TUESDAY, JULY 26. 1967 Open p a g e f o u r t e e n in District 18 (Waddell-Y) 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. ■A .LA U0 W. Oaater 8 t Rnsr. Bte- Bolton Avenge Dafljr Net Pren Rni phen Piioe of St. UMy** Sfiis- ^ 23 D ea d ; Vincefis Vice Principal TB Te$t Mandatory For The Week Ended. The Weather O b itu ary oopsi Ctainch oltlotaited. Burial A nding tint makes man 5 J u ly 1967 Clear and cool tonight low was in the Veterans Section ol n, datory tubMeifl£n"€eSltog In Alternatives Urged by Panel 55-60; continued fair, warm Beat Cemetery. i H u g e A rea s At Illing Junior High thb ' Manchester prtbllc € u m Mrs. A . Knehtoiiald Beoren were Anthony Pe- and pleasant tomorrow, high to schoote was paased lart lira/ Antoinette KuctaienaM, tricoa, Dandd Morrison, Thom Andrew P, ^cens vrns ap 14,729 mid 80s. 7», of 228 Oak St." died mat ^ «wrn, W ip e d O u t night by the Board of Sklu- For Addition to High l^hool as Brown, \Stelren Brown, pointed vice principal of Illing Manchester—-A. City of Village Charm nl(bt at her home after a Ion* ^nd Rodney csttcnl The subcommittee of the MUk Bid AwnriM (Oonttnued from P age One) Junior EDgh School by the Under Wie new' ruling, iDait’s Dairy, sole bidder on UlnesB. Petrv. Board of Education charged ;YOL. LXXXVL NO. 251 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 tied Advertising on Page Mrs. Kuchlenakl was bom In Board of Education last night which takea effect la Sep milk, wan awarded the bid to PRICE SEVEN CENTS Ing with roof-top and doorway with looking into-a revised adt^ ecutive session. ^ Polish N a tio n a l Catholic Z^O U r CyJTflSllC'S veterans ot Vietnam, system must present evi meeting Harold Ponsheron sug- Monroe Intematlo^ of Just Routine Church. The other applicants were not dence of\a tubercuUn test. rolled Into the city on buses and named, but were Identified by gested that the board moot as Kfartford was aiworded a neiv _ DeGaulle to Leave Survivors Include a daughter, One will also become part of armored trucks, their lights School Superintendent William soon as possible to discuss tha vice ^ m a i n t r a ^ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mrs. John KonarsW of Man tile routine phySMals given addition and to acquaint the on «»»e® Everett Gardner and Ms Investigated dimmed in combat readiness. Curtis as the top candidates chester; two sons, Frank T. all 7th graders. new school superintendent and machines a t | 2 1 A T ^ oompany wife know an about bur- yance Predicts More Deaths Kuchlenskl of Manchester and .PoU ce reported tour multi- “This sniper fire won’t bother emong seven from the Man TMs peat spring, the palpal with the system’s ^ ilnfuriated Canada gtew- Walter A. Smith of Rocky Hill, oar accldmts yesterday, us,” said one youngish looking Chester system applying tor the testing was Started on a ’Hielr restaurant to Los and three granddaughters. T w o motorcycltots Were itak- corporal. "M o t of us have been position. -•’^ MONTREAL (AP)'—Gen. Chfirles de Gaulle is re- voluntary basis at the kin- By rammon conkent the board ed 1 Angeles was burglarized The funeral will be held to- en to BockviUe Genital Itoe- in Vietnam. These guys here Vlncens, who has been serv- deigarton and Ttii grade lev- I!!;!5tuming ’to PVance, skipping a face-to-face meeting with three times and hdd up morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the pdiai sifter a car-cyrie coUdstoi start sniping at us, and they’re i»g as coordinator of Illing 9th decided to S £ d ^ S eIvSd a rarvto. e ii after permlaalon was ^:;;^is rebuker, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson. eight times before they de Holmes Funeral Home, 400 altout 3 pm. on Rt. 30. They going to get one hell of a smr- grade pupils at MancheatoS nought hy Dr. Sylvia Hel- Sura toSrief his tS ? replace- . - A government source reported ^ ^ ------cided to go to a quiet place Main St., with a Mass of re are Ronald DesJardins, 29 of prise.” High School, replaces 'William frtck, the school phyrirtan. Before Detroit Rioting Ends ments ra the p r o b le m s ,^ to the diplomatic crista culml- and start over. quiem at St- John’s Church at Hartford, operator, and his pas- Some units relieved beleagu- OaMweu, vice principal at R- “ attng to Pearson’s rebuke rad In Hemet, CaUf., iahoirtly_ 9. Burial will be in St. John’s seniger Frank Bitotche, 33, o f ered Guardsmen on the East ling Since 1961. ’The appolnt- vacations of »ome ot Ito compony,^a oont of 126 earii. .^French prerident a pkrty. ue Gaulle’s decision to go after their restaurant open-" Cemetery. East Hartford. Side, with the rest deployed ment is effective Sept. 1. hers. It was felt that toe bidder ra malntananoe ® h®™®- H is” Long Uve free Qife- two yeora ago, a burglar Friends,may call at the fu Neither was seriously in- within striking distance of key Chldwell resigned in June to Septem ber could not meet tefore Ito**^ ^ typewrftera ..^ ^ g h t >>®i^ *’*/®*!^m* ^ GauUe beej.. was too close to homo for used a crowbar to break neral home tonight from 7 to jured, poMce said. ~ trouble spots. join the faculty at the Univer- regular meeting Aug. 14. was Yale ’Typewriter Service « f Andrew P. Vtooens to ^ v e in Ottawa tor a Canadians since li has down the door. W est Side 9. ’There will be a Prayer Serv A car driven by Louis Btren- As the second night of vlo- sity of Hartford, The subcommittee, constating j^ jg ^ o s te r. which Wd eodi- “ ®®*? ^ raUytag cry for those Since then, their place has ice at the funeral home tonight baum, ■ 46, o f Brooklyn, N .Y . lencq, ended, however, the chsa-- In adtUtlon to serving as H- K ey M onth, of Conlra, Porcherra, and D ^ sjnce this da toe secitod year tral Connecticut State College In "■’*>1^ ^ otool^. It wra Jiut French-speaking Canadians—by been burglarized five times. at 8. crossed Rit. 30 to enter the actef of rioting appeared to ling administrator at MHS Hanson, said in Its report that the typewritera, toe board 1953., hours after Pearson had Is- every yardstick a small mlnori- Each time the kitchen door Is Scene o f Howard Johnson Restaurant have changed. Arson and loot- since 1963, Vlncens became dl- He also holds a master’s in Says N H R R It is felt that "if toe town Is to forego service and J^rjBued a statement r e b ^ g the t y _ who want ra independent Oustave A. Wederstrom presented with two comparative the $714. was broken down. and hit the motorcycle, police ing, set « ^as predicted necessary sic Center, Manchester, and in the Swedish liutheran Ceme A New Britain native, he John Tirkot, Hartford. Be ithe wrong foot from the start. weapons as the city’s third nig^t No one was injured. Two minor car accidents The Canadian govermnent Drain Gold Supply of racial terror ended. tery, Portland. earned his B.S. degree in in Chester and Connecticut Educa- mUllon which area o f the tw o additions cause different makes of in About 10 a.m. two oars were reported ^ a y by South Friends may call at the fu dustrial arts education at Cen- tion Associations. /Ranted him to come to Ottawa Cyrus Vance, a special assist .backed into each other when IVlndsor police. Both are un we are contributing, and the wpuld be almost equal, occord- struments are In v o lv ^ toe of maintaining the price of sil neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ' first, as a token ot respect for WASHINGTON (AP) The ant to the Defense Department leaving driveways, on 'Windsor der investigation. f 1.5 mUllon Connecticut Is giving to suboomm'ittee reckoning. band director will be asked his ver at $1.29 ra ounce. The family suggests that Ijhe national government rad bride walking down the aisle and President Johnson’s deputy Ave. just east o f‘Burger Rd. will keep toe commuter service The combination plan contains opinion before toe Wd ta award- Tne lack of French conversion those wishing to do so may A two-car cUltaion occurred then go on to Montreal and Que- rad the rocket Soaring into on the scene, said there had As John Shanahan, 18, of from New Haven to New York 10,500 sq. ft. The altemaite ed. , of any dollars into gold since make memorial contributions about 2:40 p.m. yesterday on ,bec. Instead De Gaulle insisted space are helping drain more been a "substantied reduction to Sadda M ills Rd., EUingteii No Action Taken In operation until Dec. 81,” Ro- plan, w ith the six classrooms. The Instruments are a bari- last September and the absence to the Unitarian Church, 50 Oakland Rd. near toe Wapplng on landtag from a French cruls- - Treasurv stocks this the incident, rate” ta the past backed out of a di1vewa.y on nan said. would contain 10,900 sq. ft. tone horn, a 'beriltooa aaxo- of ray other large international Bloomfield Ave., Hartford. Shopping Center. ..> ter at Quebec rad then going Treasury stocks this few hours but that more people ■the north side of toe avenue, "The metropoUtan authority There was no discussion o f phone and a piccolo. Carousel’s gold transactions this yera fo PoUce said toe car drivers bn th Montreal, the largest y®®v than are foreign govem- would die before ■violence ended. police said his car collided with has been engsiged In negotia- (tije aubcoannmlttee report. ’The total bid Is $746; Lane’s, $800, cused attention on domestic George BuiUor On Milk Contract ■French-speaktog c ity to the ments. “I can’t predict how long we were Herbert R. Tschumml of a car driven by Karen Jolm- , .1. 1 „-ii tlons aimed at our taking over main purpose of toe meeting and Tirkot’s $678.10 or $638.90, consumption. ,, George Bucior, 78, of Wetli- Broad Brook, arid Gloria R. Action______on awarding„ ___ next ,year s school m ilk con’^ c t commuter operation___ on-. a the awarding of Wds. depending on toe make. jijvorld outside Paris. The sched- Use of gold is rising to every- can expect further sniper inci drow of Mountain St., Elling Treasury officials say over-all ersfield, brother of Mrs. Pauline Gozdz of 287 Oakland St, Man- permanent basis,” he said. ule he approved then caUed for thing from wedding rings to so- dents,” 'Vknee told newsmen. ton, 'backing across toe street. tabled under len ^h y discussion. The board took no domestic gold consumption last Dziadus of Manchester, died - . .Wm to go to Ottawa by train, {toisticated rad complex elec- “You have to dig them out.” Minor damage was reported Chester. action after member Leonard Seader suggested,that year hit a whopping $212 million Sunday at Hartford Hospital. jarrivtag late today for a state tronlc .rad electrical circuits Vance said there were stiU no but no injuries. Another two-car collision oc- Douglas Pierce, business manager for the board, dis- PVC Reserves Decision compared ■with $97 mUlion five Survivors also include 2 sons, dinner rad other ceremonial used in the defense and space Shanahan was given a writ curred ten minutes later on Rt. ^yas with George Dart, owner years earlier. plans to move Arm y paratroop a daughter and 11 grandchll- without notice early last , functions. programs. ten warning tor improper back 5. A bou t T ow n The department satisfied $141 ers from the now apparently dreni ' ' of Dart’s Dairy, "ways to get March. Under the revised plans, De During the first htdf of the secured East Side to replace ing-end Miss Johndrow, unsafe Police said the drivers were David B. DoU, son„ o f Mr. In Water Rate Hike Bid million of that demand from its ’The funeral will be held to the best available negotiated Upon the cancellation, Dart’s .GauUe ta returning home direct- year, the United States would beleaguered National Ouards- movement from a parked posi Betx>it Rodrigue, 29, of East and Mrs. Walter DoU Jr. of The District now payx approxi stocks. The remainder came morrow a t 8:15 a.m. from the agreed to furnish the schools The State Public UtiUties Jy from Montreal without a visit have accumulated gold, the tra- tion. Hartford, and Ira M. Davison price.” 720 Spring Sit; and Richard mately $22,000 a year fo r ■water from domestic production rad J” ®" ®" West Side, scene of Talarski Funeral Home, 380 milk for the remainder of the Commission (PUC) reserved to the national capital. ditional monetary metal, had it At 11 am. three cars col of West Hartford. Dart’s, an E. Center St. J. Sullivan, sra o f Mr. and rad main charges. It would pay imports. Domestic production hoursdong pitched ^battles that Three women and a youngster visit the charred their possessions in the fires. Left to right: Mrs. Maple Ave., Hartford, with n year at the o^gin ti Mrs. Joseph W . SuIUvan o f 27 its decision yesterday on a .. Montreal poUce disclosed to- "® f been for more than $60 mil- claimed 10 more lives during lided at Union and Prospect No injuries were reported in ^ Sealteat Foods, about $26,600 annually if toe last year reached $63 million, up ruins of what was their home in the 12th Street Mass of requiem at Corpus either accident price and the later vot- ^ ^ day that a buUet might have hon in sales by the Treasury to the night. Willie Moore; Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, holding son, StB. whira has a branch ra Summit ManCheeter Water Co. request increase Is approved. from $59 million of 1966 and $62 area o f Detroit burned out by fire bombs. The Christl Church, Wethersfield lit been fired at about the time De private industry. Heavy in- Thomas, 3, and Mrs. Louella Underwood. (AP A westbound car driven by S t, were the only milk sup the to ^ “St at Trinity for a 21 per cent ocros»4he- A tty. John LaBelle, counsel million in each of the prior two "This makes for a simpler 9. Burial will be in Rose Hill would like to see him-get the ^ gaulle was speaking outside the dustrial use of silver already group is typical of many innocents who lost all Photofax) John Hoffman, 67, of 149 Union pliers seeking the contract. contract fin recognition of his ^ohege, Hartford. board rate increase for ilte ap for the district, declared as op years. command structure,” he said. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Caty HaU here Monday night, has resulted in a minor crisis St., came to a stop on Unidn Only local suppliers were eligi proximately 3,000 customem. posed but did not speak. This year the Treasury ex The 10 persons were killed by Boy’s Glasses se^ce to toe system. youMi FeUowahlp Group They found a buUet hole to the but officials foresee none for Friends may call at the fu St. as the car driven by Nor ble under revised board rules. The PUC decision wUl be an Sherwood G. Bowers o f 76 pects to sell more than $1(X) mil gunfire, some apparently by neral home tonight frrai 7 to 9. Figures submitted last iright ^ M ^ o d ls t waU of a a t y HaU office but gold. accident, raising the toll of dead man KabatzniUc, 44, of Mid Stolen at Pool Aooording to figures rabmlt- by Pierce showed that East ^ - nounced after it re'views sup Demtog St, a customer, rad lion to gold to domestic industry New Riots Replace Old ChurCh and Emanuel Lutheran #aid they had found no evidence Treasury poUcy Is to seU gold to two days and three nights to Sniper Kills dletown etruUc the Hoffman ted by Bierce, Sealtet* quoted Hartford and Glastonbury are plementary financial state former Manchester mayor, ask for the third straight year. Natale Fonio Church wUl meet tomorrow ait '■ tiiat the shot was fired during at $36 ra ounce to any foreign 33. car in the rear. Clothes and glasses, all volu- a unfit price fo r half-pinits o f paying substantially less than ments, to be ^ submitted by the ed the PUC to consider a Officials give these reasons Natale Porzio, 85, of Glaston- 7 pjTL at the campus of Souto Jthe general’s speech. government wishing to cash in StatfWoUtdh A third car driven by Ernest ed at $40, were reported stol- milk o f .0642 cents, followed the price quoted either by privately owned water com change to regulatiras cracem- for the heavy demahd: Vance said Lt. ’ Gen. John bury, father of Mrs. John Gado gahner, 55, of 139 Union St. en yesterday from a nine-year- by Dart’s quote of .0644. Ohunch. Tlioae attending are pany. It was at City HaU that De dollars. The Treasury earlier —^The increased population, Throckmorton, commander of Sealtest or Dart, and toe board ing main installations. The cost O A K D A L E (A P ) — Mrs. of 126 Spruce St., died yester reminded to bring records tor wjsauUe started the furor that led this month abandoned its policy with an ever-rising number of the paratroopers, and < J h » then struck the Kabatznlck car old boy while he was at Globe j f accepted by the board, queried Dart, who was present, Under the requested water- of water-mato tostallatiras Is Helen Hall of Oakdale, Ohot W eaving day at Hartford Hospital. playing and diacuasloa. Re brides who demand wedding federalized Guardsmen, esti police said. Kabatznlck and Hollow Swimming Pool, police seaKeat’s price, based on 1,- as to the reason. rate hike, an average home- now shared by the water com to death by a sniper’s bullet Survivors also include his freshments win be served. rings. mated there were no more than Zahner were each given a writ- reported. 571, 36O half-piiiits yearly would Dart said he understood that owner customer, i>aying about pany rad developers. Bowers in Detroit rioting, was in wife, another daughter, a brot -'’“^Affluence o f’ th r population, 100 snipers left in the city. ten warning for following to The *>0 / 3 father, John J. cog^ 5314.27 leas than Dart’s in Glastonbury’s case the sup $63.50 a year for consuming 70, asked for a change which would that city on a business trip wife, another daughtef^ a The Newcomers dub of toe “ A t this point, it is our conclu closely. Walsh of 3 Preston Dr., told ^ ^ total cratraot price of plier saved money because 000 gaUons of water, would require a develcq)er to pay the \^3^52s Hit North Vietnam which is increasing the demand for her employers. Midsummer’s Nightmare brother, three grandchildren, Manchester YWCA will have for Jewelry. sion that this is not a highly Or Christopher Wilcox, 23, of police tiie theft was discovered jioo,881. board rules permitted making pay approximately $66 P®*" full cost. The change, he said, and two great-grandchildren. a i>oitluck and bridge' tomor ganized thing,” he added. The mother o f tw o sons Charest Trailer Court was wheri he went to pick up his Regardless of 'which com night-time deliveries from a year. would directly e«ect water-use —Rising industrial use, espe- NEW YO R K (A P )—The nation’s including Saginaw, which has a Pontiac, where two Negroes The funeral will be held row at 6:30 p.m. at toe home cledly in the space and defense and a daughter, Mrs. Hall charged with passing a stop son at the pool, pany was chosen, Pierce said, single truck. Manchester Water Co. presi charges rad might eliminate Two city policemen and possi midsummer nightmare ot str- Negro mayor, were killed a day earlier by Thtuaday at 8:16 a.m. from of Mrs. Ray Gardner, Hebron programs. An official said few and three other employes of sign early last night at Skin- Taken were a towel, shower the price to pupils next year He said that in Manchester dent Ernest Morse, to Introduc the need for a rote Increase. bly five guardsmen were eet violence continued today At least five persons were gunfire, cooled off Tuesday. toe Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Rd., Andover. Members plan- Saturation Raid the Thomas Q. Faria Corp. ner Rd. and Edith Dr., police shoes, and glasses, police said, wounded In pitched battles, fre with fresh out-breaks occurring wounded to Saginaw after the Would have to be raised to four11 deliveries must be made dur- . ^ j j * ing the need for the rate In The Town of Manchester rad (See Page Thirteen) o f UncaaVille, went to De Police arrested 45 persons In the Naubuck Ave., Glastonbimy, quently sparked by the single said. Police are still spot check- cents, and toe government re- ing daylight hours at s^cltied t^hortL*^ for reaer- crease, told the PUC members the 8to Utilities District have troit July 16. as rapidly as other disturbances mayor had rejected demands of city of 82,000, only 26 miles at 9. Burial will be In St. Au times. and that additional o«»tact the hostess tor reser report of a small weapon or the were put fiown. The presence Ing the area for traffic viola imbursement would come to that it would increase revenue shown interest ta purchasing The company, which man a civil rights group. northwest of Detroit. But most gustine's Cemetery, South vations and tranaportaitlra. whine of a bullet. of federal troops failed to pre tions. M any stop sign,violation .032 cents or .034 cents, de trucks and personnel are need by about $60,000 a year. He the Manchester Water Co. The ufactures tachometete and Riots and disturbances, hop- arrests were for curfew viola Glastonbury. O p en F o ru m On Gun Positions vent new rioting in Detroit. arrests have been made there pending on toe i>rice paid. ed.' said that it is needed to meet company’s directors, at their A National Guard tank rum scotching among almost every tions. Looting, fire bombing and Friends may call at toe fu- , ^ M. Sgt. Douglas rad Mrs. Arms Aid Policy g-auges for sports cars, had It was also recommended A t that point, the board added costs of labor, mater ^ SAIGON (AP) — Waves of north of the demilitarized zone bled over cars drawn across a As the killing, burning and major Michig;an community aft sniping had hit the heavily in neral home tomorrow from 3 during the last Anderson of Grand Fork, N.D. annual meeting, voted not to acquired the Rochester ”Sometiiiie8 Astounding'’ tabled toe matter. Implying ials, taxes rad interest charges -okigh-altitude B52 bombers made dividing Vietnam and about 14 street In one area and poured looting continued in the nation’s er first erupting in Detroit, also dustrialized city the night be that the price to adults and rad their chUdren, Lynn and consider a sale at this time. Defense Given Gauge Division o f the to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m To toe Editor, Dart would get the contract if and still g^iarantee a six per miles inland—the area where burst of .50-caliber machine-gun fifth largest city, the death toll hit Grand Rapids, Pontiac, fore. college students be raised from Mark, are spending two Wreeks The 8th District directors >M#ne of their rare invasions of American Standards Control Police Arrests On July 26, the voters In .4.s- he and P’lerce could -work out cent annual di'vidend to stock the 341st Division is posted and bullets into the darkness for Jumped to 33 and property dam Flint, Muskegon, Benton Harbor In Flint, 60 miles north of 7 cents to 10 cents. Based on at the home of Anderson’s par asked its electors to approve TrtSkorth Vietnam today for a sat- By McNamara Corp. Four employes, In - sembly Dtotrict 18 will have a amounts sold last year, the lat- a cost saving toy streamlining holders. from which hea'vy Communist more than half an hour after age was more than $160 million. and Mount Clemens. Detroit, officials tried to head I Funerals I ents, Mr. rad Mrs. WiUiam M. a $4,000 appropriation for coats cluding Mrs. Hall, went io * - Harold J. HaU, 17, of West chance to ter increase would produce ad- toe delivery procedures. ’^iratinn raid on gun emplace- guns have for weeks fired dead scattered shots struck its side. Gunfire rattled through the The five were injured when off violence with a unique plan. Anderson of 40 Hemlock St. Matt Moriarty, ■vice president leading to possible condemna- WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec Detroit to check Inventories Hartford was issued a re-arrest honor, revenue of $1,396, During toe dlscuarion, Piterce **^ i ents and dug-in bunkers of the ly barrages on U.S. Marines dug Several blocks away a single night. Saginaw police battled snipers Prosecutor Robert Leonard of Clarence H. Wells The sergerat is stationed at rad chief stockholder, explain tion of the water company hold- retary of Defense Robert S. Mc o f the newly acquired plant. ____ -warrant today charging him integrity rad capability. pierce noted. had also noted that two other 7 !^ o rth Vietnamese 341st Dl'vlslon ta about seven miles to the shot from a small-caliber rifle Through the streets of New In the midst of a Jeering crowd Genesee County won approval Grand Fork Air Force Base. ed that the rate hike would per inga The request 'was turned Namara defended U.S. military Mrs. Hall was shot as she **Just above the 17th Parallel south. halted another tank, and within York’s Spanish Harlem, priests In the city of 98,000. Saginaw is to release 110 persons arrested H^WellTotV 'ch^^ -with breach of peace toy assault. I have known Tom Conran recently voted to local firms, Dari-Mafid and mit a pension, plan for company down. aid policies today as a Senate stood In the fourth floor -•Jrontier. Although ground action was minutes 20 police cars, each and nuns led a ' candlelight 100 miles northwest of Detroit. the night before, on condition held^tomoirrar^Uam The warrant was ordered by for many ye^. rad have ^brado“ toe prratice of award- Kelah’s Dairy, had been invit- Members of Manchester employes. Moriarty has opetfly invited committee considered cutbacks window at the Harlan 7^* The U.S. Command said the scattered and inconclusive, carrying four men, pulled up at procession singing the "A ve Officers arrested 64 persons in the arrested persons go into Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mato tog the mUk contract to the low tf’dTso'^'"' WATES will meet tonight at Robert- McNiff, assistant the town to work toward ac in the program. House, a motel to midtown >~H5lg bombers came in waves two there were these other develop- the sceiie. Detroit. Maria” and for the first time in the outbreak that came after troubled areas and try to talk rT v C ^n^d W U ^ a^ter HaU failed to appear projejte . both dvlc rad fro- rad rotoro ^ the John F. Tierney Funeral treasurer, submitted rad ex quiring the hokUnga, euid sev He met Jn private with the The board abandoned toe bid apart and saturated an ments in the war; three nights the neighborhood the city’s Negro mayor, Henry their friends out of more vio- associate minister at Serond ^ hta ^otiated price” system tormer- Home, 219 W. Center St., to plained the company’s flnan- eral Informal meetings ha've Senate Foreign Relations Com Fusillades from a light ma Mrs. Hall’s husband, Don ■ « v e a almost two miles long and was nearly calm. G. Marsh, had turned down de ly followed for many years. procedure only iifter getting an pay respects to Mrs. Marshall c W data.* in support of the re- ^een held by town ofBicdals rad 1. The U.S. Command an mittee, which Is working on chine gun, rifles and shotguns ald resides in St. Petersburg, lence. miles wide with a lethal There were at least eight per The policy reversal was spur opinion from toe town coun - quest. Norman Bampton, the waiter company dfireotors to nounced that th e . Forrestal, President Johnson’s foreign aid drew occasional shots, but again Fla. Her 13-year-old son mands of a federation of civil Whether that was the reason Tyrell, sister of Mrs. Pascal ■^^rioln of bombs. sons shot and wounded In Sag S te-’ to Erai ra^r^Sr^^TfS SJeTesu^ TS atS t ra- red by ra out-of-town supplier’s sel that a negotiated proced company's consulting engineer, America’s third largest aircraft bill, the sniper or snipers got away. George currently is In Rock rights groups. United Power, to or not, calm returned Tuesday Cemetery. Mastrragelo, a member of the ward that eYenltuaJlty. ^ The number of bombers was inaw, Mich., and another three weeks ago at George for compUSh are sometimes as- craceUation of milk deliveries. ure was legal. introduced rad explained the N o diecfisions have been carrier, has joined the 7th-Fleet . Several members of that com Two Negroes were gunned ford, ill., visiting his mar be heard In a meeting between night to the industrial city of • There will be no calling hours. club. ';;^ot disclosed but the size of the in Grand Rapids. In the South Marsh rad some business lead Teens on Tolland Tpke. toundtog—much of toe time, proposed, new rate schedule. reaiclwid but the aentlmeot operating against North Viet- tmittee including Chairman J.W. down in their car by Guardsmen ried Bister, Mrs. Sharon 197,000. Richard S. Neff,. 22, of 31 this Is done with a minimum of *larget area indicated a far west, Phoenix, Artz., police con ers on civil rights. Members of St. Bridget Ros Atty. Hugh Joseloff, company among _ town dtoectens Is fo r ec- nam from the Tonkin Gulf. The Fulbright, D-Ark., have. called at a roadblock near a Fire De Peterson. Half a dozen persons were Mrs. Thomas Praclera Earl S t, RockvlUe was charged help from Others, „JJ;reater than average strike. fronted Negro youths amid in Grand Rapids, the state’s sec ary Society w ill meet tonight counsel, coor^nated the pres- quirfng toe holdtogs. Australian destroyer Hobart for cutbacks in the supnly of partment command post. A fire arrested after groups threw Funeral 'services for Mrs. at 9:15 p.m. yesterday ■with He has proven his ablltty to -r.-The big bombers probably,, un- termittent rifle fire. ond largest city with 200,000 res at 8 at the John F. Tierney entation. Mbrlarty, to urging the towh also rejoined the fleet bombard U.S. arms to other countries. captain told Guardsmen to open rocks and bottles Tuesday night Thomas 'V. Praciera of 84 overcrowding ra operator. ua, let’s show Tom we have '!!|^|Ioaded hundreds of thousands of Here is a city-by-city break idents, seethed after three Ne- Disorders in N. Y. Funeral______Home, 219 W. Center The w ater com pra/s largest take artion,explailined that he ing North Vietnam. The Defense, State and Treas up .when one of them leaned in Muskegon, a Lake Michigan Hackmatack St. were held yes ■^rounds of bombs on the North down of totest riot developments g^oea had been shot and slightly PoUce said he •was riding ta faith that he can do a good Job St., to pay respects to the late customer, the 8th Utilities Dls- ^vorried lest the water ooan- "2. Two American Jets were ury departments appealed to from a window With a pistol." port city of 46,500 about 190 terday afternoon at toe Holmea l^ilyietnamese emplacements. SNGC Leader across the nation: wounded while trying to urge an a 1967 MG on Main St. ■with in the legislature for all of Mrs. Mnrflhftll TyreU, a mem- trict, went on record before the j ^ y artl acme o f its open apace downed over North. Vietnam the Senate Banking and Curren With the new deaths, Detroit’s miles from Detroit. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. two other persons. The foreign us. I urge you to vote for Tom The target area was Just rk . • • M * !-• angry crowd to calm down ber. PUC as opposed to the increase. hokUngB to industrial develop- Tuesday. They brought an- cy Committee Tuesday to allow riots were two short of being the At Benton Harbor, a city of The Rev. Kenneth Steere^ of sports car, however, is built to Conran Jr. on Wednesday, July Outstate Michigan Tuesday. Houses were burned, Cross over River ------— ------era. H e instats towt it would be Arrested for 19,000 in southeastern Lower (See Page Thirty-One) (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) — Ra- and snipers fired sporadically in a ^ im n o d a te only tw o persons, 26. to toe ■town’s edvenitage to ac Officiated. W alter Grzyb was Sincerely, (Oonttooed from Fage^One) cial violence flared In eight the city 160 miles northwest of Michigan, groups of Negro teen oiganirt. Burial was to East ^ scheduled to appear Raymond Zemraek Bolton quire new waiter sources which ms, Contest T onight Aiding Riot Michigan cities Tuesday night, Detroit. agers looted a grocery store and The second successive night wouSd esse ito supply problem damaged four other business Cemetery. Manchester Circuit Court 12 IW WWker St., of disorder was pint-sized com Bearers were Henry Panel- Manchester, Conn. Som e Q a im j oq and, alt toe same time, to make 3pi^s" No, T Cat WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI places. Police arrested four. Aug. 7. pared with the racial riot that era, Anthony Praciera, Rosa oertafin toait the open spaces agents arrested H. Rap Brown A fire bomb police said was began three years ago Monday. Cut in Tax democrat Primary Aug. Jo Hurst, Joseph Sanitin, Chaiies remain so, fo r recreational use. tossed froni' a group of Negro Tha; riot claimed five lives and 3 Of the Nation today on Maryland charges of Mitchell and George 'Winzler. romplicity ta a Negro riot at youths caused $100,000 damage resulted ta nearly a million dol Chesterton to Get $13^,245 On Education Board Seats ^ MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Cambridge. Lawmakers Haggle Tuesday night to an apartment lars ta property damage. Drivers Warned ' ^ames 'Vennard Wisest Move he alley cats, fat cats rad run- building under construction at Several hundred Negroes Two Democratic aspirants Aheam to a major In the Army F B I Director J. Edgar Hoover Funeral services for James Mount Clemens, 21 miles north As Director of Projects went on rampages Monday are definitely planning to chal- Reserves, and has Juat seroed In Two Crashes ng cats have been sorted. The said Brown was taken into cus ■Vennard o f 21 Server St. were (Continued from Page One) two weeks of duty at Fort of Detroit. Another fire caused Two drivers were warned to ewel-studded tiara is being p^- i r tody at Washington National As U.S. Cities Biirri lenge caucus^endorsed cradlT $20,000 damage to a race-track .held yesterday afternoon at toe recommendaitlon hy toe was ra attempt to make up for "‘8ht jn^toe^ on“ tlther begin IS have this effect. Mean- Leavenworth, Kansas. two. of three car accidents in Airport about 10 a.m. dates for their seats on the •^jjjjihed. Either George, Pepper, WASHINGTON (AP) — Lead- Carl^ tXlbert of Oklahoma £ garage at the city of 21,000. John F. Tierney F^erai Home, superintendent of schools to lart yeart overri^. . side of the downtown business wl^e, the deficit for the current The school is designed to vestigated yesterday by police. Bfown, national chairman of ers are haggling over the politi cused Republican leaders of At Saginaw, a member of place Allan Oieaterton, director Chesterton wUl have char^ , ’ ^ Board of Education. train outstanding rtaff officers JJJjjtaspuUn or Omar Khayyam the Student Nonviolent Coordi area. No injuries were reported. “ playing politics" in issuing a United Power, a gross-roots civ- Personal Notices ^ ^ ^ The“ troublemaKei-s' were . teen- year likely would sweu. Mrs. Virginia Butterfield of In both the active and reserve A written warning for follow '111 become Am erica’s top tab- nating Committee, has been cal blame for big city rioting aa Republican Policy Coordinating H rights group, declared. •The, at maximum to Claas H of toe $250,000 annually and wdU a\^ mMtiriS o7l» ta^ta ttitiray tocrow^ Vernon Rd. rad Robert Thorp- forcce. For reaervWte, the ing too closely was issued at ty tonight. charged with unlawful flight to Congress moved ponderously to administrative salary schedule ervlse more tiira 16 persons, ton of Converse Rd. are chal- course covero a five-year pw - Committee statement saying police said. probably taka effect' Jan. 1 6:50 p.m. yesterday to Raymond .. J But before he, or she, gets the avoid prosecution, based on a set up the machinery to inves- (See Page Sixteen) was accepted by the Board of Curtla said. Johnson had failed to cope with In Memoriam "It is the children roaming ^pen the fiscal year ta half lengtag Harold Porcheron rad lod. The commandtog general F, Day, 32, of Kelly Rd., Ver ^29|rown as the All-American local Maryland warrant which tlgate violence to the streets. In lovfiitf memory of George C. Education after lengtoy discus- Of toe total cost of Chestor- Dana Hanson. The primary of Fort Leavenworth presented the problem of civil disorders. the area with the adult popula- over. Thus Its impact on the non, as a result of a rear-end |Iamour kitty of 1967, there will charged Brown with inciting While committees discussed Bcabert who paased away July 26, eion last night. ton’s’ salary, all tmt $1,100 will dlptomaa to theSlSoffloers'who Amid an eruption of charges 1909. tion controlling Itself rad not current budget might be ^ess will be held Aug. 28. crash on Hilliard St., police re- such strong points of com- arson at Cambridge. hearings rad action on ratiriot- The 7-1 afflnnatlve ■vote be paid for by terms of toe gathered from aU 6ver the and counter charges, Johnson Always a silent heartache. getting involved,” said acting than orgtoally anticipated. Mrs. Butterfield rad Thorn etitiOQ as mouse chasing, The F B I said Brown would be ing rad inquiry meeisures, Dem- raises Chesterton from $10,656 state rad federal grants, Cur- ton have secured the necessary country for their final two P®"™ met with Senate Republican Mlmy a sSeiX tear. caty Mgr. Robert A. Feldman. ------— Police said the car he waa )aper bag investigation, climb- arraigned by a U.S. commis ocrats and Republicans accused Leader Everett M. Dirksen, dls- But alanays a t>eautUul metnoiry to $13,245 annually for ten tis noted, signatures on their petitions, weeks of staff ■work- 'Of one we loved so dear. He said to the early morning driving struck another operated “ d ball rolling. sioner ta Alexandria, Va., im- each other of trying to reap po cussed "every angle" of multi months’ work. Several of toe Republicans vriiich are due at the town in oivUlan life Major Aheam B ulletin hours, ‘"Ihe situation ta to V e m o n by Theodore P. Cadman, 18, ot toedlately.' Utical advratage out of the ple-city rioting and gave no In Wife sod Children Chesterton served last year on toe board ta recent hand.’’ The announcement came clerk’s office tor verification ta ra English teacher at Bast *!*• Nowhere to the rules does it 30 Valley Falls Rd., Vemon. Brown spoke to a Crowd of 4- bloody destruction to Detroit dication of whether he favors a In MemnHnm M director Of Projects I and have oonsistentiy questioned Aug. 2. Hartford IBgh School ancOIw- w 3 a y the new glamour kitty has as police reported 86 persons A written warning for failure F.MHtT 00 in Cambridge for 46 minutes rad other urban aresM. SOLO SIOOP SOUGHT In tovto C. HI, which provide remedial he^i the wisdom of getting tiro ta- Ellington Bic^ak Porcheron ta seeking hta cheater Ckmunuirify College. ‘”*i> have a family line any longer congressional Investigation. had been arrested. to grantee right of way at an Monday night. About an hour Controversy boiled up TUes< BostMrt wtu peasM away Jidy X, reading ra d math fo r dtaad- ■volved to to e goirernment pro- third term. Hanson ta seeking During Wo«M War H he wwRian its whiskers. Any and all This' was Dirksen’s report as NEW YORK (AP) — TWo later 1,000 Negroes rioted for ®''®*‘, whether President , ■vantoged children, apd Curtis grams, and this was brought B r U lg S A rrO S t fUat fuU term, having gone servdd/as ra tofianltiy sergeant intersection was issued at 3:60 >’^H|omers. so long as they.had an he offered a resolution to set up Coast Guard cutters searched — 'ro______. ^ .TnhnBillnJohnson a/iftaHacted quickly enough 4tom It to Just one y ^ r that W have recently announced <3hesterton up again laCt n igh t b y Phekm p.m. yesterday td Mary L. Wil «««wner to tew, were welcomed J i two hours, rad a fire spread a Senate-House committee of 10 the Atlantic today for the A 24-yeay-old man who lives qq the board to fill a vacancy, to Italy. H e' was on active sending federfd troops into De and*nlSncny. We would a lso-ta k e over adminis- and chairman John Rottner. Rail Strike ta Ellington, charged with JKrs'. ■ Butterfield and Thom- duty during the Korean War liams of Rt. 31, North Coventry, ^yfcr the competition. along two blocks of Pine Street, to inquire into the root causes of skipper of a sloop attempting destroying about a dozen build troit’s stricken areas and WIN aeiver forget you or your good- tratlon o f the Head S tart pro- R ottn er questioned, to par- breaking rad entering with ton challenged the. tocumbehta as a signal offloer. A t present after the car she was driving hit Four finalists, chosen from civil disorder and to reconi- a solo sail to Engloiul who ings. whether Republictins were play san and Undoeu. gram next year. ticuler, whether toe board crimtoal intent rad larceny, another at E. Center and Park UrSational entries, are to the fun- mend congressional action te reported ftodtog the shark- M ed iators who were tpwn-committee-en- he Is an arttitaiy officer and a ing politics to iiccuslng Johnson *Ihrough ra oversight, CSieat- should agree to contribute to had a bond of $1,0(X) set to er Sts., poUce said. S lln g for the title now held by Brown was named Tuesday ta curb further outbreaks. ■ eaten remains of a body dorsed, at the caucus, but lost, ^eclaltat In Nuclear Weapons of f£iiUng to de£d adequately Nuce ttmew erton received no salary In- tiie director’s salary. Rockville Circuit Court 12 to- All four names will be llsM employment, ’They said her car hit one iwAnoball, a frisky all-white feline state w£irrrats charging him .. Dirksen supported the GOP with a bullet wound to the with inciting a riot rad "cqun- head. Clifton Tatro, 44, a crease last year, but the board, ^ ,^ent along B e g in W o r k day. on the voting , machine to Au- PTA Sels Movie o p ^ t e d by ^tose M. Acelto of vned by Mr. ra d Mrs. John C^rdinattog Committee state- | , | , O rd Of Thanks ______roitog rad procuring the burn- Sen. ”Robert ’ ' "P. Grlffto, R- ' Massapequa, N.Y., EngUsll ’The man, Patrick Benway, gust, with the two receiving the The F T A w ill sponsor its sec- South St., Coventry. rimoff of Mt. Ratoier; Md^ ment Monday but said it wasn’t ^ ' J s r **21 ■^hiStfek ** T wWh toe favonAle vote, and _(Continued______tram Page_ Opel 3 of the Pine Street Elemen- Mich., told the Senate there had teacher, left Long blond was arrested yesterday mom- most votes the wtoners. ond movie of the season tomor- A street sign was stmek at JJ5 The four, are George, Pepper, discussed in his meeting with ; ' ' tiSsPke to tiMir dear frimjto; reto- ^ ® surplus in the pij^ion cost toe lone negative voluntary settlement until Oct. tery Schools.” been an /Unfortunate delay” Monday in an attempt to sail tog at 7 to connection with a re- These two are automatically yrow afternoon from 2 to 4 ta 8:80 a.m. yesterday on Mato St ' Miiusputin rad Omar Kayyam.' thq President. aS5..!i°*.“agS2y fa M. Ktws faU., th« board’. Military Honors Accorded McNaughton ■-i ifwo civil rijg^ta leadeia from between the time federal troops to Plymouth, Englrad. The cent break to Ellington. ' on the board in the fall, since, the high school ’There wUl by a car driver who ”froM” a^ ■H* Q«w>rge is a one-year-old fe- Despite disavowals, there was nosBel^WSSfiw was a^unced last night, come advised after .toe vote wage recommendatuons wUl be- Baltimore £ire touring the rtof arrived ui. Michigan emd when Coast Guard, imable to learn Benwsy was unable today to according to mtoorlty repre- be eight Abbot and (fosteUo the wheel, according to poUce. Niwale owned by Mary Jane The flag-draped (tasket of John T. McNaughton is Borne to an Arlington obvious backstage maneuvering they were ordered lijto the his e.vaet location, sent out : . defended toe 25‘per ®<«~® ““-“oor- “featurettes” and carUxms. Ad- PoUce quoted the driver, Mar- !!Z^chard8on of Statesville, N.C. National Cemetery grave by horse-drawn caisson today for burial with area te (^tacuss the situation between Democrats rad Repub ATOSTHsurti and csiiidren o e i e i ^ xne ro ^ phUosophy o f » i f out members had retained Po«t the bond rad was sent to sentation, they cannot be op- with Gen. George H . Gelston, ®teeets. He said to that period the cutter Point Wells from mission ta 36 cents, and candy eta A. (Julver of 181 Vemon St, "'"'Pepper ta a "mostly alley’.’ highest military honors. McNaughton, designated to be secretary of the Navy; licans to shift the onus for street cent increase he suggested for ^ federal involvement their right to strike, like other ToUrad State Jail until hta next posed by RepubUcans. commander of Maryland’s Na- adr .;,v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PA G E TH R E E fA G tt TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANOIESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 hAiWOHO^S - were on tour with another show, ■XCLUMVf CONN. aH O W N O ^ Ottawa Reception Uncertain Straw Hat Toppers - — will be appearing together again iVia. I OHOWS 7:00 0IWOOM the /Sheinwold on Bridge CINEMA! MATO. WID.-0AT.-0MN,«ni next, week at Atlanta, Oa., in ■-j.in: 1 ;; Bii “ Quys and Dolte." News I? Pearson Rebukes DeGaulle ^ Pre-Season Sale Audiences Almost Ruined O ia ilip d /Vcw. -niAIN'.YOimTRAIN T01IB SON southSouth dealer .ELIZABETH .RICHARD Problem Solved rar BIOBT HABITS Both sides vulnerable T a y l o r B u r t o n JH TWl YNMt MIWItilTm ODD DYE LOTS iSHirASHIkCTOKf IWASHIKCTONI By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH COiitt_^TWE fO SUHWNDlH-UNCONOfTIOHlAUyi For Separatist Speeches ^ Betty Whitens Performance At last,^ oAe of the summer ♦ 9 3 tent theaters seems to have What riiould you aay when A762 OTTAWA (AP) — An uncer ceived in Quebec and that Cana overcome most of the acoustics T h e T a m in g DISGONTIMIED YARNS BOSTON (AP)—T(^per« from Ludden played the tycoon and your 16-year-old eon stands on 0 KQ 10 tain reception awaited Presi dians “ attach the greatest im the New Hhigland straw hat she played his wife, but audi problem that has plagued its ♦ QJ95 O f T he S hrew dent Charles de Gaulle in Cana portance to our friendship with . ences “ resisted so strongly” presentations of Broadway mus one foot and asks haltingly how circuit:- W EST E A ST liM wono da’s capital today following a the French people.” TABLECLOTHS - PILLOWCASES any implication that Alien might icals. t to get along in the outside rebuke from Prime Minister “ It has been, and remeilns, New England tans of televi A 10862 A KJ74 H T M^SNEIFTKYEMrS be cheating on Betty that it The first real test %t the aug world? ’This is no time for fairy C? 8 <5 K5 Lester B. Pearson and mounting the strong purpose of the gov sion personality Betty White “ took the fun out of doing the mented sound system at the tales about the birds and the O A873 O J9542 protests over his support for ernment of Caitada to foster CREWEL - NEEDLEPOINT who flocked to see her in “Any show,” she said. Warwick, R.I., Musical ’Theater AP Neiwsfestnrw A 763 2 A 84 Quebec separatists. that friendship,'.’ he said. came last week with “ On a bees. Give it to him straight: Wednesday” at playhouses in Although she found the wife’s B y e x n KROiNffiH SOU TH De Gaulle was scheduled to “ I hope that my discussions part a “ delightful role to do,” d e a r Day You Can See For George Washington la first “Son, don’t form any good SIEVE Skoadiegan and Kennebunkport, A A Q 5 MdigEEl arrive by train late today for a later this week with Gen. de she said she hadn’t planned to ever,” its first musical presen habits.” Savings in war, finft In peace and fitvt ^ Q J 10943 round of banquets and recep Gaulle Will demonstrate that Katoe, and Dennis, Mass., al play it any more and was per tation this season. Eni.i;Nni(ni.[n. t:ii) in the numtier o f complelnits Opening lead —^two of spades MTI, Oa.-UT.-HI. M in i tions concluding his controver this purpose is one which he most didn’t get the chance. suaded to make the New Eng John Raitt, with his booming O 6 concerning hia portrait on a When today’s hand was play A AK 10 Ul lUTI lEKIItl sial five-day tour that ends shares." Earlier this year she appeared land tour adien Franklin Cover, voice, and Marcia Rodd, aided piN« u t iin n iu uuPTEi U.S. atamp. ed, East was a 50-year r ed that his office collected 99.5 lected; Dog License Fimd, $13,- my’s weakness. Clubs are nleiit presented by WlHlam Per schools enrolled in ninth grade stroy her unity,” Pearson de States, drew an enthusiastic re thorities attribute the grizzly 000 estimated, $14,879 collected; weaker than diamonds, so ry, aslrtamt superintendent of Latin, Spanish and leaving the per cent of estimated property clared.” Then he pointedly re ception when it was offered by face on the 1966 stamp to and Special Downtown Taxing East returns a club — and hools, to the board o f educa- town system to attend East taxes. Interest and lien fees for ferred to De Gaulle’s statement the Merry - Go - Round ’Theater “complications in the engra'vlng District Fund, $25,500 estimated, South makes the slam. >n Tasit night khows a total of Catholic High School in Man- the fiscal year ending Jime 30. that his reception In Montreal compsiny that sets up summers process.” ’Therefore, Washing 3 $25,932 collected. niore than 400 applications to Chester total 46 students for both gave him the same feeling he in Town Hall at, Sturbridge, ton will be given a dean shave Your son and mine would Of $7,679,539 estimated from tfach In the town school sys- schools. had during the liberation of Mass. and a facial uplifting on the work it out. South has four that source, all but $36,898 was t|m. France. “ Usually the mysteries don’t new Stamp to be printed in the cards in the minor suits. If he The total number of students by the end of the year, he re- Road Is Still Usable The Clark’s liPerry 8ald more than 190 in toe ninth grade language ported. “ Canadians do not need to be draw that well,” said actress - same blue as the condemned has a losing club, he cannot 28 North St. • Tel. 423-9001 manager Elaine BuUis - Orms, get rid of it by taking his max « PAKULA "MULLIGAN soductoi lAlters of Inquiry have been re- program with no eighth grade The Appian Way, built be liberated,” said Pearson. “ In one. Revenue to the 1966-67 Gen- fore 303 B.C. from Rome deed, many thousands of Cana “ but our attendance for this It might be noted that the imum of three diamond tricks. WILLIMANTIC b a c k ^ u n d from“ airsources w7s southward to the sea, was eo dians gave their lives in two show was very good and people Bureau of Eng^ravlng and But if South has a ' losing dla- 1|0 teachers have visited the show 17 in the Spanish classes, 99.6 per cent of estimates. were talking about it all over Always on Sunday . . . din b apminUtratlon offices and seven in Latin classes and five durably constructed that to world wars In the liberation of Printing, not wishing to waste ner at ’The Clark’s is a In categories other than prop town.” ti|ur0d the town schools. in 'French clase. day, more than 2,000 years la Finance and other European money or “ lose face” will con memorable experience . . . erty taxes, he reported the fol ter. it can s fll be used for countries.’’ FREE in-car HEATERS •During toe recrultn\ent pro- Teacher recommendations for tinue to supply the original s tradition among^a number lowing : heavy traffic. Pearson tempered his rebuke Demanding Role version o f the stamp until its of knowledgeable diners for g|am headed by Perry, more the 78 students in the eighth Fines, Licenses and Permits than 40 colleges and univer- grade French program at toe by saying he was sure Canadi Julie Harris, who first came stocks are exhausted. 19 years. —$83,500 estimated, $85,100 col- IVIEADOWS“i‘ Sj^es were visited with cor- Wapping School indicate 33 rec- jected JAILED IN SHOOTING ans were pleased at the warm to fame as a lonely 12-year-old First-day ceremonies for the How time 'files! And here s i a i s HARTFORD (AP) — A 28- welcome De Gaulle had re- raspondence entered Into with ommended for French I, 19 for new stamp will be held Nov. comes a fresh new Sunday. Current Services—$102,200 es girl in “ Member of the Wed Dick Van Dyke 1 ^ colleges and universities. French 1.5 and 4 for French H. year-old father of four was ding,” is tackling one of the 17 dn New York City In con Shall we save you a table? timated, $100,128 collected. Debbie Reynolds addition to numeixius tele- Some 22 students were not rec- jailed Tuesday for six months theater's most demanding roles nection with the American — In Color — State of Connecticut Assist for shooting another man. Stamp Dealers Association Na OPEN EVERY DAY lione conversations with ap- ommended for French in Grade ance for Welfare, Libraries and in a summer tour as Blanche "DIVORCE acants, colleges and refer- nine. • Superior Court Judge Leo Dubois in Tennessee Williams' tional Postage Stamp Show. “Fare with a Flair” Street Lighting—$24,020 estimat GHAROE YOUR The year's#! pD best seller picks you up and never lets you dovm. Ices, some 700 brochures on The figures for toe Ellsworth Parskey sentenced Willie S. “A Streetcar Named Desire.” Collectors desiring first-day AH4ERICAN ed, $15,608 collected. t^ South Windsor school .sys- teacher recommendations are Campbell, 28, of Hartford to one J IndSaw rOay- cancellations are reminded to Other Agencies—$52,643 esti The Falmouth, Mass., Play STYLE" tyn have been distributed to not available at this time due year on counts of aggravated as PRESCRIPTION mark their calendars now so Plus In Color mated, $45,413 collected. house, presenting the show this cfcdldates for teaching posts to vacation schedules. sault and carrying a dangerous week in an exclusive New Eng that they may send addressed “Night of the Generals” Starring Academy Award Winner Other Revenues, including wcapo -, Ecntencc: to be sus envelopes, together with- remit In +iio ova l^rd approved blH s^ Miscellaneous. Investment land engagement, reports that HMswHMR pended after six months. tance to cover the cost of the HSRIfORD SPRINCflilD UPRESSWAV cictM soootu wot Earnings and Sale of Town- New York producers arc urging RIS.5A i 91 North - HARTFORD juM were Invitea to Soutn for axibnlnlstratlve costs; $5,372 ® Police said Campbell used a Miss Harris to bring "Street stamps to be affixed, to the SANDYDENNIS HECKART- WHITE • STAPLETON ■ BOOKE • POOLE Owned Land—$289,609 estimat Wtleom* Har* mocm:io6t e«ecc»tc#» ______. l^ d so r on June 17 to familiar- for toe elementary schools, and shotgun on Willie Rogers, 30, of car” back to Broadway as a Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Children Under 12 Free! BELKAUFMAN TAD MOSEL-ALAN J.PAKULA-ROBERT MULLIGAN TEC H IIC IU N r ed, $227,423 collected. HartTord May 17 because of 10001, prior to Nov. 17. ’The en 1 » themselves with the town $3,914 for toe high school. winter revival. E lvis 8:50 |S3TDOUBLE the tl!(elr time and the use of their Poland has issued a set of Comfortably romance... "You’re kiddii^I... pre —Olympic Games stamps Air-Conditioned automebUes to make this visit Deadline Set thesongs- successful. Police Checks consisting of eight desig^is. De WOW!! theactionl picted are athletes in action — P HELD OYER when Srhe program was the third On Motorists On Prim ary men’s 100 meter race, horse nual event condqcted with *69" Sealy value fbr jumping, women's 400 meter lip 5Hi Smosli Name Is help Of SWEA. Backed by Judge full or twin Mrs. Grace Pringle, Republi My ■ total of 68 new teachers aach piece relay, weight lifting, men’s Tint IM b r Ii ! can registrar who is now vaca . hurdles, gymnastics, high ve been hired for the coming HARTFORD (AP) — A Su Repeat Offer jump, boxing. A souvenir sheet ALYCE [loql year. A breakdown Sears tioning, issued a statement con i ’" s D ir t y perior Court judge has upheld featuring a stamp with a nm- r-vs 44 elementary teachers, cerning regulations for a prim ner and the five-iing Olympic p D o H e n ' TW o U B L ^ lasAgred to the middle school right of police to stop a ary, should one occur during symbol atop the sheet, also hi P IU m H T M MITMCMMI lee and 12 higb school driver and check his license and her absence. was issued. ■■■HNMifrom MaMMMMNHNl / went'from Julty members. registration. ‘ "The deadline for an appli Color Companion Feature the total, 23 are experi- A ruling Tuesday by Judge Starring ted teachers while 45 have no cation for a primary is July Fanners Given Credit Lee Marvin S iz e 13 Leo Parskey Involved the case 31,” Mrs. Pringle said, “ and erience. Some .35. colleges, of Charles Anderson of Hart WASHINGTON—M o r e than Ernest Borgnlne universities are represented anyone wishing to file for that Charles Bronson ford, charged with breaking and 11x14 PORTRAIT the new teachers, purpose must submit the appli 77,600 loans, totaling $524,953,- I entering with criminal intent in M at DaUy 1:30 lille no vacancies exist for cation no later than that date. 000, were made to farmers in connection with a burglary May E\'es. 6:00-9:00 Down fo iilar classroom teachers, “ All necessary paper work 1966 under the Farmers Home P. Sat.-Son. 2:15-5:20 12 at the Hartford Stamp and )t . iir positions remain open. will be handled by the town Administration’s credit pro- 8:50 Coin Co. giram. The funds were used to T^y are: One psycholof^cal clerk, Mrs. Margaret Dilworth, S iz e 7 Defense Counsel John Byrne IN buy, enlarge or develop farms, Starts Wed.—John Wayne eftimlner, one speech teacher, and the deputy registrar, Mrs. refinance debts, make needed “WAR WAGON” oi rem ^ial reading teacher contended that the stop-and- Clarence Jeffries. ’The applica,- adjustments or pay operating the middle school grades search procedure used in Ander- tion may be obtained at the costs. Come in and see one social worker. son’s arrest was unconsUtuUon- town clerk’s office.’’ ew classroom teachers hired »!• htrs. Pringle added that the * what 30 days newly established positions Police said Anderson was a next voter-making session will ONE BIG ENTERTAINMENT! iude two elementary, four passenger in a car driven by GOLDENTONE be held Aug. 26 from 9 a.m. to can do for you! school and four middle Saverio Cobuzzl of New Britain 1 p.m. in Yeomans Hall with a il teachers. which made three passes final session on Sept. 9 from 1 CASUCHT Make Your Call e high school teachers hlr- through downtown Hartford on LAST 3 DAYS to 8 p.m. are science, math, English the night of the robbery and OFFER ENDS SATURDAY Now! 1 Spanish teachers while the attracted the attention of a Antique Shop Opens The Bright Light of Down ...... STUNNING SHELLS IN A new antique and g^ift shop, town Manchester at 30 Oak LY Idle school teachers are Hartford policeman. ’The Harvest Barn, opened for Street. ,th, social studies, EngUsh pollcetnan w a s business Sunday on the corner For FREE Figure science teacW ^. making a license check he no- HELANCA* STRETCH of Whitney Rd. and Rt. 6. C O U LD IT BE ^ 5CW tea^^ hired include ^ ^ ^ y^ IE Analysis and FREE teacher of • the petoeptually gjoygg and wire cutters in the Mrs. Olive Budzinski and her KING-SIZE ndicapped for all schools, vo- NYLON OR 100% ACRYLIC son Greg, 19, added a two-story bsMik seat of the car. The police You heard right! COCKTAILS? Counseling freiA a Instrumenttil for the ele- man noted the license number structure to their home with ntary schools and guidance, Greg doing the carpentry and and allowed the driver to pro plus 50c per family for Mam, we kid you not! During our once-a:year Sealy Golden lOlsdek 7 and 8. ceed. Mrs. Budzinski the painting, BUSINESSMEN'S C l ilao hired for the middle mailing, packing, insurance Sleep Sale only $49.95 buys the s,ame1ine features used in hurry, Greg is a graduate of Wind PATRICIA STEVENS Later the^ policeman learned LUNCHEONS s( iool Grades 7 and 8 afe a of the coin company robbery the ham Technical School and is a •UR C O N D In O .'J E P ■wl the $69.95 Sealy Rest Luxury mattress. Only the quilting is SERVED DAILY h( nemaki^ Jeacher, «br^. ^ yce cars state apprentice in cabinet CAREER SCHOOL w Jal m i^ c, art and Industrial ^ ^ ^okout for the Co- new. Cover, coils, Golden Edge borjders—a// $69.9& quality! price work. from 95e teachers. buzz! car. comp, BURNSIDE GRADUATE >f the total of 71 new teachers We're serious ... try it! isso .... , . ___ . Police stopped Uie car on In- Manchester Evening Herald II ’ • : r J. W ed. replacements a c c ^ t for ^ GOLDENTONE . . 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O FOliND ON TRAIN Third Period — July 24— Aug. 4 Wif^KULA-MULLIGANp ' I >1 XW LF 1 t*lLJUL.IOrtl 6 rTBQUCw ° ^ rm a n y erry also presented a report aboard an ^ M -M ^ c h ex (Except My Lunch Bieak) on the French program in the P^ess after it imd crossed •^(kwapa token at 99f per child e' Choice of one portrait from all pooet For Further Information Call: eU mentary schools to the from Austria into West Germa- > < c o c e No appoinUnrat necessary I ^srauRcasG bo ird. Figures show a total of «y with about 600 passengers, eiih F urniture lumoNai. > Camp Secretary, Day or Evening, Hartford 568-6179 JMMONhdsgNitr tduiWMpr 78 ituderS in the eighth grade P«^ce reported T u ^ y . . Photographer Availiahie DaRy 10 to 8 P.M. Gemp Director, Evenings, Hartford 2SS-7626 lAndcwAniiiYiHMr BEL IW M AN-TAD MOSEL * at Wapping School enrofied In A conductor hurled the bomb, Saturday JO AJd. to 4:30 PJH. MANCHESTER Or ALAN Js RW(ULA- ROBERT MULLIGAN PATTI.WILSON to program aqd 62 at pack^ hj a defease out a 1 n V M A l N ST. I denms Ea iworth lii September of 1966. wtadow. It «Md not explode Mancheater Shopping Plorliade 1445 New Britala AVeane Camp Site, Bolton, 9:00-8:30 P.M.—649-8287 ( < these studOTte, M at Wap- Dr. Hans Schneider, president Weot Middle Tpke.—643-1581 Weot Hartford—688-1696 tel r were emoUed in toe ninth ot the Bavarian state poUce, O^MMlte the Bennet Junior High School on Lower (^uth End) Main Street Free Brochures available at Naaalll Arms Company, Krause TOP CO-HIT ALSO IN TECHNICOLOR FIGURE SALON . . . For FYiendiy Service, Phone 643-4159 . . . FARIIIN8T0N SOUTH WINDSOR n L French program as of said that in the toUet where the — ALSO A BEST SELLER— Sears Open Moo. thm Sat. Open Mon. thru Sot. h ; At Rt. 117 (PlaUvlUe Ave.) Greenhouse, Hobby Shoppe, Mancheater, and Herdlc’s Crafts 629 Main St., Manchestor Be tember 1967 with the^cor- bomb w m fo^d invei^tors R o u te 5 GEORGE MAHARIS— EARL HOLLIMAN ■ *K6tao6wx y giro e g t:M AJL to 9 PJH. 8:80 AJM. to 9 PJML ★ Ample Parking Front Of Store, Or In Lot Next To. Our Store ★ r B e n to 9 (Seott Swamp Bd.) Ob East Hartford Town Line and Hlbby Shop, Bo|^,^Pharmacy, and Jackson’s Market rei figure at Ellsworth also found handbills printed in a “A COVENANT WITH DEATH” Phme 647-9949 Slavic language. i r f F o r T t s s Big Maa la Year Family, Vlolt Our Big Man’s Shop In Wapping. 27. BBHmtBiiaiaiqmBium^ B'i.. la BstUa, C o m . i : , ; ^ ^ P A G fe F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PAGE FIV E
not selected constables for its from their aotivltlea to resi- GoventYy .development The recent annudi Coventry Andover dentB of the projected housing Church Distributes Food meeting discussed a program 3 Teachers complex. Those for the change for ifnprovement of its roads, Detroit Economic Cost gave the sanie reasons for the New Pastor Is Appointed setting up a committee to study State Agriculture ^Queen Join Staffs 2 Hearings change as brought out in the MECHAiaCS WANTED the development road problem. earUer hearings. To Detroit Riot Victims "Rotary Sets Dinner lOss Diane BoscagUa. daugli* GAS and DIESEL At Second Congregational Clarence Edmondson will be ter of Mr. gnd Mrs. CamUlo B. Could Reach $1 Billion Are Held on Two Resign Manchester Evening Herald DETROIT (AP) — Th« old the area hit hsurdest by rioting rubble, upduldering hulks, shat in charge, of the entertainment The Rev. Rdbert Kenneth Church Commulty House oq Rt. BuscagUa of Silver 8L, has DE7TROIT (APi — ’The cost of United Auto Workers union, least before it Ik known how Andover corespondent, Law pfCKUPS TO TEN-WHEELERS Negro man carried a burlap bag that had killed more than a tered for the Rotary - Club dinner been proclaimed Miss Connecti The Board df EducatJon ac rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. score and injured hundreds. 44A for July SI to Aug: 4 from rioting in the three-coimty De-.. canceled for 24 hours Monday much in taxes the city will lose Zone Changes over his bent shoulders. He “They’re going to really suf' Bechtold will assume pastorad meeting at 6:45 p.m. tomorrow cepted tw o teatehar recOgna- f i«t h because v,.of the disturbances, .from . . . . . the _ destruction______of taxable_____ These were the other victims fe'r after this,” ' said a' Negro 9 a.m. to noon. cut Agriculture for 1967. Cere New Modern Equipment and Plant worked his way to the Iront of duties on Aug. 1 as the new at Coventry Grange Hall. tkxn, granted one leave of ab- me ropo area even resumed Tuesday with the Big property. ’The fire department’s About 25 people attended the of the violence and plunder that woman, Mrs. Milton Jones, BycUlng Cited Officers for the year Include monies took place recently at ally could reach $1 billion, pre- xhree automakers. ' preliminary damage estimate Chemical Town Co. Paid Benefits—Clean Uniforms Daily the line at the church on 12th .had turned block after block of neatly dressed in shorts and psistor of the Second Congrega- Eugene Rychllng of Wall St. sonoe, and made ’three new ap- two hearings of the Planning Mark Spink, president; John W. the offices of Joseph N. Oill, diets Dwight Havens, president The industrial loss in other exceeds $160 million. and Zoning Commission held 7 Paid Holidays—Paid Vacations Street. the West Side into smoking blouse. She stood outside the tloned Church. He and his fam former service officer of the commissioner of the Connectl* polnltmeifts sit Rs meeting Mon Four chemical elements — Allen, vice president; Clarence day. of the Greater Detroit Board of fields also is great. Detroit is a What else? _____Monday^ . at the town office “I want some milk," he said, ruins and wrecked stores, gap church. “Stealing, breaking into ily are now making their home local Green-Chobot-Rlchardson Edmondson, secretary; Frank cut Department o i Agricidture center of plastics manufactur- "The disruption of the flow of building. ytterbium, yttrium, terbium, Top Wages his hand clenching the bag as Post No. 62, American Legion, Resigning ore HeiheTt Pa- Commerce ing emptily, -windows shattered stores,” she went on, surveying in the church parsonage on Dunn, treasurer, and Robert and Natural Resources, in Hart* ing, pharmaceuticals, metal goods in and out of the Detroit hearings pertained to and erbium —are named for though it might escape. ^ and smashed, shelves cleaned the littered street. Grant Hill Rd., which recently is one of four service officers in Upton and Harvey Morris, ser ford. a.Manchester High School "We’re fabrication, nonpassenger auto- area has resulted In p ea t loss- Ytterby, a hamlet near Stock (3all 278-1863 For More Information The food line stretched out the off or cluttered amid litter and “Innocent people are the ones was redecorated for the arrival the state to be awarded the geant at arms. Miss Buscaglla was presented Ikigllah teacher, and Mrs. figure on thds,” -he said in an motive production and foimdry es, but don’t ask me for figures . . . - parden anartments holm, , “weuen. Sweden. Theme lo^wn town’s door and onto the lawn. A wom debris. that are suffering.” of the new family this month. “Most Distinguished Service Ci with a crown and a sash, sig Qicnevleve Duane, a flrst grade interview, fhia I»naiiiia thev won’t hp garden apanmems, jg ^ quarry an in a yellow blouse and khaki They lived in the tenements, tation” recently at the Depart The Club family picnic la teacher at Buckley Bchool. He “It’s really such a guessU' casting. this because they won t most of the people in attend- ^hich provided nrovided a wealth of BRAINARD FORD TRUCK CENTER Sixteen-year-old Louise Col The Rev. Mr. Bechtold, who scheduled for 2 p.m. Aug. 27 nifying her position as repre Beyond that. Havens said, available for many days," Ha- . *■ r. . wmen proviaea a weaiin oi men’s trousers held a large, apartments and houses off 12th lins nodded agreement. ment of Connecticut Legion Itn accepted a poOttion in an- mate at this point I’m almost ance were from that section. minerals for chemists in the comes to Coventry from Mid with Edmondson as chief cook; sentative of agriculture in the “we’ve got other losses vdilch ven said. On the petition of Ralph M. 4S BRAINARD RD. HARTFORD, CONN. pink shopping bag. A boy, about Street. “We didn’t bum einy- “I saw them breaking into the Convention at New Haven. other echod iQ54tem, while Mrs. embarrassed to cite it,” he said, are harder, to pin down — such Other items include the de- late 18th and early 19th centur dletown where he served as as Dunn and Milton Wilde as state. Duane Is retiring, the board “but we can see where the total and Irene Bolles, Shoddy Mill 7, pulled a red wagon with an thing,” a woman said. But now cleaners Sunday,” she said. The citation reads, “The A committee of persons things as the prestige loss. This structlon of utilities in vandal- ies. empty basket and cardboard sociate minister of the First “kitchen boys.” learned. dollar estimate might reach a Rd., to rezonc from R40 to Gar there were no nearby gfrocery “They were colored.” American Legion, Department The club recently voted to prcnninent in agriculture, chair will affect our convention bust- Ized areas, the overloading of box in it. Others in the line store's left to provide food. Many Church of Christ Congregation of Connecticut, gratefully and Michael Gates, a teacher of biUlpn dollars.” den Apartment Zone about five Did these, the other victims, al, received his bachelor of di transport a child to the Willl- ed by Frank Atwood of W nC, MSS, and I’m sure it’s already medical facilities, the extra ef- acres of the larger acreage clutched cardboard boxes or families feared to travel far or know why it all happened? sincerely expresses its appreci English and social Stuidles et “Beyond this,” he added, ^fected our recreation busi- fort on the part of law agencies, brown paper bags. vinity degree from Yale Uni mantic Camp for Retarded selected Miss BuscagUa. She is Bonnet Junior High Bchod, was they own, numerous pros and had little gasoline left because Mrs. Jones shook her head. “I ation to Mr. Rychllng for meri- Children for two weeks. 18 and graduated from Coven “you’ve got your costs that are ness. Oakland County alone Fire departments and public cons were brought out. Those “We got the idea laist night,” of travel restrictions and shut ha've no idea.” versity Divinity School in 1965. trolous and distinguished serv granted a year’s leave. He will He has worked extensively with Legion Auction Saturday try High School this June as do fuU-tlme eraduate rtudv at (site of racially tense Pontiac safety personnel. The effects of o p ^ se7 ‘tolker mostly 'of "toe said the Rev. Robert L. Potts, down service stations. The girl beside her said, “I ice rendered the unfortunate, co-valedictorlan. She is presi dur‘ material tlmt is which ties just north of Wayne toe curfew alone afe expected appearance of such unite chairman of the Virginia Park the Agricultural Extension needy, or disabled veterans and Green - Chobot - Richardson Long stretches of Grand Riv don’t know. But they said people dent of the Nathan Hale Chap w i i , . Z County, where Detroit is) has to cost millions, since many y,g y g „ g . Rehabilitation Project which er, 12th and 14th streets lay didn’t do what they were sup Agency and 4-H groups. his dependents over a period of Post 62, American Legion, will ing the 1967-68 academic year. have its annual public auction ter of the National Hwior So yond recall. There s oh^vlously more miles of waterfront than businesses operate at night. Those In favor of toe zone had collected food to dispense to raw, stretches of incredible de posed to, like building houses.” He was ordained June 6, 196^ many years as representative spects exhibits in the T%e three teacher appoint going to be a large loss of tax any county in the United States, “Beyond that," Havens con- g^anee spoke of toe favorable residents of Detroit’s West Side, at Middletown for the United of the Soldiers, Sailors, and Ma Saturday at the property of ciety and plans to enter the buildings at the fair. ments Ore as follows: struction, fingers of litter and A hea'vyset, solid-looking Tadeusz Szeluga on Main St. University of Connecticut this revnue.. We are estimating that they claim.” eluded, “I don’t know how you aspect of such property, toe man, Waldo Smith, was helping Church of Christ, and served as rines Fund.” Mra. K athies Aidala i/t toe total loss in retail sales al- Detroit’s information office put a price tag on injury and g^^j^ centals for young associated minister in his for Anyone lufving items to be faU. Mlanchectter to teach Grade 1 one may be $60 million.’’ says it will be several days at death that are involved.’ hand out food. He was senior Rychllng declined re-election picked up may call Post Com She has grown up on her par couples and retired people, and mer church since 1961. He was to this office in June after serv Hijackers Stop 1^41^ alt WOddell School at a salary Havens explained that toe Petition Coming on Merger warden of Grace Episcopal mander John Klein, or Szeluga. ents’ 76-ew:re dairy farm and o f’*$6,500. She earned a B.S. also toe advantage of having church, “we’ve got a lot of peo bom in Laurel, Md., in 1925, re ing for the past 14 consecutive projection is based on toe year’s ------most of toe five acres left free ceived his bachelor of science The post and its auxiliary has been extremely active in NEW YORK—The 1,416 rob degree In 1964 from the College ple here that' need help and years. The local service officer meet at 8 p.m. 'Thursday in the beries from trucks in New for open space. degree at the University of is required to answer calls for 4-H work during the last 10 of Our Lady of the Ehns and “ ’S'r'C'”- Obeyed Of fleet’s Order Johnson Will Be Asked we’re trying to take care of Legion home on Wall St. York City in fiscal 1966 ac has previous teaching experi The Bolles plan to erect one them,” he said. Marylsjid in 1948 and served 11 the town of Coventry, as well as years, receiving many awards Which assumes that there will Coffee for Minister for achievements, especially in counted for losses of $6,633,978, ence in North Providence, R.I. be no more pillaging. If there is apartment building with eight A Negro woman walked up. “I years as 4-H agricultural for the towns of Andover, Bol one-bedroom apartment unite. agent. He is married and he ton, Columbia, and Willington, The Rev. James R. MaoAr- the dairy field. Her participa more than all the bank rob ' Miss Nancy J. Harnois of more which seems likely, toe To Help Save Railroad heard you were gi'ving away beries in the United States that Vietnam Hero Gets 10 Years The building would be set back bread and I’ve got five kids at eind his wife have three chil where there are no local repre thur, former pastor of tlie First tion in 4-H judging acUvltles South Haffley Falls, Mlass., to estimate wil rise. Congregational Church, and his and active leadership in 4-H year. ’The 1,644 bank thefts na teach elementary music at a 276 feet from Shoddy Mill Rd. GREENWICH (AP) — Presi of this year if the Penn-Central home and nothing to eat,” she dren. sentatives. Payroll loss? “We can’t even and' would have aluminum sid ’The Rev. Dr. Allison Heaps family will ibe entertained at club work has been especially tion-wide caused losses of only salary of $5,750. She gradu- get a guess from toe major em- For Shooting Cong Captive dent Johnson will soon be urged railroad merger is not consum said. Howard G. Reynolds of Ea- $6 mUlion. ing. Percolation teste of toe soil mated and the New Haven of Rockville and the Rev. Dr. a puhlto coffee hour from 7:30 noteworthy. ated in June from the Uni- pioyers at this time," Havens to unite federal agencies and ex A social worker who had been gleville is sssist^ t service of versity of Connecticut ’with a AN KHE, South Vietnam tor, Capt. Jton Yelton of Plney have been favorable. merged into the Penn-Central.” ’Truman Woodward of Windsor, ficer and is responsible for th§ pm. to^:30 p.m. today in the She was named Connecticut said. “They just sort of chuckle pedite the litigation-snarled busy on the West Side said only ADVICE FOB WOMEN B.8. degree. (AP) — A U.S. Army general ^»ts, Tenn. _ The second hearing was on Connecticut’s economic health a few grocery stores were open both retired, have been serv calls for the town of Mansfield. vestry of the church. The fam Champion Holstein Girl for sadly.” ily plans to return to North NEW YORK (AP) — Gov. Mm. Baihara Gold of Man- “If this had happened at a 1 . J J. 1 . J He said toe Vietnamese was the petition of S. J. Ploufe to Penn-Central rail merger, ten depends on the continuation of around 12th Street. ing as interim ministers of the Actor’s Colony Officers 1963. court-martial toddy convicted farmer who was brutal- change a 26-acre plot of tend tatively set to include the bank the New Haven’s passenger and Dakota on Friday where the As Miss Connecticut Agri Nelson A. Rockefeller has told a Chester to teach Grade 1 at (Afferent time, when toe auto “But they were out of the sta local church since the resigna John Hunt has been elected Buckley School. Her salary companies were operating at and sentenced to 10 years In jy ghot.” on Rt. 6, between the Schaller freight services, the petition ples, milk and bread. We drove tion of the former minister, the Rev. Mr. MacArthur has a par culture she wUl be part of the group of business women that rupt New Haven Railroad. president of t h e Actor’s ish, after spending a few days WUl be $5,950. A 1950 graduate juu steam, this could have -been prison a decorated sergeant on The defense attorney, Capt property and Hickory Dr. on contends. to the suburbs but the panic Rev. James H. Ameling, who is Colony Association with William governor’s party at the com American women are leading Commuters and businessmen in the Bast. lives of “domestication without Connecticut much worse than it is,” he said, a charge of killing a Vietnamese James the west and the Andover It urges the President “and buying(i^eaned them out,” she now serving an assitant pas Hurley as vice president; Mrs. mand performance Sept. 16 at are being asked to sign a peti the Eastern States Exposition representation” because ■ they Cohege, with a B.S. degree, she jjg ggjj giant General Motors Is nrisoner The sereeant testified argued that Griffen believed the Sportsmens Club on the tion to be sent to the President. his representatives” to coordi said. torate in Rhode Island. Elizabeth Hurley as secretary- has one year’s previous expert- t^e middle of its model ^ _____ order to be legal. He called from light Industrial to p r d ^ ‘"The food problem is criti treasurer, and Thomas Mc Mancliester Evening Herald In West Springfield, Mass. She are not becoming Invol^ved in , , ^ he had acted on orders from his Elxistence of the petition was nate the activities of the various The Vacation Bible School of government in sufficient num ence in Hartford. chaneeover and almost no pro- Griffen a “soldier’s soldier,” apartatient zone. Ploufe plans tx) federal agencies so the merger cal.” the Second Congregational Laughlin, road man. Coventry correspondent, F. ■will also accompany 'the gov revealed Tuesday night at a ernor and his, pauty as he in bers. ductlon is going on. commanding officers. trained “to obey toe order erect six bulldingis with a total public address by a new Haven can be expedited. About 400 food stores were Church is scheduled at the The private development has Pauline Little, tel. 742-6231. Although absenteeism is high The officers have been firgj >• of 48 one-bedroom apartments officer. During his talk. Smith said destroyed in the burning and — up to 66 per cent in one Ford charged with premediated mur- “If we’re going to condemn the site. A n-umber of acres Richard Joyce Smith, chair he was optimistic that the pro looting, said Edward Deeb, ex H«lps You Ovoreome plant — production is more or der and will be tried later, someone, let’s condemn the peo- o*' HI- Hie north of the man of the New Haven’s board posed merger will eventually be ecutive director of the Food less under way in the auto in- S. Sgt. Walter Griffen, 25, of pie who gave the order or the buildings, would be left to of trustees, discussed the New approved, but he warned that Dealers of Greater Detroit. FALSE TEETH ' dustry. Three Chrysler plants East St. Louis, 111., also was schooling Griffen got in the open-space. Haven’s increasingly gloomy if the merger does not take Food industry sxrakesmen Loosonoss and Worry which had been closed were re- reduced In rank to recruit and Army, but not Sgt. Griffen,” Residents in the area, par- survival prospects during a place soon the line would be said, however, that there was No lonB« be snnored orfS*} “ opened Tuesday, with absen- ordered to forfeit all pay and Rlce said. tlcularly people in Hickory Dr., eose because of loose, wobbly false meeting sponsored by the forced into “drastic” action. ample food available and no teeth FASTXCTB, an Improved teelsm running about 60 per allowances. He was convicted of He noted that ■ Griffen, who spoke against the change and Greenwich Chamber of Com “We are in the last crisis of shortage would develop unless iu^frow de^ boida pteM cent. The night shift was cut to unpremeditated murder, has been in toe Army eight quoted bankers to sustain ao they feel more comfortable. Avoid merce. the railroad,” Smith said. panic buying became general. em binaam ant caused by loose f a ^ four hours because of toe 9 p.m. The prosecution contended the years, holds toe Bronze Star their belief that such apait- After Smith’s talk, Haynes B. The line’s available capital Some stores were out of bread, teeth. Denturee that fit are essential curfew, and toe overnight shift order to kill the prisoner, sus- and the Purple Heart and has ments would devaluate their milk and some kinds of meat. to health.Bee your dentist regulyly- been recommended for the Sll- home values, Johnson, president of a com will probably reach an absolute FAB’rx c iS at all drug counteit. was eliminated. pected of being a Viet Cong, muter g^roup from Connecticut’s low by the end of September, Churches and other relief Ford opened all its facilities was illegal and called Griffen’s ver Star. A number of members of the Fairfield County and New forcing the trustees to recom agencies were recei'ving food except toe Dearborn assembly action “a stain on toe profession The officers’ trial Is scheduled Andover Sportsmen’s Club, York’s Westchester (bounty, pre mend shutting down the line. and clothing from such distant plant. Not enough workers of arms.” for later this week. They are which owns about 130 acres sented the petition to approxi Smith said. cities as Monroe, on the Michl- showed up there to keep toe “We are In Vietnam to estab- Capt. Paul C. Ogg of Greenfield, adjacent to the plot of land, mately 100 persons at the meet If prospects for an early mer gan-Ohio border nearly 60 miles producUon line running. lish a rule of law and order, not Ohio, and 1st Lt. John L. Pa- spoke against the change. ’They ing. ger look good. Smith said, then away, and from Marine City, E. E. WERdell Contract negotiations with toe to destroy it," said toe prosecu- trick Jr., of Wytoeville, Va. spoke of the danger of bullets The commuters’ group. United the railroad would probably be about 50 miles to the northeast. Communities for Railroad Ac able to hold off its creditors and “As soon as we get the food, it tion, was established about 2 even borrow money, “possibly goes out,” said the Rev. John Building years ago to support continued from the state of Connecticut.” George of Visitation Romein Contractor operation by the New Haven. But if the prospects indicate Catholic church. “We’ve had six Johnson said the petition will a delay of several months. or seven truckloads. But it’s not Smith said, then “the state and enough, especially the bread Residential-Gonunefcial be sent to President Johnson Altemtion^Beinodeling soon. It says there is “consid the (federal) grovemment will and mUk.” erable lack of coordination, if have to decide if they are ■will ’Three families of riot refugees HNE GRANT MAID' “Business Built On not outright disagreement, ex ing to undertake the primary ob had walked into the parish CustfNtner Satisfaction” isting among various federal ligation of service in southern where Father George was at Futt Insurance Coverage agencies.” New England and foot the bill work Monday night. Among Cited by the petition are the for an indefinite period.” them was a widowed mother of PHtCAU SHEETS 82 BALDWIN ROAD Interstate Commerce Commis five. Her husband had died, ap sion, the Department of Justice, UNANIMOUS BACKING parently of a heart attack, when TeL 644-0450 the Department of Transporta WASHINGTON (AP)—All six their house burned. Our ^ p o r Value’ After 5:00 PJtf. Homes for the refugees were Cottage tion, the Department of Hous of Connecticut’s congressmen ing and Urban Development and supported an amendment of provided by white families in white percolof the Post Office Department. fered by Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, northwest Detroit. 7ax10t", er twin fiNed The railroad has been in re D-Conn., to delete from the pub ‘"The refugees are a prob ceivership since 1961. lic works appropriations bill $1.7 lem,” he said. “We know they . MICHAELS are there. But the people are Efforts to include it in the pro million in planning money for Grant Maid® pucker-frao treasure chest posed Penn-Centred merger the Dickey-Llncoln public hydro scared. They’re afraid of the mansion have hinged on how soon the electric power project in Maine. snipers and of the police. They both towel by Cannon Sale lo8 2 ;% diamonds merger can be effected. A mas Democrats Emilio Q. Daddar- are hiding somewhere, but we Now, you save on every snowy white sive tangle of lawsuits has been lo, William L. St. Onge, Donald haven’t been able to get them to sheet! 186-count cotton, lab-tested for wear. thrown up to stop or delay the J. Ihvin and John S. Monagan come here.” merger. and Republican Thomas J. Mes- ’The other ■victims were there, Sale 7 7 * R lx IO t" or doublo fiMod, REO. 2.S9___ S a k 3.13 According to the petition, kill joined Giaimo Tuesday in the hungry, homeless, the RIO . $1 43x39“ whHo porcalo cocos— — 3 fw 1.39 “there is strong likelihood that voting for his amendment, frightened people and the inno Heavyweight cotton terry. If dobby border puckers, the trustees will be forced to adopted on a roll-call vote of 233 cent who could only wonder you get a new towel. 24x46" in a galaxy of colors. discontinue service. by the end to 169. why. Our ‘Duotone’ Haad Towel ,... .69c Wotli cloth------29< striped percolof 72x101" flat own Mid - Summer Sale Sale 2 e 6 7 £% Whether your plans are for a modest cottage down 324 off on these 186-count cotton percales a lane or a sumptuous mansion on a hill, Manches S U P ER 4 0 in your choice of pink, blue, green, yellow. ter Savings & Loan can help ypu finance it. 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A M-16 rifles. board member said he under The contract, reported to Colt ter of 1967, compared to |60.S A ouryoy hy The Asaoctated ciqpital punishment under the mlllioh during the correspond Press ahowod that IS states provisions of the First Amend* stood Nassiff would attend the Stockholders ’Tuesday, was next board session. signed last week to Washington, ing period last year. The quar have' aboiUhed the death penal- ment to the U.S. Constitution terly dividend was 81 cents a ty or so severely restricted its barring "cruel and unusual pun- according to the company. No flgiues on the contract were share compared to 48 cents for ue to make it almost nonexiat- Ishments.' the second quarter of 1966. ent Scum states have not exe One of their arguments is the Index to CSiange avallaUe. ■ cuted a criminal in decades. increasing rarity of the punish The firm also reported record For the six rnonthO. ended OSLO—The Central Bureau of July 2, Colt’s net earnings were Moist death penalties are Un ment itself. Statistics has persuaded some sales and earnings during the PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE! 65.15 million, or 61.51 per share posted tor murder. But some "There are some 0,200 homi 5,(XI0 Norwegian households to first half of 1967. states can execute for rape, Ud- cides a year," ICatUck said. on sales of 6149.2 mltoon. ’This take part to a consumption Negotiations between Colt and compared with net earnings of naplng, 'armed robbel^, treason "When only an average of 10 study to lay the basis for re the UAW are to resume next against the state, in Oklahoma, persons are executed, it begins 68 million or 84 cents a share vising the consmner price in Tuesday in Hartford. The last during the first-half of 1966. the death penalty legally can be to look like a lottery." dex. ParUcipattog households talks were held to Washington TAKE AN EXTRA TAKE AN EXTRA TAKE AN EXTRA imposed for peddling narcotics ICattick and other abolition have agreed to Itoep track of and were broken off last Thurs The 1967 esunlngs per share to minors. ists point out that persons who all expenses for one month. day. were adjusted to reflect a five Famous Make In Connecticut, causing death are against the death penalty per cent common stock dividend Some 2,000 UAW members paid April 17. by tampering with railroad are automatically excluded OIL DUMP BURNT struck Colt’s firearms division tracks or by "willfully burning from Juries in capital cases. 20% OFF 1 .0 0 OFF 20% O F F Orbital Sander ASHDOD, Israel (AP) — A here on July 1, Jtist as a two- any vessel or building" are They contend this kind of elimi week vacation shutdown was be crimes punishable by death. nation leads to Juries precondl- huge oil dump went up to L ost S oul Our Regular' Lou; Priceg on AU Our Regular Loir Prices on flames at this newest of Israel’s ginning. Our Regular Loir Pricee on Ouir Rfu. low Another state can impose death tioned to find defendants guilty Colt U the only manufacturer Villagers in Laos ’ believe for bvugjary of an inhabited and to recommend death. harbors early today. The cause M etlL M 8 . 8 8 was not immediately deter of the automatic M-16 rifle, sickness is caused by the de Every GALLON of house sit night Although many legislatures go parture of one of the & soul;i through sin annuad process of mined. % which is being used to the Viet- But death at the hands of the .nam conflict. inhabiting their bodies and G.E. CLOCKS Orbital Sander with 7V4" x 3%’’ pad. Sands, state is becoming a rarity and killing all capitsd punishment A workman was killed and depend upon both old and new AIL TOYS polishes, finishes wood, metal, etc. #9150 the voice of the alxdltionlsts is bills, the death penalty remsdns two others seriously injured as However, Colt’s patents and 2 ways to recapture the errant And other Famous Makes louder and more frequent a threat that is not often carried the fire got out of control. Fire and rights are being bought by the Army for 64.5 million, and soul. They employ sorcery, a PAINT Legal executions have been out. engines rushed here from all whiff of opium or a shot to the In Our Inventory Doll Carriages. Games, over Israel, and an air force a second firm is to be brought In our Stock New! IVx H.P. abolldied in Alaska, Hawaii, helicopter Joined to the fight. into the production picture. Olto arm at a modem dispensary. Table & Chair sets. Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Min Styles include i nesota, North Dakoa, Oregon, Judge Upholds Famous Brands Include Puzzles, Pre-school Toys 7” Power Saw West Virginia and Wisconsin. It has been abolished wtQi qualifi Bdly Rose Will G Alarm Dupont — Dor Cal In our Stock cations in New York and Ver Our Reg. Low 6 NEW YORK (AP) — A Judge mont and has been on the books • Kitchen Prict 19.88 has upheld Billy Rose’s avoi • Wall Paint • House Paint Famous MPrs Include: 16.88 in Rhode Island since 1864—but dance of taxes on the bulk of his • Wall never used. estate. • Bradley • Fisher-Price 9.0 amp motor develops 1 hp; cuts up to 2 T ^ death penalty was abol- • Porch Deck Paint 1 CASUAL V1LLAGB^„ at 90* and up to 2’’ at 45V Overload clutch; Surrogate S. Samuel DlFalco • Decorator Tuesday that the late • Parker • Playskool industrially listed by U/L and CSA. #9157 tu » in 1965. An exclusion in- showman was within his r i^ ts Moat popular colors to stock. Superior MANCHESTER main facing oak / P Smartly ityled, dependable clocka for every paints to do a superior job. Paint not to • Transogram * Hasbro m f ^ kill while escaping from estimated between 625 million room in your home. Port Cheater Hob^^^n^jrbeel^^ood^oMncludrf Famous Make 1 ^ and 650 million, to a foundation p e i^ capit^ punlshmert laws ^ ^ great final save up to Sabre Saw in i t K to cases ^ere a Manhattan, had protested the s e ^ m ^ e r is comitotted or ^ contending that Rose’s “at- END OF SEASON ^ ^ ^ ^ deductlbUlty 9 ea. "The deato perudty is related ASPIRIN VITAMINS ET Q C In our Stock to the homicide rate In the same Bottle of 100 summer^ play & dross wear group: orig. to $27 Tripods, Screens, Round laundry basket, way an Indian rain dance is Reg. 1.49 100's . 6 9 CRYSTALS GIFTWARES: Cut lead crysUI, > Enlargers • Timers Roq. 98e skirt or pant suits 10.-15. Swedish (^ a ta l, etc. Vases, decanters, u h round pail, dish pan, and related to the production of Limit — One Per Customer orig. 2.00 to 8.00 ^ , Gadget hags & Cases, waste basket. AH new rain," says a leadto^f lOdwest Limit — One Per Customer trays, bowls, sugar and creamer sets, • Trays • Tanks advocate of abolition. candlestieks, candy boxes etc. diamond shapes and *67 Exposure Meters, Albums colors. Turquoise, Sanoal- "When the rains come they y2off group: orig. $4 • Developing Outfits come." NOVELTY CANDLES: Tapers, Twists, wood. Avocado. 250 per Efforts to abolish the death sunsuits, crawlers, short sets, dresses, Minmar slaa|i shlHs 139 Modemlites; many colon and sizes. Buy • Paper & Refills, Movie Lights, store. No rainchecks. penalty have quickened over the suits and more. BOW at savings — These make fabulous last decade. There is an active CLIP THIS COUPON V ^ gifts and prisea. / • Chemicals Filters ^ #176 Wostf Basket - 6 qt. #146 Dish Pon — 11 qt. corps of aboUUonlBts to nearly every state. Among the lef^era Good Only 27 - 28 - 20 - 30 aro the American Civil IdbertleB continuing our / ------V Union and the Nattonal Assoda- TAKE AN EXTRA j tioa for -the Advancement of S A V E 50c BOYS’ BEPT..., lower floor TAKE AN EXTRA Odored People. ON ANY PAIR OF soffli-anitual They point to federal statistics on all executions to the United SUNGLASSES $1.00 Or Over group: boys 8 to 20 With This Coupon 5 .0 0 OFF 20% OFF States between 1080 and 1066. Of t . f the 8,886 persoru executed to lim it — One Per Customer poles, sport shirts, shoe sale that period, the abolitionists discontinued styles only! Our Regular Low Prices on Our Regu'nr Loir Prices on ALL state, 64 per cent were rxm- whlte. Of white persons execut swim trunks, bermudas ed, they hold, toe majority SAVE! on famous moko lacked funds to pay for an ade originally quate defetue. women’s shoes ALL CRIBS & CARRIAGES "When they execute for BOMf sJUt-THLs coupqN.W«M^ 3.00-4.00 1.99 Arpeggios • Sandler • Joyce Good Only 27-28-20-80 8 With This Coupon Cover GM • Penobscot CHESTS & Strollers • Hush Puppies in GOING group: 6 to 12,14 to 20 S H A M P O O $ e . 4 0 boys’ wiuah 'n wear group: oxig. $10 to $18 ^ In Our Inventory WhUe stock last 2? gal CAMPING? TENSOR-DIAX Bee The CamplBg Reg. 2.25 14-oi. summer sport coats . .48sorti‘il styles from Choose from Plastic Waste Basket Plastic Trash Can Bpeelalfoti Famous Manufacturert lim it One Per Customer HI-BNTENSITY LAMP Our Reg. 1.29 Oul Reg. 3.49 HttSCH-WEIS 4.99 to 5.99 ' F am ous .Mfrs. such as: Such as: mid or low beds, casuals, flats, WHITE-STAG • Biltrite • Thaver 8.90 10.90 leathers, patoits and suedes. 3 .7 7 •Childcraft BLullabye orig. to $15 orig. to $20 .88 2.47 ItaBafonnar cootroUed with con- aC.ustuiiu’raft C ollier W ell Made TENTS vmieiit on-off switch. White enamd 44-qt. round buket. Smooth design for 22 Gal. trash can with metal locking t h is COUPON 8 button model, plaids, checks, solids. ;ik)QflO(CLIP THIS COUPON MMfifltcuP g ills’ and big girls’ finish with flexible brass finish goose- lasting strength. (Heans quickly with handles. Green with black lid. 20" Dia •S to rk lin e ♦’.Is^h Baby rides in comfort and safety to a hand damp cloth. 144 per store. No rainchecks meter, 20 TaU. 144 per store. No Good Only C7 - 28 - 29 • SO Good Only 27 - 28 - 29 - so aaek. ay famous Tensor #1M0. as some carriage. SLEEPING par store. No ralnchecks. ______H O LIDAY Coupon NOXZEMA With This Coupon group: boys’.4 to 7 Stride-Rites BAGS short sols, tlack tob, orig. $ U 4 1 2 A9 Dtoac* ------1 - . i . T an PifaM SKIN CREAM thirit, paloi, pajaoias SALI: N IP , thni SAT. AM T s a r CAMP NBEPB BOTTLE w o m m 'B leather MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE M A s o a m a a t 9uort Reg. 2.49 Rtg. 1.35 M BURK4JB GAUDS orig. 2.00 to S.00 ^ . OPEN LATE MBMerthlblaBL lim it — One Per Customer Limit — One Per Customer sandals 3J9-4J9 WknA -SiupiMS <* -Akoiji d V i n m i a t Depot flaaan EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY EVERY NIGHT U L S tt-iaU ijK.m ’/.off orig. $6 to $8 Opqy toSPJL m- fMat warn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN.. WEDNESDAY* JULY 26, 1967 MANCHESTER EViSNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PAGE NINE
have a “home training irarttfl- Mississippi’s P o litics Teeits’ Parents cate” i^tproved by die Motor Vehicles Depcutment. Again Allowed Application for sudi a eer^ feature Name-Calling tlflcate requires a $S check o r JA CK IN , I t o . (AP) — The Ultraconservative vote. Robed To Teach Driving money order payable to the commlasloner of motor vehiclee. MEATOWN S*”l L s t a S 5 ^ t ^ S a i £ HARTFORD (AP) ~— Oonnec- (Jertlflcates are good only for corated flat-.bed trucks In court- 1 - a monOi after the Issue date |i 215V2 s il v e r l a n e , EAST HARTFORD • PLENTY OF PARKING! [ house squares from SulUvan’s **** ***** ****■ 17-year- and will not be accepted by the HoUow to Piney Ridge and caU <*Udren how to drivie an department’s training station "Where Qualify Always Exceeds Price!" e ^ ( ^ r i ^ e s —"liberals” vote school system" for every *“**>moblle. ***• .«>. p ™ . . STORE HOURS: TUES. - WED. 9-6; THURS. - FRI. 9-9 These are Democrate, striving said, “not o ^ ^ » S l o ^ ’ch M ^ he will be required to purchase SATURDAY 9 to 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) to win nomination in the party’s receive a l^er educal^^^ **“* * supidementai certiflcat* for Aug. 8 primary. The Itopu4' have Blble^SSn^S^SaS^ ® may take the teat ^ already have their cW but our tea^^w S T tS ta S *^P***“*"* daps for the November election, the high moral and a e g re ^ t^ Vehiclee used In the Instruc- OEM’S BEST! EXTRA FANCY ahd Interest now centers entire- atmosphere that beflts the char- In 1965, that provosion was re- ^on must be covered by the ly; on the "Mississippi Demo- acter of true Southern woman- pealed, making it necessary for proper liability Insurance. Stu- crats.” hood." such book training to dent drivers will not be permlt- from a public or private school. to drive on limited access You sure better not label me BUI Waller Is the dlatrict at- But beginning this past July highways. as a plain Democrat," one can- torney who twice triexL but dldate warned a newsman. "I’m failed, to convict B y r o n ^ ^ 1, parents are allowed once Fishing Second Place crai, ana you better spell it of civil rights«X T leader Medgar W at least‘ 26 hours. right.’ Evers. . ^ NBW YDMO—iWhy do pecnte Despite 185,000 registered Ne- Beckwith 1s a candidate for As prevUmsly required, the buy boats? The Oultboaid Boat- groes among the 700,000 voters beutenant governor, but the parent must certify to actual Ing Club of America surveyed CANNED HAM behind-the-wheel Instruction. conaumeriL Some 37 per cent the candidates are not openly Is not a campaign Issue, soliciting Negro support. Civil Waller, bills himself as “a true The Instruction requirement gave .pleasure cruslng as the rights organizations are concen- conservative" and advocates was changed, however, from 400 reason for buying. Second was trating on county and district lower taxes and "more for your miles to 10 hours. fUhlngi—13ie tradKlonal reason rac(Qs in selected areas. dollar." Rre-viously, a pwent needed — and family recreaiUon was a good driving record to qualify third. CM(Utetes w eS ^ ^ '^ sS i his firrsteS e“kc^ a S » hLe^fSe S S ltS s ^ S boit‘”Sjie?^'“« ^S^cSf^of
wmi.^8. state ^ M u r e r Wll- backers, and his campaign In addition, the parent, legal J 11am Winter, BUI WaUer, Jimmy lacks news releases or adver- guardian or adult spouse must * cperwu Swan, Vernon Brown and C.L. tlsements. McKinley. C.L. McKinley is an employe !------The winner ■wUl face Rubel ^ shipyard oh the Gulf Coast. (Herald photo* by Pinto) Philipps, a Jackson attorney ° appear at a major A dass goes through its paces at Lottie Fisk Memorial under watch of dance connoisseurs in background. (Herald photo by Pinto) who won 38 per cent of the vote Political raUy. New England's Leading in 1963 as Republican candidate against Democrat Paul B. John Two-Year Professional son Jr., ineligible by law to suc Healthiest Month Vernon Rec Has Something for Girls—Modern Dance SAVE ceed himself. School of Ross Barnet was governor NEW YORK—(Power people Young Vemon g^rls this sum workshop is to make believ from 1960 to 1964 and made na take time Off from wortc (because mer are learning to dance with able characters using 'the Stan tional news In 1962 when James of ilfateiss during July Hhan any g^race and beauty with a teacher islavsky acting meithod, Mrs. n.25! H. Meredith, a Negro, was en- other month. The “alickeat” ACCOUNTING Browne said. month la March; during March with grace and beauty, Mrs. roUed in the University of Mis September 1967 admissioa. The workshop will include sissippi. 1906 a total of 1,804,000 em Sandra Browne, a senior at the anyone interested, and dra ployed persons missed some HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING Opponents are using the inci 66 Forest St* Hartford—^Tel. 247-1115 University of Connecticut. matic experience is not neces dent against Barnett, 69. John work and two-(thirds of them Since the first Wednesday in sary. were off a weOk or miare. AppUcatlons now being accepted for July, Mrs. Browne has taught Mothers’ dance and exercise BeU WUllams calls Barnett the her youthful charges the free ..secret-deal candidate," claim classes began yesterday from LAND 0 ’ LAKES ing he agreed with Atty. Gen. grace of modem dance. Every 2 to 3. If enough adults ar^ in morning for an hour Mondays terested, an evening session Robert F. Kennedy to allow through Thursdays the girls will be given Monday nights Meredith to enter school If Ken dance. from 8 to 9. nedy would make a show of The dance classes are a part This dance program Will use force from federal officers. of a new Recreation Depart modern dance principles in ex Barnett has denied thei Davidson & Levcnthal ment program of fine arts. It ercises for weight control. charge, but Kennedy on a re includes classes in drama, bal All classes are held at the cent trip to the state said such a Mianchcster Parkade let and modem dance. Boys and main building in Henry Park. BUTTER deal was made. adults are invited in some of For information, call the Rec Barnett is also on the defen the classes. reation Department. QUARTERS sive because of his age. Mrs. Browne is majoring in lb. "We should elevate ‘Ole Ross’ theatre at UConn with emphasis to the post of senior statesman on directing. She has studied or governor-emeritus," gibes with William Hickey, Steve WlUlams. Shrimpell and Uta Hagen. I Extra Lean, Minutes Fresh The congressman stings Bar Acting roles, she played in nett with charges of being “a clude Mary in "The Wonderful silk-stocking man who, if elect World of Musical Comedy” at ed, would have to move Into the Pre-Invenfory Michigan State University, governor’s mansion, and that Birdie in "Peter and the Wolf” would mean moving inti) a for the Hartford Conservatory smaUer house.” GROUND Barnett Is ceunpaignlng on a of Music with the Hartford Sym phony and Alice in "Alice_ in platform of states rights, sup Wonderland” in ^n Off-Broad port of ex-Goy. George C. Wal way theatre. lace of Alabama for president, CLEARANCE She has conducted her own and Increased state welfare A aiduiK* «R tWw ( hN benefits for the aged and disa school of dance' in Bloomfield, krtfilwi W'mI *t was the originator and choreog Imb Am half pfk*. Tbar flvt i bled. He has promised a $75-a- ••mfcrtaMt iQfwt («r CHUCK lb. month old age pension, now $50 rapher for the Bloomfield Mod gafuCftnA ''FAffrl ffW y ” yaw m m | a month. Swimsuits take a dive at D&L em Dance Club, choreographer M ■atAan. Ttay fim I and dancd director for the Hart •ffMf »f«r «r «fp«araMa. Sfim "I’d rather see the elderly •■4 rafUar iMm. Stratch ftat. people of*Mis8i8sippi get 80 per ford Experimental Theatre and FiffI Ftiffl or Bull ItoM ihiilM. Armours’ Natural Casing B.C. was a teacher of creative dra /fiiif M/ m—firrt eSatml cent of the federal money rather matics at the , Casita Maria than the Head Start and the . (Community Center in New York “Helanca la the registered Great Society programs,” he City. TM of the Heberlein says. An adult drama workshop Patent Corp.” Barnett attacks his opponents will start tonight from 8 to as "liberals and middle-of-the- our entire stock of nationally Ih a r d roaders.” 8:30. It is Intended for adults interested in "a study prac- He implies that funds raised tlcum," Including working on (xfsddojt, by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- famous 1967 swimsuits scenes from many different DRUG COMPANY Mass., for the Young Demo- rats of Mississippi are being plays. 761 Main St.—643-5321 ' The main aim of the drama funneled into WUllam Winter’s SALAMI campaign. Jennifer Johnson is properly positioned by teacher, Sandra Browne. "He’s been running around Misses' ond Women's Whole or Half Piece with Hodding Carter in (Green- an.unhealthy competitive situa ■vUle newspaper editor and co- tion. Closing Ouf chairman of the Young Demo Famous Brands 3 3 V3% off ’’The Citizen-Journal can crats of Mississippi are being Publisher Defends grow only as much as the Dis I Conn., Fresh Grade '‘A” Young Democrats," Barnett patch wants it to grow,” he Entire Stock O f charges. said. “In 1,001 ways, the Dis “When this summer Is over. patch can control the amount of Winter will be gone," says Bar Joint Paper Deals advertising and circulation the nett, "and I think we’ll Just send Dress Shoes Citizen-Journal gets.” Johnny BeU WlUlams back, up every swimsuit in stock reduced ... were $12 to $30 WASHINGTON (AP) — A Ra able to continue publication.” SUMMER Brian McNamara of Cuyhoga LARGE there to Congress.” leigh, N.C., publisher said today Falls, Ohio, said the govern Cancer Test Ignored WUUams has served 21 years congfresslonal clearance for in Oongre^ and says, “That’s ment should force the disman NEW YORK — According to Joint operation of merger of fail tling of a Joint operating agree the American Cancer Society, enough time for any man to ing newspapers ^would preserve ment between the Columbus have to live in Washington. 1 one third of American women MEN’S WEAR want to me back to the Bible to (Ohio) Dispatch and the Colum over' 20 have never had a Papa NOW *8 to ^ competition by saving papers Belt vdiich the liberals make so with “distinct editorial person bus Citizen-Journal. nicolaou test for uterine cancer. McNamara, formerly wom It says 13 million women are doz much fun of.” alities.” EGGS He says he stands for states en’s page editor of the Citizen- aware of the ”Pap” test — the But a former newspaperman LOOK WHAT *1.99 rights aiui law and order and Jantzen e Roxanne said the process has not worked Journal, said Joint commercial ■world's most effective cancer operations there have created deflector — yet have avoided it. never falls to remind listeners Regularly $11 to $22 that way in Columbus, Ohio. WILL BUY FRESHLY SLICED, WESTERN that It was he who lost his party Everyone’s diving into D&L for the greatest Shank A. Daniels, publisher of seniority In the House for sup the Raleigh Morning News and porting Republican Barry Gold- Elisabeth Stewart ewimsuit savings of the year! You save (me- Observer and of the evening SWIM TRUNKS SPORT SHIRTS water against President John third on every nationally famous swimsuit Raleigh Times, said he knows Long Sleeves son In the 19$4 election. Hurry to D&L's Shoe Department for this great sola event... something about failing newspa Values to |9.00 Values to $5.00 “They offered me that senior pers because his (ximpany ity back, last year," W Ulla^ priced so low that you can buy two or more pairs in the styles Bobbie Brooks in stock . . . all with their famous labels and purchaed one 12 years ago. ' h n o v s | ^ 9 9 J says, "with the only condition and colors of your choice! Square and rouno toes. . . medium, ^. original price tags. One and two-piece styles He referred to the Raleigh that I support Lyndon Jirtuison low and stacked heels... dressy and casual styles. Choose Times. Daniels said if the News or any other can(Udate they Beach Party e In . . . boy legs, maillotspskirted suits . . . ny and Observer had not purchased might select and endorse the na from navy, red, bone, white, beige or black. Sixes 4 to 10. SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS lons, lastex, cottons, knits . . . styles and it, the Times would have ceased Short Sleeevs Long Sleeves UVER tional platform, whatever that publication and Raleigh would might be." White and Colors Ris stump crowds beUow: colors galore . . . in sizes 5 to 15 and 10 to 20. have been left with a single Values to $4.00 Reg. $5.00 Sirena • Petti newspaper. "Give ’em heU, John BeU!” Dive in for savings at D&L! Daniels’ testimony was NOW *1 99 N O W Q < |^ ^ ^ Winter, 44, a lawyer from prepared for the Senate Anti Grenada, served in the Legisla Misses' ond Women's trust and Monopoly subcommit ture and was state tax nd- Manation of separate and inde Difference In The| \- • BrisM Plaa 149 WEST MIDDUS TPKE. rate poUtics." pendent editorial voices in the taste! wiMtaMiMi and industrial lead eonununity.” NEXT TO FORMER LOCATlOJSf ers have ralUed behind Wnter I “If tliU bill is not passed," he MEN'S SHOP with large sums of money, and CDftL ShB8S>-Maiicliester Parkade) Closod for Iqvontary August 1st sold, "there will be an increas .most poUtical observers think ing number of one-paper cities SPECIALS ARE FOR THURS.. FRI. and SAT. Has RE-OPENED For Business • COR. MAI^ and BIRCH STREETS WE RESERVE THE RIQHT TO UAUT QUANTITIES h«‘s the leading candidate. around Mm country because the Jimmy Swan, a Hattiesburg weak eeoeod paper will not be radio executive, has the state’s 3 J d
. V'S' BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PAOB TBK MANCHEiSTER EVENING H E ^ L p . l^NCHESTER^^ CONN., WEDNESDA^Tj JULY 26, 1967 and Mrs. Samuel JFanlala of WHUsm, Lue^en of Graitd Avo.: Contest Tonight feature most likely to impress son Fnnless City K ^ y Rd. Bella'Lkhanouski of Hyde Ave.; the Judges. His pwner, Mrs. Ifor a moment, a ItragtoaUy brief Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. Martha Lepire of Gkxxse lAne, Harold Geary ‘ of / North East, A Tlioiight<|tnr Todfljr Picks No. 1 Cat Pa., says he once tackled a rab- * VOLKSWAGEN motnent, we tbotMdut that Mayor lind-^ ToUand; Debra Dearetyne of Sponsored by the Mancbeatei 'fht» on Box Mountdin and M n. WSUaih Auguste of Mountain Spring Rd.; Laurel bit as big as himself. aay wae really on Mb way to mahbig Ettettfttg l| p r a l| k Oouncil of OhurohM Fox Hill. Dandurand of Corrlne Dr., Tol Of the Nation Final. Judging takes place to 24 Mo. Ufato New .Toifc ttM cMy.” Disobaiged ' Priday: JOse- land; Roee Breton of Souta St; teoM A B 9 . n a m S B O N J o t tfce Bottom (Oontiinied from Page One) ' d a y and the winner will be ' m FUBLJSUWiBz IBB ■ We read, with insitant exdtemenlt, pMne Foisy o f Maple S t ; Mary Charlotte Auclair of Route 74, crowned tonight at a coronation SEDAN •or $78.00 mR» HBBAii> ranniM a o o 7 ore. tliaA ^ dty te planning to Ud about One o f tbe saddest Cafluns Admitted Sunday: Oarv 13 Btirll pittt Boothroyd of Gaynor Ptaoe; Tblland; Michele Ames of Cry Friable, of Omaha, Neb. Mrs. ball to be held in the Boom FASTBIGK SEDAN $88.00 wm MsncheileK Obbb. $2,000,000, uMch might have a Hair tile Church and society 'hanre to walk to the of Srtpalc lAke Rd.; a 2^ stal Lake Rd.' WAt^m & xtataosoN Shirley Dearborn of Grand Frisbie thinks Pepper’s per Boom Room- of the plush Fon PobUilieTi (tenoe o f being high bid, fOr the Queen been guilty of is faHun to help road before Nortwt of Charter'ltd.; Ave.; Julia Dook of Cottage Discharged Suhday: Charlene tainebleau Hotel. KARMANN OHIA •*'7 ^99,00 me. sonality will be his strimg po ______3V>und«d October 1. 1881 Maty, wMdi la ebaat to be auctioned mankind develop a hap^, fxisl- biia. Turning the ^ Hartford St.; Geraldine LeDuc of Staf LeFerrtere of Fern S t; Jean The lucky cat will receive a $112 Mr Uve view of the seonial side int. STATION WAGON int* PttblWMd B veiy ErentaiK Bxcept Sundays o ff by Sir Basil Bm ai^eoe, ctaairman bds giywM.gt tha and of the Beoker Place. ford Springs; Chester Lem- CMbhardt of Franklin Park Jewel-studded tiara and a mink (11 Ml..) and HoUdaya. B & e r^ at the Post OCtlea at of humkn nature. This is sad A year-amd-a-half-old Si trimmed cape. The finalists, Baachestar, Oonn.. as Second CSaas Had of the boerd the Cunard Une. pMsky o f Warehouse Point; West; Grace Coons of Ware Matter, ______paitly because a good toterpre* X iid too difflOutt Birth Thunsday: A daughter Carolyn Brownlee of Sanford house Point amese, Rasxiutin, is called a have already received a color . PANEL TRUCK $112 me. We noted, with increcuaing enthuisl^ ttaiUon of the value a Christian h i i t t ' i t u eMIalned to the Y* ^ ^ * l^ndo Quag portrait of themselves, the serv 80B8CRIPIION RATB8 Rd., ManrtieBter. “ party boy” by his owner, Do Payahie tn Advance aam, that New York Qlty wonts the plaoes on sex is aotuaHy posl- fteam , « BducaSte Monday llacoU — " of------Saot--- 'Brook Ooust. Discharged Saturday: Freida The Herald’s Vernon Bureau rothy Towle of Braintree, Mass. ices of a personal butler while ^ T E D T R U D O N One Y e ^ ...... BB.® Queen Mary in order to convert it into Ue SUito Board of Bdu- Birth Friday: A son to Mr. visiting Miami Beach for the Six Months ...... U.OO tiiVe, Why has the humsn Puts of MUe HUl; Hubert Bums is at S3 Parte S t, tel 875-3136 She says he likes to dress up Ttiree Months ...... AW a new high school, capable of aooommo- fraiity"of those who sought to <9aUoh fa i6 g N qulri^ the Box Mw. Charles Kclberg of of North River Rd., Coventry; or 6M-2711. News items may bo whenever she. throws a little week-long pageant, and a VOLKSWAGEN One Month ...... 1.86 dating 3,000 pig)UB. interpret this highly emotioiial lOldkfrMi be bused will East Brook Court. Thomas %ea of Franklin Park; mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock soiree. mouth-watering tour of Miami’s m e m b e r o f _ Our imagination leapt forward with issue to sensitive people pcoved -hot The state says Birth Saittnday: A son to Mr. Mary McGiU of Vemwood Dr.; ville. Hunting is Omar Khayyam’s seaquarium. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled this novel concept for higher educatimi to be such a barrier that in ^ ohnayka mtut not have to to the use of repuhUcatlon of all news dis most of our minds Chitsttanity wiUe ttMifa ttuua oite mila patches ci^ ted to It or not otherwise credit —for the equlvcdent of a new hig^ ed In this paper and also the local nesrs pub- school at a total cost much lower than and sex simply, absolutely, do It is afMMit a Half-mile to the llshwl here. not go together? All rIxtMs of republication of special dis would be involved in the erection of a foot o f ttia hUL patches herein are also reserved. Nogro Students wUi probably normal btdiding on land. If one cared to look long: and 935 MAIN STREET - TEL 643-5171 - OPESN 9 AM. TO 5:30 PM. - CLOSED MONDAYS The Herald Printing Company Inc., as hard at the world o f nature, totol Is in the Vernon school sumes no financial responslMllty for typo Then we came to the scul news, the MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHBJSTER - 241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFORD (622-7201) graphical errors appearing In advertiaements unbekevebly unimaginative, tmjoyous one could make an enormous tkO foU o f 1968, ac- WATKINS-WEBT EHNESIAL SE3RV10E - 142 EtaST CEINTER STREJEJT - im .. 640-7196 and other reading maUer in The Mandiester oorang So Dr. Rdmaden. ‘The details. Pevt of r Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday Well, it was Fun City while it lasted. things would end with the rad$d halanmf’ H«he. FVw Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday physical but not so with man. nnsntfirid deadline — 6 p.m. day before HawBver, he pointed out the puNication. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday No one would argue that man hortllMat yart of Vernon has and Monday publication. Our Unimi Stddier Facing: North has deep and complicated emo Some matters of municipal house tional needs. Perhaps the deep the lll||iMt peitentage of pov W A T K m S Wednesday, July 26 erty leiirei children.. Time to save money keeping are admittedly much more est ^ these is the dea^ to urgent than others. One would have to The State is pUlmlng a cen belong, to know as many sus o f dtudetata by race this fall go pretty far down the list, of things ways as possible to answer Traffic Wwse Than Slave Or Dmir in all otkte sof KeUy Rd.; Jane Au ed the use of the bank by price. Standard sizes, $88 each piece. fense Appropriations subcommittee last from every quarter; charges and coim- Becoming Bigger Business of his union’s fund. man or woman oonslders it so, gusta of Fox HiS; Wflhnm Pentag;on arms brokers. he will not almost literally year: tercharges. As for the underlying In 1965, Supreme Court Jus MRcHeU o f Thompeonwilie; Jan causes,, everyone seems ready with an Members of the Senate and ■ NEW YORK (AP) — The past clients not only Queen Vic tice Arthur J. Goldberg was stand tn an open window and ie OlendeT o f Loveland Bill; ‘”niese sales are employing American explanation—except those most knowl House banking committees, business of making American toria, Marie Antoinette and the sworn in as U.S. representative throw it up for grabs. ChriMian Fort of Spring St. vS labor and they are providing profits to edgeable and responsible. ’They will only which had tentatively approv men smell ndoer is skjrrocket- Empress Eugenie, but also Na at the United Nations. 3 Pc. King Outfits (78x80") complete $179. ed the $13.5 billion extension be We, as ithe Church, are real 'U,'? American business. I think w e should speculate, and only then In guarded ing. So is the business of mak poleon Bonaparte and French Ten Years Ago fore we reported the bank’s ing American women smell ni author Guy de maupassant. izing it is Important to speak 2 Pc. Queen Outfits (60x80") complete $129. be encouraged and congratulated on phrases, lest their own assessment Guatemalan President Carlos out on other itimely, troubling arms dealings last week, now cer, Napoleon was so enamored of Castillo Armas was shot to ilia prove to be erroneous and, consequent making th^e arrangements.” compare the arms expose to “Only 10 years ago most men i^ues—^why not more loudly ly, adversely affect the quick stnictm- the sweet smell of success that death in the Presidential Palace the bitter political reaction fol thought colognes were sissy, but he used 64 bottles of cologne a and more ‘positively on this But there has begun to be, perhaps, Ing of needed correctives. in Guatemala City by a mem lowing revelation of the CIA’s they don’t any more,” said Al month and carried them with one. Hiring nyti some disenchantment with the idea that The utter tragedy of the Newark ex- ber of his palace guard. American labor wants Jobs or Ameri financing of private organiza vin Welzel, a director of the him to his battlefields. One Five Years Ago The 'Rev. Ronald E. Haldieman TMf tl tht ytor for pilosion was summarized by Governor Toilet Goods Association and can business profit from transactions tions. would think that on a windy day A labor motion to censure the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church a tvMbMrM TOROI Richard J. Hughes when, having Just "The bank’s latest annual vice president of the House of the odor would have alerted the which wind up putting American weap conservative Government of witnessed some teen-agers dancing mer report was calculated to con Houbigant. enemy to his presence. British Prime Minister Ylarold t( stm k ohMto B®w«f ons into the hands of both sides of a rily In the midst of the sickening de ceal the full extent of its Welzel is full of odd tidbits of ‘ matt, »nn protnUy For yipur colonial bedroom . . . Solid maple “ Men spent $120 million on Macmillan was defeated in the lA hbMit eneBilve war, as happened between India and struction around them, remarked: “ It’s financing of arms sales fragrances in 1966, up 20 per the lore of perfumes which, he House of Commons by a vote Herald like laughing at a funeral.” UDa muerable ' " Pakistan, and as happened in the Near abroad,” one House Demo cent from the year before. says,. originated as tributes to of 351 to 253. BUdMays. VoiTW ^<<4 9■<) fi.tft. 14-95 East war of June, when American Governor Hughes epitomized the crat told us. It is axiomatic Women spent $440 mdlllon, the gods,.then were restricted to One Year Ago Yesterdays r kMly tar a traabto- Bed, dresser, Give your bedroom the charming touch of old New England tanks faced American tanks.. Newark violence Itself as nothing other that no Congressman likes to which also represents a 20 per - kings and nobles. Only in recent The U.S. State Department NB^. . .'Oaaaa an In with this solid maple grouping . . . and at a budget price! THURSDAYS than a “ criminal Insurrection” and an be bomboozled. cent increase." times have they reached the disassociated itself from a call mirror, chest Notice that the dresser and chest have ogee bracket bases Special purchase of two ’Hie unsavory side of the business has "open rebellion.” Nonetheless there purse level of the common peo 25 Years Ago Beyond this, members of The masculine trend toward by South Vietnam’s Premier Ky that project on all 3 sides. Choose from open stock if you FRIDAYS distinctive table lamp styles now been enhanced by the disclosure were obvious racial overtones: For exr the House committee,-in an un heavier and stronger scents ple for an immediate confrontation This date 25 years ago was wish: 4^in. dresser base $99; 26 x 30-in. miiTor $86.50; including------th e ----- antique that the Export-Import Bank has been ample, the password “ Soul Brother” usual, non-partisan , consensus, leads many experts in the in “The Greek physician Hippo with Communist China. a Sunday; The Herald did not bronze eagle on wood fin crates prescribed perfumes for 3 2 X 42-in. chest $59.95; full or twin size spindle beds $36.50: enticed from its originally Intended role signs were in evidence; “ Get Whltey” were far from pleased with dustry to predict that the U.S. publish. ished column shown with cries and their equivalents were heard the explanations given at a male soon will go all the way patients suffering from nervous 219. bedside tables $^.96. of being a peaceful institution for the butcher linen shade. Limit promotion of peaceful American trade everywhere; and, as we noted a Negro closed-door hearing last Tues and start wearing perfume, as disorders,” he said. “ During the civilization’s condition. j 10 Years Ago day by top Administration of men did in past civilizations. banquets of ancient Greek aris ed stock. in countries where credit was lacking television newsman report, in some sec “ When a nation is at war," ficials called on the carpet. In “ It’s coming,” said Welzel, a tocrats, doves were soaked in said Welzel, “ women instinc A number of Manchester into a sort of obliging secret credit tors of the city stones were hurled only at white passersby, while Negroes were stead of playing on ob"vious na slender, intellectual-looking perfume and|,then let loose to fly tively seek heavy animal-like campers are recipients of agent for ihe Pentagon, for whom it from fhe Riverton shop relatively sale. Moreover, Newark’s tional security implications of man of 51 who switched . to around the room. scents. But when life is peaceful awards for outstanding achieve extends credit without even inquiring population is fifty per cent Negro—the selling arms abroad, the em cosmetics merchandising after “The Romans even waged and there is time for romance ment given at a campfire cere Hitchcocks from the the name of the country to which it is largest such percentage In any Northern phasis in the secret session studying genetics and breeding wars to bring home perfumes and leisure, they turn to light mony held at Brae Marr Day o r i g i n a l Riverton, in college. and spices. Nero often had per Camp in Bolton. extending its loan. city; hence racial dimensions were in was on the value to the Ameri floral scents. Conn, factory. Turtle can economy. “In many homes scents are fume showered from the ceil “ In affluent times, sn/'h as A proposal to invite bids-from Now ¥fMtlwiiid» by Under this procedure, we sold and fi evitable. already interchacgeable, and back shown, or slat Surely the usual s^lo-econom lc fac Deputy Secretary of Defense ings of his dining saloon. now, women prefer sophisticat private capital to operate nanced during the past year and a half husbands and wives use the “ The household of Mme. de b^k models with real tors were also at work. There were Paul Nitze, for example, listed ed blended periumes.” town-owned Globe Hollow prop a total of $591 millions in armaments to same fragrances and deo Pompadour spent $100,000 a rush seats. Save $12 scores of married men and youths with several reasons, why the arms Both men tuid women, he ad erty as a public recreation area sales were beneficial, includ dorants.” year on perfume, and Cardinal each! H countries selected by the Pentagon. out steady Jobs, or without adequate ded, today demefnd fragrances is presented to the Board of Di ing the fact that they helped To Welzel this is only a mat Richelieu used a perfumed bel In the Near East, these customers in skills for acquiring decent occupations; that have a heavibb concentra rectors by Its Dem(toratic mem U.S. business, U.S. labor, and ter of history repeating Itself. lows to sweeten the air of his cluded Iran, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and there were scores of families on relief, tion of perfume oils, which bers at a meeting held' in the the U.S. balance of payments. His company, founded in apartment.” T w o rtyles Z 8 9 . Israel. In the Middle East, they includ many of them plagued by sickness; makes for a longer-lasting as Municipal Building hearing W.95 Nitze did not exclude the se France in 1776, lists among its Perfume is one index of a ed both India and Pakistan, even well as stronger scent. TERMS! there were overcrowded apartments and curity factor, but his.emphasis 49-95 though, during ^ this period, we were dirty playgrounds. ’There was dissatis- on economic reasons nettled Solid cherry! Table 39*95 supposedly halting arms sales to both • faction and hopelessness, both of which Congressmen who felt they because they had used our arms against breed hostility for society In general and were being had. and 4 chairs 2 89. Library step each other. disdain for the law. “ Nitze may have been telling Fischetti What happened In Hartford was some the truth,” one Republican told Or choose from Open Stock Such traffic, under such conditions of thing quite different, and relatively mi us. “ But it’s a truth that plays A library step inspired this deception and secrecy, reminds one of nor as contrasted with the Incidents in right Into the hands of the Rus solid cherry table . . . one the old tales of the sins of the munitions New Jersey. Again there were racial as sians who have always claimed Choose from twenty open stock solid cher^ pIt o m in the G ^forf from a group which in magnates in the era of World War I, pects, but these were hardly significant. that our economy would col Collectidn! Pictured is a haniisome 58 x 7^m ch hutch which s k cludes a 26 X 22-in. com when some people used to feel that the ’There was no discernible philosophy of lapse without our arm^uilents drawers, one lined for silver, and adjustable shelves in its base, $289. mode model and a 50 x 21- destruction, nor were there any pat 78-inch model zeal for profit on the part of the muni industry.” " The oval duckfoot table is the most popular m the grou^ It extends in. cocktail table. terns of organized lawlessness. Underly shown tions makers was perhaps responsible Moreover, Nitze and Under from 40 X 60 to 84 inches with two 12" leaves, $185. B ^ ^ -b ^ k ing some of the incidents were appar for war itself. Secretary of State Eugene Ros- Duxbury side chairs are $86.50 each; matching arm chairs $44.95. ent difficulties in finding employment, tow were less than effective In Now, if there is any tinge of any such lack of communication Avithin amd out trying to explain arms sales to Table and 4 chairs $289. guilt in the situation, it devolves more side the community, Md such griev Latin America to the Congres 229. directly upon governments than upon ances as shattered wuldow glass In sional interrogators. any munitions makers. We do not really school playgrounds, broken basketball They testin g U.S. arms are do it, as the McNamara statement hoops, and shut-off water fountains— essential for Brazil and other Tbo AmcHliif Select your new carpeting might suggest, for dollar profit. We do it making all these facilities unusable. Latin countries to offset Cas- TORO for power and prestige and for attempt (Weren’t the destructive Chicago riots trolte Cuba’s growing power and -fC H m HANDLT'i ed control of lesser nations, an<^ these trtegered by a controversy over the use Castro’s eiqianding operations o fa water sprinkler for chilt(ren?) OpM«Mt • Wbolo tfainga are the profks and wages we in Latin America. or rugs from 18 lovely colors As In Newark or the other New Jer seek from the business. But these are That brought an immediate M Choose a sOfa to fit sey cities where disorders occurred Congressional question at the PvWVSr . IOQI9 not much less shabby than the naked within the last several days, the disturb hearing: If that’s what Cuba dollars would have been for some 1914 ances iri Hartford were symptomatic of Is doing, the U.S. response ONLY 9 5 your home. Save! Carousel or 1 0 9 5 Individual munitions bbneem or mag diseases afflicting the inner city of should be far more direct than nate. One would think and hope that many municipalities In the nation. peddling a few millions In arms. TBMIS! ,^>#>Btered sofas didn’t make their appehrance Un Royal Manor $q. yd. both of the world’s great present day Even In Newark racial hostility cannot But that fundamental question ix. the late 18th Century so in order to $^ve 20th For the record armorers would s|^p building and mar readily be magnified as a major cause. went unanswered. Century cwnfort to Early American ronns, a wmg At this new, lower Sani-Annpfd Sale price, Watkins popu keting death under the theory that it is For one factor, common sO far to every Still another fundamental chair design has been adapted to various sofa lengths lar Carousel and Royal Manor Broadlo«ns are bigger values a power diey can control. One would city or town that has seen disturbances, question raised on Tuesday but . . . a sirc to fit your living rown. All have muslin- fhAn ever before. Choose from twe textures . . . richly sculp 3 9 -9 5 . ttiink smaller nations would stop letting great or small, is society’s moving too not answered concerned U.S. pocketed Marshall type spring backs’imd foam latex slowly and with too little in the socio arms sales to Jordan. ’To keep tured, tip sheared Carousil which adds elegance to large ttiair own leaderships be bribed by such cushions! Solid cherry cabinet for economic area. this Arab state friendly to the rorans, or, the smooth • random-eheared beauty of Royal yf’. trsnaactiona. One would think somebody your Hi-Fi records holds ’Time is now of the cMcnce. The fu West and to make it Independent lata Sto 54" Love Seats. 189. 84" Oversize Sofas 249. Manor that makes small ro«ns look spacious. Choose from . would pass a world law against a traf- nerals of once significant cities are now of Soviet arms, the committee three Golds, six Greens, four Beige and Brown tones, three over 100 albums 16 ^x 24- *7fw wr inch top, 22V^ in. high. fle ao many times worse than any slave distinct poaaiblllties — and with further was told, it was necessary to idoK ir vew nm mu 66" Junior Sofas 209. 9^" Jumbo Sofas 279. Blues, a Mandarin Red, an Oyster White. . . eighteen in all! ar drag tarame ever was. laughter. — CATHOUC TRANSCRIPT supply It with U.S. arms. In
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P A U m T W tL V B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,' WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PAGE THm’TEEN charged that MoHitih, Bolton g o t LIQUORS— W II^ ience; It has 27 on-the-alr-news- bought up a large number of the diver to look for the teeth the ^«,0<»-a-year ,joet princi men and a news staff of 50. Nigerian Troops outboard motors and all boats in after the man, whose name was CAMERAS pally b^iiae he mimed Presi Key Station Pope on Pilgrimage Events in Capital CORDIALS Dembo said WCBS will dis the Lagos area over 18 feet not disclosed, lost them in a res FILM-RUUS dent Johneen’ii secre Mlnimtim Rrkot card its old programming—ex Take Important long. Presumably these were ervoir. The diver found them in GIs Muaaled? in Washington National Cathe tary. Finance Boar^ Discusses On Network cept for network commitments used in a small boat invasion on 30 feet of water, the office said. I DISCOUNT PRICES T o E a s te rn S h rin e s on Dodd censure WASHINGTON (AP) — The dral as McNaughton was eulo ARTHUR M —during daylight hours week Oil Terminal Bonny Itiesday. chairman of a House subcom gized by his longtime friend, Total expeh^fttf^ for U.S< days beginning about Sept/ 1 Bofiny is on an island at the 'There are about 95,000 cattle ARTHUR DRU8 WILLIMANTIC (AP)—A Re Ifarvard" Professor Adam Yar- 'fown-Owned School Buses ^Goes News^ LAGOS (AP) — The Nigerian ISTANBUL (AP) — A Turkish Prospects for formation of a mittee that went to South Viet public sdtools this year will be Tlie board of finance heaiU a and inaugurate continuoua entrance to the Bonny River, ranches in the United States. publican state senator has crit mollnsky, as a man whose pur an estimated fUT.S billion, 9.8 o l u ^ Interest, but not amor- government announced today it aiirllner carried Pope Paul VI Roman Catholic-Orthodox Joint icized U.S. Sen. Abraham A. nam to check complaints about NEW YORK (AP) — Station broadcasts of nhws, features, which leads to Port Harcourt, today on a pilgrrimage to the study commission to look deep the M16 rifle says the military suit of excellence was unending. per ceht more than in .1996-66, report on the merlta of admol- '®*»t4on of the puxxtaoe price. interpretation and analysis. had Invaded rebellious Blafra the main Bl^ran port. Ribicoff, D-Oonn., for voting Burial, with the highest fnlli- according to National Education owned aohool bfiaea at lbs meet ChxKskett said he figured that WCBS, flagship of the CBS radio by sea and captured the impor ancient Christian shrines of er into unity prospects were giv against the censure of Sen. may have muzzled soldiers and network, is changing from mu Paul Nicheds, continuity Capture of the oil refinery is Izmir and nearby Ephesus, en a strong boost by Pope panel queried. tary honors, followed at Arling Association report. Read Herald Ads ing Monday and wrote the Bolton would need eight buses. director at WNUS, said the sta tant oil terminal at Bonny. 'Vital to the federal government Thofnas J. Dodd, D-Conn. ton National Cemetery. sic and conversation to one of where the apostle from whom Paul's visit to Patriarch Athen Rep. Richard Ichord, D-Mo., Board of Education saying that The maximum figure would tion’s sales iMWe jumped 800 per A combined navy and army which has plenty of crude oil in we have all sizes of "Senator Ribicoff htus let us •then be $30,000, he said. Bol- the innovations in broadcasting, force inflicted heavy casualties the Pope took his papal name agoras. down,” said Wallace Barnes of read portions of several letters CAPITAL QUOTE the Infonnation is avallaUe, if all-news programming. cent over its old music format. its territory but only limited issued one of his greatest epis The Pope paid close attention that charged soldiers were kept that board would like to look ton now ia paying around $40,- Steven Bell, promotion director on rebel troops in the port in refining facilities. Farmington Tuesday. "His re “I have the utmost sympathy The all-news station is some- Nigeria’s eastern sector, which tles. Tuesday to the 81-year-old Or from giving the House probers for any person who has never it over. 000 a year for oontracted tnuis- at WINS, said advertising sales There was no indication bamboo sponsibility was to search for ■portafclon. vdiat of a phenomenon in broad declared its Independence from whether the Invasion of Bonny FAIRWAY Turkish President Cevdet thodox leader despite a busy the truth and make us face it— true information about the con had a decent chance in life. But The research was compiled casting. Only about a half-dozen are "up substantially.’’ Sunay, Premier Suleyman Dem- schedule of talks with Turkish troversial rifle. A complete 60-passenger bus, . “People aak us,” said Bell, the federal government in May, is being extended to be the FIRST whether we liked it or not.” the fact that society has treated by finance board member Mrs. stations in the country have the government said. irel and a 21-gun salute saw the officials, meetings with Catholic "If this information is accu him badly does not give him the Virginia Butterfield, who said the board teamed, would cost “what do you do when the news mainland or whether the forces , lawn rakes Barnes said Ribicoff "has re $7,200. made the switch, and even the Bonny is the first town in the of rebel .leader Col.' Odumegwu Roman Catholic pontiff off from and non-Catholic church lead fused to judge Dodd by the rate, and there is some basis for right to smash a store window Your Gall&ry she has bOMi concerned about first has been at it for only runs out? Well, It doesn’t run Istanbul, where he arrived Mon ers, sightseeing and protocol. belief in the Information,” The MAM Oil Company, the out." southern part of Biafra to be Ojukwu are mounting a counter standards which would have ap and take what he wants, or to the Increaaing costs of eon- three years. captured by federal troops. day for the first papal \isit to Many of the autonomous Or Ichord said as the subcommit attack our police with animal tracted' schnol bus transporta only garage in town with a attack. plied to any'other profession.” »3S MAIN STREET - AT WATKINi large enough hoist, would store The WCBS decision was made priced from 49c Turkey in 12 centuries. thodox patriarchs have been Ribicoff was one of only five tee reopened hearings Tuesday, ferocity”—Former President tion. in hopes of regaining lost foot The government gave no de Welcome Here Patriarch Athenagoras, spir- strongly suspicious of Catholic U.S. senators voting against “it stands as a shocking exam Dwight D. Elsenhower, in a the buses end get them started tails of the Invasion but vessels MAN, TEETH REWITED TELEPHONE 643-5171 The study IndicBited that from In the morning at $12 eadi a ing in the New York ratings bat Vernon of the Nigerian navy, which in BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A Boise tual leader of the world’s 150 unity gestures. Dodd’s censure for misuse of ple of muzzling by our military Reader’s Digest article, calling 1960 to 1967 there has been an tle, officials said. million Orthodo.x Christians, Athenagoras has none of the funds from testimonial dinners. Promoted leaders on a subject that can for strong action to combat increase of 289 stuttertte in the month, and would 'cffer reduced cludes a frigate and a number man and his false teeth are reu both stores are open thurs. and ftl. till 9 headed the religious leaders power and worldwide authority meeui life or death to our com rates for repairs and the like. The claim of being the first of patrol boats, left Lagos at the nited thanks to a sharp-eyed main street — 2 stores — east middle tpke. Barnes said the censure made lawlessness and rioting. school system, and an increase all-news station in this country who came to see the Pope off. over his believers that th ePope Connecticut residents "uncom Capt. Alan B. Bennett of bat soldiers.” of $16,947 in transportation In Andover, for additional Jaycee Head beginning of the week. diver from the county sheriff’s The Pope and the Patriarch, has. The patriarch presides Storrs, formerly of Manches Ichord said his panel’s Jtme CAPITAL FOOTNOTES pay, the prindpai is the "dis is made by WNUS in Chicago, a The government also had office. The sheriff’s office sent fortable.” costs, without eLUowiing $4,714 member of the McClendon who Tuesday night pledged new over an Orthodox see which "Most of us don’t like to think ter, has been promoted to his visit to Vietnam uncovered few Chairman Emanuel Celler, D- because of disoontlnued bus patcher” and one driver is ap- At Seminar efforts to reunite their sepa through history has enjoyed present rank in the Connecticut gripes about the effectiveness of N.T., of the House Antitrust ix>inted dUef driver. group, which dumped its top 40 ill of our neighbors,” Barnes service to Manchester High, pop tunes format in September rated churches, talked for five prestige and honor but Issues no said, "particularly when white- Army National Guard. He is the M16. subcommittee says the panel's once Bolton Wgh school was lii Oockett concluded that Marvin 'Weiiibeiig, president minutes at the airport and em commands to other patriar commanding officer of the But on returning, he said, staff has begun a probe of the Ice keeper (“considerable savings" would 1964. collar crime is involved.” fuU operation. Hie addition of ■WINS, New York, made the of 'the Vernon Jaycees, will at braced twice with the "kiss of chates. "It is much less personal and Manchester 136th Military Po members began to get lettera auto insurance industry. (Teller the $4,7l4 would bring the to be realized if the board “wants tend a leadersihtp training peace.” In a Latin document he gave lice Co. from servicemen and relatives said he has received more than to put up with the heailaches.’’ change in April 1965 and a sister far easier to be indignant when tal tnereese to $24,661, the station in Group W, the West- seminar lield by the OonnedU- Pope Paul told President to Athenagoras at one of their some stranger on the other side Before assuming his present of men serving in Vietnam say 120 complaints alleging unfair tankard style study reported, and either fig Mrs. Butterfldd patotel out cilt Jaycees at the University Sunay that his visit to Istanbul meetings Tuesday, the Pope command he was a military po- ing field commanders threat practices and dlscrimihation in .that the board of education inghouse Broadcasting 0>., of town is the guilty party,” ure would indicate “almost a PhUadelirtiia’s KYW, foUowed. of Bridgeport this Friday and "unforgettable.” said their mutual desire to bring he said. hce officer with the Rockville ened punishment if the con the setting of insmunce rates. 20. 100 per cent increase.’’ would not have to run the buses Satufxlay. 2 Speaking like a tourist bedaz- their churches back together Guard Military Police unit. gressmen were told of problems Vice President Hubert H. Itself, but could appoint some that September. WAVA in Ar The seesion will deal with "Whether we voted for Tom When the school bus contract lington, Va., changed in May Direct entrance from Purnell Parking Lot 2 zled by the Byzantine splendor again "animates a resolute wish Dodd or not,” Barnes said, "we A native of Manchester, Ben v/lth the weapon. Humphrey will spend most of was extended the tost time it one to be responsible. leadership, organization, Jay nett attended Manchester High this weekend on an oceanogra 1666, beaming its news to met to Watkins new Floor Covering Shop, of the city on the Bosphorus, the to do all in our power to hasten all knew him politically.” The Penta~on said later that Only a giant could use this tankard for drink was expected, the. study said, Other BusineM cee activities and project It is pontiff said: "This city is be the day in which full community School and graduated from the both the Army and Marine phic research vessel off the New In other business, the board ropolitan Washington. KABC- set up mainly for k>cal presi Barnes also jabbed'-at^ cover ing . . . it is 11 X 91/4 inches and designed that money would be saved be FM in Los Angeles iq another WATKINS or use our 935 Main Street entrance yond doubt unique in the world between the Western and East age of the Dodd affair hy Con University of Oonneotlcut with Corps are Investigating the alle- Engla.id coast in his unofficial cause of better scheduling with of finance sent a letter to the dents. role as director of federal to hold ice cubes! Made in Italy of metal in news station. for natural beauty and for the ern churches will be re-estab necticut newspaper!:. a degree in animal husbandry. gafonc. no Manchester runs and because selectmen 'su^eStlng that the Trapp Completes Course SEMI- beauty with which man's genius lished." "The Connecticut press, in He is assistant dairy plant marii’-c research activities. an antiqued pewtertone finish with cast han of larger buses. town have a '■^Id assessor, re A number of other stations Police Chief George A. Trapp has filled it. The Pope said the long history manager at the University of McNaughton Buried President Johnson has named dles, it has a styrofoam insulating liner. Use questing the town to stop plow across the country have given has received a certificate for many instances,” Barnes said, According to the study, there new emidiaais to their news cov ANNUAL 111 "We cannot say.how glad we of separation was now being "either ignored or played down Connecticut Creamery, and is WASHINGTON (AP) — John career d'plomat Martin J. Hil- it for informal outdoor barbecues; for formal are 14 towns in the state with ing private roads in the winter, successfully completing a are to have seen it ourselves.” replaced by a God-given redis doing graduate study in food T. McNaughton, who would lenbrand, 61, a Yoiuigstown, and stating that the board had erage. Some devote the whole course in the Connecticut Mu the story when it was front page entertaining indoors. their own SKbool busea The morning to news — the crucial FCRNITllKE S Before going to the airport, covery within the two churches reading everywhere else in the technology at the school. He have become secretary of the Oh'o, native, to be the first U.S. closest to Bolton is Andover. no Intentions of reviewing sal nicipal Training Program of the hours of radio-broadcasting 6 the Pope celebrated Mass at St. that they are "sister churches.” world.” is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor Navy Aug. 1, was burled Tues ambascador to (Tommunist Hun Practical, decorative, and truly a conversa Crockett Likes Idea aries of town officials again. University of (tonnecticut's In Anthony's Cathedral and ap He noted that sacramental life, ris C. Bennett of Mystic, for day following church rites at gary, The appointment la sub Salary recommendations when television is secondary. stitute of Public Service. He is tion piece, it makes an excellent wedding or After reviewing the figures Hie change at WCBS was pre pealed again for Christian unity. succession of bishops and basic merly of Manchester. tended by President Johnson. ject to Senate confirmation. on the operation of buses in were made recently. Some es- among 64 officials who took SALE Then he drove to the resi doctrine were the same. He After receiving his commis McNaughton, his wife Sarah (Thairman John M. Mahem of anniversary gift . . . or give it to yourself! pedaMy a reduction In the sal saged in late Jiine when CBS courses. a-d their Il-year-old son Theo the Su'oversive Activities Con It’s just one of thousands of gifts for every Andover, finance board chair named Joseph Dembo, director dence of Armenian Orthodox urged "mutual contacts” • to sion through the ROTC at man T. J. Crockett, who ad ary of the tax collector, were' Trapp took a course in “Mu Patriarch Snork Kalustian and deepen the pastroal life that Wedding Storrs, Capt. Bennett was em dore were killed July 19 in a trol Board says he has ordered occasion you’ll see when you shop Your Gift not well received, and the se of CBS Radio News, as network nicipal Street amd Traffic Plan North Carolina plane crash. the board’s newest member, mitted he had been ^eptical, 'Vice president and general man assured him of his intention to each of the churches pursues. ployed by the Department of Gallery. Cards for all Occasions, too. Free gift said he thought the idea had "a lectmen had written asking for ning.” work for reunification of the Athenagoras agreed on the Agriculture until he went on Only a few days before the Sen Simon F .McHugh, to avoid pub wrapping and free delivery in this area. another review. ager of the station. Church Barbecue Lauretano • Swanson ate had confirmed Johnson’s lic utterances in connection with lot of merit.’’ “I’m fairly sure we can se Roman Catholic and Orthodox need to go further, making active duty in 1963 at Ft. Sill, The study said that Andover Vernon Congregational churches, which split in 1054 whatever sacrifices would be Miss Janet Linda Swanson and Okla. He served v/lth the 11th appointment of McNaughton to the controversy surrounding Mc Manchester Evening Herald cure our standings in New Church on Rt. 30 will hold its Michael John Lauretano, both the Navy post. Hugh’s appointment. The con operates each bus—^it has five Bolton correspondent, dem e- York," said Dembo, 40, a veter annual chicken barbecue Satur over the issue of papal author- necessary. Air Assault Division which has —for $3,300 a year each, In- Ity. Pope Paul called for "a loyal of Manchester, were married been redesignated as the First Johnson occupied a front pew troversy arose after it was weU Young, tel. 848-8681. an, broadcaster at NBC and day rain or shine. The purposes of the Pope’s theological dialogue” in broth- Saturday in a civil ceremony Cavalry Division and now In CBS. “I certainly have no iUu- Settings will be at 6:30 and trip, his fifth outside Italy in the erly love, with mutual performed by Raymond T. Vietnam. He joined the Guard’s slons about becoming No. 1 in 6:30 p.m. Take-out orders 'yvlll four years of his reign, are to knowledge and respect. His use Quish, justice-of-peace, at the Rockville unit when he was the next 12 montha. be available. reiterate his desire for church of the word "loyal” was consid home of the bride’s parents. di'seharged In 1964. Brides and Rockets “But, there’s no doubt in my Reservations should be made unity and peace in the world ered a carefully phrased guide The bride is the daughter of He is married to 'the former mind tiiat once this concept with either Robert Shellard, 316 and to commemorate the Ecu- line for the Orthodox that both Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Swanson Aldeane Reed of Mystic. The catches on our sales picture 'will Vernon Ave. and Gall Sheer, menccal Council of Ephesus, churches should be free to probe Jr. of 66 Westminster Rd. The couple has two children. improve. Our ratings will go up, Hartford Tpke. where tradition says the Virgin deeply without being dishonest bridegroom is the son of Mr. AIR CONDITIONED Drain Gold Supply too, and we’ve got some going Mary resided for a time. to their own Identity. and Mrs. Michael A. Lauretano 1963 graduates of Manchester (Continued from Page One) to do,” he said. of 413 E. Center St. High School. Mrs. Lauretano is One of the first things Dembo RANGE The bride wore a pink and a 1966 graduate of Parsons Drapery Shop people realize gold is an even Robert Dixon, James Derby, Al- plans to do is expand the WCBS AM» Tolland beige print dress, fashioned with School of Design, New York better conductor of electricity den Warner or Kenneth Ellis. 21-man news staff. He expects scooped neckline, and carried a City, where she majored in finp than silver. Many government The event will be held, rain or to recruit at leiurt 16 more news FUEL OIL Complete with contracts now specify gold for shine. Along with the dinner the men. He also is adding more bouquet of stephanotis and ivy arts. She is a film editor in New Women’s Fellowship will have GASOLINE Eleven Warrantee Deeds with pink streamers. Haven. Mr. Lauretano is a 1967 electrical and electronic work. mobile news cars and will use cushion laid wall- Last year, 62 per cent of the booths featuring White Ele the station’s two traffic helicop A reception for 80 was held graduate of Rhode Island School phant, food, handiwork and at the home of the bride’s par of Design with a B.F.A. degree gold consumed by the nation ters for news. J Recorded for Two Weeks went for jewelry and artistic rummage. These will be open “It’s going to cost a consid to wall or made ents. In graphic design. The couple from 4 to 7 p.m. BANTLY OIL % Eleven WEirrantee deed real The Men’s Softball League Mr. and Mrs. Lauretano are will live in New Haven. use, 7 per cent for dentistry and erable sum, but I can’t say how COMI’ANY, INC. 9C)iedule tomorrow: Rockville 27 per cent for Industrial, elec much,” he sioid. “You can’t run m iiim estate transactions were record Manchester . Evening Herald a news-oriented station cheaply. .'I'll MAIN srin;i:r into room size rugs ed during the first two weeks of Welding vs. Hayden and Mason si trical and electronic work In 18 Colors! on Field 1 and NAPC vs. U.S. cluding space and defense. Oth Hebnm correspondent ' Mrs. It’s just not possible.” TKI,. G‘19-4.')g.’i July at the town clerk’s office. Distributors on Field 2 . er industry absorbed the rest. Marjorie Porter, teL 228-9116. WINS reports a similar exper Rockville K7ri.327l Mocha They represent mostly transfers Boys' Basketball Begins BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: U.S. gold stocks reached $24.6 Sand Bolgo of property ownership of exist The Board of Recreation billion in 1949. They now total Surf Groon ing homes. Summer Basketball program For a complete selection $13.1 billion, still largest in the Choose your new carpeting D Warrantee deeds registered for boys in grades 7 through 1^, non-Cbmmunist world. Antlquo Mots Include Carl W. Jr. and Joyce w'ill begin tomorrow night at of Top Quality, Freshly Other governments accumu Dolft Mim Mr. Tyler to Charles R. and 7:30 In the high school gym. Cut and Displayed, UN- late dollars and can cash them Royal S t n Sheila A. Gray of East Hart The progrram will be under the Packaged Meats, Shop for gold when Americans spend or rugs from 18 lovely colors direction of Board of Rec more overseas than foreigners MancMrin Rod ford, property on Beixter Rd.; Western Beef Marts. Maida W. Gangell to Claudius chairman William Holley. WATKINS spend iff this country. Now, at this new, lower price, Wat Both are woven with.a pile of man GoMonCoshmoro E. and Mary Arm Cole of South Games will be played Tuesday Well ttimmed and priced The : administration has Oystor Whito and Thursday nights each blamed its failure to end this kins Carousel and Royal Manor made Acrylic fibers that are non- Windsor, property at Lot 5, _ right, too. .SEMI-ANNUAL allergenic and moth proof. Easy to Grahaber Rd.; and Westmin week until September. dollar drain on the Vietnam Broadlocms are bigger valu^ than Rpyal Bluo war. Through May, U.S. gold WATKINIS keep clean, too, and shows less Mapio Sugar ster Development Co., Inc. to FURNITURE ever before! Richard D. and Martha R. Hein Manchester Evening Herald Sove on re-upbolstering, slip stocks dropped, by $21 million SEMI- - traffic pattern. The heavy 3-ply Corfoi Gold of Vermont, property at Lot 6, Tolland correspondent Bette SPECIALS this year compared with $224 Choose from two textures . . . rich yams give all the luxury and Anriquo Geld Old Krat Rd. Quatrale, telephone 875-2S45. million tor the same period last beauty of more costly fibers. A year. ANNEAL sculptured tip-sheared Carousel Moss Also,'Jack F. and Mary Hage- THURS. - FRl. - SAT. that adds extra elegance and in heavy jute back makes the carpet lin to James L. and Priscilla A. covers and draperies lay flatter, prevents curling. Avocado Vernon CUDAHY’S BAB-S E E R N lT E i^ terest to large rooms, shows less Bolduc of CJoventry, property soil an(l traffic patterns, or the Ocoan Bluo at lot 32, Old Farms Rd.; Em Hehron Acrylic yams permit a great color ma K. Hahn to Maurice Gasch Petitions Filed smooth, random-sheared beauty of clarity; See this lavish array of 18 Grocian Geld of Vernon, lots 1 and 2 on Bax- -171___t *____ 1 _ . CANNED SALE Royal Manor that makes small fresh, beautiful colors in 12 and Emorald/Olivo ter St.; suid George A. and Caro-.. lKim Porter is the % Choose your coverings from one of the larg mittee will meet Monday night ville, $900; Rockville General When your slipcovers are delivered we put team mascot. Hospital, $538.45; Savings GROUND them on your pieces as a final check for fit! est collections in this area including Greeff, at 8 at the home of committee Schumacher, Stroheim & Romann and Wavr The team is coached by Mrs:i chairman Russell Stevenson, Bank of Manchester, $277.48;~ G. Eaii Porter, alias (Tharlie Sherry Circle. Western Auto of Rockville, CHUCK Call 643-5171 now for Shop-at-Home Service. erly makes . . . formal damasks to casual Brown, and Miss Becky ^n n ett Trade Name Registered $104.79; and Zahner’s Shoe IN 6 LB. LOTS tweeds . . . fascinating textures and more of Amston Laker. Mr^"Porter is Marshall W. Smith has regis Store of Rockville, $12. colors than you ever dreamed possible! Call physical education iiutructor at tered the trade name of Smlt- Louis Barton also listed Peo 643-5171 now for Shop-at-Home Re-uphols East Hampton \j% h School. ple’s Saving Bank of Rockville, FRESH, EXTRA LEAN ’'‘Two pieces ... sofa and chair ty's Shell Station, with the tering Service. ■■ Miss Bennett wm enter het A // 3 f. <>!. town clerk. The new staUon is $4,269.63 and Fred Baldwin of Regularly $136.80 senior year at Southern Connec on all located at the junction of Vernofi, $447.04. GROUND ticut State Oillege in Septem Rhodes Rd. and Rt. 195. The .petitions will be turned ber, mqjoring in physical edu THURSDAYS Historical Society Auction over to Saul Seldman, referee 11995 Dress up with draperies cation. . The ToUand Historical Society in bankruptcy. The Bartons are ROUND Posters advertising the game pictures FRIDAYS is seeking donated items for its being represented by Atty. IN 6 LB.LOTS Give your home a fresh new look with gay cairy a cartoon of Peanuts and faU auction, according to auc- Frank Ahearn of Wapping. '^Three pieces'... sofa and 2 chairs new custom-made Watkins Draperies. "You his blanket. The girls are Capture colonial warmth with • tlon chairman Mrs. Clyde Jon- choose them right in your home from a mag appealing to the town to support in the 2 x 3 ft. O vals...... 5.95 dro of MetetUfe Rd. Those who SUB COMPLETES TRAIL We will have a complete selection of Steaks, "RoMts for Regularly $ 185.40 your spit. Turkeys, Hams, Poultry and Cold Cuts for your nificent array of exciting fabrics . . . Early them and give them "a little 27 X 48 in. Ovals .. .8.95 wish to donate may contact QUINCY, Mass. (AP) — The barbecue. security.” Mre. Harold Garrlty, Tolland nuclear submarine Greenling .^erican prints, Mod^s, French Provin American Legacy Braids 3 X 5 ft. Ovals .'.. .13.95 cials, Spanish . . . fine imported linens, beau Hcket reservations for Satur GALLERY Green or Mrs. Donald Barrows, has successfully completed her 15995 day’s (Thicken Bar-B-Q at the 4 X 6 ft. Ovals . . . .24.95 Weigold Rd. Pickups of the do first sea trials. General Dynam tiful cottons, elegant traditional patterns and Gilead Congre^tional (Thurch ■ - 71 ■ . Thrifty Elarly American nated items can, be arranged. ics Corp- reported'/‘Tuesday. ■ / coordinated ,sohd colo^. from 5 to-7 p.fh. may be made/ 15 OAK STREET cleaned, these rugs are rever 6 x 9 ft. Ovals . . . .49.95 Voter Registration Heading out, to ^ a Sunday, *Sofas only. Regularly $87.$^. by calling Harvey Desruisseaux, housewives did not w aste'a sible for' added wear. Choose 8 X 10 ft. Ovals . . . 69.50 The next voter registration Every window is measured to assure a per thing! Accumulated rags were she struck a buoy off Hingham fect fit. Draperies are custom made with the from typical hit-or-miss color 9 X 12 ft. Ovals . .‘.79.00 session, originaUy scheduled for but suffered no damage or in WESTERN All kinds an^ sizes of con braided and sewn into oval Aug. 22, has been ctumged to juries and proceeded with her 7995 finest cotton linings, hand finished hems and temporary and classic priqts and round rugs that added ing with a choice of Red, 10 X 14 ft.__Ovals 129.00 Aug. 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. headings, and weights in comers and at — N O T IC E — 12 X 15 ft. Ovals 159.00 at the town haU. trials after a half-hour delay. in sizes up to 24 x 48 inches gay color and warmth to bar Green, Brown, Blue or Nut Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rlck- *Prlces in effect during the Semi-Annual Sale only seams. Draperies are installed by us when ren floors. Today this charm 12 X 18 ft. Ovals 219.00 Selectmen’W Meeting and include up to 78-lnQh, two or three-cuahion delivered! ^11 correctly framed . . . and meg predominating, or a pop The Board ofy.Salectmen met over, )n charg S h o p j and protection of the way of life decent homes to the people. In a m m m m W W l mmmm that insures a standard of living matter of two or three years 2 and level of privileges that, they destroyed them. ’This leads seem to be denied to those indi me to believe they don't want a viduals that are home. decent home to begin with.” "It seems especially unfortu Hunter, too, skid he didn’t nate that while in Vietnaun a think the rioting in Detroit was very large percentage of~the justified. fighting force Involved in com "I’ve talked to a number of bat is Negro, at the same time guys here who ask me, ’Why the you have active violence that riots?’ ” Hunter said. " I can save with always tell them why, but I 6 has taken place back home by their own relatives and don’t need to agree with the pol J friends.” icy behind it.” Although Travis is a native of Hunter cited many decades of Newark, his wife and children injustice in housing, education StopsShop are living in East Orange, N.J. and voting. Bradlees Negro Quaker Sees Riots FOODS Inevitable in Racial Revolt GREENSBORO, N.C. (A P ) — Service Commiittee, said it is A Negro Quaker, whose reUgion exploring possibUities of major , . T „ a- j j ^ service projects in the Middle historically has condemned vlo- reducing lence and stressed peaceful rec- animosities in that region, onciliation of conflicts, said to- He said one possibility under day that "violence is inevitable study is the setUng up of inter- in the revolution” to establish...... faith youth work camps around justice for Negro Americans. Jerusalem, enlisting Moslems, Barrington Dunbar, a New Christians and Jews in joint iin- Cott s Low Calorie Drinks 3/^1 York social worker and repre dertakings. Hi-C Drinks, all flavors 3/89* Stop & Shop Potato Chips p o d Homemaker Pea Beans sentative of the American Bell said, "There can be no Roast Beef Sale! mini-priced admission tickets Friends Service Committee to political settlement” in the Kay Peck Drinks " paekagn 5 /*l Tree Tavern Frozen Pizza 59* He said «the snipers are say- paid fines of $25 for breach of Froion Leof or Chopped ^ / S 1 Birds Eye Spinach lOot^gs O / X Chun King S hrim p Egg Rolls 39* Ing, "This is the only language peace and $10 for being foimd 5 to 9-lb average 2 ^ 1 4 Pock intoxicated. Variety BreadT that white people understand,” Little Chef Frozen Pizza tZozpscfcoge Welch's Frozen Grape Juice 5/89* and in the tradition of Patrick Other cases disposed of in Frozen Pineapple or Pmeoppie- Miss Brock Henry are demanding, “Give cluded: Peter'W. Allen, 19, of Daisy Jrand A ^ 4 Tree Tavern P la n t Parmigiana 10 Pz pockoge Dole Frozen Juices Grapefruit. . . A oz cons 6/89* me liberty or death!” Maple St., Ellington, failure to 70 oz Q Q t Hair Spray Save 16c! Vienna, pockoge 0 7 Birds Eye Awake, 9 oz cans 3/98* Dimbar’s report came as 1,300 obey stop sign, $15, and un Cracked Wheat, Bir^ls Eye Frozen Tasti Fries n « Quaker representatives from 38 necessary noise with a motor Save on the 99c $1 Honey Wheat, '- > ' ' '' lerosol ^ ■ nations reviewed means for uni vehicle, $16; Jay C. Burns, 17, KRAKUS Plain Rye. size! Regular fying and strengthening the of Rt. 83, absindoning a motor Armour’s Ham Nugeets or Hard-to-Hold work of their movement, noted vehicle, $15; Michael E. Blxler, n a tu ra l Swiss CheeseS7<::;'^w,;c'c^'r 79c 'X, CMS B for its antiwar influence and 18, of 135 Benton St., failure to PARTI-STYLE humanitarian service. obey stop sign, $15; Julio K. Di- CANNED Hearty summer salad making I Dunhar said he was "shocked bacco, 16, of 30 Foster Dr., im- ARMOURS Delicious end to end, no bone, no gristlel 2 and surprised at the anger” proper left turn, $15; and Deane \ 3 8 3 /n manifested at the Black Power L. Gadwah, 17, of 96 Union St., Merit Coffee, all method grind 'JS 59' Lindsay Select Ripe Olives Swtet. Hotdog or Homburgtr conference. "Unless there’s failure to carry license, $3. Maxwell House Coffee 69 Fancy Solid Tuna C&B Relishes 10'4 oz lor 5 /n more willingness to ^are power Also, Edward F. Hemphill, 43, Dailey s Polish with Negroes, our country Is in of 88 Legion Dr., breach of Italian Sausagen';;;:°i>^„d 79^b Perri SAUSA^ ce*.. Hambujrg Dill Slices 16 oz lor 4/*l Chase & Sanborn Coffee ”''’"4c“of7a'bl1'°" 65 Tuna’s V for real trouble,” he said. peace, $25 with $15 remitted; S r Of tie sK 59* To resolve the problem,, he Charles F. Holmes, 17, of 123 Tetley Tea Bags, 10c off labfel pockoge 49' sandwiches, tool ^ A-1 Steak Sauce, IOV2 oz bottle said, America must squarely Union St., failure to drive in an Oacar Mayer Wieners 69lb Smokie Links 79Tb Red Rose Tea Bags 41 count pockoge 49 Rich in nourish Dixie Cup Refills,<^5 oz 50 ct pkg 3 /n recognize its “shameful guilt” established lane, nolled; Carrol 4 toward a "whole race of peo- Reed, 56, of WlndsorvUle Rd., ing proteins, and pie,” and that It ’’has been vlo- failure to grant the right of lent to the Negro and denied way, $15; James M. Toman, 18, •;*:*>x* X’X! hearty flavor. A him the opportunity to be a of 138 Trout Stream Dr., un big value! man, a person.” necessary noise with a motor Save on our best Stop & Shop He called for massive pro- vehicle, $15, and John J. Wood-'- ^ Half-Gallon Ice Cream grams to correct the past dam- cock, 20, of 112 Beelzebub Rd., Caterer's Kitchen Caterer's Kitcheu i^ e done on a scale comparable Wappingr, failure to obey stop OSCAR MAYER 1 Our own Countryfine Brand Premium Margarine »oz GUBUMBER BAUD h ' * Flavor of the nibnth Serve with Stop & Shop Mayonnaise to allied reconisftruction efforts sign, $15. BEET SALAD pkg Smooth spread for bread or toast! after World War n In devas- Three speeding charges were SUGAR CURED "Banana Split Fudge" tated Germany, where Dunbar changed to failure to dbey served at the time aiding form- state traffic Control signs and iC er prisoners of war. fines of $30 each paid. People Dimbar said the American charged were Bruce L. Ali- Fresh Blueberry Pie reparations in behalf of Negroes drus, 25, of New Britain. An- BEECHNUT BABY FOODS WISE should include building of de- drew D. Angelonl, 17, o f El- stop & Shop's own B a c o n So you know they're good Strained Junior Potato Chips Potato Chip Ridgies oent homes, schools and church- ungton and Samuel Jenkins Corned Beef Round 21 oz pkg . . . 8 " size es to eliminate the city slums. 23, of New Britain. ‘ 6% ox He described the controver- q-he reckless driving charge ALPERT'S 59 I rial Black Power concept as against Kenneth Nlcolosi, 20, bf y 5 9 * ion 8 7 * cello bag ^ / bax 0 / temporarily useful in the sense Windsor was changed to ricu) Cri()lan5 that "before Negroes can unite failure to drive In the estab- PoilcD Dinner wlth others, they must first de- ughed lane. He was fined $15. BAKER’S CALO CLANKY CHOC. COMSTOCK CON FI GETS DAILEY’S velop a positive self-image” . ------]3ranCi CHOCK FULL 0 ’ CHOCK FULL 0 ’ Hamburger Dill that does not rely on "the in Nuts Instant Coffee Vanilla Extract Cat Food Flavored Syrup Pie Filling Sanitary Napkins fluence of white people. Gueata Can Meditate NUTS COFFEE Pickle Slices "However, the attempt to shut pkg O 0 4 out‘ white influence is just tern- S T O C KHOLM — Something M b k Q 7 ^ ' con ^ f 22 01 ^ of 12 OJ porary," he said. “ITiere must new In accommodations is pro can O / 45* be a return to the type of coop- idded l5y a new 44-room motel oration that we’ve experienced in Sweden between the etties of Coralina Irand lang Orain tica, 32 ai pig 39c ■annan'i Chili Savea, 12 ai betllt 33c Irail-A-Fail Trayt, targe pig el 3 S9c Dtrtch Maid Old-Foihien Ckee-Chig Ceeliai 1-lb pig 47c Chun King tean'Sprauli. Na. 303 can 2 far ; bifora in America. This lav a Jonkoplng, and Husqvarna—a •vrry FvdWiew" Ceeklai, 10 et pluralistic nation, and we have meditation room with stalned- YOU CAN COUNT ON m in i- p r iC in q jO KEEP YOUR FOOD COSTS DO W N.. SAVE ON QUALITY FOODS! to work together." : glass windows. At the room’s Meanwhile, CoUln BeU of dedication one of Sweden’s best- OUR BAND OF TIRELESS PRICE WATCH DOGS PRO TEa THE U lin i- p n C in q PROMISE OF ACROSS-THE-BOARD SAVINGS! :miadeliriiia, executive secre- known poets read a' poem he 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. Iw y of the American Friends wrot for the occasion. 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. WBDMBSDAT, JULY 2», 1967 j R a t t r b l B t l l r l E U I t t i t l Q l l m t U l WEDNESDAY, JOLT 26, 1967 held this morning at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400' MBiT St New Riots Replace Old The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, as Today sociate minister of Second Con Mlrs. Doiiatd 6 . Genovesl, gregational Church, offIBated. wife of the GOP oudldate Mrm, K. Burial was in Bast Cemetery. for •talte represeiMattve In OOVENTRY—M n . KaUierlne Bearers were friends of the In Special lection today's special eledtlon, gave Urban Violence Weaving Dsiak Maliasewsld, 79, of Hurt- family. blrih to a glri at 10:41 last ford, mother of Mrs. Jane Miner Predktions of a lUrht fiirnout appear to be holding nigM at Manchester Me true in today’s special election for staite representative of Coventry, died yesterday Bbs. Marshall l^rreB morial Hospital. morning at a convalescent The funeral of Mrs. Sarah from Manchesters 18th Assembly District. Tlie bal^, the oouple’a Midsummer^s Night lare As of 1 psn., seven hours ______home. Kearns Tyrell of 38 Strong St, third dflld, an girls, weighed a f ter the polls opened, only 683 Survivors also include a son, wife of Marshall Tyrell, was six-pounds, two-ounces. (Oonthmed from Page One) watch on the and re- five-block stretch of Madison o f the 7,242 eligible voters in fill the unexplred term to Jan. another daughtcrr^daught«r«^ six grand- held this morning from the John And, to make certain that , w, . port to Gov. George Romney Street, 2% mUes West of down- „ ' f ' Voting Districts 1 and 2 had 8, 1969, when the winner of the children and seven great-grand- F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 her vote was counted today, only way black peoide can get who u In Detroit Late Tuesday town Chicago, ■' ■- ■ ■ "<■' i ■ ' V,,l!': cast iMd'lots. November 1968 election will children. W. Center St, 'with a solemn Mis. Genovesl had filed an heard Is to marrii.” Soon, 60 night police reported calm had Some merchandise was Carted A total o f 306 had voted in take o'ver. Unless die governor The funeral will be tomorrow high Mass of requiem at St. absentee ballot kuk SYiday. marchers were heading for returned to Grand Rapids, off before police sealed off the District 1, and 37S had voted in calls a special session of the at 0:15 a.m. from Maple fflUs Bridget Church. five blocks to traffic for about district 2. The 683 over-aU in State Assembly, today’s winner Mother and baby are both downtown Saginaw. They sat H «t Chapel, 382 Maple Ave., Hart- The Rev. Maynard Kearns, a two hours and cl^asied youths cludes 59 absentee badlots. will be state representaUve in fine. No name has been down In the main Intersection, ROCHESTER, ^N .Tf (AP) — from the street. ford, with a Mass of reqtiiem at ne{4iew of the deceased, was ■cihosen, buit "Vitctoria” la be If the same average of 98 an name only. graduaUy being joined by more police Chief WUUam M. Lom- A few homemade bombs wsre St. Peter’s Church, Hartford, at celebrant assisted by the Rev. ing considered. hour . is continued to 7 p.m. than 400 sympathisers. bard said today he thought thrown on the hot, muggy, night 10. Buried 'will be in Rose Hill John Kanek of Bloomfield, Both candidates concentrated when the polls close, approx Marrii acceded to demands stepped-up, antiriot training for No serious damage or b^juries Memorial Park, Rocky Hi)l. deacon, and the Rev. Robert their campaigns on personal imately 1,300 will have voted. for a meeting and held a - city policemen was a key factor were reported, There will be no calling hours. Keen, subdeacon. The Rev. house-to-house calls and on tele 20 Most predictions were for a minute grievance session In a in quickly ending two nights of Some bottles and rocks werei ------John Conefrey ot Bloomllrid phone soUcltatlona. Police Arrests 20 per cent turnout, or approxi downtown hotel. racial disorder In two predoml- tossed a t . .motorists, breaking Mrs. Edith Gardner was seated in the sanctuary. Conran wUl got the election car windows. mately, 1,600 voters. results at District 1, the Wad- , . When the Negroes left the ses- nantly Negixt neighborhoods. Mrs. Edith J. Gardner, 76, of Raymond Murphy was or- Republican Donald S. Geno- Police reinforcements were deU School. Genovesl will get Dr b^y^wM ^tl^ate? a r J l S 'aced M d The disturbances Sunday and East Hampton, formerly of and soloist vesi and Democrat ’Thomfiis F. dispatched Tuesday night to Manchester, died yesterday Rurtal was in St. James’ Cem- the results at District 2, the newsmen. They Monday nights claimed two Conran Jr. are ■vying for the w J, Memorial H^Mpl^ ^j,e slWiiB home, and idiort- lives and left three persons White Sox Park on the South moming at an East Hampton The Rev. John J. Delaney Whiton Library Auditorium. vacancy created by the June 2 Mouday a. ter he bitten by jy .afterward violence began, wounded by gunfire. Side, \riiere gangs j of Negro j convalescent home. She was the H*® committal service, as- Both wiU have “ win or lose” death of Republican Vincent parties tonight—Conran at his a dog In his yard, po>Uce re- pires were set at three houses Tuesday night and early today youths smashed w indow mid wldow of John H. Gardner. s*«ted by Father Kearns and X>ortea. ^ ffaraffe. were relativeiv niiiet -uHth nnitr threw two homemade - bombs, Genovesl, Donald’s brother 96 Washington St. home, Geno Mrs. Gardner was bom In ®'®ther Kanek. The dog o ^ r , V lig ^ a L. ^ <.jty schools were closed isolated Incidents of‘‘ stone and <*nrtng a White Sox-Cleveland Vincent Genovesl, elected last vesl at the KofC Home on Main Stamford, and lived in East Bearers, all brothers of the Magee of U3 Greenwo^ Dr., today, after six public schools botUe throwing and the hurling Indians ba seb ^ i' . Hampton for 37 years. She was rty-to fifty-mile an hour winds howlinsr out of yes- the optical restriction on his Chamber^ Police Condemn her bed. ■ j.. Rev. ^bert A. Sargent of East vlo and Joan Dubois, property terday’s thunderstorm knocked out electrical power to driver’s license. She collapsed in the h a ll^ y Police said Pike squealed his Magazine Salesmen's Pitch and was hospitalised with b u m ^nurcnChui^h^riiiofflcirtf wui oinciate. Burial wiU Frank v L. and Patricia ) r-C. Ar-A „+ Pnrkade and fellad blew siv intraon three in windows tires while driving ou't of the covering more than $0 .p«r cent be In Lake View Cemetery. East mantano to John H. Rogers Jr. mT^ifree mfa tomd4d*by I" Manchester High School park- of her body. ing lot onto Brookfield St. and Manchester police and the The Chamiber frowns on such rv. no “ ^ D o r is B .R o g e r s , property gouth Windsor, East Hartford, There were no other iiijuries St., Wapping; Richard Ferra- wasn’t wearing glasses when Chamber o f Commerce r e ^ r t appeals to sympathy, he said, reported, Trebbe Dr. ToUand Tpke. and Union St. gamo, 119 Broad St.; Mrs. stopped by a cruiser patrolman. J®® ^ numerous c^plaints urged householders to Another bomb was .thrown ^ A *38 Hartfolti Electric Light Co! Catherine Hillery, 13 Munroe St. BA WAB.. j-/'? __Percy and Helen El. White, customers were without power Thomas A. Guerra, 48, of f ^ X ^ clalmto^ hieh "extreme caution" be- through a supermarket \|dndow. Also, Karen Hlobik, Rutland, West Hartford was charged at I®^ day® claiming high ______Earlier, an abandoned house do so may make memorial con- property on Buckland St. for an hour and minutes. tributions to the Memorial Fund 10 Vt.; Donald Kuel^, 74 Mountain 11 p.m. yesterday with bifeach Pressure tactics toy door-to^oor fore buying subscriptions on Hough Avenue was set Federal Tax Lien More than 900 other custom at East Hampton Congregation Rd.; Ralph LaFoe, East Hart of peace. He was arrested on a ...... om ablaze. A 'man who lives nearby U.S. Government against ers burned candles for at least warrant issued by the 12th Cir- Robert Bmk. executive sec- Manch^er r«lice al^ ^ al Church. Kenneth Burkamp, doing busi ford; Nathan Lanz, 14^ Ward two hours on parts of Adams, cult Court in Manchester as a '•®^ry for the local chamber, f®^® from the area shortly before the ness as eLgal Photo Service of Hilliard, Cooper Hill, Cedar, St., Rockville; Da'Vid Magnuson, Charies A. Wells Willimantic; Ronald Marr, 14 result of an alleged fight re- f ^ ®f®ws ^pMnte from ^ Manchester, $972.68. Oak, Robert, Avondale, Auburn, cenUy in the parking lot of several companies have f town that sal^men are us- R(X3CVILLE' — Charles A. Huntington St.; Mrs. Lillian Release of Attachment Femdale, Birch Mt. and Fox- teen _ active throughout the ^ ‘^scare^^ti^^^^^ w M ^ fftem e^ ’ wero*^ a < « s ^ Wells, 89, of Rockville, died Marsh, 64 Branford St.; Robert Allied Casting Co., police said. •« . tk. Raymond G. Schaller ag;ainst croft and parts of E. Middle Hartford area, and that some get subscriptions. 'T .... ■ * ■ >• • Monday at an area convales Green Manor Construction Co. Tpke. Marsh, 64 Branford St.; John Richard A. Smith, 18, of 106 street at Addison Junior High . > - I cent home. Inc. McLuskle, 869 Main St.; Arman Summit St., was charged at 11 salesmen have been us- One resident said a sales- School, where at least two flre- Hall fell on parts of Manches p.m. yesterday ■with failure to sympathy appeals to get man threatened to have her bombs were thrown through •' ■ ^ -« t * '‘-a, ^ Mr. Wells was bom Sept. 2, Quitclaim Deed do Morano, East Hartford; John r . - - • - * • - • ■ •* ■ I ter, West Hartford, and Wind obey a traffic control sign. Po- ™ -g®z*ne subscriptions. home picketed if she didn’t first-floor windows, "> ' a , ^ • •] 1877 in West Hartford, a son of sor, and North Coventry, as the Mulready, 39 Elm St., Wapping; 8 Frank J. Fay to Eleanor L. lice charge he drove through a ^® ‘‘ has been reported purchase magazines, they re- xhe Hough Avenue area is ' t "■ -a#-**, to*.. Charles and Ella Root Wells, Fay, property at 63 Kane Rd. lightning storm moved from Murphy, 24 Lexing and lived In the RockviUe-And- west to east. ton Dr. traffic light at E. Center and ®°™® sales pitches in- ported. where five days of racial rioting Lease Summit Sts and went through ®^“^® promises that part of the Residents were urged to noti- took four lives last July, over area for the past 40 years. At the Youth Centre in the Dianne Platt, 122 Bald- Alexander Jarvis to Minit a stop slgii at Summit and cost of the subscriptions will go fy ^U ce immediately If con- Survivors Include a sister, Parkade, two plate glass win- Ed.; Richard Sander, East o f Berlin, Conn., toward aiding servicemen in fronted by a salesman using Mrs. Elizabeth I. Flake of East dows were shattered. One 2 by Hartford; Hardy Sawyer, 37 Wadsworth Sts. Phoenix 'M l premises on south side of W. Vietnam or the i>oor in U.S. offensive measures o f per- Hartford, and several nieces foot window was blown In at Tracy Dr.; John Trotter, 10 Le Marcia G. Andmiot of Rt. 30, PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — A Middle Tpke. for 15 years com 2 slums. suasion. and nephews. the front of the Parkade Laun gion Dr., Vernon; Matthew Wal Vernon was charged at 9:60 rock-throwing spree by groups mencing June 1, 1967 with two Funeral services will be to dromat, store officials reported. lace, 23 Tracy Dr. p.m. yesterday With breach of of Negro youths turned into an • ■ -V, 'iey- options o f five years each. morrow at 1 p.m. at the New Winds uprooted a 28-inch In BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son peace as a result of a disturb outburst of fire bombings, snipr Marriage Licenses . . f t kirk and Whitney Funeral T% j j T . . J diameter Weeping Willow tree to Mr. and Mrs. Armand Lin ance near Center Springs Park, Boy, 7, Suffers er fire and vandalism early to David La'wrence Almond, * W est Side Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East ’ on Green Rd., three other trees der, RFD 2, Bolton, a daughter police reported. day. Hartford. The Rev. Roger S. St.,’ and one each on to Mr. and'mts. George Davis, David A. Cattanac, 18, of Elbow Fracture At its height, the disturbance * -P- Nicholson of South Congrega- , ®“’ OlcOtt St. and Tolland Tpke., Stafford Springs; a daughter to Is Scene of covered 12 blocks of east down Aug. 18, Lutheran East Hartford was charged at In Car Mishap tional Church, East Hartford, William Andrulot, Town Park Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrier, 11:30 p.m. yesterday with mak town Phoenix, a predominantly Church. Nfj3;p,Aeptl!«h-iBWk»tolence,Alb- will officiate. Burial ■will be In _ ., _ Department foreman reported. 361 Summit St.; a son to Mr. ing unnecessary noise with a David RIcAiard Femagamo, 7,' of Sniper Firo sided in the morning hours. Center Cemetery, Rocky HIU. ,,^ 7 “ Garnet Beardsley, Andrulot said he and three ®nd Mrs. Joseph Burke, East motor vehicle. Police said he ng Broad St. suffered a frac- ’There ■wlU te no caUlng hours. ® ^ Gloria Lynne Stred, department employes Hartford; a daughter to Mr. and The youths, moving in gangs _____ ® 85 Brookfield St., Aug. 5. squealed his tires while driv- tured ijg b t e)1?0W y e ^ rd a y (Continue frpin F^gejOte) worked for four hours yester- Mrs. Leo Boulanger, 16 Michael ing from a drive-in parking lot afternon when he Was Mt by a eostlleat in terms of human life I n V tt ^ Mrs. Nettle C. Latimer Nazarene. ®*mln saws and a Dr., Vernon; a daughter to Mr. A COVENTRY—Mrs. Nettle Col- Cm^ remove the trees and and Mrs. Donald S. Genovesl, car on Broiad St. recent U S hiatorv Thirtv bomb at steel-helmet^d All are scheduled to appear A spokesman at Manchester recent U.S. history. Thirty- police who forced them.' i *«.to re bum Latimer, 81, of Wall St., ^ scattered branches. 71 Strickland St. in Manchester Circuit Court 12 Memorial Hospital said he was ^*®*^ ®^ Watts in 1966. treat into a low-rent housing widow of Eugene W. Latimer, St. Bridget Chi^. ’ ’ of^tte^uto^m ^N ^ E^*^*d DISCHARGED YESTER- discharged this morning. E already was the costliest In died- yesterday at Windham Rlchard Edward GaUnat, Cov- Marion Stephenson, Police said the youth was ®*^ other respects. \ Once nollce had confined the Community Memorial Hospital, entry, and Nancy EUzateth ^ Camp Meeting Rd.. Bolton; hit about 1:10 by a oar driven Injuries climbed to more than maj-audine youths to the Willimantic. Webb, 54 Bigelow St. °®®^^® Albert. 33 Glenstone by Diane Kurtz o f East Hart- 1.000 with 280 hospitalized. City Mrs. Latimer was bom Dec. Paul Richard Dinardo, 28K Vernon; Wilfred Crockett, Heavy Rains ford. Police quoted her aa say- officials said property damage S t VaL^^ure^AXSe, Jl! 23, 1876 In Hartford, a daughter Garden Dr., and Shirley Ruth The locations of the various 208 — Elm— St.; John Vince, 227 1 Y T 7 ■ was dri'ving south on ®®‘l business losses In the two _ . east-west . a thorouri^are''lna M s ^ of Edgar and Sarah Potter Col- King, 28K Garden Dr. trouble. spots were not deter McKee St.; Jeffrey Maxwell, mined, immedietely. Color Water, ="»■• ph~„ix,itw„oio.Aro» bum, and lived most of her life Charles Dinsmore, 377 Adams RFD 2, Bolton; Mrs. Helen ■When khe noticed a group of rebellion could reach $1 billion, disturbance broke out. in Coventry. She was a member St., and Delann Clark, 376 Hea'vy rains Inundated streets Schildge, 433 Gardner St.; Har young boys rtandlng on the New fires set by arsonists and The» violence took on an al- <•■ . • • of First Congregational Church. Adams St., July 31. momentarily before catch ry Mason, 20 Marble St.; Mrs. Not Harmful cuito on the east side o f the lit e r s boosted toe total to 1,145. moat'unreal aspect as vacation- Survivors include a son, Law Samuel Anthony Bua, Wllli- basins could accomodate the Mabel Blair, Lake St., Rock street. Arrests mounted to 2,623 with , _ rence C. Latimer of Coventry; mantic, and Theresa Mariette deluge A live power line was ville; Wesley Miller, Brookfield Runoff from toe substantial she said she slowed her car ball as high as $200,000 set for reported knocked down on a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Allen of Bassell, 6 Deerfield Dr., Aug. Rd., Bolton. rainfall in recent months has re- and blew the horn to warn the suspected unipers. " ^ ‘*®^ Hilliard St. and a transformer Manchester; three grandchil 12, Church of the Assumption. Also, Mrs. Nellie Kenefick, suited in slight coloration of boys, but Ferragamo mn into As bullets whined In toe S s S e n t e S e T f o r X v w X ^ "'I on Foxcroft Dr. shorted by dren and five great-grandchil Green Lodge Convalescent some water suply weas served the Street and was Struck by ®t''®®,‘®. the city faced another «®^®“ ^®J Building Permits lightning. by toe Town Water Department, the car. problem, potentially as costly as smper nre a oiocK away. dren. Home; Wendy Howard, 69 Jack R. Hunter Inc. fbv Man- but steps to alleviate the condi- Police said the woman ap- the near anarchy of toe present ------Starkweather St.; Linda Fitz Funeral services will be held Chester Herald, addition to tlon are under way. General pUed her brakes and couldn’t —hundreds, possibly thousands. gerald, 563 Griffin Rd., South Friday at 11 a.m. at First commercial building at 13 Bis- Manager Robert Weiss noted In avoid hitting him. burned from homes or jobs had Church. The Rev. Truman O. sell S t, $3,000.- Hospital Notes Windsor; Elizabeth Robinson, a report to toe Board of Di- The accident was one of fotir become refugees. Ireland, pastor of Talcottville. Earl F. Damy, convert one- East Hatrford; Stephen Gag Patients Today: 269 rectors. reported today by police. No ------Congregational Church, will of- family dwelling to two-fomlly non, 698 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. ADMI’TTED YESTERDAY: Abnormal amounU of plant other Injuries were reported, ficlate. Burial will be in Nathan at 99 Farm Dr., $200. Jane Long, 361 W. Center St.; and soil materials In inundated One arrest was made, Hale Cemetery. Economy Builder for James Mrs. Maridh Benjamin, Windsor paul Quey, 134 Maple St.; Mrs. SNCC Leader Locks; Laura Booth, 23 Gris. reservoir areas which were pre- Stanley M. Slossberg, 17, of Friends may call at the Pot Alfred Sieffert, swimming Jeannie Hubbell, 11 Brainard vlously dry are toe source of toe 95 Milford Rd. was charged at pool at 90 Kennedy Rd., $2,400. wold\St.; Mrs. Lottie Brewer, ter Funeral Home, 466 Jackson PI.; Randy Skoly, 44 Reed St., coloration, Weiss reported. ^ 10:45 p.m. yesterday with fail- Edward J. Collins, fence at East ^ a rtford ; William Burke, Arrested for St., Willimantic, tomorrow from Rockville; Mrs. Josephine However, water remains pure ure to drive in the established Overleuid St., $ . 61 Llnw(^ Dr.; John Campbell, 7 to 9 p.m. 68 200 Brown, 317 Tolland Tpke. and uncontaminated for drink- lane, as a result o f a one- James Sproul, garage at 24 East Hi^ford; Mary Crandall, ing and other purposes, he car accident at Constance Dr A iding R iot ’ Bllyeu Rd., $400. 219 Centert^St.; Grace Derrick, Also, Glenwood Hoyt, RFD 3, SHOP PINEHURST Harry E. Snover assured both the directors and and Level Rd.. police reported, U & R Housing Corp., new East Hartfoi:d; Mrs. Jane Dos- Coventry; Mrs. Alice Ferro. (Continued from Page One) ■Harry E. Snover, 60, of 37 residents. ^ written warning for im- dwelling at 251 Blue Ridge Dr., tov, Parker Bridge Rd., An Glastonbury; Mrs. Nancy Lan- THURSDAY Charter Oak St., husband of A program of adding chem- proper lane changing was is- tional . Guard, which has some Mrs. Gertrude Snover, di-jtl $18,000. dover; Roger ^ucet, 197 Brook Chestnut Hill; Mrs. Con \ cettina Mason, 11 Goslee Dr.; leals to the water is being sued at 7:12 a.m. yesterday to ^ ^*'® early this morning at Manches 9 A M. tin 9 P.M. Mrs. Elizabeth Ruff, 125 N. undertaken by toe Water De- janet Doyle of 37 Jarvis Rd’ Walter Uvely of the Union for ter Memorial Hospital. School St.; Jorma Nurmi, 39 partment, and this, plus an anti- as a result o f a two-car col- ^°*’® Income Now—UJOIN The Holmes Funeral Home, Foxcroft Dr.; Mrs. Phyllis clpated decrease in ralnfaU, Is i,s;on on Center St., police said. ~® t‘? *\® Wechsler. 400 Main St., is in charge of Chericonl, Glastonbury; Aginea expected to solve toe problem, They said the car she was ®®®*®^t proj^ t director for the Block Islandi^f arrangements -which are incom Lawmakers Haggle Chambers, 105 St. Johns St.: the manager said. driving hit another operated by Confess of Haclal Equality in plete. Presh Swordfm Mrs. Leila Petersen, Ekist Wind Lime is being added to correct Bruce F. Bucklev 20 of 622 N want to see what toe corrosiveness of the water, Main St. state and efty officials —are •*“'—doing sor; Mrs. Beverly Morby and ’5 As U.S. Cities Burn and the chemical additive Cal- A ‘rear-end crash occurred at P®°P‘ ® ^h® rtot-torn daughter. Blast Hartford; Mrs. second ward. gon will give water pipes a 5:10 a.m. yesterday on W. Mid Funerals (Continued from Page One) ------^— Norma GumlaW and daughter, protective coating. Brown was named Tuesday in > White House press secretary dle Tpke. east of the Wilbur 325 Lake Rd., Andover; Mrs. state warrants charging him Shipment A M vea Albert said Republicans had George Christian conceded Carol Boardman and son, Willl- Cross Highway overpass. Tliurs. and Friday Mrs. A. Kuchienski Police said a car driven by with inciting a riot and "coun ’The funeral of Mrs. Antoinette been more interested In cutting there was "a public difference mamtlc. Vernon seling find procuring toe burn Ramon A. Perez, 23, of Hart w Kuchienski of 223 Oak St. was government expenditures than r*®'’'®” Vance and DISCaiARGED TODAY: ing of the Pine Streeit Elemen- Selected Tender 9 j r * m , . , , Michigan officials at one point ford hit another driven by • A W E T held this morning from Holmes in helping solve big city prob- „ „ deployment of Donna Wentworth, 9 Warren Cars Collide James J. Hoar III, 24. of West School.” BEEF LIVER i St.; Peter Plikaltis, 382 HilUarO Funerail Home, 400 Main St., Hartford. ®*” ®' the paratroops in the riot zone. St.; Mrs. Marjorie Lappen, 17 Mississippi BACON with a Mass of requiem at St. House Republican leader Ger- ' But Christian said this and At Rt. 30 Comer John's Polish National Catholic Fenwick Rd. Packed by Dubuque. Same % aid R. Ford replied Johnson’s other differences did not const!- A two-car collision took place What’s For Dessert? grade as Miss Iowa Hacon. Church. The Rev. Walter A. .address to the nation at mid- tute ” a partisan matter.” DeGaulle Bids Hyszko was celebrant. Miss on Rt. 30 at Tunnel Rd. yester Try Our Flavors night Monday indicated "the Senate Democratic Leader day' afternoon. Beverly Burgur was organist, President himself is getting pel- Mike Mansfield said this is no Arms Aid Policy Early Adieu to Of The M making a left turn into Tunnel police tended to discount it. A Strawberry Ripple 8 rolk 89c candidate for the 1968 GOP Chairman James O. Eastand, Rd., police said. They said the shot had landed Vanilla ice cream with de presidential nomination, had D-Miss., predicted the Senate continuation of Export-Import licious strawberry ripple Clarence H. Wells Three arrests were made yes- 200 feet from toe spot where De asked for federal troops. Judiciary Committee would Bank financing of U.S. arms sauce throughout! Scott Funeral services for Clarence terday. Gaulle delivered his speech California Gov. Ronald- Re- decide today on procedure to be sales to other nations. Mrs. Helen Melcher of Neill Monday, and it seems likely JUMBO TOWELS H. Wells of 4 Chapel St. were agan, another potential GOP followed in handling a House- (In Yi Gallons) ' Several members of Congress Rd. was charged with si>eeding Hie shot could have been fired —^A Royal dessert indeed! candidate, said Johnson’s passed bill making- crossing a 3 rolls 89c have complained they were una at 11 o ’clock last night, police hours before, or hours after, toe Available at your neigh speech "sounded like the kickoff state line to incite a riot a feder- ware until recent days that the said today. speech. borhood Royal Ice Cream to the 1968 campaign.” At a Sa- offense, bank, established to help Amer- dealer store, or ask him Notivo Swoot Corn Personal Notices cramento news conference Re- Dirksen hinted that an at- Ernest Uthgenannt, 34, of ic8Ui Industry sell its pro<}ucts Gem Dr., was arrested near an to giet It tor you. agan said "there is a plan” be- tempt might be made in the bill abroad, was involved in mili Sirnimor Squash and exit to the Wilbur Cross High hind the rioting which he said is to outlaw manufacture of gaso- tary sales. Bluoborrios Kn Afempriam . way and charged with failure to PENTLAND •r carried out by “mad dogs.” Hue bombs. Sen. Edward M. Paul H. Nitze, deputy secre obey a stop sign at 8 last night. THE FLORIST In loving memory of our dear fa- Asked who is behind such a Kennedy, D-Mass., said he may tary of defense, rem i^^d toe “Everythllig In Flowers” Charies Prest, 32, of Burling ckI away jTSy**26*^l'^"’ajri**OTr“ d w P*®"* *^®?®u said; “ You’d have attempt to attach the adminis- Banking Committee Congr®®^ Centrally Located at Soo our in nephew. Lesaely G. I-ennoii. who ine guessing.” traUon’s gun control bill to the brought toe Export-Import ton, Vt., was also charged with 24 BIRCH STREET Tjiursdciy's Herald puMd away July 30. 1932. President sent Cyrus R. measure. Bank into the military aid pic failure to obey\ a stop sign. 643-4444 — 643-6247 Prest was arrested on Center It's not the tears at Uie moment Vance, former deputy defense Gun bill sponsor Sen; Thomas ture 12 years ago in a law pro Open 8:80 - 5:30 Thafttu of a heart Uxat i* tom: secretary, to Detroit as his per- J- Dodd, D-Conn., said rioting viding that the bank could re St. and Rt. 30. Closed Thursday ICE CREAM COMPANY Nights During The Summer! It's, the lonely, tears of after years, sonal representative to deter- provided additional proof of the ceive funds for furnishing as AH three are to appear in Phone 649-5858 And the ziief Parking Across the Street "'a* ** silently mine when and where Uie troops need for strong federal firearms sistance under toe foreign aid Rockville Circuit Court 12 on 27 Wurren St., Manchester Pinehurst bourne. For lOO Cars. . . would be employed. controls. program. Aug. 15. Jane and Ellen PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 mors just How mini toe min through “ dress” of bathlng-sult broad, busy street. The old South Windsor nomic and military aid to Fidel iskirt had become in toe fabled, proportions over a body-stock woman was trying to'pull toe Tax Office. Hours ing, Western and East Euro government’s 'hope for closer cause was undetermined, but he ty post Tuesday to'protest Chan Castro's Commuiiist regime, ing. Even the movie stars, not X, IS cellor of the Exchequer James relations with the United States. added some \ shots were fired in H ebei distant W est A few brave Bus- girl’s hem down to her kne«B The Mancheisiter tax col pean observers concluded after Soviet aid to Cuba ia believed to to mention people from toe Callaghan’s plans to reduce wel slans raised hems a scandalous and toe girl was frantically lector’s office win be open Events in World Romanian Premier Ion the area today. No casualties be nuihing about $400 million a comparttlvely sophisticated So Education Board Accepts fare benefits to ease Britain’s Forest Fire in Cyprus inch above toe knee. to 7 p.m. itomortow and from It makes the problem of the were reported. year. viet ctdtural scene,, were trying to escape. S-Year Plan Approved precarious economic position. Gheorghe Maurer made a NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — A A t Mini Invasion 8:30 a.m. to nn Saturday V^Peopleje economically weak south a mat ' But by spring the average shocked. toe secretive Russians, ROME (AP) — Parliament Mrs. Hart, 42, is a sociologist speech Tuesday without men forest fire raged out of control U.N. troops ralaed the alarm ’The assurance was given in d M08CJOW ,(AP) - It’s the for the (joHedtlon o f 1967-68 Warner^s Budget Analysis ter of ’’national duty,” declared toe foreign currency ehops and dress still amply covered toe Less sophisticated, less word- who rejected Western "open sind the wife of a scientist. Lord tioning his recent trip to China. early, today over a large area and began helping to fight the message on Cuba’s NatfonaJi^ grbateat Baat-West confronta taxes. . gave final approval Tuesday to Budget and Planning Minister Informed souices said Maurer near the Paphos district in toe International FUin Festival, usually ample Russian kneecap. ly Muscovites are not taking skies'! and disarmament inspec until the salary schedule for Shepherd, 48, a government blaze. Uprising Day, the 14th aimiveroit tion sinoe Ohuaboro; minlaklrta The first half of fiscal The board of education last Italy’s first five-year pleui, call Giovanni Pieraccini. had been able to talk only with Ruoslana ogld toe moat scantily, Now they’re seeing toe real this Invasion calmly, ' tion plans, ykrtd to inspection of teachers is completed. floor leader in the House of western Cyprus. . Last year a serious forest fire sary of Castro’s first unsuccessxi. YSi Muacovitea. taxes are due by Aug. 1 night accepted toe budget anal ing for investment of |86 billion, A United Nations spokesman moat gaudily clad girls ever thing—6 to 10 inches above toe The babushka—4be word toe upper legs? Warner said toe budget anal Lords, was named to her com Chinese Premier Chou En-lai broke out in the area after feud ful attempt to launch a revolw And the Runlana are taking and. If unpaid on that date, ysis prepared by Superintendent r^n T h e/ mostly in the nation’s depressed British Minister for a brief time on his June trip. said the fire had started near ing between Greek qnd Turkish seen off toe stage of toe Brfisol knee. And toe psychedelic col means grandmother but applies Some of the younger tourists ysis of toe $3,084,496 total allo monwealth post. tlon. uli the hand line. One old woman in w’ill be subject to an Interest south. LONDON (AP) — Judith Romania has been charting the Turkish village of Ylalia, Ballet. ors seem as surprising as toe to any little (fid Russian woman from such Communist countries of Schools Charles Warner for cation is “ toe best estimate of Cypriots, and each side accused The message was signed b]p!^ Oqrky Paik took a switch to an penalty o f one' half o f one The plan sets guidelines for Hart, who has been minister of an independent course despite north of which three Greek- They’re foreigners, thalnly brevity in toe drab Moscow set —In Gorky Park was not sJime. as, Poland and Czechoslovakia the 1967-68 school budget. needs between now and next Romania Rebuffed the other of setting the fire. the three top Soviet leaders pA American girt and laah^ the per cent per month, retro development projects of state state for Commonwealth affairs BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) Soviet efforts to keep it closely CypMots were founid shot dead British, American, Scandinavi ting. An Australian girl smd anoth are wearing minis. Russian The motion was made "sub June.” He termed toe teachers Communist party chief Leonid^cf baicka of her bare knees. active to July ll concerns and encourages pri since 1966, is Britain's new so Assurance for Cuba an and German tourists. One girl at a film festival par er babushka were seen in a tug- girls are envious—and experi- ject until such time as the per salary category an "uneasy — Chinese Communist party allied. Maurer met with Presi Tuesday. One Greek and one I. Brezhnev, President Nikolai 'Around toe Intourtst hoteia, vate industry through subsidies MOSCOW (AP) — ’The Soviet All winter Moscow heard tn- ty wore a corcheted, see-* of-war all toe way across a meifilng. sonnel schedule is finalized,” or area” since so many judgments cial security minister, Chairman Mao Tse-tung proba dent Johnson four weeks ago Turk were killed Sunday in in- V. Podgomy, and Premier Alex and investments to follow the Union assured Cuba today that have been made since toe budg Miss Margaret Herbison, 60, bly rebuffed Romanian efforts and disclosed Tuesday that he tercommunal vengeance. ei N. Kosygin. same guidelines. resigned from the social securi to reconcile Moscow and Pek had expressed the Romanian The spokesman said the fire’s it would continue providing eco et was originally passed. Board member James Arnold questioned the transportation Gov. Wallace figures. Supt. Warner replied MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) that the bus contractors have — Gov. Lurleen Wallace contin expressed their concern and the ues her recovery from surgery ME ewe yoa euMm rooD seime contracts will be. completed for cancer in the familiar sur prior to the opening of school roundings of Alabama’s guber . '4 In September. natorial mansion. The major concern is toe The governor returned Tues mileage rate of $27.60 per 65 day, three weeks from the date A miles, Supt. Warner said. of her departure for the M. D. Noting that no contract Anderson Hospital and Tumor popular changes will be made prior to Institute in Houston, Tex., popular H E R ^ P IM K M r discussion by the board, the su where the surgery was per ...t|ou qct more for your food t)ollars! perintendent said the bus con formed. tractors were agrreeable to wait The smiling governor, looking until the fall for a decisiop of well, but a bit thinner, told a Solid pack white the board rather than the June crowd of 600 who greeted her meat. Packed in date the present contracts call Tuesday: “ I am happy to be for. spring water 2 home. I’m feeling real good and SOUTH MANCHESTER The acceptance of the budget I look forward to resuming a Storkist Tuna Fish MANCHESTER analysis by the board as guide completely normal schedule in lines for accounting purposes the near future.” One Pound BURR CORNERS 725 MIDDLE will be sufficient for toe pres Cans WINDSOR ent, Supt. Warner said. Esther Pike SULLIVAN AVENUE SHOPPING PLAZA Primary areas of change In SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Napier Sweet Peas TURNPIKE. EAST TOLLAND TURNPIKE (NWT TO CALDOR) the new figrures over a May 18 Esther Pike, wife of the Rt. SHOPPING Cq^TER analysis show a decrease in toe Rev. James A. Pike, retired Lincoln Orange and Grape amount of salary allocated for bishop of the Episcopal Diocese the business manager due to a Wagner Grapefruit change in personnel for toe po 6 of California, has been g^nted an interlocutory divorce decree. sition; an Increase In teaching Breakfast Drinks supplies due to adding three po She appeared Tuesday before DUBUQUE RO YAL BUFFET ARMOUR STAR Superior Court Judge Byron sitions; a decrease in custodial Arnold at a hearing which las supplies attributed to pre-pur chasing of supplies and decreas ted five minutes. Mrs. Pike, 48, es in contractural services for charged mental cruelty. non-instructlonal repairs. Bishop Pike, 64, now the Dole Pink = Drink Sliced BacoaL,79' Frankfarts ,59 A decrease in capital outlay ologian at the Center for Demo cratic Institutions in Santa Bar TASTY PAN READY CAPITOL r/MtMo FARMS instruction was realized by pre- bara, did not contest the suit. purchsise also. The couple announced last Meeting on High School Popular Canned Soda The board moved to request week they would end their 26- year marriage due to "outside a special meeting prior to Aug. factors beyond the control of All Flavors in Convenient 11 with the town planning and Veal Steaks. 7 9 'Kielbasa zoning commission, public either.” Throw-away Bottles Mrs. Pike was granted custo building commission and toe dy of their two minor children, Popular Soda town plaiuUng consultants, Constance, 18, and Christopher Brown, Donald and Donald, on 125 to ^ Boxo* $«| 17. toe timetable of procedures for ^ Q | | | p | 0 t C Laundry Aid— Qt. Bottle ^ 9 ^ Kleenex Facial Tissue Box ^ For J Boaeless the new high school. Jascha HeifUz 32 ox. The board has recommended BottU that a new 2,(X)0-pupll high HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Violin Lux Liquid Detergent * 49 Tasty Plump school be ready for occupancy ist Jascha Heifetz will make one 10 Pack in September 1971. of his rare appearances as a Salada Iced Tea Mix Bag / 9 Tender WAYBEST In a list of methods and pro soloist to benefit the Israel Emergency Fund. '/] Gallon CHUCK cedures timetable for toe new He will appear with the Israel Tropicalo ?J!ce Drinks Boltlet - school, 'prepared by board mem 3 *1 ber Mrs. Jane Romeyn, it is Philharmonic Orchestra in the 16 ounca fund-raising Hollywood Bowl noted that steps one and two J Kraft Italian Dressing BoHla * concert Aug. 13. 59 call for toe board to determine Hie sponsoring Jewish Fed KRAFT OR 1 lb, $ g | CHICKEN toe need for a new school. eration (JouncU of Greater Los Marshmallows CAMPFIRE 4fPkgiPkg.. 1 ROAST Included in this step is toe Angeles said Monday a nation general georgtphlc location of HAMBURG OR toe proposed building, toe ap wide fund-raising tour wili begdn Popular Rolls HOT DOG Pkg. of 8 2 5 with three concerts in Philhar Top proximate size of toe site and monic Hall in New York City facilities and toe date It is need Quality Lb. ed for occupancy. July 29. Dailey cucJmber Slices LEGS 4^ Following this action, toe All These are genuine Herman Haskins board must then notify toe town Florient Aerosol Deodorant Scant!1 33* council in writing of toe needs 'WILLTAMSTOWN, Mass. AT OUR SERVICE DELICATESSEN parts, not quarters 33 Sau-Sea with copies to toe town manager (AP) — One academic critic Bottia or sections and the public building com finds Herman Haskins a "new Nusoft Fabric Softener +]IIIIIIMIIIIt]IIIIIIIIUir SAVE 60e mission. young talent.” „ Cocktail 3 B9* ' The council then, by resolu His water colors are "filled Table Talk Blueberry Pie 'ST 65' CUTS tion, Instructs toe public build with the verve of your own N iPC O C O lD ing commission to study and I ^ p ic k l e d a n d h a r v a r d P 1 lb. $ a| Imperial Soft youth,” the critics say. recommend suitable sites within Lonmann Deers b e e t s a n d o n i o n ^ ja n j • OLIVE LOAF One Pound w Haskins, a retired meat cutter the requested general area. Package Pound from North Adams, is 80. He SmseHO. S4 oz. • VEAL LOAF w MARGARINE 39 The PBC obtains toe approval L began painting two years ago in With This Coupon Popular Salad Oil Boftio of toe sites from toe planning 35< a primitive style similar to that On Purchase of 6 oz. Bottle i MOCK CHICKEN and zoning commission, as well of the late Grandma Moses. FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS as appraisals. Alter this step, • PICKLE & PIMENTO He has completed 60 paintings AT ALL toe PBC obtains toe approval Keebler Cookies Three Varieties 37c ' of a site from toe board and thus far, all Scenes he remem • MINCED BOLOGNA 59 M IX 'N bers from his life in western POPULAR MARKETS makes a report to toe town Golden More Chocolate Chips 2 pkgs. 63c MATCH council. Massachusetts—berry picking, One sale per coupon BIRDS EYE a country fair, hunting, snow- Planter's Cocktail Peanuts 3 cans Capitol Farms Upon acceptance by resolu sliding and maple sugar times. CHICKEN CHOPPED 4% M tion of t^e report of toe PBC, .. LUP Spinach • Chopped Pkg,. A , ' the- town council instructs toe ?lllinilllll)nill Good Thru Sot., July aOHi Ehler's Fraeia Drive 3.5 PHnee Claus ' town attorney to enter into a Chopped Chives Broccoli * Peas & Carrots ^ For contract for toe purchase of toe NUMEGEN, the Netherlands Sunmald Seediest land. (AP) — Prince Claus, German- BREASTS An appropriation Is granted bora husband of Princess Bea Raisins ‘ Chef Boy-Ar-Dee by toe town council to enable trix, set out with 14,000 other the PBC to secure preliminary persons Tuesday on the annual THIS c o u p o n WITH SAUSAGE I cost estimates, and a referen four-day endurance march. REDEEM YOUR NEWSPAPER IS WORTH C O U PO N FOR dum scheduled. He was among the first to PIZZA In this Instance, toe date of complete the first 30 miles—the 59 toe referendum would be during distance required of each TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF FOUR BARS OF | FREE the national election In Novem marcher daily. He did it in less All varieties of b e r 1968. than eight hours. Sterling Salt 6 ounces at Popular F .w f^e board last night tabled PERSONAL IVORY i Each * the consideration of rules and regulations listed on toe agenda Rail Mediators AT ALL POPULAR MARKETS \ Sparkool Drinks 9 when it got late. Await Outcome Good Thru Sot., July 29th Manchester Evening Herald ■V- South Windsor Correspondent, Of Wage Talks Ann Lyons, tel. 644-858$. WASmNGTQH. (AP) — A special White House mediation All Five 2 Buckley School board is letting railroad and Flavors FRESH 3PT. shoperaft negotiators try to M Puss n' Boots Cut Food $ Fencing Sought hammer out agreement-at least SWEET BSKTS. A Constance Dr. resident ap for the moment. 170 to Box BLUEBERRIES 1.00 peared before toe Board of Ed Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., chairman of the special panel. Q-Tips Cotton Swabs GREEN or ucation Monday to request that named by President Jefimson YELLOW a fence be erected on toe east last week after Congress nudied boundary of toe Buckley School through a bill ending a two-day lO i Foil Pack of 36 FRESH SQUASH property. nationwide rail strike, sa id ' The board said it would take Tuesday die boafd will leave FRESH toe request under advisement, negotiations to the disputants Alku Seltser but pointed out that toe fence until at least next Monday. GREEN 100 Tablets to Box should be a capital improve "We are hopeful that they SOLID CABBAGE O ment item because no money In ought to be able to do it alone,” its budget Is earmarked for toe Morse said after toe board met Anocin Tablets EXTRA FANCY Job. brtefly with both eddes In the The complainant, R.F. Pa labor conflict. It was its first Six Ounce LONG GREEN quette of 111 Constance Dr., said meeting. Jar the school yard constitutes a Under the new law, toe board Noxzenia Skin Cream CUCUMBERS 3 119 nuisance to adjoining properfies is to attempt to win a voluntary ■because it is being used after // • \ ■ ' settlement. But if it can’t, both CALIF. school hours for activities like sides would have to accept toe SAVE 21c ON SCHICK SAVE 20c O N THOMPSON ball-playing, golf and toe riding board’s final recommendations Injector Stainless 40 Denture of motor scooters and horses. as binding until Jan. l, 1969. ‘ SEEDLESS GRAPES 39 79 Clea.iser Tablets Some 187,000 members of six Steel— Pkg. of 7 Efferdent shoperaft unions, who average Blades Tower First Monument |2.M an hour, have demanded a SAVE 21c ON SAVE 8c O N Cotton Balls OARmiE, Wyok—Not ter six per cent wage hike this year Spray Deodorant firom IMt. RaBtanore to South and five per cent next year. 79' Pkg. of 65 4 oz. Can Doikota to Deivito fTower, tiw They also demand toot a two- Secret Johnson ttrst naifionat moounzent cs- year agreement include 12i5- taUtsbed by the Uiiiited Stotas. cent, boosts each y e w fOr skilled T9>e 1,193-«cto monuanea^ workers, who nqw average $8.06 founded to 1906, ounrounds a bouriy. 1,000 - foot - Ugb. ayiMMafatosI The railroads are offering an Double Top Value Stamps Wednesday took o f tgpeouB m ahxM wtth U-montfa pact that calls tor an Double Top Value Stamps Wednesday ahnoBt atratgbt atdea. over-all six per cent pay boost phis a single sidlls boost of five eents an hour. ^•1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., PAGE TWENTY-ONE
PAGE TWENTY MANCHEs ^ R e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, c o n n .. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 Gals Block Road Work
With Cims 7 ^ SUPERMARKET WITH THE HUMTmOTON, W. Va. (AP) GRAND —Stayla* within reach ot their woman s touch OrtanaM , three women who re- rirted highway oonetruotlon ■ aorbw their land watched UNION / neighboring fields today as SUPERMARKETS F i r s t giant earth-moving maidiines moved doser. “I’m' tired of being a loeer,” WE GIVE N a t i o n a l Airs. Guy R. Metx eays. "T1»y*H have to carry me o tt to TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS Jail before I let them ^i9° BONELESS of 16 Mrs. Smith said. “And the next p k g s. JU M B L i-P A C 2 0 Z CHUCK FILLET HOTEL BAR BUTTER T e a B a g s UMPORTED time it will be loaded.” IT THE riECE Olives FMAST JARS Mrs. Smith said ^ans call for 8 COUPON GOOD THRU SAT, JUIY 29th highway construction to block COFFEE BOLOGNAI iAUVERWDRST lb. Bologna, Pickle & Pimento, LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSIOMfR Tomato the driveway to her home. It FURNTTUne MAPLEWOOD or RICHMOND FRESH-LEAN Lunc.heon,Cooked S^omi, Olive ' would force her husband to walk END CUT Pledge POUSN 6-OZ up a stotp hill or steps, she MARTINSON'S GROUND CHUCK . 69' 16-OZ CAN said, adding that because of a PORK CHOPS . b9° recent heart attack physicians 1-ib. SUGAI kl3M»0Z P a s te CAN have forbidden him to exert can Sunshine WAFBIS m FKGS P o r k ‘ B e a n s him self. Mrs. Metx said her backyard M Holland Hall Sealtest CA T FOOD 15-OZ CAN wt^d be eliminated by con- Iced OatnMol 14HOZ Cep-E-Cat tL struotion and replaced wlfli a with this coupon and purchase of Mb. pkg Educator C O O K R S PKG 00-toot earthen barrier. She said W CSjIt J Potatoes " m S T A N ? ’ ca n 10 the State Road Commission paid CHOCK FULL O'ilUTS |1,8M for most of the land be hind h v home. 6 5 8 9 P O U N D C A K E HUDSON SHOWCASE fflie added that an appraiser CAMPBELL'S estimated tiie road would de MORTON'S COUPON GOOD THRU SAT, JULY 29ih I' crease the value of her home by ^Cliwfo 7 IIMII ONI COUPON PIR CUSIOMIR V" PKG OF 60 00 per cent. She also decried the loss of a idayground for her 8- VAiUABLE COUPOWBS N a p k in s year-old son. 1-lb. MocorDiii £ Cheese “Where Will he play?” Mrs. cans Metx gsked. “I can't raise my HOWARD JOHNSON i ih i A P V r nEIICHNANN'S UNSAITED son with bulldbaers in the back FINAST yard. CAKES roMNOT P'r 67° MARGARINE “I want them to take all my 6 land or none of it" 10-OZ VTAFFLES GHEESEBLINTZES'-°>'55° IS* OFF Soup CAN with this coupon and purchase ot CHICKENS T o m a to SMONP DINNER ^^“ 59° PUZArCHEESE ">' 55° pkg. of 150 Fonda white I Annual Report | FRESHPAK Hawanan Puncli 12-OZ CAN 10< POUOE DEPARTMENT CARROTS 8 - 95° SUPREME PIES A 59° PAPER PLATES The Manchester Police De CATSUP DOLE _ _ rmATPU j e 6oz CWnO HERSHET ICE CREAM ,AA« COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. JULY 29ih Cleanser partment received seven fewer JUICES 6 °°"‘ *1®® CREAMSICLES * 59° FRESH complaints this year than last 14-0.^ _ lIMIt ONI COUPON PIR Cir.ilUMIH but the number of cases inves btls tigated and motor vehicle ac TASTY A N D VALUAUE COUPON I WHOLE cidents. rose, the department's NOURISHING annual report shows. 2 Sixty policemen this.year in GRAND UNION FRESH vestigated 8,616 of the 10,809 com^aints received this year, THE REAL THING compared to the 8,604 investi FROM FLORIDA ' gated last year. Orange Juice with this coupon and purchase of any SPLIT-CUT-UP 01< In all, 1,884 motor vehicle ac LAMBSDOWN FIRST O’ THE FRESH! cidents occmred this year on SWEETMILK OR BUTTERMILK town property, and 190 on priv PICNIC JUG OR 3Va to 4 LBS ate property. Last year, police TOILET TISSUE ROASTING CHICKENS investigated 1,248 mlehaps on COOLER CHEST town property and 176 on priv Pillsbury Biscuits WHILE QUANTITIES LAST CANTALOUPES ate property. COUPON GOOD THRU SAT, JULY 29ih Foiu* patrolmen Joined the GRAND UNION BAIT n j a . twhanivTOMAiaO WHOMaawia iui,aM U vauiiCHEEtt tT/ LIMIT ONE COUPON P!K CUSIUMiR ' FROZEN FOODS! ftxfce this year. . Fresh Chic k e n P a r t s Of the criminal offenses, MUENSTER cheese'.V.-S9° MOZZARELLA COUPONI "YOB” GARDEN - REG^R or CRINKLE CUT EXTRA LARGE FLORA DANICA u and union breach of peace and intoxication GIAND UNION SECTIONS OF A A r > IMPOITED. CNEIIE were the most prevalent, the 4-oz. g g C p k g .e le l Broasts “'SP* LKrars “>5 9 < report shows. Larceny and GRAPEFRUIT BLUE CHEESE PROVOLONE FRENCH FRIES^iie C breaking and entering appeared GRANDmON-PLAtnCNOTTLE A A . Logs ^ < Drumsticks 4 9 < next on the list 4 9 Chopped Broccoli - Slkod Carrots - Chopped and Loot Spinoch EACH Of the 8182,745 in property dishdetergent a 39° stolen this year, 897,884 was re Thighs ^ < n a c t ^ ls.oi.CCc W ings ^ 3 5 < 5 3 covered. Last year, property IrU U A lL il ncnncaoc.cnr pkg. V V with this coupon and purchase of valued at 8108,217 was stolen 2 VEGETABLES lO IDTTERIIELD n aa 2-lb. pkg. Grand Union Frozen Sliced and 888,898 recovered. SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN :h ic k e n A total of 8,249 motor vehicle FRESH C Sweat Paos c t o v a m A U 10-OZ PKG lOc POTATO STICKS - 10° violation charges were lodged, OUDIMM . A " - e O c STEAKS LEM O N S SUNKIST 10'°«49« an Increase over last year of PKG of 6 SW EET RED RIPE LEG BREAST Finast Wafflas 10c 141. Grapefruit J uice i o u COUPON GOOD THRU SAT, JULY 29ih CLUB BIB A O C q u A R n e s QUARTERS XMecCivin proocaaed 308 SPRAT CIBANER LIMIT ONT COUPON P!R.CUSIOMIR BONE IN - USDA CHOICE ^ WITH BACK WITH WING .CIMA arresfted ISO peTOons, p Swanson Chickan Dinnar i2ozpkg49 c and iWtorred M Juvenflea. Suite FiUiTASTIK '£:L‘£ 79' GRAND UnON-HEAVT DUTY Wnteroielon against the town totaled 19 Club Steaks ^ “ 1.78 u> 3 5 < u>3 Q« Morton Appla Pias 2 pkgs *1^ and damage caaes IS. tPeraons ALUMINUM FOIL annehended and not i«oae- NAIOUUnAlTD rau M B iP ^ A H Morton Paoch Pias 2 Vk1s^M«» cutod numbered 36. CUCUMBERS ... ° BAKED GOODS LB E^>Bee CUef Janies Reaitton MARGARINE 3 25 n u s s H U M E s6 ^ 19^^ Rib Roast » 88< Cbuck Ground said in the report that the de GREEN AND m iO W a a A. FRESH DAILY partment wn need tour more pattohnen each year tor the m WAFERS 3 SQUASH 2 . 29' ^ T DRINKS 68« Bacon C lovordalo 24COUto atatteteca were laoliided; Otan. uG-sacVA in DHSOSCAR-nilUHa A Fizrin 59< ptehda tamaUgated, 726; dogs First Trunz Quality Freshly Made W lsem uin’s eozm kUled and buried, OT; roaming PEPTO BISMOL SARDINES O w cfc LB Tame Creme Rinse 59c 3 Finest Cube Steak 98< Beef Liver A . 1 SHAVe.CRfAM dogR 406; dogs ntumed bo B0UTI0PI4A1HAWAIUH Aisvs.oi Cd nn CAOUAC A,, AA. Bologna or Potato ;oj:omABEL 1IOZCAN 39c camaia, 167; dogs sold and Livarwurst Salad Swiss .1, p». r.1 Darbasol National planed,In homeA 84; ebaaa oth- MIXED FRUIT 3 - ° *!®® S -n -l Dog Food 6 -- 95' l b ' Chooia ar ttam dog ocmptelnito, 288.' /Tiou X ■Y- Sforesv ^ FMCiS EFFiCTIVi SAT. JULY 29. WE K S O V i THi RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIIS. lb. 69^ lb. 25c lb. 89c KAKor Tooinr m u d 1 fe e m o I WAUBNOXOlf (AP) — The U.A Potest Barvloe baa aa- I \ f i r o t / t GET MGRE^HAN YOU BARGAINED FOR AT Dounoed it win spend 81.7 mil MuKhestor Fufcade, BBddle ’nunpike, W eet^Tripk-S Bedemptkia Center, 180 Market Square, Newk«ton lion to devNop a trout pond C^ien Friday Nights to 9—All Redempthm Centers Closed Mondays laeraatlon area in Pendleton cigiiieii. 1m. m4 I*b*ue heledi lu r;* li— OWh Mcm MmSm fkni J-hr 19, >M7 al Knl Nttiwial Su»« Ma,M> On>r wi luavi na aoNT lo UNIT ouMOing • Oounty, W. Va. -A / t. /'■ ^ V
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THREE > PAGE IW ENTT-TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 fit HMywood COUPON SAVINGS COUPON SAVINGS ,. toward tte b u N ^ .TV-Radio Tonight ... toward the 11^ ^ THIS THIS a n y 5 L B . B A G Spry at 73, ANY POUND CAN w e care i COUPON COHPEE COUPON SUGAR Television Walter Glad OoopoB good at WORTH a n y S H O lw S S 8 o t * » m a r k e t Mike Douglaa Y O ^ ; M o n e Y::IM WORTH ANY SH O FW n iUPEB BfABKET Jrepry __ Ooi^on Lindt'*' 'One Per Fsndly ■”1 j torr Griffin { § ) News Asked for It am.*— >_«— i . ^ u. To Be Busy Cm^on U mto'i Owe Per Family C Ooopon «qpln s Safe, duly 2S 7:30 (24) Travel Time (R) ■\ 1 expirea SaL, duly 2S > Kiveitxnjt • 5.®^) iln -Space (C) , HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Happy i redeemable 40) News. a regular day off from filming Spprte Weather ROAST SALE! [24) North to Wades CaO) Ensign O’Toole "The Guns of Will Sonnett,” the 7:00 ((do)'(BdldHale’s NlSAry (12) Newsb^ third television series for the (3040) iNewsr, News, iWeathi'Weather 11:16 ( 33) iWeatherview (C) (20) Huntdey-Brinidey 11:20 (i 3) Wednesday Starlight movies’ only winner of three ( 3)1 (EV>reat Bangers (C) ( 8) Sports View (C) TOP or BOnOM ROUND, SMOKEOHAM ( 8) Twilight Z ^ ' 11:30 ( 8 ^ ) Joey BdNiop Show (C) Oscars. (24)'yTJt' What's YYYKbV a Idbw?J.YOW f ' (10202230)------Tonii g j ^ a pledge fHm “It won’t be no different than (13) Truth or Consequences (12) Joe Pyne TOP SIRLOIN, CROSS RIB any other day off. I'll be doin' SEE aATURDATTS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS the same old thing-nothln’ .” COITER SUCIS OR or BACK RUMP He has an 11-acre Moorpark spread of 1,200 grapefniit trees, CEHTERR0ASTS.99* SHANK ALL ONE PRICE!... NONE PRICED HI6HER! and a mongrel dog named Radio Rm nmnagement Pooch. In his 10-room house, on DELICIOUSLY H A lVORFUL (Thlg listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS a knoU surrounded by the trees, he might play some tapes and END minute length. Some stations cany other short newscasts.) “SiMr-RicM” QaalHy— NONE FRICED HIGHER! 2 records of light classics. Or sit 5 3 * WDBO— ISW 6:00 News down at his wife’s electronic BUTT END 5:00 Dick RoblnMn 6:l6 Speak Up Hartford 6:00 Joey Bevnolds 6:45 Lowedl Tnomaa CENTER CUT pipe organ, as he sometimes 9:00 Ken Griffin' 6:56 Phil Rdzzuto Pork Chops or Roasts does, and “make tr ^ noises.” 1:06 News, aim Oft 7:00 The World Tonight The rest of the week he'll be Wb OH— 910 7:16 Frank Gifford ofAP "Saptr-RlKlit"— REEF Snpar-RIght— BEEF 5:00 Hartford HlghllghU 7:30 Alexander Kendrick rising at S :30 a.m. and making “SHOP-RITE’S U.S.D.A. GOV’T GRADED CHOICE YOUNG STEER BEEF' • 7:00 Ne-ws 7:36 Speak Up Hartford What we are about to say is not new. Fraihly 8:00 Gaslight 8:00 News Ground Ground the 50-mile chauffeiired drive to 12;0O Qqlet Hours 8:10 Spetdc Up Hartford Ground Chuck Ground Round 99,S Paramount Studio. The reputed Extra Leon 12:16 Sign OH m 5:00 Danny Clayton Show Matter of fact, it’s over 100 years old. "Saper-Righr' Qaallty Supar-RIght millionaire packs a lunchbox w n c —1086 CHT 7:00 Lee ''BaW“ Simms Show 6:00 Afternoon KdiUon SMOKED containing typicailly a chicken CHUCK 12:00 Gary Girard Bhi^ 6:16 Americana 5-A Ibi. 6 ^ ^ wiNF—unS 7:26 Bed Sox vs- Angels BONELESS sandwich, fruicake milk and 4 9 e 6:00 News 10:20 Nlghtbeat A&P IS DEDICATED TO BRINGING Fresh Fowl 39,* Pork Butts vitamins. 5:16 Speak Up Glperits 11:00 News "Supor-Right" Quality^NONE PRICED HIGHER! Supar-Right— All Meat 6:30 Harrv Rea.—'ner :15 Weather Lanky, pink-cheeked and ROAST 1ST CUT ib. 5:36 Spealc Up Spinia a:30 Sports Final THE MOST GOOD FOOD, gray-fringed, Brennan lay rest Moat Loaf Mix >^ 79‘ Skinless Frankfurters p^;69® ing on a dressing-room couch. A Super-Right^NONE PRICED HIGHER! "Supar-Right" Quality horse, tripping in a scene, had Tolland TO THE MOST PEOPLE, Cut Short for Rar-I-Q or RroEnt Italian Sausage Hotorsw..t ib.S9* Fresh Chicken Legs <>> 59® Just bruised his ribs, but X rays FOR THE LEAST AMOUNT OP MONEY. showed no fracture. Walter was RIB STEAKS to 7 9 ' "Super-Right" Quality Fraih Chicken Thighi, Drumiticki or thankfoL Estimated Population Now "Every time a plane I'm On Broiler Turkey “’ 49® Chicken Breasts ‘'.V l'.T »’ 69‘ Fresh lands, I say, ‘Thanks again, CLUB STEAKS toM"* - A ' That is the basis on which our company ["Supar-Right" Quality God.’ I m not a holy-holy guy, Fer Eer-l^l ■rablne er Pettlne X -■ Was Not Expected Till ’73 Sporeribs 79c Pork Roast ^ portion ib. ® but no one will ever tell me has grown and prospered over the years. 79 to 59- CHUCK POT ROAST FROZEN—MEDIUM Cap’n John’s there’s no God.” BEEF SHORT RIBS Bjaa^mlaawW Tolland’s growth rate has The PZC is defending its de His worst accident: “Havin’ ForRar.«.QRe surpassed all population pro cision to apply the new regula Shrimp '^1-09 Shrimp Cocktail 1.00 tion on all subdivisions not for We think it’s important during this period of time t n my teeth kicked out by a guy in 53« CHUCK POT ROAST jection estimates. The present a movie fight.” -'' f > - Cut From Fredi KRed Younf Fryers W it o R ^ mally approved by the Com He counted his blessings at Oiebe A loan, Fredi for Rnr-E-Q population o f 7,100 residents mission in several court cases. to reiterate that pledge. <*l Pick of the-Crop Produce! 73: health, Ruth, the same wife GROUND CHUCK to69‘ QUARTERED LEGS (local estimate), was not pre Ifome construction is present for 47 years. “I never saw any loan. Testy For Eor-l-Q (Where Avodeble) Cut From Fresh KdMYeune Fryers With Wines dicted to occur mtU 1973, ac ly limited mostly to the con one I liked as well, never struction of five to ten home We want there to be no doubt in your mind ...... cording to the town comprehen chased, never cheated.” Three CHUCK BEEF PATTIES to79‘ ^ QUARTERED BREASTS. 49’ sive plan, completed in 1964. subdivisions, although several Partners With Steak children, 15 grandchildren, one FARM FRESH PRODUCE>^ Why Pay More?’ The Capitol Region Planning fifty-home subdivisions are about our policy with respect to f ooid Costs. great-grandchild. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. Shep-Rbu "HubWeisr -Agency has predicted a popu pending before the PZC, waiting lb. Near Josejdi, Ore., he owns a the outcome of the court cases. lation o f 6,300 'by 1970, and the bag 12-000-acre cattle ranch and a CANTALOUPES comprehensive plan 6,000 by The .pt-ediction of population We want you to know we are concerned. Yellow Onions 270- acre peas-and-uheat farm, 1970. trends In a town is necessary, both run by son Mike, 40r “ a CRPA has estimated a 1980 to permit orderly planning for We want you to know we’re doing our level best. good cowman, with a wife and ARmcAiiCiii projection o f 11,300 compared the town’s future. The number ...... da eight big, wonderfully well-man VINE RIPE " ^ to the comprehensive plan’s 9,- of people who will reside in a We want you to know that above all, “We Care... About You.” California J nered kids.” VaKo Pott. Procsts 000. Local predictions now town, governs the amount of L A R G E S I Z E Sweat, Juicy The New Elngland accent of fanportod CEruyor* 4 JS. claim the town will 'have a pop-, services which the town will be Seedless Grapes the Swampscott, Mass., native e a . 2 9 ulation of 9,000 by 1970, required to provide. Purs Maid FniH Salad or COPYRIGHT ® 1966,THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. is still Intact. Returning “ in one Pollsters, planners and poli It Eiids the Board of Educa piece” from World War I serv CUCUMBERS CRAPES CrapDfEYiH SDctioHS ticians who make frequent use tion in charting the future needs ❖ Save Big on Fine Groceries' for schools, the town in estimat ice in France, Brennan entered EXTRA Suprsnw Freih of statistics admit they can us SBEOLESS I C l JU K Y ing how long the dump -will sat - ^ 4 ] movies as an extra and in 12 FANCY FniitteIcBd ually be made .to say what you Cash-Saving Dairy Selections! years worked up to a $S00-a- 3 .1 9 * SWRT b. 39' jSANTA EOSA b . want. Tolland’s grrowlng pains isfactorily meet the needs of the SNOW'S IRAND \ / ASSORTED FLAVORS week character actor, “which is Tropicona townspeople, for example. Fisry tad. Whole or Cut Sunfcbt Seedless I Florida Juky are for froni over, however, no In '/a lb. prinh ( better than a kick in the fanny OiranpD JuicD matter whose statistics are The PZC is considering the with a frozen mukluk.” WATERMELON a 5* ORANGES 101.C 49*ILIMES e.s 6 *..19 used. CRPA predicts an ulti updating of the town compre Land 0’ lakes Butter ^^79® SHARP Clam Chowder Jell-0 Gelatin His Oscars for supptrting per mate population o f 24,800 resi hensive plan, completed three Natural— Fancy Domaitic formances in “ Come and Get dents in town by the year 2,- years ago, and in certain areas It,” “Kentucky” and “The APPETIZER DEPT. h e a l t h & b e a u t y AIDS: 000, compared to the 2,950 in now outdated. The review of a M P Sliced Swiss p h g .» « Cheddar Cheese 15 oz.' . Westerner,” were followed by a CaadaRted 2 9 T U R K E Y R O L L * 9 9 - PIPSODiHT&SU ‘2£T49‘ 1860. town’s comprehensive plan Is Sliced 6 OX. caH 4S£:69* nomination as the preacher in ROAST The town adopted subdivision usually conducted on a five-year U P Provolone Italian Type pkg. WISCONSIN “ Sergeant York. ’ His television KMctww Coeked Q.TIPS ‘T/o-49 regulations and stringent road basis. ASWIiMi Mm I ____ Aged a Tangy Ib. series were .“The Real Mc tout Vi. specifications in 'the early six The temporary lull can be Braalcitona !'!!>• Q Q C 8 9 < T U R K E Y R O U omke 9 8 ^ RISE SHAVE ’IT 69- Cottage Cheese Soft Curd cent. Coys,” six years, and “The Ty IdNtrP CfMWR RdQ. il-DB. 4 9 ^ ties, which the Comprehensive used to advantage, to look to KILLOGO*S Y U K O N C L U B coon,” one. HOUSEHOLD VARIETIES: Plan stated would slow down the future of the town, assess As the Old West's fastest gun B A N D - A I D SPiaAL development o f the town, at ing the needs of Its clumglng (WharoAvoEoble)' 4 9 * Baked For You By Jane Parker' in ABC-TV s “ The guns of WiU ML-i least temporarily. It didn’t. character. 8 8 * Ve Special "K" Beverages Sonm^tt,” he searches with his TUMBLER MsuiATR) d ’di* 59* BUfFiRIM The town experienced its great The ln-mlg(ration of people grandson, Dack Rambo, 23, for INSULATED PITCHER *2;:*^39* SEAFOOD DEPT. Shop-RHs ChOnky/TIny Curd moving Into the town, does not White or Whole Wheat est growth 'between the years Rofulor Ready-Ta-Eat IO h b z . ^ Aaaorted Flavora 1pint12$f his missing son. As eagerly as C E N T E R C U T CotlaQD CIlDDSD 2 lb. 4 8 * o f 1962 and 1965. entirely stem the growth rate. r ' Size PINEAPPU or any screen newcomer, Brennan DELI DEPT. The natural increase In popula Meudowbrook Bread Cereal pLg. ■ V e # inRoratarnbot. az.bata. 1 Agtd Part. Procstist 9 -ct. ■Many 1963 statistics credited 6 Deliciouily Iced and Spicad detailed the plot—“pure drama, SHOP-RITE BACON 69* SWORDHSH K r ^ Swiss SUcDs pkg. 4 9 * ^ the town with being the fastest tion continues, particularly in a no laugh rack.” growing in New England. community composed of young Spanish Bar Cake ;t 3 9 « P O R K R O U ’ ^SaSJrilJly" ivi-a, OR stopPH. b a k e r y d e p t . *Rie tem porary' lull in the married couples such as Tol Peach Pie French, Itilian, 8 b l C A N N E D H A M S ’ I ” hirge home building Industry is pro- land. <'/2 4 9 c Thousind Islands. Cels Slew bet 29' O ld Fewhion A ppl« PI d 10^ size Aaa Page Dressiag Area Weather AIIMtot/AIIBssf 4 9 * •vlding the town -with a much An average of 200 to 250 Pecan Danish Ring YoilR 11k. HALIBUT Shep-RHs needed -breathing period at the babies have been bom in town WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The SHOP^ITE FRANKS ■. S9* Plain or Sugared l i ” ii°ijCHOICE Saz. ChocoloffD Frostofl D ornifs 6 pet. l e * present time. ■. each year since 1961, according Donuts 1 ; , 4 5 ' DUNCAN HINES 1lb.2oL 0H c U.S. Weather Bureau says to SldolOBB STEAKS 2 Twin Padc Subdivision Slowdown to the latest school enumera- assorted flavors Pk8«. 0 7 day will be sunny and warm ■— .orCrinideCut H ygra dc Fn u ik s lb. 59c Layer Cake Mix Shop-RH* Potato Chips 10-oz. 3 9 * - The Planning and Zoning 'tion report completed In Sep 3 over Connecticut but not be as —^1 Shop-Pits Commission’s increase In the tember of last year. Value-Priced Frozen Foods! ANN PABE— TOMATO humid as the past few days. SHOP.Rm PoTAfon 6 i i . 9 9 * minimum lot size to one acre SULTANA BRAND The change in humidity came lliep Rite Why Fay MoreT Ib. 2 9 * Shop-PHs , (for health purposes), has al^ Manchester Evening Herald AGP— Grede A about with the passage of a cold k E C r e a m S a n d w ic h e s HyjMeBoiogiia nz.pkg. c 12 pc. served to slow down the con YoIIand corrpespondent, Bette 12 oz. Ketchup rr23*.;L'32* 12 59 FroEiksABiirpDrRolls 25* pkg. 3 5 * POUR ih N STORE BAR-SHADE A Grape Jelly 2 I'; 39* front across Southern New Eng struction of large subdivisons. quati^Ie, tel. 875-2845. 239' can land last night. Showers and Bblekta Nm BIb, BrasQ af Ohlekaa, MBiknaai thunderstorms were associated Ib. A&P Vegetables VALUABLE COUPON with the front. Fries 2 bag Cnmpbell 6^i“97* Westerly winds Kirill bring dry 1\, A- 'I f t f a w " ^ " England Exporting Puhs Town Square 10 oz. THIS with pnrahass of but warm air to New England to i ' l y' f .c ' ' B M I S P ■tc S i LYNDEN RIMND Bp, Shortcakes pkg. PeiB, Cat C iri, ^ 60UP0N 88'DO sr mors day. The temperatures will 4 Fruit Flavors Complete with Barmaids , Swanson's 1I'/lOZ. PeatsCirreti K a WORTH towards pnrahssa of reach the middle 80s in most sec 49< toned Chicken "i.T79* ' I ? * Chicken pkg. £ 2 pair pkg. Mollswniosd tions but the lower humidity 5 :i LONDON (AP)— One of the instructions for assembling,” . 26 Eztra Taa Bags Free with 100 will make it feel more comfort hottest British export items to Shafran explains. able thanr the past few days. day. is a cool Olde English pub. "This has proved so popular Tea Bags “■"‘o*'* ”!^?99' NYLON HOSIERY A ridge of high pressure will “it’s surprising,” says Ralph that we now not only supply the Suniwaat move across Southern New Eng ANN S O F T D k i N K Shafran. “ but an awful lot of structure and the furniture but Uniwaatanad r , ' ^ 3 9 ' One caupga par family land tonight. Winds will subside PAGE MIX Prun8 Juice (xiuntries. are suddenly wanting the appropriate decorations. Valid thru Sol., July 2fth. this evening and with clear skies Chocolots Aprkot/Psoch/ 12-or. ' 4 Charcoal Semi-Sweat Choeelata Pinsoppls jar SO' S English pubD, and we are mak You know—horse b r a s s e s , temperatures will cool down to N M l t a O H i k sr SHOP-RITE DELICIOUS PRESERVES RERULAR WITH SUSAR PRE-SWEETENED DIETETIC I2«n-KKC U phtor Fluid ing them • and supplying them. bugles, hunting horns, sporting the upper 50s and low 60s by Nestle Morsels pkg. Shop-ftHs Auortsd Aromot We are shipping them complete prints stuffed fish, swords, suits morning. Va BZ. viBz. Y A c |>EL M o h t e P ih e a p -G r a p e f r u it D r ih k PINK or PEC. 4 , a . * l with barmaids.” of armor, even stuffed owls.” Thursday will be mostly fair AirFroshuDr Shop-PHs * The comjiany’s pikes and hal pkSi- pkgi- VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON weather day. Temperatures and why Poy Mors? With barmaids? U quM Instanl T«a 1 0 - “ * 1 “Yes. As we are now export berds have become so popular humidity will be about the same 4p PURINA COUNTRY DINNERS PurDx BlDUch abroad that Shafran and his as as today. The only changes will ing an image, part of the British WMi caepan and parchma of $S or mare With coupon and purchota of $5 ac ntora 210ct.SO Why Poy Mors? sociates have hired a black be in the upper atmosphere I f w t a n t T « a MI x d s 3 a a SHOP-RITE JUMBO TOWELS WHITE, ASSORTED PRINTS roNt R way of life, as you might say, PurDxBlDUch .we have agreed to furnish the smith. NablBCB PrealBM where the winds will become Oil or tomato Soucs 4 They began as a small family . MARVEL southwesterly once again and THIN #9,SPAGHEni #8, d L 1-lb. S O Ftortk barmaids as well.” business making furniture for ELBOW #35 A P b o x s t | He .and his brothere-ln-law, CRACKERS phi. la CREAM coVt U]n>er clouds will reappear. > - SHOP-RITE TASTY SPAGHETTI Shop-RitD BlDuch the cafe trade. GetinontbeFineGiKs! Five Day Forecast operators of the pub factory, King have 20 experienced girls ready ” We were a small business Temperatures in Connecticut ^77 QUAKER MAID ORANGE DRINK Vz gals 8 9 * LOW CAL ' Shop»Rita Btaudi to export. until 18 months ago,” Shafran c ave I *•“9^ •••* SAVE One coupon par Thursday through Monday are says. "Then we hit upon this PLMB S1AMPSI ! family—Valid Ihra family—Valid thru S )i-o z 0 0 "It s a good Job for the right expected to average near nor pub idea.” 20« a-es SHOP-RITE CHUNK LIGHT TUNA OP WHITE TUNA FLAKES cont I Ktlloge'i 4^-^; ____Soiarday, M y 29th Saturday, July 2Dth mal with, daytime highs in the girt,” Shafran observes. His brothers-in-law. Jack and Mb.2-u.^9« 4 Fares paiid, living paid, M d 80s and overnight lows in the Leslie KosUc, are technical fur M u%rErum R%jrtru%nrutrtxtrutt%M . about f5 pounds ($42) a week 60s. Little significant day to IN STORE HOT BAKERY DEPT. KsHoge's niture men. Shafran is on the PricM «ffKtiva through Saturday, July 29Hi in this Community and Vicinity. day change. clear.” business side. s ’^;-9S* ITALIAN BREAD ...... 2 9 d i Vuirtoty Pack This month a pub called the Precipitation may total 14 to ^ A fine assortment of Delicious Pastries HOME STYLE BREAD ...... 2 9 9 Shop-PHo The average do-it-yourself inch in showers around Friday John Bull, made and exported pub costs $ , -$ , . '■pi- VIENNA ROLLS *6 for 35^ U n d h 22 009 28 000 and again Sunday. and Breads, baked fresh on the p raises , / by the Shafran group, opened in A Victorian Job named the DAINTY DANISH •6 for 59d» Why Fay Mors? Cascais, not far from Llsbln. A continually each day. Piccadilly Is being readied for Baked Pea Beans 1,^.‘,35‘| Potato Buds Mr. Bubble cku...* | Bouillon Cubes 3l;23‘ CHEESE DANISH *4 for S Ita MhruclDWkHQ pair of English barmaids went Rome, and a Tudor pub for SIKOBSKY GETS PACT down to Staff it. Monte Carlo. Another Is under Shop4tHt One brother-in-law is in Bel HUDSON-COLORED BT. LOUIS, Mo, (AP) — The M^R— ------A C way for Jamaica. ranvy rMWii w iranw sm w m gium setting up one big pub and 2rolh49‘ Sikorsky Aircraft Division of N e s c a f e W is h b o n e D ole's Drink Blue Bonnet M cCormick's To w e ls Shop-RH* negotiating he sale of another. United Aircraft Corp. in Stra^ 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST. MANCHESTER The pub makers also are Pinoapplo-Grapokruit HUDSON-ASSORTED - 4 9 * ‘•ni-39 Cheese Kept Long Time Insfant C offee Italian Dressing > S o ft M a r g a r in e Salad S u p r e m e ford, Conn, has been awarded p negotiating with an ^Unerican or Pinaappla Julco Bathroom Tissues 4'"•'*53' $2.93 million contract for pro PROSPECT AVE. and BLVD. 311 WESTBIAIN ST. 280 WINDSOR AVE. compa|)y to furnish 200 English OEINBVA — Swttzerland’e ... ,1______duction of 22 detachable heli soz.qgc 2i4oz.iQc HUDSON—WHITE filERIDEN WILSON pubs wtrth over $6 million. Saanen is the only cheese de copter “pods.” WEST HARTFORD ‘ “ 9 3 ‘ hot. J 7 3 ' " ; ; f ' 1 .0 0 ' ^ pk'J:42' ^ pbg. 1269 ALBANY AVE. v OPEN MON. - SAT. If the deal goes through, the liberately aged longer than ' Table Napkins According to an announcement 460 SLATER ROAD HARTFORD t - 9 P J A pubs will be spotted across the ithree yearn. It to always ^ e d Tuesday by the U.S. Arm yAvl- NEW BRITAIN AM, six or seven years, and in time ' ' ------United States. ation Materiel Command, the The company’s first Job was gone by a wheel o f Sannen was detachable pods wW- be fitted A SHOP-RITE NEAR YOU—i making and shipping' the Bull often put away in a cellar at to the Army’s GH54A flying Dog pub at Canada’s Expo 67. the bteUi o f a child, to be crane helicopter to transform it brought out when he or she be- fMRisfiiwRIatortFFtotoFWMi w F aw taoyw w abdifoa*"** $iiiiHlWii "W e number all the parts and into a personnel or cargo car- send them with do-lt-yoursell oazne betrothed. i rtor. ^
I ,1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 MANCHESTER IWENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PAG E TWENTY-FIVE OUR TOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB I- i BUGGS BUNNY State Bird 0uilt Ahead of His Time - Antwtr to Proviout Puulo Light' and Darkness Shop ALABAMA ACROSS 9 Exclamation Lutherans Forgive 1 Break of day of pleasure Along 6 Daytime id Feminine name phenomenon 11 Island west of 13 Reverberation Sumatra u ir e r 14 AaUn part 12 Consume With •of Turkeyirfce: ..19 Sign of approval Censured Minister 15 Biblical country 21 Symbol for 1C Taunt selenium NEW YORK (AP) ^ “We im- tte convention said. "Diffsr- 17 Posed for a 23 Japanese plore the blessings oil God upon «uces can really never' be un- , portrait admiral 18 Absent (1874-1934) Dr. Brux in the evening years of in'sSS? (2 words) 24 Rouse from 33 Evening 48 Quantity of Main Street Storeu Beltline Interest Tri City-— y e m o n Circle Areia 20 Desert gardens sleep semiobscurity taper his life.’ dialogue.” 39 Hire out ftalian noble 22 Dlstinguh*^ 25 Lake bird -- „ r' Jfuly » to S e p t Z U Too Pkua to KkiroU ChocoUtes In Refrigerated Look Ahead to Autumn 25 Partial darkness 26 Single round of 40 Printing family That was the warm concern The predominantly ICdwest- 27 Head feature . card game measure 48 British gun Ootne to WATIONB where In an Aj* Clasa this fail, Showcase KAYE’S SPORTSWEAR, expressed by the Lutheran ern denomination, for the first 30 Sharp blow 27 Greek god of 41 Of life 49 Man's nickname their fiBAa-ANNUAIi SALE! JOIINISON PAINT OO. 723 THE CAROUSEL at Tri City Vernon Circle, has unpacked Church- Missouri Synod last time in this century, also af- luYB 42 Sharp 51 E^j^an god (coll.) love : has Just begun. A ll fou^ floors Mjaln 'ERreeit, reanlnds you that Shopping Plaza, makes avail- DOUBLE KNIT SUITS also week about an elderly onetime firmed that a basis eidats for BY V. T. HAMLIN 31 Hiatus 28 Female relative 43 Sniall West ALLY OOP 33 Genuine 29 Soak flax ., 52 Beast of burden oiffer quality furnishings at they have “New Masters” able to you a very special line DRESSES with famous “JON- missionary to India whom the intercommunion with a major 34 Coverlet 30 Watering place 44 Martian___ 55 Registered Sizeable savings. Now to the ETNIB ARTS M ATBMAia (in of BOXED CANDY. The ATHAN LOGAN” label, also church once had censured for sister denomination, the Ameri- 32 Sudden pain (comb, form) nurse (ab.) 35 Russian river time to add new comfort and artists' colon, medlunto gesso) "FLORA- MIR” CHOCO- "Gay Gibson” and "Carol advocatlng prayer with Chris- can Lutheran Church, but de- 38 Accustomed 4 6 r 8 9 i r i r 12 LATES are out-of-the-ordinary Craig.” Some of wool, of orlon, 37 Linking word r“ 3 chaim to your home. R's an compounded of acryUc-vlnyl tians of other denominaitions. ferred authorizing ''altar and 1 □ you’ll agree. Dramatize your here is exciting fashion, com 38 Secure the IT" Ideal Wme to shop for the that makes for film daitty, The change of attitude toward pulpit fellowship” until 1969. aid of IT" bining csLsy comfort with ele l Z September Bride. Do see the surface strength, pennanent autumn entertaining by order the Rev. Dr. Adolph A. Brux, of Approval also was given to a 40 Good news gant style. SALE OF SUMMER 43 insanely excited re" 16 dtsOncflve TABLiB liAMPS, flexlMmy, Strong adhesive ing a CANDY CENTERPIECE. Elmhurst, m., symbolized the new joint translation of a cate- L Tender, delicious gumdrops APPAREL IS CONTINUING. 45 Car accessories U Zl ^4.96 each (f28.50 value each) characteristics and a gteat transUion going on in the chlsm, produced by the nation’s 49 Sticky paving re" at WAUdNS now. variety of textures now poe- are fashioned into king-size ------V , chiuch. three major branches of Luther- material l ” ‘ m u 23 L r ——^— SiUe, heretofore achieved olUy Pineapple shapes, Watermelon To keep the small child dry “He was just ahead of us,” anlsm, the third being the Lu- 50 Musical 2 “ ■ Instrument. □ Paper plates are Just the with mixed media appUcattons. wedges, whole oranges and ba- during his shampoo, make a commented one of its 850 repre- theran Church in America. 27 S" 53 Exploit 1 thing on which to sift flour —.------nanas. Festive to look at, de- sllpon protector from a large sentatlves, who rose in a unani Further cooperation, on cam 54 Runs lU when baking. Sift flour and Puree sweetened frozen rasp- lectable to eat. Order some plastic bag. Cut a sm'all back mous vote of tribute to him. 56 Detest JSo SZ puses and elsewhere, also was 57 Without a moon other dry ingredients together berkes (defrosted) in the for wonderful gifts from ’THE and front opening in the bot- "We’re slowly catching up.” E- authorized through a new inter- 58 Government W" on a clean paper plate. The blender, then strain to ramove CAROUSEL. tom of the bag. Tape the front That process, in which the old Lutheran agency, the Uitheran officials (coll.) 39 paper plate can be bent slight- seeds. Use the raspberry opening together with scotch restriction against "prayer fel- Council In the U.S.A. DOWN S7" U ly to make a pouring funnel, ‘hauce” with vaniMa ice craam Cooked rice and diced pine tape while you are shampooing lowship” with others has been Doctrinally, the synod shvmted 1 College official m ■ r L apple are an inbeieating addi his hair, and he will remain 2 High (comb, P making it easy and handy to end SUoed freA peaAes to oon- gradually but definitely discard- aside demands for a wide-scale h LC PPW tion ito chicken sailed. dry no matter how much he 2 form) resift the dry ingredients as i T 46 coot Peach Melba. Ck>od enough ed In recent years, was plainly investigation of alleged unortho- F r r often as you wish. for company! squirms. displayed, along with its ten- dox views In the church, saying i r 51 52 5T" U You Vacation at Home sions, at the church’s governing adequate procedures already You can still vary the rou North, South, East or West n 56 To keep bread boxes The Way to s Msa’s Heart Looking for an heirloom convention. existed for handling such mat- 5 T 55^ tine and have fun as a family. Wherever you go for vaca-. lunch boxes wholesome Come with him to LA gTRA- Long a major stronghold in deplortng “Irrespon- Come to JANE ALDEN FOOD Uon this August, it’s wise to quilt? Here’s your answer —a 5T" 55" free from stale food odow. DA RESTAURANT, 899 Main « ran. ______- - _____ Protestantism of strlcUy defined unwarrMted” c l^ s SHOP. Tri City Shopping Pla tuck in SUN TAN LOTION State Bird Quilt! 'The colors - 4 wash frequently with soap Street, for good food expertly NUTMEG PHAR- embroidery stitches are so beliefs, abstinence from public described as contributing to un za. What good eating you’ll en from the and warm water, rinse well prepared and nicely served. MACY, Vernon Circle, to get a pretty! controversies, and siloofness with a baking soda solution. A Take a vacation from cook- joy and still stay friends with in resiMnse to the your budget. Full meal PLAT- rich, deep tan, while keeping Pattern No. 2761 has hot-iron from Interdenominational links, handful of soda to a quart of mg. Mother. How the family the session reaf ’TERS also SEA FOOD meals your skin dewy-soft and transfer for 60 motifs; color the cautious, conservative cnUcisms water, then rinse in clear wa- will enjoy being seated around firmed adherence to a list of 6 plus king-Biae SANDWICHES smooth. Browse in the Cosmet chart; full di’rectlons. branch of 'Lutheranism is wld- ter, dry, and place in sun. a table In the FAM ILY ROOM classic Christian tenets, and to and refreshing FOUNTAIN ic Dept, where long shelves dls- To oodw, send 35c to codms ening its outlook. ., , . , „ here. What fun you’ll have, SPEICIALTTES. Many youngDunx Diavplay anall manner of01 beauty oeauw aids.aios P'd® ®'^‘* ^rst-class It Is Increasing Its contacts ^® hlstorlcalvalldlty o* the Bl- Enhance the t o y o t what pleasant mem ories you’ll families are making it a ha^ m m iEG PHARMACY has the and special handling, to: with fellow Christians. It Is stir- ^rebCln? d e S d i to Hatiiw Ontdoors build. Entertain your summer ■ ™ ___ _ . _____ , . Anrw> nahnf fM'an/.iioptof Hno- uHHi thoniniripni fArm»nt ulougn rebuffing demands to py habit to come to JANE ‘Faberge” auid “Alo” products Anne Cabot (Manchester ring with theological ferment. BOTH PAIRWAYIS have guests here at LA S’TRADA. ALDEN FOOD SHOP. that assure glamor and good Evening Herald) 1180 AVE. OF And it is picking Its way, guard- interpretations of It. protective FOOD UMIBItEL- The convention also gave a grooming for milady. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. edly, into the thorny territory of LAS for your picnic tables. The PTA was founded In 1897 10036 social concerns. ' vote of confidence to its cidlege Here’s a snap-dash sUhousette Ward off mosquitoes with In as the National Congress of Print Name, Address with and seminary professors, the with newly fashioned Ideas for These tendencies, and the sect-repellent CANDLES and Mothers. Its founders were Zip Code and Style Number. targets of much of the criticism. the young miss. Sports a but ’Thinking of BedecoratlngT Investment Grade Stocks strain over them, showed up effective BOMBS. Mrs. ’Iheodore W. Birney and You’ll want a copy of ton front panel, side pockets WATKINS DRAPERY GAL- SHEARSON, HAMMILL and throughout the national meet • —'------Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst. LE R Y In'vltes you to take ad- COMPANY, 37 Lewis Street, our new '67 Fall A Winter Al- ing, held every two years to set Do You TUg and Pull? ------and a lightly lowered waist vantage of the most inviting Hartford, members of the New to see am the desligns fWm the policies and directions of the Fendell Cited Just f o r a day, make a con- Always Something New line for verve and versatility. No. 8243 with Patt-O-Rama is savings on REUPHOLSTERY, York Stock Exchange, invites which you can choose your 2.8-milllon-member denomlna- sciouB effort to count the num- What a wonderful feeling of needlework patterns. Only 50c. tion. in sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and SLIPCX)VERING and CUSTOM you to write or call In for their For Award Again ber of timea you And yourself excitement and adventure ------^------It moves "step by step by step adjusting your girdle. If it awaits you at YOUR GIFT 18. Bust 30^ to 38. Size 11, DRAPERIES during the SEMI- various publications. INVEST- Here’s a different idee, end by step,” its president, the Rev. Norman Fendell, supervis rtdea up or rote down, come to GALLERY, on the main floor 31% bust, 2% yards of B4-lnch. ANNUAL SALE now In effect. MENT GRADE STOCKS are al- one youngsters wilU ^Joy. Mix Dr. Oliver R. Harms, of St. or of the Mentally Retarded GLAl^ilUR’S, 631 Main gtreet, of Watkins. The distinctive To order, send 50c in colns Call 643-5171 and fabric samples ways to be found. We currently Louis, observed at one point, in Program in the Manchester where PERSONALIZED FIT- merchandise, hand-picked with plus 15c each for first-class will be brought to your home, advise upgrading portfolios instant chooolete-fleAroi:^ mix (the kind used for milk drinks) reference to its methodical TTNO to a specialty. Why not knowing care, is rich in crafts- mall and special handling, to: No one is inconvenienced if you this time. MUTUAL FUNDS and School System, has .been cited ■with sugar and cinnamon and progress toward broader rela- own undergarments that spell manship, and unique interest, Sue Burnett, Manchester E/ve- have work done while family va BONDS look particularly at for the second successive year nlng Herald, 1800 AVE. OF cations. tractive. INSTANT BOARD sprinkle over hot buttered tlonshlps. maximum comfort and appeal- Just when you are shopping 'The church is showing "m ore in the Lane Bryant Annual AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. QUOTES are avstUable. A call toast. ing silhouette. It costs no more for September showers and concern for social action, not When the top comers of a or card brings you a speedy re- Awards Competition. to enj<^ professional conaulta- weddings and for the apple-of- because It has forgotten the tion. your-eye student heading for Print Name, Address with pocket tear Into the material of ply. 649-2821: For even slicee of corned beef Lane Bryant awards two Cross, but because it is remem- prizes of $1,000 each annually, college, YOUR GIFT GAL Zip Code, Style Number and ^ or apron, use a match------hash, <*iU the hash in the can. . _ „ , . _ to encourage volunteer work If you like lemon In your tea, LERY specializes in ONE OF ^^®- ing color bias tape for mend- Separate each blBcuit in a Cut top of can completely away w Z . Dr. Bertwln L. B>ey, of Fair- designed to benefit the Amer make lemon cubes. This gives A KIND items,iiYiiiio, flowniivnii hereiicic Get a head start on up-to- —o- ______Stitch the ___ tape — ___ flat all______can ______of refrigerated«•______biscuits Intowith oar opener; out cuway bot' view Park, Ohio, who headed a ican community. One award the lemon flavor without the from the four comers of the around the pocket. This neat- halves. Sprinkle each half with tom of can but leave round committee on the subject. goes to an Indi'vidual and one J You’ll find out-of-the- ™ ^ “ ®'>® Basle jy covers the tear and also erkp crumbled bacon, put the of metal In place. Press against mess of cut lemons. Dilute lem world. 1 Among strides taken In this Fashion. Only 50c a copy. strengthens the material halves together and make ac- the metal round and empty to a group. on juice with water and freeze ordinary gifts suitable for mas area, the meeting authorized a around the tom area, making cording to paokage directions, hash; cut hash into four dices, The awards will be selected In Ice cube trays In the usual culine and feminine tastes of full-time social-action officer. It ""X::Tdar------Summer Charm the pocket as strong as w h e n ______by a panel of five judges and way. all ages. Skip in soon; why not spoke up strongly for open And self-confidence sky new. will be presented Nov. SO at tomorrow. Buy for .yourself housing to eliminate racial ghet rocket with just one visit to the the Plaza Hotel, New York In 1965, 40 per cent o f hlgh- and for your fortunate friends tos in American cities, and pro new, air-conditioned SCHUL’TZ More than a billion dollars Is a t y . school graduates went to cd- and acquaintances. When only Stores Around Town vided for a i^clal fund to sup BEAUTY SALON, with the spent on the nation’s 26 mil The panel consists of Sen. lege compared with 56 per the best wUl do, let YOUR port interdenominational or Mediterranean decor, at cor lion dogs each year —$150 mil Round Out Your Enjoy Instant Hairsetttns Everett M. Dlrksen of minoia; cent today. GIFT GALLERY convey your community projects in attaining ner Oak and Cottage. Step lion of It for items such as Summer Wardrobe LENO XPHARMACY, 299 Martha Graham, dancer and good wishes eloquently. de facto integration. into the world of refreshing contact lenMB, motoring gog- THE UTTLE SHOP, 806 East Center Street, has "Clair coreographer; the Rev. Theo In 1946, Am ericans had 16,- Departing from its usual avoi comfort and beauty. Why not gies, perfume and mink coats, East Center Street, has ' sub- ol" KINDNESS the INSTANT dore M. Hesburgh, prasldent 476 television sets in use; 6 Pineapples vary in wel^t dance of political Issues, the book an appointment now for One West Ooaist hair stylist stant’al MARK DOWNS on HAIRSETTER. In a compact, of the University of Notre years later, 15 mUIion. Now, from 4 to 20 pounds. The easy-to-carry case are 14 roll synod also declared that a "div that cool and flattering "CURLS creates dog wigs of human SUMMER APPAREL. Buy for Dame; Arthur Judson, Impres- 94 per cent of all U.S. house pineapple plant Is related to ers (assorted sizes) that you ergence of opinion” exists about IN MOTION" HAIRSTYLE, hair In color to match either this summer and to have con sarlo; and Robert C. Weaver, holds have TV. Spanish moss. lift off their warming rods and the Vietnam war, urged mem Have your hair smartly shap- the hair of the dog or the mls- veniently ready for next sea secretary of the Department of proceed to set your hair. In 3- bers to examine the Issues, and ed and you'll feel degrees cool- tress, son. Pocket the savings. Housing and Urban Develop 10 minutes you’ll have a fresh, responsibly voice their views. er, when no limp, straggly m ent When mailing a package, you pretty hair style, ready for the However, it disapproved se wisps cling annoyingly. Plan to When You Return Fendell, who was nominated can make sure that the address office, classroom or through a have a PERMANENT WAVE. Fromxntiu Vacation T______j . u . . . «>n«!i®n|tloiU dyection yjj, year’s award by Town Shop \ Your coiffure will be so easy When vo^ "haven’t a thing to “>« Paci^® w®"’* “T® perfecUy to mltttoij sendee in partlouto Manager Robert Weiss, Is a to keep looking well-groomed w ^ “ ^ L u r a w e r J tS t? U pre«id®nt of the Manches- 9 6 4 MAIN S T . MANCH rPHONE 6 4 3 - 7 7 8 1 with l®st their power. Say goodbye anarchy. and appealing. Your hair will travel-stalned and wrinkled, re- ter Association for the Help of be soft, lustrous, with body to limp, straight hair. No In regard to expanded rela Retarded Children (MAHRC) mi/iim m em ber "MARTTNIZINO” the «®l®rt«“ « t i l _ p ^ . more nightly settings. Enjoy tionship with other Christians, ttATyRifeiAsiY Rtf and bounce, but never dry af modern ONE HOUR DRY and is director of the Shelter The Welcome Mat Is refreshing sleep. Put an end to the synod ordered a study of ed Workshop for the Retard ter a PERMANENT WAVE CLEANING plants at corner FUK from SCHULTZ BEAUTY SA bulky curlers. With no water, possible membership in the ed. GIFT' LON. 643-8961. FIANO’S RESTAURANT A no lotion, no waiting to dry, World Council of (Jhurches, a He is the founder of the lo- WAPFIMG West Middle Tpke., Is the an- jjoCKTAIL LOUNGE on simply roll up your hair on cooperative body of most of the cad Foster Grandparents P ro There Is no need to throw swer. Your entire wardrobe Is q j^^d 44 In Bolton knows these comfortable rollers and, world’s Protestant and Ortho gram. painstakingly cleaned and press- hospitality for business or presto, In minutes you'll have dox denominations. A Manchester native, he how DAILY 9.S:30 away that worn-out dip. You can turn It into a half slip with ed In record time. There is, pleasure is the bringing togeth- a springy, lasting set that frees Only two major American resides In West Hartford with nVKS.YO «Pli. only a few moments work, however, no careless haste. The „ gj many ingredients. Here, y®u from the time-consuming Protestant bodies do not belong, his wife, the former Adele more ttian doubling its life. secret is streamlined, up-to-date you’ll find a gracious setting, ways. This INSTANT HAIR- the Missouri Synod Lutherans Bloom of London, England, Cut off the top, put in a one- equipment, plus efficient work auperb food and service, to- SETTE]^ is $29.69 at LENOX and the Southern Baptists. Until and their daughter, Madeline, inch hem at the top and run methods, also the time-saving g ^ e r with all the intangibles PHARMACY. It makes a won- this decade, Roman Catholics Wn/rON’8 HAS OVER 200 DIFFERENT HUMMELS elastic through it. advantages of having ALL tt^ go into making a success derful gift for a busy girl on also had avoided intorohurch WORK DONE ON THE PREM- of the occasion of a REUNION, the go. affaire but have plunged Into them in the wake of the Second ISE8. Try it soon, and try, too, ANNIVERSARY, WEDDING l''or 'I’ltc \\ lioir r.imily the TWO-HOUR SHIRT SERV- or BANQUET. Whether your Sewing for School? Vatican Council. ICE at "MARTINIZING” plant party Includes few or many, PILGRIM MILLS, 177 Hart The Missouri Synod observed; \Vi;i DON'S on West Middle Tpke. The men you can depend on a hearty ford Road, is a haven for those "We are living In an ecumenical M l i.iii’i.i'; of the family need never run out welcopie and smooth service at who sew. Here under one roof, climate and should be aware of of a supply of fresh, crisp shirts, FIANO’S. on two spacious levels, you’ll ecumenical movements.” ... — The V i r \MINS not when it’s so convenient and ------find miles of FABRIC for ev- session encouraged ' broadened oNi; \ I) \) so economical to let the staff at it Cools and Nourishes Royally ery need and at most inviting dialogue with Roman Catholics "MARTTNIZINO” do it. Especially during the sizzling prices. Color and textures and hailed the "measure of ------summer days, when appetites ilMk the aisles, making Oils agreement" shown so far in Lu- *‘ 2 . 9 8 Teen.agers in the United are sluggish, yet energy levels a virtual fairyland of excite- theran talks with Presbyterian Horn i: oi',n States spent $18 billion In 1966. must be maintained, plan to ment and potential. OPEN and Reformed representatives. and the Youth Research Inati- provk'e the youngsters gener- EV ERY DAY 10 a.m.endlng $30 billion. CREAM, so wholesome and p.m. divide the church” but renew It, ------nutritious. Get it in an assort- The five most , Important^ ment of frash fruit FLAVORS vegetable crops In tiw idiited AND COLORS, available in States are white potatoes, half-gallons or in fancy stencil sweet potatoes, tomatoes, cab- slices or ice cream cakes. Buy bogez, and onions. it at fine drug and grocery ------stores that carry ROYAL ICE The onion, a member of the CREAM or get it at the plant Chic New Bathing Suit lUy family, is native to Asia, on Warren Street. Manchester Parkade Stores Double Knits A Bight HaM* Makes To keep the straps (m„ chil For a Headstart dren’s garments, such as over Rumors in the beauty world alls, or jiunper dresaea, from p red ict that fo r autumn, 1967, slipping off the shoulden, cut a DRESSES hairstyles, like clothes, will be silt In one str^ where the two Sale more individual. Come to the straps croaa. Use buttonhole G A E T A N O ’S SALON OF stitch and buttonhole around BEAUTY for a personalized the edge of the slit. Then and SU ITS styling. As your coiffure Is lifted thread.the other strap through ■/ / -;,,TiaUR 8 .,FWL 1 0 t o » problems. Now OABTANO’S of- Om out of nine 14-year- old “Hcoie o f BeautttUl fera M-bour service on WIG or American gtils ls°. In ber own OlOtiMU” WIGLET purchase. If plan opinion, "going steady”.- Ten SPORTSWEAR VERNON.OIRCLB to accentuate or chan^ com years ago^ the number ifsa ‘V » OF VERNON JuDotkai of Routes TRI CITY SHOPPING CENTER — VERNON pletely, the QUICK OOLORlNa one girl out of 200. e ’s SO, 88 am MACHINE here la the last word Cross Biginray in up-to-date equipment 64$- 9022. The Inquirer PAOtt 1WEMTY-SIX MANCHESTEk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967
THE Great Defense Aids Angels 1 A ngle Knee Problem Again Book Helps - E A R L Y O S T SpotRliator With Jets’ Nainath Braves’ Ace In Checking Red Sox Streak O n * qt. n „| n • T NEW YORK (AP)—Joe Coach Weeb Ewbank probably 000 each by Ooach Sid Glllman Intact Nainath is having knee keeping Ws Angers crossed, for leaving camp Monday, re- ATLANTA (AP)—^E^lier this year a fan sent At Ff/NWAY PARK, Boston—One streak is still intact trouble ajrain This time “ Namath is hobbled, Uie JeU’ turned to the base at Escondido, lanta Braves’ Manager Billy Hitchcock a copY pf a lxx)k BOSTt>N (AP) — The thing the Red Sox did regularly force-out' at second. early scoring bursts as Califor a fifth inning uprising in which the wrist Injury which bothered by Maxwell Malty called “Psychcxiybemetica/' which ^hen the two hottest it’s his left instead of the Boston Red Sox were during their winning streak. "If Knoop Adn’t get that nia forged a 6-2 lead before rain the Red Sox scored only one run him for the last few weeks, ap plonshlp wUl be jolted. stated. Hitchcock passed on to Pat. Jarvis after underlining a "We really played their ball we might never have gotten forced a 43-minute delay of the despite a single and three walks. peared as a pinch hitter League met head-on at Boston right for which he under beaten at their own game as a pro It cost Duncan and Graham few p a ssa g e s. ------game," California Manager Bill out of the first inning," Rigney game in the fourth inning. Coniglairo was hurt in the ’Williams, who said earlier crowd of 21,567—far below ex- went surgery last Decem In 1966, his second of early inning scoring as Namath each $1,200, toe $1,000 line plus Rigney said. said. Boston kept pecking away, but first inning wheif he crashed in that he was keeping utility man ber. QB, toe 202-pound Since then Jarvis, who has 10-game skein come $100 lor each day of practice quietly become the top pitcher Hieir 10-game winning Despite the early scoring, it He also cited fielding gems by the California defense plus Fred to the wall in an attempt bo Jerry Adair at shortstop be The $4(X>,000 star quarterback turned in toe league’s best per missed. Fullback Gene Foster, Little Loop streak end^, but Manager was a spectacular defensive job Fregosi, who went far to his Newman’s fine relief pitching catch a drive by Don Mlncher cause he didn’t want to break for the New York Jets of the formance by completing 232 of on the Braves’ staff, has won who left with defensive backs seven of eight g(ames, improv Dick Williams was un by the California Infield that right in the fifth Inning to turn over the last four in that went for a double. The up a winning combination, was cUMnL “ American FootbaU League 471 passes for 3,379 yards. In Duncan and Graham, did not ing his record to 11-3. daunted. made the difference. Tony Conigliaro’s bid for a hit asked if he planned to put Petro- Things Itad been going great ,*1*! “,?** ****«'’« made strained a tendon below his le A cluding 19 TD heaves. He had District Play nings kept the Red Sox at bay. Boston right fielder was down return and remains suspended “ They snapped our strealc, Second baseman Bobby Knoop celli back into the lineup now tor tte ««d am up to ^ ^ been conAdent of having his His latest was a two-hit, 1-0 into a rally-cooling force-out, Mike Andrews’ double plus for a couple of minutes while kneecap in toe Jets’ training indefinitely. now we have to snap theirs," made two brlUlant plays, includ and by third baseman Woodie that the streak .had been broken. best year ever In 1967. Now, for shutout of the (Cincinnati Reds two walks amd a wild pitch add trainer Buddy Leroux admin />-'/ A In other developments, veter Set Tonight WtUXiams said after the Califor ing a diving atop of Carl Ya- "Why should I take Adair out a few days at least, his future Tuesday night, boosting the Held, who made a bare-handed ed up to one nm in the first in istered to him, but he stayed in an back Jim Todd was traded to K E N ' B E K H Y nia Angels ran their own skein strzemskl’s smash up the mid HARMON KinjJm tlEW appears uncertain. Braves over the Reds into third play to throw out Mike Andrews ning. the game. now?'’ he said, "he played well the Baltimore (jolts by toe De Trying to move a stop closer to seven games with a 6-4 vic place. dle to check a big first inning. on a bunt attempt in the sixth. Three straight hits by An Leroux said Conlgllaro suf in the field tonight and got a hit The Namath incident was one troit Uons, end John Paluck to the District Bight finals, toe tory Tuesday night. c l c b - 4) te u “ 2 . 7 ' ’ * com plrt* turn. P**,™'®*",. taped up tha luiM Hitchcock said he didn't/know There were two on and none out "That was a super play by drews, Joe Foy and Yastrzem- fered bruised ribs and would be and a walk.” and toe former Alabama All- of the highlights Tuesday as toe was suspended indefinitely by The Angels jumped out quick oouM atthougli n had many op- If the book had helped Jarvis. Manchester National Little when Knoop backhanded the Held," he said. ski provided another run in the stiff today, but should be able to The Red Sox planned to send America resumed practice. pros in both leagues, toe AFL toe Chicago Bears for leaving pontuntUea, ■ '"’**** ** their last 45 "I just know he’s won seven League plays host to toe Haul- ly wSth. three runs in the fir^ ball behind second base and Jimmie Hall was the Angels’ third before the Angel infield play. right-hander Darrell Brandon, Major League “ It does not appear to be seri and NFL, continued to drill for camp without any explanation s w t m has iA >.«. .. Ramee for a 58-44 record—'which out of eight since he got it. And ardvllle All-Staurs tonight at and two more in the second to flipped it with his gloved hand batting hero, hitting two doubles reeled off a double play. All-Star shortstop Rico Petro- 4-8, against left-hander George ous, but we'U have to wait a day exhibition games. and veteran end Preston Car TROUBLE BREW take a big early lead — some incidentally eaved Rigney’. Job tonight he pitched his best Buckley Field at o’clock. Tbe to shortstop Jim Fregosi for a and a single to spark all three Fregosi’s play helped squash celli, apparently recovered from Brunet, 9-12, tonight. = L e a d e r s = or two to be sure,” said Dr. Leslie Duncan 8Uid Kenny penter, an 11-year NFL player, ING for Gay Brewer. 6 game of the year.” gaune, slated laist night waa American League James Nicholas, toe Jets’ physi Graham, two of toe three San was released by toe Minnesota Caught in the deep ffit foftoTwS^Cwl^*** out of first pushed adiead a day due to am ~ Coasters. place .. Dick Radats, the for- cian. Diego Charger players, Aned $1,- Vikings. rough, Gay got the Of the book Jarvis said, "I White Sox Sweep Doubleheader to Increase Lead Batting (226 at bats)—F.Rob- read some of the chapters In it, aiftemoon shower that left toe Inson, Balt, .337; Kallne, D et, I^VUltams’ creiw mer Mbnater and ace relief ^______ball out but took ixut was n o o t^ for new chib win- pitcher with the Red Sox. has especially what he had under infield “ a sea of water” amd .328. of the course with it. lined. It's a book on yourself. toe outfield slick. 2 National League Runs—McAuliffe, Det., 66; B. previous wto sketo wu ll leagues to Tacomato intoe theminor Pa- Stan «'“ *«' n HUinsMs U i n S K l S in Contention at Nashua It’s supposed to make you be The National L,eaigue, the onlj) W. L. Pet. O.B. Robinson, Balt., 61. i lieve In yourself.” Manchester entry still adive In St. Louis 67 40 .688 — Ken Berry Took Apple Twiee Runs Ratted In—Kllleibrew, '*'**to the dub cIAc Coast Leagues on 24-hour mai* of 16 was set by ithe pen- recaU by the Chicago Cubs .. 'Class C Event He said the book urges a per District Eight play, moves into Chicago 66 41 .577 1 Minn., 60; Yastrzemski, Bost., son to brush eiside discourage: tonight’s game by 'virtue of a Atlanta 60 43 .638 6 n ^ t4 )ou iid crew in ,1046. the With the Angels leading 6-2 in 68. ■ ' yay frs ten got into the the bottom of toe fourth inning, To Mrs. Ludorf ment and build self-confidence 6-3 conquest last week over toe Cincinnati 52 46 .631 Then Polished It-Real Good Hits—^Yastrzemski, Bost., 108; Levinson Showing the Way and to think of the future In International League. Hazautl- San Fran. 51 47 .620 6% play was halted at 9:09 and re- Tovar, Minn., 105. CARDING a 43 score coming stead of the past. 'ville had no trouble defeating Pittsburgh 47 47 .600 8% Doubles—Campanerls, K.C., Kca BOX piRHicIst BUI Crow- sumedub 0:62. This la one of the NEW YORK (AP) — Ue homered with two out in the bases loaded in the 11th and Jarvis was hesitant to give Somers, 18-0, in, the Arst round. Phila’phia 46 47 .495 9 22; Tovar. Minn., 22; Yastrzem itkfeets ore avail- tonghert—tf not the hardest— The low 32 in the field of 133 years since, but is not compet in, Mrs. Ed Ludorf of Hop Ken Berry took the apple ninth. grounded into another forceout Things are bunching up the book credit for his showing "I think we have a surprising Los Angeles 42 53 .442 14 After Kaat retired Bill Robin- with two on in the 13th, made ski, Bost., 18. for the umpire-tn-eWef ing this year. Meadow won the Connecticut twice. The third time coatrapr to eartler re- to make. When to halt in the 38th annual New will enter match play on Thurs this season, his sophomore year team,” said (Joach Nick Cataddo. New York 38 65 .409 17 son to end the inning, the rain apple sauce of a Steve Bailey Triples—Monday, K.C., 6; five, a game The younger Levinson hais Women’s Golf Assn. Class C polished it—real good. p ^ fotan Soeton. although because_____ of the______weather,_ __or _on England Amateur Golf day. in the majors. “ But I can’t “ These boys are capable of sur 6 Houston 39 69 .398 18^ “ I took the apple the other started and about a half hour pitch. tied with 5. ’ choice seat tooatlona are noL made several pre'vlous bids to Tournament at the Manchester knock it,” he S8dd. ” I’ve gotten Home Runs—Killebrew, Minn,, a local scale, due to approach-' Championship at Nashua, Levinson, the medalist in the prises. With a little luck we Tuesday’s Results two times,” said Berry in ex later the game was called. It Martin’s game-winning homer A seUoot was expected to duplicate his father’s triumphs. Country Club yesterday. Mrs. to where I can challenge the Atlanta 1, Cincinnati 0 will be replayed as part of a came off Sam McDowell, who 29; F.Howard, Wash., 26. tog darkness. Nestor Chylak, N . H . tourney last year, posted birdies Including last year when he Ludorf posted a 45-43—88 to could go to the district finads plaining hlB failure to deliver in Jam evwy comer of the com one of the A .L .’s top arbiters John Levinson, a 24-year-oId on the par-four 4th and the par- batter better.” as we did In 1961.” St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 two game-winning situations in twi-nlght doubleheader Aug. 18. had held the White Sox to three Stolen Bases — Campanris,, pact baU paric of Tom Yaw- reached the quarter-finals at lead 71 players. made the -decision, and it was CSiicagoan who plAys out of Ave 7th to go out In two-under- Although he has won consist Frank Galasso shares toe ' Philadelphia 12, Houston 7 the second game of the Chicago Individual statistics will into hits and had a 1-0 lead going K.C., 36; Agee, Chic., 22; B u-' Ellington Ridge, Conn., before Mrs. Paul Roman of Torring 1®ay last nlgiit but this waan’t a good one. The plate lunp—of Kennebunk Beach, Maine, is par 34. He h ^ one Urdie and ently all season, Jarvis strug coaching duties with Cataddo. Los Angeles 3, Pittsburgh 1 White Sox’ doubleheader with the record book. into the eighth. ford, CHiic., 22. the caM. ‘being eliminated in 19 holes by ton was second with 48-43—91 the usual four-man ' crew—al- out in front all by himself aft- one bogey on the back nine. gled in early games and was No decision was made on toe San Francisco 5, New York 4 Cleveland Tuesday night. ____ * • • Chicago tied it when Don Bu- Pitching (9 decisions) — Lon- One expected to And more ex- the eventual champion, Fran' while Avon’s Mrs. E. J. Cos- ways makes the call on halting er shooting a itiwo-under 69 In Bunched at 70 were the cur saved by relief work. His starting pitcher, but It Is exxiect- Today’s Games "So I had to do something WHITE 80X INDIAN8— ford walked, Walt Williams beat borg, Bost., 14-3, .824; McGloth- cltemttit blit It was obvious Quinn of West Boylston, Mass. sette was third with 49-45— 94. proceedings. the first round yesterday. rent Massachusetts Amateur earned run average was high in New York (Seaver 9-6) at San about it," Berry continued. Martin, pressed into action in out a bimt and, with two out, lin, Calif., 9-2, .818. that the tin t hmtng uprising by He has never been able to cap ILow nets were Mrs. Joseph ed the locals will go with either e e ’ * Included in the latter group champion, Barrie Bruce of Colo the early season. Francisco (Marichal 12-9) He did — smashing a two-run the eighth Inning of the first Pete Ward singled, Strikeouts — Lonborg, Bost., ture the big prize, however. Gnazzo o f Chipanne, 93-23—70, Bob Blomberg, Connie McGur- the Angels against Omnecti- . . Is Manchester’s iSton HUinski nial Country (jlub, Lynnfield, PhUadelphla (Wise 6-7) at homer in the bottom of the 16th game when catcher Gerry Me- * • * 150; McDowell, Cleve., 148. cut’s Cku^r Waslewskl totSc the U m p s D ecision Mrs. Merritt Hurlbut of Indian He said one reason for his ry, Don Pagaml or Phil Stone- Jr. Stan HUhiski n i carded a Mass.; 1965 New England Ama Hill, 95-23—72, and Mrs. R. E. early struggles was that he was man, all showing fine seawin Houston (Wilson 7-5), twilight inning to give the White Sox a 6- Nertney injured a finger, also A’S-SENATORS— heart right out o f the loylal During the hot weather toe m 76 while EUington Ridge’s Jim teur runnerup Joe Browning of PLAYS SUMMER TOUR Dallon o f Chlpannee 95-22— 73. worried about reaching the cut- records. Cincinnati (Maloney 8-6 Eind 5 victory. A two-nm homer — hit a two-run homer in the Mike Hershberger’s three-run National League fans. However, few left the umpire assigned to work the Rusher had a 77. Weston, Meiss.; and 1965 titlist MONTREAL (AP) — Aus down date and then worried Queen 9-5) at Atlanta (Niekro this time by J.C. Martin in the nightcap as did pinch hitter inside-the-park homer in the Batting (225 at bats)—Clemen premises until the Anal out, plate makes the decision before Also appearing with the Na BIG FTVE of the Chicago White Sox has the team at the top of the American Jton Grant of Wethersfield, tralia’s Kel Nagel, who lost the about getting past the trade 6-4 and Cloninger 3-5), 2, twl- ninth inning — gave the Sox a 3- Smoky Burgess. ’The blast by first Inning sparked Kansas City te, Pitt., .356; Staub, Houst., still hopeful that the Red Sox the game on whether the four- Levinson shot a two-under-par tionals will be Lyle Eaistmam, League. From left, Jim O’Toole, Bruce Howard, Joel Horlen, Tommy John, CJonn. 1965 U.-S. Open in a playoff LITTLE MISS SOFTBALL deadline. night 1 victory in the opener. Burgess in the eighth inning tied to its first-geune victory, .355. mlraole would continue, man team wiU wear the light 69 Tuesday in the Arst of two Gene Pletramtonio, John Greene, Chicago (Nye .9-5) at St. Louis it at 4-4. In the nightcap, Ken Harrel- Gary Peters. The smiles aren’t only because the White Sox are winning, but 18-hole qusJlfylng rounds at the Levinson’s father, Chicago with South. Africa’s Gary Play Manchester Olds 14, Ansaldi’s It was somewhere between Jon Rublnow, Harry Bonham, ’The twin victories moved the Runs—Aaron, Atl., 76; Santo, a • ♦ weight pale blue dress shirts or (Briles 4-4), n i^ t Cleveland had taken a 5-4 lead son, who homered in the first ' 6,633 yard Nashua Country Club. lawyer John O. Levinson, won er, plans to play the PGA tour 10; Nassiff Arms 7, Littte Misses the two deadlines that Hitch Jay Anderson, Charlie Feder, American League-leading Sox because everyone except John has just played a joke on the photographer by Chic., 73. toe regular lightweight dark Pittsburgh (Veale 11-4) at in the top of the 16th on doubles game, gave the Athletics a 5-2 Hits and Runs The.'Anal 18 holes will be played this tournament in 1936, 1937 and this summer then return home 5; UtUe Missiles 8, Killian 4; cock gave him the book, he Bill Gorra, Bill Davis and Den two full games ahead of runner- switching gloves. Thus Peters and O’Toole, lefthanders, appear as righthanders Runs Batted In—W y n n, blue coats. After the 43 minute Los Angeles (Sutton 6-11), night . by Vem Fuller and pinch hitter lead with a two-run single in the "I’m the best .240 hitter in today. 1947. He has played in it most at the end o f September. BanUy Oil 14, WUlles 5. said. nis Gllha. up Boston, which lost 6-4 to and righthanders Howard and Horlen as southpaws. Houst., 76; Hart, S.F., 73. delay, due to toe hea-vy rain Thursday’s Games Duke Sims. fifth, and Joe Nossek drove in baseball,” husky Red Sox third third-place California. Hits—Clemente, Pitt., 122; Ce- shower, play was resumed and Cincinnati at Atlanta, N Ken Boyer, recently acquired what proved to be the winning peda, St.L., 122; Brock, St.L., baseman shouted out to all who on Rick Clark’s first pitch to In other AL action, Kansas from the New York Mets, nm with a single in the sixtt.. J Philadelphia at San FYanclsco Sent Runner Home Only to Be Nailed at Plate 119. were willing to listen. He could Russ Gibson the sky opened City swept Washington 5-1 and opened the bottom of the 16th Frank Howard drove in a pa|r Pittsburgh at Houston, N Doubles — Staub, Houst., 28; be at that.. TOm Dowd, pop again and toe rain came down 6-5 and the Baltimore-New York with a single. ’Then, with one of runs for Washington in '^ttie New York at Los Angeles, N Cepedn, St.L., 27. ular traveling secretary bf the in buckets but play continued game was rained out after nine out. Berry, who had forced a second game with his 26th horn- FREE TRAINING COURSE Only games scheduled Triples—Williams, Chic., 8; R. Red SoK, admitted he was the and the rain let up a UtUe, innings with the score tied 1-1. runner at the plate with the er. American League Allen, Phil., 8; Morgan, Houst., most pcfnilar man In town (Bos Anally stopping. T on l^ t (Wed OPPORTUNITIES The Detroit-BalUmore game Third Base Coach Gambled 7. ton) these days. “Everybody W. L. Pet. G.B. was washed out. nesday) will be the second Fa Chicago 55 40 .579 — • * • Home Runs—Aaron, Atl., 25; wants tickets, diolce seats, for mily Night promoUon of toe sea Boston 62 41 .559 2 Wynn, Houst., 25; Hart, S.F., 24. ' our gamM. Moet of the people son with a crowd of 30,000 ex TWINS-YANKS— Stolen Bases — Brock, St.L., leainng I haven’t seen or heard California 54 44 .551 2^ Harmon Killebrew hit his 29th pected. Pitching and a bettor And Lost as Cards Nip Cubs 33; PhUlips, CSilc., 19. pfM n Id 16 yeon^’’ be s a id ,.. Semi-production iVlachining Detroit 50 43 .538 4 homer in the Minnesota first First Place at Stake bench have been the two main Minnesota 49 43 .533 4^ Pitching (9 decisions)—Jarvis, |KatMger Bill Rigney of toe An- reasons toe Angels have Jumped Begins 7-17-67 inning and Jim Kaat made the ST. LOUIS (AP) — Manager Leo Durocher of the after the Mets had tied the Atl., 11-3, .786; McCormick, S.F., Wash’n. 46 52 .469 10^ always wears a wristwatch hack into toe pennant scrap run stand up .until Mickey Mian- Everybody said third base ‘-'^hs agreed. “ I would have game in the top of the inning on 13-4, .765. Baltimore 43 51 .457 11^ pan of Ms ofAolal uniform Manager Rigney said. Experimental Machining In Big Legion Game coach Pete Reiser made same thing Reiser did. John Sullivan’s two-run single Strikeouts—B u n n i n g, Phil., Cleveland 44 53 .454 12 I. .iTIiara were plenty of empty * * * Begins 7-24-67 the right call when he sent and Larry Stahl’s bouncer to the 151; Marichal, S.F., 148. Faeats In the rightAeld grand Kansas Chty 42 55 .433 14 By PETE ZANARDI tne ngnt call when he sent mound, which scored a run. Facts Figures Ted Savage home in the stand and a few hundred in toe Experimental Machining New York 40 53 .430 14 BASEBALL HEROES This is it—the American Legion Zone Four battle home in the nerve-wracking * * # FiguraUvely Speaking; The ’Tuesday’s Results ninth inning. bleadiera at game time.. The Begins 7-24-67 comes to a showdown tonight at Recreation Park in thln^^they’d do the same League action Tuesday BRAVES-REDS— Red Sox are 25-6 at home, 27- Kansas (Sty 5-6, Wash’ton 1-6 I think they’d do the same Moriarty’s Play Ang^ have two pretty good PITCHING — Pat Jarvis, 11-3, u p thing over again " said Bobby Philadelphia pounded Pat Jarvis hurled a two-hitter. 26 on toe road, 26-10 in day Chicago 3-6, Cleveland 1-5, 2nd Willimantic. Manchester, two games in the win said Bobby coaches who have been around Master Pipe Making Braves, pitched a two-hltter as 9-2, Tolan, whose throw from the - , Sanotui Francisco JJ 1 leading Atlanta past Cincinnati games, 27-22 under tbe lights, game, 16 innings column, meets Willimantic, with a game advantage 12 7 ‘Twice’ Tonight In toe boxes. Billy Herman, for Begins 7-24-67 Atlanta beat Cincinnati...... 1-0- and " ■ in the all important loss e o l ------outfield to relay man Julian edged New York 5-4 Atlanta into third place. The Braves mer Boston mentor, works at have won six of 14 shutouts, (Talifomia 6, Boston 4 moved past the Reds into third , . .. , ,, Towfo,. hoinoH noil Qovno... ot uudgcd Cincinnati 1-0 and Los scored in the fifth when Denis copped 16 and lost 19 one-run umn, at 6 o’clock. punch m the Ma,nchester line- Javier helped nail Savage at the , i„r . • i j Leag;ue - leading Moiiarty totrd bass, and Don Heffner, Basic Machining Minnesota 1, New York 1, 9 in ^ ...... ___I ______I Angeles beat Pittsburgh 3-1. Menke1 tnnled1 and came on on decisions, won four of 12 tworun place in the National League. ■While the leaders battle It up. After losing two straight plate and preserved the Cardl- Menke tripled and came on on Bros, meets Vernon "twice" to who piloted OlnoinnaA, handles nings, tie, rain games, annexed two of six extra Begins 7-31-67 HI’TTING — Rich Allen, PhU- out, Hast Hairtford will be idle, to Torrington and ’Thompson- nals’ 4-3 victory over the Chica- Woody Woodward’s single. night as the Hartford Twilight tbs first base trafAc. Detrtdt at Baltimore rain PHILS-ASTROS— Inning affairs, are 30-33 against lies, had four hits, including a moving into second place one vllle, tlie locals have snaiprped Cubs ’Tuesday night, stages "four games” at Dillon • • • Today’s Games Rich Allen carried Philadel righthanders and 13-8 versus Semi-production Machining homer, drove in four runs, way or another. back with wins over South “ It looks bad now but it was DODGERS-PIRATES— Stadium. Minnesota (Boswell 8-6 and phia’s big stick, pounding out Saved Rigney’ s Job southpaws and in double- Begins 8-7-67 scored three times and stole two Bob Bailey drove in a pair of The Gas Housers and Orioles Merritt 6-3) at New York (Bar It will be Marc Schardt for Windsor, Windsor Locks and a good play," Tolan said. foul' hits—including his 13th headers, swept four and lost one bases, leading Philadelphia to runs with a single and a sacri will play off the 3-3, seven-in BUI Rigney, who vras one of ber 6-11 and Talbot 5-4), 2, twi- Manchester and probably left- Rockville. The Cubs went into the ninth homer—driving in four runs, and split in Ave other twiiiblUs. Experimental Sheet Metal a 12-7 pounding of Houston. fice fly and Bill Singer allowed ning tie of July 7, then play a tbe American League coaches night hander Ricky Young toiling for , Over the span. Including the short end of a 4-2 score. scoring three and stealing two Boston holds a season edge over Pittsburgh seven hits in the reg^ilar scheduled seven-inning In the All-Star game earlier this Begins 8-l($-67 California (Brunet 9-12) at Willimantic. 'Schardt will be slx-innli^ 1-1 deadlock with Banks singled to lead off base.s. Jim Running got his 10th Dodgers’ triumph, month at Anaheim, reported De- all rivals except Chicago and Boston (Brandcm 4-8), night Thursday’s Games seeking his sixth ,Zone Four Rockville, Banas has shown six Jvf inning and Savage, pinch- contest. ’The action Is slated to Experimental Sheet Metal victory. begin at 5:46. tnnt’s BUI Freehan, who caught Minnesota. The Chisox hold a 6-4 Kansas City' (Krausse 5-12) at Clevland at Chicago, N wln and second over Wllliman- hits in 12 trips while Klnel has *or Clarence Jones, was advantage and the Twins have * * Almost ‘ every brook trout ’The second place Mets and toe entire game, said Jim Me- Begins 8-14-67 Washington (Coleman 3-6) night Detroit at Baltimore, N tic. Schardt didn’t allow a hit been five for 15. ^ pitch. Ron Willis came won Ave of eight games. hOilne- GIANTS-METS— stream contains a scattering of Valeo play the other two games CHotollh had the best stuff of Cleveland (Hargan 9-8) at Chi Kansas City at Washington, N in beating WilUmantic 8-3 in Ooach Charlie Graff hopes sota moves into Fenway Friday Jesus Alou’s baSes-loaded sin- big brookles grown so ■wise and in much the same way. They any AX>. pttdier. The freckled Experimental Machining cago (Klages 0-1) night Minnesota at New York the season opener. the locals can oonUnue to be as Spangler canie up night for a single game, follow gle in the bottom of the ninth \vary 'that the average angler had a scoreless, eight-inning faced JMCnotbila has w ;» nine Begins 8-28-67 Only games scheduled. Csdifomia at Boston ed by a twlidght doubleheader Young who finish^ up w stingy as mey have been of ^ won the game for San Francisco seldom even sees ithem. deadlock on July 10. of 11 dablslocs with toe Angela o u t s t ^ d ^ ^ r e e i j r f t o Coven- ^ t a Over the l ^ t 32 in^ngs, .. Rlgbdy Mt there were so Saturday starting at 5 o’clock Experimental Machining try High this spring, has a including the 13-inning battle — and single games Sunday Savage steamed homeward. many sMjMouts on both sides Begins 8-28-67 5-1 record so far. He was the with Windsor Locks, Manches- afternoon and Monday after Tolan fired, to Javier and the in the ^ S tar game because of winner earlier when WUliman- ter pitchers have given up only noon. basemen turned and tbe pdor httOng coodittocs for Experimental Machining ONCE-A.YEAR tic emipbed for seven runs in five runs and 14 hits, threw to Tim McCarver at the Despite Mantle’s Long Homer Begins 9-25-67 the ninth inning to beat Man plate. chester 9-fl at ML Nebo, al- "Maxie told me to throw Experimental Machining lowing six hits. Marvel Defensively at First home, so I threw,” Javier Begins 9-25-67 It waa WilHmantlc that shrugged, as if the game hadn’t Yanks Sink Baek into Cellar caught (Manchester in regular M meant sole possession of first there and says he knew it was him it hurts my hands. But this Basic Machining .play last summer, then b ^ t NEW YORK (AP) — place to the Cardinals. “ When I Mantle has con- gone all the way is a liar.” one didn’t hurt.” Scott Swinging Well, Begins 9-25-67 them two straight in a liest of turned I saw Savage turning The dramatic homer came on a three game playoff to represent Death Valley “ I put my outfielders up third, so I knew I had a lot of MUGrOG 3-1 pitch from southpaw Jim against the fences when he Scraping the zone in the state tourney. but neither Mantle’s time. I wasn’t surprised when Kaat, who had blanked the came up,” said Twins Manager Begins 9-25-67 SALE Manchester has a made-to-order he tried to go home." New York Yankees nor the Yanks on seven hits until then. Cal Ermer. "But the park just Base Hits Dropping situation to reverse that to THIS WEEK ONLY Neither was McCarver, who shook-up Minnesota 'Twins The Twins' run had come on wasn’t big enough for him.’ Experimental Sheet Metal night. couldn’t understand what all the are beating anybody, Harmon Killebrew’s 29th homer Ermer, who juggled his batting By EARL YOST 'Things won’t get any easier, Begins 10-16-67 fuss was about. "I didn’t think Mantle slammed a two-out first iiining blast off A1 order after holding a closed- FENWAY PARK, Boston Gold-toottied George however, after tonight. Hast Lawrence M, Soucy receives his Graduate Apprentice diploma from Robert F, Burns, Supervisor of Training. It was such a great play. I mean ninth inning homer into the dis Downing. door clubhouse meeting for the . Hartford will be at ML Nebo Scott, who likes to be called the Great Scott, waa sit Semi-production Machining Healthknit undemear the ball was right there so tant left center field bleachers “ I really wasn’t looking for a second time in five days, saw on famous Friday nighL Paul Senatore, 1-d ting o h the batting cage pipe last night while awaiting Begins 10-23-67 what’s the big deal?” at Yankee Stadium Tuesday good pitch,” Mantle said. ” I the Tuvins score just one run for against Manchester this season, his turn at taking a few practice swings against the And Pete Reiser wasn’t about night, lifting New York into a 1- haven’t been getting many late the fourth game in a row. Alwavs a great value— but now you save even is the probable starter for to have second thoughts on the 1 tie with the ’Twins before a otferlngs of (Merge Tbomaa ------’ GET YOUR ADVANCED TRAINING ly. '^’Either we’ve been facing m o S T K S a special HEALTHKNIT MLEIGe Bast Hartford while Ray La- The park gates had opened call. downpour halted the no-declsion "Kaat always gives me a lot some tremendous pitching,” he " I got 91 t>ase hits and I’m 2 Gace, who has a two-'hltter cmd “ We’ve gotten a few this year struggle. minutes before on a sultry eve satisAed with toe way I’m hit the action-tailored underwear speciall); designed tor of trouble. He’s overpowering. It Said, "or we’re In an awful- ning and toe Meadier fans were one-hitter is his last two starts, In the same situation when the The atandoff left Minnesota seems when I hit the ball off slump.” ting,” Scott said as he repeat AT THE AIRCRAFT fnen In the active age. T-Shirts and Briefs will go for Manchester. LaGace throw has gotten away,” Pete werktog their 'ways' over to edly moved his' hand up amd Still battling a six-game losing choice sahto to centerAeld. of Pak-nit* fabric . . . won’t shrink oven 1% In ilost a 1-0 decision to Senatore said. “ We’ve been daring the in streak and dropped the Yankees down hia favorite 'bat. (AND EARN HIGH PAY WHILE- YOU LEARN) longUie (G ovt Std. Test 7550; CCC-T-191b.) earlier this season. fielders and the outfielders all back Into last place in the “1 dob’t Uke to play on a Tbe Great Scott eritiered the Gary Kinel and Steve Banas year. We just didn’t make It this night like this,” Scotty observ- CHARLIE GRAFF American League. The Yanks, Struggling San Francisco ?**** first of tlie 12-g$mie home atand n M COMPAX CORP. have taken over the offensive time.” who have lost seven of .their last ed. “Tbgfo’S Tbon 8 goingg ^ to hebe too ^ - .281 ogi a'vemiDe.average, fourth Exceptional opportunities are open now to receive up to four years of APPRENTICE eight decisions, are three per Has Trouble Beating Mets many out In tow clulb. Hla 91 bits advanced technical training free at the Aircraft. At the same time, VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main centage points behind the Kan seats,” he added as he pointed ^ YaatraemskL you earn traditionally high Aircraft wages with regular increases as TRAINING COURSES street. East Hartford, Conn. Other Connecticut SAN FRANCISfX) (AP) — g;reeted by a h l^ hopper off the ’ to the centerdeld area nearest ^ T-Shirts sas City Athletics, who swept a toe Bex Dole having a good season you progress. plants in North Haven, Southington and Springback reinforced doubleheader at Washington. Such U the plight of the strug- bat of Larry Stahl, scoring Courses ranging from Graduates of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft's Apprentice Training Program Middletown. and trim; never sags. gling San Francisco Giants that pinch runner Tom Reynolds UsBBUy tola area is closed off ^ ^ full-cot arm fwlas "I was just trying to hit the earn a well deserved “diploma”. The man who receives one is highly 3 to 4 years THIS ball...I didn't want to make the they have difficulty beating the from third base. Unzy threw, except to toe case of expec^ ^ ^ j^oro free-and-easy action. And Pak-nlt fab lowly New York Mets with a Stahl out at first instead of regarded at the Aircraft and can go anywhere in the company his ric shrinks less than 1%! last out," Meintle said of his 430- capacity crowds, and a m a Jet Engine Metalsmith OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE three-run lead In the ninth In^ going for a play at the plate house was expected before the i abilities can take him. In fact, many of otir top management men are Reg. M W EEK’S foot wallop into the seldom- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 3 for $3.00 Now W for $ 1 6 9 SPECIAL reached sector. "If I was think ' wUch might have prevented the, night was over to greet the ^ raid graduates of these courses. Machinist It took Jesus Alou’s bases- tying run. , ing home run, it was only in the stopped into toe batting If you have a high school education with a year of algebra or geom Tool and Die Maker 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. back of my mind.” loaded single to undue the Mets, ” I didn’t think 1 could get the. to Fonway Bark after an aU rattTKml tbe etry, you may qualify for up to four years of training with pay. New TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY $,25x14 WW HRE SAFETY CHAMP, bottom of the ninth runner at the plate and I was- vletorlsuB rMd trip. This wasn t ^ doaen line Electronics .It was ManUe s 19th homer of Tuesday night after New York afraid to try for him,” said Lin-, classes are being formed, so apply now at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. Blem. toe aaM, howbvsr. with only 21.- a na« Double-Seat Brief toe year and toe fimrth of his overcame a 4-1 deficit in toe top zy, now 6-6.5 « M7 ehowtog up, far from m SATURDAYS-8 A.M. TO 12 NOON fans SPECIAL Cross-tapes for trim,fit, Ann *UR- the daneritv SSfiM. tw o trf Bottoo s 10 ™Into toe left-side bleachers at of a two game ' buries. I T Hal Renlff, also h^d ”» his prob- ' r / ' ^ T port AN-around clastic «nIsU»ndj / / ' • toe Stadium. Only 19 driveb^ At stake against toe equally tots the Angela' but An equal opportunity employsr Souble-thido saamless seat,f(X a ^ Hard-luck hurler Gaylord lems In toe/ninth. The Giants’ , TRAINliic COURSES have cleared toe fence there red-hot California Angela was a EXTRA BENEFITS AT THE AIRCRAFT cornfoit a d M wear. Pak-nlt fabric- Perry had allowed toe Mets score was the first run off toe. gaudy 10-game winning streak. spoiled the night w «h a wont shrink aven 1 % I Plus since toe stadium opened 42 only five hits and one unearned Yankee pitcher after 21 score- Courses ranging from Reg. years ago. Former Yankee slug One of toe principal factors 0-4 VKuny- Hospital anci surgical, insurance $2.09 S.S.T. run going into toe ninth, when less Innings in his National ( 22 weeks to 93 weeks 3 for $3.00 NowWrl for $169 gers BUI Skowron and Joe Di- In toe Red Sox rapid climb Pratt & toe pesky Mets got going with League debut. ‘ from rags to riches has heen Eflstem Life Insurance • Retirernent program Maggio homered into the area \ I Precision Machining Only ^20 .9 5 three Umes and twice, respec- , Tom Haller walked to open, W h itn e y Nine paid holidays Hvely. Ed caiarles singled and Phil toe inning and was sacrificed to Si “ Experi|[nentai Sheet Metal Linz was safe on third baseman second by Hal Lanier, who waa finest Aretoing first baseman in need any Tprool that Steve Anln ”I wasn’t, sure it was going Up to four weeks vacation P ire raft Bob Etheridge’s error. Pinch safe on a fielder’s choice. Pinch’ the American League and vet*, is worth Ida Jiugs Ixkiub, It Experimental Tool Room Machining WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS out until I turned at first base hitter Greg Gooaens’ Infield sin- hitter Bob Schroder moved the^ ctan baaebidl writen among toe Tuesday nigtat when toe Sick leave with pay and saw It go,” ManUe said, gle leaded toe bases. runners up with another sacrl- Tool,\Die ayd Gage Making Bsantwm ^ ^ Readlag hurler pitched a 9-2 u ^t.-5 ” You don’t hit too many in that Catcher John Sullivan then flee and pinch hitter Jim Da- , tohrfsid -swr to ww toe Mg XSague no h i 11 a r Largest credit union in U.S. Mabhine Maintenance place. They call it Death Valley lined a long single to toe fence venport waa hit by a pitch load- 4 glova at tM inmal base. Master Pipe Making DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—649-5221 MORIARTY BROTHERS in left center, and I’ve had some In right-center, scoring Charles Ing toe bases. ’ V n among the top 10 hitter* ^ PI 301 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER— 643-5135 pretty good, shots caught out and Linz lor 4-3 and chasing Alou then smacked a line drive in ^ lea ^ , Scott said he was OPEN 6 DAYS—THURS. NIGHTS tiU 9:00 Perry from toe mound. • ' between the outfielders in left ‘ to “get going again af- ooA game of a twin bill, w h^ "Anybody who hits one in Reliever Frank Linzy was center for the winning hit. , wara idto .lloaday. ry to too Ant game. Start vour future today at P&V/A
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN-. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 PAGE .TWENTY-NINE r.. PAtin tw iNTT-stcnr BIANCHESTER EVEND^G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 Tracks—Troeton S THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW ______BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help W anted Help Wanted Male 34 19M m 'TON Chevrolet truck, C 3 AA4. I H M EHn SLEPT A WINK! IT'S 50 MOT Female 35 EQUIPMENT operator —-don A ll la^ t needs motor, good tirea, rack - IKI HERE 1 CAM’T e M A T M R f er, backhoe, J.A. McCarthy. M i ■>■ SUMMER" HAIRDRESSER-Wlth or with- New froitt Sears.. ./Safety I) 6s l| ^ e d fo r bbdy, $75. M e-eW l. eOAI^N&WET* out experience. Top Salary, 6494»ei. 1964 FORD pick-up, good m e NAG- NA& NAG conditions and hours. 643-6266 chanical condition. C all 643- or 643-8830. COLONIAL BOARD CX). ADVERTISING 47SS edter 6:80. SALESPERSONS — experi Now hiring full-time help. CLASSIFIED .^y^T IS IN G DEPT. HOURS enced women’s wearing ap Only a few' jobs available. 8 AJh, t o S PJR. parel, 3, 4, or 6 day week. Excellent fringe benefits. Auto Aeeessorios— Good salary. Apply Tweed’s, ______Tires 6| 773 M ain St. An equal opportimlty em COPY TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ployer. 6 PJI. DAT BEFOBE PUBUGATIQN 801 CHEVROLET engine with EXCEU.ENT opportunity to DendUne for Satnrdny nnd Mondny is 8 pjn. Friday. tranamlaaion, ready to be In work with public under quali A progressive and growing stalled, was built for rhctng. 7 -a e fied management people, in c o m p ly . CaU 876-1016. very congenial surroundings. Income very g^ood based on Please apply In person PLEASE READ YOUR AD 289 FORD engine—Sears re limited hours. Convenient to 616 P arker St. Ctarilled or-W mit A d a »^ built, $100, also tranamtsaion, oenvenlenoe. The advertiser eh on ld ^^ Ma lUlE SUMMER D A J d . I H/WeI i'T eiEPT A wwkf I'M F-1•FREEZING! your schedule. Apply in person Mrs. E. S. Loftus $50. CaU 649-1910 a fter 5 p.m . CAHT '/OU m IT so IT l| ? i PfPOBT e r r o r s In time for the WITH AH AlR- VT Friendly Ice Cream , 436 Main *• '••poeelbie lor only ONE ineor- , DOEeNT SLOW OH ME St., Manchester. ” ?***?* la»«rtlon lor any adverUaeiiient and oalv CXJMOrnoHER- ,\M«ATislHATTUHH'/ JANITORS — part-time 643-4463 8-6 ,H O » E ? NAG- n a ings. Call not __ __ Storage 10 only. by “make good” inaertton.”*.***" «dvorttaeinent triU not be oorreoted Help Wanted— Mole 36 OARAGE FOR rent, boat, car, FULL-TIME position for rotat storage in Msmchester on Coop WE HAVE openings on our sec ing shift service man, some er H ill St. $10. m onthly. 1-688- ond and third shifts. Shift pre mechanical experience requir 643-2711 875-3136 9067. mium paid. Apply in person. ed, training period provided to (Boohvilk, TIdU Free) K lock C o., 1272 Tolland Tpke., teach duties, base rate plus W INTER ST-—66, garage fo r i Manchester. shift and weekend differential rent, $10 m onthly. Call 247- [ and many fringe benefits pro 4046, 1-638-7402. BLBjCTTRICIAN, full- tim e, vided. Will also consider part- Troablo Reaching Onr Advertiser? steady employment, insurance time applicants who wish to benefits, paid holidays and va Motereyelu»— supplement their earnings. In 14-Hour Answering Service cation. Call between 8 a.m.-5 quire in person, Monday-Pri- Bleyetes 11 BulMing— Schools and Classos 33 Hdp Wantod— p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., day, 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. ^gln- F i m to Herald Readers South W indsor, 644-0109. eering Office, Manchester Me TAALAHA — N E W desdeastalp. Contracting 14 Fomalo 35 morial Hospital. Want Intormatlon on one of our daseifled adrerUseinentor Sales and service at Seymour q u a UTT Carpentry—Rooms, MEDICAL Secretary — gen- ______2 No answer at the telephone lUtedf Simply eall tae Auto, 681 M ain S t , M anches dormers, porches, basements, A Tfactor eral practitioner’s office, OARPPlVJT'PR S NEED a driver for our ter. refinlshed, cabinets, buUt-ins, greater Manchester area, 40 , 1 I-'IVO pick-up truck. Knowledge of 'H E A D S U P—Goalie reaches for ball as he and Bermuda teammate thw art form ica, aluminum, vinyl, hour week, good salary to greater Hartford area neces effort of U.S. player to score in soccer match in Pan Am Games in Winni EDWARDS lady with experience. In fil Some experience preferred, sary. Hours 8 a.m.-4;30 p.m. 1666 HONDA SUPER 90, good steel, ceramo siding WUUam Trailer School peg. Bermuda won, 7-3. (AP Photofax) Robbins Carpentry Service. ing, dictation and billing. steady work, good wages. Apply in person Klock Com ANSWERIN8 SERVICE condition. Call 648-0645. ChU 643-2282, 875-8702 af 649-8446. Write Box A, Manchester Her pany. 1272 Tolland Tpke. Man In Hartford ald. ter 6 p jn . chester. 64M500 875-2519 26” BOY’ S English b icy cle, $25. HOMES, garages, porches, rec Strong Stars and Stripes Beat rooms, room additions, kitch We train full or peut-time LATHE HANDS and general looking for two am- CaU 640-8818. students in the Hartford 6 ens, roofing, siding, general bitious trainees for our ’*!!*'* <«*“ « » ■dvertiBMr area on many makes and machinists, paid hospitaliza In Jig time withoat spoiding all evening at the 1966 HONDA—CB 460, m ust seU repair work. Financing avail HOSTESS tion, holidays and vacation plasma flame spray depart immediately. ExceUent condi able. No down payment. Econ models of equipment. No ment. An opening on first As Pan-Am Tempo Picks Up high school diploma neces plan. Apply Metronlcs, Inc., tion. Any reasonable offer ac om y BuUders, In c. 643-6169. Full-Time Day Shift 640 HlUlard St. and second shift, pleasant Automobltos For Sate 4 cepted. CaU 040-9620, between sary. Local and long dis working conditions and shift WINNIPEG, Canada primed for a likely record- w om en’s 200 breaststroke, and 9 a.m .-2:80 p.m . CARPENTRY work wanted — tance Jobs waiting. Guaran- JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im premium paid. Apply in per 1961 RAM BLER station w agon, (A P )— The tempo picks up smashing surge toward one- Cathy Ferguson, 18, Burbank, H E R A LD no job too big or too small. .eed placement assistance WAITRESSES mediate steady employment. son K lock Ckimpany, 1272 T ol white, good condition, stand- YAMAHA—1066, 306cc, red, ex- CaU 649-7185. upon graduation. Train now in the fifth Pan-Ainerican two sweeps in four races and Calif., in the women’s 200 back- Safety Shoulders W ilson E lectrlcsd C!o., 640-4817. land Tpke. Manchester. the women’s tlu-ee-meter diving. stroke. ard ridft, 6 cyUnder, $850. ceUent condition, low mUeage, —Pay when working. Let FULL-TIME <^mes Wednesday with a help make steering DOX LETTERS 643-0101. extras. 649-7102. American Tractor Trailer DAY or NIGHT SHIFT FIRST CLASS Aircraft inspect The United States had Pan- ’The U.S. basketball team was strong Stars and Stripes easier and helps roll teach you this high paying or capable of supervising qual Am record-breaking qualifiers hoisted by a pair of talented Paving - Driwwoyx I4 A over ruts without F o r Y o u r 1068 EY)RD, 800 cu bic inches, 8------7/rofession that pays $250. Uniforms furnished, excel ity control department. beat. Tuesday for tonight’s 100-meter collegians, Jo Jo White of Kan A bag of six more gold medals lu rch in g speed on floor, exceUent con AMESTTB — QlMiUty workm an por week. School licensed lent earnings. Apply week Knowledge of first piece lay men’s free style in Zach Zom, sas and Westiey Unseld of It is In fo rm a tk m Buslnoss Sorvkas for the United States looms in dition, $760. o r best o ffe r. C!aU ship on drivew ays, peu-king by the State of Connecticut days to manager, 2-7 p.m. out inspection necessary. All NIGHT Buena P ark, C alif., and the 200- L ouisville, to a 131-43 crushing the first session of swimming ______6494)961 after 6. Offtrad 13 arecw, commercial and resi Department of Motor Vehl fringe benefits. Apply Gunver meter women’s free style in 18- of feeble Colombia. THE HERALD will not finals as the third day of overall • nfT ' -i ' disclose the identity dential Free estimates, no ob- cle. INTERNATIONAL M fg. C o. 234 H artford R d. year-old Pam Kruse, Pompano ’The United States also had 1962 FORD O alaxle, tudor, 6, LAVOIE BROTHERS—general Ugations. OaU Eastern Paving WATCHMAN Pan-Am action brings yachting any advertiser using box automatic, new tires, one HOUSE OF PANCAKES Beach, Fla. soft touches Tuesday in wom work, cleaning and mowing, WE TRAIN IN and fencing into the sprawling letters. Readers answer ow ner, $896. 649-4208. Oo.. 628-8987. PRESS OPERA'TORS O lym pian Sue G ossick, 19, en’s gymnastics, sweeping the ing blind box ads who landscaping, driveways, tree HARTFORD, CONN. 363 Broad St., M anchester hemispheric athletic show. service. Completely Insured. FORK LIFT OPERATORS light janitorial duties. Ideal With 16 sports now under way, Tarzana, Calif., and Mickl King, first six individual spots in com desire to protect their .1960 PLYMOUTH B elvedere for retired individual. Call identity can M lo w this CaU 742-7649, anytim e. DON’T DELAY TACKERS only boxing, rowing, judo and Ann Arbor, Mich., moved into pulsory exercises, and in water con vertible, $160. P riva te own Roofing and for appointment. Meyer' Ic the women’s three-meter diving polo wdth a 14-0 sw am ping of procedu re: — ACT NOW — WANTED — bookkeeper, re the real big tent event—track er, 640-4487 a fte r 6 p.m . SHARPENING Service -Saws, Chtmnays 16-A ceptionist for local dentist’s F irst shift, 46 hour week. Mendolsohn, Manchester, eind field—remain in the wings. finals as one-two leaders after Colom bia. Enclose your reply to the knives, axes, shears, skates, Phone 280-6547 Anytime 647-6944. Tuesday’s preliminaries. o ffice , part-tim e. 646-6676. EASTERN BOILER The track competition, which In other team sports, the U.S. box In an envelope — HOLMES AND BURNS rotary blades; Quick service. RCXIFING - Specialisliti; rs- like swimming has the U.S. Guaranteed 27 Months addressed to the Classi- FEMALE — Diversified duties, 99 L oom is St., M anchester Cinches to dominate this aft women’s basketball team barely Capitol Ekjuipment Oo. 88 Main pailrlng roots of all kinds, neu squad stamped an over ernoon’s trials for evening finals hung on fo r a 48-45 shading o f fled Manager, Manchester St., Manchester. Hours dally roofs, gutter work, chimneys bookkeeping experience to trial Evening Herald, together AUTO SALES EXPERIENCED PLUMBERS whelming favorite, starts Satur were NCAA and AAU champ Mexico, while the U.S. equestri 7-5 Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ balance necessary. Attractive Brand new safety engineering and tread design ALLSTATE XSR Urea Bears Plus Federal with a memo listing the (XINTROL DESK operator, eve and helpers. Call Hartford, day and runs through the fol Ken Mertens, Southern Method an team settled for the second- NO MONEY DOWN 4 648-7968. experience. Free estimates. HEAVY EQUIPMENT salary. Liberal employe bene Tobelem Bladtwall Price Excise Tax companies you do NOT nings, H oliday Lanes, 648-2126. 629-2177. lowing Saturday. ist grad, in the men’s 200-meter place silver medal behind gold- (Call H ow ley 643-6361, 644- fits. 37Mi hour week. 646-0124. want to see your letter. ’61 Chevy B el A ir $5. Weekly STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone Uncle Sam’s youthful and breaststroke; 16-year-old Katie medal winning Chile in dres Superior performance tested for thousands of miles 8333. OPERATORS NEEDED MALE PRODUCTION workers 6.50x13 1 3 4 1 5 $1.80 Tour letter will be de 4-door auto. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- J powerful swimming array was sage. —first shift, starting rate $2.81 Ball, Jacksonville, £la., in the stroyed if the advertiser ’61 Ford Squire $6 Weekly races AU concrete repairs. ROOFING—Repair of roofs. The 7.00 or 7.^5xl4 $2.08 is one you’ve mentioned. Earn wMle you leam. Earn per hour. Must be 6’9” or over. HELP WANTED High-speed stability with smooth riding comfort 1 3 4 1 5 ’62 D odge L ancer $6. Weekly Reasonably priced. 643-0861. best in gutters and conductors. SECRETARY If not it will be handled to $300 weekly as a pro- Applications accepted daily. Press operators—fbrk lift oper- 7.50 or 7.75x14 $2.21 in the usual manner. 4-door • I..... r...----- Z----- R epair o f chim neys, too. (Call feastonal HEAVY EQUIP Vivacious Blue-Eyed Blonde 1 8 4 1 5 ’60 Olds $6. W eekly Coughlin. 643-7707. R & D mtervlews Tuesday, Apply to ators, packers. First shift 46 Dynatuf tread rubber for extra long mileage cleaned, trash hauled to the MENT OPERATOR. For R ogers CSorp., M ill and Oak- hour week. A pply Eastern BoU- 8.00 or 8.25x14 3 0 4 > 5 $2.38 2-door hardtop, fuU power the fiorst time in the USA, ’61 Plymouth $6. Weekly dump. Reesonable. Call 643- LABORATORY land St., Mancheater, Conn, or er, 99 Loomis St., Manchester, Loit and Found 1 5819 or 1-684-4524. Allstate Traming Center ca ll M iss Bannister 1-774-9606. Pretty Air Force Officer 4-ply nylon cord construction for strength 8.50 or 8.55x14 4-door, automatic, power Hooting and Plumbing 17 offSrs quaUfled men 21 and . (WhttewaU Only) 2 4 . 9 5 $2.56 steering A unique opportunity to join An equal opportunity employ- ______l o s t — black cat, answers to YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. COMPLETE PLUMBING and over the opportunity to er. ’60 Bulck Convertible $6. Week a newly designed labora FULL-TIME service station at name of Lou, vicinity of Notch (CeUars, attics, yards and smaU heating InstaUation, repairs T R A IN LOCALLY iln After Birthday Celebration 6.70 or 7.75x15 $2.23 ly. FuU power. tory as secretary, without tendant. See Mr. Sloan, J. I Whitewalls available in all sixes R d. Bolton. $60. reward. CaU trucking done A-1 right. (Call and remodeUng. Service calls SPARE TIME on all makes EXPERIENCED carpenters. H. WINNIPEG (AP) — Second meet her, that is-^that she’s a ’ 62 F ord (Convertible $7. W eekly being restricted to the type Sloan Oarage, Route 88, Ver 643-1600. T rem ano T rucking S ervice toU given immediate attention. of equipment, buUdozer, C. Hutchinson and Son, Build Lieutenant Micki King of the man and then they wonder how Automatic, power steering writer. Besides normal sec non. BEC BASKETBAU. free, 742-9487. CaU M & M Plumbing A Heat scrapers, backiwes, etc. ers, 643-6878. U.S. Air Force will be 23 today she became an Air Force offi LOST — lady’s Longlne jewel ’62 Olds F 86 $8. W eekly retarial duties individual Nip and tuck all the way, the ing. 649-2871. Aooredited program. Job Grads edged the Eagle Jrs., 46- and she’d like to celebrate her cer. NO MONEY DOWN on Sears Easy Payment Plan HONE lEARS for AU Your Tire Needs ed watch, Manchester or 'Wagon, autoipatic power ATTICS, ceUars cleaned, rub- placement upon completion. will have opportunity to MACHINISTS—AU around, set- DRIVER WANTED for auto 4S last night at Charter Oak birthday by winning the three- "It’s a relatively new pro Glastonbury. R eward. 649-1177 steering biah removed from backyard Budget plan. 522-4580 any participate in routine Qual up. own Bridgeport work, parts store, must have good Park. John Michalik (16) and meter springboard gold medal gram for women—and it’s ’61 F ord $6. W eekly and lawns maintained. Reaapn- time. ity (Control data, averag amall oompany. AU benefits, driving record. Apply Winkler LOST—SAVINGS Passbook No. Moving— ^Trucking— Jim Mustard (13) paced the of the Pan-Anterican Games. great,’’ said Mickl'^ "I wouldn’t 2-door hardtop, automatic, able, M9-1868. ing and -reporting in other Presently working 55 iMurs. Auto Parts, 179 West Middle winners while ’Tom Sullivan Her? Air Force lieutenant? be happy as a schoolteacher or 14,711 Hartford National Bank power steering Storago 20 non-technical activities as Ouroo Mfg . Co., Inc., 782 Tpke., Manchester. and Trust Co., First Manches XK w-Airiv RUSS’ Mower Service — lawn ------(17) and Jim Rowley (13) Tep, and there’s no misteke a secretary. ^ Sears Retread Tires ’61 Com et individual desires. Mhscollo Rd., South W in d ------about it. Micki is a vivacious, “I went into officers’ training ter Office. Application made 2-door couoe ^ mowers sharpened and repair- MANCHESTER DeUvery—light sor, 289-1283. DRIVER-CLERK, adult, part- were high for the losers. Original assignment on a 4 blue-eyed blonde, who does jus after I graduated from Michi for payment. ’68 Volkswaffen^sedan S4 Week- tune-up, free pick- trucking and package deUvery, ------time, steady work, for wlude- The Eagles 'bad no trouble 68 Volkswagen sedan $4. Week- ^ ^ deUvery In Manchester. Refrigerators, washers and HMp Wanlod— hours a day basis, hours tice to a bathing suit. She is 5- gan in 1966. Now I ’ m doing ad iy MEN — part-time evenings for sale distributor in Manchester. with the JKnth Holers, wdn- LOST: PASSBOOK No. 26-9876, 742-7607. stove moving specialty. Fold can be selected for conven foot-7 and w eighs 130 pounds. ministrative work with the Guaranteed 18-Months 60 R am bler $4. W eekly Famolu 35 Janitorial work. Must be over Hours start 12 noon, Monday- ndhg'‘50-28. Board control told Savings Department of the in g ch airs fo r rent. 649-0752. ience. ROTC detachment at Michigan. 2-door, standard 18 years old . <3aU 049-6884. F riday. CaU 648-2620. the story, Dw Daly (10), Bill "I’d like to win the gold med ^^nnecticut Ba^ A ^ t .33 ^ ^ SALES AND Service on Ariens, RELIABLE person to babysit, al to justify the prog^ram which I’m on active duty and I’ll be in Barry (8) aiid Doug Melody Company. Application made Automatic Hahn EcUpse, Jacobsen lawn 4 days, 1-6:15 p.m . 648-0770 a f MEN — part-time mornings for ...... permits me to do a job and to for four years. Autom atic COLONIAL BOARD CO. (10) proving too much for the for payment. mowers. Also HomeUte chain Painting— Papering 21 ter 8. janitorial work. Must be over Ninth Holers to handle. Jipi continue to compete in diving,’’ "After work I’m able to put in ’62 Valiant $6. W eekly saws and International Cub 18 years odd. CaU «49-6334. 4-door 616 P arker St., M anchester IHorvath had 10 points for the said Micki ’Tuesday night. four or five hours of training A .0 0 x13 LOST—PASSB(X>K No. 78406, (Jadet Tractors. Rental equip- PAINTING, Interior, exterior, EXPERIEN(3ED woman to care COUNTER MAN losers. ’The University of Michigan under my old coach at Michi Savings Bank ^ - Manchester. .r< i. on. •»» u j. ment and sharpening service tree estimates. (Contact Gerald for 24 year old female polio M rs. E . S. Loftus 646-4667 INSPECTORS—experienced In aircraft parts, aU benefits. graduate had just finished her gan, Dick Kimball. Application made for payment. 478 Center St., Manchester on all makes. L A M Equip- A. Stratton, 643-8748, 648-4887. patient, m ornings. 648-0479. Part-time, AU day Satur Dean M achine Products, 166 seventh dive to wind up in close "The Air Force is all for it. day and SMtay Nlghh Tubeless LOST—PASSBOOK No. W 3681 647-9997 Adams St., Manchester. Stripped of Title pursuit of teammate Sue Gos They’re eager to sponsor com 876-7009 M anchester E xchange Apply to person at P lus 29o Savings Bsmk of Manchester.______~ cial rates for people over 06. RESPONSIBLE woman to care ------z ROME, Italy (AP) — Karl sick, another shapely, 19-year- petition. As I said, they have a —E nterprise 1946. Federal Excise Application made for payment. CaU my competitors then caU for two pre school children In ®UOE PITTOR — experienced Mildenberger of Germany has old blonde from Tarzana, Calif. marvelous program and I rec Blockwolls FULL-TIME ommend it highly to girls look T ax 1666 VOUeSWAOEN. CaU 649- LAWN MOWER and tractor re- m e. E stim ates given . 049-7808, her home, days, for working Pf^- MEATOWN been stripped of his European Sue had 497.80 points for her 1816^ Silver Inne 9798 after 6 p.m . pairs. Pick-up and deUvered. 876-8401. ' ' parents. 648-2851. heavyweight phampionship by seven dives with the final three ing for an interesting career in Ken and B ob, 742-7200 o r 628- ______CaU M r. Shapiro, 643-2128 Cas Baat HartfoiA Ooaa. the European Boxing Union. to be contested at 3 p.m., EDT, interesting surroundings.” Whitewalls Available in All Sizes for Only $2 More Per Tire Announcrniwnfs 2 JOSEPH P. Lewis custom CLERICAL ual VlUage Shop, Manchester, Micki is singel. She’s having a 1959 OLDSMOBILE station 8647. WOMAN — 0 day week, includ ’The action was taken Tuesday in the huge indpor Pan Ameri painting, interior and exterior ing two nights. Adding ma field Dr. ball. ELE(7IR0LUX vacuum clean wagon, power steering,, power because he will not be able to can pool. Micki had 488.50 with T R E E E X P E R T — T rees o u t papernanglng, wallpaper- re chine and typing necessary. ers, sales and service, bonded brakes, radio and heater, $150. POSITIONS defend the crown for approxi Kathy McDonald, 19-year-old moved. Wallpaper books on re Sales or credit background representative. Alfred AmeU, ______649-4161. building lota cleared, trees top mately six months while com Canadian third in the seven-girl Chape for wear on a big-game Seats Tubeless Sears ped. Got a tree problem? WeU quest. FuUy Insured. Free es helpful. Apply W.T. Grant Oo. Our finest quality re Plus 110 Bryan Dr.. Manchester, PLYMOUTH (East Hartford Area) peting in a world tournament to field with 464.40. pack trip must be lightweigM. BlackwaU L ow B elvedere worth phone caU, 742-8262. tim ates. CaU 049-9068. Manchester Parkade, credit 644-8141 o r 648-4918. find a successor to Cassius Clay Micki said that everyone In an emergency, the trousers tread tires. New wider Retread Tires P rice F.E.T. sedan, A-1 running condition. Due to a change in opem- o ffice . Are You An as world titleholder. seems to think—before they of your rainsult will serve. CaU 643-9171. BACK HOB buUdoser work, IDCTBRIOR AND iatortor poiid- tkxiB several excellent op- tread design for out 6.00x13 7 4 ) 5 29c grading, and septic tanks, dry tog. Wallpaper books, paper portunitieB have developed GIRL WANTED for babysit- Porsonab 1908 FORD—4-door ranch w ag weUst land clearing, .‘dialn saw hanging. Oriltogs. Floors. Stil in our office. AU tequire ting, a ftem ooiu . Call 649-7489 Experienced standing rood traction. on, v-8, standard, radio and 6.50x13 32c y o r k. P aul SOhendel, 049-0400. ly insured, workmanship guar ttw interast end capacity between 10 and 2 p.m . Contoured safety shoul 8 4 ) 5 MADAM JULIA heater, reasonable. 640-6802. anteed. Leo PeUettor, 04948M. to do ifiguree: Some will ATTICS and ceUars cleaned, If no answer 04AM4S. (require the use of adding ATTRACTIVE ^ girl 19 to 86. Linotype Operator? FREE PARKIN6 • PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE der for improved curve 7.00x14 8 . 9 5 41c Ghamcter leader and ad- 1964 CHEVROLET B el A ir, V-8, •cn trash hauled to the dump. —— _____ ■------or oalaSating machines. WUl train to maiuigement for vtoer^ wiUl help you in all wagon, power steering and Tjgtif trucking, raasonable. PAINTINa-4nterlor and exte- figure salon. Apply In person, Start Working Immediately STORES AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY grip and steering con IpnUema. Open AU day, brakes, automatic transmis 048-6840. rlor, v e ry reasonable, fie e es Them openings should 7.50x14 9 . 9 5 44c 029 M ain St., M anchester. Ask trol. Dynatuf rubber In evenOngs and Sundays, sion, white waU tires, very ____ timates. CoU Richard Martin, prove exceptionally inter fo r A lyce. Excellent Wages • 'Two Weeks Vacation With Pay 1-606-4418, 2878 Beriin clean. O riginal ow ner. 049-0688. DRAjtWNG done, reasonable, 049-9286. esting to those whose fami FRAME tread for long mHedge 8.00x14 1 9 4 ) 5 45c Tlidte., Newrtaigtop. free estimates. CoU Drafting lies ara in echool and wish WOULD LIKE friendly woman • Hospitalization • Retirement inepme Plan • Life 1907 BUICK Grand Sport, 8- and strength. nntmuitiiiitj, 048-4200 o r 872- PAINTING —nam e your own to return to work. to care for 6 room house at I — 7 m i/ E L 8.60x14 1 1 4 ) 5 49c RIDERS' wanted from North speed, 400 cubic Inches, acces 0182 a fter 4 p.m . Interior and exterior. (Crystal Lake. Could Uve to Insurance • Sick Leave • 37Vi Hour Week. TRAILER End of Mancdiester to Pratt sories. CaU 049-4291. ______Paper hanging and removed. You wfU find our company during week. A pply 629 M ato % A Whitney, first shift CaU — r ; ------— • 1 ------;------G u aran teed workm an- a pieesant one to work in, St., Manchester. Ask for Apply In Person At The , HITCHES 048-2896. ___ 1900 MGA convertible, new How lioW Sorvlcas ship. 047-9004. witli above average fringe A lyce. WEST MIDDLE tires, asking, $800. CaU 049-( Olterad 13-A ------benefita, convenient ftee AXX, STYLES MARY—r r s stiU not too late to 2718. 01- — B t.uhh» 9 A Ve/M ng end ta-jdant cafe- $60 IN FAMOUS brands fre e if ilanrI;p0tpr^1Etipmtt$ IfpntUk TURNPIKE go to the polls and vote for 1908 CHEVROLBa? - 4 ^ se- MWEAlGNa OF bu<«. ^ HOOf Hllltllllig Z4 teria. you nm a weekly shop-by- 18 BISSELL STREET .11 ' \ III...... i\ • ( I II (• Don Genovesi. maU club for few friends. Send Near Broad St. ______dan. riandard transmtarion. 0 ,*«tervlews Monday, ALLSTATE Paiaengw Tire Guarantee — i------—— —r cylinder engine, exceUent run- tog (speciaUriBg to older juiy 24, 6-7 p.m. fo r details and fre e 524 page I MANCHESTER ROOF TOP CARRIERS Tread Life Guarantee AnfomobilM For Sate 4 ning condition, doesn’t burn aS sines Venetian blinds. Keys floors), cleaning, waxing catalog. No obUgation. Popular made whUe yon wait. Tape re Guaranteed Against i AU failutet o f the - '■ ------——— oU. New battery and tires, floors. Painting. Papertiangtog. Club Plan, D epartm ent S622, corders for rent. Mariow's, 807 I PHONE CASTROL MOTOR OIL tire resulting from normal road hasarda NKBSD O A R ? Y ou r cred it t i u » mqq gfs-aooo. No job too smaU. Jdhn Veiv Apply Lynbrook, N.Y. or defects in material or workmanship. ed down? Short on down pay------. ------Main St 0406821. fame, 0486760. 643-5168 MALLORY IGNITION For How L ong: For the life of the orig m en t? B ankrupt? Repoases- 1002 C H B V R O X ^ Im pala, 2- H O W FA ST inal tread. ■ian? Don't desp^l See Bon- door hardtop, baat ottar. 048- First National What Seara Will Do': Repair nail pnnc. • FLOOR SHIFT W e Care oat D ouglas. Inquire about low - 076S. turet at no charge. In the cate of failnte, ast dofwn. smaUest paymenta - ■ ------Cootraeling 14 Mnrtfinnai 27 other Stores In: CONVERSION KITS in exchange for the tire, replace it charg Stores, Inc. C A N YO U A bout • H artford ing only the proportion of current regular standard shift, good running CARPENTRY—oonerete work MORTGAGE LOANS - flrri, You A t selling price plus Federal Excite Tax that P ark A Oaldand Avea. FIBERGLAS KITS SSok^^Sto. condition. CaU 8M-i000. anytidng from eeUar to — second, third, aU kinds realty. • E ut Hartford itpresenta tread nted. f W inklers inside and out no substitute Statewide, credit rattog unnec East Hariford TYPE? TACHOMETERS I f w e ^don’t Tread Wpar-Ont Guarantee ‘ 1861 CHEVROLBJT, van body, 1*®2 RA|IBLER- / convertible. tor quality work, soHsfoction • West ilartford have the part Guaranteed Againat: Tread wear out. essary. ReasomiblA, confiden b too smaU. D ld> Immediate opening for a mature lady who types get It for you. tpecifled. • Adjustments v ln ’ li n d y A gency, 627-78T1, W U S E r a E P E R - CoavoxAcm. BRAKE SHOES F or M ost equipment. Done to A must when you price $800. ScSimene Motors, C arpentry, days 048-1904, eve- 988 Mato St.. Hartford evanlngs Olastanbuiy area, 11 a.m.6 (Pinch Bugs) well and fast to operate a Friden machine. • Thompsonvllle W hat Seara W ill D ot In exchange for the p.m. Mtinday-Friday. Miiat 807 Oakland St. 6486007. 1906 CH RYSLER New Y oricer— ntoga 649-MOO. 2886879. tire, replace it, chargii» the currenf reg American Cars factory cvecis. • Complete Jobs purchase new tires. have transpmrtation and refer Wa hova Ortho Chlor- ular selling price pint Federal Excite Tax 19« AUSTIN Healey Sprite, red. tor parts, wm deUver. 0496138. N prrm H. * "ON- aEOOND MORTGAOE - Un- en ces. CoU $48-0888. Many fringe benefits including pleasant people leia a set percentage allowance. didtog gtaas windows AnbOONDlTTONED 19M Chev- Ramodeltog rapalHng, addl- ilmlted funds available tor sec to work with- An excellent opportuni^ for the right rooms. garagM, WANTED — reliable woman to doM Diist or UqHM to eoodition, $400. o r best o ffe r. rolet Bel Air, power steering, tions. rae ond mortgages, payments to person. 1 rooOngi No Job work evenings in lOng’s Pet ——m ylgl • 1-488-T088. power brakes, radio; heater, poRtoM ai suit your budget Expedient i M O v TIIOTIk Check Sears Low. Low Prices OdI $486144 Dept Ap^y to person. King’s 1000. (taU 048-0179 a fter 6:80. too smaU. service. J. D. Realty, 6486188. Apply in person at the 1901 CADILLAC ooOTertible, Dq>t Store. \ ,, ■ \lmost exceUent oondition, beat‘ offer ADDITIONS, ramodeltog, gar- SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 144S liew Britain Ave. Manchnrter Auto. Otr. Torrlngton Pntkade over $1,000. CaU 7436790 after Tracks—Traeton 5 ogea, n o rooms, battuooms EmsIiia m ODDOrtmriftv 28 HOUSEKEEPER wanted as Wlnntod Bd. (Old B t 8) tiled, remodeled, ee- ______r r ^ _____ w companion tor working wom- W.G. Glenney lEupntng ifpralb J S ^ y t h i n g I Weet Hwtford~«SS-1SSl 880 Brand 6 or Saturday. Satisfaction Guaranteed or 4S8m 8U ------r r z JEEP FOR — 4 wbeel ment work, cellar floors, pat- PACKAGE STORE tor sale. For an, Uve to or out middle aged 886 N. BIAIN ST. Open Men. thm Snk. Open Mon. ttnt s e t BISSELL ST. BIANCHESTER, CONN. ■ n ______. ^ Sears Open 8:88 AM. - 8 PJUL 1808 FORP. 8-door, V-0, goM ^ condition. CUl 048- cla, raofinir. OaE Lron Oata- totormotkm caU PbUbrlck preferred. Write Box K, Man- nmnlag ooddiUon, best ofte. • xnakt BuOdar. OiMICt Ag»cy, ReaMocs. 8486M7. cheater Herald. lutomottve disMN'f I JnqMu Your Money Back ■ AW^uow oatsuD ca. 8 AM. toiP JI. 8 a m . t a O P J I . 6 ■U ys»r I t —wt ysur Vmt. * Set till P JC Can 6486IU a lta r 6. ' ^ T 1\ X I ’ r ' '/■ rr.T^x.Jrr_r-r-r-c-r. r.r..r r.r /;.r,rc-»c:*'fv,r
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PAOB iH o m r fttANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1967 Homos For Sok 72 PAGE THIRTY-ONE HousthoM Goods 51 Aportifionfi now. Rosort Proporty Hooios For Solo 72 H o m o s F o r S d t , 72 MANSHESTBR — 7 room Rais- TonomoRti 53/ For Ront 47 RANCH — MODERN Utchen, MANCHESTERr-immaeulate 7 CLEAN. Us e d refrigerators, /ed Ranch, j^odarn MtiAen. NBWLT UBTED two famllv GAfti ----- T Housot For Sola 72 Subtirfaon For Sola 7S Suburfaon For Sola 75 Suburbon For Sola 75 B52s Hit North, Vietnam ranges, automatic, waahera, large living room with fire room Cape, with garage in ONE BEDROOM modem apart CAPE COD—Dennisport, new oiw block off East Center at splc and^NSSER snan ha^ listed ® B ^C H E S T E R — two 4-faml- BOLTON — Hebron line - 6% V1ERNON-60’ long UAR Ranch ktARLBOROUOH — 6 CLASSIFIED wiUi guarantees See them at place, ' S< bedrooms, IH baths, Bowers School area. Featuring ' sUding glass doors to patio ______v-enier st. sole and nnav, room ment, available AnfiT- 1 st. $180. cottage, accommodates 8, and sundeck, aluminum aid completely redone inside —un- room Ranch, country setting, with 6 rooms, 4 bedrooms up B. D. Pearl’s Applianres. 8<9- finished reo room, beautiful 2 full baths, 8 or 4 bedrooms, believably Immaculate- ^vestment. Ranch, basement garage, 2 per month, including heat. Call heated, fireplace, available ing, PhUbrlck Agency, .Real Carriage Realty. 872-3808, 643- acre treed lot, four years old. and finished, 3 rooms down. fireplaces, exceUent condition. Main St. Call W»2l7i. landscaped yard» $M,900. Phil- formal dining room, aluminum 7783. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 849- August 28 on. 844-0835. siding, treed lot, $20,000. Wol- tors, 649-8847. ~ l ^ t . b ™ f “ only $14,600. Hayes Agency, Beautiful home offered in the Hanley Agency, 643-0030. 4588. brick Agency, Realtors, 840- car garage, aluminum storms baths, ------— ^— ------6465181. Saturation Raid ADVERTISING SEWING MACHINE -Singer COLUMBIA Lake —for rent, 5347. verton Agency, Realtors, 849- middle 20's. For Inspection call MANCHESTER k screens, doors. ^ a u S v nTf®' bedrooms and a klANCHESTER - Ranch, automatic stg-sag In cabinet, • . uiiy qui€t residential area. Price- ivinma. lav-ofA iivimaf » CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NEW 3 ROOM apartment, in rmall waterfront cottage. 2818. shrubbed and shaded yard rooms, large Uvlng room, BOLTON LAKE—100’ of water- twtton holes, embroluers. hem.s cludes,, gebage, parking, stor Route 87, Columbia 4 sign. H. HENRY ST.—Colonial 7 rooms, 5 ROOMS FOR $9,600? less than and worth more than kitchen with buUt-inS, famUy front modem'-.5 room near etc. Like new condition. Orig 1 ^ baths, extra large living IN TOWN — 8 family, alumi truly a “must see" situation’ SAJLtoSPJI. age ahd laundry facilities plus Johnson. Ask for klr. Merritt. Belflore $1S,000. Call Carl at the Bel- room on first floor, buUt 1961, year ’round Ranch home, sun, HEBRON —5% room Ranch, SELLING YOUR home? F\>r On Gun Positions inally over fSOO, balance now, 8 num siding, excellent condi app'ionccs, $100 per month. J. and dining room, s\m room, We can try ! Walking dis flore Agency, 643-S121. half acre lot, $22,900. PhUbrick shade and privacy, exceUent walk-out basement, exceUent prompt, courteous service that $58. Take over payments of OUR EAST-to-care-for small bedrooms, garage, $25,500. tion throughout, $800 monthly tance to schools, shopping. Agency, 643-5121. (Continued from Page O n e ) ------COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. D. Real Estate, 648-5120. income.. Appointment ' only. Agency, Realtors, 640-5347. area. Only $18,900. Hayes condition. 4% acres plus, $17,- gets results caU Louis Dimock $10. m o n ^y . 522-0478. cottsLge, 3 bedrooms, in scenic Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, Very nice yard. Central lo WEST SIDE Cape, five rooms, WE HAVE many homes in the Realty, 649-9823. 5 PJM. DAT BEFORE PCTBUOATION Gerard Agency, Realtors, 849- towns surrounding Manches Agency, 646-0131. 900. CaU owner, no agents, , , , band in South Vietnamese ran- 3ti ROOM apartment, first White Mountains, N.H. Cool, 849-8847. cation, but you need a finished, one unfinished' 649-1768. nouncedU.S. combat planes loss- uniforms murdered five SINGER automatic sTg zag sew floor, stove, refrigerator, close clean, comfortable. PHreplace, 0588 or 848-0365. ter. See our Ustings in the Deadline for Sntnrdky nnd Monday Is S pan. Friday. ing machine, ekcellent condi friend in the same situation. Breezeway, garage, fenced in Lots For Sola 73 Co v e n t r y l a k e — nice 4 es over North Vietnam to 617. men and a woman in a ■vlUage to shopping and bus, $115. furnace, completely furnished, TWO FAMILY, 6-3. cabinet yard. Clean as a hound’s classified suburban section of room year ’round home. A real BOLTON—COZY 4-room Ranch, They were a Navy A4 Skyhawk on the outskirts of Saigon, and tion, mcw^rams, hems, but monthly. West Side Realty, $50 weekly, available after kitchen, built-in vaemun sys MANCHBSTER PETER F. GRADY this newspaper. Joe Lombardo — near center, 1 % Public Invited tonholes, fancy designs, etc. tooth. Ask for Mr. Zinsser. • acre wooded lot, beauUfuUy good buy at $5,500. CaU kilt- overstied garage with large at jet and a two-place Air Force early today terrorists blew up a TOUR COOPERATION WILL |% |A I ^711 849-4842. September 9. Call 875-2272. tem, garage, 119x165 lot. gar 2 -FA 1i^ Y Real Estate Co. and Rick kierritt are our su ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. tached pofch, extra large lot, BE APPRECIATED V IM k 0*I^A# I I Originally over $300. Our price Belflore Agency, 643-5121. residentisd area, $4,000. CaU tached porch, extra large lot, rp Phantom. The three filers village information service of- den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins Let’s make.alioffer in the €43-2694 burban specialists. Ask for accesslble to Rt. 6 and 44A. W ivAUIJpUCy J; Clt? are missing in action. fice, wounding six women. now, $54. or pay $9. monthly. MODERN 4 room apartment Agtmcy, Realtors, 649-5324. teens ^id^ see what hap 649-7367. SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland Call 522-0931, dealer. NEWLY LISTED Colonial styl M2l” Agency, 643- with private cellar, refrigera W ontod To Rani 48 pens-Ten rooms. FuU base- “Serving ed raised ranch \rith lovely Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod M Stan%roker Plans have been completed 3. South Vietnamese head- The B52 raids were the first to Continuod From Procoding Pago tor, stove and dryer, handy to ELECTRIC refrigerator, 9 cu MANCHESTER — $16,500. 6 m tm . Sei>arate heating The Greater Hartford Area” em kitchen with buUt-ins, for ______’ nighfa testimonial s®*** two more Commu- venture over North Vietnam Main St. Call 643-2786 for ap WANTED — 2 bedroom apart room Colonial, completely re m its . WaddeU School. In Evenings, 649-1462 Rosort Proporty mal dining room, 3 large bed VERNON — Campbell Ave. rtinnAr tor veteran Manchester ripped up the road since April 24. although on July bic feet; electric range 30”. $38 ment available Sept. 1. $100.- pointment. decorated, central air-con^ terior recenOy painted. buUt-tns, two zone heat, ga- till dark. Sections one and two For Solo 74 rooms, 1 % baths, finished fam 4% room Cape, carport. Im- official Horace Murphey, who “P ^ concrete 13 the big bombers made three . Dgg»-^irds— Pals 41 each. Combination TV, radio, $150. CaU 246-4011 coUect MANCHESTER — on the bus practically sold out at Forest Hdp Wontod—Molt 34 record player, $48. 643-5983. Honing, near bus. Hi Nice quiet street. rage, aluminum storms, Uy room, garage, large wood mediate occupancy. Only $13,- is retiring July 31 after 39 years bridge oh Highway 4, the main raids on the northern half of the MODERN 4 rooms, second Agency, Realtors, 64|JUiM. line, 2-famUy 4-4 with possible HUls. A few choice lots and a BEAUTIFUL SECOND Bolton ed lot, $24,900. PhUbrick Agen 400. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475, as superintendent of parks from Saigon into the Me- demilitarized zone. The hdgh- ADDITIONAL income helps A^C German Shepherd puppies floor, stove and refrigerator, WOMAN needs furnished room expsmsion space for 8 famUy. screens, doors, lovely reslden' Lake front lot, 50x186. $5,000. MAHOGANY double bed, dress kitchen and laimdry privil PETER F. GRADY tial area, city conveniences couple of almost completed cy, Realtors, 649-6347. 643-0158. A dinner-dance open to the regarded altitude bombers have been provide for college expens^, 9 weeks old, $75. Also two $125 per month. Call 643-9779. SUMMER SI^irciALS Real E state Co. Fully rented with good Incolno. fine homes left. We’U be there Write Box P, Manchester Her general public virtll be held at °"® **'® "®^ton’s safest rarely used over North Vietnam new car or larger family, why 2-months old, no papers, $10. er, mirror, chest and night eges, immediately. WiU share with country atmosphere. ald. stand, $75- Kenmore oil and 643-2594 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, tonight to accommodate those ROCKVILLE — 2 modemixed 'v e r n ON 9 room Tantillo the Manchester Country Club, ^oads. Guerrillas have set more because of the threat of the So- not earn it at a modern busi CaU 643-4678. or smy reasonable arrange 649-2818. PubUc and parochial schools. homes, new boUers, water and gas combination stove, $36; Au F u rn ish o d ment. CaU 649-6827. MANCHESTER “Serving Ask for Mr. Lombardo, Bel who can't come out on Sun bullt, 4 bedroom custom Co- with cocktails at 6'30 and din- ^®*^ "toe mines in the road In viet-made SAM missiles with ness, working part-time writh The Greater Hartford Area” days. Go out Vernon St., cross sewers, one 6 rooms, one 6 lonlal offered in the low 30’s, ner at 7:30. Dancing will be to ^® P®®‘ '^®®’' ‘**® -North Vietnamese pleasing co-workers. Applicant tomatic gas water heater, $30. A p o itm o n ls 4 3 -A $15,000—8 room older Colonial „ MANCHESTER — Executive flore Agency, 643-5121 Suburban For Sola 75 rooms, both $19,900. CaU Car AKC BLACK miniature poodle All good condition. Call 649- TWO OR THREE bedroom Evenmgs, 649-1462 nelchborhood, spacious Garrl- Lydall St. take your second much less than replacement the music of “The Sophlsti- been discovered unexploded. forces are equipped, must be neat, personable and house. Adult famUy, exceUent in need of repairs on vsil- THE BEST. This is the only left on Richmond Dr. Our of TOLLAND — minutes from riage Realty, 872-3308, 643-7783. value. Call Carriage Realty, cates.” *■ Viet Cong guerrillas mas- Recently the B52s rhad been over 18 years of age. Starting puppy. Call 875-6449. 3516. THREE ROOM apartment, fur uable Business Zone n CONCORD RD.^ — Beautiful ~ son Colonial, center entrance,^ nished, private bath and en references. Must be nice neigh way we can describe this fice is In the beautiful 6 bed UConn, nearly new 5% room 872-3308, 643-7783. Tickets are available in the queradlng as government troops withdrawn from raids on the wage, $1.65-$1.90. Apply in per lot. Wise Investors please Ranch, large Uvlng room, for- fireplaces, porches, garages, Ranch with garage, 3 bed Legal Notices FREE — One black and one SECTIONAL SOFA, modem, trance, utilities, no pets, 226 borhood. Prefer Ranch style. beautiful treed setting in the brand new five bedroom, room Colonial Cape, first on ------general manager's office In the st^ ck a lethal blow close to Sai- northern most part of South son Friendly Ice Cream, 435 white kitten, housebroken, 3 newly recovered; large square CaU 526-4441, Ext. 7108. take notice. mal dining room, cabinet left on Richmond Dr. Flexible rooms, family size kitchen, UiUTA'nON ORDEB NORTH COVENTRY—6% room Municipal Building. 8on for the second time in 24 Vietnam because the North Main St., Manchester. , Charter Oak, 643-8368. 30’s. PhUbrlck Agency, 849- three and one-half bathroom AT A C»UHT OF FROBATE. months old. CaU 644-0469. end table, fruit wood, exceUent kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea Colonial Cape in___ Manchester’s_____ ^ financing arrangements. Your professionally finished rec Ranch, built 1958, located on ______hours. Wearing South Vietnam- Vietnamese had located some $18,600—3 bedroom- Ranch on tion room, landscaped yard. 6847. AAA held at Manchester, wUhln and for condition; ceramic coffee ta com ady for newest prestige area Words P*^**® ours. Browze or buy room, immaculate, $21,200. the„ . District of Manchester, on the 60 acres of high dry land. 4- , Glmnnoi^a ®®® ®*™y uniforms, the guerril- SAM sites right alongside fhe BERNARD—female, 4 months ble; 30” 4-bumer electric Businoss Loeallons Businoss Fropany Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, and phrases are inadequate to **® welcome. Bel- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, J. WaUett, room cottage and chicken coop reea esnoppers seized a Red Cross ambu- demilitarized zone. These were old, aU shots, excellent pet, pa i m : Q O T 1 ) 2upancy. h e n r y s t r e e t —Come out 2 643-5968. HOME range, exceUent condition; 3- For Rant 64 For Sola 70 Idea ^ cfose to and see this 3 bedroom Coloni describe either the magnUl- ^^en cy, 643-5121. 649-2813. j , ^ , also on property. A real buy at OHIlQACiO IRestaiurainits lo- lance and surprised a militia given an intensive a-ir pounding pers. $100. CaU 649-3007. speed radio Victrola and $22,800. Warren E. Howland, oated dn supermorketts did a p^gt an(j police station six miles and a U.S, spokesman said that bus, school and shopping. MANCHESTER vicinity—clean al with one-car attached gar cent tom e or tto parklike MANCHESTER — e room Gape ENJOY COUNTRY Uvlng at its »ald District, de- stand; waffle iron; portable LARGE CORNER store, down MANCHESTER — Restaurant, Realtor, 643-1108. $U.0 miiWdon ibusineas----- ‘—’ last------year northwest of the capital, killed “it would be a good guess” that weU established with good in er than new, 5% room Ranch, age. Large rooms, fuU base groun . ASK for Mr. Lom- plus sunporch, large rooms, best in this 6-room Ranch, pan- “ proiuriiqn of Har DELIVERY Liva Stock 42 broiler; lamp shades. CaU 643- town Manchester 45x70' Par $27,900—Spacious 0% room ment. Steam oil heat. Priced to bardo, Belflore Agenev 643 — iVo aa^ T ^ , , ------^------campaired wito only $22i5 mfi- ^ policemen and militiamen, possible SAM sites in the area 6433. tially finished basement. Call come. By appointment, Mr. Ranch close to Golf large treed lot, exceUent vedue 6121. and wounded seven others. were thoroughly scouted before Amedy. PhUbrick Agency, at $17,900. .Leonard Agency, seU at $21,000. CaU The Ja r Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. ajcre of land. Hurry a t $13,000. "''oiuiBRSi): "Ttiait six months room Ranch, some work need- 1,600 counteir or itaiU'e-seirviice EIGHT YEAR old palomino 522-3114. Course, IMi baths, built- vis Realty Co., Realtors, 648- Early Tuesday a guerrilla the raids today. SALESMEN gelding, has been in shows. MOVING—^Marble top dresser; ______Realtors, 649-5847. 1ns, fireplace and garage. Realtors, 646-0469. EIGHT ROOM Colonial in a MANCHESTER^ room Cape Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- £f- ed, a good buy. Call 6435110, restaurants itoi supesmarkets. CaU 875-1016, 58 Ellington Ave., antique loveseat, matching STORE — HEATED, 20x70’,- 1121. 4535. lowed for the creditors within chair; sofa, bed; lamps; INVESTMENT Property —3 Here is one floor living t HREE-FAMILY, one house off _ ^ exceUent condition, fire- which to bring in their claims RockviUe. downtown 84io Main St.. Man at its best. East Center St., 5-6-4 room - two full baths, four large bed- place, storms and screens, Good home service deUvery chairs; dishes; tnmk. 643- chester. Newly remodeled in apartments, 2 stores. Center A^VER ^verlooldng lake, tSjSf ^ rtom s upstairs, filth down- Hanley Agency, 643-0030. 4 room home, excellent condi- oce to the creditors to biins in routes ■ are now open, which 8190. side and outside. CaU 522-3114. St. location. Priced below ap $33,500—4 bedroom Colonial in apartments, good income. By 6 appointment only. PhUbrick INVITATION stairs if needed. A lum inum ______uon,tion trppdtreea loi,lot arxMianartAstnn weu.woll ®“ ®' exceUent condition, fire- S!;?ed*^or®«to%^t. All bolted ta CaU 643-2426, 9-5. CUSTOM BUILT ^ m , 1 % baths, built-ins, peraona so endorsed as candidates is on file in my (rffice, ed including a new kitchen mnr t a n t i ___ v<.ru cIpbh As held at Manchester, within and tor ’65 Mustang V-8,4Mito. fireplace, lovely paneled liv salary. CaU 643-6662. Aniiqiias 56 fireplace and garage, j^^g toe office of too Town Clerk, aid o^es thereof ertf with Htsh^sshs,. T O L L A ^ - - V e ^ C lean. As- of Mand^ster. on the bles from $20 iq>, delivered. Seven room Cape Cod ing room. Nicely treed lot. with dishwasher. Beautiful sume this 6% VA mortgage, lath day of July. 09CT. W. Ziaikar, RockviUe. 875-0397. MAIN ST. — large store and Here is soUd value. avaUable for public dkltributton. WANTED TO BUY—antiques, home with the latest fea runrrrnnH TERM Ask for Mr. Zinsser. Belflore home and garage set on a nice 6 room Cape, dishwasher, dls- ^ basement, display window, 71x170 treed lot. Wolverton Solosman W ontad 36>A FOR SALE — dark, rich loam steins, furniture, pewter, lead suitable business or pffices, tures, waU to ■wall car $25,000—Custom buUt 3 bed to be filled From To Agency, 643-5121. pos^, stove, beautiful cabinets, Estate ~ '' of Ignatz Brzezlnskd Ork-a room Ranch on 1 acre , Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Berzensld or Braexlnsky. late of for thriving lawns and gar er lamps, art glass, primitives, wiU renovate. 529-0618. peting, kitchen bulit-iiis, 1 P3rdt Selectman fireplace, spotless. 1% baths. Manchester, In said District, de- SALESMEN are made not any quanity. 644-8962. lot. In addition to this 2 Selectmmi BRAND NEW and brick! Gor- ;------coused. _ 2-Door Sedan. dens. DeUvered. Kenneth W. 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, geous six room Ranch with l^>900. PRIVACY. 3 bedroom Just decorated. Treed lot. Im On motion of Ann Dynaa. 17 bom. If you are Interested in THREXl-CAR garage- building, near Center. Offered at lovely home there is also 1 Town Clerk mediate occupancy. H.M. Fre PS., PB., RAH., EUls, Gilead. 1-228-9075. a whole page fuU of extras! Ranch, fireplace, waU to wall Cuniberiand Drive. East Harrord, unlimited income and trained 22x35, approximately 2,100 $24,500. a 58 foot greenhouse 1 Town Treasurer 10-2-67 7-1-69 chette Agency, 647-9993. Conn., admlnlatratrix -with will an V5, onto., by one of the largest financial W onlod—To Buy 5B square feet. WIU renovate. which is now being used 1 Tax OoUeobor 10-2-67 7-1-69 Raised hearth fireplace, for carpet, dishwasher, family nexed. CARPETS A fright? Make kitchen, garage, large treed i ;------ordeired: ■nta* six montha ’$5 FonI stick shift. institutions in the world. CaU 649-1919 after 5 p.m. L. C. GREENOUGH CO. to grow orchids that 1 Agent 'Town Deposit BHmd 10-2-67 7-1-69 mal dining room, central foyer COVENTRY — Ranch, 4 large the 19th day of July 1967, be them a beautiful sight with WE BUY AND seU antique and 2 Board of Finance fuU tm m 10-2-67 7^1-78 lot. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ’66 Chev. 648-7803 for an appointment. show a tidy profit. Please covered patio, attractive dou- ______rooms, garage, finished base- «nd the a ^ e are Blue Lustre. Rent electric used furniture, china, glass, 647-9921 1 Board of Finance vacancy 10-2-67 7-1-69 . i , , J „ lowed for the creditors within-which shampooer, $1. Olcott Variety SUITE OF offices presently caU for details.. ble door entrance, two ftUl MANCHESTER—3 bedroom Co- ment, driUed weU, one acre, }>rlng tai their claims against sUver, picture frames, old suited for professional pur 4 Board of EJducaltion fUU term 10-2-67 7-1-71 fruit trees. For more informa- estate, and said admlnistratt^ Store. 1 Board of Eiducatiion vacancy 10-2-67 7-1-69 baths, two car garage, all city lonial, oversized treed lot, es „ - c.t.a is directed to give public no Holp W ontad— coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, pose is now avaUable in the JOIN THE prosperous Investors utilities, etc. etc. etc., Come tion call 742-7116 after 6. to the oredMora to bring in 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS., watches, old jewelry, hobby 2 Assessors 10-2-67 7-1-71 tablished, preferred, central Mala or Famola 37 COLDSPOT freezer chest-re State Theatre Building. Can with this sound 8-famUy, $2,- B ‘^ W 2 Board of Tax Review fuU term 10-2-57 7-1-71 by —you may come buy! Ask their claim8 ■within said time coUeetions, paintings, attic con be subdivided if necessary. neighborhood, quick occupan- WOODLAND PARK _ South lowi^'b” p^&Mng a copy ^ this PB. frigerator, one year old. Sump 760 income per year. Priced at BARROWS and WALLACE 1 Board a t Tax Review , ■vacancy 10-2-67 7-1-69 for Mr. Zinsser, Belflore MANCHESTESt’S oldest and pump and VA,’’, 60’ plastie tents or whole estates. Furni For information caU theater only $17,900. CaU Paul W. Dou 1 Zoning Board of Appeals 10-2-67 7-1*72 Agency, 643-5121. Windsor, beautiful Split Level cireu to tfo o ^h i^d iatru S largest stationers has opening ture Repair Service, 648-7449. manager, 643-7882. 1 tate, 643-9332.______home on a treed shaded lOOx '64 Pontiac Com. 'hose, never used. Toro snow gan, Realtor, 649-4536. Manchester Shopping Parkade Zoning Board of Appeals 10-7-68 7-1-78 7 Constables 10-2“67 7-l*69 JOE IDMBARDO has a couple MANCHESTER tl7 200 Six 200 lot, 3 large bedrooms, fam- court of the notice rtven. , ^ for salesperson in office sta blower, with power handle. 7 HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, Manchester 649-5806 tionery department. Sales ex HEATED STORE for rent on RANCH — 6 ROOMS, 3 bed 2 Fire OommisSiloneTa 10-2-67 7-1-70 of brand new houses left in room older Colonial; well ’kept “y ______JOHN J. W AGjyrr. Judge. LeMane. PS., ft. steel edged sklis. 644-1861. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, perience preferred, 37% hour busy thoroughfare, next to rooms, one car gar^e, large 2 Fire CommisslDnMS 10-7-68 7-1-71 nearby Vernon on one wind family home conveniently lo- ^aU to waU carpeted 20’ living limitation. obdeb glassware. We buy estates. VU- Cumberland Farms, West Mid 1 ’Town Planning CommiSBion 10-2-67 7-1-72 week, paid hoUdays, other ben ONE OF THE finer things of lot $16,900. PhUbrick Agency, ing street, just off Route 83 cated in St. James Parish. ^ m . Only $M,900. Wolverton _ V-8, auto., life —^Blue Lustre carpet and lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 dle Tpke. 649-2939. 1 Town Planning OommiaBlon 10-7-68 7-1-78 2095 efits. Apply Mr. Harrison, Realtors, 640-6347. NOTICE ne^ all faculties and ■with Leonard Agency, Realtors, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. the District of Manchester, on the upholstery cleaner. Rent elec Lake S t. Bolton, 649-3247. 2 PnbUc BuikUng Comm. ■ full term 10-2-67 7-1-78 city water. These rank with ------20th day of July. 1 ^ . bucket seats. mornings or by appointment, TWO STORES on Main St., re PUBLIC HEARING 1 PubUc Building Comm, vacancy 10-2-67 7-1-69 646-0469. ANDOVER—HERE Is an un- Present. Hon. John J. WaUett. 6495841. Harrisc^’s Stationers, tric shampooer, $1. The Sher- MANCHESTER -ju st off East the best values anywhere. Call JUQ|TC. 1 9 9 5 cently remodeled. Could be ADDITIONAL Notice Is also hereby given that a primary wfU be held on usual property for your lnspec> £ 9taie of Haims^ Dwirauu 8M Main St., Manchester. ■win-WiUiams Co. Center St. Older 9 room Colon August 21, 1967, if a candidacy or candidedes are filed In ac Joe at the Belflore Agency, StX ROOM Cape, furnished or Rooms W ilhoul Board 59 used as an office together or ial, top condition. New fur APPROPRIATIONS tion. Combine home and busl- DiMrict. separately. One $70 monthly, BOARD OF DIRECrrORS cordance with Section 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, a t toe 643-5121. unfurnished, near school, naces, siding, etc. Six bedroom General Statutes, Rev. of 1958 revised to 1964, as amended, by church and shopping center. ness in a nice, rural atmos- On motion of Elsie D. Peterson, CANNING JARS, aU sizes. CaU THE THOMPSON House—Cot other $75 monthly. CaU 643- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, RICK MERRITT has just list phere. 6% room Ranch with Conn., DEMONSTRATE tage St. centraUy located, large posBlbillty. Must be sold. persons other than party-endorsed candidates. Owner in Florida, wUl finance 640-7252. 9678. CONNECTICUT 1% baths plus a country store o r d er ed ;' That six •. montos TOYS AND GUTS pleasantly furnished rooms, Hayes A ^ncy, 646-0131. Notice is hereby given th^at Ftorm for petitions for filing such oandidaciee by or on be ed a lovely Split Level with CaU 649-5958. ’64 (Mds 88 tiwPHCES; PARTY PLAN half of any enrolled Republican Party member may be obtained an assumable mortgage, large typetvne ofOI onprnHonoperauon. 24 Aoroflacres ofo^^ fn>m^ same -are tonlt«d and al-^ PILE IS soft and lofty .... col parking. CaU 649-2858 for over- MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom toe Board of Directors, Town 2-Door Hardtop. PS., PB., V-8, auto. Housas For Rant 65 of Manchester, Connecticut, will from Mamie A. Maneggda, Republican Registrar of Voters, RL landscaped lot. WaU to wall MANCHESTER—Immaculate L land included. Call Mr. Conver- lowed for the creditors within wh.l<5 Dealers and Manager ors retain brlUiance in carpets nigd>t and permanent guest Ranch, ideal family home In 6, BCIton, Conneotlcult. Instructions for filing such candidacy tlno Jarvis Raaltv fVi Raal. bring in their ^ a t tor e a ^ camMdatC CHENEY ESTATE —secluded Ranch on a nicely treed lot on some new»Daper having a d rc i^ free parking, shower bath. 649-5847. D ro n e d HdfUHnnai amnoorla- («»«opt toe candidaite tor Judge of probate, tor wJmm the de- P/iida <11 In nnvantrv 'This iia a tlon In said probate distnct wltlun Com. 06001. TeL 673-3455, Boots and Aecossorlos 46 Apply 195 Spruce St. $19,Y00. Louis Dlmock, Realty, atmosphere of a country es MANCHESTER—Here’s a Ust- Kouie 5J1 in uoveniry. im s is a ^ije date of this or^ t l ^ ^ f r f l w s - posit is $50.00) mudt be filed with said Registrar: A peOton ing with great possibUities for fine home for the price. Ask der and return make to this court | or eveningB 677-2013. SIX ROOM SINGLE house, 649-9828. To- Fund Riidir«>i containing toe required number of signatures of enroUed tate one block from Main 12’ a l u m in u m boat, 2 % h.p. exceUent condition «ind repair. Street. Just Usted. A unique present comfort and future for Joe Lombardo, BeUlore ^ w allett. Judge. motor, and accessories, $150. 1 M7 /AR Rnard nf Fdii RepubUcan members in toe Town of Bolton must be filed with ROOM FOR rent with kitchen $160. J. D. Real Flstate, 643- MANCHESTER — Inm aculate .r?oJ SUM Registrar of Voters not later than 4:00 PM. July Slst property that definitely re value. A 6 room Cape featur Agency, 643-5121. - CaU 649-7282. custom huUt 6 room fireplaced OBDEB OF NOTICE Situations W ontad privUeges. 649-0271. 5129. to estab’lito a "wato-ou* ’ preceding the day of toe primary, quires a leisurely inspection. —bing large kitchen, fireplaced TTMTTOTTAT. T4TTY N l r r C btia nn A COURT OF PHOBA'l'E, '65 C U T L A S S '64 C H R Y S L E R '66 C U T L A S S Ranch, 1% baths, garage, to esiawisn a wasn-ou. ^ Bolton, Connecticut, tWs 21St da:'day of July, 1967 There is timelessness of arch living room, 4-bedrooms, 2 full >JrtUSUAL BUY Nice Cape on ^ Manchester, within and for 3B 16’ THOMPSON Lapstrake, 85 MODERN duplex, 2 bedrooms, walking distance to Main St. account to augment Sum or . r AAAone aAt«Aacre lArlot alOAalso AA*a^a4*«lm(vcontaining Ak...■the dfstitot a of# VsinAnMllMzl*Manchest'^ fWon tllAthe h.p. Johnson, Mastercraft tilt mer School Ingram un OUVE H. TOOMEY itecture here, combined ■with baths, one car garage sind private yard, central locatlcm, TOLLAND — 6% room Ranch and aU conveifiences, St. Town CSeric ageless brick construction, set lovely landscaped yard. In Im four bay garage suitable for JriS' j WaUett, | SPORT COUPE NEWPORT CONY. REGISTERED nurse, 1967 traUer, accessories Included, $145. per month. CaU Paul W. $140 per month. 876-7607. James Parish. Leonard Agen der PiibUc Law No. 523 auto repair shop or small ma- Judge. graduate oi Jewish Hospital, exceUent condition, 649-0087. (Connecticut) for the upon a well hidden approxi maculate condition. CaU The nV,ir.4> ohnn Estate Of Ellen M. starkweather 4 spend trans,, radio. One owner. 4-Door Sedan. PS., PB., V-8, PS., PB., radio,' heater, V-8, Dougan, Realtors, 649-4535. cy, Realtors, 646-0469. Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, Chine shop. Zoned properly. Manchester, hi said district, an St, Louis, kOssouri desires po 1967/68 School Year, to mately three acre piece. Four Nicely treed lot. Ask for Mr. incepaWe person. auto. auto., WW., bucket seats. be financed by State of 643-1121. ______of Ralph A. I sition in doctor’s office as of IXXIKINO FUR anything lng Sltuotloiis W ontad— 1969 JOHNSON 18 h.p. out come. CaU 875-7362. lot. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- 1967/68, Board of Educa nlolpal Offices s|>ecified below to be filled at toe Munidpel elec family 6 and 6. First floor $ CQC 643512$. 9382. tion ...... $5,000 tion to be held on October 2, 1967 In toe Town of Bolton. A Mat the very largest family. Come available. Call 236—0818. round this Incredibly spotless appUcotion be heart and deter- $1 COC 0 M a la 3 9 board, $150. exceUent condi-' no more inadequate words — ^ 2 0 9 5 tion. CaU 649-6361. to establish a s^arate of toe peraona so endorsed as candidates is on file in my ofllce, 7% room SpUt in nearby South »5d°Dfatriri"^ th21 FOUR ROOM apartm ent heat, let us Show you through. Bel Windsor. Frame and Roman- 8th day of August. A.D. 1967, ^ HIGH SCHOOL junior wlsbes Rosort Proporty "wash-out” account, to being toe Ofllce of toe Town deck, aid copies thereof are TWO FAMILY, 5 and 5, first olcveti o’clock in the forenoon, ana Z 9 9 9 12’ 8TARCRAFT aluminum stove'; refrigerator, laundry fa finance part of Adult aveflaUe fo r public dtstribution. flore Agency, 643-5121. floor vacant, off Church near brick construction. Three ^ n e notice be given to ail persons 1 sor area. CaU 644-0674. For Rant 67 OFFTCBS heat. This is truly a custom intereisted 4n said estate of lawn mowing in South Wind- with trolling motor, A-1. condi culties and parking, on bus ' N O T I C E Basic Vacation Program ,’tin tM Park, St. Mary’s Church, line, adults. Available Aug. 16. to be filled From To IMMACULATE spotless. We built home. Everything about tion. 644-1861. COVENTRY—Lakeside modem TOWN OF approved by toe Con St. James’ School, St. Jam es’ 15 YEAR OLD boy desires lawn CaU 6495249. necticut State Depart 1 FTtrat Selectman 10-2-67 7-1-69 mean it’s clean! Owner pur Church, close to Main and two it spells quality. Intercom, thereon, by pubUshing a cxxpy of TWO BOAT TRAILER tires, cottage, openings in August MANCHESTER ment of Education from 2 Setootnien 10-257 7-1-69 chased this two family flat -.V..--. this order dn some newspaper hav- work.- Rockledge area. 640- 1 Town Clerk bus lines. 236-0818. phone jacks, thermopane slid- b, clrcutatdon hi said district, at mounted, 480-400-8, one $8, one THREE ROOM apartm ent un- and September. CaU Ellsworth JOB OPPORTUNITY funds allocated to it un 1- 1-68 7-1-70 with two car garages a little ______ing doors, built-in- planter, least sfven days before the day of >106. kOtton, 6435030. 1 Town Treasurer v.Si. said hearing, to appear If they see $10. 040-6851. furnished, no pete or ChUdren. PATROLMAN GRADE I der Title, m . Elementary 10-257, 7-159 over 2 years and a half ago. MANCHESTER — Newly paint- built-in bronze double oven, cause at said time and place atii 1 643-2008 before 7:80 p.m. and Secondoiy Education 1 Tax OoSeotor 10-257 7-159 14 YEAR OLD boy would like COTTAGE for rent, lake kfano- 40 Hour Wedk 1 Agerit Town Deposit Fund After completely renovating ed 6 room Cape, 1% baths, surface unit, 17’ Naugahyde be heard relatvte thereto, and by | lawn mowing jobs, lawn care 16’, FIBEROLAS boat with Act as amended in Oc 10-257 7-1-69 —and we mean first class ren- fireplace, 2 or 3 bedrooms, I.- molMng on or before July 31. 1867. IVE HAVE ouitonera wailhg manac New Hampshire, frmn Present Starting Salary — tober 1966 (PJU 89-750) 2 Board of Fbianoe fifil term 10-257 7-1-78 circular couch, etc., etc., etc. ^ . certified madl. a copy of this ! and other odd jobs in South traUer, 40 h.p. motor, $460. ovating' —the entire interior, large lot, near schools, easy to Trees, shrubs, and golf-course order to aU parties In Interest and CaU 649-0141 after 6:30. for the rental of your'apart August 12. CaU 64S-0651. $5,902.00 per annum and aUocated to too 1 Board of Fbianee ■vacancy 10-257 7-1-68 '65 (%evrolet Illness now necessitates a . heat, immaculate. 649-4928. return make to this Court. ____Manchesteri______area. CaU 6495274. Maximum Salary — Town of Manchester by 4 Boord of Education fun term 10-257 7-1-71 landscaping. Truly a must-see JOHN J. WALLEyrr, Judge. | ment or home. J. D. Real Es sale. Near high school and all —------4-Door Hfodtop. V-8, auto., power steering, power 8’ HYDROPLANE, seats steer tate. 0435129. $7,163.00 per aimum letter a t June 29,1967 by 1 Board o f Eduoatiion vacancy 10-257 7-1-69 sitoation. Belflore Agency. 643------oBDEB OF NOTloi " 41 Division of Instructional 2 Aaaeeaora ,10^2-67 7-li71 other pades, flowers, shrubs, SEVEN ROOM OUonial 1% ing wheel, extras, good condi NOTICE .Employee benefits include 2 Board of Tax Review jfilk tenn baths, conveniently located to ______0121- a t a c o u r t o f p_ r____ o b a t e . brakes. Factory air conditioiied. tion, $85. 643-0865. 4% ROOkCS, $180. 8% rooms, paid vacation, alck leave, pen Services, to be financed 10-257 75-71 trees. Will bring top fentals held at Manchester, ■within and for I ADORABLE p iq u e s—Pedigree from State of Onmeotl- 1 Board of Tax Review vacancy 1 0557 7-1-69 'I^vo separate heating sys bus, school and downtown EXCLUSIVE BARNSBEE Lane ^ e “ distrlot of MsiK*est^ on the $120. Garden Apartments, PUBLIC HEABING sion plan, a complete Insurance 1 Zon4ng Board of A ppeals- or mixed. WIM Cargo Pet parking, 15 Forest St. off klaln ADDmONAD cut reimbursements. 10-257 7-1-78 tems, copper plumbing, Be Manchester. Attractive private section in Coventry. Eight tpreaeiit. HoiC x WaUett. Diamonds—~W o tc hOS'-- APPROPRIATION plan, and employees’ credit un To; General Fund Budget 1 Zoning Board of A^eala 10-758 7-1-78 yard, adjoining Center Springs room Split with 2% baths, 2 „ --i, . , i Shop, 6485108. S t No pets. 646-0090,648-5676. ion. f 7 Oonotables fair to yourself, and go _ —A « «, Estate of OBlherine Starslak. late Jawolry ■' 4B; BOARD OF DIRBCTTORS 1967/68, Board of Bdu- 10-257 7-1-1-69 through this one! Belflore Park. Ideal for children. Pric car garage, and a whole page- <>f (Manchester, in said dtotriot. de- OROOkONO ALL breeds. Har- Applicants should be ilo IfSa 2 Fire Oommiaaionera 1 0 5 5 7 75-70 470 kCAlN ST. —3 room apart TOWN OF klANCHESTER, oktion ...... $27,981. 2 Fire Oommiaslnaen Agenpy, 643-5121. ed to sell at $23,900. CaU now. ful of extras, aU set on a one- censed. _ , , „ mony HOI. B.C. Chase, Hebron WATCH AND Jewelry repair- m ent adults only. $95. 648- CONNECTICUT than 21 nor more than 31 years '' to eatabUah a “wash-out” 10-7-58 7-1-71 Warren E. ^-Howland, Realtor, 1 Town Planning Oommhalon 10-257 75-72 acre wooded lot. Give Joe ISr\ Rd., Bdtton, 6435427. ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 2426, 95. Notice Is hereby given that of age, a citizen of the United account for toe period of 1 Town Pknning Oommiaston HOMER Orasseler has a nice 643-1108. Lombardo a half hour of :^ u r authority to sell c e rto ln r^ estate Many M ore To Choose From on your old watch In trade, the Board of DlrNtora, Town States and In good physical 1, 1967 to June 80. 10-7-68 75-78 At Am mmm aisIm mIammIssAm fyriiii 4kiop6 a^flcn^DOQ la s&' ox AOU- nammtsss'sisi.rsr ---- — Ji&sa ------___ a,.,-.,_ ’ as amended, by intntoe, odidt femily only, $75 BRICK RANCH —six room verton Agency, Realtors, 649- lust off Route 44A. Six fuU interested in said estate of the 74S5S69. Sealed bids wiU be received proposed additional appropria Bolton or Coventry for at least SSKi**’. .!$iS pendency of said appUoatlon and , MANCHESTER Dairy P^r^iiets 50 at the office of the Purchasing tion as foUows: one year. to estabiiito ’’w^-out’’ •>? be- brick vrtth garage space for 2813. rooms, fireplace, nicely land- j|,g ume ■• and plaoe of hearing three can !. Also, rec room-in scaped lot. Assumable mort- thereon, by publishing a copy of ABC registered German Shep ICEBERG LETTUCE, beans, Agent, 41 Center Street Man To: General Fund Budget ApjpUcation' blanks and a Cape, _J i this order hi some newspaper hav- herd puppies. 157 kCanchester beets, carrots, squash, cucum- 1967/68 Recreation De- comM«te list of qualifications ceUar. Nicely landscaped and gage. Ask for Mr. M erritt Bel- ^ oirculeiJon hi said district, at chester, Conn., until A;^gust 17, en- least seven days before (he day of Rd.' Glastonbury,. 1-688-2860. b en . 21 Angel S t, kCanchester. 1997 at 11:00 a.m. for Crawler / partm oit ...... $40 are available in Manchester at: shaded lo t iUuminum Storms B^cplace, fiore Agency, 6435121. for Can^ Kennedy, to t>e and screens. AU city utilities, closed ^rcto asU heiaring to appear If they see Personnel Office, Municipal causeuuiiH3 atw saidBiuu thne luiuand yuMJCplace iand__ ABC Mack miniature n»ale poo- (jUI/TURED native blueberries. Dorcr. financed from a contri- Belflore Agency. 6435121. Pas®^. R®altors, 289-7476. 742 $8,900 BUYS THIS clean five heart relative thereto, and by Bid forms, ^lans and specif!- Building, 41 Center Street, kCan-' die, v a s V f wormed, $66. so 'vents pint green bSons, 25 buti i \ ■olice said. The engine continued to Providence to drop off the remaining subversive influences in the flying colors. Two of them had completed courses in nations to Project 67, and it can, then returned 'to assist at the derailment, police said. (AP Photofax) note. "Sheathe your bayonets." egin public (AP)'—John Monroe Oeiborn hearings a day after it approves “It looks greaUy improved,’’ “We need you,” say TV, radio and motlicxi picture in The ball ■will be in the State Ronmey said. “I went out to the dustries. Armory Saturday, Sept. 23. says he was very puzzled recommendations in the pre when authorities cUt the liminary report. main trouble area and took a "We need you,” say department stores and manufactur Mayor Nathan Agostinelli is P ick Your GUARANTEE! good look. Things are approach honorary diairman, and the in CORONET GAS Hit Red Camps prison in Jefferson Wednesday’s call by four Ne ers. 568 Center Sk, Manchester City released him. gro leaders for an end to rioting ing normal.” "We need :^u,” say Ci'vll Service and Armed FV>rcee. vitations oommittee expects to i Romney, after four days of have several dignitaries dn at SAIGON (AP)—^B52 bombers, sweeping five miles He didn’t ask questions drew praise from Senate lead More and more employers need you. Wtthln- six years' GHARCE YOUR and returned to his parents ers, plus a bipartisan leadership keeping pace 'with the devel experts say over 500,000 computer .programmers will be need tendance. DRIVE IN TO m e in the sky along the Laotian and Cambodian borders, oping violence, apparenUy ■was ed by government and Industry. home in Springfield. pledge that the Senate will pass Von Deck,- •who lives on Sil- GAS - OIL poured tons of bombs on Communist camp and infiltra- His attorney, Charles A. legislation aimed at alleviating getting back to normal, also. He It is more diffleuK to be accepted by PRCXJRAIMMING verwood Rd. in Vernon, is sec timi areas in two raids early today. Moon, said the 21-yeor-old disorder-causing slum condi Two youngsters stand in front of a clothing store in New York’s Manhattan played golf before touring the & SYSTEIMS INSTITUTE because all our Students must retary of Friendship Lolge of auMEirHin S'*?* TODAY! Medlum-slse bombs in satura city. pass a supervised IBM aptitude test which is graded by IBM Osborn was told Tuesday tions. late last night after looters tore out the store’s protective grating. A mob esti Masons and its Immediate past . AAJkA Cards tion patterns blasted an enemy mortarmen lobbed 32 rounds on that his two 3-year sen In separate interviews, Demo The governor told a news con standards. Our course is one of the most complete courses master. He is an advertising camp area In the central high mated by police to contain more than 100 persons roamed through mid-town ference that be and Cavanagh in the United States. Because of this, P.SJ. has one of the xg09 the town of Tan Uyen, about 20 tences on burglary and cratic Leader Mike Mansfield Manhattan and looted at least three store windows. best job placement recorxfe In the United States. salesman for the Hartford lands near Plelku and another miles northeast of Saigon, early Stealing charges had been and Republican Leader Everett had sent a telegram to Presi dent Johnson asking him to de If you are a high school graduate or hold a G.E.D.; are Oourant. His other Masonic af Jungle gathering point near the today. First reports said three commuted by Gov. Warren M. Dirksen aiq>laude8 the state between the ages of 17 and 40 and have the desire to better filiations are 'with Man'Chester bard-hit A Shau valley farther civilians were killed and IS in E. Heames. ment by Martin Luther King clare the battered city a disas yourself, send for Free Brochure and sample Aptitude Test Lodge, Delta Chapter, Adon- North. jured. An investigation latw re Jr., A. Philip Randolph, Roy ter area to make it eligible for Lnd iixrlude name, addre^ and telephone number to PSI, iram Council and Washington The strikes by the eight-en Five Americans were vealed a snafu in the rwords Wilkins and 'Whitney M. Young Fifth Ave. Stores Looted federal funds for rebuilding. Dept. M880, 800 Silver Lane, East Hartford, Connecticut, Oommandery of York Rite Woleomo H «r» gine jets were the most slgnlfi-. wounded late Wednesday when at the penitentiary.' Osborn Jr. saying, "No one benefits Romney said, however, that Room 220. Masonry, Sphinx Temple Shiin- cant war acUvlty reported early a burst of Communist artillery Should not have been re under mob law. Let’s end It there might be some legal ques ers and Omair Shrine Chib, ’Tall today as hea'vy weather contin tion about whether the Presi Sincerely, fire hit a U.S. base canip 11 leased. now!’’ Cedars of Lebanon, and Temple ued over North Vietnam, and miles south of the demilitarised When he found out, Os Dirksen said it demonstrated By Young Negro Gangs dent could make such a declara STlAm;BY W E I^ Chapter of Eastern Star. the ground war again .was zone. born decided to return vol that responsible Negroes "real tion. marked by art of a series designed to bustling back to norinal. BRAND NEW and Navy jets from the carriers dicted by Rep.-elect Adam Clay- in secUons of Westchester Coun keep city youth "cool" during FINAL 8.25 X 14 8.45 X 15 Oriskany, Bon Homme Richard U.S. Offers Air Trips cars with sirens silent and roof Tranquility came to the dishe ty, bordering the city to the the summer. N YLO r TIRES 8.15 X IS and Forrestal. Pilots claimed (8ee Page Ten) lights turned off, raced from veled city after another night of north. A police sergeant said the mUltary siege on stubbon, last- widespread damage to trucks, But Spanish Harlem, the up group —"100 to ISO of them” — bridges, barges, roads and rail To War-Injured Tots ditch nests of snipen. per East Side area hit by three headed down Broadway, tried In the showery lUvinwiH be 24 MONTHS lines. nights of violence earlier in the unsuccessfully to turn over a 0 ^ NEW YORK (AP) — The U.8. dleman said. "We expect that fore dawn, helicopter* gave i^uppdit CLEARANCE WEAROUT GUARANTEE In South Vietnam, guerrilla week, remained calm. taxi, then moved east at 46th government has offered free air the children will be released to troops guidance as their search The homeward-bound theatre Street to Fifth Avenue, startling lights probed rooftops to betray BRAND NEW transportation to this country us. You might say we’re cau- Pope Vacationing strollers and show-goers. 7.35x14 7.75x14 8.25 x 14 8.55 X 14 for war-injured South Vietnam- tiously optimistic.’’ crowds and other strollers hidden gunmen. gawked in surprise as the bands Tearing away protective The last four hours before NYLON TIRES 7.35x15 7.75x15 8.15 X 15 8 A S x 15 State Yduth Dies esc children needing specialized The program would start with grills, they smashed the win LADIES' medical treatment available in four children already chosen lor of young Negroes, totaling about sunup passed with only two re- ^Hitching’ Ride the United States. evacuation. They range in age 100, raced through the smart Blye’s Men’s shop with ports of snipers. After Weary Trip streets of midtown. garbage cans and stripped 36 MONTHS Two members of the Commit- from 10 to 14 and have injuries Arrests, mostly for curfew On Georgia Road Police responded with 40 pa racks and displays clean of violation, mounted to 8,100. But WEAROUT GUARANTEE tee Responsibility, an organl- too severe or of a nature that VATICAN e m r (AP)—Back The Pope said he would take trol can and later sent double Jackets, and cashmere and al zatlon of Amerlceui physicians, cannot be dealt with in Vlet- between m idnl^t and 6 a.m. BETTER DRESSES AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)—A Con- from what he depleted as a "a few moments of rest,’’ then patrols Into the 17-bIock area of paca sweaters. The mob also they Increased by only 199, NEW PREMIUM told The Associated Press that nam. wearying but satisfying journey "turn to the much, much, much dragged mannequins out of a 8.25 X 14 8.55 X 14 necUcut youth, hitchhiking to Fifth Avenue extending south of small by comparison with other 6.50 X 13 7.00 X 13 7.35x14 7.75x14 William Bundy, assistant secre- Two require facial plasUc sur- to Turkey, Pope Paul VI settled work" still ahead of him. Rockefeller Center and north Wallach’s men’s store window 8.45 X 15 Florida with his fiance and two periods since the riot erupted. NYLON TIRES 6.95 X 14 7.35x15 7.75x15 8.15 X 15 other young persons, was kiUed tary of state for the Far East, gery, one had a groin injiuy and today Into his summer vacation He is expected to remain at ward to Tiffany’s at B7th Street. across the street and broke wln- "With the exception of pock- A Th FS( prices PIUS 1 93 'o 3.56 FCDFRAl EkCiSF Tan Wednesday night when he was made .the offer in a letter to the the fourth was severely burned routine of rest and study. his cool retreat five or six A men’s shop owner said $18,- group eartier this month.------on hfs face and neck by napkim, The Pope was driven directly weeks. During that period he 000 worth of merchandise had (Bee Page Tbn) (See Page Ten) W er« 18.00...... NOW NM»t Thn* U n i f t anaUM* In tlM* oUm Uttn ihotMi. k t h i Alovf Micis axe fox struqk by a pickup truck In a to his summer residence at Cas- ! IIACXWAU TUXEIESSI hit-and-run accident near Au "We approached him earlier the doctors said. will finish preparation of a been stolen. 14.00 MAC PASSINOR TIU GUAJUNTa I ••••• ^ this year on the matter,” said The committee has estimated tel Oandolfo, south of Rome, forthcoming document on reor A foot patrolman, hand on ncMunNuwnc tmm wua noMm gusta. after d e b a rk ^ from the Jetlin lUMrmrAMMt m I WHITEWALLS Dr. Herbert Needleman, a Phi- that 80,000 South Vietnamese ganization of the Curia and of holster, commented, "this is the The victim was Michael Hol er that brought him home from plans for th* historic worldwide fmf MC Bfo ll OIMUmI INSTALLED FREE! land, 18, of 880 VaUcy St. New adelphia physician. “In early children will be injured In the ^ wremg area to fool around with. hMffo • fofotti Of «« Ml •< M $•( lilMi fwM. I 2.40*x»ra July we got a letter that said war this year by one side or the Turkey Wednesday night, synod of Roman Catholic bish A lot of money Is wrapped up W er« 15.00...... NOW iM d . N IX* MM, ta Mihwni^ m wa NOfoM Haven, Conn. He was killed in- I the State Department was other. A third of thoee children * ****** tired,” the 69- ops to be held in Rome starting here.” Negro Riots Continue, 11.00 miNhM ***I] «M *r n*m* ia *Mh«igi N kt gric* In i n t iiM n OUm m i. NO TRADE NEEDED! stantiy in the accident and the ‘prepared to offer air evacua- never will reach the medical yo®*’’®*** pontiff told a crowd of Sept. 29. •Ur into KMfot •tehnii $rii* I* n*un m*a I FREE ROTATION! truck driver has not been found. Police said there were several b* • tfn* tt M> priM 9k» PMm I I n i n I n tion’ for the children if the facUlUes of the South Vietnam- Greeters at Castel Oandolfo only Also still before the Pope is reports of persons being accost fon Nfoh < Nt *1 nm*. With Holland were his fiance, South Vietnamese government I FREE FLAT REPAIR! Patricia Woods, 17, of Putnam, ese Ministry of Health, the ® *««^ «***«*• »»* *^nidged the Issue of birth control, the ed by a small band of Negro Peace Pleas Ignored W e i« 13.00...... NOW * Somu sizti in 18 mo. tlrofr oro Rayon Cord. approves.” doctors said around the ancient Christian principal topic of study during youths in the Columbus arcle I Conn., Richard Perry, 20, of Of those who do receive help, Eifiiesus. Turkey, In NEW YORK (AP) — Ex- spots. Fires were set by gaso 9.00 Putnam, and Susan Jackson, 16, . Needleman and Dr. Frank his summer vacation last year. area, Just off Central Park. Ervin of Boston, left New York wilting 100-degree heat. He haa long postponed and dec- ploslana of mob ‘violence line bombs, police said. of Danielson, Conn. (See Page Tern.) His face was drawn, his voice Officers said one young couple However by morning the city Deputy sheriff Marvin Lam- for Saigon Wednesday afternoon was pummeled and robbed of continued to rock the nation to get that approval. ______slightly hoarse. (lee Page IMrtoex) was calm and police reported back said Holland’s companions between $10 and $20. A lieuten today deepite pleaa for peaob the situation "under oontroL’’ Were 12.00...... NOW UFETIME GUARANTEED "We’re going with an open ant at the West 64th Street sta from Negro leaders. But De- 7.00 N (See Page Eleven) mind about the problem," Nee- tion, responsible for the area,. trolt, scene of the worst race In Chicago, Dr. Martin Luther was unable to confirm a report rioting in the nation’s history. King J^. declared Wednesday: by the Dally News, which quot was quiet enough this morning "Congress has created the ed a Transit Authority patrol- for Oov. George Romney to lift atinoophere” for 'vicioua Negro B ra k e Job an enforced curfew. rioting and must take immedi In Middle E^ast ate steps to end unem]rioyment. • Rne cotton eoutil At Minit Auto Care, Every Brake Job is Performed There were also disorders and by Competent Factory Trained Mechanics. Canada Awaits vandalism in Toledo, Ohio; "We do not need measures • Long and thort langtiw Phoenix, Arlz.; Soutii Bend, like the 'antiriot’ bill which has COMPLETE 10 POINT JOB INCLUDES: ^Backlash^ of Ind.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Ciam- sailed through the House of • Watot aIzH 2s to 40 3-Word Blockade bridge, Md.;« u ., andlutu KalamazoontuiuiltUHW Representatives; we need legia- Finai Clearance 1. Pull all 4 whaala 6. Add baavy duty braka fluid latlon Uke the ‘antirat’ bill and 2. Claan braka drums 7. Rabuild all 4 whaal cylinders UetyauUe Visit AUXon, Itich. n brought to the rent supplement proposal • WUI boiMd ftont and back. 3. Chack assla and springs 8. Rasurlaca all 4 braka drums ~ -"i0 the number of Michigan MlcUgon cities hit by vlolience. In Cam ALL c o n o N 4. Intlall naw linings 9. Adjust all 4 whaals 2 9 8 8 To Repatriation OTTAWA (AP) — Canadian (See Page Ten) S. Repack front wheal baaringa 10. Road'test car S/Uef |Mx«t Xatrkxs Cm) officials waited with some ap bridge, National Guardsmen moved in behind a wall of gas to Lifetime Guaranteed Brake Job is guaranteed to AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — A of the Interior.’’ The Jordanians prehension today for repercus disperse a crowd. dispute over three little words— considered this ah attempt to sions from the stormy visit of present owner of car for as long as he owns this car. TTiere were dteoiders In three DRESSES and SHIFTS CHARGE IT! State of Isra e l-^ blocking the squeeze out recognition of Israel President Charles d* OauUe. largely Negro areas of Philadel In the event failure occurs of any part installed by repatrlatl