. dates to the East Boston track ed. in Massachusetts—and have opening the exhibition aconon wondering where everyone ®m 9-3, in the pnly other blanked by the Reds since JUne the Cardinals’ 21st victory in 27 The commission's unanimous fbr a Sept. 15-Oct. 14 meeting. The foirmer major league they been right.” before a sellout crowd of 52 • 171. went. , \ 25. games, Coming back himself from The Cuba victory also in- it was little consolation to * * » Unitas, 36. said he still suffers ' from tendonltla or "teiwita e l­ arm miseries, Maloney had his creased their East Division Koosman that he was the first CUBS - ASTltOS — 7 work cut out for him as his b u lp to seven games over the pitcher to hold the Reds to less Randy Hundley drove dn four b o w " He tone muscles In hls teammates managed only Alex Mets, who now stand only 2robably It wasn’t in an old timers’ Cleveland’s Steve Hargan but hit the high fast ball.” Pittsburgh 54 62 .509 12Vi lost November. Altluni^ti Ihe to do to win the pennant? Marichal in San Francisco. Wes all.” Mota’s vs. Alberti’s, 6:16 Ne­ Aaron Marshy Billy Johnson Nurse Ixijuries ties at Mercury outboards. What uneasy during the sensitive ne­ math said In a magazine article w«mld play more than one g a m e—It’s been 47 years since stopped the hard-hitting Orioles PhJa’phla 43 62 ' .410 23 bo they should do Is change their Bears lost lo Washington 13-7, TWINH TIO E R 8 — Parker went out with an appen­ To suggest another “of gotiations which brought back Monday that F'BI agents began Sayers wound up with 83 .yards, qtiarter ngtilnnt the Oakland the original “ Home Run” Baker on four hits as he continued his Montreal 35 73 ' .324 32'A Or, rather, what do they Ray’s vs. Wyman, 6:16 Kee­ habits along with the fish. dectomy July 24 in Chicago. course” in the panic parade, quarterback Joe Namath from shadowing him after last sea- more than any runner nr. puss tbilderv next Satuniay night In played his Inst major league comeback from several years of Minnesota broke loose for five West Division have to do to win the N a­ ney To begin, start getting out on Coming back from hla shoulder this same theory could apply hls brief retirement. ton’s upset defeats of the Jets rec/tver, in the weekend exhibi­ Oaklan-I but timt he would not gam e—but In an American arm trouble. . Baker unloaded his runs In the first Inning against Cincinnati 66 44 .660 — tional League west— an H arry’s vs. Herald, 6:16 Rob­ the lake before the sun comes miseries, Don Drysdale was with equal impact to the Reds, Sample had a running battle by the Buffalo Bills and Ihe tion. . He said he will start ni.di tain. League contest and the Frank San Fran. 59 48 .561 expression now being used as a ertson up,'and be there again, whm It homer In the fourth Inning and Detro't and went on to trounce shelled last Friday in St. Louis. of words with Graham during Denver Broncos and that the Atlanta 60 50 .645 1 synonym for the latest In com- Giants, Braves or Astros. Pats’ Waiver Byrd> goes down. Skip the hot hours against tlie Dolphins In Miami Baker In question Is a 25-year- Ken Harrelson hit his 21st In the the defending champs behind “ We need Parker and we “That’s right,” said Cam­ the game when the Jet corner- FBI visited him in Florida while Satuniay night. ” I know I’ m old outfielder who reached the seventh as Tom Phoebus suf­ 1 IS Angeles 57 49 .538 2 niuniiy nervous breakdowns. In-.between, for-in many parts Bob Miller and Ron Perranoski. need Drysdale,” said Campa­ SILK CITY SOFTBALL buck decked an All-Star receiv­ training for the Super Bowl. HousUin 57 61 .628 3 panis. “ If anybody asked me of the country fish prefer to ready,” he said.. majors little more than a week fered his fourth setback In 16 Detroit rookie Mike Kilkenny, Al Campanis cleared hla Center BUliards kept their er in the final minutes, Graham Aaststant director John Mu- San Diego 34 74 .315 27 nis softly in the understatement which is the club to beat, I feed early and late . . . wh -n TTie Dallas Cowboys nn- Ttim Gormaii ago. decisions. Tlie Orioles were lust making his second major league throat. Although In his first of­ winning streak alive last night rushed on the field lo protest. lone of the F B I’s New York o f­ Monilay’a Resnltii of the weej4, month or season. couldn’t say. It’s Russian rou­ the water fs.cool. nouncerl that veteran defensive “ I ’m doing the same thing' shut out on M ay 6. start, walked Cesar Tovar to ficial seiason as captain of the at Mt. Nebo as the DeCJormier Graham Incurred a cut on his fice said Namath’s statements Cincinnati 1, New York 0 There is light here. Parker, lette. Everybody is hanging in, tackle Jethro Pugh will not play here I was doing In Waterbury a Baker’s .458 averagf* may be Start the gam e and Rod Carew’s canoe, the soft-spoken successor Hornets forfeited. It was the Fish will change what they nose by Sample’s helmet and a regarding telephone taps, the Montreal 7, Atlanta 1 recuperating swiftly and anx­ and I think that’s the way it’s Sellers Still Out Friday night In the pre-season Amdug Top couple of weeks ago,” Baker shocking a lot of American bunt single and a walk to Har­ to Buzzie Bavosl, now bearing 25th win for the cuemen. eat, too. Summer Is the time of 16-yard penalty. Moments later. FBI following him or investigat­ St. Ixmls 2, IXJS Angeles 1 ious, plans to start working going to be right until the end. u|>ener agnlnsl the Ixts Angeles said after hitting a single and League pitchers, but It Isn’t faz­ mon Klllebrew loaded the bases. the bulky title of vice president A make up game between De- insects—grasshoppers. ’ crickets, Sample was victimized on a ing him were not true. N a­ out with the rest of the club in "M aybe the Reds are a little AM HERST, Mass. (A P ) they might do so—possibly in In other developments Mon­ Rums Pugh was hospItnUsed his first big league homer In ing him. San Francisco at Philadel­ In charge of player personnel Cormier Hornets arid Acadia ants and a multitude of other touchdown pass. In O ^ n Tony Oliva’s grounder got one pregame drills and it’s prob­ hopes of making a trade. math’s comments came In on lost week because of an ulcer phia, rain thinner in pitching than the Restaurant and Green Manor — The Boston Patriots day the Pa’triots released rookie delectible (to fish, /of course) Cleveland’s 2-0 victory over Bal­ ’No, I ’m not surprised,” he run home before Kilkenny and scouting, Is moving through ” We could be wrong,” thfe Jets Coach Weob Ewbank, article written for Tnie Maga­ nttnek, but be was ti) , camp Chicago 9, Houston 3 able now that the golden glove rest of us, but then they score and Sportsman Tavern will take haven’t been having much wide receivers John Erlsman foods. Artificial lures will be HAMDEN, Omn lAl’) - The timore. In nine games, Baker said. “ Well, maybe a little,” he fanned Bob Allison for the sec- 'his 29th summer with the Dodg­ coach said of the decision to cut dj^ressed because of the touch­ zine with author Dick Schaap. •Monday. Only games scheduled first sacker with the ,296 bat 19 runs in a game.” place Thursday evening. In the and Wayne Richardson and offi­ passed up in favor of these ftmd (wo rounds of the Omncetl- has 11 hits in 24 at-bats for a qualified It. “ I think I can hit otal out. But he walked Leo Car­ ers—Brooklyn and Los Angeles, luck with top draft choices the big lineman. ” I would sus­ Today’s Games and 51 R BI will be able to re­ How is the way Jess Hill says first game starting at 7:30 De- cially announced the retirement natural foods. cut Hlatr Golf Asooclatlon Open .458 average, with a double and .280 or .290 up here or any­ denas to fill the bases again and good times and bad. lately. pect he might be claimed by an­ Atlanta (Jarvis 9-7 and Brit­ turn to the lineup as soon as it at U S C ?!” We in Chavez R a­ Cormier vs. Acadia and 9 is of punter Bob Scarplto. These A third consideration Is where Chajn^nship ore liHlay. wUh three triples in addition to his where. Actually, it’.s eaaler to Hick RenIck promptly doubled “In all my years, I can’t re­ Last year’s No. 1 selection, other club. We could moke a ton 5-2) at Montreal (Waslewskl his sentence on the disabled list vine don’t fear anybody, but Green Manor and Sportsman. changes make a total of 64 play­ to fish. Sports Briefs 1 f *^»ftues Stress Defense Glfforil Nutbnrwn, profroatanal homer. hit here than In the minors. I for two runs and Tom Tlschlnskl member anything like this,” he defensive lineman Dermis Byrd, trade. We could recall him and 2-4 and Jasler 1-5), 2, twl-nlght Is up on Aug. 14. we respect the world.” ers now on the roster and In Since thhe supply of natural al Bnsikhtaen Ouuntry Club In With Waterbury In the East­ see ,the ball better because the singled for two more, Ttie Twins said on the eve of juiother was cut from the squad Mon­ see what the other clubs would camp. New York (Seaver 16-6 and Drysdale himself insisted “ I don’t think we even need REC SOFTBALL food Is most abundant In shal­ Foirdald, leading the field of ern League he hit .312 In 84 lights are better and the pitch­ Dodger homecoming. ’’We’ve day. be interested In.” Ruckinghuiri'Park added single runs In the fifth Ryan 3-1) al Cincinnati (Nolan there was nothing physically a big winning streak,” suggest­ Annulll Construction defeated Two of this group, however— low water, that Is where the ac­ UW qualifiers. games with nine doubles, two ers aren’t so wild. and sevi^nth on RBI singles by been in pennant races that have wide receiver Aaron Marsh and SALEM, N.H. (AP) Golden Once Only Offensive, 1-3 and Arrlgo 2-1), 2, twl-nlght wrong with his arm last F ri­ ed Campanis. “ I ’ll take one, American Driving School last This year’s top pick, split end tion will be. ik> ooored ii S-ti9>der-|«ar 66 In triples, six homers and .'12 runs “ But I ’ m not doing anything Klllebri-w his lOlst and Oliva. gone to the final day, w e’ve Space ($4.80) and Red Idol 2nd San Francisco (McCormick day. It was Just one of those certainly, but I’m more con­ night at Mt. Nebo 9-3. Leading Ron Sellers from Florida State, defen.sive back Billy Johnson— Live bait and shallow water the flrai round Monday at the batted in. different. I ’m still swinging at been In playoffs luid we’ve gone ($14.60) won the co-feature The Tigers, who remained 14 7-6 and Bolin 6-7) at Philadel­ things, an off turn. “ I ’m sure cerned about merely getting an the hitting attack for the win­ hasn’t come to terms yet. are nursing Injuries to their left dictate a change In fishing t>ur 34-37 Tl New Haven Ooun- In the only other Amrr'r"n everything they throw close. If I to the seventh game of a World ners were Carlo Petriccla, Roy knees suffered In last Satur­ races at Rockingham Park games behind Baltimore In the phia (Fryman 8-8 and Boozer that’s right,” said Campanis. edge in every remaining series. And they’re still waiting for a methods. No heavy trolling or Iry Club, earning a one afnrhe League gam e Monday night take. I ’m In trouble.” Series, but this Is the most ex­ SlcGulre, Red Grout, Ron day’s scrimmage. ■Monday. Both were ridden by AFL Builds Defense A L East, scored In the third on 1-0 ), 2. twl-nlght “ Don had a little control prob­ I’ll settle for two out of three first-hand look at this year's No. plug casting rods now. Tlie fish­ lead over h>rmer touring prt> Minnesota whipped Detroit 7-1 Baker even nilned . Balti­ citing I've ever seen.” ChurchUl, Don Flavell and Doctor’s say Johnson’s Injury appri-ntlce jockey Burl M c­ LiniRKIj’Y, Mo. ( A l’ ) —rAmerit-an Footliall lAiagiip Don Wert’s single, an infield out Chicago (Hands 12-8) at Hous­ lem, that’s all. He’s Strong the rest of the w ay to get 3 choice, niiming back Carl ing gang at Mercury advise that Dick Stronolian of Isxigmeoikrw and opened up a three-game more’s scouting report. The throat needed clearing Charlie Gaskell each with two seems more serious, with ap­ Bride, who also scored on Do Go and Mickey Stanley’s double. ton (I.,omaalcr 8-10), N again and that’s the main home.” Garrett, who was inexplicably the situation calls for light­ (lefi’iiseH, MTui’li iiialigned tiy oulMiderw aincp the U’ugue’H (Maoa.) country a u b again. “How do you figure It?” hits. For the losers Tom Con­ parent ligament damage, and Abbey ($7.20) In the fifth, boost­ St. Louis (Gibson 13-8) at San thing.” Whatever, it’s going to be ten­ late reporting this week after weight fly or spin casting tackle, liirtli liiit ju’conii’d (lue credit 8ince the New Ytirk Jetn' NutlMxiwn ohot on amazing 30. he asked. “ Cincinnati gave up ran and Jim Granato had two he will probably be out from 10 ing hls total winners for the Diego (Kelley 4-6), N W e’ll all know a little more der. If it all keeps going this the College All-Star Game. with light lines and fine wire Sii|)er Howl victory this year, have l>e«*n getting lietter 8our under par, on (he flrol '17 runs (Sunday. Yet, the Reds hits apiece. day.s to two weeks, thus missing meeting to 17 and tying him RS(kx Culp Tries for ISo. 16 Pittsburgh (Blass 10-7) at Ixw Tuesday night as Big D takes way, the town will need help The release of Byrd on waiv­ hooks. nine Stranohiui had 36-34 60 Major League won the game and they moved Annum 321 012 X—9-16-2 Saturday’s opening exhibition with fellow apprentice Charlie and )>etter, one of tlie Irague'H moHt veteran defonsive Angeles (Drysdale 6-4), N another Big E (for exam) as during September. ers was the big surprise at the on the 6.511-yard omrse, wlilch into the lead. It’s wild. It’s go­ Driving School 300 000 0—3- 8-3 game against the Cincinnati .Mnffeo for third place In the 1 Kick,8 Ka.v«, the scheduled starter against “ C’mon, Big D, put It right American , Football Leagrue standings . wna made difficult try heavy = L e a d e r s = Aiiierlean l.eagiie ing to be very Interesting.” BengiU.s at Bowling Green, Johnny Robinson 10-year A H , tlian llw offenses In Ihe early the Bucs. h ere-low and tight on the cor­ ^REC BASKETBALL club’s training camp Monday. NE Boxing Oiainp rains during the lost two weeks Kast Dlvisloii To say the least. But what Mike Montler, the team ’s No. Ohio. They .“uiy Mar.sh appears Veteran safety from l/iulalana yeiirti, AiiierH-aii Ix^igiie Yaz Awaits Reaction Meanwhile, there are other ner.” . . . '[Sudakis, where is Indians vs. Jets The 6-foot-4, 265-pound former Hlxty-one goMera scored 76 or W. I. I’ct. G.B. about the Dodgers? They come 2 draft choice this year and like lo have no actual damage in the NORTH ADAMS, Maas. (A P ) (A>II(‘g<* WrcHlIiiig .State wlio U the last iix-mlH-r of " i u,tak pn)lmbly after Ihe plusses in the Campanis formu­ that bat you used last Septem­ Tomato Valley vs. Hawks All-American from North Caro­ tooB ti> qualify Batting (300 at bats) Carew, Baltimore 73 34 ,082 — home to launch still another Garrett a member of the Col­ knee but Is still doubtful for the Two New England boxing AUCNI^AND, New Zealand Ihe Kansas City Chiefs Ui start n,|rd or fourth year, the coa. hes la for .survival . ber?” . . . "Haller, you know SENIOR LEAGUE lina State was a starter for the The leading professkmuls will MlnnCKOta .366; R, Smith, Bos­ Deti-olt 58 47 .552 14 moment of truth, opening a lege All-Star team which lost to exhibition test. champions will be In action, but (AP) Oregon State’s Junior with the t>ailas Texans In 1960, realized they had l)» have lo|>- ton .336. From Latest Affair “ It’s the same old story,” he your legs don't really ache,” . . . Aetos 84— (Malan 44, Krist 10, Pats much of last season, first optll prtir mortey of $3,000 Boston .58 49 .542 16 nlne-gume stand Tuesday night the New York Jets 26-24 in the their titles won't be on the line. wrestling team overwhelmed nlso auggi-sts the A F L defenaes talent to play profesakauil said. “ W e’ve got to beat up on “ Maury, you want to run. start Kinel 10) Eagles 75—(Fitzger­ as a defensive end and then as a Among other lesulera were Runs R. Jackson, Oakland Wash'll. 56 55 .505 19 against Pittsburgh, and then annual battle in Chicago last In tonlght'.s program at Noel the Te Awamutu and districts now are on a par with the Nn ,)efenaea 'nien. I think they H O SIO N (A I ’)-'-T lie Hostoii Rod Sox open a home the .so-called weaker teams. running.” . . . “ Manny, Just a ald 17, T. Sullivan 13, Juknis defensive tackle. Field. anmteuni law Burke of Wood- 96; F. Robinson. Baltimore 83; New York 52 56 .481 21',i come the Cubs and then the Friday night, reported to the team iO-0 Monday night So far Uonal K.skball la-ague starle.l (Indlng tlie U,yS wta. -stand against Seattle at Fenwa.v I*ark toniglil, with Maybe It’s been overlooked, few more.” 12, Kearns 12) He played both positions bridge and Tom OomHut of Man- . Blair, Baltimore 83. Cleveland 45 64 .413 29 Cards, and can the kids, the Patrierts Saturday. ■ Whitworth Welterweight king Al Romano on Its New Zealand visit, Ore­ A year H r 't w o ago, veteran e ty|»r drfrruH*. Triples Six tied with 8, .Since I hen the local |Mipcrs 'Tuesday night starts the first of Skoel Championship from Carl Ogren, Roger Talbot other team claimed him on SpuzIch brought about the only rtsm, and Mike Krok f We* even In 1968, Clijveland 2. Baltimore 0 tower at the family home. talk to the boy first.” Williams of Philadelphia meet Fla.. 8-2, 8-2, Monday to capture luid to takr ft back arat to any rivrr nil It waa |>rrtmpa a 0 or have been ftrll of slorles riiaurt tour remaining home stands— and Steve Smyth produced runs waivers, and Rush indicated major change Sunday in the Burn Country Club, Darien. Home runs R. .larkson, Oak­ MInne.sota 7, Detroit I "The best thing that could RUSH, N.Y. (AP) —Winner In the third 10-rounder of the tjhe men’s singles crown In the (jnr In thr ralll>rr (4 lalrnt." 7 y m r prortHk# of tHilhltnK up till', im-idenl, and Manager Dick On lire Just-concluded road including a season-ending six- in the fifth inning uprising. Ron Former Mots amateur open land 41; F. Howard,.-Washing­ Only games scheduled happen to us right now la com­ of the junior title Monday In standing of the top 10 money show which was postponed fn^m 23rd annual ('rackerland Tennis Koblnaon aald at the <*hlrfn' "Onr thinjc 1 think lnflurnre«l Williams n-i-elveil many tele­ trip, in which the Red Sox mrui- gamer against San Francisco DeCicclo had the only hit for. and idate amateur champion. ton 36. Tmlay’s Games ing home. The road trip was the National Skeiet Shooting As- winner.-t on the Ladies Profes­ Monday night becaiise of rain. Tournament. (mining ramp hrrr it wiwi thr rluba got ao mu« h phone (-alls on lire subject a-led only a 4-7 r-eeor’il against and Houston, PofiUcellis, breaking up the no­ Gerry COuryttta. was at 71 'The Stolen bases Harper, Seattle Wasiilngton iBosman 7-6) al the longest of the year and it most ill llietn favorable to him Seattle, Callfonila and ()akhmd, soriatlon World ^ championships hitter. Neipsic Host Pine Acres sional Golf Association lour. "In my opinkm. thr blggrat -trongrr offrnalvriy At timr 1900 state amateur champion. 49; Campanerls, Oakland 35. Chicago (Wynne 3-11, N was a tough one. We played “ Of course, you don’t care was Terry Nichols of Shelton, on the weekly radio show he I'az several limes ap|H-ared not Rain forced the postment of .\fiss Spuzlch's 33,0(X) victory ‘mprovrmrrrt. Iv/wrvrr. wr haiJ " f lub would havr only fair g*»Ml John Gentile Jr . hod 75 .Mlnnesoln (Chance 3-1) at De­ our jioorest baseball of the aea- who you play when you’re go­ Conn. Pitching (10 decisions) Mc­ 'lusts every .Monday night. to be running al full steam. Sev- two games last week and they in the Buckeye Savings Invita- Area Archers Finish Hi^h wna In riwrrn thr paaa ruah K'*! toughrr yaar*a U 8 Open, and pcxjfeo- ell U-10 and Ell.sworth 6-5), 2, feel the wor.st Is past.” now' Is for somebody to get hot. in the .410-gauge event. I^ rry and Ham-ey Pastel and ttal>lna»n, now 31, to-lleve* the Strikeouts Ijollch, Detroit Y.i.slr/.emskl. ciuu-tsled It tart not lui tiie play and at 4:15 p.m. Na-alff Arms took advantage of the brief top 10. nnel the pass c'everugc that you etoool Denny Lyortm of Green­ twl-nlght ” " ■ ■ ' i' son Doug, with-a score of 14. Mis.s Rawls also lost ground Three area archers compeli-l Columbia, finished third nation­ N FI, gtd ahea*l )>f ttie AKt, de- 173; McDowell, Clevehyid 168. "I honestly don’t know what in which be got fined after tielng will play Police & Fire. respite from the rain to play must have gtutd linemen " wich. (he defendiiqi State Open Seattle (Brabender 8-6) at Third pl.ace was taken by E r­ last week In tta- 24lh Annual ally In the young adult shoot lo expect, " lire thiee-tlme Ihr-own out at the plate. ..Police & Fire 101 17x—10-7-1 two tournaments this weekend. to Sandra Palm er who won $800 ItaWnaon d r o lls he could fen*lve|y Iweauae the A F l. was champion ’ > i!o-.lon (Culp 15-6), N nie Lewis and son Dave of I’cn- and now stands 10th Field Archery Championship )n Ing Marcia Hall placed third In te-m •luring a transition |irrlfir lootbsll < lu l* were Batting (3(10 at bats) Cle­ pion says ' Nalurally, I'm hop eould, ” be .said. " I ’ll admit that McCooe, Ogren, Peoples and Acres of Wethersfield Saturday (rnaes in Ihe A FI. grueling Metr.qs,uian Amateur York iStoltlemyre 15-8), N wins: followed . by Jim LeSurc will be at Springfield. Ohio, in mately 500 archers turned out i-oming to realize the Inipor mente, Pittsburgh .348; M. Alou, mg for the best” at times I've subconsciously. Smiyi; Hapeny, Griffin and morning and a club Father - Competing In the husband an ) I think we'd have to say, " Oiam{i(oiM«ii|l In..New York Sun­ Kan.sas City (Nelson 6-9) al the coming weekend when the from all over th<- Cnited .State* lance of going after h r*1 rale Pittsburgh .347; C Jones, New Yastrzemski. ivjio has ob­ Jogged to first, tml liobody can Peslck. Son tournament Sunday after­ and son Jim. Hugh Watson and wife division. Art and Msrri i Uie urtle ulate Kobtns47n aald, day, defaatlng Oairvllle. did nut Baltimore (Hardin 5-4), N gal proa compete in the $20,000 for this eventj •leferuiivr jdayers anil nr»t Just York .347. viously lieen swinging for the ever sa.v t ever loafed running noon, both on home courts. son Doug of Glastonbury. and Hall won lop honors with ih- •ihat the defense, w rrt weaker ■•lart, reportfilly because ot Strobh-WBLY open. offensive stars Rftns Kesslngdr, ( ’hicago 86; seals much of the tlnle this the bases or In the outfield.” ' INDY SOFTBALL Four doubles teams each M errill Rubinow and son John. Mark Hall. 14 years old from htfhest combined score business pressures The tap to money winners "The change'was Ju*t coming Bonds, San Francisco 84. year. Is among the league lead­ Williams said he thought that WINF more effectively turned from Neipsic and Pine Acres, It was a fun event and one Nutbroern hod a foot start In pfiDiiSophy of defenoe when Runs batted In Santo. Chica­ ers In home runs arid ritns bat­ "Maybe 1 should have done it Coaches* Clinic the same number of hits into played a men’s round jobln. that seems worth repeating at are , tardJeing the fourth. fMih, ssrven- runs, defeating fSenter Congo Kathy Whitworth, $31,648; Uie AFI. was formed." he •aid go 92; .McCovey. San Francisco ted In lad completely out of Ihe so.aier, " and vowed not to hesi­ NEW B R n 'A IN Ttu- 2-4Ul early Saturday that resulted In a future date. th and eighth holaa But he fin­ 8-5 last night at Keeney St. Carol .Mann, $27,147; Sandra "I wa* drafted a* an offensive 8 6 . ’ b.iUmg i-.u-e with an average m tate another time iibout fining annual I'onneollcut High School f a decisive win for the host play­ Xugu.st dates to remember; ished liocle. birdled. bogle on Hits .M Alou. Plllshurgh 160; School. Haynle. $22,749; iHmna Ctaponi. player -vnii wai *iiie of Ihe first the 2,’)0s anv player who doesn't hustle. Coaeheti Clinic i« scheduled hir'x ers, taking 10 out of 16 matches, Friday Is the deadline for the hnai three Kesslnger. Chicago 138. Ed White led the hitting at- $22,323; Shirley Englehorn. ta tie ahlfteif to defer-je In w r today, tomorrow lUid Thureday A total of 88 to 63 in games. players to sign up for the fourth Doubles Keiislnger, Chica­ ' tack for the winners wdth 3 hits. $18,224; M u r 1 e Llndstrom league eSure with few names are registered so Home runs .McCovey. San losers with Mike Folio, Clar­ er. $13,785 haa hajqreneel " clude football coaches John 26 wins. Stan Falkenstein and far and preliminary and first TANK SERVICE Francisco .33; I.. May. Cincin­ Will Fiohi as Seliednled ence Sweitzer. Cliff Coffin and Pont of Indtiuia. Jin) Root of BUI Bayer scored 22 successful round matches must get start­ nati 30. Ed McCarthy picking up 2 each. MINNFAl’Ol.1.8 lAI’) IV land title the heavx-xvelght New Hami>shlrx- amt BUI Mon- games followed by Peter ed in order to reach the finals Stolen bases Brock. St 1/wls W IN F Is 7-6'and C.C. is 4-8. Rhode Island Golf rjifuitlihti FiMHhall Til. 742-9771 tanlle o( Woodrow Wilson High Thorne and Matt Neill with 14. scheduled for Sunday, August 37: Bonds, San Francisco 28 spile being auspemleii In Maine, crown In a tO-round^ bout with MTNF 040 202 X—8-13-2 New Knglaiul light heuvywetght Si-lHK>l In Mlddletqwn; basket­ TTie 8-game P ro sets were short­ 24 Members, please, don’t hesi­ .Pitching (10 decisions) .Sel­ Paul Raymond of Somerville, Congo 300 101 0-5-13-5 NORTH KINGSTOWN. R I KliMO.VTflN •ABi Touch ebamplon Pete Rleeltellt will ball coaches George King of ened to 6 as the heat and hu­ tate to participate More teams ma. Chicago 11-4. .733, 3.27; Mass, Tlie eommisalon called ge, and Trainer Carl co defeated the U.8. women’s July 19 and rained out. will be Bloomfield match In Bloom­ Open golf tournament, " 14 II viclory over Cdmontan In Reeause of his I'ommttment go 194; Gibson, St. I-ouis 183. was suspended. In hl|i home slate Krem o( Centritl Connecticut. volley ball team 15-3, 16-8, 15-10 held August 9. in Wethersfield. field Lx planned Call Fran Sab­ Gonsalves .chol a two-under- the f'anadiM Football League after he lost his other New Eng- for the St Paul fight. Rteil^itelll The dim e openetl with regls-i Monday , night in the fimt Previously arranged teams that lone if you would like to play p.rr 69 In Monday'-, opening Monday night. and the Minnesota commission tratlon (his morning from 9 lo North-Central Am erica .and the can not play the rain date, in this event. All members are round of the 54-hole tourney on \ ( \ ■\ ... a^ked the .Malm- commission 10 10 15. (oljowed by a session ' X Caribbean volleyball clUmpioa- should call Fran Sablone ht thV\ eligible. I , ' ■, V •Jie 6,399‘-yard Quldnessett Coun­ movit back the effectlvoHlate of' featuring King Root tuid Mon- shlpi. courts or at home. Saturday Aug 16 another first try flub -ourse the 60-day susivnslon, starting ta)illc were lU.-to due for first- In the men’s tournament, the A successful first for Neipsic for Neipsic Is scheduled. A Stan Baluik of Lincoln and it on Aug. 12. Tlie .Maine eom- day appearances. U S, team defeated Guatemala was the Father - Son double.s memberguest mixed doubles imateur Bob I^ewi* Jr of War­ mlssioii refused to do 'so .Mon- Pont who hius led' Indiana's re­ 15-3. 15-8 and 15-10. tournament on Sunday after­ IfHJiT.amenl will be held at 2 '^00 ren Ohio, had 70 each, while day^ and a few hours later the surgence as a national grid noon. Seven teams of exper­ p m There will be no guest bur- hexj at 71 were Jay Dolan .Minnesota ..\thletlc t'ommisslon (vw er. Will open hts role at the Yealerday's Stars ience and youth played four fee charge A social hour is 1 of lar;ce»ler Maos; Phil announced It was going ahead clinic on Wednesday evening, game round robin matches planned to -follow the event Krlf: -f Green Meadow. N Y yA': CHICt(EN CHECKS with the St Paul fight iiLsciL-.s.-,|ble I'eiMUse Malm- Cuba, rapped out three tingle* details and sign up nokr. of Kennebunk. Maine, and Fred ARE CO M ING ,it Indiana " frxvm 7 to 8 30 p m. New faces and aspiring young AR( COMING no longer behmgs to the World .AUxiig watt) ihej High School and two doublet in at-bats players added zip to eager lads The club program commlttM , S -hii k Jr of Cranston Boxmg .\s.s(), lation .md Minne­ 1'o.iclies A.-iscvlatlou. the Oon- and drove in two runt at CThlca- and pep to "dear old Dads." has ptarjied a variety of tennis Defending Champion Ruas go whipped Houston 9-3. sota. a “member, is thus not obli­ nectlcut Inter-schohvstlo Ath­ KILLER'S — .Minnesota Twins’ Harmon Killelnew runs into Balti­ The net result was s first place- , -ettvities for this summer Jr d Andos'er. Mass was (Te* -edtJf-'- ' a -— gated to uphold the suspension letic. t'onference luid Centiul more Orioles’ catcher .Andy Etchelvirren aiul is out at home plate. Killebrew PIIVTUNG-Steve Hargan. for Dale VanWlnkle and son -Their success and. future plan­ .SIX stf-koi off th«- pace with a Indians, stopped Baltimore l-o (Ls it wxHild bt- m (he case of an­ t'omiiH'ticut )ire the cooperaUng Brad of Glastonbury, with 31 ning depends on member's In- 75 heading mb) today's oonclud- PHOTO FIN ISH — FUuihinfr across the finUh line at jlfonmouth f’ark, ti’ied to score fiom second on a single by Tony Oliva but Orioles' I’aiil Blair on four hits, the .first shutout other WBA stale. agencies In the clinic. games won. Second place was terect snd partlcipaUac: i'4T tw round* Wagon ' right 1 got camera rleciiuon. A .'ferry Whirl <6) took .second nviiiey. m ade a ivifect throw to Ktcheluirren to nail Killebi-ew. Twins won game .V‘2. against the Orioles since May t. :r ■ V

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 . M l t Cm. BUG6S BUNNY bUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 HEY, SYLVESTER, HAVE PAGE SEVEOTEEN I RAN INTO A ...BUT, AS USUAL, MY AGILE BRAIM FINISHEP ELMER'S "REEP BIT OF A SPACE OFF THE GRASS" SIGN SOLVEP JTl I'M £ 0 Business Services PROBLEM, PCEPCTIN' \ A CREEP Roofing and Help Wanted Hoip W onf d Hdp Wontod— Mak 36 He'p Wontod Mok 36 ClV6 THP66 BU>«TS HIS M BS CASES? I UKS Offered 13 ON HOUR WHSTUe 6 o e & AFTER I THAT Chimnoys 16*A Female /35 Fomolg 35 WHEN " t X l SPOT [S T B A IS H T X PLTT / HAS Amww >• Frtvim Paul* BEFORE you look a^y further, THS CRT BUBGLW2.' CLASSIFIED SHARPENING Service — Saws ROOFING — Spe'eialixing re HAIRDRESSERS wanted, part- TO THE THE MOOP / TO BE come to'the Klock Co., at 1366 TEMPLEION WILL. , S T ^ I O N TO M «.X LTAU61+T A Hodgei)odge knives, aces, shears, skates pairing roots of all kinds, new lim e or full-Ume. Api^y Magic r i r ^ n u Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We TOOL AND G^GE PIN HIM PC7WN jlNSTEAP OF HELL BE LESSON/ rotary blades. Quick service roofs, gutter work, ehlmneya Mirror, 757 Mhln St., Manches­ WHILE I SU/V\AM3N P H O N IN 'i REAON' FOR Capitol Equipment Co.. 3J ■ have openings on all shifts in I*— I ACROSS 54 Italian city cleaned and repaired. 30 y e a n ’ ter, 643-2449. MAKERS ADVERTISING Main St.. Manchester. Hour; experience. Free estimates BE ONE /OF our Heat Treat Dept, l/t-ry in­ 55 Masculine 1 Agricultural dally 7:30-5. Tliursday 7:30-9 HAIDR61SSER — full or part- teresting work and we wlU ■J ^L5 nickname CLASfflFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Call Howley 64S-S381 644- Tap rates, overtime, aU •TM Saturday 7 :SO-4 IMS-79B8 833S time. Lavlon Salon of Beauty, train you. Please hpply in per­ 56 Gaelic benefits, profit sharing pen­ SThroufh 8 AJML to 4:30 PJM. THE “FINAST” 643-1939. son. SMtasureof DOWN ATTICS and cellars cleaned, ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— sion, all^condiUoned. Under wood 1 Feminine odd jobs, light trucking New and repairs our special­ WOMAN to assist In care of new management. <5 ttit IjrWfrMf Irt*.- 12 Hegion nickname COPY CLOSING TIME FOR (XASSIFIED ADVT. trees removed and lota clear­ semi-lhvalld woman. 8-6 dally, 13 Island (Fr.) ty. 20 years experience. Free t-STj 2 Spheres of 4:89 PJM. D A Y B EFO RE P U B U C A T ld N ed. Call 649-1791 Several excellent opj»rtiml- An equal opportunity employer. 14SmeU estimates. Call Roy Kanehl. some evenings and weekends, action ties have Mveloped in our DeadUne for Saturday and Monday la 4:M p.m. Fridaj 613-0353 after 8 p.m. no ' housework. Transportation MACHINISTS A LLE Y OOP 15 Granular 3 Venerate 19 Held in high on ,aseh at STEPS, sidewalks, stotte walls, MANCHESTER TOOL A BY V. T. HAMLIN m ow office tor /fuU-tlme. necessary. Call 3(r. Vlntone, 4 Girl's name regard 37 Gastropod fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Second Shift DESIGN INC. 16 Fairy fort 5 Medicinal 20 Utilitarian moUuMcs 649-45237.^5 weekdays, Satur­ h i. u m p a ! c o u l p i OKAY WIZER PLEASE READ YOUR AD All concrete repairs, both In­ ISO Hartford Rd.. Manchester HAVE A W OftP . MAYBE WE'P 17 Gambling pellet 23 Peril 38 Tool fo r Mimiwry. day, 644-0463. WHAT'S ON better side and outside railings. L,and CLERK TYPIST WITH HIS RO/AL VOUR / WEATHER, \ r YEHl I THINK cubes 6 Pieudonym of 25 Opposed to turning soil c itifie d or “Want Ada" are taken over the phone as a WORRIED/ / LOOKS \ CONSULT / THAT'P BE A ISMartoer’a scaping. Reasonably priced Drossmoking 19 HIGHNESS? MINP? I GUZ... AWRISHT I WITH OUR I FINE IDEA! W Charles Lamb former 40 Expunge read hi. ad SS? FIR ST PRODUCTIONNtosemblera, to LATHE AND direction Transwrtatlon department TO ME / ASTROLOGERs N 7 Pause 27 Hindu robe 43 G em n « I B E P O R T ERRORS in tim e for the Call 64S0851 DRESSMAKING and alters assemble small electrical ap- DpTnr>l?Pr»PT TUTPM ■ JIG BORE Operators — first, T 19 Puff up 8 Food fish 28 Stripes 44 G et u p next The Herald Is responsible for onlj ONE ln« office. Must be an accurate pliancesnlianoea with na griawlngvWiwln* com­onnri. D ltlD LillirU K 1 MJltN second and third shift. Laths 21 Approves LIG H T trucking, odd Joba also lions, sippers replaced etr 9 Hateful 33 Storehouses 45 Writing fluids correct or oi^ tted Insertion for any advertisement and then typist. pany, 8-4:30. Apply tuna Mfg. operators, second shift. Verti­ (colL) 10 NASA gadget 34 Dormant 48 Sainte (ab.) moving large appliances Burn­ Call 649-4811 only to ^ extmt of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which Co.. Regent St. Some Openings cal turret lathe operators, sec­ 22 Enclosures llAU ire 36 One who has SOExist do not I<^n the value of the advertlaement wlU not be ing barrels Hellvered. tl. 644- W N T 24 Threads ofa ond shift. CaU LeMt Corpora­ corrected by “ make good” Insertion. 1776 CLERKS COUNTER girl — part-thpe LOOK mystery r - f ” r ~ I” r * r - 1” r * IT r Moving— 1 rucking—' First Shift tion. 643-2362. g i y « W»'-/VlTO'/wlek. » midnight to 6 am. Apply iK^ 26 Chairs LAW NS maintained. Rubbish 28 Brag 12 12 14 Storage 20 Accounts payaMe, good busi­ person. Bess Ehiton Domito, ISO (Rockville, Ton Free) taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. IXK-al reputable concern ex­ 29 Educational ness arithmetic background. Center St. WINDOW IS MANCHESTER Delivery-light panding operatlon.s. Alr- group (ab.) II „ 17 640-1868 after 6 p.m. OUT OUR WAY 643-2711 trucking and pnekage delivery. conditloned, exceUent oppor­ WASHER BY J. B. WILLIAMS 30 Social insect II II u s r 875-3136 31 Germm (ab.) BRICK, block and stone work. Refrigerators, wariien and GROCERY ASSEMBLY tunity tor advancement. Call 32 Decay !2 Brick wsdls, patios, outdoor-in­ stove moving, specialty. Fold HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS 525-2903,. ask for Georgi Full or part-time. Coll dO O P 3 0 S H , VSIART, THE NOPE, IT S S T IU . RUNWIN*/ CLERKS SRASS IS SOAKEP WAY 33Fragm t door fireplaces, sidewalks, ing chairs for rent. 6494782 Llndon. All replies etrlctl. \ C. I H » >T WIA, Im . T.M. ■♦y. U ti OH. I HOW ELSE ARE VOUSONMA A OVER HERE—FORSOT KE E P IT FILLED WHEN oleoresin Trouble Reading Our Advertiser? chimneys. Free estimates. Juniors or sophomores tor i-onfldentlnr . 649-5334 Experience helpful but not TO TURN THE WATER THERE'S A RIP IN r— 35 Mergansers Zl Ddmenlc Morrone, 649-1604. waitress work, part-time \ DAVY JONES O F F WHEN M3U W E RE TH' BOTTOM { necessary. Two positions BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS 38 Fixed look Pointing— Papering 21 -summer and after school. FILLIMO VOUR 39 Feminine 24-Hou^Answering Service COMPLETE sharpening serv­ open. One starting at 7 :30 SAND BI.ASTER needed on PDOL.EHT SI Musi ’ be neat In appearance appellation ice. Hand and power mowers B. H. M AGOWAN JR. & Son-s, a.m. the other 7 p.m. first shift at the Klock Co., 1386 W H ERE'D YOU Y ARE YOU Y FOR SURE and wUUng to work. Apply w e ll. YOU'RE THE 41 U ^ t touch s r 5T sharpened and repaired. IJifk interior and exterior painting, (X X IK 'and short ordW cook Tolland Tpke.. Manchester. WELCOME TO ( s a i l F R O M , ) y e a r s Free/to Herald Readers SERIOUS? WORLD'S GREATEST 42 Uncouth ' -paper , hanging. Thirty y ea n In person. needed full-tiipe, ihi '^unday Apply In person. OUR MARINA,V CAPTAIM? U L-a r up and delivery. (3all uiydm e, NAVIGATOR. YOU'VE 46 Swiss river Want IntormatlOA on one of our classified adverttsementsT experience, four generations. CLERKS work. Apply Acadia Ri^tau- SIR... HIT IT RIGHT ON 64.3-5305. Sharpall, 585 Adams 47 Zoo primates 41 No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the Free ' eatimatea, fully Insured. rnnt, 103 Tolland Tpke., Ntan- 49 Fastening S t, Manchester, Oonn. BRASS KEY 7 7 ? '^ THE BUTTON.' 643-7361 Grocery buyer's office. Busi­ device 4T 4t RESTAURANT cheater. 649-0698. TRUCK DRIVER 50 Operatic solo . / EDWARDS M AIN TE N A N C E and repki7, ness arithmetic experience. II S2 U commercial and residential. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ I s h o r t " OlUYER cooks, days 51 Small hollow terior painting, paper hanging. 829 Main St,, Manchester Apply in petwn 52 Request Experienced. 643-5952 after 6 and nlght-1. full or part-time. 14 U u ANSWERIND SERVICE TELEPHONE CLERK- 53 Units of p.m. ^ Discount on wallpaper. Call Must be over 18. Apply In'per- - 1 646-3048, Oscar H e ^ rt. NCH ESTER PIPE reluctance MEAT DEPARTMENT C LE R K typist, accounts receiv­ txm only. Howard Johnson \and SUPPLY Restaurant. 394 Tollami Tpke, 5 (Ntwipepcr fnttrprist Atu.) 6494500 875-2519 PAINTING—Excellent work by able and payable clerk, diver­ 5 M i To re<'elve »uid record or­ 160 Hkritesxl R WAYOUT and extenor F\illy Insured. OPERATOR Mac’s Sea Food. 978 Sullivan GAS STATION attendant want­ BY KEN MUSE HERALD steering, power brakes, $276. 644-8962 temoons 3 p.m. to 8\p.m. Com­ Call John Drever, 872-4155, 875- Ave., South Windsor. 649-4833. ed, full-time work. Must apply mission and car expeiues. Call HrNaiifht NindKaU, l» R EW EAVINO of bums, moth- 1834. Opening for experienced op­ In person, Gortns Sports Car BOX LETTERS CI.BRICAI.r Trainee for Inven­ Mr Cordera, 647-9946. \ 1964 O P E L CADET wagt>n,.1967 holea, zippers repaired. Win­ erators. W. will alao train Center. Route 83, Talcottvllle, 0 - S EDWARD R PRICE—Painting tory control department, a s s * - ’' THE \WDRRY WART • MMf NU.bA engine, good condition, under dow shades mode to measure, those Interested and quali­ (''onn. KSN For Your exterior and Interior Paper wholesale automotive ware - PART-TIME \ $600. 872-6762. all size Venetian blinds. Keys fied. 4105s hanging. Ceilings, stc. Insured. houM. 289-7906. Information made while you wait. Tape re­ Mechanic with timUortng MUST SELL — 1965 Pontiac 649-1003 (wmptng expsricnca. \ t ■. corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 Company offers exceUent HAIRDRESSER wanted Ap­ A lU K SH ORT R IBS TH E H E R A U 3 will itot Grand Prix, uaed daily. First BY FRANK O’NEAL disclose the identity of Main St. 649-5221. JOSEPH p 7 l e w i s Cu.stom wages, and working condi­ ply Marlow's Beauty Salon, 867 reasonable offer. 647-9774. TRAILER WORLD ' O d D t © y i f any advertiser using box Painting. Interior and ex­ tions, convenient free park­ Main St., Manchestar. TWO HANDYMEN want a letters. Readers answer­ terior. Pafxjr hanging. Wall­ ing and above average bene­ DRIVERS 444 Tolland Tpka, Msncfaasisr ' y e s ,YOU HAVENS 1967 MERCURY Cougar, 3- variety of jobs by day or hour. EXPERIENCED^ Opportunity SEJ^VlCEi Ybu WANTED TO ing blind box ads who paper books on request. Fully fits. 646-3114 SEI^V'lCE. RSJD NGUR TAXES.'' speed'on the floor, 289 engine, Reasonable. Call 643-6306. 643- to manage small luncheonette, SEE ME. SiPe? desire to protect their Immred Free estimates. Cail identity can follow ‘ his V-8, very good condition, $1,- 8292. Tolland 875-9329. WANTED APPLICATIONS now being tak­ 7^9-9658, If no anewer, 643-6362. procedure; 696. Call 647-1976. C/ar can be apply en -for steady year 'round SECRETARIES - Typtots Over 18, male, female seen after 6 p.m. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ finish carpentry work with Einclose your reply to needed for work In your area cial rates for people over 85 Apply rapidly growing corporation In the box in an envelope — 1968 FORD, good running con-, B u ild in g- and Hartford. Temporary, fuU- CaU m y competitors, then call First National Manchester. Top pay, excel­ I address to the Classified ditlon, good body, good on gas, Contracting 14 time or 9-3 p.m. Excellent pay. M a n a g e r , Manchester me. Gtotlmatos given. 649-786$ lent fringe benefits. Apply to $76. 643-4791. no fee. Staff Hulldera. 11 Asy­ Carroll Nelson, Allied build­ BUZZ SAWYER Evening Herald, together CUSTOM craft Cabinets, vani­ Stores, Inc. GOOD HUMOR BY ROY CRANE with a memo listing the NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ lum. Harttorl, 378-7610. ing Syeteme, 360 Tonand 1968 CHEVROLET. Nova, 6 cyl- ties. rec rooms, bars. etc. De- AND TO IW FOR -mt c e l l a r , I DECLARE, \ AAAYBE 1 CAN companies you do NOT ing. paper hanging, paper re­ Park A Oakland Ave. Tpke., Manoheater, Oonn. inder, standard shift. Excellent sigined and made to your needs. HOURB 10-S. Collection bureau I SIT UPALLNIGiFr HOPING T JUST PONT \ R16 UPS0AAE want to see your letter. moval, ceilings. Guaranteed CORP. condition. 649-7426 after 6. East Haittord, Cbnn. haa opening for 3 credit aaato- A A TO CATCHTliOSE JEWELRY Your letter will be de­ Plaatlc laminating, what would workmanship. Prompt service, KNOW WHEN SORTOFBIK6LAR tanta with collection aptitude. Sullivan Ave. Kennedy ltd THIEVES ANP 6CT THE REWARD. I'MGOINGTO /ALARM,WR.SNOW, stroyed if the advertiser 1965 OLDSMOBELE 442 conver­ .you like covered? -849-7581. satisfaction guaranteed. 647- DRIVER-SHIPPER is one you’ve mentioned. Suitable for working mother. GET ANY 'SOTDU WONTllWE tible, 4-speed. Best offer. 649- 9564. South Wlndanr. tVmn If not it will be bandied N. J LaFIainme — Carpenter T E IJ.E R wanted tor local bank, Good typing ability easenllal. SLEEP. ^ TOSn-UPALLNlCWr. 1600 after 6 p.m. To drive truck snd work In in the usual manner. contractor. Additions, lemodel- IN TE R IO R painting and paper Saturdays only, experience Modern downtown office, alr- 2894(351 warehouse. Bxpertonoe pre­ Ing and repairs. Call anytime hanging. 644-0373. Vernon preferred but will train quali­ conditloned. Free parking. ferred 0-4lay, 46 houra vacs- An equal <>|>purtunlty employer Trucks— Tractors 5 for free e^lmates. 875-1642. Hutchins. fied person. Write Box L, Man­ Phone Mr. Roberta, for Inter­ lion, ail fringe ben eft la chester Herald. view appointment. 646-1218. HALLMARK Building Com­ Bee Leo Ruektn Lost and Found 1 FIVE-TON 1962 Chevrolet, P AIN TIN G — Interior and ex­ pany—for home improvement, stake body, 55,000 original terior. very reasonable, free GENERAL manager for mod­ ROSKIN 1 DISTRIBUTORS LOST — Savings Passbook No. additions, rec rooms, garages, em aggressive recreation ve­ miles, $695. CaU 643-6123. estimates. CaU Richard M ar­ 275 Park Avs.. Bsst Haitfod U 14529 Hartford National Bank 1 roofing, gutters. Free esti­ hicle outlet. Sales and peraon- „ , - ...... - ______. ■ tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. e im t, NU. he. m iwttihteai g - f and Trust Co., First Mnnchee- mates, all work guaranteed. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR nel management background a Call 646-2527. must. All fringe beneflto plus ter Office. Application made Auto Accosisorios— CAIilNET maker axpertaiiced Floor Finisiiing 24 New and modem computer Installation. Ideal working con­ generous salary and Incentive “What could the bride expect to find in this May* for payment. Tiras 6 also cabinet maker’s helpsr, WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ ditions with excellent fringe benefits. bonuses. If you tuive the desire Deoember marriage?. How about Chrietmas?’*^ modeling specialist. Additions FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh steady year 'round work. AH POUND—Mongrel, gray and FOUR MICTKY Thompson max to osaoclste with a stable MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD rec rooms, dormers, porches, ing (specializing In older Grourid floor opportunity. Must be experienced and able to ttenefUa Manchester. 649-0048. light tan, male. Call Dog War­ track tires, 7” wide, mounted growing concern and are w ill­ cabinets, formica, built - ins floors). Inside palKtlng. Pajtor train otheni. den, 646-46(S6. on 4 astro-chrome wheels, lugs ing to apply yourself, oppor- bathrooms, kitchens 649-3446 hanging No job too small , n ew STAR tunlllas are unlimited here C AR PE N TER , layout man. Call PARASTAR'5 FOUND—Beagle type pup. fe ­ included, in good condition, John Verfallle. 649-5760 f o r -m a n o m STEVE CANTON (toll Mr. King at 1-438 1638 (or, after 4 p.m., 743-8084. BY MILTON CANIFF male, black, brown and white. $125. Call after 6 p.m., 649- NEWTON H SMITH * SON- COLONIAL BOARD CO. G NEIV PICTURE THE IMA 1871. . Remodeling. repairing, addi­ appointment. G ONE SUCH... A NEWTOecHBEARER Call Dog Warden, 646-4566. MAINTENANCE man tor local IS TRUE TO UNTII----Y7 THIRD STA6E T CAN'T tions, rec rooms, garages IF THE REST OF THREE-STA6E VEHICLE.HAS BUSTED 615 Parker St., Manchetfer, Conn. WE HAVE A need (or three high school. Bstary to 1128 B m I THE IWOVIE KEEPS FOUND —Shepherd, black and porches and roofing. No joe Bonds— Stocks— OFF— A N D IS PERF0KMIN6 WELL- -SAY COURSE.' A IT.' Troilors— capable salesmen to supple^ week plus benefttii. Fee paid pace with the tan, male. Call Dog Warden, too small. Call 649-8144 Mortgages 27 Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftui ment our present staff. This AN AUTHENTIC by employer. Contact United [)0LD R U M 5 early RU5MES;J“^.'* . 646-4666. Mobile Homes 6-A Is not high preosura selling and ' portrayal OF'MAN ri IFF ZEAL AAAV 9t % C A R PE N TR Y — concrete steps MORTGAGES, loana, first, sec­ Employment. 846-7186. first rushes ON THE LAM"— A . nominated MOBILE Homes^-Cholce loca­ floors, hatchways, remodeling ond. third, all kinds, realty, we sre not looking for academ y AWARD LOST—Black long haired male SALESI.,ADY, mature, respon­ T Y P IS T Secretory requlri** .Rc excitin g AND GOOD DETECTIVE tion, recreational factllUee, 2 porches garages, closets, ceil­ atate'wtde. O e d lt rating isi- sharplra Our customers ds- FAMILY MAN gUtoS ftlnto STORY, IS IN THE IN HIS very FWT German Shepherd, named Nik­ sible, top hourly rate, full­ alert young woman to ssatoi nccessary. reasonable Confl mand a cisan-cut, honest and Installer, toll training provtd- WORKS AT PARASTAR starring role, ki. Reward. 643-9883. years, like new. R. B. Asso­ ings, attics finished rec time only, 35-40 hour week (In­ primarily In the order - writing dentlol. quick arrangements personable sales reprrsenLn ad. start up to 18. ExesHont - CLICHES, WHICH IS STUDIOS—AND IT zeal got his big ciated Brokers. 649-9925. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ cludes 'Thuradsy night till 9 function of the aalea depart­ break WHEN c a l tlve If y»)u fit this d»s< rlptton bensftts, talerestlng work, (toll looks like a SURE LOST — long haired cat, dark er related work. No Job too Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. and all day Saturday). Call ment. Accuracy, dependability king walked off and are ksjktng for n steady Mr. Elmore, 288-8188. k^^lW oRY. - WINNER. gray and gold striped, large 1968 SHASTA camper, 13’, small Dan Moran. Builder 983 Main Street. Hartford. Eve Mr. Sliaplro, 643-2128. Casual and neatness art a must For lui'raUve puelikin. .plaaiw coil THE SET. fluffy tall. Named Charley. sleeps' 6, used 4 times. 643- Evenings 649-8880 ninga, 288-6879. Village Shops, Manchester. 'a n Interview ask for Mr Mr King. 1-423-1636 Lost in area of Manchester 6012. \DDITION8. remodeling. gs- -SECOND IfO R TO A O B — Un­ George Smith, Mukl-Orcults, Garden Apt., St. James St. and 1967 WINNEBAGO motor rage rec rooms, bathrooms limited funds available for sec­ BtXlKKEEPER Comploto 00 Harrison St. EXPERIENCTCD Brldgsport, DRAKRY MR. ABERNATHY Forest St. Child’s pet'. 646-4016 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY home; 19’, excellent condition, tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce ond mortgages, pBjymento to knowledge of bookkeeping and engine lathe, and hell-arch after 5 p.m. Reward. waldera. Apply H h B Tool alr-conditloned, monomatlc toi­ ment work, cellar floor*, pa­ suit your budget, j Expedient office procedure, at least $2. COUNTER girl part-Ums, 6 OEPARTMENT WHY? CUDDLES IS and Engineering, IW Forest OF COURSE, SI let, reasonable price. Call 525- tios, roofing. (3al) Leon Olet- service, J. D. Realty. 643-6129 per hour and cjver, depending p.m, - 1 a m. shift. Apply In VERY FAST AND A BIT H B A W St., Manchester. /WR. ABERNATHY FOR 3101 before 4:30 p.m. sc-nskl. Builder. 649-4291 on previous experience. Full- person. Bess Eaton Drjnuto, KB 1 t h in k ITfe COMFORTABLE JUMPING FENCES Pononois 3 Ume only (includes Thursday Center St. E X PE R IE NC E D peintsrs want PRETTY SILLY TO RIDE.y WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU C EM ENT W ORK — No job too night Ull 9 and all day Satur­ FtoU t ’4 i! RIDE NEEDED starting Aug. Business Opportunity 2B ad. top pay scale, paid holi­ TO RIDE Motorcycios— small, sidewalks preferred. day). CaU Mr. Shapiro, 648- 11, from vicinity Main arid' days and Insurance ('all Mr *FF*F YOUR PET 11 CaU 742-9791. TAVE R N — Going busineaa. a 2128. Casual Village Shops. AVON W ELL, r R E U -K IN D r HATE IT WHEN Woodbridge St. to Travelers, Bicycks l4iwla after 6 pm 7 649-1666. ELEPHANT ^ V ' D money maker for the right Manchester. OF tflNeeQ^^E, AND T H E / C G N T B yS sI 6-10 p.m. CaU 649-0882 after 2 SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Need money T . 60-6863 WLT. RRANT INSTEAD OF r W46THIN»ONe 1966 "raiUMPH TR8R, clean, man. Asking only $8,000. Con­ A HORSE LET’>QU FINISH ' p.m; good running condition. $750. Dormers, room addldona. ga­ tact Mr. Frechette,; H.M Fre­ Bam U os thousands do. MAyeeVOUDLIkE rages. porches, roofing and yoUR eeNTENce/ 646-0230, 5-9 p.m. chette. Realtora, 647-9993. Represent AVON COSMETICS TD... RIDE NEEDED immediately siding. Compare prices. Add- INTEREIITED In peto. or look­ »-5 DICTAPHONE ing for future. ' 6484106, 10-7 from vicinity of Bowers School MOTORCYCLE BSA. 1968, very A-Level Dormer Coro., 289- SHELL o n , Co. has for lease Call 289-4922 to Ckinstitution Plaza, 8 a.m.- low mileage. Call 875-2045 af­ 0446 modem three-bay service sta­ MEN WANTED evenings 8-9 :10 p.m. CaU 649-8424 after ter 6:30 p.m. tion. located at Merrow 6 TYPIST OlXiER IJtDT to live ta, care REM ODELING done. Room qd- p m dally, stocking material p.m. Rhodes Road, Tolland, Oonn. tor children and do tight house­ In wholeeale autumotlvs ware­ R U P P MINF-blke, 1968 C L 350. ditions. garages, breeieways. Paid training, financial aaato- PART-TIME 9 A M, 'TO work Call 646-37M. house (toll 289-7906 t*RI8CILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER excellent condition, $125. 742- Free estimates. Work guaran­ tance. Insurance, retirement 1 P.M. Automobilos For Sole 4 6369. teed. Phone 643-7995 anytime and hospital, surgical, medical R B C E P TIO N IS T-H oavy public 1 MOPE ALL \ plans and co-op advertising. 5 DAY.S—20 HOUR.S contact, fowl typing. dlversKl- NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 1967 B^A HORNET, 680 cc. twin DORMERS, garages, txirches, T H E O U IE T PCK. Get the facts. Write Shell Oil I WEEKLY ed duUes.[ some experience D C D E S N 'T UMU-t-f Bankrupt, repoesession? Hon- carb, Immaculate condition. rec rooms, room additions, LUNGHEONjETTE Co.. Box 306, Bast Hartford, necessary Hours 9-2:80. Sal K E E P U S aat Douglas accepts ioweM 872-0486. kitchens, add-a-levels. roofing, Jfc£ Conn. 06018 or call daytime ary open No fee Rita Girl, AWAKP.' down, smallest payments, any- siding, general repairs. Quality rhls progressdve mulU-ilne ToM ^ A M A H A . 250 cc. Scram­ 289-1521 or evenings Mr. Ren- MO Sliver Lane. East Hart wtiere. Not s m ^ loan finance workmanship. Financing avail­ Imairance oompany has CAPTAIN BAST bler, very good condition, $350. kawlU 563-7420. ford, m-9416 BY LESLIE TURNER company plan. Douglas Mo­ able. Economy Builders. Inc., opened a branch In Manches­ 646-4862. 643-6159. 872-0647 evenlngK ter. Pleasant working condi­ X had all tors, 846 Main. M EDICAL assistant, excellent I’Vi SSt GUtP VOU'ltE gACK.eASVT^ HE'D 8BSN OUTDOORS. WS CAP LAY BESIPB tions and full partlilpatksi I COULD____ MR.TOPROCK IS N TNe HQ5P1- 19IM~ HONDA 306 cc Scrambler opportunity for a career In a OP CAD lady HIMI HS t r ib p DESPBRATBLV To T IU ME 1961 DODGE Polara conver- In liberal empl'ryr t>*neflU A w tF .mWITH A HBWKT ATTACK I OP SOME BOLD H« ONCB MD FOR AN ^ stroi^ running attractive bike, H«ip Wontod— COM.IRISI X Ubie, original owner. B e * of­ program Cail before 1 pm worthwhile and Interesting po- WAS ssTTWa , BMBRaBwey: ^ —- - 7 l e t s com pletily customized. Please Paving— Drirawoys 14-A Fomolo 35 ottlon In (he office of a doctor W. T. RRANT NOmsKB TAKB fer. 742-6854. for appointment 5 5 A LOOK. ♦ call 643-8819 after 5 p.m. In Manchester Applicant must 90 d r iv e w a y s Sealed 'Hus u> M ATURE WOMAN needed to AROUNP 1984 CHEVELLE S3 conver­ . bs nest, an excellent typtol snd .TlfYATO BICYCLES—new and used. Re­ the !.me to rewtore the life ffC» M s r e e T M m 19M C AD nX AC , 4-door hard­ , Bnsinoss Sorvicot ply Box M M . \Mancheater Her- 1$ A lOVaYiCHCOL, AWAY FROM top. really clean car. Good \ Ofiorod 13 R(X>FING and Roof R e^r If you, are interested In 164 E (.>nter\8t A HELP WANTED KATHY/ TM 6URR K HFRC ■ Urea, gootl paint, excellent run­ Coulrltn Roofing,Co.. Inc.. 6*3- becoming a Dealer or hav­ Manchester, 'tkmn ' A •wi. , TCHTIX LOVG ir/ ning oondltlon. CaU 643-4521. ■mEEnsiCRinCB, (Boucleri ■ r-,07 ing a patrty >n your home, MAN TO WORK m ir T IIIK 7______1-----^ I— Trees cut. bmUUng lot* clear rail or write Santa's Par­ '(.TJAa NING tody wanted ' one '>tE6-ALLf?l6Hr- 1968 OLD8MOBILE, 442 ram- •d. trees topped Got a tree BIDWTTIX, Home Improveraen! ties Ini , Avon. Conn OSCOl .s’ATION a L concern has Im- day per week, own transporU- ANYWHeRG-- IR OfTSn PRESSROOM^ LITTLE SPOBTS B T R O USON alr. W30 packwe- 'o* problem? WeU. worth phone Oo Expert Installatior of TelephotM; 1 673-3456 mediate opening tor pieasant Uon Csill 872-6011 telephone promotion work mUeage, $2500. 649-J127. eaU. 742-8252 t aluminum siding, gutters and NO nPftONCI MCISSAIYI 8-5 T ' ", trim Pnoflng Installation and Part or full-Ume Morning or g e t m t f r e e catolog Earn 1986 GALAXIE LTD. excellent TPJ R. F. CONSTRUCriON ■— Ex­ repmni 6494496. 875-tlM evening hours available. Lib­ IM. $100- even more In name am. & p u c lank reoalf guttors. carpenter work K Can you use $100 in toys parking Phone 6eS-0T28 for ms. Alice WllUams, Pop(ilaT 1184 VOLKSW AGEN, sunroof, CaU 875-7216 evenings. 872-8072 yeara! experience Oocmccticui and gifts FREE plus guar­ appointment (lub Ptaa. Dept X404. Lyn Valley CtonstrueUon Oo '643 anteed $100 in cash for juiA ______— good condltkxi. new battery, dayi brook.'-N.T' mt In HiA uc TM. lag ut Pel o« / ly 7180 Free estimate 20 nlgtau work ? If yxai EXBCt.’nVE Secretory - ex­ transmisslan. potato and plugs.' YOU AR E A l. U'urk t» A ". have a pltone. a car and a perienced gal with excellent KEYPt.-Yh-H Operator, exp-n can 849-73TT. 8-4:30 p m.. OeDara. atuea. yards, diiwe ROOTING, Siding. KHxnArtam UtUe spar* time call oH- Mulls, convenient to Msnchss ■ anced gal xrtth sorrie typing ways eaaisd and amail truck gutters, carpentry, addttlona, lect 1-488-4 lOJ bel'jre 5 E n d u in g 1 . 1987 PONTIAC execuUve wagon, ter. salary to 1138 Fee $iaid. abtltty Salary t!o l «0 Fee psUl ■ dons A-1 right. CaU Tra remodettag and rec rooma. pm. or wTIto Laurens Co antonsatlc. power steering, Ooshen, Ccstn 08756 Rita Girt, too Silver Lane, Rita Gtri. 800 Silver Lsns. Trucking Servtee toll Free estimate* R Dior.. M i power brakes, dean Whole­ East Hartford. 828-MI6. East Hartford. RI8-M16 sale price. 6450M7 or 64M868 trea. T42-M87 i PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Articles For Sale 45 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN rad WHIPPLE For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town Out of Town FANTASTIC savings available LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, MANCHESTER — Just listEd, F o r S o le 75 F o r S o le 75 Bolton now on all 1969 model Zenith A ll LA9T WEEk ITCMLEV WEMT WiTMOUr |H16 WEEk I T I W E P UP iN PAPERBAiiGlf^^^NENEW LISTING — 5% room CLASSIFIED radios, stereos, and color TV’s. fireplace, buUt-ins, VA baths, very clean e-poom Cape, 1 % ______LUNCH TO BUVIHE MARP-CXNER EXP06E Ranch with three bedrooms. huge recreation room, garage, taths, walking distance to COVENTRY onn TOLLAND — 6-room custom BERRY'S WORLD We must make room for 1970 Sunny kitchen with dining area down. built Cape with IH. baths, full models now being Introduced. THAT WA6 ELiPPiNG THE OOUNTRV - trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ Ahearn Defends His Request and built-ins, living room has cy, Realtors, 649-6324. dormer, one-car garage, love­ ADVERTISING Stop ip at our hew showroom fii-eplace and wall to wall car- ______torT M 7!Jii^ ' Spilt. Fireplace, family room. ly wooded Iqt situated in the and sfervloe center at 805 Hart­ WOWf WES, SiRf two-car garage. Exterior needs ExreHSiVE, BUT pet, walk-out basement. 150x NEW LISTINQ — Cape Cod hUls of ToUahd. T. J. tirockett. For Assessor School Funds CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPt / HOURS ford Rd., (Next to Gus’s). ,W E U V^RTH MANOHESTER -!-Just Usted, *‘8,900. H.M. Realtor, 875-6279. I HEAR it’s - rrf 200’ treed lot. $23,600. Wolver- home, 6 rooms, 8 or 4 bed­ At the Board of Select- was first submitted to Cocconl, 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Modem TV Service, 643-2205. ^m acu late 3 or 4-bedroom Frechette. Realtors, 647-9093. Ho t stuff.' rNOW! 9 ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room, 1^ baths, jalousied men’s meeUng recently, Aloy- who approved and signed It, We also, sell Gibson and ^ / REsr. SELLER sun porch, garage, city utili­ Cape, rec room with walk-out _ BOLTON — New. on market. old SH-room Ranch writh complete­ slus Ahearn read a sUtement submitted It to the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Chrysler air-temp air-condi­ MANCHESTER^ Richard Rd., ties, $23,900. Philbrlck Agency basement, tr e ^ and fenced lot tioners. ‘S I D S ^ plus many comfortable extras. Dutch Colonial home, set on ly finished basement, big wood­ intended lo clarify his request recent four-bedroom Colonial. R ectors. 646-4200. nearly an acre wooded lot. ___ . . Democratic Town Committee 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 0 3 9 0 9 9 iC '/V N P^ Formal dining room, fire- Rearonably priced at $25,900. ed lot 150x300', tii^ residential coimtry setUng in area of .Hne neighborhood. Immediate oc­ for reimbursement of expense. Walter Tre.chuk of Carter St. Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4 :S0 p.m. Friday OML*( isA For Sole 70 643-6129. graceful living area. Prime lo­ high 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- °Uier buildings In good shape, i^jom Ranch, large paneled llv ROOM FOR rent, private bath, cation, top quality and imique school, he had to miss (our days Roirues of 'Manchester will pro­ payments of $8.50 each or pay 0131, pond site, 65 peach trees plus ing room, 2 twliMlzod bed­ ® l»t» W NIA. he. Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus. $51 ca.sh. 522-0931 denier garage, close to college, fe­ COVENTRY Furnished 4- BUSINESS zone — Stone build- n e w LIS’TING — Clean 6-room floor plan makes this an out­ of work. Ahearn is a high school vide the music. The public Is room apartment and g^ara^e many other trees. Over $8,000. rooms, eat-in Kitchen, year male teacher preferred. 643- ing consisting of four unit Cape, fireplace in living room, standing offering. Hayes Agen­ teacher in East Hartford. Invltixl. and tickets will be CUSTOM m.'ide draperies, slip 0097 after 5:.30. 742*7811. apartments. Three house trail­ $14,9(X> — Attractive 5-room income on produce per year, ‘round home, new furnace, "Hey, fella, wanna buy some genuine moon dust?" enclosed porch, city utilities, cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han­ double lot. Only $12,500. Keith Earlier In the year, Ahearn available at the door, covers and reupholsterlng. er parking lots. Excellent in­ home 2 bedrooms, dining Price $33,500. Call F. M. Goal was advised by Ray Coc- Bulletin Board MAN WANTED to process cus­ ROCTCVILLE — 3 rooms, all $23,000. Philbrlck Agency Real­ dler, 649-7613. room, hot water baseboard Agency, 643-2682. Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. tomer orders ' in automotive Situations Wanted— Budget terms. Established In come. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ tors, 6^6-4200. coni, chairman of the Board of Ttie regular monthly meeting utilities, $110 monthly; 649- tors, 646-4200. heat, attached garage. Hutch­ warehouse, dxcellent benefits. Female 38 1945. Days, 624-0154 evenings, Apartments— Flats— 8861. Ins Agency, Realtors.'649-6324. VERNON - Speclaf financing ^**KE —lV4-noom W ontod— Rool EstOf* 77 Aasessors, to attend the school of the. Volunteer Fire Dept. Call 289-7906. 849-7590. JUST LIS’TED—S-5 two famljy available. Immaculate 7-room o® approximately one Crash Spills Ahearn said that first seiert- scheduled (or tomorrow has WILL CARE for infant or small Tenements 63 duplex, ceramic baths, large PRICE SLASHED FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, Dutch Colonial city water and $16,500. Philbrlck Agen- FAMILY looking for 2-bedroom man Richard Morra Informed been postponed until Aug. 18. child, my home, day or eve­ Model Hpme Furniture Business Locations Investment Property living rooms, two-car attached ------large ...lot, ..fuU .. cellar. ------Can you sewers. 1% baths, 3 bedrooms. 646-4200. h«««> 1" Manchester area. Call him that It was customary to The Bolton Sporting Club will PRODUCTION LATHE ning. $20. weekly 849-9764. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL SMALL 4 room apartment, sec­ garage, full basement . with BUY TODAY reimburse those attending at meet Thursday at 7:30 at the F ot Rent 64 top this for $19,900. Mitten Dimes Cargo 19 PIECES ond floor, Main St., o v e r ___ For Sole 70-A laundiy hook-ups. Beautiful Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. TOLLAND — Just listedl lm------the rate of $25 per day. lake. AND b a k e ^ at Center, heat Includ- ■ MANCHESTER — Central lo- EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- grounds. Mid 20’s. Wolverton We are offering you a home room, $10,000 do^. 6% per macojlate Custom-Constructed ALL CASH for your property (Conttnned from Page Oas) Ahearn also quoted Section 12------— Situations Wantad— $297 cent mortgage. Many extras. 'Within 24 hours. Avoid red tape ed, $65 per month. 649-6781 or cation 5,000 square feet of family, 4 rooms each apart- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. where you can enjoy living Cape, 6 large rooms, only one 2 of the Connecticut General 5laneheslrr Evening Herald MILUNG HANDS Interior Designer wants reliable 646-0299. Only $31,900. Colli- Wagner year old, 8 bedrooms, IH Instant service. Hayes Agency. N. J., that had been serving as M ale 39 warehouse space, small office, m-ent, built-ino Including air- MANCHESTER at a greajtly reduced price. Lats Far Sale 73 Realty, 643-9088, 876-3306. Statutes, which requires that Bolton siiiiiiiier correspand Machinery building experr- family or newlyweds to accefyt t*rlce reduc­ This reduction in price will baths, fireplace, formal din­ 646-0131 escort. such expenses "shall be paid by enls, Iknig BevIniL tot. 041- HIGH SCHOOL graduate will delivery of complete Model Dls- NEW plush one’ and 2-bedroom parking area, reasonable• • conditioners, 5 years old. An ed. Eight-room Colonial. Ex­ COLUMBIA—31,000 square foot — — lence needed. Apply in per­ terms. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. help offset the high interest Waterfront ing, equipped eat-bi kitchen I 8- TJ»b UB-pound bogs froquerkly the municIpaHty.” 75H. and Dave N o ^ s, tel. S4S- do odd jobs and lawn work, play of Quality Furniture Ju.'it apartments, wall to wall car­ excellent Investment. Wolver­ cellent area. Needs work but wooded lot fronting on Colum­ zone heat,' garage, big beauti­ broke as the men ptefced them son. Overtime available. ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. rates. California style home, 3 bed­ Ahearn said that his request S037. Appointments arranged. 649-3196. removed to warehouses for Pub- pets, dishwasher, appliance.'., price warranto It. Low, low bia Lake. Call Warren E. HoW' rooms, large enclosed porch fully landscaped lot with trees! up, and after 30 minutes (hsy air-conditioning. Starting at land. Realtors, 643-1108. Liberal benefits. ----r ------— . Uc Sale. Modem 3 complete FURNISHED OFFICE 34 UNITS, $80,000. cash over twenties. H.M. Frechette, This immaculate 3-bedroom ^wlth sundeck overlooking lake. Rec room parttally completed. South Windsor .were working anMe-deep in rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 $155 per month. Call Paul W mortgages returns $15,0to. net ______Realtors, 647-6993. split level henne is located Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, This Is truly a beautiful horns dimes. Dogs^— Birds— Pets 41 Dougan Realtor, 649-4636. For rent on Main St. $65. in Woodhill Heights on a COVENTRY — Building lot Moii<>y VL'«*nt to College METRONICS, Inc. pc. Convertible living Room, plus tax shelter.’Call Carriage MANCHESTER—4-4, two fam- 646-4200. In splc and spem condition. An attempt to right ttw truck 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette Security deposit required. professionally landscaped lot with lake privileges, 7 minutes GROOMING all breeds. Har Realty, 643-lUl. from water, $600. Call F .M. Ashing $20,000. C. B. Govang . 93 Pass after It had been partly emptied 640 Hilliard St. $10 down, you may purchase CENTRALLY LOCATED ^ Idea] for re i estate or In­ lly. Best of condition. Fire­ in an area of fine homes. HEBRON —Must sell. Three- Real Estate, Post Road Plaza, was stopped when the weight of mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron surance office. Goal Agency, 643-2682. any room Individually. Im­ room apartment, stove, refrig­ place In each apartment, Such extras as wall to wall bedroom Ranch, modern kitch­ Route 30, Vernon, 643-0674, 872- ttie coins began to bend the Medicare Survey Shows Manchester, Conn. Rd., Boltor,. 643-5427 erator, $100 monthly. Call 649- stov^ and refrigerator. Re­ mediate delivery or free 643-9678 carpeting, alr-conditloning, COVENTRY — Building lot In en with built-ins, 2 full baths, 4165. Swim Tests frame at the trailer. Another TWO KI’TTENS looking for storage. 4416. Land For Sola 71 cent wiring and plumbing. custom drapes and 2 full CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ Call early. Mid 20’s. Wolver­ excellent neighborhood with fireplace, first floor family goilTO The Recreation Department Heart Experts Paid Most good home. Call 649-6480 after CAP & (3CP Charge Plans LOOKING for anything In. real SMALL S’TORE near 100 per MANCHESTER —Over 30,000 baths add to the many artesian well and septic sys­ room------vaor fourthax^asav.. bedroom,^wxasvwsis. „ as_. ^ j az-. - rGmalndftr ot monGv- ance man, nights. Apply Holl- 6 :30 anytime weekends. Also, our own Instant Credit ton Agency, 649-2813. amenities. For an appoint­ partially finished recreation n»lble. «te. deacrlW this 6- has announced that 03 young- ..^.^urned truck was .:day Lanes, 36 Spencer St., estate rentals — apartments, cent Main Street location. Ap­ square feet of business I land _ tem. Will consider financing. WASHINGTON (AP) Two A spokesmen (or Ihe treasur- Plan homes, multiple dwellings, no ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street. on main road, house on prop- JUST LISTED—6-room Ranch, ment to Inspect call Doris $4,000. Call F. M. Goal Agency, room with walk-out basement, ■tc« la*t week passed swim- en route from the Federal Re- famous Houston heart surgeons, office at the Baylor medical Manchester. AKC Collies, exceptionally Smith, 649-2519. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate erty. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ three bedrooms, with eat - in 643-2682. well landscaped \ acre lot. ^ in ^ to an beautiful, healthy, sturdy, DISCOUNT FURNITURE FOR RENT or sale-461 Main Dr. Michael E. DeBakey and sable and white. 668-4210. associates, Inc., 643-6129. tors, 646-4200. kitchen, carpeted bath, de­ Assumable mortgage. Owners 3 finished rooms, plus garage. '««»°ns given this summer ______...... (or operations by DeBakey and WAREHOUSE Street. Building and lot next tached 2-car garage, full base­ JARVIS REALTY CO. HIGHLAND Park Area — Large anxious. $24,900. Philbrlck Dr. Denton A, ( ooley, each re- ^ MALE HELP WANTED REGISTERED AKC, smaU NOW 2 BIO LOCATIONS CLEAN, centrally located 3- to Post Office Excellent loca­ ment, 100 x 200’ private lot. lot, could be divided into two Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. jmltable for n u ^ ‘‘‘ Veteran's Memorial Park. ^ Morrisvllllr P« . ‘-®»ved about $200,000 in Modi though part of It waa paid to ths If owner occupied. Must be The second session will begin rrSm ir i _< w white miniature poodles, 3580 Main St. Hartford room apartment, appliances, tion for-any use. 646-2426 from Oamer anxious. $21,900. Wol­ Realtors MLS Insurers building lots. City util(ties. $10,- two phyalclana under a fee a r­ 622-7249 9 to 6 p.m. Houses F/>r Sgle 72 VERNON — New Listing. seen. Wolverton Agency Real- Thuiadav ' J P«y'»«n‘® '«*» y®«r. rank grandfather champion $00. heat and' hot,water. Apply 2 verton Agency, Realtors, 649- 000. Ask for Mr. Philbrigk, tors 64^2818 . 44, at TrenCon, wafa Ujilad In jng them appiirently the rangement with the school. He stock room worker wanted. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) Pearl St. 283 E. Center St., 643-1121 Large new Ranch. Three twin- Will act In capacity of as­ 426-4460. FTVE—room suite of front Main SDC-ROOM Ranch, garage, 2813. Philbrlck Agency. Realtors. would not give olhei- details. 176 Pine St. Mnnchasie/ 646-4200. sized bedrooms, built-in kltch- cOVENTR^ ------Tiz; JT’* ''lghe.t paid doctor, in the n» sistant manager. No pre­ St. offices, 100 percent loca­ three -- bedrooms, NEW raised swimming ability levels are Memorial HoopKal. Both had lion under the government pro- Cooley, 48 was a member of 646-2332 FOUR ROOM first floor flat, Well landscaped. ^ x c S t l ^ MANCHESTER - Six - room err, formal dining room, large vious stock room experience security deposit ondi rental Ranch. Trees. Assumable 7 begimiers, advanced begtruiers, facial cuts and brutses gram. ihe Baylor faculty until he re- requlr^. Will train. Ex­ CUTE little kittens need a good dorm er Norman’s Fum tion near banks, air-condition­ Colonial overlooking Center HIGH TREED lot in AA zoned living rooijn with fireplace, two per cent mortgage. Only $164. Intermediates, swimmers and The cause of the 3 p.m. szx'l- Warehouse agreement. $140 per month. ed, automatic fire sprinkler. cation. Assumable 6^ per cent MANCHESTER —Large Split. area. Executive and profes­ A special Investigation now sltror'l thU spring after a con- cellent salary and fringe home, trained. Free. 649-0236. mortgage. Mid ,20’s. Owner. Park. 1% baths, two-car baths, two-car garage. *LArge monthly. Pasek Realtors, 280- lifesaving. American Red CroM dent was traced to a defective trovrniy over the use of a total­ benefits. For additional In­ at cornel' of Pine & Forest St..s) Earl Everett Real Estate, 646- Apply Marlow's, 887 Main St garage, large rooms. Immedi­ Two baths, fireplace, garage. MISS sional neighborhood. Over H lot. A rea'i beauty for $32,(XK). underwny has found no ,lndU-n- 643-2666. 7476, 742-8248. techniques are used to teach steering arm. ly rnechanlral heart on a human formation contact the Per­ FOR SALE — affectionate 3- Mon.-Frl. 0-9. Sat. 9-6 0191. ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ Excellent location. Wall to acre of prime land. Mr. Coe, H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- lion of liregularlty In the pay­ BOLTON — Manchester town wall carpeting. Clean hornet ------swimming and the following ------ments, which Involved hunilred* ixillent. He la head of the Texas sonnel Dept., Manchester year-old Bassett Hound. Call COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First cy, 646-0131. Belflore Agency 647-1413. 9993. VERNON — Neat 6-room youngsters may pick up their Memorial Hospital 643- after 6, 646-4456. CLEAN USED refrigerators ELEGANT and young, 5-room line, Rt, 6 and 44-A, large H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- of difficult heart and blood ves Institute and ts chief of floor consists of large living Ranch with formal din- certlflcates at the park this P |i|)||(. R eco rfl^ 1141, E x t 243. ranges automatic washers f'rst floor apartment, 3 bea- frontage with building. Ideal JUST LISTED 9993. FOR THE discriminating buy­ Ing room, 3 bedrooms, fire­ eel operations. cardiovascular surgery at two RETRIF.VER puppies y* Uib- rot>ms, all wall to wall carpet­ for garden center, roadside room with' fireplace, dining WDGk * with guarantees. Sec them at Large 3-bedroom Ranch, er, we have Just listed a cen­ place, basement garage. A Warrantee Deeds Inveatlgators aatd the pay- Ho'iston hospitals rador, 'A golden, $20-$25. 033- B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 64U ing, stove, refrigerator, dlsih- business, retail outlet, etc. 643- room, mMem kitchen with MANCHESTER —Custom 8- Out of lawn Beginners: Warren Walsh, / bullt-ins, den, large family Parklike yard. Bower’s ter chimney, authentic Co­ teniflc value at $21,600. Call Helen Barrett lo D.8.J.8 mento went mainly Into a fund DeBakey. 80. U chief of car- 4121. Main St. Call 643-2171 wiLsher, screened porch, base­ 2880. room Split, 2 baths, 2-car ga- 75 Pamela BrancaU, Kevin Dona' ^ Centar Baylor College of MedI- dtovaacular surgery at a third room, plus finished rec room school district, air-condi­ raige, built-in kitchen. Beauti­ Far Sale lonial Cape nestled In the hills Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co. B. MANAGER-Tralneo for health ment, enclosed rear yard, $226. of Glastonbury In a pic­ hue. Laura Oagnan, Mary . property on cine In Houston, rather than to Houston hospital He was the and beauty aide department. ^ ANYONE give 2 cats a LIVING ROOM couch and 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, in basement. Second floor has tioned, appliances, many ex­ ful near acre wooded lot with VERNON — Four - bedroom Realtors, e48-lUl. monthly. References, security tras. Assumable 6%% turesque setting in a prestige ______Clark. Kevin Zeith, Mike Ryan. the doctors [Mirsunally. first [ihyalHan to Introduce the Opportunity for advancement home? Ownens moved and no chair, beige mixed with gold, required, Mr. Frechette, H. M. $130, Includes heat, 646-2426, 4 bedrooms. On one acre privacy and brook. Hayes Colonial plu-s family room, NORTH Coventry, $127 pays as- Michelle Manglne, C hrto^e ^ to pets allowed^ 646-0369. very good condition, $00. Two 9-5. woc/ded lot with 2-car attached mortgage. Agency, 646-0131. neighborhood. For appoint­ Cooley has performed 20 hu *“« synthetic tubes to rspUcs for ambitious man In rapidly, Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. living room, flrep’ace, formal ment call Philbrlck Agency, sumable VA mortgage. Lovely. Whalen, Mathina MldUm, Ray ^ N ^ ® t t . man heart trsnsplanto, more bkxxl vessels damaged by bsl- growing company. Excellent formica step end tables, excel­ gat’age. Adjoining land may be PALMER REALTY dining room, kitchen with 5V4 room Ranch, 8 ysare old. Gulmond, Pamela Jo Ho«, 82 Shall^brook Lane. MAIN ST., comer office, 3 MANCHESTER — Immediate 646-4200. conveyance tax $6.60, than any other surgeon In the looning. or aneurysms In 1962. working conditions Including lent, $20. each. Reclining Icuth- FOUR ROOM apartment. Required. $38,900. Philbrlck 643-6321. bulH-lns, garage. Only $32,900. Acre lot. y^ullt-ins. Only $21,- Christine Martin,- Gilbert Cote, world, I)® became (hs first to use an sr- Articles For Solo rooms and lavatory. House & Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. occupancy. Ten-room older Marriage l i r swase Major Medical program, paid or chair, green, excellent, $66. bedrooms, 101 Oak St., first Hale Bldg. Call 043-2667. MANCHESTER —Centrally lo­ H.M. Frechette, Resiltors. 647- VERNON — Redecorated 7- 600. Call' now. Psaek Realtors, Greg Daugherty, Jo Ann Tylut- Deliskey, the first [ihyslrlan unofsl heart pump lo bypass floor, 289-0471. home, family kitchen, hot wa­ 9993. room Split level, 90x200 lot. kl, Linda LaOapricIa, Sharon Philip Anthony Paacatore, holidays, pension plan. Salary f i r e AND police radlo-recelv- "■«3-6727. $26,500. — Five-bedroom Colo­ cated 5-unlt Income property. ter heat, aluminum siding, 2- 289-747$, 742-8248. to uss ah sritncisl hsart pump ‘h® o'"*" chamber of the heart open. f"4n1l Call OAn 649-2836, HOOK Mr.IkiTa* Mor * VERNON — Brand new 'jfflce Ideal for In-law situation. Sub­ Wolk and Lorie Webster. Somerrille. Mass., and Jacque' or, $35. AC 110-120 or DC 12V .30 LOCUST St. First floor. 4 nial, 2 full colored tiled baths, Vacancies never a problem. car garage, 2V4 acres. Char- SOUTH WINDSOR — 9-room on a human, has performed II ■'“1 allow It to hesi Itself, reale for Iqtervlow. space available at 30 LA- stantial cash or owner assist­ BOLTON —Charming 8-room Atoo. John Crtsco, Cheryl '‘"® car. 646-4622. GAS RANGE, like new. Inter- rooms, $135. Security. 646-2426, family room, 2-car garage, Im­ Excellent Investment. Mid 40’s. Bon Agency, 643-0688. Raised Ranch, 2% baths, 2- center chimney Cape. Im­ transplant operattons. The two doctors collaboratsd 9-5. Fayette Square. Rent includes mediate occupancy. Meyer Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ed financing. Will assume Pane. Cynthia Ryan. Patricia Wsshington orflclsls os4d none In 1062 In developing a haart- AVAILABLE Immediately e.stcid, call 0I1I-I2:i3 jifter 5:30, heat, air-conditioning, wajl to car garage, treed lot. Mid 30’s. present 56» per cent mortgage. maculate four bedrooms, 2% .i- t ■, lu e^iwaru jmmmm ivenos, sou # - . . ’ . Agency, Realtor, 643-0600. 649-2813. MANCHESTER — Six - room Braithwaite Agency. 649-4593. Novak. D«mla Benda. Larry . ®<**'*!^ «®»'°®' »« MEAT CUTTERS Volkswagen Karmann Ghln, 140 OAKLAND ST. — Two wall carpeting and dra^iies. Cape with garage, beamed $154.61 monthly. Bel Air Real baths, beautifully landscaped. Keefe, Billy Drackenburg. Pe- Sproce Sl„ and Blanch. Mi««. FRIGIDAIRl'l electric stove, Shade and fruit trees, stone , „ . ______i - - •- Bruno. 48 Bunce Dr. has gone lor transplants, at- lutlonise open heart surgery convertible parts, 40 h.p. en­ wing back chair, .‘•’lair carpet­ rooms, heat and appliances. Will aub-dlvlde. Call S’^-OSZs, MANCHESTER 3-famlly, In MANCHESTER — 7 ROOM ceiling and fireplace In living TOLLAND —Hideaway In Tol­ Estate. Vincent A, Bogglni, „ o 1. . ter Caputo, Michael Bergtiuto, though one patient receiving The taymenls to Ihe two doc- gine rebuilt, 1200 miles, ex­ $85. Security. 040-2426 from 9-5 weekdays. excellent condition, on large Cape, large U'ving room, Realtor. 643-9332. walls. Select neighborhood. ______John Robert Vlrr, Hartford Openings now available, for ing, like new. Call 610-3482. room. Nice secluded yard. On land Woods. Large custom Minutes to new Route 6. Louis Steven LaFrance and Marilyn X I _>x wi • a- __ government disability paymenta tors were rechecked this year experienced meat cutters cellent condition, transmission, p.m. treed lot, con'venlenit to bus formal dining room, flreiplace, bus line. Owner transferred LaPrance. and Ingrid n sIs S w a ^ , 874 whw, lhs4r nam s. ritoWrtJ up on MAIN ST. 4 rooms, all or built -peeled log house on 7 g ^ 3-j- HARTFORD - $18,200. Dlmock Realty, 640-0628. in our Hartford area stores. door glass, windshield, radio, FIVE ROOMS of fumiture for and shopping. Income over $5,- garage, treed lot, convenient and anxious. Assumable mort- acres. Trout brook, 2 fire­ Advanced Beginners: Teresa * " " • • n*w hsart the list of top reclpfento of Modi Company offers, excellent wheels and frame. 049-5833. LOOKING for nn apartment? rent individually, heat and elec­ 500. per year. Philbrlck Agen­ location, $26,600. PWlbrick Five-room Ranch, hot water uel lailheran Church. Hale, includes automatic wash­ tricity provided. Oqntaot Mr. garage, PIT , $136. H.M., Fre­ places, sauna bath.' Reason­ heat, basement, large trees, TOLLAND, $4,600 down buys Doucet, Joaiuve'^'Llbbey. Brian Umclsl Medicare records list' rare payments mads .through working condlitons, good Have many to choose from, cy, Realtor, 646-4200. Agency, 646-4200. ed $202,860 In payments tor Blue Cross In Texas. Ths Inour- BELL & HOWELL fully auto­ er, Hotjwint ri'frigerator, 30" $146. up. Raul W. Dougan Real­ Frechette, H. M/ Frechette, chette, Realtors, 647-9993. ably priced at $46,500. T. J. near school, bus line. Hutch­ this real sharp SH-room Ranch, Bednaresyk, David Birden, wages and on excellent frc*> electric stove, l«" console Crockett, Realtor, 876-6270. fireplace, built - Ins, bay Oene Keene, Gary Cowper- DeBsksy last year once organisation. whSeh has benefit program. Including matic 8 mm. Model 306G mo­ tor, 640-4536. Realtors, 647-99931 CAPE — Modem kitchen,' liv­ MANCHESTER —Price reduc- MANCHESTER — 5 - room ins Agency, Realtors, ><49-5324. Girl Scouts Sue health and accident Insur­ vie projector, camel’a, black ami white TV, maple ed on this spadous 4-bedroom, wlndow, acre treed lot, break- thwalte, Scott Waters, Pstsr This Is ths highest sum for been handling ths Invastigatlon. dining room set and hutch, 118 Main St. Three-room apart- ing room 'With raised hearth Ranch, aluminum siding, ga- WHEN BUYING fast bar, freshly psOnted. Only, Thrall, Stephen Thrall, Susan NEW YORK (API T h e Ofri phy®*®*®® made public to .has found no Irregularity, offl- ance life Insurance and screen, si)ot lights, never used, fireplace, formal dining room, center entrance Colonial In pension plan. For personal nuiple kltClu'n ,s<'t, IxKlroom inent. Heat, hot water, and ap- Houses For Rent 65 rage, immediate occupancy. Afghan Tunic $22,000. Colll-Wagner Realty, Butler. Steven Daugtieriy. Bu- gcouU of America Is sultw a ‘’®‘® ‘‘“’oughoul the natton riels here esld. death In family. 640-3981. t three bedrooms, walk-out base­ preferred location, convenient Only $17,900. c:har-Bon Agen­ Interview, please contac*t furniture, cook-out grill, picnic pllance.s, $125. Security, adtill.s. to schools, stores and Back-Wrap 643-0068, 875-8806. san Donlln, Jsff Donlln poster company tor $1 mlitton r. Cooley. They furnished, country atmoe- rage. Beautifully treed acre churches. Assumable mort­ BOLTON - Vacant SpUt-Lsvsl. ^ portr^rthC * prsftnant OIrl This also topped ths previous are not cheating tha govern- HOMEMADE stuffed, iinlnials • —♦ Three bedrooms. Ilrsplace, ga- Also. Paul ZagtrrskL iftch ^ fcout aiongsfds the motto "Be 9” to 12", 50c. 047-0613. MANCHESTER — One - b ^ - pihere, $30/ veekly. 742/.8iei. lot. $24,900. PhUbrlck Agency, gage, owners anxious for quick MANCHESTER—Immaculate 4 knoarn high A Medlrara report menl," aatd a rongreestonat In­ and 4 duplex. Near bus line Musical Instruments 53 roonv garden type apartment, Realtors, 646-4200. sale. Philbrlck Agency, Real- rage. 1V4 acre lot. Price only " tent to (tongrsns aarller this veatlgator. wtx> Ui famiHar with FIRST NATIONAL and shopping. Two heating $21,900. H.M. Frechette, Real- Barbara Tlr.ll, Allen. m . federal court dsm oga suit HANNAH'S husband Hector private entrance, ranch type, tors, 646-4200. YOUR HOME year but compiled before II Ojut of low n ONE-YEAR old Ranch, ndee tors 647-0003 "^®y E>t®®® O'Brien, Ste- MondSky against Paraonall- both rases STORES, Inc. hates hard work so he cleans "LITZER coiwo'e wiilmit $146. per month. Available Im­ systems', separate driveways. records were conipMs had list­ piano, beautiful condition In- ^ 5 sized fireplaccd living room, FOUR-ROOM Ranch. Floor to Excellent value at $22,000. _ ' - ______ven Whalen, Usa Whalen. Jo- ty i»Mtors Monteboturing Oo . DeHskey's payments for IMO 50 Kano St., West Hartford, the rugs with Blue Lustre. mediately. I’aul W. Dougiui, For Rent ed ths highest annual psymsnt -Hldc and out. For more infor- 15x15 master bedroom, one ceiling stone flreplac e. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. SIZES WILLIMANTIC, 7 room houoe, seph Hebert. Thomaa Hebert. i,« New York, the Olri may top lost year's totals. Msdl- Conn, or 269 Ellington Rd., East Rent electric shaiupooer, $1. Realtor. 649-4535. MAKE SURE rate ■( $111,000 to a Florida phy- Olcotl Variety Store. )imtU>n iNlU 643-2354. acre tot, garage, rte r porch. Beamed celling, paneled walls, like .new throughout. Nice to- Robert Kelly, Richard Whalen, Scouts claimed the poster was s care records show 4S» opora- Hartford. ROCI^'VlLLE — 4 rooms with Asking $29,900. Keith Agency, attached oversized garage, MANCHESTER cation, steam heat, low taxes, James Ncstoruk and Tammy "wanSon arvd rrteltcloua dsdsma- Mclsn sventuslly l«J»ntlSed a . performed in the firrt part NEW ONE and two-bedroom de . , , , , Dr Morry B Fox, a MUml os- ^ SlMlEENED loam, proce-ssed luxe garden type apnrtmenu 649-2871. 046-4126, 649-1922. porch. $16,9(X). Hayes Agency, 9 ROOMS!!!* 3-car fa r a fc , 28 Chettmit Bt. C^hapman. tlon ot the soputo.’ Wanted— To Buy SB 648-0131.. gravel, gravel, land, stone, available now. Call Paul a VER GALL A Must be seen. $16,000. Call Intermediate: Mary Oberg, . 121# OIrl Scouts charged tlw "TT^key said the payments «< ‘h** already approach- - 4-room heated MANCHESTER — Two-story If you need room, this 9- owner. 1-423-1100. Linda Ofsteln. Ronald Jodire. fill. George H. Grlfflng Ino WANTED W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-41 apartment. BEAUTIFUL Split Level, as­ Linda oistein. tvonaio full color poeter of a amlMng girl .v.red ' mwralUme Mrtormedoerformed «'*H«k®y sahl he . ouldn t ver Andever 742-7880. Antique furniture Call 742- home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, room Cape has plenty to Salesmen W anted 36me In lovely country in basement. Nicely treed Swim Like A Fish? p^*r"'L^*.re tended to Impute unchotety and whole range of cardtovascuUr "umber of ihffereni hospitals, for experienced real estate stone, fill, manure, pool and Olympic pool, cailldren accept­ price $23,600. Call on this one. Bwlmmera: l^aura Keofe, atmo.sphcre with garage and JUST listed 6-room Colonial Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- lot, d ty utilities and side­ m We've got ths place! 16 X mrjral turpUudW to m em bera' ' operations and open heart aur However, he aabl the money broker or salesman who patio sand. Call 643-9504. WANTED ANTIQUES, \ised ed. 872-0872 or 525-OmM. bam. References, $250. 876- walks. School nearby. Low 32 f t long, 7H ft deep, Kevin French, Brian Cowee, rurthsr, the suit said, the pos- u,e most complicated and ">»•"< to t ” there, and his desires to affiliate with a featuring country, size kitchen, CSSO. -\ 6148. 30s. J. Florence. tn-ground pool. Plus a 7- Tom Gravelle, Steve Jurtsh. ter was designed to destroy the dj, rnost difficult type of opera- '• cherking now to make ' progressive organization offer­ TOBACCO cloth for sale, suit­ fumiture, partial or complete THREE BEDROOM towji- IH baths, ') garage, private e.Hlatos. Gall 11.33.231H) days. OW- treed yard. Low 20's. Keith NEW LISTING —7-room Cape, room, front to bock SpUl. Pat McOulness, Mike Bentley, sMoctatlon of Olri Brout alihe tlons 'V ...... - ■ore It did ing full facilities of u realtor. able for lawns, bushes, trees house apartment Includes utili­ VERNON — 4-room apartment 3 bedrooms, Uvtiig room and grass. 872-6587, Route SO, IHIOI after 7 p.m Agency 646-4126, 649-1922. wlth full shed dormer, large B . W William Bllllg, David Dutton, with "truUi. helpfulness, friend- Mteltcare records show that cley was In aurgery Mon We offer you your own desk, ties. appliances. parking, with garage, quiet residential with cathedral ’' caUlnl;,' Bob Gark, Janet Nrsteruk, - Rockville.' private bn.soment and patio. living room with fireplace, for- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ■J'\ llneoe and kIraWd vtrtuee r>«B«key was paid for 442 oper >iay atxi rouUln'l be reached tor and n chance to develop at liOUSEHOLI' lots — Antiques nelg'aborhood. References. JUST LISTED - Three-bed­ large kitchen, oven and Debbie Keefe and Bcott Hor«- I oOimant yoUr own pace. Excellent com­ Call J.D. Real Estate Asso­ mal dining room, recreation Manchester Parkade range, city water. Mid ®ft>ong glrto ' stions last year aivd Cooley (or bric-a-brac. clocks, frames, $125. 875-6148. room Ran'ih with fireplace, fleld 'nie Beouta. a 87-year-oM or- «0S Ms'llcarv roojrda ehow l>e- mission arrangement with gla.Mswnre. We buy estates, Vll- ciates, 643-5120, room, 1 ^ baths, enclosed rear' _ Manchester 649-5306 80s. J. Florence. 640^5806 ANVriNE , TO FINISH 4 cathedral celling, two-car ga­ Junior and Senior IJfesavIng ganlaaUon of 1 7 mtllion girts DeBakey said all the Medt- llakry a total btlllnga under the good earning potential. For nn lot, $29,900. 6H -R O O krC A PE~T '^ntohed, Linda Lsvack.' Jay Ferguson. lage Peddler. '‘20 .35 M/MN ST., 2 ixtoTiis. heat and' Resort Property rage. Situated on a wooded from 7 to 17. also oought an lr> cars paymenta were meant to l>rogram last year amounted lo appointment to discuss this MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF Uikf St.. Bollon, 649-3247 two-acre lot. Large sundeck off Realtors, fireplace, aluminum siding, lot B (Se W Jill Ferguson. Gerard Bertrand opening, call Mr. Werbner, V electricity. $85. monthly. GUI Junction aftalfail further produr- go Into the general fund ot the llsj 124 Hut after nairmal de- For Rent 67 the kitchen. $23,900. Philbrlck , ______76x188. By appointment only. BARIWWS ^ Co John Fldler J r ff r y Ne.terufc ^ oonftae. Haytor CoUeg. of Mwllclne He tk>na (or tha port paid by tha Jarvis Realty Co., 643-1121. $9.80 ON 1068 SEWING MA­ 649-2865 before 5 p.m. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. CUSTOM built brick homc.Slx ^^^381.______CROCHET tlon of those already printed la president of Um acixwl (MfttitfiU tt/uj by co-tn- Rooms W ithout Board 59 ^ e h a v e tenants waiung for Manchaatar 640-5506 CHINES. 649-5070. large rooms, fireplace, garage. $15,500. SMALL 3 bedroom Daniel Ctowee. Ux Johnaon. Jim stirsnov. thr'UiCA) comlfiK out of your apartment or house. Call Put your speed boat in. and BIARN e x t r a Income with Donlln end Neal Mackey n iE THOMI'SDN House — Col * ' patio, trees. Highland Park COVENTRY — Reotored 8- rUTHl# Wtttf )U4( UIKlor Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- g.i Water skiing too Or Just this 3-(amlly home In Vernon Ranch. Garage, full cellar, oil (age .St. centrally located, large School. Only $24,900. Hutchins baseboard heat. ■'■Pasek Real­ SIZES rooro. 4-badroom Colonial. 8 I3*>3.rjoo SALESMAN FOR plen.snntly furnished rooms, 4536. IiLxury In the sun. Mitten Real­ fully occupied and a good Agency. Realtors. 649-5324. Maaciareter Evening HeeaM < *t0ilwy • Medicare billings YOll SAVED and slaved for ty, Realtors, 643-6930. equity builder. Only “on tors, 289-7475, 742-8243. r r flreplacss. original wide floor KooUi Windsor correepondenl. Russian Black Market wall to wall carpet. Keep it parking. Call 649-23.38 for over WE HAVE customers waiting O N E C A U boards. 2-car garage. 7 acres w are 4272 MO. w ith hutt over right and permanent guest Wolverton Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER — Truly Im- A Carol Meullan. M . 644-87U. |IM OIXi paid by the federal gov- CONTACT WORK new with Blue Lustre. Rent (or the rental of your apart­ Bel Air Real Estate. VtneanI electric ahainpoocr, $1, Tlie rates Wontod lo Root 68 649-2813. maculate 5-room Chpe, full 1CH2 ' A Bogglni Realtor. 643-0232 arnment after the teme deduc- ment or home, J.D. Real Es­ dormer, front-to-back Hiring D O E S rr A Hits Peak in Summer Sherwin-Williams Co. tate Aseoclates. Inc., 643-5129 UfifW* Needed by credit firm to ROO.M for rent, gcntli'inan on- TWO OR TITOEE bedroom ALTON STREE7T — Eight-room room, m baths, enclosed (rtildft .Mrir'e Viait (raaitinaed from Page One) help establish new accounts. KEEP CARPET cleaning prob-. !^' location, free park- apartment or house. Call 828- home with “In-law" apartment porch, oversized garage, deep i TERESA ) doubts or tripla the publlafier'a $150 weekly guarantee to 2324. In center of Town. Three bed­ lot. Immediate occupancy. Low 8289 Fonm For Solo 74 MILWAUKEE. Wla. (AP) ■- highly apectallaed In auch com price ...... ■"»' 5415 \ Mri Ootda Melr. prims mints- merrlal lerma aa buy sell RtMitl DrUy FVarril man meeting our require­ wall to wall. Rent eleotrio Pumishod rooms up (sunporch could be aO’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ ( APARTMENTS ^ lO'v Even Ihe New York Review of ROOM In private home wanted. a fourth and the bath; down tar of Israel, may Include Mil- "how much " and "too much " ments. Write Manager, tors, 649-2813. bo Bex ' an be obtained If on» hoa HARTFORD lAP) Comple­ Box 4117, Cleveland, Ohio, Bhampoorr. $1. Paul's Paint St FURNISHED i-o»m\ (or gcnllc- Apartments 63-A Employe Garcia Ski Corp. 1 ^ O Main Strtaf ^ Kajiily crocheted afirhan I860 (20LOHIAL with 80 acres. Wallpaper Supply, there are five rooms, living wBukee her childhood home, on Ho flgurta are available on good connectkaw with the*e W tion of Intsreute Highway M 44123. man. all eonvenlem-tvs. imrk- " Industrial Drive, Tolland, 872- room, dtnlng, modem kitchen, BUCKLEY School — Cape. 8 squares in brijrhl colors The nv^rtt comfortable Call CZamage Realty. 643-1111 the Hat of UB rittea Mie hopoa the volume of trade that move# aovahchlkl ' Ihe untransUftable west of Hartford could be de- ing. near bu.s hne. I’lea.se urnl-shed efflelen- 0691 Ext. 7. \ 1 NOW RENTING J are quickly net tojfether dre.v,a in your wardrobe ■Uftab \ V \ \ BEAUTIEtIL dark wtxxl Hoff^ \rta«8ow' "V \ , cy aiHirtment. Apply Marlow's, . ...______' _____ lavatory. laundry room and. In rooms. 4 bedrooms, 2 full 42 OFFICES to form these charming . . . It wj-ap* to the back to Walt tn Sfptembar through this dlaorgantzad und« aUng name for the IHegal oper Uiyed until next year tf the •V man console color TV\f/Vl, used' \ ' 867 Main^^aln St.. Manchester.Mnneh.;.f«r ' ----'= ...., the rear, additional living bathk, formal dining roonl\ 1 and 2rbedrDam d elu x e'^ tunics for mother and ft ease in donning and TItxhak Laor. Information ground supply aarwee but U la aiocb---- ^rike of Iron workera continusa vei-y llctle. 2 years, exeelleiU CENTRAL, clean \nMm Business Property room and bedroom. Full base­ modern kitchen, living room o p ^ m eo to frean $155 per if daughter, big ind-little lakii^g off! No. 8289 with W onted— Bool fstoto 77 consul for tha laraal Consulate cerialnly oUbslanUal Oftgn the triandly young Rua rnul^h longed, a Highway De- \ ATTTlACrriVK. i-room fumlsti- sister*. K-o. .’'ejlo ha* cro­ r»tete m»m t\ 6te bft '.A .. condli-'oiv, too largT for new gentleman, .seimrale entrance F o r S d o ment throughout. New gas with fireplace, full shed dorm­ mooth.^ Featuring all ttie-^ 77 SALESfCOKE PHoTo-rit It* la in .S'gV' ■c-tiraic' e-.-.. uo... - -...... - - • —. ------•■— -Un who aplproachas a tourist parlment apokdaman'said Mon- ' ihI. heated, apartment. loirge 70 ( chet dire.‘tior* for miza Sizes lO’i to 24*v. bu« Holp Wemtod— apartment, $300. Gill 649 1491 and bathnxim, [Miking. Call heat, new (Itumblng, wir­ er, . basement completely **^*i^!° J day Milwaukee la Mih Matris paascs through Moscow without * » „u only to chang^ monay. of day ckvset.H, Private entrances. 391 CENTER Street, an eight ings etc. This home Is In ex­ modsm oonvenlenceai JJ aize.a 8-18; girl'* *iiea '2- 33 to 47. Size 12'». 85 M ato or Fomolo 37 ^between 9 a.m. • 2 p.m, 649-4256. nniahsd off with heat, breeze- 12 yexra \ butt . . . yards of 43- a Home Iter p rw i^ e m e ^ priority aft,er Washington, encouzttertng an eager buyer : fering five rubles to the dollar The opening of the toot two I’arktiv: Adult.s. No pets. 643- room home with 2-car garage ceptional condition. Aluminum ( MANCHESTER tew ' *“ “” *** ***^' '**•• ®“<1 ^ Angeles " Foreign newopspera can tm or abotit 000 per c«nl above the sectlona of the superhlgbway way, 2-car garage, new alumi­ ^ Roymowd F. ond o a s sat la teas rho tells elthar was Kbadulad for this tall, Windsor. Apply now (or Sep­ gun; stereo albums: lee ly located, private entrance, 4'a ROOM DUPLK.X, ti.j bath-s. verted for professional or com­ pancy. Sensibly priced under Dex'viopers and Owners •Bnwtt, MsseGoWf o r AftEBirAS. b'EW VOBK BveategBtUntd. UM AVC prompt courioous aarricr 'he' ‘o riiy ‘'X **r ani worth 10 rublea a copy The ru- ends up wuh plenty of extra ru- Memban of tha International tember. G o ^ pay. Leslie Col- skates; medium .size .s|k)i ;s ,. ample parking. 649-5271. I Ideal (or young singles, male mercial occupancy. Robert J. thirty thousand dollars. T, J. SCOTTISH Castle — ten rooms, Model Open Dally, 1-5 yt.T. IMte hne, 1224 SulUvan Ave.. Wap- or female, $185.. J, p. Real ftM Baon. isataai wm Z» o r AWbUi1C At. Stew TOBR. gets results Call Louts Dlmock George Grabln of tubur- bl# Is $1 n si the offUrtai ax- bles or plenty of trouble Expui- AaaoetaUon ot Bridge, Btnictur- Jackets, white formal Jiicket 8mit.h. Inc., 963 Main Street. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. on 45 acres of land, p.m. Or By AppolntnMBg iO A M ) OF C6N aaa ttyta Baonar. JIT ----- Raalty 640-M13 Bayrtde. who delivered an change rate. slon could follow. For Ihe Rue- al’ and OnaUhiMal Iron Work- .ping, 644-1467. 1.ARGE. pleiusiuit fo^n for mid- Estate. Atsoc. 643-5129, • / » and rants. Gieap. 429-0337. 449-5241 y / ingly restored iTth ^ t u r y f / . Rentoda 1 ^ Send 50» today for the cmt. ttFU RMw mt t o inwtation from Mayor Heftry, It ta common to (tod banned elan money changers there Is a era throughout tha stats have ille-agerl geqtlemah, private ■A MANCHE^ER —Custom built former Grist mlU. Waterwheel hirnlslH'd 3 iHxvm MANCHESTER —' /prime re- new 'Cl* Fall and Wintfr S^nd ^rtr» for a copy WANTED —Farm or old houro Mater to Mr# Melr to Israel in books In tha apartments of Maw special law pcovtdtog Imprison- been on strike tor mors »Ken STUDENTS Regulate your ALUMINUM sheets used as entrance luxl ixirking. 643-4248' 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, that generates your own elec­ REALTOItS. INC. ALBUM' own hours while promoting a printing plates, .009 thick, 23x uiMriment, new .-rtove and re- tall location for. sale. Large >PAUL W. DOUGAN^ of the '69 Fall ft Winter arlth land where we could keep May cow's tetellactuala, authors men! lor three to eight ysara. a month, and last Friday ro- disposal/ ■ dishwasher, two-flre- tricity, picturesque wdterfall, e6vw8 aaaaa . . . Teeaie Baxic fAjKioN. new product on fcommlsslon 36 ", 26 cents each or 6 for $1. frtgerutor./aUr./al utlHtlea incluiled building, alr-conditioned, plen­ (T 649.4S35 anytiw a few homes for own uoe Barn The prime minister has a ranging from Henry Millar to but those caught operating on a Jacted the contractors’ otter ot pUcqs, . IH baths, double ga­ with water righto. For further desirable tait not steentlal slate vlaJI scheduled to Wartt- Bvetlana AUltuyara AU have "large scale" can get the death $10 68 an hour at Iba «««d ot a basis. Telephone 246-4697. 643-2711. in weeklyy rent. no. pels. Call ty parking. Call H, M. Fre­ rage. Hutchins Agency, R i^ •SaTftzatJrCeaa. teudeat. Read Ilt^raltl *\ds 643-2226 evenings. information call PhUbrlck 6IM . . . tec a aaarf Call OtB-UOt togion Bs{«: 2B-26 been purchased at probably penalty three year contract. j chette. Realtors. 64(7-9003. tors. 640-5334. Agency. Realtors, 646-4300.

t . PAGE TWENTY Jlanrljpatpr lEimttng TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 AvBEBgc Daily N et Press Run About Town Coventry Andover Voe !^he Week Ended Bartle'Hodet Voter Session Jime SS, it m The Weathep Gilbert B. Hunt of 66 Camp­ Fair, cooler tonight with lows GOP To Endorse A e to 8 p.m. voter-mak­ bell Ave., Vernon, English de­ Winners Named near 60. Tomorrow mostly sun­ ing session will be conduct­ partment chairman at Man­ th ei B I ny, hot. High about 90. Shosi^er Candidates At / ed tomorrow in the town 15,459 chester High School, has been In Bridge Game probability near zero through clerk’s office, in the Msn- / appointed re^on^l Judge for the Parley Tonight Manchester— 4 City of ViUige Charm / ’Thursday. , National Council of Teachers of Chester Municipal Building. Winners of Fri(fay night’s chicken VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 261 // English Achievement Awards Eligible applicants must be bridge game at the Cong;nega- (THIRTY-SIX p a 6 :ES—TWO SECTIONS) The Republican Town Com­ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 Program for 1969. at least 21 years of age, tional Church are as follows: (CiMrifled Advertising on Fisge 88) PRICE TEN CENTS mittee will meet at 7:80 p.m. residents of Manchester for checks F h ^ place, William Radzie- Manchester WATES will have today at the Town Hall to en­ at least six months, and a re c o m in g a business meeting tonight at dorse four candidates for the must be U.S. citizens. wiefc and Burton Smythe; sec­ the Itallan-Amerlcsm Club, El- Town Council, two candidates Similar sessions are held ond, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Costly Failure drldge St. Weighing in will be on the first Wednesday of Graboff, and third, Mrs. Archi­ for the Board of Education and Inquest Called from 7 to 8. each month. New voters bald Ramage and Mrs. Burton ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) candidates for the Zoning Board may sign up also on any Smythe. — City building inspector Mr. and Mrs. Leroy M. Rob­ of Appeals. weekday, during regular of­ Bride games will resume Carl Hutchins has been sus­ erts of Talcott Hill Rd., Coven­ HAVE YOU AN pended for three weeks with­ ABM Backers Confident Republicans wishing to be­ fice hours, with the town Aug. 22, after a two-week re­ try, have a grandson, Russell clerk or the registrar of vot­ cess. Supetti EVENT SCHEDULED In Kennedy Case out pay. come candidates should attend t • ' Roberts of 540 Spring St., whose ers. Softball Game City Council took the action the meeting to file their inten­ THAT CALLS FOR name was omitted in the ac­ BOSTON (AP) — Dist. under a state law which gives at a meeting Monday night. count of the couple’s anniver­ tion to run for office. ’The Andover Women’s Soft­ cArmm FO O D ? , 1 .. r ^ power to “require” an Republican Town Committee ball Team will play a game Atty. Edmund Dinis said Hutchins was accused of sary In yesterday’s Herald. end). Democrat, Ruth E. Be­ ‘ ohalrman Leonard Benjamin against Hebron tomorrow at It may be a wedding, a bos­ today he will hold an in- failing to obtain a building noit; Republican, Margaret E. SE R I/m urges all non-voters to register 6:30 p.m. at the. Andover Ele­ quet or Just on iafonnal get- quest into Sen. Edward M. permit for a house he was Manchester Grange will meet Jacobson, or Second District, together of a aodety, lodge or building. to vote on Aug. 18 so they may mentary School. Kennedy’s July 18 auto ac- attorney general or the Showdown Vote Nears tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the (north end). Democrat, Frances some friendly group. Orange Hall. After the business participate In the November Aho, or Republican Gertrude A. Manchester Evening Herald meeting, there will be a card elections. Independent voters of any death supposed to have ^yASHlNGTON (A P )—Supjxirters of the Safeguard Haven. Andover correspondent Sarah We Are Prepared to quest for acMltlonal infor- party. Members are asked to (unatflliated with a party) mation on Dinis’ original been caused by external antiballistic missile (ABM) system appeared increas­ should consider registering with Palmer, tel. 742-9247 or 742-7176. Serve You to Your bring prizes. Refreshments will request for the proceeding, means.” a party so they can participate Complete Satisfaction White House ingly coitrident today as the ^ n ate headed toward an be served. Dies in Vietnam A iqxHcesman for the dlstrlot The same law says Dinis may unexjiMted photo finish on the long and often heated In the party caucuses which aitomey indicated he would act ask for the inquest. will be held Aug. 19 at the Capt. Asbestos Find Made Our catering service Is set up controversy. Sen. Henry M. Jackson. D-Wash., and First Church of Christ, Sclen-., WASHINGTON (AP) — Ma­ Dinis sought the inquest In a Nathan Hale School. Non-voters to be flexible enougfa to ac­ Asks Law On Johli G. Tower, R-Tex.. said they are sure a key amend­ tist, will have its regular mid­ rine Pfc. Relnaldo Carrasqulllo MENLO PARK, Calif. — As­ commodate any size gatbering. letter sent to Edgartown Dis­ week testimony meeting tomor­ and unaffiliated voters do not Soltero of Bridgeport has died bestos deposits have been found Why not call ns and talk over trict Court Judge James A. ment to block Safeguard deployment will lie defeated row at 8 p.m. at the church. have the opportunity to partici­ in Vietnam, the Defeiuie Depart­ In a remote mountainous area the details? Boyle last week. /51 to 49. While they used similar totals earlier, they pate in the party caucuses and J ob S a fe ty The meeting is open to the pub­ ment said Monday. His death In the Yukon-Tanana Upland Boyle replied today that the were less (xisitive then. primaries which determine who Baby Born lic. was listed as not a result of hos­ near Eagle, Alaska. Dr. Helen letter was “ xmclear.” He asked WASING’rON (AP) _____ Jackson also speculated that will be on the November ballot. Presl- tile action. L. Poster, geologist at the U.S. Dinis to declare flatly whether dent Nixon proposed legislation Sen. Margaret Chose Smith, R- Persons wishing to affiliate He was the son of Mr. and Geological Survey Field Cen­ In Darkness he was requiring an inquest or today to establish a federal- Drama Today Maine, who cast a note of femi­ should contact a registrar of Mrs. Fellp Soltero of 867 GARDEN GROVE nine mystery Into the final day ter, Menlo Park, says the dis­ rimply asking for one, state program for setting up na- voters: First District (south Nichols St,, Bridgeport. covery is important. TELEPHONE 649-5313— 649-5314 Dlnis met with newsmen here tlonal health and safety stand- of the ABM debate, would line After Blast and said he wlU call “ all wit- ards to protect most Americans Big Contrast up against the key amendment, nesses” who have anything to In their Jobe. by Sens. John Sherman Cooper, "■I, R-Ky., and Philip A Hart, D- MIAMI (AP) - A baby was 1^, ; ' f 4 ushered Into the world by flash- would In- some 14,000 deaths can be at- T o R o u tin e Mlch., becaiue It would permit a cxmUnuatlon of ABM research. Ught and exiles In Miami’s "Lit- ^ trlbuted to work-related injuries Ue Havana” Joked about a Cu- planned to or ilnesses," Nixon said in pro- By JOHEPH E. MUHBAT Mrs. Smith, who has Intro­ ban Invasion 'Tuesday night as a with Boyle shortly to set a posing his Occupational Safety Aosoclated Preee Writer duced an amendment barring m % A power plant exploalon left two „ Inquest and estab- and Health Act. WASHINGTON (API The furthep research, testing and procurement of the ABM and Us million South Floridians In pm ind rules. "Because of accidents or dls- historic chamber of the U.S. BEZZINI BROS. ANNUAL components, remained client on darkness. Asked when he expected the eases sustained on the Job, some Senate can change at the touch It was hot and stormy at 9:08 m'!"*®*; to be, Dinis would say 260 million man-days of labor her Cooper-Hart amendment In­ of a button from a torpid sea of tentions. p.m. when lights from Miami to are lost annually,” ten Umes the boredom to a tidal wave of ten- north of Fort Lauderdale—with inquest will deal speclfi- cost of strikes, Nixon said Hton. Senate tlemocratlc Leader a solid strip of beach resorts In “ “ und the bells for the yiws and The bride was given In mar­ Fort Pierce until midnight. of July 18 and landed u p s L nayv of one of the monl. unpre­ tide," Mansfield said. Rockville Saturday afternoon at opstde niore must be used to pay work­ SHADES riage by her father. She wore At 6:17 p.m. Mrs. Geraldine down in a tidal pond Calif., and Seaman Douglas Hegdahl of Watertown, dictable Senate votes In recent ikith Jackson and Sen. Harry South United Methodist Church. FURNITURE Frusterie gave birth to a 9- Kennedy escaped men’s compensaUon benefits but Miss New Moves history. Made to Order a full-length gown of silk organ­ S. I). (AP Photofax by cable) (Bee Page Eight) ’The bride Is the daughter of za, designed with empire bod­ pound, 11-ounce girl under an Kopechlne was trapped inside. At the same time, next to Bring your old rollers In and Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Elrlck of ice of re-embroldered Alencon emergency room spotlight A medical examiner attributed - ^ e S ^ u S ^ ^ u p a flve- him, one Edward E. Maiuair Jr. save 8So per shade. 40 Olcott St. The bridegroom of lace, bishop sleeves with lace (See Page Eight) , (See Page Eight) member National Occupational In W elfare liXiMiea In a slow, alnifwt «lee)>y Mt. Vernon Dr. la a son of Mr. cuffs, bell skirt, and detachable ______- Safety and Health Board with voice; • M is ter Aiken ’ WASHING’rON (AP) — Presi­ He’s Uneasy; and Mrs. George A. Bartle of chapel-length watteau train ap- “ ■ power to adopt a broad range of Freed Prisoners And tile Senate, after weeks E. A. JOHNSON dent Nixon is expected to tell Peeksklll, N.Y. pliqued with matching lace. Job safety and health standaitte. upon weeks of testimony ami !le- the nation Friday he wants a PAINT GO. ’The Rev. Carl Saunders of Her fingertip mantilla was edg­ SUPER SAVINGS The board would adopt oitiy bate, at kuit begins voting on national minimum standard of the Nixon admlnlalhiHon’s |in>- He Can Settle .728 M AIN ST. South United Methodist Church ed with matching lace, aAd she See Moon Films performed the double-ring certf- carried a cascade bouquet of welfare, a new subsidy for the (xisal for de|>loymmtt of tiie carnations and roses. Tax Reform Price scope later. “ “ “ working poor.., a shift In man- BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) — four-member pacifist group es­ Hiifeguard nnUlmlllstlc mbislle power programs and state shar­ Three U.S. war prisoners (reed ABM Dispute Miss Sandra Chapdn of Mon- Wlien national consensus corting the three men, was car­ .Tyilem ABM ing of federal tax revenues. by North Vietnam flew to Bang- chester was maid at honor. standards do not exist, the board rying homo a package of 60 let­ Akuv or In small grbuiw. BIG SELECTIONS High administration aourcea kok today and caught up on hls- ters to deliver to the families of those of the 1(X) United States WAHHINGTON (A l’ l Sen Bridesmaids were Miss Oeirol $9 Billion Relief will have the power to break say the broad outline of the lory—America’s moon landing, other prisoners In Hanoi. An es­ Clinton I’ Atidemon aaya being une‘iaC ficune Lavoie oi Dorvdl, Que., Can. new ground after full hearings,” wnators not alnsuly then- drift HOLMES WASHING’rON (AP) — Hou^ amendment to knock out the Nixon's message Is complete, but Nixon 'They had, of course, never timated 400 Americana are held from the offices and Isillwnys one of two uncommitted votes message to Oongress 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN and Miss Carol Rodzlerwicz of « ix reformers set the stage for surtax extension were rebuffed said called his cabinet together to- *«en live television of Apollo prtsonsr In North Vietnam, which could swing the Safe- Nashua, N.H. and cloakrooma and restaurants ARTHUR HOIMFS . NORMAN HOIMES today’s debate on their massive -Tuesday when the House Rules The standards ram.ia day at Camp David, Md.. to go 11 “ "d ihey said they had not ” We hope there will be more giiartl missile defense Issue put The aXtendjonis were dressed of the CaiXtol on to the gentle GREAT VALUES bHl by adding an extra 82.4. bU- OommlUee cleared the measure standards would notbe- over the program. -There have lo'd about It In their prison releases later on.” Davis said. arena of Uie I'mate fksir him In the mroxlmately 50, on hearing Ihe Senate. and moderate income reel- amendment procedures, 1972 in O^er to ®"d doUar coat of the l-‘ Robert F. Frlthman^of men through Vientiane, all but their names. stKml or murmur, Icned with square neckUnee, Hilt the 7S-year-kesmen said —Impose a federally-financed ^ was great,” said Hegdahl. New York Thuraday. (See Page Eight) two members of the Senate which weren't lla«ee almost evenly divided Mrs. ElrlcJt wore a. celery mai ntaining households. this had been the Intention of HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ range from a low of 89.50 In Americans. The day also Williams liad sold he had hU gi-een drees and beige accees- the committee all along. Ho said Minor lowland flooding will con- MiBslssIppi to almost 870 in Next year, however, the bill brought them their first set of uilml made up. but lita office oiloe. 'The bridegroom’s mother the tables as originally drafted Httje for several more days in Massachusetts and New York. would serve the government’s civilian clothes, their first can told rn|s>rters he Wouldn't say In. wore a mint green dress with — Guarantee an incosno of Charged in Murder SOUtH Slot objective of fiscal restraint to for the bill were faulty because Housatonic and Farmington of beer and their first chance to advance becaiise he doaan’t be matching accessories. Both o f misunderstandings with staff F^Wer valleys, the U.S. Weather **®®0 a year to the average (am- ENTHANCt cool Inflation by stepping up col­ look at a newspaper In years. BAIUON (AIM The US Have In pulls »>r mlvonce spacu- wore corsages of yellow sweet- and Treasury technicians. Bureau’s River Forecast Cen- toar. The amount of guar- licart roses. lections 84.1 billion against a They flew from Hanoi to VIen- Army unrurkp!| a mllttary mys­ lalkui The liberal-moderate Demo- depentl on family A reception for 100 was held 81.6 billion payout Most of the Uarte Tuesday night then came tery tixlay by c.lmrglng the for Amleraon; regarded as one of relief provision reductions take Study Group had clrculal- th? Housatonic at Flano’s Restaurant, BoUon. FURNITURE on to Bangkok today to catch a mer cxMiimander of Green lierot the nuait km/wledgeable Sana effect In 1971 and 1972. ® critique of the bill, contend- Tuesday J"*® Family Security Plan Trans World Airlines flight forces In Vietnam ami seven of lora isi matters Involving atom­ For a pliuie trip to St. Thomas and Tuesday night and would would pioneer federal payments In the Virgin Islands, Mrs. Bat­ The measure also provides tor f®-^® reductions were home to the United Htatea. hla staff Inrlmllng three Inlelll- ic energy ami nuclear wea|x>na largely concentrated In Upper fall below fkxxl stage later to- wage earners who make be- systems, was heavily lobbied In tle wdre a pink linen dress with extension of the income surtax, "It’s great to be back,” Frish- genre offlcea with murder ami income arc*is :ind some three •Ity low subsistence salaries. Ihe final tu.ura before Ihe vote gray accessories and a corsage at five per cent, for the first six man said on his arrival In Bang­ conspiracy to mmniU murdar million to four million moderate The Farmington River at —Take Washington out of the kok. As ctuHrmsn of the Senate of white sweetheart roses. After months of 1970. Tile elgtit arc rlisrged in the l)‘ Democratic liberals who income taxpayers were left out Simsbury was near flood crest manpower training business and Although thin and pale as a alxxAIng of a Vietnamese man Ib.use Joint Committee on Aug, 10. the couple will live In at 13.4 feet and was expected turn the programs over to the wanted a chance to offer an entirely. result of their months In the June 20 nror Ntu» Trang, liead Atomic Energy. Anderson has Rockville. J to fall below flood stage of 12 atates. Among Its many provisions, prison camp, all three men ap­ quarters of the 5lh Hpectal given corwtderabie support in feet Thursday, the center add- The 30-pdd federal Job train­ the bill would cut the oil deple- ed. peared healthy.' Fort'es 200 milea ruirtheast of the |«st to major weapons sys­ % to % OFF ing, counseling and recruiting In Bangkok, where they Halgon But the tlH ikiqimaml tems He slso has been vwal In !• 25 50 tlon allowance from 27>-i to 20 The Hou.satonlc at Gaylords- per cent and trim other advan­ programs would be consolidated stopped four hours on their gave no details svhen they were lianded their be de. wied im an apparently ra- ateert Kheault Ut theto own expensive.v"fefri-expensively refri “ Ihoaa charged were intelligence gerated iglexM. offl< ere poverty line: a general rate re­ Safeguard n "What’s the weather like?” ■nwy were Identified as MaJ duction In 1971 and 1972; spe<-lal r v •aid a housewife reached by Thomas (■ MlddleUsi Jr . Jef Don't miss fhh outstanding collection of Tradi­ telephone. "Why, I wouldn't benefits for surviving spouses But Often Worried feraon. lie;, group Intelllgeni-e know. 1 haven’t been out all and (or mature single persons officer. MaJ David E Crew of W hat, W hy V day.” maintaining their own house­ Cedar Rapids. Iowa, command P tional French and Italian Provincial, Spanish, My THE AMMM IATEtl KflE.<4.«ptoy the Safeguard antlballla- the nation. pisrtes together," Smith ssyt. atonal Air Traffic ('antnAlera your plane through Jet-speed IsrIamI 1 Brumley. tnincon. Mc ipUwlle - ABM - eystem, tor- yd. bedding buys! But long-time residents and "The problems are very se­ Grganlistlon, threatening maas traffic at the nation's busiest Ukla Capt R.>b«rt F .Vlaraa merly called Sentinel, at U U S. vacationers aren’t scared off. Bill Summary vere." adds Stanley Lyman of rt-vignatlorui and demanding the airports is often worried sick, CO. BltomflsUl, NJ , Capt aitea. each equipped with ra­ With the help of air condition­ the National AssocisUon of Gov­ resignation €jt P'AA Administra­ about you. and about hJmaelf. Budge K Williams. Athens, Ga . dars computsrs and two kinds ing. shaded backyard swimming By THE A.SHOTIATEU PRf:.SH ernment Employes. tor John H Shaffer, wants •rwif. aay some leaders of the nation's and 6gt AIvtn I. Hmllh Jr . Na­ uf missiles poota and chilled mint Jullps. Tax Reform ; What and Why Thai's sb>xit as ckise to agree­ er action to hire 5,000 ntore 10.000 air traffic controllers ples FU >*urpoee To protect lour Mln- they cope. ment as Hill. Smith and Lyman controllers to ease the burden Open Men.-Fri. 10 A>4.-9 P.M. — Sot. 9 AJM.-5 P.M. Proposal: A sweeping rewrite "When he gets up at Ihe end Merron reportml that the utemen Intercontinental balUa- "Tljis is an air-conditioned ran get as spokesmen (or the The FAA la aMtl Inveatlgstlng of the tax code, tightening pro­ of an eight-hour day, he can't (Jreen Berets received the new-e tic ntfaallc eltes. seven Strategic Values to *4 a yard world,” chortled a. Chamber of three major air ountrollcra em­ the eases of nearly 800 control visions In 27 different areas of sleep at night be nutltpt nau­ of the charges with ahcxrk and ‘ Air Command bomber bsuee • Free Porliinq • Free Delivery • Terms Commerce spokesman. "Most ploye organtzatkHis lera who suddenly reported sick corporate and individual taxa­ sea. he has all klndk of prob- dismay and Waahlngton, D.C.. a(pUMK people Just go from their air- The. Federal Aviation Agency in a three-day period in JWie in tion and easing the lax kwd for leWis.'' says'Jam es D ' 'HU! of T7i« charges are being invas)l miaalle attach. conditioned homes to their air- agrees pressures arc great on an apparent pr«Aast m a rt a