PAGE TWENTY THURSDAY, JULY 80, 19T0 . Average Daily Net Press Ron For Hie Wedc Ikided The Weather June 87. IMO hours at the home of Neoaroff’s Sunny, hot, humid through friend. Mafic Knee at 48 Madi­ About Town DAC Survey To Seek Ideas Sunday. Possible thunderstorms Nazaroff Takes Stand son St., Nasaroff and Miss Bret­ 15,610 in evenings. Low toni^t in 70s. on ate at the West Side Italian Miss Moira C. Dutton of Uyn- Kitchen. After leaving the res­ wood ,Dr., Bolton, Is studying For Educational Programs Hanchester— A City of Village Charni French at the Leyson American In His Own Defense taurant, Nasaroff decided to ed by volunteers from the Town look for his other car, a Valiant, School in Leyson, Switzerland. Beginning Monday, residents B y DOVO BEVIN8 Before her return to the United of Manchester will be asked to of Manchester, who will visit VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 256 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 (Classified Adverttsing tm Fage 16) PRICE TEN CENTS which had been missing for two families to be surveyed. All (Heimld B«potter) States, She plans to tour some participate in a town-wide drug days. Testifying that he sus­ those to be surveyed will be The malnslaughter trial of John Nazaroff of Man­ of the major European clUes. education survey sponsbred by pected that his wife had it, Nhs- contacted by telei^one and pos­ \ ■ri She is the daughter of Dr. and the Drug Advisory Council, and chester co n tin u e yesterday in H artford County Supe> aroff and Miss BreUm p r o c e ­ tal card before they are visit­ rior Court, and Nazaroff took the witness stand in his ed to. the 203 Maple St. home of Mrs. L.N. Dutton. Public Attention to Narcotic and Drug Abuse (PANDA), in an ef- ed. Volunteers will have letters Mrs. Nasaroff. own defense. His attorneys, John Berman and Courtney .ort to set up a base line for ed­ of introduction from the Drug Bouitib, had Nasaroff relate Here they saw the Baker car The executive board of the Advisory Center to identify moat o( the details leading up Manchester Junior Women’s ucational activities for the fol­ and the VUbrin car leave, and lowing year through the Drug themselves. to the January abootinjr o i B in X E T IN Club will meet tonight at 8 at they followed them, ending up Advisory Center. All information collected in the Israel Accepts Peace Plan Oeor^e VUbrin, also o t Man­ Hie defense rested Its case at Oak and Spruce Sts. There the home of Mrs. Charles Car- survey will be held strictly con- early this afternoon, and the sky, 86 Kenneth Dr. The survery was designed by chester. was a lot of commoUon arouid Mark H. Swerdloff, Coordinator fldenUal and used only for data jury was to be charged after re- TEL AVIV (AP) — Israel ac­ tions have split on the proposal discuss udiat practical steps ^vlll t h e defense began its case Nasaroff’s car, with Mrs. Nas­ of the Drug Advisory Center, purposes. reaping military advantage hamed .Hassaneln Heikal late 'Hiesday afternoon, after turning from a lumdieon reci aroff and Mrs. Baker trying to *1116 VFW, because of the Dr. Stanley Fisher, director cepted today the United States with the principal commando be taken now. from any cease-fire. warned that Israel may under­ heat, has canceled Its kitchen and Frank E. Vogel, a state re- Asst. State’s Atty. Joseph F, get In. When VUbrin appeared, n.ibllitation counselor, in an ef­ of the Rehabilitation Research peace proposal (or the Middle outfits vowing to continue the The Israeli announcement 'Die Israelis fear the Egyp­ take a "crazy act” If the Arabs and tried to pull Nasaroff from social scheduled for tonight at Doctoral Training Program at fight. said that, “ despite the dangers tians will use a limited cease­ turn their attention to matters ^ e y Jr. *®“Sr***J*'f Spnice-Oak St. IntersecUon, Vll- the Poet Home. fort to determine what types of East and agreed to a three- testimony of Nasaroff. girl- a ttu ck ei Nasaroff as hii car, Nasaroff said he was programs will be most effective the University of Connecticut, The Israeli Cabinet reached Inherent in the matter," Israel fire to beef up their military de­ other than the "armed struggle month cease-fire with the agreement at its fourth meeting with the enemy.” friend, JoUne M. Breton of the latter tried to get back in terrified. Miss Karen M. Mtoor, daugh­ in combating the growing drug has donated ecUisultant time in was prepared to subscribe to fenses along the Suez Canal RoclnrlUe. EgyjnUans. on the U.S. proposal, whjch en­ In a full-page editorial in his his car. Nazaroff, resisting Vllbrln's ter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis abuse situation in Manchester. helping to Interpret the data the U.S. proposal concerning a prior to renewing the fighting. countered strong opposition newspaper, A1 Ahram, Heikal The trial began Tuesday of Nasaroff then allegedly pulled alleged attack, remembered the Minor of 73 Amott Rd., has been Groups of concerned citizens which is collected, and Tyme- A government announcement cease-fire for three months at Israel's hardline Gahal party, from rightist elements who had defended Nasser's acceptance last. ___ week.. ... Nasaroff, , 27, , Is a 22 caliber pistol from under nine-shot revolver he haej left on named to the dean’s list for the have been meeting over the past share Inc., a national com­ said Israel had decided "to sub­ least on the Egyptian front. which holds six of the 24 Cabinet threatened to quit Prime Minis­ of the U.S. proposal as "a last ^ W . car dashboard, and fired the floor of his car, grabbed It, second semester at American several years to attempt to les­ puter processirilg; service firm, scribe to the latest peace initia­ The statement said the deci­ seats, came out against the plan ter Golda Meir’s coalition gov­ chance to settle the Middle Bast connection with the death of several shots at VUbrin. The and fired. International College, Spring- sen the growing drug problem. located in East Hartford, has do­ tive of the government of the sion on the cease-fire was because it calls for Israeli with­ VUbrin, 82, during a street ar' cause of death was multiple Nazaroff said VUbrin was lung­ field, Mass. However, in spite of their con­ nated computer processing time, United States and to appoint, at ernment if it accepted the reached after “ taking into ac­ drawal from Arab territory cap­ crisis." He criticized as "child­ American proposal. ish” the stand of "certain Arab guinwt that flo w e d a tra ^ c in the chest ing toward him when he pulled certed efforts the problem con­ to help use the data meaning­ the appropriate time, a repre­ count the. clarifications provided tured in the 1967 Middle East fully for the Town of Manches­ elements” opposed to the plan. Mcldent at Spruce and Otk 3^^ ^^ms. internal Injuries, and the trigger. After the shooting, Full Gospel Christian FeUow- tinues to exist. Consequently, sentative for peace negotiations In Washington, officials ex­ by the government of the United war. Sts. on Jan. 5. ship. Interdenominational, wlU ter. Heikal agreed with the Pales- a fractured left arm. Nazaroff got back in his car, the survey has been formulated without prior conditions” under pressed hope that the cease-fire States.” In Cairo, a spokesman for have a Bible study and open dis­ It is expected that meaning­ Inian guerrillas and other Arab Nasaroff was orlginaUy Prior to the 10:80 p.m. shoot- and waited for the police to in an effort to give new direc­ auspices of U.N. Middle East might be put Into effect without, This was taken to mean Wash­ President Gamal Abdel Nasser cussion tonight at 7:30 at Or­ ful data which can be used to opponents o t peace negotiation charged with Orst degree mur- Nasaroff, in his car with arrive. tion and impetus toward reduc­ envoy Gunnar Jarring of Swe­ delay. But they said they had no ington's reported reassurances warned Egypt's Arab critics to ange Hall. gear educational programs will that the U.S. proposal will not der, but the charge was lowered m Iss Breton, was supposedly Also brought out through yes­ ing the crippling effects of this den. direct word as yet from the Is­ to Israel that it would continue avoid "division In the Arab to second degree. On March 18, following a car carrying his es- terday’s questioning of Nazaroff problem. It is felt that before be available in a short while. Egypt and. Jordan have al­ raeli government and without succeed in bringing peace. John T. Haney, son of Mr. Haddens Wed 50 Years to maintain the Middle East bal­ lines'’ over the American plan a grand jury refused to indict tranged wife, Renate, driven by was the alleged "violent nature" •■nily effective measures can be Volunteers who are willing to ready accepted the plan, but “ Nothing will succeed In our and Mrs. John Haney of 160 knowing exactly what will be in ance of power and prevent any and Nasser's acceptance. him on the murder counts, and a friend of hers, Mrs. Judith of VUbrin. Nazaroff mentioned Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hadden South Windsor, with whom the 'ormulated citizenry involve­ help administer the survey are Palestinian guerrilla organiza­ Parker St., has been named to the Israeli reply they could not of ‘ the warring parties from Information Minister Mo- (See Page Eight) the manslaughter charge was Baker. Also following Mrs. Nas­ several incidents when VUbrin of South Windsor, formerly of Haddens make their home. ment must take place to a far urgently needed. Anyone will­ the dean's list for the second filed. aroff was VUbrin, in the form­ had threatened his life, and Manchester, were feted at a SOth Mr. and Mrs. Hadden were greater extent. It is hoped that ing to help provide this service semester at St. Anselm’s Col­ Testlmoiiy Same er's car. said he was afraid of the man. wedding anniversary dinner re­ married July 31, 1620, in Hart­ by participation with the survey is asked to contact Mark H. lege, Manchester, N.H. Nasaroffs testimony yester- Miss Breton had picked up Defense counsel suggested that ception last Sunday at Valle’s ford, and lived in Manchester far greater community aware­ Swerdloff at the Drug Advisory day was corroborated by Miss Nasaroff from his Job at the VUbrin was the aggressor. Steak House, Hartford. until 1967. Mr. Hadden was em­ ness and information can be Center as soon as possible, so Breton’s tesUmony Tuesday. Oimver Mfg. Co. on Hartford “ Terrified” Vernon The reception was given by ployed by the Savings Bank of gained. that they may be trained in They related about the same '^td. in the afternoon, and they When Skelley asked Nazaroff the couple’s daughter and son- Manchester until his retire­ The survey will be administer­ surveying methods. facU as the coroner’s inquest had later picked up one of Nas- why he shot VUbrin, the defend­ A rt Show in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ment. The couple now spends Saigon Rock Fans Still Rolling revealed late in February. At aroff’s cais, a green Dodge ant replied: “He was attacking Jarvis of 1832 John Fitch Blvd., the winters in Venice, Fla. that time. Deputy Coroner WU- converUble. me; to defend, myself— I Due Aug. 15 Uam J. Shea Jr. found that af- took for Car thought he was going to kill me. MIDDLEFTELD, Conn. (AP) The prevailing attitude of the er Leo F. Mulvahy said he has mind and one called the gather- and power and telephone lines arracks rock fans was summed up by ter the auto collision at the After they had spent a few I WBLB absolutely terrified." The Tolland County Art As­ Vandals Steal were cut. — Young people continued to no plans to force anyone to Ing "a massive act of civil dls- sociation will hold its second an­ one youth from Meriden who leave the aki resort. obedience” — with or without Skelley's intensive cross-ex> Three electric heaters, two pour into the rockless Powder amlnaUon brought out that on nual show and sale Aug. IS Materials From sat^ he would stay "until the "They can stay there till music. hot water heaters, four base­ Ridge rock festival area today, food ran out. I’ve got to get each occasion prior to the shoot­ from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Trl- board heaters, two power drills, Bom bed Thanksgiving," Mulcahy said. "Things are more together ing that VUbrin had confronted Clty Shopping Plaza, Vernon Housing Project yo u ll get a head heedless of the fact that there my twenty-dollar’s worth some­ At the ski area, long lines of here than Woodstock," the youth and 300 feet of electrical exten­ how.” Nazaroff, ^^Ibrin had never Circle. sion cord were taken. SAIGON (AP) bomb oo music. boys and girls snake danced said. "We all know we're break­ Local artists will show and The Mayfair Gardens housing Some rock fans abandoned through the site, sometimes jng the law ” come closer than ten feet to project In the North End was Ernest Marino of Westerly, ripped through the ground floor But, as they did, the producer Nazaroff. Skelley asked If it had sell original New England arts their cars as much as five miles chanti^ to the beat or ^ Im- By early ' Thursday evening, broken into sometime over the R.I. filed a report with Man­ of a U.S. enlisted men’s billet in of the rock festival announced ever occurred to Nazaroff that and crafts. Anyone having any a t S.B .M . away from the site, and today promptu percussion band 'niurs- state poUce were estimating 18,- questions concerning the sale weekend, resulting in extensive chester Police yesterday after downtown Saigon tonight, caus­ he was trying to rent Yankee tow trucks were removing the VUbrin might be afraid of him. vandalism and loss of materials the missing articles were de­ day night. It was the only music o^o youths were on the fiopes Nazaroff didn’t know. should contact Lori Severson. ing extensive damage to the Stadium for a two-day concert vehicles. of the day. for the Rocky Marciano Con­ termined. He said that a door But State PoUce Commission­ But some said they didn't (See Page Eight) The defense and prosecution struction Oo. of Westwood, N.J. to the apartment where the ar­ building and a half dozen v ^ '- Aug. 22 and (S3. are constanUy arguing over The total loss was estimated at ticles were stored had been cles. First reports said there Tickets sold for the banned points of law, objecting to each $1,S00. forced open. It was locked, but WtOch for Oitr 4nnounoomem were no injuries. Powder Ridge festival at $20 other’s quesUons. In addition. Court Cases Eight buildings in all were was not hard to break open, he American demolition experts each would be honored at the Judge Anthony Armentano had entered. Walls were kicked in. said. said terrorists placed a 45-pound stadium, producer Alan Sherr to caution Nazaroff several CIRCUIT COURT 12 plastic charge adjacent to the said. He said contracts to rent times to refrain from volunteer­ 10-story Ky Son enlisted men’s the stadium would be - signed ing information, which might Manchester Session Nixon Assures Israelis William Bushy, 17, of Eagle- billet. About 400 Americans left within a few days. The ball prejudice the six-man, six-wom­ Golda Meir, Israel’s lady premier, chats with newsmen today before meetingr the building and U.S. officers park holds 68,000. an jury. vUle, was found guilty today on a substitute information charge with her cabinet which accepted American peace plan. (AP Photofax) said all military men were ac- a festive atmosphere was of breach of the peace and fined counted for. maintained at Powder Ridge, Cease Fire is No Peril $00 by Judge Nicholas Armen­ The explosion hurled a large meanwhile, by 18,000 young per- FOR LOS ANGELES (AP) — Pres­ segregation when help is asked. tano. ball of flame into the sky and sons already at the ski slope site, Congress to move quickly to ident Nixon has given the Israe­ "We are" not going to have WllUam J. Durro of Walling­ fire swept through the blUet. "The injunction will stand,” pass his environmental protec­ Some adjoining Vietnamese said a young voice over the li government his personal as­ forced policy in this area,” he tion measures and, referring to Cosmetics ford was found guilty of failing surance that entering Middle to obey a state traffic control lers, Bombers, Rocks frame buildings also were dam- public address system this said. “ Our policy Is one of coop­ the smog blanket that covered East talks, as he proposed, signal and fined |20. aged, along with a half dozen morning. “ No stage can be used eration rather than coercion." much of the East Coast this n m DErr. STORE 11*8 would not endanger Israel’s mil­ In the case of Peter M. Rock­ W h at military vehicles parked near for entertainment and no power —The economy will be "m ov­ week, said: "It was perhaps for­ (Wb BMW A MsMaa Vs W ssss) itary position. ett, 17, of Stafford, charges of the billet. can be used for entertainment, ing upward In the last half of tunate in a way that the East B . MlrtWM m O L (M « l «s Pspdkur M ktx Uggetts arson—burning a private build­ Rattle Hartford North End Ambulances and fire trucks And share your drugs.” Nixon told a television-radio 1970" with inflation being Coast saw this problem In such anm wbd„ nniB8.,'m. in • ing, inciting tojury to property a Sale! A T raced to the scene. The newcomers arrived today news conference at the Clentury cooled. However, he said, he a massive manner. Now we and conspiracy were nolled and HARTFORD, Conn, (AP) — youths threw firebombs at their throughout the city. PoUce Chief Witnesses said flames shot singly and In groups, walking Plaza Hotel Thursday night that may have to veto some popular realize that we don’t have much VACATION BOUND? a Tolland County bench war­ Racial disorders continued for patrol cairs. Thomas J. Vaughw kept an ad- Into the sky after a fuel diesel and hitchhiking to a festival he hojifd Israel would Join bills if Congress appropriates time left." the third night Thursday as po- Sniping attacks came from ditlonal ISO men on duty, many engine running an outside gen- banned by the courts as a pub­ Egypt and Jordan in accepting lOAiiilHnsRflR rant was served to him. more than he wants and a re­ Nixon was asked about the re­ Uce reported they were targets one rooftop and several build- of them wearing riot helmets erator for the biUet blew up. An lic nuisance. his proposal for a 90-day cease­ PLAZA HAS THOSE NECESSARY ITEMS The companion case of Gary quest for higher taxes would be port, made public earlier In the W. Campbell was continued to of sniper fire and bands of Ings in the North End, police and carrying shotguns, A few slept along the road­ fire while negotiations move used as a last resort to keep the youths roamed the city's pre- said. One man whom they did Police began firing tear gas (See Page Eight) side during the night but most week, in which his special ad­ • CHILDREN’S BATHING SUITS Aug. 18. forward. federal budget under control. dominantly black and Puerto Rl- not Identify was arrested in con- as outbreaks of looting and fire- continued the two-mile trek on visers on campus unrest said • MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS A charge of illegal possession Fielding 18 questions in 29 He believes his order sending TEMPLE can North End section, looting nection with one o t the inci- bombing occurred with greater foot from the state police bar- Nixon had not been paying • CHILDREN’S PLAY CLOTHES of narcotics against both David minutes, Nixon also told the U.S. ground troops into Cambo­ enough attention to the prob­ rO Tl FOR P. Deyorlo, 87 St. John St., and and throwing firebombs. dents. frequency, and clouds of gas icades set up on roads around audience of Washington and • TERRY SCUFFS the site. dia increased the prospects for lems of students and racial mi­ John E. Murphy, ^28 Trotter St., There was also trouble in two At least 15 persons—four of hung heavy In the muggy night Smog Level California newsmen: The young folk camping out a negotiated peace. He said norities. • BEACH TOWELS was nolled. Prosecutor William other areas of the city, both them policemen — were treated air on North Main St. in the JOE on the ski slopes at Powder —The administration will Washington and Saigon are in • EAR PLUGS Collins said that he felt that sites of disorders Wednesday. at hospitals (or minor injuries most embroiled area of the The President countered that, FLOOR COVERING In the predominantly Puerto and then released. Early today North End. Retreats In Ridge seemed undeterred by the send federal officials into the agreement on negotiation policy. evidence did not support the • SUN TAN LOTION lack of music and the arrest of South to promote full school de- ^^The chief executive urged (See Page Three) DUFFEY possession charge. Rican South Green section, po- poUce said 71 persons had been Firemen were not called to • FIRST AH) SUPPLIES their hosts. DEMOCRATIC In a companion case, Arlene Uce reported scattered Incidents arrested on a variety of charges extinguish many of the smaller Heated East • SUN HATS M. Sheff, East Hartford, waived of looting, rock and bottle ranging from from breaking the flres set In trash cans and piles PRIMARY throwing and firebombing. pe€u:e to assault. • SWIM CAPS a hearing on probable cause. INSTALLED ARMSTRONG of garbage in the streets. They Rain showers had washed AuqpMf 19, 1V70 Her case was bound over to In the Charter Oak Terrace Hie major disorders began had earlier been targets of down smog levels over the East­ OR area, more than two miles from about 8:80 p.m. Hiursday after ALL AT PRICES YOU LIKE. Bponsored by ClUMns Hartford County Superior Court. ern Seaboard today after a for Duffey the North End, police said a day of scattered incidents (See Page Ten) week-long air pollution threat Peter Richttnyer, 'IVeas. All three were arrested at a SHINYL VINYL drlve-ln on W. Middle Tpke. in BRO that brought a presidential call February of this year. for prompt legislative action. INLAID Pollution alerts or warnings were rescinded in Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia. AFTER 14 YEARS AS DECORATqR TO THE TRADE W. F. BIDWELL INTERIORlS LINOLEUM Uruguay Guerrillas Kidnap New York (ilty continued its alert but relaxed some restric­ INSTALLED IN KITCHEN tions on the use of incinerators. At a news conference Thurs­ UP TO 9 X12 day night in Los Angeles, Presi­ American, Brazilian Envoys dent Nixon took note of the pol­ MONTEVIDEXJ, Uruguay tary of the Brazilian Embassy, kidnap Gordon Jones, 26, the lution threat caused by a sta­ OPENS TO PUBLIC (API - A U.S. Embassy official Once inside, the terrorists drew U.S. Embassy’s second secre- tionary air mass over the East 100% 501 N weapons and forced Dias Go- tary, and Nathan Rosenfeld, 88, for the past week. NO W YOU CAN DEAL DIRECT WITH THE DRAPERY. UP- and the Brazilian consul in Mon NYLON P IL E midge to leave with them In a the Embassy’s cultural attache, “ In some ways it is fortunate HOLSTERY AND SLIPCOVER WORKROOM THAT HAS FOR tevideo were kidnaped today by ^ar, police said. but the attempt failed, although the East Coast saw the problem PREPARATION EXTRA Tupamaros, Uruguay’s left wing Although the Tuparmaros Rosenfeld, of Herkimer, N.Y., In this severe manner," he said. YEARS BEEN SERVING RETAIL, DEPARTMENT. FURNITURE AND CARPET urban guerrilla movement. have been operating since 1963 and Jones, a Californian, were “ It shows there is not much FABRIC STORES. Dan A. Mltrione, 50, of Rich- and are Latin America’s oldest “ wounded slightly,” an Embas­ time left to solve it." sy spokesman said. mond, Ind., was seized by five urban guerrilla organization, He said there was no short- Installed Over Heavy Padding terrorists In a station wagon this was their first kidnaping of Rosenfeld and Jones went to range answer to the problem, 3 Pc. LIVING ROOM SET who Intercepted his car and foreign diplomats. Dias Co­ the U.S. Embassy building over­ “ We can’t get the .kind of auto­ midge was the first Brazilian forced him Into theirs at gun­ looking the Plate River after mobile engine which would be diplomat kidnaped since the Tontplo Floor you got carp in g ihut's point. Mltrione, formerly police eluding their would-be kidnap­ pollution-free in a year or two. wave of political kidnapings be­ |uot onl_ luxurious and procttcol but also chief of Richmond, was a pub­ ers. But Congress could pass the en- This sis gout corpot lic safety adviser for the Agen­ gan In Latin America more than Pollce first reported Mltrione vlronmental blU I sent It. They cy for International Develop­ two years ago. had been freed in a suburb but should put It on the front burn- IhoMs up btdurifully in tho hoevisst traffic ment, the organization which He and Mitlrone lived with the Embassy later denied the er." Idrsos rosisttng soil, stains and footprints. *299 dispenses U.S. government aid their famiilies in Montevideo. Fratival orchestra seats are occupied in vain at tions for a show that will not be. Kids have diffei^- report. RE-UPHOISTERED Inolndea Carpet, Paadiag Dias Comidge’s wife and six Nixon said the fe(jeral govern­ Middlefield as fans keep arriving and taking posi­ ent ideas. (AP Photofax) abroad. All furnituro sfripped down to the Ilt 's tigh tly wovon with d o u M s |uto bock and Expert Taekleaa A news vendor was the only ment would take strict action to Simultaneously, guerrillas children were in another part of witness to Mitrione’s kidnap, po­ for ysors of wsor. Decorator colors. InataUatkia! see that none of Its installations frame, re-gluea and springs aH jj dressed as telephone repairmen the house, in the suburb of Car­ lice said. The vendor reported added to the problem and he tightened. Excellent selection of 4S KITCHEN CARPET entered the home, of Aloysio rasco, when the Tupamaros five persons armed with pistols urged industry to use nonpollut­ the latest fabric to choose from. Sq. Yda. Installed 2M.7I Sq. Y(^. Installed 302.15 Mares Dias Comidge, 41, the struck. GOOD SELECTION Brazilian consul and first secre- The terrorists also tried to (See Page Eight) ing fuels as much as possible. * “ You'll be glad you called W . F. Arm Caps IneU 78 45 Sq. Yds. Installed 337.05 Sq. Yds. Installed 374.50 OF COLORS •119“ New YorlTs electrical power OPENING SPECIAL ON Bidwell Interiors. problem also eased Thursday as David Says ‘Goodbye CheP LABOR— Plus Cost of FABRIC lower temperatures reduced the air conditioning drain on avail­ CMMNEinmH able electricity and consumers By The Washington Poet fling at politics is in his long range INETAIIED Housing Scandal Exposed cut back on other usage. WASHINGTON — "Good Night, David. plans. He has had an "Itch" to get into Consolidated Edison Co. "Goodbye, CJhet." national politics for more than a decade, CERAMIC TILE and the big wrench will come when CALL p r ^ e d the "wonderful coopera­ No one at NBC news will confirm this SLIPCOVERS WASHINGTON (AP) — the spectre of "a national scan- checked in Washlngtm and re- Himtiey tries to decide whether to make S FT. TUB > 4 8 # tion” by the public that enabled Imagined signoff (or Friday night’s TUB AREA Congressional Investiga- dal of the most sordid type." ports on 13 houses In Philadel- u to meet a peak demand of just a run (or a seat in the United States ^ 3 Pe. LIVING ROOM Installed Up Yg Tlte Celliiv “ Huntiey-Brinkley Report.” But it is one 643-9()52 ENCLOSURE tors have uncovered evidence A spokesman for Romney said phia were attached, under 7 million kilowatts, with a Senate or the House of Representatives. that has been considered for Huntley’s He’ll be 89 in December, and any plans SOFA & 2 CHAIRS WE HONOR that federal program designed Patman’s letter had been re- "In both Jhiladelphia and reserve capacity of 8 per cent. farewell appearance. S ^ ^ O O to help poor people buy homes ceived but the secretary would Washington there has been vis- Con. Edison, with two major (or politics will have to be made soon. ” fabric. Lovely Mieefion of •27.95 Huntley retires to the big sky country Yes, he is a Democrat, and so are Mon­ has been used by speculators to have no comment tmtil after the ual Inspection of these home4," generators broken down, re­ of his native Montana, and he walks out febrie at lA price. ChooM from Graaff, TODAY Installation. ibetra tana’s senators and both representatives. make (at profits on slum hous- charges were studied, / the report said. "They are duced voltage by 3 per cent, and at the top of his career. For that ^lone, Wavariy & ^um aehsr. Many with Scotch- With 2 Pe. Fixture The personal income of any performer ^ A.M.-9 PM. . ing. The Investigation was carried slums. Plaster is cracked and upstate utilities' cut theirs by 5 Reuven Frank, President of NBC news, gard. The investigators said FHA out In two cities—Washington falling, wallpaper is peeling, per cent In eastern New York to In broadcasting Is difficult to figure, be­ / ' / / point's out, Huntley will have a lasting cause the amount Is clouded by deferred appraisers have approved sub- and Philadelphia—^by the staffs wiring is faulty, wood is rotten, spread the available power, place in broadcasting history. payments, residual benefits and retire­ standard housing as eligible for of Patman’s committee and tlie roofs leak, hot water tanks are in the pollution alert. New "He is the first newscaster in the his­ the program where the govern- House Select Committee on bad, rats, etc., etc." York's commissioner of air re- ment plans. tory of broadcasting to leave the business But “ The Huntiey-Brinkley Report" ment subsidizes Interest pay- Crime. <

F A C E T W O MANCHESTER HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 Work Stoppaffe Threatened Sm og Level H artford THEATER TIME Columbia MaVIERAIINQS Sheinwolfi on Bridge TAR. eA*±SlC *-< 0 SCHEDULE FORRAREN1BAND Retreats In / -ByCLAYR-POLLAN- YOUNG PEOPLE TRUTHFUL COLUMNIST PUZN DEPT. STOIE AKIES LIBRA NORTH MHA Makes Part Payment MAX. 21 _M Year Dally AcHvHy Guidt M. Sin. Disorders Canoe Q u b PRAISES NEW BOOKS (We Rftve A t u m r n Te PIraee) According to Ihn Start, 'I Cinema I '(East Hartford) — r s . oblK lin e l the rtN n pf i t lo neerm 4 A 3 2 Heated East »» ocf. Getting Straight 7:00, B:2S; p tftn lt abetri me ewtabihly el B. M nm tJB TP K E . (Heart $a Pei To develop message for Saturday, marie eomaM let titaine Sy mta ehaartn. By ALFRED 8HEINWOU) ^ AK62 ^Continued frora Page One) ^ 4-22-33.44 6-55^73d Magic Machines 9:0B. ^5445-80^ reod words corresporainfl to numbers 74-7^77 Continue Plans 0 AK3 nant air patterns oyer the city m m WED., THOR*., i m o f your Z o d ia c birth sign, East Hartford Drlve-In —Got- Perhaps I should look embar­ 4 AK3 On Mayfair Gardens Job ^TAURUS SCORPIO through the weekend. 61 See (Continued from P « f e One) ting straight 10:20; The Ambush- A U A tE t AOMIHED rassed about praising my own ^ A M . « 1 Us* 31 Out ocr. 22 0 G m n I Auditwei WEST EAST VACATION BOUND? 2 SucccM 32 Arbitrate 62 Tempestuous ers 8:30. D a y ’ A u g. 15 book, but I have a responsibil­ By WILLIAM COE meeting of the MHA and repre­ that Phelon was away on vaca­ A Weather Bureau meteorolo­ c4r>52-&^82iB4 5 1 -6 2 -7 2 09762 OQJIO The Manchester Housing The Highland Park Brook en­ water-wheel about 12 feet in 6 Distroctions 36 Dsoiing 66 Bother much c< the evening at pcMce 8:30. "T a g Day" Aug. 16 from 1 to Partntd GuldMci Su g ftitM tional delays, Diana said, the In smog conditions In the Balti- eiMiNi 7 Rbnr>onc« 37 Stride 67 Fields SAGITTARIUS good bridge books, as they <4 1098 76 4 QJ Authority yesterday re­ That session was called by the tered the east end of Case’s diameter and three or four feet • CHILDREN’S BATHING SUITS headquarters meeting with Manchester Drive-In — The housing authority to learn why MHA members agreed to re­ more-Washlngton area. I MAY 21 8 Substantial 36 By 68 Up NOKi 4 p.m. at St. Columba’s Church come out, and the best books leased to the Rocky Marci­ Upper Pond South of Highland wide. Water for It njust have • MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS 9 You 39 Monty 69 Officiois Vaughan, and she later aald Cheyenne Social Club 8:30; The SOUTH the delay-plagued project was lease the payment. City officials in Philadelphia IJUNt 20 10 Do 40 IrKlisposed 70 In MC to help raise money for equips In many years are jn y new ano Construction Co. $70,- St. (now Rt. 6 highway). This ceme by pipe from tho ponds they had discussed impoeing a Reivers 10 :20. 4 KQ7654 still only 85 per cen> complete The payment actually made said the rainfall Wednesday and • CHILDREN’S PLAY CLOTHES I 906-27-38 IIToke 41 Tontalizing 71 Your ment. The club is a non-profit . KEtTRICnD Pocket Books of Bridge Puz­ is a long, narrow, quite deep above. We always stepped to 12Just 42 In 72 Now 1-1625-36Mi curfew on tha city today. Undtr 17 raqulm Kum Ainylng 9 411 o f an $87,000 install­ Thursday eased the problem C./49-7D -78 4 7 -5 0 6 9 R j Mansfield Drive-In — Mar- zles. Today's hand, taken from six weeks after the contract came to $70,411, however, be­ pond. We boys used it for fish­ watch It through the open door • TERRY SCUFFS 13 Attends 43 A 73 You The causes of the disorders Lowe 8:45; Kelley's Heroes organization and the youngsters P in n l or Adult Guorditn 0 8 54 ment the MHA had previ­ completion date of June 10. cause 10 per cent was held back there. The Weather Bureau said CANCIA 14 Foresight 44 Shopping 74 Seek CAPRICORN- were unclear, but a number of the introduction to Book No. 2, ing, swimming, and skating. It was operating a vertical • BEACH TOWELS X JUNE 21 10:15. raise money In various ways 4 542 ously refused to pay be­ At the Monday meeting, both the stagnant high pressure sys­ I 15Things 45 In* 75 Friends DK. may show you the general idea as a late penalty, and $8,700 has About every two months or so cylinder :ir,d piston pump, but 16 Do 46 For 76 Quietness North End blacks and Puerto State Theatre — Boatnlks 1 :00, North East South Wert cause of a dispute with the tem was moving awray from its • EAR PLUGS i m r 22 JAN. throughout the year. of these Inejcpensive paper­ sides blamed the other for the been attached by three firms It would yield a fair crop of we never knew v/hat It was 17 Amount 47 With 77 Pfivocy Ricans, talking to a reporter, . NO ONE UNOEN 17 AONIHEO 3 NT Pass 5 4 Pass • SUN TAN LOTION 18 You 48 And 78 Bockgrourtd 3 - 1 8 - 2 9 ^ ; 3:00, 7:30, 9:30. contractor over the May- delays and adjourned In an at­ claiming they have not been pumping for the mill. center in western Pennsylvania. i , 2-13-24-35 cited the acquittal Wednesday of Mrs. Thomase Guthrie and (Ago lim it may vary backs. 6 4 All Pass frogs legs. We could always get '4 5 -5 6 6 7 191s 49$toylng 79 Doctor 161-71-79-85^ Burnside — Catch 22 7:10, fa ir Gardens elderly hous­ mosphere of rancor with little paid by the contractor for work A pollution warning in Geor­ • FIRST AID SUPPUES 80 Buy ij a Hartford policeman charged Mrs. Henry Burton- co-chair­ In cartain araai) . North dealer. sixty cents a pound for them, 20 Alert 50 Could AQUARIUS 9:20. apparent resolution of the prob­ or services. gia was to continue over the 21 Not 51 Perhops 81 Your . -■ with manslaughter for fatally men, ask, that townspeople Both sides vulnerable. ing project. which was a lot of money then. • S U N H A T S 22 For 52 The 82 Above i JAN. 20 Atty. Vincent plans, MHA lems. The MHA was unable to Replacing W alks state as far south as Brunswick shooting a IB-year-old Puertfil check homes, garages and niAdgiMCtrvf Opening lead — Ten of Clubs. Even so they were so good we • SWIM CAPS 23 The 53 Quarrel 83Npw J m . It ously to the top trump and the chairman, ssld the sutiiority re­ get a firm estimate on comple­ State Officials until Saturday, when the Weath­ 24 Your 54 But 84 Reprooch | Rican youth. bams for saleable Items. " I f 09 TMC Try to moke six spades Diana emphasized the MHA often preferred to eat thehi. 8 25 In 55 Moy 85 Todoy 1 8-17-28-39/C. MOTION PNCTIM COW 09 MU-NfOUUnOH. top club. If East were able to lented and agreed to make the tion. er Bureau predicted the stale ^0-21-32-43 "The whole thing started with Ten Pinkies you don't use it, we can sell against the most reasonable de­ is protected because satisfac­ Where the brook entered, it Take to Sky ALL AT PRICES YOU LIKE. S 7 5 3 6 4 - 7 5 26 In 56Creotlve’ 86Woy I 5O60-8i;86^ ruff, you would discard the los­ payment In order to avoid a However, the contractor's tory performance of the contract air would be pushed out to sea. 27 Best 57 Sprucing 87 Become * this lom bardi bit," said one P^i- it," said the women. Dontdions fense, ticking off the cards In had spread the sediment from VIRGO P IS C U ing club and take the last two threatened work stoppcige at the representatives did agree to is guaranteed by a bonding 28 Of 58 Importont 88 Seeir>g | erto RlcfUi man. "That's what Awarded Caps can be In furniture, pictures. the diagram as you play them. upstream erosion to make a A U G . 21 29 Feel 59 Don't 89 Irritated a H I . IP struction Inc. to William and tricks with your trumps. North End site of the -76-unlt submiet a written estimate in company. Also about $100,000 of To Study Air 30 Tempting 60 Come brought It all on.” He referred Jewelry, paperbacks, flower TTien compare your own effort shallow area, over which fish liVTl Sfxf. 22 90 People M A X . 2 0 ^ Then members of the Junior Jean Lambert, lot #10 and TTie six puzzle books recently apartment complex. time for a meeting of the hous­ the $988,000 contract price re­ 6 / 1 to a Hartford Superior Court containers, odds and ends and (sometimes pickerel) would Connecticut state air pollution ,11-162637 12-23-34^16/ house on Columbia Estates, and with the description of the win­ published In this series each A check for $70,411 was pre­ ing authority next Wednesday. Public Records )Good Neutral Jury's verdict that Anthony Auxiliary of Manchester Memo­ anirthing that someone can pos­ mains unpaid. bask in the sun. It required a officials literally took to the 5 9 -8 7 -8 9 i85A^ € 576088-90^1 Mildred Tyrol to Russell a iiS ning line of play that follows. contain 90 bridge hands for sented to officials oi the con­ Usted Deficiencies Warrantee Deed Lombardi was limocent in the rial Hospital are sporting new sibly use. Either co-chairman According to Rossetto, work lot of patience and careful air today, to survey and assess Catherine . Bugbee, house E U id Take the king of clubs and you to test your skill with, to­ tracting firm by Joseph Ros- That estimate is to be based was proceeding at the Job this Lillian G. Fendell to Michael death of Abraham Rodriguez. may be called to pick up items. manipulation to get a fine wire the air pollution problems of the headgear today. They were land on Rt. 6. lead a low trump to the king setto, assistant contracting of­ upon a list of more than 40 al­ morning satisfactorily. There S. Fendell, property at 519 E. Other residents said they did Property Transfers gether with instructions for noose on a long bamboo pole more densely populated areas LARGE - WHITE - GRADE A awarded caps for 100 hours of Also, Delmtis Cookson to Jer­ ficer for the MHA, Diana said. leged deficiencies and imcom- had been little activity for the Center St., conveyance tax $22. not think a Puerto Rican The town clerk's office record­ first since, as South, you don't working them as puzzles. At a around one. It could be done, of the sptate. Vernon zy and Stephanie Josz, house Wanted Their Wages pleted items of work found by past three weeks. Quitclaim Deed charged with killing a police­ service. Mrs. John Dormer, ad­ know about the bad trump cost of less than one cent per and gave more pri>ud satisfac­ Isadore M. Wolfson, newly ed property transfers over the and acreage on west side of Sheetrockers, masons and a Louis Drakos Associates, archi­ Rossetto said that defective Alexander Jarvis to Cottage DOZEN 4 9 ^ man under similar circumstanc­ visor, made the announcement break. A - normal break in hand the new books are almost tion than catching them on a elected chairman of the (Jlean past few months as follows: Erdonl Rd.; Robert Tupper to iMick hoe operator working at tects for the project. and poorly laid sections of side­ Homes Inc., property on east es would have been acquitted, yesterday at an annual picnic spades would give you 12 easy as big a bargain as your daily Air Commiaslon, has arranged Warrantee deeds, Morton Shim- Charles and S. L. Probert, par­ the site reportedly were threat­ Diana said Monday the MHA walk, recommended for replace­ worm-baited hook. side of Broad Street., convey­ and several echoed a mother of held at the hoTne of Mrs. Doug­ tricks. newspaper. for the air surveillance with Plaza Blames Alco elman and Joseph Vlnnlck to cel of land and Improvements ening to walk off-the job unless would refer the request for the ment by the architect, were be­ The boys had a long rope ance tax $39.60. . J49 las Roberts of Bolton. When you discover the 4-0 DaRy Question the state Bureau of Aeronau­ four who said, "The police, they P.J.C. Copp, lot 65 In Pine HUl; thereon, Macht Rd.; Alfred and uicy received their pav from the $87,000 payment to Its legal ing removed with power equip­ hanging from a high tree limb Attachment BOILFD HAM LB. Two teen-age summer volun­ trump distribution, lead a club Partner opens with 3-NT and tics. discrlmlitate against Puerto Ri­ Herbert and Mary L. Palmer Prances Raciot to Kenneth and contractor. counsel, Atty. Herbert Phelon. ment. on the north bank. By climbing Fogarty Bros. Inc. against teers were presented with 100- to dummy's ace to make sure According to Wolfson, the trip can people.” to Kenneth and Donna Hinkel, Irene Oloewskl, land and build-’ the next player passes. You The possibility of a work stop­ Following the meeting, how­ The sidewalks were a major up the hill as far as possible George R. and Mary L. Lewis, For Loss of Store hour service pins. has been planned to assist in HOOD several lots on Rolling Green ings on Hop River Tpke.; Fred East doesn't get rid of a club hold: Spades, J-10-9-8; Hearts, page arose after a heated and ever, the work stoppage threat bone of contention at the Mon­ with the rope end, a fellow property at 532 Woodbridge St., The Redevelopment AgeiKy Sam DlCarlo, manager of Al­ Pinkies receiving caps were pinpointing sources that con­ Hills; Leroy and Oliver Kinney Bellows to H. Gardner Hills, while your back Is turned. Cash Q-J.4.S; Diamonds, Q-J-10; apparently unproductive on-site occurred, and it was learned day meeting. could take off, sail way out $1,500. G A L. JUG had an unexpected problem co, said the developers have no tribute significantly to pollution Andover Patti Briggs, Diane Dieterie, of Hebron to Lina Lucarelli of East Hartford, acreage on Roll­ the top hearts, discarding a Clubs, Q-J. Trade Names CONTENTS dropped in its lap last night as legal responsibility to get S over the pond and drop off in of the atmosphere and to deter­ MILK 95^ Susan Dziedzinski, Kim Wilson, Derby and Edward Rockett of diamond and ruff a heart. Take What do you sayT Richard C. Pedemonte, doing owners of the existing shopping tenant to fill the vacancy that ing Hills; Harvey Collins to deep water. Boy! That was fun. Debbie Demers, Nancy Easley, Shelton, two parcels of land on the top diamonds next and ruff mine the nature and extent of business as Performance Plus, center In Rockville charged that will be created when Popular Voter Session Joseph and Sharon Barros, land Answer: Bid 6-NT or four One extremely hot day the Diane Keeney, Linda Snow, Basket Shop Rd.; William and a diamond. the overall situation. This in­ rear of 244 Broad St. RIVIERA the developers of the renewal moves. He noted, however, that on Rt. 66; Adam and Mildred clubs. In this case a bid of water was fine but the sun was Nancy Tartaglla and Kathy Terri Todd to Michael and A r­ Nixon Assures Israelis formation will help enable the Norman Gerber. Paul Martin a i«a were taking a business Alco does feel it has a moral Slated Aug. 10 Kowalski to William and Violet Ruff In Passing four clubs would be the Stay- unmerciful. One swimmer, a red HALF Woodcock. lene Kealy, Bolton; Clotllde state to step up efforts to se­ and Francis M. Philibert, doing away from them. obllgadon to all coicemed. Soracchi, land on Rt. 87; Sol Next lead a low trump to man (Convention, asking partner head, suffered a sun-stroke. He ICE CREAM GAL. 85^ The pins were presented to Boss! to Joseph and Marie Avig-- cure abatement of air pollution. business as Norman Paul Asso­ Owners of the Rockville Shop­ Baum said he also felt there At Town Offices Koenlgsberg and N. Leo Koe- dummy's ace and return the to bid a major suit of four or recovered but lost all of his Ann Abele and Lisa Kennlff. none, property on Rt. 66, and Accompanying Wolfson were ciates, 46 Cornwall St. ping Plaza, Isldor Rubin and was a moral obligation on the nlgsberg to Harriet Rosen, Wll- last heart. Your last cards are more cards. However, the Im­ hair and was bald headed ever Commissioner of Health, Dr. Mr*. Robert Campbell of Rt. The summer volunteers are Arthur and Elaine Wetherall Cease Fire is No Peril Marriage License David Kotkln, eicplained that the part of the lagency, although limantlc, two parcels of land the Q-7 of trumps and the losing mediate Jump to 6-NT is Just after. Even lost his eyebrows Franklin M. Foote and Mr. Lou­ 87, Andover, will substitute for working under a new program to George and Patricia Wil­ (Oontinued from Page One) recognize the reality of fears of them do to me.” Norman Edgar Beliveau, 99 Popular Market, a major tenant the agency has no Jurisdlcticai and all buildings and Improve­ club. If East discards or follows about as good when you have and lashes forever. is J. Proulx, Chief of Air Pollu­ POTATO CHIPS 49^ Mrs. Earl Palmer during Au­ preparatory school. Summer liams, land on Cherry Valley ments on west side of Pine St.; repression among students and At several points, Nixon ex­ Vernon St., and Hieresa Doran, In their center, intends to move as far as tenants are concerned. suit, you will ruff with the seven so many honor cards. while the federal government Below the dam the water ran tion Control. gust. News items should be boys are included—one college Rd. Philip Segal, Lebanon and Ed­ minority groups. pressed hope for at least limited Manchester. into the commercial parcel of He asked Alco to cooperate with of trumps, cash the queen and Copyright 1970 will do what it can to ease cam­ into Case’s Lower Pond. That The state Clean Air Commis­ fialled into Mrs. Campbell after student, one high school stu­ Also, Willimantlc Savings and ward Spoust, Norwich, to James "W e do not believe in repres­ success in the strategic arms Building Permits the new center, where It will be Rubin and Kotkln In finding a General Features Corp. pus unrest, ‘ ‘it is a problem was quite shallow compared to sion and the Department of 2 p.m. Her telephone number dent, and the third attends Loan to James and Phyllis g;ive up the last trick simultane- sion,” the President said. " It is limitation talks with the Soviet L & M Homes Inc., new dwell­ the major tenant. new tenant for the plaza. and Bernice Wheaton, house and which college administrators the upper one. The dam is Health will, as a result of their U 742-8876. preparatory scsool. Summer Parker, land on West St.; Oar- not a government policy." Union In Vienna. He said they ings at 114 Sunny Brook Dr., 132 SEVEN/ELEVEN STORE Rubin told the Redevelopment No one representing Popular land. Old Hop River District and college faculties must face where the stone arches now findings, direct their principal volunteers work five days per 01 Construction Inc. to Robert His questioner had referred to were aimed at limitation of Sunny Brook Dr., 140 Sunny Commission that he has never attended last night's meeting. R d.; Edward Tervldes, Scotland up to.” He said he thought it carry a roadway across the top activities to controlling sources The Board for Admission of week averaging three to four and Joan Baldwin, house and lot to Geraldine Petrus land on some of Vice President Spiro T. arms rather than disarmament. Brook Dr., 69 Carriage Dr., 126 305 Green Rd. — Open 7 A.M. -11 P.M. 7 DcqfS known ajipther town where re­ Default Asserted ■ “ very short-sighted" for univer­ Agnew's public comments, to of some small falls or rapids. of pollution which by nature of Electors will meet In August on hours per day, except for faih- on Himt Rd.; Olive Lester Field Hunt Rd., and Kenneth Sim­ And, responding to a question Carriage Dr., and 10 Mayfield development would come in and The problem of the shipping EASTHARUORD sity presidents and professors which Nixon replied: from a Los Angeles newsman in They are beautiful In times of their major contribution to the ily vacations. Openings are to Arthur and Margareet Mar- I ‘'IVI IN i f , Dr., $20,000 for each. try to take business away from center was not the only one the the second Monday, Aug. 10, mons to Dorothy Simmons, Am- "to put the blame for all the high water. problem wdll also show the from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Town available for boys. Interested ceau, Chaplin, parcel of land ston Lake, house and land on “ I, of coursel do not accept this city with a heavy popula­ another center. agency was confronted with last XTNu. owTsmoLNwiLiirucn. s«inTm.HMBiK. problems of the universities on The brook then winds, and be­ geratest promise of reducing Office Building, instead of the young men may contact Mrs. and buildings thereon on Cher­ Parker Bridge Rd. the proposition that the vice tion of MeTclcan-Americans, Nix­ He explained that the lease night. Baum read a leUer from the government," president represses people. It on said increasing Job opportun­ hind the paper mills plunges pollution. drawn by the original owner of usual third Monday. This will Joan Bendtsen in the Volunteer ry Valley Rd.; Mary Ann Pazl- ELLIOTT CANDICE the local Housing Authority, Nixon also was asked about seems, to me that people are ities for Mexican-Americana over the brink of falls. O. C. the center, Abner Rosenberg, allow those whose rights have Office at the hospital. anos of Manchester to Anthony Manchester Evening Herald written on recommendadon of GOULD-BERGEN statements by his campus ad­ very free in p eakin g up about was a "high priority” adminis­ remembers as between 40 and matured to be made voters, Classes are held four times Bottlcello of Manchester, land Columbia correspondent Virgin­ Charged with M urder called for a food store where the the office of Housing and Urban visers. that government should 60 feet high. It was not always on Woodland Ter.; Carol Con- ia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. the vice president. Many of tration objective. Popular Market is and a food Development (HUD). register with a party If they per year for the training of the so high. Instead of a straight NEW HAVEN (AP)—George wish aitd be eligible to vote in GHTTgC YOGA store only. It asked that Alco be declared Pinkies. At present, enrollment HSU> OVER down drop, the brook original­ Outlaw, 61, of New Haven was Kotkln questioned if the re­ In default of its contract in con- either party's primary. Is filled until the first of next ta j BIG WKEK ly flowed over an inclined ledge charged with first-degree mur­ year. S m ^ A EXERCISE CLASS for newal area could have a super­ necdon with the building of a Anyone who is 21 years of as rapids not nearly as high as der Thursday night In the shoot- market and still have one in age, has lived in town for six Approodanately 40 girls at­ DEAM MAarm Housing Scandal Exposed high-rise housing project for the the present falls. Before O.C.’s death of another New Haven the old shopping center. Refer­ months and hasn't been made HEALTH and BEAUTY . . . elderly in the renewal area. tended the picnic which was "THIAMMISHUS" (Continued from Page One) walls, no cranks lo open win­ case where a furnace has been time, someone had built a high man. ring to a survey made of the a voter can do so by dally ad­ JolnUy sponsored by the hos­ leam to relax and relieve tension HUD asked that Alco be de­ dows,” the report said. “ Defec- condemned, a homeowner has stone retaining wall like a dam Police said they arrested Out­ area some time ago, Kotkln mission on or before Aug. 10 pital and the auxUlary. FV>od acquire energy, overcome fatigue clared in default of contract in been done." live door lock, missing guard no idea where she will obtain across the top of the rapids law after finding Henry Small, said it had determined that two or at the voter-making session was prepared by the hospital connecdon with construedon of "Housing inspectors found 24 rail for porch steps and defec- the necessary funds to heat her which backed up the water to 48, lying on a sidewalk with a .trims and firms your figure super markets could not exist. the project. Several weeks ago, on Aug. 10. New voters will be chef. Swimming was the raise its surface enough to flow bullet wound in his chest. Small In defense of the Redevelop­ housing code violations—peeling live plumbing." house next winter. She has sev­ wbaf yoga can do for you Alco cited a delay in the signing eligible to vote In the pri­ favorite activity of the day. Into a new channel leading it to was pronounced dead on arrival . normalizes your weight ment Agency,. Lester Baum, paint, missing plaster, holes in They also reported, "In one eral small children. In another of the contract by the federal maries. Volleyball, tennis and other the top of the present high at Yale-New Haven Hospital. "An Hour of RelEucatlon and Tranquility'' commission chairman, said it case, gas and electricity has agency and noted that this de­ OI Gift Bags games were played from 11 to falls. Police said Outlaw was found MARINE CORPS LEIAOUE HALL—715 Parker St., Manchaater « Ideal lor Men was never the purpose of rede­ been shut off until the poor lay meant a great change In The Women'a. Auxiliary to the 8. A regular meeting was con­ In the rear ol the paper mill standing next to Small with a CLASSES START MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd and Women oi velopment to try to take a ten­ homeowner makes repairs that construedon costs and bank bor­ Andover Volunteer Fire Dept. ducted following lunch. Two Hartford Men Cfiarged was a wheel house and brest shotgun In his hand. Intermediate at 7:16 P.M. • Beginners at 8:80 P.M. AU Agee. ant from one center and put rowing costs since It first bid Is in the process of conducting n ie last meeting for August he cannot afford and which Registratiaa Mon., August Srd at 6:45 and 7:45 Please bring it in another. on the project. its yearly canvass in prepara­ wtU be held on the 27th at the should have been made before 8 (IlLASdte ...... $12.00 Small M at Stating he has not seen the Alco signed a contract to tion for filling the Santa Claus home of Mrs. John Dormer. A In Unrelated Town Crimes FTIA approved the sale.” . . . TOUR mSTRUCTOR — SHIRiLEY BANKS . . . lease signed with Alco by Pop­ Gift Bags for the servicemen build the nine-story building for hot dog roast Is scheduled for Manchester police arrested ./as taken at knifepomt from a ular officials, Kotkln explained $1.6 million last September. In Vietnam. The house-to-house noon. two Hartford residents yester­ lone attendant. Kiwi Fruit Delicious the lease with his fiirni caimot HUD did not sign undl about canvass will continue until day in connection witii Manches­ Vasquez was processed and CHICO, CaUf.—After 20 years’ be terminated. It has some five months later. Aug. 20. Anyone who may be ter crimes. released after posting a $5,000 development at the U.S. Plant eight years to go. He said At the dme these facts were overlooked and would Uke to non-surety bond. He is scheduled Introduction Station at Chico, Popular could, however, close noted, Alco suggested that per­ centributa should contsust a Richard Sylvain Benoit, 16, to appear In Circuit Court 12, the Kiwi fruit Is making its bow the store and it could remain haps the project should go to member of the AuxUlaiy. was charged with five counts of will help Manchester, Aug. 17. In the United States. It’s an S .B .M . vacant until the lease runs out. bid again, with Alco also bid­ A tag sale, for the benefit of breaking and entering with Another suspect In the holdup, orn&mental Chinese gooseberry He said either the store would ding. It was felt that this would the Andover Grange, will be Feature Shown First criminal intent and four counts remain vacant or some sort of Joseph Steplen, 17. of Hartford, with a delicious bright-green cause more delay In construc- held tomorrow at the home of m ANCHESTe •very Night Xxospt of larceny under $250 in connec­ a "deal" would have to be made f FH., S«A R ■rtMhg Bvss. tion with a series of thefts of was arrested July 13. He has fruit the size of a hen’s egg. So Uon, however. Alco will meet Mrs. Aim van Deusen, 161 Lake far it has been growm success­ you ^et a head! WE SELl to allow a complementary store HUS 6 & 44A • 601 iON NOICH appeared in Circuit Court 12, with Housing Authority offi­ Rd. Items from parked cars on July to take over the lease. He said iDeJr mwe thw own “The Qieyeniie Sodal Chib”| 18. The thefts occurred in the Mimehester, and his case was fully only on the West Coast. It cials, on coming to some agree­ Bridge Night originated in China. he used the word "deal” in the imwLiDfMinnaD mans New State Rd. and Downey Dr. continued. good sense. ment, on Aug. 17. Winners at last week's Bridge Night w ere: FHrst place, B. areas and Involved nearly $2,000 Business Judgment The commission last night ap­ JVIPS STEWART Burton Smyth and William I ■»( -X 4 I •vorth of stereo tape equipment, Baum questioned if Kotkln proved plans for the two banks AMIKENICHOISHLM Radzewlecz; second place, Mr. HENRY POWDA tools, golf equipment and vari­ was saying that the agency was that will go into the commer­ ' BONUS BAYS NIGHTS and Mrs. Heinz Bartel, and MON lUF WfD IHUR ## ous other Items. defeating its purpose. Kotkln cial area. They are People's third place, Mrs. Kay Horrlgan AUUIMKIN Benoit was processed and re­ replied that they did not want Bank and Connecdcut Bank and KNTIRe PARK OPEN • 1 P M Trust. and Marvin Graboff. iN 8m rW444t fMOf 8nM4 41 ]fW WRflt leased in the custody of his to loee the anchor tenant. He N8i«'8 y«tt |iiy ;’.".ther after posting a $1,000 non- The two buildings, which will said the food market draws oth­ ■THE CHEYENNE SOCIALCUJB surety bond. He is scheduled to ECONOMY stand side by side, will be ex­ CMNrw 119 le I# iws . . • S1.M ParkhilUJoyce er shoppers to the area. . . .WHERE THE WEST W AS REALLY MADE a.opear in Circuit Court 12, Man- WE CALL IT actly the same outside with the Inflicts Cigarettes Efen*44f eterI#yeers . e tSUeSO Atty. Harvey Hoberman, A?. -hester, Aug. 17. excepdon that People's will SHlRLfY JONES Munsel for Alco, said he felt Jose F., Vasquez, 21, was Flower Shop have one drive-ln window and LONDON — England's chief SUEANELANGDON That Popular, in its plan to move medical officer. Sir George NNfs’6 iN iron |Nqr IssigMI charged with robbery with vio­ Frank Gakeier, Frnailetor the other bank will have three. mmaumnmamn (g| Into the new area, was perhaps Godber, says cigarettes are the CMMtm «9 ta 18 yMTt . • • lence In connection with the 601 MAIN BT„ MANdBESTEl They will be constructed on the tvtn*«4vOT«rt8vMr» . . .• t s M l TECHNICOLOR* (Next to Hartford -NatloHd TOYOTA exercising business Judgment largest single avoidable cause armed holdup of the Texaco comer of Court and East Main Bank) ___ in not wanting to allow another of death in Great Britain. He MNM UMit M MU r 9JL M H 9JL PANAVISION* Service Station at W. Middle Sts., across from the profession­ ___ tt»4 H* m ? PM. aiingi a YES—WE DELIVEB a supermarket, which would be claims that cigarettes cause M ill 8 DMINMON fH M fSMtLiN Tpke. and Broad St. on the night Phoneai 649-0781—<4»-144t al building. larger, to go into the new cen­ nine of 10 deaths from limg AIR CONDI llOr^l I. of June 1. About $125 in cash Contemporary In design, the COROLU SEDAN ter. He said if that was the ceuicer, three of four deaths Coming Sunday case Popular might as well walls will be brick and the from chronic bronchitis and one Steve McQueen Evenings 7U0-9:20 BURNSIDE roofs asphalt die. close up shop. of four coronary heart fatali­ Sonny James Sundays from 2:40 t '•*! f i'AL'r .f.i . ' .Ml SANDWICH SHOP Atty. Hoberman said no one ties. 3 FREE SH O W S "The Reivers’ 401 C E N TE R ST., M A N C H E STE R ^ 8 7 5 intend to let that store stay va­ Double Death* ACinema Cemer filnii IVseniamHi cant. He assured Kotkln and (ACROSS FROM FIRST NATIONAL) John Adams, second president A Naiional General Piciures Release & Rubin that there were many M m MANCHESTIR DoHv o fd of the United States, and good tenants, and he expressed Thomas Jefferson, the third ™ 643-7832 confidence they could be pro­ AIR-COND'TIONIO • FHII PARK REAR THIATRf president, died the same day— vided. MARSHALL BURGER Bucket seats, 4-on-the-floor, synchomesh trans., carpeting, quiet, up-front on the 60th anniversary of the ORIVF-IN HARTFORD • 5?7 >??? AComsiMHi TODAY MATINEE at 1:00 ft 8:06 - EVENING at 7:86 ft 9:03 Comparing a shopping center Declaradon of Independence — Hrittuiii Si'fMil hjiw) Routf 91 Softh Sat. CkmUnuouz 1 dO-3:864C80-7dS ft 8:88 engine, all vinyl upholstery, whitewalls, wheel discs,~padded dash, fresh-flo SAVE DEPUTY BURGER ventilation, 73 H.P., 12 volt, 32 amp battery—and much, much more! to a Jigsaw puzzle, Kotkln said July 4, 1836. you have to put together all of Homehaek imes CHEESEBURGER the pieces. He said if a super- HCiemiN«iKr(4|.»tT maiicet does not remain in that uan MMiiMiii ROAST BEEF sjMice it may mean all sorts of iiiiiore ii ^ T H E ^ E A S T ramifications as far as other DRIVE-IN HAM 'N' CHEESE ' HI-LUX PICKUP TRUCK tenants and their leases are BBQ BEEF concerened. Willimantic 423-242! 50% Stating he did not want to STEAK find fault with the Redevelop­ PASTRAMI ^1 *2043 ment Agency, Kotkln blamed DoHvorod the problem on lack of oom- Yards and YcEds of Bright TURNOVERS municadOR. He indicated he Kellyls / a ) SOFT DRINKS thought there was some ar­ More comfortable and stylish than any other pickup in its class. Power packed rangement made between Pop­ Spring and SUMMBl THICK SHAKES engine can haul half ton loads at 85 mph, 106 H.P., 5,500 R.P.M., flow thru ular Miarket and Alco that A mad dog COFFEE, TEA ventilating system, 4-speed synchomesh transmission, 6.00x14 6 P R tires, 99.8 would let Alco pay the rent for Heroes iA. wheelbase. Lurniriously styled, built to take pimishment. Cab offers plenty the vacant store. He said hd runs behind. of h e ^ and leg room, writh safety and convenience being highlighted. Take could not believe that Popular When the They had a . Manhei ^ a Toyota ride before you decide! ___ would risk allowing comped- banshee cries afQaaUfy MORE WE HAVE IN StrOCK THE NEW CUSTOM TAIUWSD TONNEAU OOVKB FOR THE Hl -LUX M n «i ^ In the sidhe answers message for And someone else theAimy: We have broken ground for our new facilities for TOYOTA will die. ‘TJpthebrassr FABRICS SALES, SERVICE and PARTS to be known as LYNCH MOTORS AIRPORT — just west of Brrad and Ceiiter Streets. Come on down and M T ^ K M It's not too late to sow up to 50% OPEN whtch us grow! / ' U N M T B -IH n i on tho froshost summer f o i ^ s ovor. WUiy CMl. M. 4 7 DAYS A WEEK iMMVN*2a *«S Meiro-GoWwyn-MByer Ptesenis a KatzKa-Loet) Producliori starring Shop now . . . ond SAVE! ass .TO AND SEBVICE NOW AVAHABliE AT g«**«a*l Till I 1:00 P.M. — 12:00 P.M . W eekends Oint Eastwood Telty Savalas. Don Rickies. Carroll OConnorl MASH and Donald Sutherland inKELLYS HEROES mgm MORIARTY BROTHERS Panavistd^arKl Metrocoiof COME ON MN An logo Preminger Production — IND.HTT — (D3J4. LYNCH M OT(»S) Vincent PRICE IN au CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—646-5135 JUX71T CMOCE Color by DeLgxe'^ E N J O Y A ^OFT DRINK QOULO BERGEN Panavision* JamesGarner-Gayle Hunnicutt] .JSSiSS^ARTHUR JULIAN ..MARTY ROTH .^-..RON MILLER ON THE HOUSE Orentar ■nrtfMt WoBt\ Let T H E OBLONG B O r o^^wj-NORMANTOKAR TiCHilCOLOR* p — p e t e r 4 WOLF" TODAY fl:M - EVE. »tl6 434 OAKLAND ST. • RT. 83 • MANCHESTER It 0 « ! This Fnntnstlp H m U llM M i M I K a B Melraccltr rtD W ith This C^npon Yllnu lU d. Over L SAT. A T 3:10 ■ J:10 - 7:16 ft t:16 SHORT OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 10 AM. TO 9:30 P.M. • ' “TTHE OONQUEROR WORT a *:»4 Eve. 8:24 SUBJECTS 17th S*M«A4#«B WEEK Carr5l O’Connor-Rita Moreno ■William Daniels S SAT. A T 8:26 -1:25 - t M It 8:80 / /

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Second Congressional District Covent] RUBEROID Ph06» 8*341602 JX Pickett Urges Area Qinics; David Says ^Goodbye Chet Qvhiy Building Produd$ R oad Head NOW AT VERNON CIRCLE... RIZZO’S SKYVIEW ROOFING CONTRACTORS (Ceattmied from Page One) Chicago and then on the net- able au:counts, however, a major gain higher ratings after Hunt­ List Year’s Conservation Corps Sought Huntley had worked in Loe work’s national evening news share of the credit goes to ley’s departure. ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS Angeles for CBS from 1939 tm- show. Frank, with help from Julian “ There has been a special Hie development of a series the . environment go . unsatis­ til he Joined ABC in 1961. In 1968 ’The number of persons who Goodman, now president of the chemistry between Huntley and 305 Keeney St. Glastonbury, Conn. Projects fied,’’ Stanley explained. NEW STORE AND DISPLAY of medical clinics throughout he Joined NBC) and a year later claim personal credit for team- National Broaulcasting Com­ Brinkley,” Westin said. “ And I Elastem (Connecticut was pro- Stanley also proposes to in­ he was teamed with BrinkleyV Ing Huntley and Brinkley is pany. don’t think it wdll be there when Free Esttmote^Reasonoble Prices Road Foreman John Hardy clude young people in his legis­ poeed today by State Sen. John first to cover the 1966 Demo- large enough to .pack Madison EVank was then producing the Huntley is replaced by (John/ has Ubted the road projects lation. He said they would Join 16-minute news show and Good­ HAROLD PARENT cratic National Convention in Square Garden. By most rell- Chancellor and (Frank) Mc­ scheduled for the current fiscal Pickett, Democratic perty- a O>nservation Corps, be train­ man was the network’s Wash­ Gee.” endoraed candidate for con­ ed and then -move into the ington bureau chief. Whatever toe “ special chem­ year, with toe long-awaited gressman from the Second Dis­ towns to work with civic and Huntley and Brinkley were istry” is, no one has ever been completion of Brigham Tavern trict. fraternal groups and garden Vernon almost total strangers when they able to' explain it. TTie twa Rd. one of the prlncipcd itama Pickett is to be challenged in clubs to educate the people as were introduced at the Demo­ rarely see each other. oa toe Bchedide. a primary to be held Aug. 19, to what must be done to pre­ cratic convention Aug. 8, 1966. Huntley leaves boardcasting 'Hie road will be redone by State Senator William Stan­ serve and enhance the environ­ 156 % Hike in Water Rate Elach had heard of the other, with one of toe largest trophy AUGUST (some of the work is now ley. ment. simply because most broadcast collections in toe business. He in progreas), from Merrow Rd. Explaining his proposal, Steele Picks Manager newsmen know about each has won every major ’TV news Permanent Wove to the end of toe East View Pickett said the clinics would Bob Steele, Republican en­ In Effect During Appeal other. award, Incudlng an Alfred I. Acres subdivision line, leaving operate in conjunction with dorsed candidate for Congress­ The team was the television Dupont award, seven “ Emmy” SPECIAL a ehort stretch of dirt road be­ The town of Vernon has lost the quaUty of the water after hit of the convenUon and was each of the hospitals in their man from the Second District, awards and two George Foster tween that point and the other the first round in its appeal complaints from customers. . quickley paired for the nightly Peabody awards. respective areas and would be has named Anthony Sbona, end of toe road, which connects against a Public Utilities Com - decision of the newscast. Mythology persists Higher praise, perhaps, came locked so that supplies for the mayor of Middletown as his with Rt. 44A. in a New Yorker magazine pro­ clinics would come from those mission decision to allow a 156 t Work <» the road wUl Include campaign chairman. ’The ap­ ^ crease, will come at a later wiimer in the ratings, but re­ file published in August, 1968. hospitals. drainage, grading and oiling. pointment was announced this per cent water rate increase re- date, search indicates quite the op- TTie magazine said that Hunt- Citing the difficulty faced by Other drainage projects list­ morning at a press conference quested by Rockville Water and posite. ley and Brinkley had “ taken residents of Eastern Connect­ at <3ity Hall. COMPLETE CREME PERMANENT ed by Hardy include lowering Aqueduct Co. ’The winner, consistently, from their place in American popular a culvert on Silver St., replac­ icut In getting to the clinics Mayor Sbona served two INCLUDING CUTTING, SETTING In a decision filed in Tolland 1966 until 1960 was the CM-TV culture beside such immortal that do exist, Pickett said a Rockville ing a plugged concrete pipe In terms on the Middletown Com­ County Superior Oxirt yester­ program, "Douglas Edwards duos as Blanchard and Davis, AND CREME RINSE. series of such places would ’Twin Hills and completion of mon Council and one term as day, Judge Alva P. Loiselle Hospital Notes and The News.” Huntley-Brink- Abbott and Costello, Roy Rogers a project on Bunker HiU Rd. bring expert medical treatment City Clerk before being elected granted the water company ley pulled even in the ratings and Trigger and Fibber McGee ALL OTHER PERMANENTS MARKED Drainage work wdll also be done to every individual in this area mayor last year. permission to put the rate in- Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 in the spring of 1960 and took and Molly.” DOWN FROM REGULAR PRICES. on Oable Rd., 'TlmeB Farm Rd., within a matter o f minutes. crease into effect while final P-™- areas except ma- the lead in the fall of that year, and North School Rd. ’Ilie He credited the clinic in Es­ outcome of the town’s appeal temlty where they are 2 to 4 They held thatUead for seven SPECIAL GOOD THRU AUGUST. heavy Link Belt machine wdll sex, which opened July 11, with Road Paving is pending. 6:30 to 8 p.m. years until they were surpassed be used for dralhiage projects providing emergency health Oblectlnir to what it termed ------Walter Cronkite’s CBS pro-' on BHanders Rd., Lake St. and care for ambulatory out­ Tel!tinS!ii3r" Will Resume an u n r e l ^ b le ^ in r a t^ Admitted Wednesday: William p a m d u i ^ the 1967-^ sea^n. AND Pucker St. patients. He said it has also the town has filed an action Bartlett, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Lately, the ra tio s of the ^ o 'The cleaning and grading pro­ helped in recruiting badly need­ Paving operations will re­ against the PUC. The case was Grace Hlrth, Tolland Ave., Rock- P lu ^ SDwers [SfiidL of, £suudj^ gram wdll be flexible, wdth dirt ed doctors to the Elastem Con­ sume in Manchester on ’Tues­ argued last week in court to ville; Patricia Bassette, Char- ^ S e ' ^ t L o V lT p e fI ^ t roads graded ^ needed, water­ necticut area. day, Town Engineer Walter ways opened and roads sched­ ^ ’ Rockville; Brenda of the nation’s ’TV homes, close- Maehiiie Cltaned NEXT TO CALDOR’S - EXIT 93-1-84 He promised, if elected to Senkow said today. They were Septio Tanks, Dry Welto, uled for oiling to be cleaned and Congress, to work for federal Interrupted for several days rroHuxi intAo the flnoi Oieaver, Liegion Dr., Vernon; ly followed by the Huntley- Sewtr Lines Installed—Cel­ 649-2806 edged. ’The new sweeper wdU be Eleanor Phillips, East Main St., Brinkley rating of 14.8. funding to alleviate the finan­ while the contractor fulfulled outcome of toe appeal is known. lar WalerprooUng Dane. used to clear streets of accumu- Francis Benison, Hany Lane, ABC-’TV’s evening news has MR. GARY AVAILABLE AT REG. PRICES cial burden on the individual some obligations out of town. Judge Loiselle ruled that "the _ . j j - latd sand, and for cleaning be­ N. Park been gaining viewers in recent COUPONS NOT ACCEPTED ON SPECIAL and the hospital. The streets to be paved on interest of aU-11 parties wUl All Vbe Eldmund Magdefrau, W. NcKINNEY BROS. fore and after oiling. St., all Rockville; Roger Schal- months, but continues to run a Stating that Eastern Connect­ ’Tuesday, Senkow said, are: best served if toe rate sched- lU Peari Bt. — 643-5368 Hie foUowdng roads are THE ELITE AWARD WINNING RIZZO CONCRETE SWIMMING POOL ... __ , - ler. Box Mountain Dr., Vernon; poor third. Av Westin, execu- scheduled to be oiled, totaling icut U growing rapidly and the Benton St., from E. Center to ule, ^ p w e d June 1970, by Elaine Dennison, East St., Rock- tlve producer of the “ Frank Sewbrage Dtapoaal Oo. present medical facilities can­ Wadsworth Sts.; Wadsworth St., about 20 mUes in length: Clooper toe PUC Is I ^ r m l ^ to con- Moynlhan, Staf- Reynolds-Howard K. Smith Re- Lane, Ripley HUl Rd., Lewis ANY SIZE OR SHAPE YOU DESIRE — IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION not cope with all the needs of from Brookfield to Branford ue n effect, with feet. The condition is that if toe Births Wednesday: Daugther Clasaldy HUl Rd., North River unless something is done now. The paving will be with a appeal is sustained, toe water to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Moynl­ Rd. and Dunn Rd. Others may WHICH IS BEST FOR YOU? Conservation Corps. half-inch sand-mix overlay. company is to refund to its BOTH PRE-ENGINEERED SWIMMING POOLS han, Stafford. WANTED be done If time aUows. customers “ as much of toe ad­ In a statement issued today, Discharged Wednesday: Olga A leased Gondal will be used ditional revenues as are in ex­ M ayb e the Stanley said he envisions the Spek, Laurel Rd., Ellington; Net­ Clean, Late Model on Brlg^iam ’Tavern and Bunk­ cess of the rates and charges estabUshment of a Conserva­ Marilyn Vojeck tie Remklewicz, Franklin Park er HUl Rds. to shape up and ultimately determined to be W,, Melllsa Ott, Crystal Lake tion .Corps, similar . to the USED C A R S trouble with your smooth slopes, and Grant HUl Peace Corps, to develop both Given Shower Just, reasonable and proper in Rd„ Harriet Dzicek, Highland toe appeal," Ave., Kenneth Watson, Hills- Top Prices Paid Rd’. to excavate sholders and human and natural resources. spread gravel. The shoulder ex­ The refund, it was noted, will mpleted |3.2 million treat- Shalots and Cherry Tomatoes. THE IN-«ROUND POOL THE ML-ALUMINUM ON-GROUND POOL an amount equal to what they m m Church. .ment plant, build to improve EHESH: Blueberries, Strawberries, (hntaloupes, Plums, And to keep this efficient system operat- ■ ■■I® pointed out, is exclusive of win­ receive on welfare but would Peaches, Nectarines, Honeydews, Grapefruit, ing efficiently, we service the whole system. ter maintenance, and wUl In­ be expected to do a day’s work. Limes, New Crop Apples, Mangoes, Pineapples, So you might say we’re part of the system, too. IT clude also many other Itema "To pay a man to do nothing Apricots, Red and Green Grapes. Hardy noted were “ too numer­ is against our fundamental VISIT OUR IMPORTED BASKET DISPLAY heating oil ous to mention.’ ’ thinking, yet it is being done today while the crying needs of WEEKEND SPECIALS 24-HOUR SERVICE! • PHONE 643-5135 NATIVE CUCUMBERS ...... 2 for 2 5 « Vernon NATIVE GREEN and YELLOW BEANS lb. 2 9 « y o u ll ^ e t a h e a d NATIVE C O R N ...... doz. 7 « S M oriarty Brothers Guest Minister PEACHES ...... lb. 2 9 « Set Sunday In We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! - ''' ^ a t S .B .M . COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Talcottville PublWied Daily Except Sundays and Holidays at IS Bissell Street ttsncliester, Omn. (06010) "THE KINO 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 'The Rev. Dr.. Herman F. Telephone 61S-3TU OF Reisalg, who has a summer Second C3ase Postage Paid at home in Hebron, 'wUI be toe Manchester, Oonn. 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/ Hlattrl^pBtr: Kinley Dlrksen, with his mellifluous OF MANCHESTER tones and his well rounded psragraphs. Political Parade €p^nttt9 IfpraU) But Hubert has, we think, thought of (Continued from Page Six) 54 McKEE STREET 6494521 PUBUBHBD BY TBM. somebody who might fill the vacant spot. is accused by Thurmond, of HBRAIiD FRIHTINO CO.. IN. states, Florida, Virginia and Now is the time to bring fai your screens to be repaired. II BlaeU StTMt He, also, has a voice which is unique­ ' V pursuing "arbitrary, vindictive Storm window' glees replaced. M ucfa—t«r. Oona. Texas, this area is large and anU-South" -policies, for its ef­ THOILIfl F. FKRQOBOh growing in electoral strength, WALTER R. FEROUSO^ ly recognlseabls, from long distances. fort to enfirce the Consltiution PubUahen relatively low in its percentage and the laws. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Faunded Oytobw L U P ______He, too, enjoys sheer language as if It of blacks and Its sensitivity to were ah intoxicant. He, too, would rath­ Thurmond’s speech is not a GLASS FURNITURE TOPS PuUMiad l!T«ry Brtiiliic Bxeapt annamy* desegregaUon Issues. disaster for the Administration, ■ad BoUdays. Bmared atUM Port Offioe at er talk well on any side of A subject It has been as consistent in M aacbasur, Oooa., aa Saeoad Claaa Ma£ backing presidential winners as but It could be, in a way the MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) , M a t t a r . Senator never intended, a need­ than he on the same side of every issue the Deep South has been In pre­ SUBSCRIPTION RATeJ ed warning. Payabta la Adyaaoc aU bis Ufe. ferring losers. Truman. Elsen­ PICTURE FRAMING (all types) Ona T aar ...... ttO.U> The greatest handloap he faces is that hower, Johnson and Mr. Nixon Btr Moatha ...... 1 1 .K all carried the “Peripheral WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Throe ModUu ...... I.go he has not yet learned a leseon Dlrkson \ Oaa Month ...... t,fo South.” Quake Toll Tub Ekidognreft’om $ 3 0 to 8 4 5 p liM in8taUatkm ____ MEMBER OF finally managed to teach himself. Dirk- What does this Imply by way THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of White House strategy? “given la ^aichialTaiy air sm finally learned that there was al­ ittlad to the uaa o( rapaMleaUoa ol all this fact of life—that you cannot Reaches 175 aawa dlapatchea credit ad to It or not other- ways, In every thought. In every speech, take all of the South—the GOP wlaa ondtted In tbla paper aad alao the loort n em pubUahed her?; a place to Btop. must decide which part of the TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Res­ open tonight till 9! All rishu of repubUeation of apaolal die- If is not yet on the record that Hu­ South it wants,” the Rlpon re­ cue workers in northeast Iran patcnea haraln are alao raaaryad. port says. today found five more villages lha Barald Piiatlns Coinpany lac., ■»• bert has ever yet Bta|h[>ed talking, vol­ If the answer is—as logic devastated by earthquakes n m u i» flnancUl raaponathUlty for typo- ginpiilort arrora appaarlng fat ad rar^ untarily. suggests—the Peripheral South, Thursday and the toll of known •frtfr* Stock manu and other r^tna matter In The then Thurmond’s views are less In fact, a recent poll of the very % dead rose to 176. Maacharter ErenlnK B aiw .-■Aw:V. ^ f t i important than those of Tennes­ • kNli«s' bwmiidcB • 'v .! - * - 4. As the rescuers combed the Aitecrlbrt to Loa Anielaa Ttmaa-Wuh^ elechm te he b(q;>es win elect him to _ * ■ a I. •' • ^ ? •' "i- *■' ' 4 - I i ' ' see’s Howard Baker or Texas’ ion Post News Beiwicc. rubble and extended their • ki ^ Vw-* ' a •' “vicious hypocrisy, malicious national guardsman who has shot a that. a character assassination and re­ civilian under debatable circumstances. gional discrimination," for re­ TAILORS -And there may be law and order en­ jecting unqualified nominees for Photofcraphed by RetlnaU Pinto the Supreme Court. ^ o m jn o m thusiasts who resent any quesUoolng of THE CORN FIELD Now his own Administration The Nub Of The tissue HJLRTFORD police performance, and who consider * Alphonsus Donahue takes a breather in his cam­ la, left, and Joseph Ditrolio, right. Donahue is the \ DON’T MjSS THIS OPPORTUNITY! that it was unfair and unjust to bring The best way to understand the prob­ paign day in Manchester yesterday to chat on Main party-endorsed Democratic candidate for U.S. sen­ lem President Nixon has grasped in tbs St. with two veteran voters, John (Sparky) Saidel- ator. (Herald photo by Silver) Beat inflation and gei better quality clothing, tool Get custom this man to trial in the first place. Middle Bast is to begin with the mili­ measured for your tailored men's Suits, Sp. Coats, Shirts,- Ladles Suits, Dresses, Embroidry, Sweaters & Coats, etc. ” aw FASHtONtl tary facts. S EU IN G U. •. ADORCSft . K . T A I L O R * . But neither the possible bitterness of job — in Vietnam and on the 100% Satizfaclion GUARANTEED A year ago UraeU aircraft could fly Political Parade r». o. BOX «ooe o. aox K*tl»0 tbs one view, over the verdlot of ao- state of the economy, for ex­ RICHMOND. VA.. FRI„ SAT., SUN. KOWLOON C. P. O. at will anywhere in the sUes over Egypt Inside African Cloak YOUR GAR? xaaax SPECIAL SALE. .. M O N O M O N O Donahue Says Support in Town ample.” JULY Slat. AUG. lat, 2nd autttal, nor the Ukely insistence of the And they could at will attack any target By DAVID S. BRODER The Washington Post He conceded that ”lt won’t be We Boy Clean Used SELECT 2 MEN’S SUITS for S110°° other view that such an acquittal rtiould in that area. easy in November to elect a Cars Outright FROM OVER 7,000 Then the Russians Intervened with IMPORTED SAMPLES 2 MEN’S SHIRTS f o r *8°® amount 'to continued future license for And Dagger Democrat to the U.S. Senate, Highest Prices Paid their 6AM3 mlseUes. Theee were deploy­ WASHINGTON — This story he’d take a good many othera See display of Hong the poUoe to use their guns In dsaUng Gave Boost to His Candidaey now that Sen. Dodd is In the Ladies Suits $48.00 l.adies Beaded Sweaters $11.50 ed around the military 'vltals of Egypt. o r t goes back to those innocent with him. race.” TED TRUDON Kong Beaded Sweaters, Ladies Cashmere Ladies Dresses . $38.00 with socle^s undesirables can be, to Israeli planes no longer dared attack days when Strom Thurmond On the face of it, this Is a By SOL H. COHEN remarked. “I owe It to all the optimistic In January,” he said. But,” he predicted, "if 1 am Beaded Blouses, Beaded Topcoats $60.00 Ladies Beaded Gloves $ 1.50 Bigyptlan military vitals because In do­ serious threat to Mr. Nixon’s VOLKSWAGEN Hand Bags, Beaded our mind, an accurate interpretation of was still a Democrat and civil (Herald Reporter) Democratic voters to Identify "The Republicans and Presi- the“ DemTCra7ircandidat*e," Tnd FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL MR. DANNY PCNJABI, IN HARTFORD, AT ing ao they could have been in contest By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak 1972 prospects. It was Thur­ myself - to tell them what I dent Nixon were riding high confident I will be, I can Route 83, TalcottvIUe Gloves, and many other THE SONESTA HOTEL on Conatltution Plaza, Phone 218-2060 the event with Russian defenses. rights bills could be talked to mond find his kind who held the . Alphonsus Donahue stand for.” then. However, things have the Democrats. I can 619-28S8 ^ b e a d e d items. (5 The fact that the trial was held ss- But the Ruaelens were at first careful WABHINOTON —A privately power In a coup. As Russian in­ Romanchuck, Terry 'Vasseru, death by a Senate filibuster. Southern delegations in line for credits the early support He said he will step up his changed and the people are un- tj^ose vital votes In Falr- tabllahed the principle that officers of to do nothing more than defend the 'vltals registered U. S. vessel. Its cap­ fluence expanded, U.S. influ­ S. A. Wilson, and Evald 'Vaaks Thurmond bad been holding Mr. Nixon at Miami Beach. And he received in Manchester, efforts, “to identify myself as ®ssy. The Nixon administration jr|eid County, as well as in the of Egypt They did not deny the Israelis tain, and four American crew­ ence declined, U. S.-Somali it was they who helped contain when he spoke here on party-endorsed candidate,” doesn t seem to be doing the j.gg[ qj (jjg gtate.” the law are to be held answerable for —have been held without charge forth at great length on the control of the air over the Suez Canal. men have been captives of the relations steadily worsened, in a hotel in Chisimaio. The iniquities of whatever was the George Wallace’s threat in the March 16, with creating continue to use their conduct and their use of their During spring and Into early summer pro-Soviet Somali Republic in leading to curtailment of U. S. Somalis, hinting of espionage, latest federal infringement on election. the impetus which won him «n®dla, with more con- Ismeli aircraft stiU dominated the skies East Africa the past two months weapons. aid. have been asking U.S. diplomats the natural right to discriminate With Wallace back in the sad­ the Democratic State Con- “ th. over'the canal itself and for a distance 'Without official protest from suggestively: If this isn’t your concocted by the infernal lib­ dle in Alabama and as strong f u n e r a l S B l R v J - ^ The fact that there wfui an acquittal Washington —a strange state of That set the stage for the of about 80 miles beyond the canal. seizure of the Midnight Sun. ship and your agents, why are erals. After several hours of as ever In the latest polls, a de­ renllon endoreement for , said that In this caae, before this Jury, TMs was a condition which deprived affairs reflecting steadily rising you so worried about them? U.o. senator. y,g home grounds'of Cong. Lo- W hen You Buy a Russian influence In Ekist Registered aa the property of his Indignation, Thurmond’s fection by Thurmond and Co. the evidence which would hold this po­ Israel of Its earlier freedom to attack Guzzetta Offshore Marine Serv­ Walking on eggs, American South Carolina colleague and could knock the props from un­ . ’’Without the enthusiasm gen- well Welcker, expected to win taigets anywhere in Egypt at will. But Africa and dangerous new pow­ diplomats have tried to spring erated for me that evening the Republican nomination. liceman at fault had not proved con­ er realities below the Red Sea. ice, Inc., Berwick, La.. the bitter enemy, the late Olln D. der Mr. Nixon’s strategy for re- Monument from it left In Israel's hands control of the small ship was leased to the Midnight Sun without break­ Johnston, reached the point election. (March 10) In Manchester,” Saying that he is confident he U ^ a i^ e U ta . vincing. But this outcome contained no air over the canal. This In turn meant The Midnight Sun. a 125-foot ing dlpIomaUc relations and craft bristling with sophisticat­ Geophysical Services, Inc., Dal­ where he couldn’t stand to hear Or could it? Is the threat ot a Donahue told 60 luncheon will win In the Aug. 19 primary, SA P O R in guarantee that the circumstances of thq that the Egyptians could not yet launch las, Texas. According to com­ giving the Soviets the complete­ anymore. Thurmond walkout from the guests at Willie’s Steak House and again In the Nov. 3 election, MEMORIAL CO. TEL.. 648-5171 a counteroffenalve across the canal. ed scientific equipment, was ly free hand they want in the pany officials, it was bound Stalking off the Senate floor, Republicans perhaps no great­ yest»>rdav, ”I don’t believe I he called on all Democratic 470 CENTER STREET next incident before the next Jury mlf^t But much territory beyond the C€uial seized by a Somali gunboat out­ from Bahrein In the Persian Somali Republic. After two side the port of Chisimaio on Johnston encountered an equal­ er than a Thurmond walkout would have been able to go on. workers to get out the vote. Manclieeter e aiS-TTM SEMI-ANNUAL not be different Is recognised by all concerned, even by Gulf around Africa’s Cape of frustrating months, it began to from the Democrats proved to It was a critical time for me. "Organization involvement is June 26. Although no charges Godd Hope to the U.S. Gulf appear this week that the MJd- ly-bored reporter and said. In You get our dependable FURNITURE Most of us want this to be a sane law the Israelis, as being the p re^ rty of have been lodged against crew a dialect and vocabulary too be in 1918? Contrarv to all renorts, that I a great factor,” he said, “be- Bgypt IWhy shoidd Egypt not be allow­ Coast. night Sun might soon be releas­ An analysis of the Republican was being sunnorted bv the cause all candidates for office guidance, understanding, and order country and community, in members, Somali authorities Once there, according to its ed. rich tor accurate reproduction and honest advice in se­ ^ / 9 ed 'to attempt to regain by war territory have suggested that the Mid­ in a family newspaper: "You "Southern Strategy” published Democratic leadershln, I was on need encouragement. Political which there Is respect for the law not vrtalch was taken away from Eigypt by owners, the Midnight Sun was But far from easing this Wednesday by the Rlpon Society, mv own, and I needed all the organizations are to be praised lecting a family memorial night Sun IS rea.ly a U.S. spy to use its underwater geophysi­ country’s worsening problems know, ole Strom, he really be­ merely because It wecu* a badge and war? ship engaging in communica­ lieves all that . . ." the Cambridge-based liberal delegate strength I could get.” not______condemned.______Our election priced to fit your budget. The Ruastans began to behave as cal equipment to search for oil in East Africa, It only under­ Republican group, makes an in­ Here All Dav See our complete display uniform and gun on behalf of us all, tions intelligence. and minerals. The company lines toem. For example, the Thurmond, the true believer, system wouldn’t work without Simmons $89.95 Look though they though Egypt should In­ teresting point: There has been Stamford businessman Dona- them. Don’t ever let anyone featuring fully guaran­ o m \ That charge has been repeat­ but because, in Its exercise of Its own deed be given the capacity to attempt says none of the eight-man crew huge U.S. communications in­ was on his feet in the Senate no "Solid South” in any presi­ teed Select edly denied by U. S. officials to —the five Americans and three telligence station at Asmara in again last week, denouncing the hue: who is being rhallengert In convince you they’re anytoing duUes and powers. It shows Itself to be to regain her lost territories by mili­ the left-wing military govern­ dential election since IMl. the Aug. 18 primarv bv the Rev. to be ashamed of.” BaTre Guild tary action. citizens of Singapore—is capable the Eritrean region of Ethiopia',' meddlesome federal Integratlon- responsible, expert, and mature. There ment in the Somali capital of which has some 1,600 U.S. mil­ Instead, there have been two Joseph Duffev of Hartford and Feels Confident Monuments. of handling the equipment. Ists. But this time the man he separate Souths, propelled by The event which suddenly made the Mogadiscio. Nevertheless, it is The company’s version of the itary, is coming under increas­ State Sen. Edward Marcus of Donahue predicted that the has been too much defiance ot the law Middle Blast the first cenesm of Wash­ accused of a "breach of faith” differing forces and moving in 5 9 ? 5 partly for reasons of In­ incident has the ship taking a ing pressure, certain to worsen was Richard M. Nixon. New Haven, campaigned in Democrats will carry the Nov­ lately, almost as if some sections of the ington was evidence that the Russians telligence that Washington has opposite directions. Manchester all, day yesterday. Monuments EACH PIECE sighting on a SomaU lighthouse as Soviet Influence in the key It was, in a real sense, pre­ ember election. "I wasn't so pcqNil&tlon felt they had some special were getting ready to move their de­ raised no public furor over the In rough weather and coming East African target area also in­ There is the "Deep South” tor In the morning, he visited sev­ fense line up to the canal. incident. dictable. A man of Thurmond’s which Thurmond speaks — a eral industrial plants, shaking TWIN OR FULL SIZE license to be cop-baiters. But this situa­ close to shore, where it was ap­ creases. It is endangered on If they do deploy their SAM8 missiles Fearful that angry protests one hand by Eritrea’s indepen­ single-minded dedication to band of states from South hsuids and chatting with the MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING prehended by the Somali coast principle cannot really coexist tion has not been helped by any occaslmi- up to the canal Israel would loee con­ would break U. S. — Somali guard and charged with violat­ dence movement against Carolina west to Louisiana and workers. At noon, he attended al tendency on the part of police to be- trol of the air over the canal and hence diplomatic relations and de­ ing Somali waters, failing to fly Ethiopia, abetted by the Soviet with any party for long, at least Arkansas, low In Electoral Col­ the luncheon at Willie’s Steak lose the ability to prevent the Blgyp- prive the U. S. of a listening not with any party that must lege strength, high In their per­ House, given by nine Manches­ |^:ome excessively trigger-nervous or trig­ a flag, and trying to evade the Union, and on the other by Uans from recrossing the canal. post for burgeoning Soviet ac­ Somali gunboat. Sovletized Somali. When real make the compromises neces­ centage of Negroes and their ter Democrats, who picked up ger-happy. The Ruastans certainly do have it in tivities in East Africa, the State Since then, the five Americans trouble comes to Asmara, the sary to govern a whole nation. sensitivity to race issues. the tab for the 60 Invited guests. Spectacular Savings On A Hie fact that this trial was held re­ their opacity to drive the Israeli Air Department has been anxious —Capt. Helmut Leluv, Steven tiffair of the Midnight Sun will Having tried with the Demo­ These states, as the Rlpon The guests were Manchester Force bcuik beycxid the canal and hence to avoid publicity. Rather, U. S. study notes, have a history of businessmen and civic leaders. affirmed the fact that society Itself, ow look like a most innocuous pre­ crats, left them to run as a the ctqiacity to allow the Egyptians to diplomats have been working lude. Dlxiecrat candidate for Presi­ being on the losing side In Following the luncheon, Dona­ establishment order, If you will, is de­ re-«'nter their lost territories. quietly to free the Americans A Thought for Today Copyright 1970 dent, rejoined the Democrats, presidential elections. Elxcept hue toured Manchester shopping DISCOUNT BOOK termined there should' be no special li­ There Is nothing in international law with hopes now high for a quick Field Enterprises, Inc. then left them again to join the for their support of the Kennedy- areas and then attended a re­ or customs which denies to Egypt the release. Sponsored by the Manchester Johnson ticket In 1960, their ception in his honor. From 7 to (Limited Edition) cense or immunity either way. It is the Council of Churches "Goldwater Republican Party,” right to attempt to regain by war ter­ But the Somali regime's Thurmond seems ready to kick backing has been the Mss Of 9 p.m., he was in Manchester r- capacity not to shoot which distinguish­ ritories lost in war. And thsre is nothing sensitivity to snooping by the On TUs Date over the traces ttgain. death. They supported Thur­ Donahue headquarters on Main WITH OVER 45 MANCHESTER MERCHANTS St., greeting well-wishers. His es a good officer of the law even more In intematlcmal law or custom which 36-man American diplomatic "All that a man achieves and In 1790, the U.S. government He was careful to leave the mond in 1918, Stevenson in 1902 PARTICIPATING! denies to any ally of Egypt the right to mission probably is the cause all that he falls to achieve Is door open for reconciliation, but and 1956, Goldwater in 1901 and wife and several of his 12 chil­ than his oapacKy to rtioot- The more issued its first patent—to Samu­ dren Joined him for the cam­ assist Egypt In such a purpose. for the Midnight Sun’s seizure. the direct result of his own el Hopkins (rf 'Vermont o< a the threat of another bolt was Wallacfe in 1968 — losers all. 25% Sporting Goods the criminal world realises it is dealing On May 13, the Somali govern­ thoughts.” The other South, termed the paigning in late afternoon. $32.80 savings on movie tickets And the United Nations, Including the process in making potarti. there in his words. And, with (go for 25c per person) with self-control on the 'part of repre- United State#, is firmly on record ment expelled five members of By James Allen In 1877, Thomas A. Eldlaon. GOP chairmen from many “Peripheral South” In the Rlp­ “I can tell you paranthetlcal- 20% Stationery in favor of the restoration to Eigypt of the U. S. mission for allegedly - on report, Is quite another mat­ ly,” he told the luncheon guests, sentaUves of the law, the less berserk Submitted by took out an early patent leading deep South states also in open $ 1.00 free 5 cell flashlight Its lost territories. interfering In internal Somali Norman E. Swensen, to his devel(^ment of the phono­ rebellion, it was apparent toat ter. Comprised of the border "that when I started, I never 10% Shoes for Entire Family its own conduct is likely to be. But the general purpose of peace and affairs. On July 2. the Cairo Trinity Covenant Church graph. if Thurmond went over the side. had any idea whether I’d get $ .59 free giant sandwich newspaper A1 Ahram said three (See Page Seven) However we may occasionally wish order in the Middle Blast would not be the nomination or not. The 20% Florist . aided by another 'war. What Washington of them are OIA agents, a treatment I received In Man­ $ .50 savings on a barrel of things to be, the Inesc^jiable trufii Is wants is, a restoratiaa to Eigypt of most charge neither confirmed nor chester spurred me on to work 25% Film and Processing chicken that violence and violence breed indis­ If periuqM not quite all of the lost terri­ denied by Washington. for those minimum 200 delegate Loomii^ behind this African votes needed to qualify for a 10-20% Brand Name Women’s $ 1.00 savings each on 2 baskets criminately together to produce violence. tories, but by peaceful not by military Fischetti Dresses and Sportswear means. cloak and dagger is a harsh primary.” of chicken When such a situation threatens a Mr. Nixon’s peace offensive Is aimed reality: The painstaking eco­ Donahue said that, after his 10-15% Upholstering SIMMONS community, it Is a good filing to have at doing Just th at nomic and political penetration visit to Manchester, “it was the $ 7.00 savings on car wash of Africa by the Soviet Union second century the highest echelon of law and order But a cease-fire can be adxleved only first Indication to people on the 30% Ruga and Upholstery $ 6.25 savings on pizza if both main parties see some advantage while the U. S. retrenches outside that I had a chance.” Cleaning _ makers of fomous Beautyrest mattress step in, take Jurlsdlotion, and maita in it. worldwide under the q>ell of neo-isolationism and an empty Recognition Factor $ 2.40 savings on donuts This is a real lOOfh birthday celebration but YO U get the Simmons present! plain that it is still to be reckoned with, A cease-fire would be intolerable to Since then, he said, "thanks 25-30% Par 3 Golf Israel If the Russiane used It as an op­ Federal treasury. It isn t the famous Simmons mattress advertised last year for $89.95. That's because ours is a clvillsatian which In­ The Somali Republic Is a to TV, radio and newspaper ad­ $ .1.00 savings on Mexican dinner portunity to move their defense line up vertising,’’ the recognition fac­ because you re seeing the same bed-of-roses cover on a fine new mattress that tends to be a rule of law, not of men. to the canal. That would deprive Israel caae in point. Not long ago, Buy a $10.00 Kodak Instamatic No. State (Department officieds were tor has caught up. "That’s the can be yours for $30.00 less! Plus the comfort and support you've come to of the main military advantage it won name of the game — recognl- 44 camera for $4.99. from the 1967 war. extolling the little African coun­ expect from Simmons. You get extra-firm support from nundreds of Adjusto- try as a showcase of de­ tiem,” he insisted. A cease-fire would have no value to AND MUCH MORE — OVER 90 COUPONS Rest innerspring coils. Extra heavy Comfortex cushioning and sturdy Sim-Guard Busy Voice Eigypt if it did not opep up a prospect mocracy. AU that changed lart "And now, less than three of regaining the lost territories. October when the U. 8. — weeks before the prlmaiy, it’s braces for years of luxurious sleeping comfort. Exclusive cover is Sani- Reports from the hinterlands of Min­ dominated national police were kind of cute that my opponents, Seal protected against bacteria, mildew and odors. You can't afford to miss Washington can persuade forasl to outmaneuvered by the Soviet • nesota tell of a full summer exuber­ give up the captured territories only if in the race long befoiVme, want All For Only ^6.66 wi* »^attress bargain. See . . . try Simmons 100th Anniversary Mattress at dominated army, 'which seized t o cut down on spending,” he ance in the campaigning of one It can offer Israel a satisfactory sub­ Watkins today. The store is open until 9 P.M. stitute for the military advantage it gain­ Hubert Horatio Humphrey, who Is Come and See this One-Of-A-Kind Discount B ook at: running to be in the United States Sen­ ed in 1067. Israel Is, InevMably, skeptical about any long-term . Washington prom­ ate again. Herald ises. RANGE Super Size Yalues^ tool Tliere seems, in fact, some special Eigypt is reluctant, understandably, to \ M l give up the sxtstlng and prospective Yesterdays buoyancy in bis campaign style, some F U E L O I L gains in military position it has been GUNVER particular hope In Us quest. getfing from Rusria. 25 Yean Ago GASOLINE And we tlilnk we know whence it This Is the problem. Walter Cowles, who was for­ comes. To overcome It Mr. Nixon is talking merly commander of Co. K and directly, and secretly, 'with the Rus- BANTLY OIL COPY CENTER We think Hubert recognizee that his took the company through its I (IMl*A.N3 , IM . stans. Egypt and Israel can be brought early training in the South, Is 840 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER voice bas a chance of becoming the to the peace table only If Moscow and I M\i.\ 'ii{i:i:i promoted to Ueutenant colonel OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. DAILY next most celebrated sound of the Washington will be equally and fairly at Ft. Gordon, Oa. I LI . 1.1' I".’' . firm with their reqiectlve clients. Hill k \ iH r ■ I Twin Extra Long set United States Senate. (Thle offer is good only whUe the books last.) Queen Size set King Size set So for, the Nixon peace offensive 10 Yean Ago $129.95 $169.95 Not many of us bavs thought cf any­ seems to be making remariuble prog- '•ftffisesw ff tmw Mie H£Aow- m m«gee m wtrnR n $249.95 rsas. -JOSEPH C. HARSCH IN THE This was a Sunday; The Her­ body to repines the late Bverett Mc­ OHRISTTAN SOIENCE MONTIDR ald did not publish. PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.- MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1970 PAGE NINE Manchetter Area Tolland Hebron Tuesday evening at 6 at the fore going ahead, according to Taxes Due Rock Fans Rham High School field. South Windsor Town Treasurer Richard Roth- C U P AMD SAVE THESE Obituary Police Log Swiss Dinner well, Coventry Man Jury Debates Fate Manchester , Collector of Paint T o Covei* SUMMER COUPON SPECIALS! Revenue Ernest Machell to­ Porter and FiU Endorsed Hebron’s guests from Switzer­ The council set Nov. 8 the Just Keep land will be the hostesses Mon­ Fitts Denies Town Can’t Pay regular election day, as the NT. VERNON DAIRY STORE Held on Junk Merle W. Seekins day reminded Manchester Graffiti at Cider ARRESTS day evening at a dinner to be taxpayers that Monday, Aug. Frank A. UllUch, 22, of Staf­ date for referendum to approve ROCKVIL1.E — Funeral ser­ In Nazaroff Case For Probate and Registrar held at the Marlborough Tav­ the apprapriatlcn ot $0,143,000 9M BBOAO SmBBT, M M UHSanai Yard Charge vices for Merle W. Seekins pf 3. is the deadline date for Mill Underpass ford Springs, charged with fail­ Rolling In ern. $200,000 Due for Sewers By DOUG BEVINS paying first-half 1970-71 tax­ ure to stop for a red light. He through balding and temporary _ . Kllllngworth, formerly of Rock- The Democratic Town Com­ As was the case last ycav At a special meeting of the needed to meet any debts until Ooventry poUce have issued ville. who died yesterday at his (Herald Reporter) es. The underpass on Cider Mill was arrested at 10:45 last night (Conttmied from Page Om ) Also, winners will receive rib­ borrowing in order to extend mittee has unanimously en­ bons for the flag__„ race,______com- "'t>®A the Japanese students Town Council held last night well after they will be replaced the sewer lines into the Avery a summons to Leo Mitterholzer home, will be held tomorrow at A Hartford County Superior Court jury this after­ As a rule, the deadline Rd. in Tolland is to be freshly Main and Oak Sts. dorsed Howard E. Porter for ______^ _____ by the $20,000 grant which date is Aug. 1. However, be­ arrested again at of the—------Powder --Ridge - ski area. mand, water race, arena rkce, Mayor Hoiward E. Fitts denied St. and Sullivan Ave. areas. Jr., 25, of Coventry charging 4 p.m. at Union Congregational noon was still deliberating' the case of John Nazaroff of painted by the State Highway the office erf Judge of probate sit-a-buck, palr-off-class and em has' o ffer^ Its kitchen am) that the to'wn would not be~able should be in hand by the end of 20® O FF Church. The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ cause Aug. 1 this year falls 12:4d a.m. in m coiiiic$;i.iuiiconnection with ntrolman Class A accident on Main St. with two By late Thursday, medical 20 per store, no rain checks. Our Reg. 8.89 al Home, 247 Washington St., South Vietnamese forces May and June drove them. found, apparently wounded, an School, Naval Air Technical other cars. His car struck the workers told festival-goers to Chairman Victor RychUng With hood, spit and motor. One inch Hartford, was in charge of ar­ swooped down on North Viet­ stay out of the pool they were Box of 104 Crayons hour later, in a Montevideo rangements. The U.S. Command said six Training Center, Glynco, Ga. Pedemonte Gets rear of a car operated by Re- — ■' yyd»«, announced that actiylties wIU tubular legs, 5 inch wheels. #8141 with Diamond suburb. But a U.S. Embassy namese troops gathering in the other Americans were killed ___ becca G. Swatsburg of Goshen swlniming because too begin at 10 a.m. with Judging Loads of colors they love! Our Rag. 794 spokesman said he knew noth­ Jo«,ph Bulglni c®'«'-a*cemral highlands and killed 56 ’V*"® ^Jehman of Permit to Work N.Y. which in turn struck a car ®“ ®® ®‘*'®P throat had of the dairy, vegetables, flow­ ing about Mitrione having beeir ers and homemaking entries. Our 3x5 Ft. Flag & Pole Set T u in the heaviest fighting in the ^ ‘*^P ‘"Chlents, four 54 Brookfield St. has passed his operated by Paulette M. Smith tiroken out. Big Boy 24” Barbeque Grill #2401 N O W 6.99 found. Joseph Bulglni, 87, of Center- J h e heaviest fighting in the small ground contacts, the state examinations and is quall- of 329 Birch Mt. Rd. Rebecca ™® °wners of Powder Ridge, The horse show will take Rag. Display it proudly, always! Our Rag. 3.59 Mitrione, a Navy___ officer __in “rook, father of Mrs. Judith region in a month, military shooUng down of a third helicop- fled to practice podiatry in On Car Engines 12.99 Swatsburg------—-o "«w^«*asn„xs sustained lIlAJIV/i minor ill* in- t-ouis and Herman------»Zemel, had - — place at 10:80 and the refresh­ Big Boy 24” Barbeque Grill #2402 Slii. NOW12.74 World War II, was a policeman I^®cre of Manchester and Mrs. spokesmen announced today. south of Da Nang and two Connecticut. He will join his ment booth will be open for 7.88 Tijuana Smalls (Cigars) Thanks to a favorable ruling juries, Juries, but required no treat- ordered the sound system 18.99 I in Indiana unUl 1960, the Em- Clam Stoppolonl of Hebron, died pieid reports said two U.S. '^ • ‘et and mortar attacks. father. Dr. Barney Wichman, in by Assistant Town Counsel "'®"‘-ment. switched off TIThursday, bowing lunch at noon. Big Boy 24” Deluxe Grill #2404 NOWlS.SSi Memorable gift for someone you love! Pack or 10 tipped cigars. 3 aromas. Our Rag. 374 yestemay at an Essex cohvales- helicopters were shot down in The command also announced the practice of podiatry at 117 The afternoon’s activities wlU J Tnomas O Marra, a vounc me- » ^to moves i. from a a state’s . attor- He was chief of police in Rich- c®"' home. clashes Thursday and that an Air Force A1 Skyralder E. Center St. . , , ^ ^ ® A car owned by Jeanine M. "®y "'bo was enforcing an In- include- a go-cart obstacle 22” Basic Grill #8120 fSis.s» I^OW 4.99, Baby Mate Step Stool mond, Ind., 1906-60 and had Survivors also Include a son, three crewmen were wounded, bomber was shot down Tuesday ___ chanlc, described as an. expert Metivler of 146 (Ashman Dr. JuncUon against the festival, course race at 12:80 p.m., a 20 per store, nO rain checks. worked for AID since 1960. He seven grandchildren and eight No American ground casualties 25 miles southeast of Da Nang, Miss Diane Jeanne Johnson, in the maintenance of high per- was damaged yesterday after- The injunction was issued frog-jumping contest at 1 :16 and Our Rag. 1.69 went to Uruguay last year. great-grandchildren. were reported, but two South killing the pilot. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- formance auto engines, has been noon while it was parked on Monday and barred the rockfest various entertainment will be Baby Mate Infant Feeding Set 'Hie kidnapings today were The funeral will be tomorrow Vietnamese were killed and two In Cambodia, a large enemy thur L. Johnson of 52 Constance granted a limited repairer’s St. as the result of a hit- “ ® "public nuisance." going on most of the afternoon. the second this week by the Tu- at 8:15 a.m. from the D'Esopo wounded. force cut Highway Four 42 Dr., has been named to the A white elephant table sale Complete! 20 per store, no rain checks. pamaros, urban guerrilla orgtm- license, without the necessity of ‘“'d-run accident. Later Thursday, state police Deluxe Double Edge Our Rag. 2.99 Funeral Chapel, 235 Wethers American reconnaissance pi­ miles southwest of Phnom dean’s list for the second semes- a public hearing. ------arrested the Zemel brothers cm will be held during the day and isation. They seised a Uruguay­ field ^Ave., Hartford, with a lots looking for North Viet­ Penh, blocking troops that were (®r at Drew University, Madi- exhibits in the buildings will be Nestea Ice Tea Mix an Criminal Court judge, Daniel Richard Pedemonte of 769 A three-car accident occurred charges of contempt of court. Mass of requiem at St. Law­ namese buildups spotted 20 to 30 on their way to swell the gov- son, N. J. (Center St. was granted the yesterday afternoon at Broad William Hanley, who set up the open until 8 p.m. Sugar/lemon - just add water and mix. Our Rag. 894 Pereira ManelU, Monday and rence O’Toole Church, Hartford, soldiers in hill country 22 miles ernment force assembling for Shrub & Hedge announced that Pereira was license Wednesday, on the sig- ®-nd Center Sts. Involved were sound system and was in charge Dairy Judging wUl include Ice Cube Bin at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. south of Pleiku City. American another attempt to drive the nature by acting ZBA (Zoning oar® driven by Lawrence E. of operating It. was also arreat- Holsteins, with cash prizes for being "tried" for having jailed Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield bombers and helicopter gun- Viet Ckwig and North Viet- Flip down door, 24 mini ice cube tray. Our Rag. 1.29 Tu pamaros. r Board of Appeals) chairman Grover, 25, of 689 Main St., ®d. first, second and third places Trimmer Friends may call at the fu- blasted the enemy troops, namese from the Kiri Rom pla- John Cagianello. Today he filed Phyllis L. Day of 19 Holl St., "nie three turned themselves both for calves to one year and It was the first time the Tupa- neral chapel tonight from 5 to '’“ ®‘' helicop- teau. Water Decanter * O Cl A . . A L. V FI ^ A. „ ^ Saigon a trade name to do business at and Henry P, Palamar, 18, of in to state police outside the yearlings, one year to calving. maros had seized foreign diplo­ 9. ters landed South Vietnamese Our 2)i quarts, built-in ice cube grid. Our Rag. 1.39 mats since they began to oper­ Officers at the regional mili­ 244 Broad St. as "Performance 62 Diane Dr. Palamar sustain- ski area, and were freed in Also, cash prizes will be Lightweight aluminum housing, powerful Save an Extra 25% OFF and American troops. tary headquarters at Kompong awarded for the Junior and sen­ 2.S amp. motor. IS” blade with 40 cut­ Rag. VW Complete ate in 1963. TTiey had. however, ^ ’“®-” minor injuries, but required their own recognizance after a 24.99 Our Regular Low Prices on The U.S. Command said 44 Speu said Cambodian armor Pedemonte had appealed to no treatment. court appearance. ior showing and fitting class. ting teeth. f20I Copper Smith Kit kidnaped a government official North Vietnamese were killed in 16.88 4 frames and pictures, antiquing fiuid. Our Rag. 2.69 and Infantry had been battling and a banker-newspaper pub­ Opens Headquarters i p a r r a c k s the ZBA July 20 for early action, ------a SimarCnr Juniors must be nine to 18 years Tune Up Ki|? the seven-hour fight, more than since shortly after dawn, and on the basis that the board will A written warning for Im- set for^thls afternoon of age and seniors 14 and over. Our All Baseball Bats lisher last year. Both were re­ WATBRBURY (AP) —State half of them by air strikes. It were bombing and strafing the Rainbow Colored Play Balls ^ v e no meetings until Septem- proper lane changing was issu- A prosecutor’s - order enforc-' Ribbons will be presented for #T21- Lawn Edger & Trim m er Rag. 19.99 15.^9 L leased unharmed. Sen. Edward Marcus opened his was during this battle that two enemy poslUons. but they had in our present inventory Giant size, durable. the breed champion, grand bur The half a dozen young terror- campaignI headquarters here American A observation helicop- not been able to clear the road. ^He said that, because another W. rohnJon," Sf„£ te'tee‘“L ^ Examples: Ists, among them women, who Thursday night and said he will ters were shot down. Bombed champion and reserve cham- # 1 0 1 Shrub i&4ie^(&YFnnmer Rag. 18.99 14.88 Meanwhile, the five Cambo- (Continued from Page One) business which occupies most of Tenn. The car he was driving turned ntf ^ ®h® ^ pltHi. Little League Our R»9. 1.49 1.09 20% OFF our regular low prices on all W dna^d Judge Pereira ManelU go on a fart-findlng mission to other South Vietnamese dlan battalions half way up Kiri American sentry in a concrete Our 4.44 the same building already had was involved in an accident with ^ But the In the beef class, cash prizes si ^ Slugger Our Rng. 3.97 2.98 ^“"'® Monday told ^® ^ ^ ^ ® East if he wins the troops reported killing 12 North Rom have not launched their at- guard post 10 f ^ t away escaped been granted a general repair- a ear driven bv GeLge H ver brothers’ Inw- wlU be awarded for home beef 3 Steel Mesh Nested Tables ■ Rag.11.M 8.88 Imported Palm Beach Sunglasses Sizes lo fit most VWs from 1961 to the judge s wife aa they went Aug 19 Democratic primary for Vietnamese soldiers in an en- tack on the 2.000-foot-hlgh pla- ^jury ^ th o u g h he w L blown er's license by the board, an- Lathrop, 53, of 42 Franklin St Telford, said he un- and showing and fitting and rib­ All weather resistant finish, epoxy primed. No rain checks. Softball Bat Our Rng. 2.39 1.79 1969. No rain checks. out the door that Pereira would U>e U.S. Senate. counter 20 miles north of Pleiku teau, officers in Kompong Speu across the strfet other public hearing wasn’t _____ derstood that to mean only the bons for the champion beef. be returned "safe and sound" in Marcus said he will go to Is- C3lty. Two government soldiers said. shortlv hefnra iho ontna "®®‘^®d- Pamela Small of Bolton sus- .T " services Cash prizes will also be Deluxe Adaddin Wrought Iron Furniture “‘h ^"®^® ‘“"®" *" ‘"® “ ®‘ ^"®-y 'o-®® innicted VieSe^ ^WlSen ^re 0 ^ Cagianello asked the town talned minor injuries last night "'®*®'‘ And lights, awarded for first, second and Thursday, however, the Tupo- ^® Intelligence reports indicate heavy casualUes on a Cambo- Ing in the area counsel for an opinion. when the car she was driving . , “ *® ®®b *bem Save an Extra said Lt. -lo)ui third places In 19 different #201 5 Pc. Set OurR90.aSlW 4 9 .7 0 All Classical maros Issued a declaration say- ^® ke will go if he wins increased North Vietnamese ac- dian patrol in central Cambodia Pir-Uait r'hi/.oo.,, 111., ■■■ who lives O Marra ruled that, since struck .some small trees on *®Ave," said Belford. "in ad- categories of vegetables and 16 ing they were delaying Pereira’s **** ™®® Rev. Joseph tlvity along its Cambodian bor- and hit three government oosi in an nnnev ^ t i there already had been a public Greenwood Dr, She was taken *^**^°" ^ asking them to leave, categories of flowers, 8ind also Ourlto»M.M 3 6 .7 0 release while the Judge un- Guffey and party-endorsed can- der west of Pleiku a ty . The uons. But Simth V ietnaiS ^ * a ^ . hearing for a general repair’s to Manchester Memorial Kosp- "'® ^'"® "'® ®*P®ct to con- for the junior and senior class #727 3 Pe. Set 20% OFF LP Records dergoes "thorough quesUonlng.” lighter well - 12 volt. Also for more fully appears, it is have been released from Man- Adams St. was also broken A -'X v t.frc e JL^BW and cooling. Forward or reverse. Micro Zenith AM/FM Radio Rag. 34.70 829 No rain checks, no orders. ORDERED: That ssJd application to inform against his fellow Connecticut, the defendant was An enemy force also attacked heating soup, tea, etc. 18 per store, no 3 focus control at projector. #K770 be heard and determined at the Panther members for a Senate identified as having told DeRosa the small town of Doeum Rokas, Peace Plan Chester Memorial Hospital. apparently at the same HARTimor. rain checks. Probate Office, in Coventry in said John Green, 27. of East “ me. Three sets of keys, a „ „ (AP)- - district, on the 11th day oC August. subcommittee. that Panther National Chairman 24 miles south of Phnom Penh, (Continued from Page One) A. D. 1970, at 7:90 p.m. and that DeRosa testified that after he 'Bobby Seale was told that Rack- while mortar harassment was struggle with the enemy other Orange, N.J. was released “*'®A‘( knife, an unknown amount ***' ®'” tbo Q. Daddario D- public notice by given o^ the pen­ Tuesday and Victor Hugo-Vldal. n>®ats and an egg salad sand- Conn., the DemocraUc catiHirtata dency of said application and the obtained a confession from ley was being Interrogated by reported at Kompong Chang, than the power of pressure," time and irface ax hearing thereon, McLucas in regard to the mur­ the New Haven Panthers on 47 miles northwest of the capi­ Heikal said. But he added that if 37, of Stamford was released ®" taken. One set of for governor, today nraised Just by publMiing a copy of this order yesterday. >'®y® was used to take a truck a DroDosai hv ti.a P™®*® Extra Savings on Floor Samples once in some news^per having a der of Alex Rackley, a fellow suspicions of Rackley’s being an tal, and Kompong Cham, 50 the United States "fails to exert Charge it! clrculatkm in said District, and by Panther, the defendant also ex- Informer. miles to the nortneast. pressure on Israel, at least we The accident occurred in the fa‘ter“?ocL*t^rt‘^®' ^® ‘™®’' Committee of the ConnLtlcut Save an Extra “ me “tS ^ °c!f “> ‘®» about Seale, who was in New Haven In Saigon, one of South Viet­ shall place ourselves in better west bound lane of the Wilbur * ‘ located on Green Road. Bar Assoclatiwi in said Disuict. at least 7 days be- the Pantherd o -. k,,- movement------iin------gen­ on May 19, 1969, to give a nam’snam’s leading leading commanders, commanders, Lt. Lt. ®®A)^tlons internationally and Cross Highway shortly after 3 forming the • state’s fore said day of hearing. eral. o’clock Monday afternoon when tup ri,,. ®arly this morning, laws. Panasonic 15” Color TV DAVID C. RAPPE Judge speech at Yale, later went Gen. Do Cao Tri, denied that he 'A*UtariJy to enable us to en- The trial of McLucas resumed to the apartment here where )iad criticized Thai troops in an ^®*'®® UUs pressure.” an empty auto transport appar- ,y^,as broken““"into^ ” n®Arly a century ” Dad- Diag. DISTRICT O FCOVENTRY. S.S. PROBATE COURT. July 21. 1970. this morning. Rackley was allegedly being Interview with New York Times Heikal said the current dlvl- Sensational Vahiel Estate of Julia T. Sullivan,__ _ late _ A tape recording of hfcLu- held prisoner in order to use the correspondent James Sterba ^® Israeli cabinet over Superb clarity of picture, Our *5 ,.»10 OFF Of^ventry, in said District, de- cas’s confession in regard to the telephone, McLucas reportedly and apologized to the Thai am- ***® P*®" "drive Israel to resonant sound.- Fine color TV Reg. $' state Police have not yet com- and the cigarette machine^ “«ac»>«»1sUc divorce 319.98 Upon the application of John E. H^J*i®y murder Was played said. bassador for the incident. undertake a crazy act” against pleted their report on the accl ______Iaws. ‘The result has been un- at an unheard of price! 6a000 BTl Sullivan praying ^ instniment Wednesday for the jury trying Seale used the telephone, did o,—v,o . u tbe Arabs, noting that similar dent. Our Regular Low. Low Prices on A car owned by Jorja K. hanWilps not only for hus- toelament of said deceased be ^ McLucas on kidnaping and con- not go upstairs where Rackley him^Tllal Te^dere JwrkhJg ^''Ision was present in Israel FitzgeralditzcerAlri nf of io12 Brainard__ j PI DWUlband and Andand wife, wife, but but aemuitellvespecially CHARGE IT! S t^ f mTtkpT w^ ^ Te^phot “Ltd "me «sponsibilities to help d was vandalized sometii^7sometima early «.ari« “ f ®Wldren,’’ he------said. estote. as per appircatlon on fUe * " P ' “ *"® ‘®P® telephone and the doorhandle, fend Cambodia because the U.S. Me^whlle, Pravda, the So- Drug Center Wednesday morning. The wind- ™® ®®*A™tttee has suggested more fuUy^prars.. .. It Is . Thursday. McLucas was said to have re- government would not pay them Communist party newspa- ORDERED: That said application DeRosa said that McLucas, shield and the two rear velw ®‘t*"‘AAtion of the present nine Zenith Console Stereo #A906 ^.$i9s NOW 3168 Fedders Air Conditioner Red Tagged Bikes be heard and determined at the Pro- lated. enough money, and the Thai dt- Pff’ P*"^®®*! Nasser for his The Drug Advisory Center mirrors' of the car were broken Sriiunds for divorce and substl- bate Office, in Coventry in sold dia- who allegedly gave the tape re- In his first ^atement to the Vietnam "has certain- , responsibility" in accept- trtet. on the llth day of Auguat. corded statement here 13 81 Russell St. is observing the and the floor shift and hood a court flnding that the A. D. 1970, at 7 o’clock p.m., and, following summer schedule: were damaged, union had "broken down Irre- RCA 12 P o rt. TV #A 133 Reg.99.70 n o w $ 8 8 that public notlcej be given of the' months ago after returning mention Seale’s knowledge ”2 of >y « ~ n . " » try very much. In a slap a t . Syria, Iraq and Monday, Tuesday and _____ trlevably.” High and low fan, higli and low cool. pendency of said apidication and from Salt Lake City, told him the Rackley, detention. ; the Palestinian guerrillas, it 1 7 9 8 8 Assorted Styles & Speeds by Huffy the time and place of hearing there- there wmild he a “Panther re- McLucas emphasized on that The interview infuriated Thai Wednesday, 8;S0 a.m. to 5 A car belonging' to David ’’t® also calls for ex- C.E.9”Porl. B/WTV#M0U S 7488 n o w S 6 8 Lasy installatiun. attractive wood grain on.. by puWlshlng a copy of this “>“ 6 wouia DC a panmer re- military leaders, and sources in said Nasser had to "overcome p.m . Anderson of 49 Wadsworth St t®nsive provisions for coocUia- jda-us for free Information, panels. Whisper quiet comfort! Older one time In some newspaper treat” or meeting In California first occasion that he participa- ™ extremist sentiments in the havl^ a rirra^l^ln said Dlit3?t. and that he would testify about ted in the entire nroceedinirs on BAnRkok said the government Thursday and Friday, 8:80 was damaged by a jar of paint pnitocUon of the rights ^ Instillation estimate. 16970 and by poatlng a copy on’?h? puwut ‘'® would testify ab^t ted in the entire pn^ee^ngs on ,„,gSt withdraw the 12,000 Thai Arab world which were caused Sonv 11” Port TV Milh Cloek NOW ^ 1 4 9 “CHARGE IT!” sign nearest to t^e a.m. to 9 p.m. thrown at it late Wednesday needs of children. Including FOBARTY BROS., the ,& J r f 'hlast S t ‘d«U.‘’- dwelt “ a;rd'‘*b™ McOellan Committee.” “*® ‘“'■®®.‘tional representative George"a- Vietnam . the franUc extremism of the Saturdsiy, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. night. A witness to the incident ***® Hght of children to have le- leaving with. or by mailing In cef- Israeli military.’' saw an unidentified car with ^ counsel in certain circum- NO RAIN CHECKS DURING OUR INVENTORY SALE! UfM letters. In ■ the tape, recording, Sams Jr. and eque«^ ^dressed McLucas allegedly ^escribed to murder was cqnc)emed,:qncei“ he “ was plosion was reported tonight at servlbe every nlg^t except several youths In it riding from “tAnces. again Thursday to reach agree­ the scene. The proposed legislation is be- 819 BBOAO 8TBEET John's. Sullivu. ^eml% ***Potat, DeRosa the events leading up to not aware that 'Ra!ckley was go- an American military billet in ment on the Apierican Peace Sunday from tfae tim e the, Fuel Oil—Oil Burner SALE: FRIDAY Owentry: Francia M. Sullhran. 29 the murder of Rackley and the ing to be shot until he was or- downtown Saigon. . center cloMes until 8 a.m . A —-— ing studied by several civteand Sales and Service Steep hollow Lane, Manchester; p l^ . The cabinet met for five A wallet containing $110 was ®ocial agencies. Donald HoUow E. SuUivan. Lane, 1585 ifM c h ^ r; murder Itself in Mlddlefield on deyed by Sams to kill Rackley. Witnesses said the blast hours—the longest of three ses- backup person will be con­ Air Cooditioaing WATERBURY MANCHESTER |WAUINGFORD AND SATURDAY Street. Newington; and John B. May 21. 1969. He allegedly des- Both Sams and Panther War- hurled a large ball of flame Into sions this week—in an effort'^U> tacted to help the caller If J” ®" A‘K*tt from the pocket- "I congratulate the Family lasored Budget PaynieMt SUvero. 318 Brookline Street. Cam­ n ecessary. ^ Of M employe of Kofsky’s Oommittee'e efforts in this lakflWNad A W«lc«tt Id. It. 69 23t0 Miwdl Av«. 1145 M ill! ImiilM It. 5 At Mtridti Ui« bridge. Mass., a cony of this order crlbes the torture and murder ren Klmbro have pleaded guilty the sky. Ambulances raced to draft a reply that would satisfy P la a Open Late Every Night all at leaat 7 daya before aaid time of Rackley. to second-degree murder and the scene but there was no right-wingers who have threat- For drug advisory informa- ^AftAde. The Area," Daddario said, “and I M Boor Onatomer Eetvlte aasigned, and return make (o thla woman had put the pocketbook h«>P® that the legislature wUl Othar ttoret iocatad in Danbury, Norwalk, Stamford, Riverside, Paakskill, Bedford Hills, Kinstton, Poui^keaptla, Northampton & Framingham CtaurL __ ___ Mclaicas’ statement largely have turned state’s evidence, immediate report of casualties ened to quH If the U S nrodosal tioo caU; 847-8K2. ^ DAVID C. RAPPE, Judge conforms to one he aUegedly Kimbro has testified in the trial, or damage. is accepted. customers **^*^*^ “®®‘* **'"® Pt'APAAAls fuU consld- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN... FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 PAGE TEN MANCHEI^TER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONR. FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1970 PAGE EUiVEN y them away.” He did order the f 'e m o n writers for other Italian papers, Sauter in Charge Jliver Pollution at Issue- r a sentence -puspended for Sims. The sale ot drugs involved T V T on igh t Italian Reds Proud, gave a .different reason: Hie Andover 23, one person on a continuing Adriatic towns of Emilia Rcnn basis. See Saturday’s TV Week agna have spent moio than $16 Gets a Year In million in the past 10 years on Bailey Will Retire Army Seeks to Avoid Judge Loiselle also suspended tor Comideto Listings. Sale of Pistol a similar sentence on a chaige Their Beaches Clean sewage treatment plants and You’ll Flip Your Wig of sale of controlled drug for other antipolluticm measures, 5:W (I) Bwtfce’s Law HOME (AP) — Italy’s Com­ A 28-year-old Andover man, James J. Ferrando Jr., 21, of gan shunning the beaches, first such as piping wastes far out to (M> Ksaston munists are crowing because Halting Florida Canal Joseph Diamond, was sentenc­ Norwich. In Ferrando’s case (49) P TMW (0) near Rome and then at Genoa. sea. over As Postmaster Today S:U (49) Waother Wotek (0) their “Red Riviera" on tiie Adi “On the Red Riviera the Sea The town of CeSenatico Is so Hickel’s request for a delay is ed to prison yesterday in Tol­ his attorney said he sold Just S:S9 (99) om irui’s M ood (O By WIIXIAM COE WASHINGTON (AP) — The two pills for three dollars and <49) Tratk *r OoasMBMieu riatic is cleaner than the coun­ Is Clean," said the seven-col­ proud : of its purification plant opposed by several members of land County Superior Court aft­ 5:M (Hermld Reporter) Army is considering several al­ blamed his behavior on a per- try’s west coast. umn headline In L’Unita. that it conducts visitors on tours the Florida congressional dele- 9:99 (S-8) W eM sr — Spwto aa6 ternatives to a request that c HoHato’s Navy Barge Canal be halted vdiile en­ scribed by a doctor for a weight 1:99 (8) He Said, She Sold (O) Romagna regiCHi and includes ministrators,” bathers there do wasn’t the fashion yet," says business. Bailey, who will be 72 next Alarch has reached canal would cause massive eco­ of a pistol. According to Public (49) Newe vironmental effects of the pro­ problem . some of Italy’s busiest resorts not run the risk "of colliding Public Works (tommlssloner the mandatory age for retirement. logical damage, a view upheld Defmder Leo B. Flaherty, Dia­ 9:96 (U) 77 Bouet strip ject are studied. Early release from Jail was 9:19 ^ Newi with Wlilter Oroa- —Rimini, Oesenatico, Rlcciones. nose-on with any floating feces, Bruno Ballerin. Because of national postal re------by government scientists. Last mond has spent aeven-and-a- But officials refuse to say granted by Judge Loiselle to (O) It is also part of the nation’s wh(»e presence is so clamorous­ Rome’s health authorities forms currently tmder consider* acting post in April 1956 to fUl February, 162 scientists asked half of his last 10 years in state Morie the Army probably will reply within water which runs close to the two years on each of three RockvlUe last August., (49) X V isf Nob (C) season this month, the Omiinu- war political plot." will be Eldward Sauter of M master by President Dwight D. 9:99 (I) Be a 3 She (C) a month to the request by Secre­ surface in Northern Florida. counts charging sale and carry­ H(dl St., a 8S-year veteran of Elsenhower, with the presi­ (49) Brody Bsaeh (0) nist newspaper L’Unita in Rome But even II Tempo had to ad­ tary of the Interior Walter J. Nixon referred the request to ing a pistol without permit S:S9 (I) Becoa’i Berooe B (O ) launched a press campaign de­ mit that the Red Riviera was I M E n M U l the postal service Mdio has been dent’s action later confirmed by (19) Nome ot the Oome ( ) Hickel that construction be his Environmental Quality and deUvery of a pistol without 0 serving under BaUey as assis­ the U.S. Senate. (49) Here Geme the Brl6ee nouncing the dirty beaches and clean. It claimed the reason is PAtKADI stopped fo r 16 months. Council which asked Secretary application. The charges are to 9:99 (I) Merle tant postmaster. During Bailey's a'^mlnlstra- Crash Kills 9:M (B-19) OeUece AD-Stor Foet- seas elsevriiere in Italy, espe­ that the Adriatic Is used by few­ B -l-c Jordan said acceptance or re­ of the Army Stanley R. Resor be served concurrently with er ships than the Tyrrhenian Second in command under tlon, the postal service has bell Gome cially near Rome. L’Unlta’s jection of the moratorium are for a fresh evtduation of ecologi­ each other and with a sentence 19:99 (18) Tea O’Gloek Bepori (0) Jeering grew louder as th pub­ Sea west of Italy. Sauter will be John Bengston, grown “tremendously" and be­ not the only alternatives. cal effects. S ix A irm en (M) Braokee’e World B (O) come vastly more sophisticated. he is now serving for violaticm 19:99 08) Tempo U lic took up Its criticism and be­ The (tommunlsts, and some who continues as superintendent Other possibilities, he said, Hickel appointed a task force 11:99 (8-89) News — Weather a>d M O R I A R T Y Also,. methods of handling mail of probation. o f m alls. take into account the time it to begin its own study and on PK3GOTT, Ark. (AP) — AU Bporte (0) have become faster and, despite A student at the University of U :U (I) Morte Spootoonlor Staff Doubles June 8 he asked Resor to sus­ six crewmen aboard an Air M i l R C U R Y popular criticisms, more effi­ would take to prepare a report Connecticut who was arrested ll:8e (89) T o ^ h t Show Johoay Oor- Bailey was at his desk early pend work on the canal. ■on (O) cient, he feels. "That subject on the environmental aspects of last winter in connection with Force C180 Hercules transport (18) Merv QrlHlB 8how (O this morning to iron out a few Army Engineers have spent ' could fill a t>ook," ho added. the 107-mile-long canal. campus thefts received a plane were killed Thursday U:M (849) Newi — Weather and last minute details, and to say Florida Gov. Claude Kirk has $63 m illion on the $169 m illion Sporte (C ) Sells Competitively, Services Completely suspended Jail sentence. John night when the aircraft crashed 1:19 (19) Premiere Theatre farewell to his 160 co-workers As evidence of the growth, the urged the A rm y Corps (rf Engi­ project \riiich first was pro­ Broad St. Parcel Post Station Frick, 21, of Durham was sen­ and burned about one mile (49) eSAF B dlsloai Film aad —a number that has ^nearly neers to find another route for posed as a shipping route to SISB OH was established in 1956, the year tenced to six months, suspend­ southwest of here. 8:99 (89) Newe aad S in OH IRAND NiW doubled from the 8S persons the canal, which under present avoid enemy submarines during 3 rights don’t he took over as acting post­ ed, mi each of two counts ot ITie aircraft, attached to the 8:98 (S) News aad Weataer — Mo­ employed in Idanchester when plans would cut through the World War II and later was re­ 442nd Ctombat Training Wing at ment of Meditation aad 81sn he became acting postmaster in m aster, and was expanded in. larceny between $16 and $260 on 1962. The Bolton branch o ffice Okalawaha River, a wild vised as an ecMiomlc aid to the Little Rock Air Force Base, was A pril i m . and one count of wilful Injury EDUCATION TV (*9) 70 MONTEGO was started In 1962, and the new stream . state. to personal property. on a training mission over He cited the Manchester em­ Friday, Jnly 81 Buckland Post Office was mcule "It might cost more but how The canal is designed to short­ northeast Arkansas, Capt. Jason Somethl ngBI B 8:9 9 ployes as "extremely dedlcat' His attorney argued that the make a wrong. 2-DOOR HARDTOP a station o f M anchester in 1965. much more and how much is a en the barge route between the Kappanadee, the base informa­ PM facts of the case merited a re­ ed,” saying, "I know I shall All tidd, the Manchester Post wild river worth?" Kirk said Atlantic Coast inland waterways tion officer said. 6:00 Somethlnc Else B sit 1 » to. a* m. In. "»« MitliM. quest for modification of the Bobby Bennett: Soul Singer Profound words? No. Smart Used Car Motto? Yes. Serviced Right; Cleaned wtiMownli cnhMHnt, Mhixn «ink nr miss them and the service very O ffice now serves 17,000 fam ilies earlier this month. and the Gulf of Mexico. Joe Tate, who lives about an 7:09 Playing the Onltar w. F. Noad vinyl hMrto’, . spokesman in which had been noUed at the «5 (r REWARD stripes, tinted glass. Blue $2395 able. moved under a revived govern­ ment as postmaster. Farewell Luncheon The proposal is In harmony Battle Creek, Mich., said the time of the guilty plea and re­ metaUlc/BUc. Int. —Sport Gar$— Coupe. 848 V-8, O T auto­ ^ 1 2 9 5 The Baileys haye one son, ment proposal. Kiaenhower Appointment with long-standing FDA poUcy firm has consistently opposed quested a continuance to Aug. 4 For Infonnation leading to the arrest and (xiovletlon of matic, radio, wide tires. A 9 2 7 9 5 Atty. Thomas Bailey of Man­ Renewed action on the eight- of ■’restoration" rather than for­ for plea. He was first appointed in an the proposed FDA regulation. ■ayone tampering with or damaging any property of real beauty. White with chester an assoclte in The Hart­ year-old proposal follows nutri­ tification, said agency attorney 67 Triumph-TR4A In Minneapolis, a General Gerald A. Shaw of Prospect 68 Robd 778 $1595 saddle tan Interior. 68 PONTIAC ford law firm of Gilman and tion crusader Robert B. Robert N. Anderson, whose HUMmmnnm The Jarvis Gonstmotton Go. or its affiliated oompanles. $2895 Marks and a former member of Mills representative said it was St., Coventry, pleaded guilty to 4 door sedan — Gas saviiig 67 VOLKSW AGEN 4-Door Hardtop Choate’s Senate testimony last soon-to-be published findings of Roadster Really a gorge- the M anchester Board of Eklu- “ impossible to comment on the a chaige of possession of con­ GALL 843-4112 6 cyl. engine, automatic Squoioback Wagon “Catalina", dark olue, radio, week describing most breakfast fact wlU set the stage for a (FDA proposal) until we’ve had Tw 6R9W1S m m M S trolled drug stemming from an trans., radio, deluxe wheel oiu car. Equipment includeslude VOTE FOR cation. wire wheels, tonneau cover, automatic, power brakes and cereals as "calories and Uttle hearing examiner’s decision and some evaluation from our re­ arrest in Coventry In January. covers. Sensible family car. 67 Skytaric $2095 Radio, heater, 4 speed trans­ steering, whitewalls, all vinyl Bailey on Wednesday was hon­ Frost whlte/Blue Int. Lucas Road lamps, radio. else." presentation to the agency com­ search people.” ovn OHR 8IU8TB Hje state nolled a count of sale mission, all vinyl trim. trim, factory alr-condlticti- ored at a retirement luncheon at Independent rear su^enslon. : J O E The Food and Drug Adminis­ missioner by fall for a final de­ of controlled drug and the case Midnight Blue/BIk. Int. GS4(M 2-Dr. Hardtop. V<8, Ing, low mileage! Cavey’s sponsored by the Man­ The FDA would require ce­ cision. was continued to Sept. 1. console, automatic, power chester Postal supervisors and tration proposals for cereal en­ reals to contain the following 67 Ambassador 998 68 Datsun 2888 $1995 • 1 5 9 5 richment would work on both "Restoration" refers to adding percentages of aduU dally mini­ steering, radio, custom 9 2 3 9 5 DUFFEY also attended by Roland De- Two men received suspended Roadster — TTiis is the per­ ends of the spectrum—upgrad­ to processed foods only as much mum requirements: Thiamine, $1795 wheels, oxford roof. White DEMOCRATIC Nole, district U.S. Postal Serv­ sentences of one to two y e a n former, a consistent S(jCA 67 LINCOLN ice officer. DeNole presented ing the content of the least nu­ nutrient as is found in the natur­ 10 per cent to 21 per cent; ribof­ in prison and probation for two 2 door H-Top — A luxury champion. .OHC 4 cyl. en­ with aqua Interior. PRIMARY Bailey with a plaque for serv­ tritious while dealing a fatal al state but which might be re­ lavin, 2 per cent to 4 per cent; years on drug charges in unre­ BITUMINOUSI car with comfortable bucket gine, 9 spe^ transmission, 43 CHEVROLET 4-Doer Sedan August 19, 1970 ice, and he also received a fare­ blow to the nine cereals Choate moved by milUng or processing. niacin, 6 per cent to 10 per cent; SALE! lated cases. After long delibera­ seats, V-B engine, automatic tonneau cover. Top cd ing 10th Inning single gave toe r t e ' ^ y l A r i ^ e ^ g ^ ^ i : When baseball umpires get r i ^ ^ f t we lost and the owners’ offer of $18 mll- fornia (Murphy 11-6), N The loss^trimmed the Pirates’ Detroit 10-3, .769, 3.66; McDow­ WINF game,” said M ^ c, t.- — . $1 ------biggest offensive binge of his DODGERS - EXPOS — club like the Twins.” Royals their victory over De­ ^ e ^ ^ a n J a i ^ stand- logell*®" there Is always a good 9:30 p.m. KDT. human a ^ c a n be knocked down ^en Bur- New York (Bahnsen 9-7 and East Dlvl^on lead over the Idle ell, Cleveland 16-6, .760, 2.63. ington 6-2, and Oakland nipped million. That raoney will have to Hon. Five days of negottaaoim seven-year career with the Torborg keyed a four-run Los Boston 2-1. Geot^e Mitterwald, the troit. outs’ as weU as the Imported yam or two. Here are a few The owners Wednesday wlta a g ^ _ ^ k or lackle. roughs of Texas Southern; Ron Peterson 11-7) at Milwaukee New York Meta to one-half Strikeouts — McDowell, come out of*tae players’ sala- with federal mediators broke Dodgers. Angeles burst In the fourth with * • • Minnesota catcher, broke up Norm Cash had a two-run ho­ stars like Dixie Mathews swore heauts. During the high school opened their camps to any vet- I only hope now that we North Texas State, (Bolin 3-7 and Brabender 6-12), game. Cleveland 210; Lollch, Detroit w ^ t a e T r t hasebau season a game had to erans willing to report after run s c ^ d against tee ries in sqnm ways.” down In Philadelphia Tuesday. ^ 2 twl-nlght “ After I hit that bloop single,’’ a shot over the left field fence INDIANS . TWINS — Hargan’s bid with a bloop single mer for the Tigers In the fourth Stone Spins Whemmo veterans showed up In reporting to the Falcons 146. S ^ ^ m t o e a s . ’The UtUe, slen- ^ held up because the on deck breaking off contract talks lues- ta ’’ and the running of some sturdy Cleveland (Austin 1-4) at Chi­ he said, “ my teammates said off Dan McGinn after singles by Hargan, who had elbow sur­ In the eighth. "He Mt a good but Kansas City tied it In toe 3 National League alt thf(Clnclnnatl Bengals’ camp camp, Soblclnskl was the excep- cago (John 9-12) that I had moved their defense Ted Sizemore and Bill Russell, CARDS - BRAVES — gery In 1968 and continued with pitch, a slider, low and away,” seventh cm Pat Kelly’s run-scor­ Batttag (300 at bats)—(Carty, S ^ e T n e T Chiefs, who won all the “' g ^ " S1 ^ ^ I^^s S S o n f T Z hlireday. General Manager tlon. He appeared after the Minnesota (Byleven 5-3) at back after the homer and then It was his seventh major league Lou Brock slammed two his arm miseries in 1969, com­ Hargan said. ing hit. Upset Again Atlanta .360; Clemente, Pitts­ • • • une- - - ^ n there was the pro marbles last Jan. 11 by _ aul Brown closed shop. Appar- team’s veterans had met for Detroit (McLain 2-2), N tricked them by dropping ue to his lack of physical ganie where a rouUne base hit crushing the Minnesota ViKings, quarterback, hoping the nation^ winner Steve Owens of Oklaho- ently dismayed over the bitter, more than an hour and voted Kemsas City (Butler 3-9) at In.” ” I remember the last one,” he Torre hit a third, leading the great in spring training. But I another hit, and a wild pitch BREWERS - SENATORS — Runs—Bonds, San Francisco fllie,B, Doc Moran wasn’t any went by the shortstop got 28-7, in the Super Bowl, have collegiate total offense leader of In Net P la^ sometimes-volatUe contract not to report. Baltimore (MdNally 18-7), N Torborg’s four-RBI night said. “ It was off Rich Nye In (Cardinals past Atlanta. Rookie didn’t get much work. Ttie lack and intentional walk fol’owed Danny Walton triggered a the 93; B. Williams, (CMcago 90. before Brant Alyea poked a fOOibailtball player,^---- ^ f but he was al- g;olng out VUW IntoU4W leftfleldSVSVaSdU andCUSU hadIlCiU only\J k k k y five ASVC full AVAAS practice UACSWVS^ x^ days v a v a ^ w 19®9,...... or Purdue’s Mike P^pps , _ « ' .. i, v, t __ ^ war Brown said It could mean Gary Bugenhagen was Saturday’s Games helped Singer breeze to Ms fifth (Chicago. Don Drysdale was Jerry Reuss shut out the Braves of throwing hurt me and I lost two-run fifth inning Milwaukee ways Interested In sports and batter circled the bases due.to Uie labor dispute which can fire Uie AH-Stars as Greg Graham admits he spent more Runs batted In—^Bench, Cin- everytMng I strived for In the two-run single before Hargan „ ..w . _.w vAuc.u- ...o .Q...... _____ . , . j . 1 INDIANA'POUS (A P K ^ For yjg jjjg jg^o season. only veteran to appear at the Washington at Oakland consecutive victory for an 8-3 pitching for us. until the ninth, when Clete Boy­ rally with a single and double when the football season arriv- ^hlle the lefUlelder frantically nearly resulted In cancellation Cook of ancUinaU did last year time than usual in d^enslve tae s e co ^ week In a rdw Allan jg yearlings Patriot camp as all other play­ clnnati 99; Perez, CJinclnnati 98. spring.” got the last out. home another run In toe sixth, Boston at California, N season mark. The hard-throw- “ Four runs batted in In , a er kayoed him with a two-run ed each fall he would bring out searched for the ball. Then the of the All-Star Game. against the New York Jets. preparaUons, vrith almort dally Stone of Australia ta unseeded bengals’ site In WII- ers voted to go along with the Hits—Rose, Cincinnati 130; ne is m ow i^ aown t^eir bags and erouo ” Thus no veterans re- New York 64 46 .640 Vi Stolen bases—Bonds, San Mudeat To Rescue HMng to the Orioles and at one a scout who was leaning over ciLnps. Shaw and Phipps, selected third disband after Friday night’s everyone he a p l a j ^ ^ Cliicago 52 49 .616 3 Williams’ Goal Francisco 38; Tolan, Cincinnati ...... f In last January’s pro draft be- game because of the veteraiv- Thursday, Stone upset Jan ® ------PO«ea lo me t»u a p PMIa’pMa 46 62 .466 7% &ne he was offered a tryout In the fence to talk with one of coach Otto Graham, whose — ------., ------. o.------. . . » m / „ . A# # /~%* AAh ACll i A>1»n lp$ n O » n a - see their ranks utiensiveoffensive lacxie tackle Tomlom o»um- SarM- 36.. the Orioles farm system but the plyers. The scout was Ail-Stars recorded the last two hind No. 1 Terry Bradshaw of players strike may work for dr K ^ e s of ^ e c h ^ o v a ^ to ^ beginning to break up Saturday . formerly of the Phlladel- Montreal 44 68 .431 1 1 % KANSAS CITY (A P)—Ted Williams, once the tem­ ^FiSHING>. Pitching (10 decisions)—Simp­ tumed It down. knocked out for nearly W min- victories In the past Louisiana Tech and Notre against the All-Stars. THe Chiefs ^ c e tato the q u a ^ r t ^ y, s ^ . ^ ^ ^ e r l^ St. Louis 44 68 .431 1 1 % pestuous Kid of the Boston Red Sox, turns 52 on Aug. 30 son, Cincinnati 14-2, .876, 2.95; Of Catfish Hunter Over the years, the long-time u ^ - ’ 4®™® produc^ years—over the Green Bay Dame’s behemoth tackle, Mike could be riled enough tp pour Tennis Chamnlon the weekend they ^ exJSan Diego Charger, West Division with only two things left in baseball to accomplish— SALT WATER FISHING Glustl, Pittsburgh 8-2, .800, 2.60,, physician who conducted his this dllly. A coach expressed Jn 1963 and the Detroit McCoy. It on, or distracted to the point Court Tennis Champion------Print, an e x ^ Diego unarge , Cincinnati 72 32 .692 — ANAHEIM (AP) — The Boston Red Sox move into rillps at the Woodstock C3ub. ^ paycheck for the gho^gy „p at toe aeveland manage a pennant winning team and teach other kids Bull striped bass are provid­ Strikeouts—S e a v e r. New business at Depot Square was himself m upsrt at the man- jggg _ ninn ygen (Quarterback Bradshaw had to of playing routinely, Lbs Angeles 68 42 .680 12 ing hot fishing off the Fairfield LADIES INVITATIONAL Anaheim tonight for a three game series with the An­ Just one week ago Stone left a **''f*’ ®xiii*>iUon games. Browns’ facility, .480 how to hit. York 200; Gibson, St. Louis 177. often a caller at the desk, either ***® Pj^y®f® ------Atlanta 49 63 22 Talking to Ted leaves the can’t do. Experience is a great (Jounty shore. A 63 pounder was Members gels after a disappointing encounter with a couple of pile of seeded and highly ranked Apparently hoping to imder- Houston Oiler veterans voted San Fran. 47 52 .475 % in person or via the phone. talking to tee umpire by call- 2 impression the latter may be as teacher.” taken last week in the Norwalk CTass A—low net—^H e 1 e n characters named “ Catfish” and “Wildcat.” players in his wake before loa- n'^® ^® unity of the striking boycott toe team’s train­ Houst(m 46 .461 26 Hinders “ across the i"g out his first name. It seems 66 Important to him as producing a Ted "surrounds” the Sena- Islands on live menhaden. The Abuza 59-14-45; low gross— The Catfish, Jim Hunter, ing to top-rttnked (JUff Richey In Players Association, own- camp at KerryvlUe, Tex. 40 63 .388 tracks” and athletes of another haUed the ump San Diego 31% tors’ batting cage before a big bass are apparently lying Gert Heller 48; second net— picked up Ms 16th win of the^ toe finals of toe Western Open ®*^® unlatched their training Underwood, toe Oilers' Thursday’s Results winner for the Washington Sena­ Sports Forum day will long remember Doc CharUe. Several o th « ^ y » game, snapping advice, nee­ under spawning menhaden— Louise Nathan 66-16-49; B—low season, but he needed help from on the same team picked It up InClnclnnaU. camp gates Wednesday with the pjayer-representaUve, said it Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 4 tors. dling, admonisMng, bantering fishermen snagging bait clJcas- net—Betty Fay 60-17-43; low the Mudeat, Jim Grant, as the Moran. , , , and called out (3iarlie instead TTie victory over Kodes, the exhibition season only a week secret ballot and added St. Louis 4, Atlanta 2 ” I’d say that in the last 10 Angels defeated the Red Sox 2-1 with Ms players. He is a de­ ionally are coming up with THANKS TO ALL gross—Maxine Hahn 64; second of ump vriien they wanted his French Open champion, came he didn’t know who was toe lOM- CMcago 6, Houston 3 years one of the most satisfying stripers. In the Norwalk Is­ at Oakland Thursday night. in straight seta, 6-3, 6-1, and There was lltUe reaction. Less y. things to me Is tiiat I’ve been manding forceful teacher. I would like to take this net—Bev McRory 67-19-48; C— O ff the C uff attention. This “ closeness” be- Los AngeJeg 7, Montreal 8 lands, Sunken Island and Pen- means of publicly thanking all Hunter left the game leading close upon toe heels of Wednes- than a dozen veto stowed u p ^ j. g Thomas, a able to explain things to kids ”<3hoke up, we need the bunt low net—Marilyn Peracchlo 69- ... tween the players and ump was Today’s Games field Reef areas fishermen are participants, spectators and 2-1 In the seventh Inning with Bob Dlgan has come ly with obje^fed to by the coach whose better,” Williams said In a re­ from you,” he shouts to one of 22-47; low gross—^Mickey Dy- day’s victory by Stone over No. the star-studded bulk of the . nlaved with Los Angeles (Sutton 12-7 and catching, tagging and releasing players, for the benefit double- two runners on and Carl Yas- a sound suggestion that ^ j« w trailing, 1 1 —0, In an 5 seeded (Charles PasareU, the NFLPA chose to stay together ^ ^ .g Ms weaker Mtters. “ Let Howard man 72; second net—Lib Miller -7 Osteen 11-8) at Montreal (Stone- cent Interview. stripers which are then re­ header on Sunday, July 19, at trzeinski’s bat. •oftball diamond at the Charter *nie ump’a U.S. Davis C apper from Puerto and stick It out despite the omi- KansM a t y ~nortln^ and Epstein Mt ’em out.” 75-22-63. man 4-10 and Marxian 0-3), 2 Watch Williams around the caught in the same areas, some­ Charter Oak Field for toe I. ’’The way Mudeat is going,” Oak sports complex ^ named charlle! Rico. nous warnings of “no season” was toe 01^ veteran reporting ” No, no, no,” he Instructs an­ Guest San Diego ((Coombs 8-8) at Senators’ pregame batting cage times by the same fishermen. O. H. Pool F\md. Hunter said later, “ you don’t after the late Don Fitzgerald. Another unseeded player, from management. ««v. New York (Gentry 7-6), N and you get the idea he was other. ’’Open the hips. Take a Striper fishing is fair at the Low Gross — Anne McRory mind coming out of the game.” The latter was the Instigator of • • • To the softball teams of Lan­ 53; low net—^Eleanor Pelllzarl Jaime FlUol of (JhUe, pulled the Phil Soblclnskl, a virtual un- Punter Bobby Walden, San Francisco (Marichal 4-9 bom to be a teacher, something rip.” Race and other spots off eastern tern House and WINF and Cen­ Yaz did, however. the move to have the No. 1 , , , _ . only other shocker of the day by known free agent who played en-year w t e i^ , and de e ve •62-24-38; second net—Doris Mor- and Robertson 7-7) at Philadel­ the skeptics doubted when Rob­ ” I learned a lot about teach­ Connecticut. School stripers are ter Billiards and Silk City He retired on a long fly and softball field in Manchester CiUd 01 tne Line ganson 66-14-42; third net— -»■ eliminating the No. 3 foreign center for the Atlanta Falcons 6ack Curas Gentry, w no^^yea phia (Jackson 2-8 and Wise 8-8), ert Short, owner of the Senators, ing when I had a baseball camp being taken in fair numbers in Laague All-Stars, our special Grant got Tony Conlgllaro on a Toni Tepore 60-16-44. a » . o>»»p.on. seed, lUe Nastase of Romania, in 1968, showed up. three years with the Cmlcago 2, twl-nlght lured the game’s last .400 Mtter a few years back,” WiUlama the Thames and Mystic Rivers thanks. The sum of $173 was pop foul. 6-3, 6-4. ” I don’t think I’m breaking Bears before being obtained as Pittsburgh (Nelson 4-1) at At­ writer. . . Best wishes for a Manchester Country Club and out of retirement to. take over said. "I had to learn to explain and Bradford Harbor on popping the Impressive amount added to ” He’s got Ms Mts off me In The No. 1 U.S. seed. Cliff toe strike,” said the 6-foot-2, ® 'ree agent, were the only ex- lanta (Jarvis 11-8), N to a kid why you do this and do plugs and on sandworms. the past, and I’ve got Mm out,” speedy recovery are extended Ellington Ridge Country Club, the WasMngton job 8 months the Instructors of Handicapi>ed Richey of San Angelo, Tex., had 238-pound Soblclnskl. “ I’m just perlenced men at Pittsburgh s (CMcagro (Hands 12-7 and Col- ago that. Now I’ve got little tricks. A few blueflsh to 15 pounds special project—TTie Pool Fund B o lo z S e ts N e w Grant said of Yastrzemski. to Ken Irish, coach of the ^^^dy clark and Stan Hillnskl, I bom 3-0) at Cincinnati (Simp­ little trouble easing past Butch a candidate trying to play Latrobe, Pa., camp. They said Ted wouldn’t last Tell a kid and then show hiw.” are being taken at the Race on —^its objective to (sometime) • -m u j “ This time, I got Mm.” Giants' entry In the Alumni among the entrants in son 14-2 and Merritt 16-9), 2, alewives fished on the bottom. Seewagon of Bayslde, N.Y., 6-2, professional football. "I am Tim McCann, a second-string because of Ms famed temper. Williams said the theory of have a swimming pool of their yy I C K J i e i l l K e C O r Q The A’s reached Red Sox Junior Baseball League. Irish y^^ Connecticut State Golf Assn. St. Louis (Carlton 6-14) at Blues to five pounds are off Nor­ s t ^ e r Cal Koonce, now 0-3, In 8-3. fighting for my football life. I defensive back, was toe only Many predicted he would be Mtting he has altered most own desig;ned to teach (at pres­ suffered a heart attack last week Open Clihampionship Monday at Houston (Wilson 4-4), N walk. Schools of four to six Ms first Boston start for a run Defending champion Zeljko don’t think my presence here New York Giant in camp. Don since he came out of San Diego ent over 90) mentally and physi­ Attempting to make It three In and Is a paUent at Manchester y^^ Hg^ford GoU Ctourse. The DICK MARSH GEORGE BROOK ROGER TALBOT Saturday’s Games gone by June. Two Jimes have pounds blueflsh are moving len bases and a sacrifice fly. M U D O A T g r a n t M em ory Hospital. ^Itow about y^g Franulovic of Yugoslavia ad- will have any effect on the Alley and Charlie Waller, a pair 30 years ago to post a .344 life­ cally handicapped children how a row last night at Wickham Los Angeles at Montreal, N come and gone and Ted seems down the Sound, surface feeding They added another in toe third vanced easily with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-0 strike.” of wide receivers, reported to time batting average and gain to swim. Park In the Eaist Hartford Rec gin for toe A's elgttih win In San Diego at New York as enthused as ever, although on mackerel. Latest reports put with doubles by the Catfish Mm- a / ^ ® ^ „ ^ ‘^ ® ".^ ,® (P^B Wklly achon and Bob y . T ¥ a 1 ? E * 1 J ' T ' * U a victory over Mike Belkin of Another veteran, Mike Curtis the San Diego c^mp. admittance to the Hall of Fame The Instructors themselves are Department’s weekly Cross nine starta. San Francisco at PhUadel- the Senators’ performance this them off Saybrook and two all teen-agers at the Mgh Country Race was Manchester’s self and Rick Monday. to?*fT‘* Struffffliiiff Lcgioii Hosts Enfield Tonight Canada. Franulovic Is the No. 2 of Baltimore, defied the Players SlgTis of unrest were evident season has disappointed Mm. Is in how to swing the bat. Hopes of overtaking Balti­ champlcnshlps. The latter nine I^ P h DeNlcolo of MMchester, O O O O foreign seed. Association, too. among pro football’s lumlnar- pMa, 2, twl-nlght miles south of Faulkners Is­ school level from Eaat Cath­ Steve Gates. Gates captured the The Red Sox picked up their more in toe American League Pittsburgh at Atlanta ” I’d have to say as a young land. p e r f o ^ In toe Hartford______Jay-_ P>“f ^ B . t e u r a John OPeragaUo Struggling as they have been their first losing season In near- four games to date with only Top-ranked American tennis CHirtls,______Baltimore’s No.______1 draft tes. ” I was convinced we were olic, Howell Cheney Tech and last two events but was edged lone run in toe seventh on a East Diviaion are fading faat for * n « p *A ^ P a * m A?LA**«Mfm A# RAanAttAO. kid I’d read what the great Mt­ . . . (CMcago at Cincinnati, N really going to score a lot of Weakflsh to four pounds are Manchester High using the Man­ out by Ziggy Boloz last night. walk and singles by Mike An­ Boston. ITiey are on toe ^ o r t cee-Oourant League and the Tom G orm ^ of Manchester’s Amerl- ly three decades. ®n® decision a 2-1 Manchester s t a r ^ seewd seed in toe Clay gholce in 1966 and an aU-league Le«>y Kelly, Cleveland’B fine St. Louis at Houston, N . ters said about a level swing In the Faulkners Island area. A rooter Is comprised of East ter and Pete Ungua of EROC all season, Manchester s Arne .__e„rine in the local lineup ®ucce S. Three other starts Court, Stan Smith of Pasadena, selection two years ago, g ^ a running back, didn’t show up runs this year,” he said, “ and chester High School pool on Boloz covered the 2.8 mile drews and Reggie Smith. Then end of tills make-or-break rocul 8 distribution of the weight, and few weakflsh and fair number CtatooUc High players. Such a a«’e also entered. Hillnskl was ean Legion baseball team re- , 7 “ P deadlocks. CaUf., defeated Brian Pairlie of ^ound of applause ^ m the Thursday—but said he re- our Mtting has really been pemr Sunday afternoons from 2 to 4 layqut in 15.28, setting a new Grant came on to hold the mar- trip 4-2. much of the season.” so forth. of kingfish are bein«r t-'kop

.^>. ^ m ^ 4 W ^ m m .a 0 .. m m M a O A * « fK ii* * A o m a a y i j . i i n Managing has gotten essier ’’But I changed some of that. prog;ram. Boloz la a junior at the Univers­ Nelpslc Tennis Club will lose hole score of 213...Pick In to- _ ^ George Brook and Roger Talbot. Windsor and then return home No. 3 Arthur Ashe of Gun Colts’ training table. report later. Nebo at 6 the second time around, Wil­ For example, I believe It’s bet­ Indian Neck. It is the only teen-age pro­ ity of Connecticut and resides its fine young Instructor,. Eric night’s football game, starting ■ Either Mike Jeffries or Brad Wednesday to meet zone champ Springs, Va., and No. 4 CHark Ckirtls ™ said he opposed toe Of course, the veterans of toe Fair catches of fluke to six liams admits, even if he Is un­ ter to swing up on the ball rath­ gram of Its kind In the country In Newington. ABA Caps Change Name^ Schledlng, at toe end of toe cur- at 9:30 Is Itonsas a t y but It o’^ k Steurer Is expected to hurt for East Hartford and conclude the Graebner of New York City also ass^lation''*'^d“ M d I t o i s ^ a t y CWefs COTtinued"to pounds are being made at the er than completely level. I’ll tell and It has been going since Gates was a distant second rent season. The Schiedlngs, wouldn’t be too surprising If the The locals boast only a 5-9 Manchestef. slate next Friday here with won. ’’ a.. j likely to duplicate his rookie Pink House, Wilderness Point who reside in Glastonbury, will College All-Stars made a better record and appear headed for The two clubs have played Rockville, Frew McMillan of South Afri- l«wh®ated one reason he report- train for t < ^ t a With feat of being named toe Ameri­ you why: Because you’ve got 1956. with a time of 15:41 with Tom and Fishers Island Sound. (Bill Knight — Trustee/ Gwlcz of Newington third at Become Virginia Squires soon be locating In Norwalk showing than usual. ca also moved Into toe quarter- ®‘* was because he liked the Colt the College All-Stare In C hlc^o can Leaguej’s manager of the more strength and bat control finals with a - , victory over management and felt he owned under a green light from t ^ Good numbers of blue crabs Treasurer Pool Fund. 16:07. Tom Bailey of Memches- 6 4 6-4 year In 1969. when you swing up. WBLLIAMSBUBG, Va. (AP)— when ABA Commissioner Jack Patricio Cornejo of Chile. “ '®"' appearance In camp. NFLPA. But they’ve vowed to BEC LEAGUE are being taken along the east­ ter took fourth and Gary Lar­ “ I’d have to say It’s a WtUe bit ” I can take a kid and have Dolph gave Caps owner Earl BASKETSAUi There was no women’s singles "Hie NFLPA pledged Thurs- break camp after toe charity Jim Dowling’s key base Mt ern Connecticut shore. Many of sen of East Hartford was fifth. The American Basketball As­ Professional Athletes Concede easier,” Williams said. him' swing a bat down at a 46- the crabs are less than the five M. Foreman Ms new franchise play Thursday. to stick It out as long as gAme If toe affair Is not settled. with the bases loaded and two Yesterday’s Stars sociation’s WasMngton Caps this “ When I joined the club, I degree angle, stop toe baA In toe Inches (hard shell) or 3% Inches PITCHING—Steve Hargan, certificate. scones. outs imocked In Jack Bousfleld didn’t know what to exnect from middle of his swing and show (soft shell) tip to tip of spikes Indians, hurled three-Mtter In Last Night’ s Fights fall will become the Virginia SENIOR LEAGUE with the winning run last night Moving to Virginia ^tinder any of the players. I didn’t even Mm how I can wiggle It. I can minimum legal size, and fisher- Cleveland’s 3-2 triumph over BALTIMORE—Matt Dono­ Squires and the state’s first PFOT 48 (L. Schwelr 12, R. at Mt. Nebo as Gorman Bros, merger arrangemente - between Writers Control Public Opinion Just One Stroke Off Lead at Westchester know how to make out a lineup have Mm then swing it up at a men are cautioned that these Minnesota, after holding the van, 16*3, New York, stopped major league francMse In any Ferrante 10, K. O’Connell 9) defeated Barry’s Boys, 7-6. The the ABA and the National Baa- card. 46-degree angle and show him must be Immediately released. hard-Mttlng Twins Mtless fo r ' Ralph Palladln, 156%, BMti- sport. CJ’s (D. House 12, C. McCarthy (gECOND OF THREE PARTS) that the Sensitivity Gap which Williams was eisked, all sec- victory put the surging Broth­ ketball Aasociatioa, the Squires 6) F has always existed between toe ond-guesslng aside. If soclolog- "You’ve got to know what a how much more resistance I’ve INLAND FISHING 7 2-3 innings. more, 8. Reports that the Caps would Mdll have headquarters in Nor­ ers in a tie for tMrd spot with Trout fishing Is generally slow. BATTING—Lou Brook, Cards, Barry’s 36 (B. Talaga 1 1 , S. NEW YORK (NEA)— sports Establishment and much leal stories have a place In to- player looks like when he’s hot. got trying to wiggle it. PORTLAND, Maine—Paul shift to the regional franchise, folk and offices In Hampton, Freeze from Fellow Golf Pros Barry’s with 7-6 records. Fair night fishing Is reported at slammed a pair of bases-empty Rascher 8) Stags 36 (R. Dyer 8, personality differences of the sporting press Is widen- day’s sports sections? Art Labab and Bousfleld went How else can you help Mm “ Invariably, when you show a Cardoza, 176, New Bedford, playing home games at four Richmond and Roanoke, toe when he’s going bad. Now I kid these things, he remembers West Hill Pond. homers, helping St. Louis to a K. Chadwick 8, J. Welch 7, R. ^side, professional athletes Ing. ..^0, dammit, they don’t,” he 3-3 for Gorman. Mass., outpointed George John­ cities around the Old Dominion, other cities where they •will Wittke 7) know what they can do and them.” Better s^ ts for warmwater ^,gtory over Atlanta. son. 167, Trenton, N.J., 10. do concede that sportswrit- "What is happening,” said said, “ Now you tell me, whose For Barrys, Cliff LaPolnte, fish over the weekend were: ______were confirmed here lliursday play. ers control public opinion Furman Blsher, columnist for business Is It If a player goes Not Affecting Beard’s Game Pat CoUet and WMtey Jenkins Hatch Pond (largemouth bass, Little Miss Softball and create the atmosphere “ ’® Atlanta journal, ” ls that out after a game and has a “ Palmer and Nlcklaus live in each rapped out two hits. white perch, calico bass); Ban­ Turnpike 8, Little Missies 7 HARRISON, N. Y. (AP) Gorman 130 020 1—7-12-1 —good or bad—that surrounds many sportswriters —especially couple of beers? Is this what -If Frank Beard is get- different worlds. Tliey fly jet Manors Triumph tam Lake (white perch); Lake Uttie Miss 9, Willie’s 6 them ***® yeunser ones—are question- the public wants to know? I .. , x „ u :„ planes. They are rich and very Barry 023 000 1 -6 - 9-4 Top Payoff Waramaug (white perch, other B.A. 18, KlUan 2 CANDLEUGHT LEAGUE paQfish); East Twin Lake, West Almost to a man thev remain *"*' *>®*®*'e. Ten gay bull to that. I don’t think *108 ® frwze from hlS fel- busy. I don't blame them. Some A g a in s t G ia n ts SALEM, N.H. (AP) — A Ansaldl 18, Bontiy 4 L(x>p leaders, Albertis Stars Twin Lake, Candle wood Lake, sensltive to criticisms of their y®®™ ®*°- example, many things Uke that are anybody’s iow pros because of hlS COn- people said I wrote the book out $1,628.00 perfects payoff lit SAT., AUGUST 1 Nasslff 26, IBEW 26 scored an easy win over ccUar Rogers Lake, Moodus Reservoir, M ^ m a n c e s or their nersonal ^“P®” ‘*^^® *^®" business but the player’s. Hell, troversial, revealing book of spite because Jack and Amle Manor Ck)nstructlon broke a up toe tote board at Xtecldng- STARTING m fM. dwelling Wyman Oil last night Lake Pocotopaug, Asplnook l ^ e s ^ h t i v Z Z e y ® something ggg„ g lot of writers drink on the golf tour, he’s not didn’t treat me as any equal. 2-2 tie In toe sixth inning to ham Park Thursday when Action Focnorf Pond, Pachaug Pond, Quaddick H O W OPEN are a c^ to m e d to being written ® *^"*®’ letting it affect his sleep— “ It’s true they don't treat me at Nebo, 16-8. score a hard earned 6-2 win Graceful Hostess won toe Reservoir (Gardner Lake, about In toe cliche language of ®P°rts- Not any more. g damn word about that.” or his game, as equal, because we aren’t Albertis tied the game in the 10th race at 14-1 and Brum­ STOCK S A T U n p A Y mts SUB toe games they play and have „„'P*’® sporta stories y g j there are athletes who “ No, I’m not sorry I wrote equals. They have been much fifth Inning after being behind, over the Giants last night at the Rogers Lake, Moodus Reservotr by came In second at odds of and Quaddick Reservoir are the Opening of tradtUonaUy judged writers not batting aver^es and ^ggj pjg humanization process Is It,” the bespectacled, 31-year- more successful than I. But I’m 8 - 6 . West Side Oval in the Alumni CAR 119-1. The winning numbers also good for bass, nights); the NASCAR MODIFIED 80 much on toe quality of their ® *^®—®® ®® ** goes both old author said today. "I think not harboring any spite.” Dennis McArdle had a per­ Junior League. 3-9, and toe pay off was the fect night with two homers Connecticut River (white catfish RACES stories, but more on toe writer’s Inere still is a place for ^gys. Reggie Jackson of toe much of the book was mls- Beazxl painted Palmer as a 4-4 The winners scored first but biggest of toe season so far. f e a t u r in g readlness or reluctance—to ap- them, but that place Is gettm g Oakland A’s, for example, ask- construed and some taken out jet-piloting business tycoon who with John Alosky, Dick Cobb and, from Haddam to Saybrook, STOCK CAR toe determined Giants knotted very good for white perch). ply toe critical needle to them. ®">^*er. People seem to want to reporter dining with him of context. ’ Is too busy to relax and have and Dale Ostrout each hammer­ In recent y^ars, the Chipmunk r®®? "7*’® ® restaurant In toe Shoreham " I don’t consider it a klss- beers with fellow pros. He also ing out three hits. Alosky and toe count 2-2 at the end of four RACING! School of Sports Writing In the “ ®“ ‘®“ ® *®“ Hotel In Washington a question and teU type of book that In- hinted that Palmer, at 40 and Ostrout had solo homers. Innings. Manor scored twice In A A A A .A A A A I East has graduated writers Into “ ®“ which, he said, many black vades the privacy of anybody, ailing, may have won his last Rich Peck, Joe Lovett, Marty the sixth and once in the sev­ Bm iite locker rooms who are concern- athletes ask among themselves. It’s an honest report on the tour. major crown. Kristoff and Bob Duncan each enth to secure the victory. Steve Anderson went 4-4 In­ AD 2 FEATURES! He said Nlcklaus could be toe pounded out two hits. SPECIAL Albertis 200 464 x—16-17-4 cluding a home run and double, Start doing that, you’re risWng “ that In all the cities I play In, fam lly-that we have our own- greatest golfer of our time, win­ ning one or two major crowns Wyman 602 000 0— 8-11-6 plus three RBIs for Manor. are being written aixMit as hu^ ® 1"“ ®** the nose. aU toe writers who come around separate Interests and $400,000 every year but INDY LEAGUE Jim Grimes whiffed nine bat­ man b ^ r s who nlay games for *^®® White, 32-year-old are white? Aren’t there any *t s all true, lacks toe driving amblticm to Wholesale Tire moved Into a ters and tossed a three-hitter. Milex Electronic a U v ln g ^ d not merely objects |>“ ®*>aU y lt e r for toe Wash- sporisv^ers who are black?” achieve toe goal. He kidded first place tie with Klock last The Giants’ Ken Irish pound­ In uniforms hitting .328 or aver- >'>ally News: The writer said there were, the $m 000 Westchester ClMsIc Player for his i^iyBical fitness night at Keeney Field by defeat­ ed out two hits. aging 28 points a game. "CJompared to what’s happen- but nearly all of them do their here this weekend, la off to a fetish. ing Aimulll Construction, 17-7. Tonight’s action finds Wednes­ BUICK, INC Sportswriters In other areas of h * h> the rest at the world, the writing for black publications. Sooeclally close, ey winner, overslept and, wa» and spoiled toe playoff hopes of Perb’s Fruit Stand with a 8-4 000 Louisville Tennis Classic, In­ season's first controversies over writers, but all they ever tell B®®*^ was toe tour’s leading anyhow. disqualified. The 68-year-Rod Laver, entered three hits with Earle (Custer [RACE IN THE WORLD cally of a move Senators’ man- blacks everywhere find It Beard’s book, entitled “ Pro ment but didn’t get tqp much-re- Canada’s George Knudsem. Or- DRIVE IN OR CALI FOR FAST SERVICE A t and Gerry Ctoappell each get­ toe quarterfinals today, after CmnI jyniMioi S3D0 ^ ^ A ffO R D C.C. agor Ted Williams made in an diftlcuU revealing themselves to Prank Beard on toe Golf Tour,” sponse, so I decided not to wor- vUle Moody suffered a sprained CWMt m w6ir 12 tl.OO ting two Mts. Doug MacGlllvary breezing through their opening early season game. Williams re- whites. written In collaboration with ly about It. left ankle and became doubtful, rapped out toe only extra base In. Scab Hum 737-1431 rounds with easy •victories. MILEX, INC. OPEN TO PUBLIC sponded by calling White and .ijp^ saying a black writ- Sch^p, has stirred up "Jack and I have never been Tied with Beard at 68 Were Mt for Methodist, a double. RTMVERSlOE MRK his colleagues “ buab-league sec- g , ggn do toe jo b , any better, ®ome ripples in the tour ranks bosom pals. Our wives are good toe POA champion Ray Floyd, However, none of the favorites For Pero’s Dick Briercheck wll be pitted against each oth­ 1 Bfile from Gay City ond-gueaaera’’ and, for awhile, who can tell unless some- ®* Jhn Boutim’s book mi friends. I’ve been over to their Gene Littler, Jerry Mcgee, Mike (Near the Paifcade !■ M u re iM • t a t m m ^EEDWAT and Jim Perkins had two Mta er, assuming they continue their Mil&c iheetei both Bides refused to indulge In pg^y t^es It?’’ after-hours high jinx rocked house for dinner. But Jack Ball© and Fred Marti, with Jim Hart poimding out a n u PARKING STAFFORD SPRINGS. GONN. Bt. 85, Hebrm, Conn. domination of toe event, until t-nwi S BUICK, INC post-game interviews. An un- „ „ baseball. wouldn’t call me to go fishing or Nlcklaus, Palmer and Player double. ON IT. 140'FREE PARKING easy truce currently reigns. 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Call 872-9433. |E1XPERIENCED^ electrician 13 Having no \ BJ with journeyman or contractor Help W onfd equal secretly Q 4^80 PJMl. DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nOK 14 Southern 5 Vagabond Deadline for Saturday and Monddy Is 4:80 p.m. Frlda.< POLLARD TREE Service — IXI license. For appointment call Mole or Femola 37 constellation 6 Planetaria Expert tree removal, pruning H. G, Schulze Inc., 876-9707. 15 Blacken 7 Beverage REAL Estate Salesman wan^ 8 Metric 26 College dance 44 Brittle and trimming. Reasonable. D a 16 Exclamation PLEASE READ YOUR AD I SALES Account Executive — capacity unit (contr.) 45 Thin section FVee estimates. 628-3021. ed. Young aggressive real es­ of disgust bright. ambitious creative 17 Before 9 Oleoresin 28 Insert of door Clasalti^ or “ Want Ads” are taken over tbe phone as a n tate office. Lucrative commis­ 10 Tight original lines 47 Join convenience. Theo adveiHaer should read his ad the FIRST WASHING madiines repaired, man. Career opportunity. sion arrangement. Paul W. 18 Rant (jocose) (slang) 48 Founder of ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 College 11 Impel DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. Earning potential $20 — Dougan, Realtor, 649-4686. treasurer 12 Exclamation 29 River by Stoicism next Insertion. Tlie Herald Is responsible lor only ONE in­ a $26,000. Local roots preferred, of contempt Paris 49 Direction Fast service, reasonable rates. 23 Edge correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then OaU 643-4913, 647-1719. some sales background, no PART-TIME: Attention par-- 24 Native of 19 King of 30 Song.of praise 51 Buddhist sect B Israel (Bib.) 33 Imputes 53 Uncle Tom's ^ y to tte extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which mJ U' radio experience necessary. ents; we have several year (suffix) friend do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be TWO YOUNG married men 'round opportunities for boys 25 Cheat (var.) 20 Two-footed 36 Desert Call Mr. Burgess or Mr. Gates, being. dweller 54 Of the air corrected by “ make good” Insertion will do small repair Jobs and and girls, ages 12 to 14. Good 27 Grate harshly (comb, form) /// W.I.N.P., 643-2401. 31 Excavation 21 Useful 41 Gained painting, also cellar cleaning money. Call 1-887-0266, Colum­ 32 Epoch 22 Network of knowledge 55 Golfing item nerves (var.) 56 Finish (RockviUe, Toll Free) and light trucking. '‘CJall 646- PLUMBER — Immediate open­ bia Poly Tack Co., Newlnghm. 34 Concept 2692, 646-2047. ing, experienced in new con­ 35 Lamb’s T~ r ~ 3 4 5“ 6 7 B 9 10 II 12 643-2711 struction. Licensed man pre­ WORK part-time at 7-EIeven Jib TH o f a pseudonym 875-3136 TREE SERVK3E (Soucler) BIG 1D6A = 37 Distress signal 14 ferred. Steady employment. Pood Stores. Hours negotiable. 38 Falsehood Trees cut, building lots clear­ 7-31 So 644-1621. Apply in person to Mr. R. 39 Darling 15 16 Automobllos For Sola 4 ed, trees topped. Got a tree foHH M.C.Ji3)A Terminal Bldg., 2175 BerUn Full-time warehouse employes, experienced in re­ where. Not small loan finance clean yards, attics and cellars. Tpke., Newington, Conn., ceiving, stock control and packing. BUT WITH THE Ql'AERV IN SIGHT, 1967 TRIUMPH Spitfire, Mark ROOFING — Specializing re­ MANCHESTER BOTH BIT5Y AND THE TOWER HAVE company plan. Douglas Mo­ Reasonable. Call 643-5305. pairing roots of all kinds, new 06111. Training originates in HI. Excellent condition, new MEMORIAL GONE SILENT... AND NOW SHE EASES tors, 346 Main. roofs, gutter work, chimneys Indianapolis, Indiana. Apply Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 3 and 4, 9 to 11 tires, radio, wire wheels. $960 CUSTOM made draperies, slip HOSPITAL a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. IN BEHIND THE FUGITIVE'S PLANE cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ 1968 COMET, $250. 1966 Ponti­ or best offer. Call 649-1882. covers and reupholsteiing. 71 Haynes St. ac, all power, air-conditioning, Budget terms. Established in experience. Free estimates. 646<1222, Ext. 243. excellent condition. < $1,100. 1966 FORD Falcon, 200 cubic .1946. Days. 524-0154, eve­ Call Howley 643-5361, 644- MILLERS FALLS COMPANY 8333. Help W onted- ■sTf Call Savings Bemk of Manches­ inch, 7 main bearing 6 cylin­ nings, 649-7590. Manchester Industrial Park ter, 646-l'700. der standard, getting 22 miles Female 35 Mllltex, Inc., 99 Loomis St. has per gallon. After 6, 649-3938. LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and full time openings for women Parker Street Manchester attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, MATURE womEui to live In as 1966 GRAY Ford custom 500, Heating and Plumbing 17 to work in warehouse. Apply An equal opportunity employer. trees cut and removed. 643- companion housekeeper to V-8, automatic, $595. Call 649- elderly lady. Own room and Miss Cobum, 646-1414. 8186 or after 6 p.m. — 643-6013. Trucks— ^Tractors 5 6000. SAM WA-raON Kumblng and Heating. Bathroom remodeling TV. Light housework, one-level GRANDMOTHER, wanted, with 1968 VOLKSWAGEN bus, run­ REWEAVING of bums, moth- and repairs. Free estimates. modem home. Work alternate own transportation. Pleasant holes, zippers repaired. Win­ weeks, every other week off. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ning condition, needs battery, I960 WHITE 6 yard dump truck Call 649-3808. working conditions. CaU 643- $296 or best offer. Call eve- 742-7998 after 6 p.m. dow shades made to measure, Phone after 6 p.m., 649-6088 or 0633 after 4 p.m. 649-2602. nlngs 647-1101. ' all size Venetian blinds. Keys GRANT’S Plumbing Service — LABORATORY made while you wait. Tape re­ Free estimates, plus quality 1967 MERCURY (k>met, Capri, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887 work. 643-6341. CLEANING woman one day Trailers— each week. Near bus line. Help Wanted— Male 36 WINTHROP V-8, very clean, 23,000 miles. Main St., 649-6221. TECHNICIAN BY DICK CAVALU CkiU 646-4980 after 6. Mobile Homes 6-A (3all after 8 p.m. 649-2417. WINDOW CLEANING done at WANTED — licensed plumber immediately. Good wages, 1969 CAMARO, SS396, turbo- 1964 CHEVY Camper bus, fully special low rates. Fast, ettl- M iirinary, WOMAN for cleaning rooms, Challenging full-time opportunity for a high school graduate, AV\V I RUNCH VC3L1 good working conditions. 646- preferably with post graduate study, available Ln an expand­ hydramatic, bucket seats, gage equipped, self-contained, sleeps clent service. Call for free must have own transportation. IN I H E N O e a ? Dressmaking 19 2112. ing laboratory. cluster, vinyl roof, Daytona 6, good condition. Must be estimates. 646-4230. Call between 2-5, Manchester yellow. Must be seen to appre­ seen. 742-6764. ------DRESSMAKING and alterations Motel, 644-1504. ciate. Must sacrifice. Call 649- LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, done In my home, reasonable, Position is within Corporate Research and Development Technical Laboratory. The primary work activity will be In 6789 after 6. attics cleaned and removed. Prompt service. CaU 649-1133. 1968 22’ COVERED wagon camp Bulk deUvery. 6 4 4 - 8 9 6 2 . ------LEGAL EXPERIENCED the areas of product development, process control studies trailer, 643-5927. and participation in experimental plant trial runs. 1936 FORD plck-up, O.K. for STENOGRAPHER MACHINISTS $ Motor Vehicle Inspection. 647- SMALL Appliances repaired. Moving— ^T rucking— 10’ (X)X tent trailer, opens to Write: 9863 after 5 p.m. Lamps, cords, clocks, razors, Apply: 18’, excellent condition, sleeps blenders, space heaters, etc. Storage 20 Lessner, Rottner, Karp & CAPABLE OF MACHINING PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 1967 CHEVROLET Caprice six, $850. 643-8896. Door bells and locks. Simonlz MANCHESTER ' — Delivery- Plepler, P. O. Box 711, Man- AIRCRAFT TYPE FITTINGS Wagon, excellent condition, paste wax all cars. $6.05. Ug^t tmctdng and package de­ Chester, Ckinn., 06040. TO BLUEPRINT. COLONIAL BOARD (X). ABC Better Homes, largest dis­ 615 PARKER STREET, MANCHESTER new tires. Call 643-9121. play of mobile homes in Con­ “ Marcel,” 26 Wadsworth. 643- Uvery. Refrigerators, washers a o n 6922. and stove moving, specialty. COOK for part-time work for Mrs. E. S. Loftus cMALU 1969 BUICK WUdeat, 2-door necticut. Open house dally 9-9, E. A. PATTEN CO. Summer Special new 12’ wide Folding chairs for rent. 640- small concern, handle morn­ hardtop, power steering, 303 Wetherell St. for $4,995. ABC Better Homes, 0752. ing coffee break and lunch for brakes, low, low mileage. 646- Building— Manchester 1463 BerUn Turnpike, Berlin, office personnel. Hours 9 a.m. CAPTAm EASY 3166. — 1:30 p.m. Pleasant sur­ BY LESLIE TURNER Conn. 828-6541. Contracting 14 Painting— Foporing 21 1966 HUDSON Hornet, 2-door roundings, ample free parking 1067 DREAMER 10^’ truck LEON Cieszynski builder—new hardtop. A “ classic” runs JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Ckistom available. Call Personnel Of­ LE-MI CXJRP., Manchester, camper> self-contained on 1066 homes custom built, remodel­ fice, ConsoUdated Cigar Corp. PRINTING PLANT beautifully, radio, air-condi­ ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Painting, interior and exterior, Conn. 643-2362. Experienced Ford V-8. 647-1666. 131 Oak St., Glastonbury, tioning, 2 new tires. $200. 643- rages, kitchens remodeled, paperhanging, fully insured. lathe and Bridgeport opera­ For free estimates call 649- Conn. 8:80 a.m. — 4:30 p.m., 2210. bath tile, cement work. Steps, tors, second shift only. S E C W D S H IR 633-9441. PICK-UP camper, $400. Sleeps dormers. Residential or com­ 9658. If no answer 643-6362. 1964 TEMPEST Lemans con­ PART-TIME, for lawn and six. 643-0693. mercial. CaU 649-4291. ROGER’S PAINTING, interior vertible, 4-speed, radio, good NURSE Director — After 12 parking lot maintenance. Must • MULTILITH OPERATORS — Experience neces­ and exterior, ceiling, wall­ years of loyal, faithful service, top and tires, asking $760. CARPENTRY — concrete steps, have drivers Ucense. Apply In sary. papering. CkiU anytime, 643- our director was forced to re­ person at W. H. England Lum­ Phone 646-8628. Motorcyelok— floors, hatchways, remodeling porches, garages, closets, ceU- 0923. tire because of iU health. We ber Co., Route 44-A, Bolton • BI^roERY WORKERS — Machine experience Bicycits 11 are looking for someone to flU Notch. LANCELOT ______BY COKER and PENN 1964 FORD Galaxte 600XL. ings, attics finished, rec B.H MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, desired but not necessary. Power steering, brakes, auto­ rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ her position. Salary is depend­ 1969 CB360 HONDA, low mUe- Interioi: and exterior painting, WANTED — General machinist I'M &CIN(3 TO 6AW \/PUT IT'S SUCH Ves, IT'S (S D T W£UL,\ OH, COMS ON, LOfZI. P O HtoU \ matic, 44,000 mUes. Immacu­ er related work. No job too ent on experience and cap- age, Uke new, must sell now. paper hanging. Thirty years and lathe operators. Apply • WRAPPER — No experience necessary. THAT l?C?rreN LIMB V/ ALOVeLVCTLD TO 0£ asMCMep. dkav, THINK A rOUKN/GMJer IS >■ small. Dan Meran, Builder. abUity. Phone Mr. Atlas, 528- late. $800. 643-9206. $676. CaU 649-6069. experience, four generations. Metronic’s Inc., Route 6 ft 44A, OFF THE PAIC TREE, J TR EE-PD VOU BUT LET PEALUV N B i£$$A R V ?' 6978 for personal interview. Evenings, 649-8880. Free estimates, fully Insured. Eolton, C!onn. ------r-> V HAVE TO Z MB h e l p ) im hf MU. Inc, fjA U*. U1 Nl. 0W.| 1970 HARLEY Sprint, $626. CaU Top wages, plus a liberal benefit program H'OU N. J. LaFIamme — Carpenter 643-7361. DENTAL assistant wanted for 1966 CXJRVAIR Mbnsa automa- before 3 p.m. if possible, 643- PART-TIME morning help tlc, $660. CaU 649-3816. 4864. contractor. Additions, remodel­ dental speciality In a modem that includes a non-contributory pension plan. HOUSEPAINTING — scraping, downtown Hartford oSlce. Ebc- wanted, some mechanical ex­ LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON ing and repairs. CaU anj^me sanding, roofs appUed and re­ 1967 BSA, 260 cc, 1,600 miles, for free e^mates. 876-1642. perience not essential. Should perience. Top wages paid. Ap­ Apply in person or call f/S! 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, exceUent exceUent condition, $600. CaU paired. Chimneys and gutters. be alert and enjoy working ply 270 Hartford Rd., Man­ JL-' condition $460. C!aU 649-2696. 649-1743 between 6-8 p.m. CARPEINTRY and remodeling Insured, bonded, free esti­ with people. Call 622-9211. chester. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, mates. Work guaranteed. 648- 1968 VOLVO, 144S, model, ex- additions and garages. CaU 7026. CLEANINQ woman wanted, 8-4 BEGINNERS — Are you sales ceUent condition. Must seU. iggo BSA, 660cc, bored, newly Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. days weekly. Permanent post- minded and looking for a new Allied Printing Services Inc. NAME your own price. Paint­ $2,100. CaU 872-0208. reconditioned. $600. 643-9027. tion. Send name, address, career? We have aptitude testa ATJ. masmiary, stone walls jm- ing, paperhanging, removal. phone number and references to help you evaluate our op­ 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Prompt service, fuUy insured. 1967 YAMAHA 860cc, no fifth tios, steps, stoops, and water to Box R, Manchester Herald, portunlty. Ebccellent training MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-1101 1982 METOR, $169. rood rim- gear, $350. Call after 5 :30. proofing, new and repair. CaU Satisfaction guaranteed. C:!aU All replys confidential. Writing and fringe benefits. CaU Russ nlng condition. 643-2061. 6444)353. 627-0982. J e r ^ Kenny, 647-9664. abiUty not required. Stevenson at 278-7770. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER fG h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. JULY 81, 1970 MANCHEST4 D EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRroAY» it t lY » 1, 1970 GE SEVENITIEN. Gorckiii rcuiii if Busilwss LocoNons invostmont. Prepuirty Houses For Solo.. 72 Howot For Solo 72 H omsos F or Sah 72 H omroe For Solo 72 Hoinos For Scrio 72 Howot For Solo 72 Hoosos For Solo 72 O a t o f Town Out of Town Dairy Products 50 For Ront 64 For 70-A MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- For Solo 75 For Solo 75 NATIVE fresh vegetables, But­ BERflirS room Cape with 3 bedrooms, ~ MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom TWO-FAMILY of 4-4. Now on BOWERS SCHOOL Area-6-room CLASSIFIED STO m V 20'x 70’, 8M Main St., MANCHESTER — business NINE-ROOM Colonial, laij^ ter and Sugar sweet com, formal dining room, carpeted PORTER ST. ‘ frame and brick Ranch under <^MBINATOON — Two-famlly tj,e market. CentraUy located. Cape. Fireplace, sunporch, COVENTRY — 9 room Raised SEVEN-ROOM Split Level, 3 Downtown Manchester. Avail­ block with 6 apartments, ex­ kitchen, formal dlntog room, tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, living room with fireplace, pri­ 10 years young, fireplace, waU- w th sinaUer ^ l e to ©no heating system. One unit large kitchen, patio. Land- ' Ranch. Modem kitchen with bedrooms, family room, 2- able September 1st. Call S22- cellent condition. Owner will 20’ Uving room, 1% baths, first- vate shaded yard. Wolverton to-waU carpet In living room, Sever^ vacant on sale. T.J. Crockett, acaped grounds. Austin Cham­ built-ins, IH baths, fireplace, acre treed lot, fireplace, ga.' stiingbeaM. Buckland Farms, S114. finance 80 per cent at 8% per First- time offered—Imma­ floor family room, 4 bedmms, ADVERTISING Comer .Adams and Tolland Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. dining room and hall, huge po^bUlties. BuitoeM soned. 643-1677. bers, Realtor, MLS 643-2325. family room, sundeck, 2-car rage. Priced to sell. Hayes cent. Terrific income produc­ culate TH’room Colonial- 2-car garage. Laig;e lot, 826,- BelUore Agency, 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 8 . ______Tpke, AIR-CONDTnONED o f f i c e finished rec room, 2-sone heat, garage, % acre wooded lot, Agency, 646-0131. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS er. Call now, Hayes Agency, Cape. First floor paneled 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ Manchester apace available. Inquire Holi­ OVERSIZED Cape, 7 large country sise lot. Spotless In------^------HEY THERE — Terrific 3-fam- 825,600. PhUbrick Agency, 646-0181. family room with many cus­ tors, 646-4200. TEXAS SIZE RANCH!! 8 A J l to 4:30 PM. ROSE’S pick your own blue­ day Lanes, 89 Spencer St, rooms, central location, re­ tom bullt-ins, spacious liv­ te^l^r must Paul Uy Income property cloto ^o Realtors, 646-4200. Wontod— Rool Estofo 77 berries, now open for remain­ Manchester, 613-212S. cently redecorated, fireplace, EHilton Rd., notice how clean everything.. City utUlUes, More Just listed!! We invite you MANCHES’TER — 6-family, ali ing room, formal dining W. Dougan Agency, Realtors, to drive by 80 Meadow Lane. der of the season. 3Sc a pound. aluminum siding, garage, WOODHnX. HEIGirrS — 7%' and weU kept this gorgeous InformaUon caU the Morrison BOL’TON 6-room Cape. large ALL CASH for your piroperty OOPH CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MAIN STREEIT office space, 6-room apartments, excellent room and convenient kitch­ room Ranch, first-floor family 6494636, 646-1021. '' Cape Is. Be Informed that it Is You wlU see an 82’ custom Please bring your own con­ many features. Mid 20’s. Mor­ Agency, Realtor, 6491016. lot large rooms, mud room, within 24 hours. Avoid red per cent location near income. Unusual offering. Call en, three bedrooms, room, large beautifully finish­ as clean as the proverbial built Ranch on one o t Man­ t:M PJL DAT b e f o r e PIWAOATIO^ tainer. No children under 12. 100 rison Realtor, 648-1016. CHARMING 6 room quaUty Co­ lake privileges. Only 820,000. tape, instant service. Hayee banks, air-conditioned, auto­ for details. FreCbette Realtors, tiled baths, first floor laun­ ed rec room in basement, en­ whistle on the Inside. Features POR’TER ST. area — Picture- chester’s finest streets. Call Deadline lor Satnrdajr and Monday to «:M p.m. Fridai Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., 290 dry room, two fireplaces, lonial, large rooms, garage, Flano Agency 646-0191. Agency, 646-0131. matic fire sprinkler. Apply -647-9093. closed patio, garage. Excep- beautiful, private backyard include two fuU baths, a fin- pretty i.s this immaculate onc- us for a leisurely Inspection. Matson Hill Rd., South Glas­ Marlow’s, 867 Main St. wall to wall carpeting, cen­ tionaUy weU maintained. Phil­ Ished basement, famUy room owner 6-room Colonial with Offered by absentee owner BOLTON 6 room SjiUt Level, TOUR COOPERATION WILL. tonbury. SIX ROOMS, older Colonial, on tral air conditioning through­ EbcceUent condition, exceUent SELLING YOUR HOUSE? brick Agency, Realtors, 646- locaUon. Owner 6491660. and Ubraiy, enclosed Jalousied formal dining room, beamed at 842,900. J. Florence has Hreplaced living room, tile BE APPRECIATED MANCHESTEIR Green - ground laige comer lot, garage, cen­ out. Attached garage, many key. DIAL M 3-2711 BLUEBERRIES, pick your 4200. porch, double ameslte drive­ ceiling living room, fireplace bath, large kitchen. Excellent I guarantee in writing a floor 900 square feet, front por­ tral location, tremendous busi­ EXPERIENCED ) extras. Eecellent value. 838,- 8300. minimum newspaper own, 26 cents a pint through MANC91E8TER Green. Section- way, etc., etc. A best buy in and deep wooded lot ’This condition, treed lot, 820,600. tion carpeted. Second floor, one ness potential. Call today. 600. CAMBRIDGE St. — 2-stories, the mid-twenties. Ob, yea, advertising program on all Augiist. Manning, Watrons LOOM HXER Unique 4-room Colonial, all home is to exceUent condition B (Sl W Hayes Agency 646-0131. Continuud From Prucudinq Poqt large room, 360 square feet, al­ Heritage House, 6492482. 6 rooms, heated garage, large new inside, 2-car garage, treed nice, neat garage. Belfiore in a lovely neighborhood. A 99day exclusives. Daily cov­ Rd., Bolton, 640-4767. so, three a^oining offices. Will BARROWS and WALLACE Co. lovely shaded yard, patio. lot, 817,900, Hayes Agency, 649 Agency, 647-1418. good value at 829,900. Helen FIVE-ROOM Ranch. East St.. erage in more than one rent together or one or two 'W e have an opportunity' U & R REALTY CO., INC. Manchester Parkade Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 'TOMATOES, cucumbers, beets, for an e x pe r 1 e n c e d 648-2002 Owner going South. Can be 0181. D. Cole, Realtor, 6496666. Hebron. Extra large treed lot. newspaper. Artidos For Solo 45 separately. Call 6492741 or 649 BRAND new seven - room Manchester 6496306 Swiss chard, squash, 21 Angel ^Crompton and Knowles^ Robert D. Murdock. Realtor bought with or without com­ Kitchen with built-ins, three PLUS TWO tanks with stands, includ­ BUILDING coming down, pur­ 6688. Land For Solo 71 PRICE REDUCED. Owner, anx- Ranch, i-car garage, two-fuU MANCHES’TER — 9room old- St., Mancherter. loom fixer. Wages are plete furnishings. Convenient NEWLY painted older 4 or 6- bedrooms. Asking 824,600. Once a week your house is ing fish, lights and pumps, 836. chased from a demolition com­ open and dependent on Ipus on this lovely aluminum baths, automatic kitchen, wall HARTFORD RD.—2,000 square SOUTH MANCaiESTER — Ap­ to schools, shopping and bus. er home on Pearl St. Needs bedroom home. Convenient lo­ Keith Real Elstate, 649-1022, . picture advertised in its CaU 6498403, after 6 p.m. pany, 1,000 used fluorescent ; background and aptitude. ^ sided Cape with fireplace, rec to wall carpeting, etc., etc. feet with overhead door. Ideal proximately 6 acres with 641’ NORTH ELM St., 2 famUy du­ Reatonably priced. Charles work but well worth the effort. cation, treed yard, immediate 646-4126. own 4x5” ad—every week light fixtures, 4’ with tWo Panoramic view from a Household G oods 51 for manufacturing. etc. 649 frontage, half mile to Martin plex, 7 large rooms each side, PontlcelU, Owner-Broker, 649 room, oversized garage. Close Priced accordingly at 817,900. occupancy. 6% per cent mort­ until sold. Work Is ii) an expanding high on a hilltop treed lot, yet VERNON — Deluxe Ranch for bulbs, 83 each. Sell any 7296. School. Owner wUl finance. M. non-defense plant Uiat has ^ nice condition, 2-car g^arage, 9644 or 872-4732. to Parkade, 822,900. Wolverton 2-famlly conversion possibili­ gage is assumable or conven­ FREE to good home, 8-year old still in Manchester! Mr. Mer­ only 826,900. Can’t beat this amount. Ideal for recessed, H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. 'excellent growth potential' lot 100x180. Call Peg Clessyn- Agency Realtors, 6492813. ties. Call ’The Paul W. Dougan tional financing available. LINSAY REALTY male Beagle. 872-4160. ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. home for this price. 1% baths, ceilings, garages, factories, of BOLTON Notch, office space and which Is more closely sU, Broker, 6494291. HACKMATACK - Keeney St. Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Public Notice MOVE RIGHT into this 8 or 4 kitchen carpeted, three bed­ 649-9158 649-0085 FREE —Four adorable kittens, fices, Bciiuuia, schools, warehouses, rec-rec suitable for doctor, real es­ ^ associated with the bust-. area . . . nice 6^-room Ranch NEW~LISnNd~ ~ B i^ big 6491021. ' ness machine Industry,' bedroom immaculate Cape. rooms, big dry cellar, fire­ six-weeks old, housebroken. reation rooms. Discount 25 or T /a o c c i r ' . f T^u t t tate, beauty salon etc. Write RANCH — three bedrooms, din­ on half-acre lot. Lavatory to Dutph Colonial, total of 9yes, Houses For Solo 72 than traditional textiles. Privacy, one acre plus lot. place in Uving room. And It OUT OF state buyer wants to 643-8824. more on locaUon. Gremmo A 1 - 6 3 5 0 OT D U y fBox "0" Manchester Herald. ing room, den, ftreplaced-liv- baisement, carport, many ex­ 9 rooms- Bathrooms and lava­ MANCHESTER is within four Lots For Solo 73 ing room. Scenic wooded lot, tras. 814,600 GI mortgage as- Heritage House, 6492482. miles of this beautiful 9room Is well kept. Give us a call, buy 3-bedroom home in Man­ RROTWTFWTTn Middle 3 Rooms of New Furniture BOLTON Notch, Space suitable im m a c u l a t e 2-famlly du­ ’ Plant is located In Crom-' tories on every level, com­ BOL’TON — Building loto with M Q I O T E ^ male Sainoyed, Tp^^., Manchester. 649-9953. from Manchester’s best location. sunlable. Asking 826,900. T.J. Ranch. Has lot 76x161’. Full T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- chester. Will pay up to $27,000. ® 1970 I>r NEA, Ik for retail, trucking concerns. plex, on East side. Modem well. Conn., and work RAISED Ranch — 825,600. Six pletely remodeled inside. Fire­ beautiful view of Connecticut 2-year old, family dog. Excel- __i______nom .for first shift, 8 a.m. Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. _ _ „ _ price 818,900. CaU on this one. 1677. Call the Paul W. Dougan Agen­ equipment sales. Write Box bath, and kitchen. Complete rooms, wall-to-wall carpet, place in large front to back Valley, one of Connecticut’s lent with children. 8100. CaU PILE is soft and lofty, .colors \ / f O n P T T - I O X /fL ? aluminum siding, 2 - car '4:30 ^.m. Uviii r^m. ^ 9 cw overrized M‘“ ®" Agency, Realtors, 643- cy, Realtors, 6494635, 6491021. 646-4696. retain brilliancebrilUance inIn enmetacarpets n V _ 'J V l C 'Let's play football. I'll be spokesman for the players, "0” , Manchester Herald. bullt-ins, fireplace, 2-car highest elevations. Owners will TOLLAND —Large 8-room Co­ garage. Bralthwaite Agency, ^This is a definite career , garage, trees. Hutchins Agency, garage. Truly parkllke yard ______cleaned with Blue Lustre Rent COLONIAL and you represent team owners." help finance lot of your choice. lonial with attached garage, on FREE — liv a b le housebroken Realtor, 649-4693. 'offering with long term< with shade giving, stately p r e s t ig e deluxe home, Cov- LAND - Louis Dimmock Real­ electric shampooer 81. Paul’s MnnFPM Realtors, 6495324. Will also construct home of 2 wooded acres. 2Vi baths, all kittens, looking for a good Houses For Ront 65 Job security. trees. Work relwation ^ g^ry lake frontage 226’ with your choice. Fiano Agency, brick fireplace wall in family ty, Realtors, 6499823. Paint A Wallpaper Supply. J S P A N IS H PRE-SCHOOL SPECIALS NEW LISTING — Immaculate reason for sale. A fine gracious rooms, 3% baths, wall to wall home. Please caU 646-2778. TO rent for hunting season, 8- CENTRALLY >CaU 1-347-6160 or apply:< 646-0191. room, first floor laundry, aluminum sided Ranch with home cony^entiy located. In earpeting throughout, balcony CARPETS a fright?'Make them ★ PROVINCIAL Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— room house on Deer Isle, LOCATED Manchester and vicinity: — screened - in porch, large dog Bolton a beautiful sight with Blue from garage, full basement, bus overtook ^ cathedral celling ANDOVER — W ^ e d building AKC Chihuahua pupptos, rea­ THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ Tenements 63 Maine. References required. line Possible three bedrooms, cy, 647-1418. ^ * kennel and dry basement, $37,- Lustre. Rent electric sham- Owner transferred to Texas. MANCIIEISTBR — 822,900. 9room Cape Cod on Texas size sunken living room with fire­ lot, artesian well, walking dis­ sonable. 742-6369. tage St., centrally located,______Call Eaten or Barry. Phone at Walters 600. Owner, 875-2706. Star Gazers pooer 81. Olcott Variety Store. S Z o O Neat 6% room Ranch, fresh­ lot not far from new Route 6. Immediate occupancy. carpeting. 819,600. Wolverton place. Tremendous center tance to lake and school, very large pleasantly furnished FOR a refined working cou; Deer Isle 207-348-2617. Man­ Belting Industries, Inc. Agency, Realtor, 6492813. SIX-room, conveniently located i]^ ly painted, carpeted kitch­ halls, story book kitchen, two- good residential area. Paul W. rooms, parking. Call 6492368 chester phone 643-6167. Call af­ older home. Mqdem kitchen, Defeat Firemen r T h.p. tractor, wlto 42" Any Item may be purchased or lady, a pleasant four-room en, beautiful rear patio. 2- 46 Nooks HUl Rd. X VERNON — 823,900. 4-bedroom full dormered Cape Cod on car garage. Parklike atmo­ Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- mower and snow blade. Uke separately ^ for overnight and permanent ter 6 p. m. Manchester or be­ f i r s t t i m e offered, better two-full batlto, two-car garage. ANDOVER $17,300 In the return softball match Live Stock 42 heated, hot water, apartment. car garage, price dropped CromweU, Conn. j ) a private treed lot. Seldom can we offer a 7-room home sphere. Morrison Realtor, 643- 4535, 6491021. new condition. 6493807. guest rates. fore 7:30 a. m. Will be most of in JUs price range. than new, large 3-bedroom Co­ Walk to public or parochial last night, the Star Gazers de­ Appliances, sunporch. No 827,900. Immediate occu­ ( schools. Priced right. Mr. Mer­ 1016. . HORSESHOEING or trimming ------INSTANT CREDIT children or pets. On bus line. summer at Deer Isle. House pancy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ An Equal Opportunity "N lonial, plus 2-car garage. 1^ BUILDING LOTS, city sewer 8138.49 MONTHLY PAYS ALL feated the Hebron Fire Depart­ Is a must for your riding en- BURROUGHS — Heavy_____ duty CONGENIAL woman will share MANCHEISTER — 825,900. 3-bedroom Cape Cod in a nice baths, fireplace, wall-to-wall ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Security. Phone 643-6627. heated by Franklin stove and tor 643-1677. Employer jl NINE ACHES — sweeping and water, A and B zones. 85,800 ASSUMES S%% FHA ment, 22-9. The winning,pitcher }03rment. Call 643-1490 or write electric adding ------machine, nine home In Ellington with one or residential area. Oversized garage, 2 zone heat, flre- carpeting, rec room, alum­ OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 la,rge oil burner stove In kitch­ ( BRAND NEW, eight room, dis­ views, lovely six-room stone Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MORTGAGE was Jack Whltham. Home runs Tom Robenhymer, 36 Falknor bank keyboard. Excellent con- MON.-FRl. 10-9 two persons. Phone 876-6866 af- FIVE-ROOM, 2-bedroom apart- en. House equipped completely placed-llving room are just a few of its features. inum siding, ideal for doctor’s 646-4299. were hit by Bnmo Moske and Dr., Manchester. dlUon. $76. Call 646-4802. MANCHES’TER — 4-bedroom tinctive Dutch Colonial. Im­ Ranch. Large enclosed porch, ter 8:30 or write Home, P.O. ment, second floor. Available except for bed linen and residence or practice. One mediate occupancy. ’Truly ele­ Duane Leblanc. Colonial, 1 % baths, 2-car ga­ MANCHESTER — 827,900. 8-bedrom Ranch with a first floor 2-car garage. Out-building. MANCHESTER — B-zone lot 5H room Ranch, 2-car ga­ HOTPOINT refrigerator freez­ Box 183, Ellington, Conn. now. One child accepted. 872 towels. Furnished. block from Manchester Memo­ gant and gnracious living. Mr. Disposal Area rage with patio, alumlnim sid­ family room In lovely "Green Manor". Garage, carpet­ Hutchins Agency, 6495324. of record, 88,000. Frechette rage, partially finished walk­ er, 11 cubic feet. Wood lathe, , H G 06029. 0602. ______ing and fireplace Just oegin to tell the story. rial. Be first to see. .Upper Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 647- Townspeople are reminded of Articles For Solo 45 ing, fenced yard. Mid 20’a. Realtors, 647-9993. out basement, fireplace, fully equipped. Excellent con­ — ------. TWO-BEDROOM house, baOi, 30’s. ColU-Wagner 666 Bum- MANCHESTER —Large center the new Andover-Bolton disposal WORlaNG girl wanted to share LARGE five room apartment, large porch, hot water heat. Morrison Realtor, 643-1016. 1418. high treed lot. Quiet dead­ ’TWO guns, one 3980, one 243. dition. 836 each. 647-9866. V e r n o n — 828,900. 7%-room Raised Ranch surrounded by side Ave. East Hartford, 289 entrance four bedroom Ranch. area hours. They are Tuesday, FURNITURE apartment and expenses with Main St., near Center, second COVENTRY — Valley View, 6 end street. Immediate occu­ Stereo outfit Set of dumbbells. References required. Call 643- RAYMOND RD. 9room Garri­ 1V4 private acres. Aluminum siding, fireplace, built-ins, 0241. SOUTH FARMS — Manches­ Two baths, double garage, 42' 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday, 8 669 Burnside Ave. same. Call 643-6253, 649-8430. floor over bakery, includes acres, 323’ roqd frontage, ex­ pancy. Set of encyclopedia. Portable \LUMINUM sheets used as 7305 after 12 noon. son Colonial on one-acre lot. 1% baths and garage. Need we say more? ter’s most popular area —CaU, family room, fireplace, fenced a.m. to 6 p,m., Friday, 8 a.m. LARGE unusual Ranch with a cellent area. Possible 2 lots, electric oven. Phone 646-3786. printing plates, .009 thick. 23x East Hartford heat and hot water. 8136 per Pour baths, 4 bedrooms, large Rick Merritt and see why! wooded lot. 831,900. Pat Huff­ to 8 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m. MANCHESTER 6-room house, MAN CHESTER — 834,900. One-year old custom built alumi­ 810,900. Hayes Agency, 649 ...... 36” , 26 cents each or 5 for 81 289-0756 month. Call 646-0299 or 649- formal dining room, 24’ living Hom« view. Features 24’ living room, Yes, you can still get a big, man, Meyer, Realtor, 643-6930. LAWRENCE F. FIANO, to 5 p.m. 8781. immediate occupancy, 8260 per num sided Ranch on a beautiful treed lot. 2 car garage, 0181. POLAROID camera, model 100, Bs3-2711. RirimRTr v o ir m iv ititdmt Aporrmeiito— Flols—■ room, screened porch, 2-car large formal dining room, li­ quaUty buUt home with city REALTOR Tenements 63 month. Paul W. Dougan Agen­ iMi baths, all appliances, fireplaced-llvlng room and brary, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three water and sewer, a short IMMACULATE 3 - bedroom Advertisement S V6U saved and - ^ form al! S\\ i^ ei^ % e^ O U R MANCHESTER — Northwood cy. 649-4635. garage, beautifully landscaped. Front carpeting. One of a kind situation. ’A " ZONED buUdlng lot, one ASmng too. 8499842. ^ ^O^ PRICES. \ fireplaces, 3^ baths, recrea- splash from swimming, and a Raised Ranch loaded with 649-5371 Citizens for Duffy Invite you BOLTON — Deluxe 314 rooms, Apartments. Luxury split-level, nv^rV~A\TT> For further information call block off East Center St., PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, VERNON — 834,900. Monroe Moses, custom built 7-room lon room, garages, on a three- chip shot from golfing, all this everything that you eould to a beer blast, Saturday Au­ ARGUS movie camera, electric with Blue Lustre. Rent electric ------m carpeting, appliances, air-con­ one bedroom. Cental air-con- ™*-djAND near Parkway. A $7,600. Keith Real Estate, 649- AvaUable for one-year lease, 646-4200. Raised Ranch. Beamed ceilings, 2^4 baths, built-lns, acre lot. Call for appointment. in the low thirties. CaU now. want. 2 baths, 2-car garage, gust 1st 7—11 p.m. at D’ltalia’s eye, wide angle zoom lens. shampooer, 81- Pinewood Fur- «ew^wlth ditioning, private finished ditioning, carpeting, formal llv 1922, 6494126. COVENTRY LAKE — Tremen­ nlture Shop cabinet. Monograms, hems. 6H-room Ranch, 8260. per By BBA KEITH fireplaced-living room and a 2-car garage. Outstanding PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. 2 fireplaces, built-lns, air-con­ Rt. 44A. Super 8, 866. 6499642. basements. Attfactlve residen­ Ing room, family room, 1% dous value offered in this jum­ embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ month. References required. 822,600 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end buy for the discerning shopper. 646-4200. ditioning, summer " and winter tial area. Adults only, no pets. baths, private basement, bal­ CIRCA 1969 Raised Ranch, sub­ Rosort Proporty bo sized Colonial home. Fea­ CLEAN expensive carpets with LAWN tractor with rotary at- lent condition. Guaranteed Hayes Agency, 646-0181. struct, 160x160, trees, 6-room drapes, wall-to-wall carpeting, Manchester Evening Herald L.F. Plano, 649-6371. cony, carport, heat, hot water. Hints for the people who are MANCHES'TER — To settle es­ urban setting In Manchester! For Solo 74 tures modem kitchen with the best. Blue Lustre is Amer- tachmenta tachmenU. lawn roller and PuH price now 886 or 7 month- ______AvaUable Immediatelv i 200 ------r r ’ y - Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga­ moving. First book your patio, walking distance to Bolton siibimer correspondent Available Immediately, 8200. GREEN M anor-3-biiw )m fur rage, Hutchins Agency, Real­ tate, older OH-room 2-story Total of 10 rooms, 2 baths, 2 built-ins, 2 full baths, 20’ mas­ lea’s favorite. Rent electric seeder. Will sell together or ly payments of $8. 522-0476. LOOKING lor anything In real J-D. Real Estate A v i a t e s ^ o r —3-bedrc mover far enough in advance grade and Junior high school. COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ Alan Cocconi, tel. MO-0904. with tors, 6496324. home, central, quiet, con­ garages. Beautiful brick ex­ ter bedroom, fireplace, garage. shampooer-t------81- —Manchester---acssM-ua------apckl separately. 6496838. dealer. estate rentS^-a^rtm ulldlUS, e” .T toe.. 643-6129 Associates mshed Ranch house that you don’t have to worry. venient location. ExceUent terior, two fireplaces, four bed­ Compare at 834,900. Colll-Wag- mer cottage, fireplaoed living screened porch, all conven­ Be sure you let the Post Of­ CaU quickly on this prime JUMBO SIZE Colonial in execu­ terms to qualified buyer, 826,- rooms. The very best. Mr. ner 666 Burnside Ave., East room, completely carpeted, Legal Notice n e e d s a iences. Available for school fice know of your move and value. 824,900. Philbrick Agen­ U « ? 40 per cent dls- ^ N T l ^ i E D refrigerators, ^ T c a lT ^ D R ^ ' S ™ rooms, heated, alr-condl- - B & W - Hartford, 289-0241. enclosed porch, exceUent con­ tive neighborhood ,6 years old, 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso­ Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- ■ count. Premium. First Line,Une. ranges, automatic washerswaahers sioo ______year. References required. to where to send your mall. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. OKDEB OF NOTICE tinned, garage, south west modem kitchen, large formal The BARROWS and WALLACE Company ciates, 648-6129, 643-8770. 1418. dition, treed lot. 89,000. Hayes AT A C»URT OF PROBATE, SCREENED loam, processed Wide ovals. And truck tires, with guarantees. See them at ’ CaU 649-6925. Give notice of your moving NEW Listing. Simply immacu­ area, 8186. AvEiilable Sept. 1st. dining room, famUy room with date to all utility companies Agency, 646-0131. VERNON —Just listed modem held at Hancbeater, within and for gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, Coles Discount Station, 461 B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 MANCHESTER Centw ^Manchester Parkade, Manchester, 6495306 late Ranch custom built for the District of Manchester, on the — 643-8723. fieldstone fireplace, large gas, oil, water, electricity, MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-8 FOUR-bedroom SpUt with 6-room Colonial. Large master fill, stone. George H. Griffing. West Center St., 643-6332. Main St. Call 643-2171 Home and office for lease, one — -—------EIGHT-Room house 3 or 4 bed- present owners. 6V4 large airy MASSACHUSETTS Berkshires- 21st day of July, 1970. front-to-back Uving room with telephone. Arrangements for Our professional home counselors can help you arrange with 2 car garage, nice floor three-fuU baths! Two - zone bedrooms, spacious Uving Present, Hon. John J. WaUatit, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. child preferred, 8260. per ATTRACTIVE 4^4 rooms, sec- rooms, rec room In basement, rooms, plus deUghtfully Judge. GARAGE and lawn sale, Satur- MOVING — Must sell, Olympic fireplace, half bath. Second billing and service depend on financing with as little as ^0% down. Whether you are buy­ plan including 2 bedrooms, ex­ heat, automatic kitchen. Prox­ Completely furnished four- room with fireplace, formal 8275 monthly. One year lease screened porch. Park - like, Estate of Olive L. House, late of day, August 1st, 370 Carter St., console phonograph, Whlrpool month, heat included. Refer- floor, porch, stove, refrig- floor has 6 bedrooms, 3 fuU whatever agreement you and ing or selling call a professional. ceUent condition. A good buy. imity to school, recreational fa- room cabin, fieldstone fire­ dining room, wall to wall car­ Manchester, in said District de­ ELEX7TRIC typewriter, origi­ required. Paul W. Dougan the next owner have reached. landscaped 400’ yard. Close to 10 a.m;-2 p.m. washer, 2-years old, other mis­ ences required. Hayes Agency, parking may be arrang- baths. Two-car g;arage, beau- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ciUties. Immediate occupancy. place, surrounded by 27 acres peting, IMi baths. Large lot ceased. nally 8199.60, sacrifice 886. Also 646-0131. Opposite Center Park. Agency 6494686, 646-1021. Ask UtiUty companies about The administratrix having exhibit­ cellaneous articles. 648-0446. tifuUy landscaped yard. For 6492813. Belfiore Agfency, 647-1418. schools and shopping. Don’t for complete privacy. $19,900. with a view. Assumable mort­ ed her administration account with portable LOST bright carpet colors . re: ______. .. ______Adults, no pets, references re- any fees and deposits that miss it. Belfiore Agency, 647- said estate to this Court for allow­ navArnever iirm used,I. tm$75. 64^7798 -• ** ______further details call Philbrick GARRISON Colonial, modem MANCHESTER — A spacious Owner, 649-0382. gage. 826,900r PhUbrick Agen­ store them with Blue Lustre. SEWING MACHINE — New HAVE customers waiting qulred. Occupancy August 10. may be necessary at your IMMACULATE O-room Ranch. EIGHT-room gorgeous Colonl- 1413. ance, It is after 6. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. destination if services are to Utchen, formal dining room, lawn surrounds this 4-bedroom cy, Realtors, 646-4200. ORDERED:'That the 20th day of Rent electric shampooer 81- 1969 zigzag,------unclaimed— j .— laya- for the rental rental of of your your apart- apart- 6497629. 6497629. ” O llt o f TOWII large living room with fire­ Double garage, walk-out base­ al with 2-car garage, 2Mi baths, August, 1970, at ten o’clock forenoon, be ready on arrival. Cape home In a neighborhood first floor family room enclos­ X Farr’s, 2 Main St., 643-7111. way, buttonholes, monograms, “ r home. J.D. Real ~ ______F o f R o n t place, one fuU and two half­ ment from family room. Fire­ ROCKLEDGB — 4 - bedroom O u t o f Town ANDOVER - All electric Ranch, at the Probate Office In the Munici­ 66 1. "A ” Zone lot. 1 block off Ideal for your chUdren. CaU us ed porch, patio, wall to waU, pal Building in sold Manchester, be hems, etc. Now only 864. Easy Estate Associates, too. 643- / oom apartment w it h ------baths, four bedrooms, lot lOOx place, 1% baths. Acre lot, 20x Cape, original owner retiring, kitchen a housewife’s dream. and the some is asatgned for a hetur- DARK, rich, stone free, loam, E. Center St. $7500.00. now to see this lovely home. etc., etc. Prestige location. For Solo 75 WOODLAND terms. 622-0931 dealer - Willow Brook 2. New listing. 5H Room 180’. 831.600. PhUbrick Agency, 40 pool. Only 831,900. Pasek IH baths, rec room, breeze­ Five bedrooms, exquisite sot­ Ing on the allowance of said ed- five-yards, 820. Sand, gravel, 6, 646-3672. Apartments. Immediately new Only 824,900. The Paul W. Dou­ Tree lined street. Belfiore mlnlstratlon account with said es­ Ranch. IH Baths-Rec. Room. Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 2897476, 646-4678, way, double garage, flowering BOL’TON — SPACIOUS 4V4- ting. $1,000 down, no points to tate, ascertainment of heirs snd stone, fill, manure, pool and G. E. REFRIGERATOR, 13’ second-floor, 4-room ------8H rooms at 8160, at 8180. gan Agency, Realtors, 6494686, Agency, 647-1418. MANOR RUMMAGE Brick and Wood Const. Amott 6491021. 742-8243. trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, room Ranch, Uke new condi­ qualified veterans, Inter­ order of dlatiibulon, and this Court patio sand. 643-9604. self-defroster, good 2-family dwelling, ,^heat, dls- CENTER ST-4%-room du- Heat, hot water, refrigerator, Road. directa that noUco ot the time and freezer, self-defroster, good CIRCA 1740 laige authentic Co­ 6490131. tion, eat-in kitchen, buUt-lns, est. To inspect this beautiful ~ AA.AAAAA. posal,dosaJ. rnncrA.range, rA#r1crAt*otnfrefrigerator, Pi6X.plex, 1V4 batllH.baths, flJlall ArmlinnAAoappliances, ’Two-famlly. Hamlin St. A.SSUMABLE 0 per cent mort- FAMILY, central loca- ______place assigned for said hearing be APARTMENTS condition. 8100. 649-0842. oven-range, disposed, dish­ 3. lonial, 11 rooms. Seven fire­ fireplace, garage, lake privi­ home call the Fiano Agency, given to all persona known to be FOR SALE — Ingersol-Rand >4’’ shades, antennae, parking, fully carpeted, 2 air-condition­ SALE! 6A6. Owner will carry the FIVE-BEDROOM Colonial, two fifafire, monthly payments S90, tion, new heat, never a vacan- MANCHESTER — 4-family plus Interested therein to appear and be Homestead Street washer, wall to wall carpeting, places, two baths, some of the leges. $20,600. Hayes Agency, 646-0191. drive impact wrench, best of­ SOLID birch bedroom set, yard, cellar, adults, no pets. ers, heat and hot water, sound­ at GOODYEAR mortgage. years old, aluminum siding, small three-bedroom Ranch. cy. Lower mid-thirties and restaurant rental, large gross, heard thereon by publishing a copy Manchester, Conn. air-conditioning, swimming original floors, lathes, doors, 646-0181. of this order in some newspaper fer. 646-1632 after 4:30 p.m. 1)ureau, night table, % size Aug. 1st. occupancy, 8160. 644- proofing, storage and parking, 4. Four-family. Bissell St. Al. 2H baths, formal dining room, worth It! Belfiore Agency, 647- exceUent return, prime loca­ pool, lighted tennis courts, etc. Can rent upstairs while Modem kitchen, new furnace. VERNON — New listing — 7- having a circulation in sold District, WOODLAND MANOR offers Sacro Support Gold Bond mat' 8169. on bus line, near shopping, basketbaU court, parking and Thursday ■ Friday - Satur­ siding. With a Uttle fixing up first-floor famUy room, mod­ Call and see this cutie. Mitten 1418. tion. Frechette Realtors, 647- BOL’TON — Three - bedroom at least seven days before the day the owner could get a lot restoring If desired. Assum­ room Raised Ranch, three of said hearing, and by moiling on the ultimate in convenient 8195. per month. Phone storage aU included. No pets. day, em kitchen with buUt-lns, 2- Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. 9993. stone Ranch, high on a cliff more for this. Asking 836,600. able mortgage. 827,000. PhU­ OLDER seven-room Home, one years old. Wooded lot with or before July 23, 1970, by certified prestige living, with schools, BooK m idAc^ri.^ S S i r , iTTRACnVE, , . .p.» CaU Hartford, 627-9238, Ver­ car garage. $43,960. PhUbrick overlooking Eastern Connect­ mall, a copy of this order to Irene Charles Pontlcelll, 649-9644. That’s right! We have a sur­ 6. For the horse lover. Com­ block from Center. Ideal for poUR-room Ranch below 820,- swimming pool. Convenient to shopping and religious facil­ GERICH’S Marine Service — bureau, 816, 643-2020. ment, centrally located, stove. non, 872-4400. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus­ icut. Nine acres In all. Also H. Wilson, 147 Parker St., Manches-' pletely renovated and moder­ 4200. growing family. Low twenties. stores and schools. Good ter, CoisL, and return make to this ities nearby. Evinrude motors, sales and ______parking, adults, references, no FOUR - ROOM ^artm ent 2 ------plus of rummage items tom 7-room Garrison Colonial. 000. Fenced-in back yard, alu­ included is a service buUdlng. Court. nized home. Three acres of NINE-ROOM Colonial. Double Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. neighborhood. Priced for fast service. 1082 Tolland Tpke., pets. 8146. Sept. 1st. 6496324. family, first floor, heat, yard ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3% taking up vaiuabie floor land. Horse and hay bams, 2^ baths, 2-car garage, all minum siding. On bus line, One of the better buys avail­ JOHN J. WAJLLBTT, Judge IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY room apartment. Residential REGENT ST. — 4-room house garage. CentraUy located. Only near shopping. CaU Braith- sale at $27,600. R & B Associ- cc: Robert W. Gordon, Atty. One and two spacious bed­ Buckland, Conn., 643-2363. hedroom m an ch e~CTER~-- One bedroom Parking, adulte only, no to Manchester. aluminum, private treed lot, xHREE FAMILY, convenient able. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, area. Appliances, heat. space. Some are returned, 6. Business zoned lots on on industrial zone lot 100x160. 829,900. Pasek Realtors, MLS, waite Agency, Realtor, 649 ted Brokers, 649-9926. room apartments, refrigera­ set, 8100. Call 646-0492. anartmontapartment, nv<.ii=hi«available Sept. 1st. Pets- References. 8140. a plush living in the finest of East side location. ExceUent 643-1677. 14’. MFG boat, trailer, 40 h.p. Adults, no pets. 649-4824. some never sold, all must Mato St. and Oak St. Also Call Peg CleszynsU, Broker, 2897476, 646-4678, 742-8243. 4693. tor, stove, dishwasher, dis­ 8160 includes heat and ap­ month. 649-4622. neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, investment, under $30,000. Bel- BOLTON —New 9room cus­ Johnson motor. Priced for lots on and near Columbia 6494291. COVENTRY — Newly listed, posal, air-couditioiiing, full pliances. 2 bedrooms, avail­ go. We can’t afford to say fiore Agency, 647-1418. tom built Raised Ranch. Four quick sale. Call 6497794 after NICE three room apartmeirt Lake. MANCHESTER — Large brick 6%-room custom built Ranch NOTICE carpeting, total electric Musical Instruments 53 able August 1st.' 8190. in­ bedrooms, double garage, acre throughout. 8:30. with heat, hot water, stove and no. Time was when a seat belt RANCH — 6 rooms, large living REDUCED to sell now! Nice 6- six-room Contemporary Ranch for seller. Oversized garage. TOWN OF MANCHESTER cludes heat, appliances and was what a child got for not treed lot. $31,600. Hayes Agen­ AMPEG-SVT-Ampllfler. Good Furnished refrigerator. 8126. Adults only. Back To School room with fireplace, paneled room Ranch in South End. with sunken living room, dou­ Acre lot. Good bam. Lot and POSITION VACANCY Model apartment open for FOR SALE or trade, 16’ Wol­ student violin, with case and wall to wall carpeting; one minding on a family automo­ Save Money cy, 6490131. Apartments 63-A Security deposit required, no bile trip. family room, air-conditioned, Fireplace, breezeway, attach­ ble garage. Priced below house to beautiful condition. KEY PUNCH inspection Sat. and Sun. 1-5, bow, 836. 649-1463. bedroom available August 1st, ______verine boat with 40 h.p. elec­ pets. CaU 643-9678. GOODYEAR Fasten your seat belt and large master bedroom, attrac­ ed garage, formal dining market. $26,900. ‘The Phil Col­ Route 31, Manning HiU, 4 miles week days by appointment. tric start Merk, Teenee Trail­ 8162 Includes appliances, car- NICELY tive yard with privacy, $26,909. OPERATOR Starting at 8176 monthly. furnished three-room drive on down to room, treed lot. Mr. Zinsser, der Agency, 666-0006, 646-0396. from UConn, 8 miles from er accessories. 646-1632, after petlng, and alr-conditloning. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, $4,841.20 - $5,478.20 apartment, first floor In two- SERVICE Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Manchester. MJl. Palmer, Alpha-numeric key punch­ 4:30 p.m. Security deposit and one year family house. Heat and elec­ 6494200. ALUMINUM sided 4-bedroom NOTICE Office and Store Resort Pr^orty Realtor, 643-6321. er willing to operate other lease required. We also have tricity included. 8180. J. D. DRIVE by 880 .ToUand Turn­ Split, manicured grounds, pool, ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHEFTER — 6 room Colo­ . data-processlng equipment. Equipment 54 other fine, one and two bed­ Real Estate Associates, 643- For Ront 67 pike, then caU' Carl Zinsser, 2-car garage, 2% baths, quiet EAST Hartford — Immaculate STORE nial with 3 bedrooms, country POSITION VACANCY Liberal fringe benefits include 5129. to see this neat 6-room Cape residential area. Heritage 9room deluxe Ranch, modem SEWAGE TREATMENT BEAU TI Salon equipment, two room apartments------available—* for ______COLUMBIA iJiftKeLake — wavenromwaterfront sized kitchen, dining room, 1^ paid vacations; sick leave; holi­ PRESIDENTIAL VILLAGE K E LL Y BOAD K S IIH ^ with fireplace, sunporch, alu­ House, 6492482. kitchen, fireplace, garage, PLANT — DIGES’nON & complete styling stations with September aM October 1st oc- AVAILABLE now nicely fur- facilities. Openings baths, garage, $24,900. Wolver­ days; pension plan; complete APARTMENTS hydraulic chairs, two years old. cupancies. For Information minum storms and screens. walk-out basement, lovely FILTRATION OPERATOR cupancies. For InformaUon nlshed _ 3-room_____ apartment.___ „ Aug. 22 on. 6490498.6490498, 228-9862.228-9882. VEBMOlN, CONN. REAL ESTATE ton Agency, Realtors, 6492818. Very low twenties. Belfiore EIGHT-ROOM Cape, stone firo- Insurance plan. Employees' Three dryers, one 'desk and call The Paul W. Dougan tree-shaded lot, quiet friendly 86,448.00 - $7,608.80 Now renting, one and two bed­ 172 East Center Street neighborhood, $81,600. Louis credit union available. chair. All In excellent condi­ Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, Ideal for newlyweds. No pets. nOT.TTMmA T.AKm — 4-wvr.ni CiM lU ijUNCHEFTER - Constance ^® "® y’ 40 HOUR WORK WEEK.. U & R room apartments. Carpeting, 16 minutes from Hartford. 8146 649-1922 646-412S Dlmock Realty, 6499828. tion. Will sell separately. Call 646-1021. cottage, all facilities, boat. Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum PRESTIGE Redwood Farms, 9 Uberal fringe benefits Include .'*'1 complete G-E kitchen, 2 air- monthly. Security deposit re­ ^ 2897476, 846-4678, 742-8248. naid vacation* sick leave* hoU- Office, Municipal REALTY CO.. INC. 643-4322, 9 to 6 p.m. Ideal for small children. 228- siding, fireplace, garage, treed room Ranch, one-year y o u n g ,______TINKER POND and Birch paid vacation, sick leave, nou gulldlng, 41 Center Street, Man- conditioners, 11^ baths. Call NEWER—second floor, 4-room quired. 648-9171. 3803. 99 EAST CENTER STREET s s • lot, flowering shrubs. Call now. 2-car garage, 1% baths, alu- SIX-room Cape Cod on 100x200’ Mountain Rd., Bolton, new 9 days; pension Plan; complete MANCHESTER, CONN. Frances K. Wagner, Rental apartment in two-famlly dwell­ $24,900. Hayes Agency, 649 minum storms and screens, treed lot. BHreplace with heat- room Ranch, three unfinished insur^ce plan Employees ^ ing. Heat, hot water, dispos­ 648-9561 or 643-2692 Manager, 646-2823 or 643-1023. Antiques 56 0131. wall to waU carpeting. Lwely alator. Hot water heat, garage, second floor. Two baths, cast credit union available. ^ al, lease, security. Mature Business Locations Business Property treed lot. Mr. Merritt, Bel- Bralthwaite Agency, Realtor, For application and job de- ^ ANTIQUE bam boards with DESIRABLE SUBURBAN MANCHESTER — Assumable iron baseboard heating, 3-zone adults preferred. No pets. Call For Solo 70 fiore Agency, 647-1418. 649-4693. scription apply to the Persoimel original nails. 82. per foot or 643-8360. For Rent 64 654 per cent mortgage. P r i c e ______system, 1,000 gallon oil tank underground. Aluminum sid­ Office, Municipal Building, 41 REPUBUCAN best offer. Call 647-1101. OFFICE SPACE, excellent lo- CONVALESCENT home, long reduced. Ideal for horses. Ad- NEW LISTING —Nice Rolling NEW LISTING — One year old. FOUR—room apartment, first 2187 ing, 2-car garage, two fire­ Center Street, Manchester, Con­ cation, parking, first and sec­ established business. Always OFFICE SPACE dltional acreage available. Park Cape, treed lot. Fire­ aluminum sided 8 room, 4-bed floor. Oak St., heated. Adults places, one acre comer lot. necticut 06040. CAUCUS ond floor available. Electric fidl, great opportunity for right Four bedrooms, 2 beautiful place, formal dining room. room Colonial, flreplaced fami­ only, no pets. 8125. per month. Much more. For appointment Cloaing date for filing. Is Republican electors of Uie Wanted— ^To Buy 58 heat, air-conditioning and Jani­ person. For more information, baths, labor-saving kitchen, This is a scarce Item at a ly room, buUt-ins, IVi baths, WE NEED YOUI Security deposit. Call after 6 Convenient location in Bolton Notch, at the call Towne Real Estate, 649 Wednesday, August 12, 1970. Town of Coventry are hereby torial service available. As low call Philbrick Agency, Real­ paneled family room. Willing moderate price. Belfiore Agen­ acre lot 15 minutes to Pratt WANTED — Antique furniture, p.m. 6498476. junction of Routes 6 and 44A, Heating and 4066. notified that there wlU be a cau­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or as 8100 per month. Call 649 tors. 646-4200. to swap for 2-family duplex, cy, 647-1418. and Whitney, 3 miles to UConn. RN’s, LPN’s, full and part-time. Enjoy working air conditioning. Ample free parking. Call for Manchester vicinity. After 6 cus eit Captain Nathan Hale in our modern A-1 convalescent home with a doc­ other wtlque items. Any quan- 6% ROOMS with bath, un- 6334, ask for Max Grossman. RESTAURANT bustoess show­ iidT. Upper 20’s. Wolverton Agency, School on August 17, 1970, at inspection. p.m. or early morning, late DRIVE by 46 Adelaide TOWN OF tor on staff daily and graduate aides to assist ing exceUent net profit in high- evenings, weekends. 6493408. then call us to Inspect this Realtors, 649-2813. LEGAL 8:00 o’clock p.m. for the pur­ “m oSLidlSr.''’’ CaT M?903? " ‘ ' ^ NEW modem offices. Ideal for MANCHESTER you. Exceptionally high rate, two-weeks sick ______professionals. Plenty of free traffic count location. Es­ — custom crafted Colonial Ranch cONTBaCPORARY 7H - room pose of selecting party-en­ Mr. Motriek, 646-1700 PITKIN STREET — E5even leave, two-weeks paid vacation, 7-paid holidays. HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques TO HTTm.^ Z 2 • bedroom parking. East Center St. loca­ tablished over 20 years. Price with a plethora of extras. In­ Ranch with large lot in beauti­ NOTICE LEGAL dorsed candidates for the mu­ includes aU the real estate, room Colonial, one of Manches­ brick-a-brac, locks, frames, tion. Call 646-2212. cluding central alr-conlltion- fully wooded setting. Pink nicipal offices to be voted on at Blue Cross and life insurance, paid meal time. On apartment, centrally located. ______restaurant fuUy equipi>ed, plus ter’s most gracibus homes. 454 ADMISSION glassware. We buy estates. Ing, four bedrooms, 254 baths, marble fireplace, 8 bedrooms, NOTICE the November 3, 1970 election, bus Une. No rotation. Phone Mr. Atlas, East A v^able August 1st. CaU 643- OFFICE SPACE — Pyramid a house. 868,000. Owner wlU baths, stately grounds, etc. Un­ etc., etc. Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore OF ELECTORS and to transact such other busi­ Village Peddler, Auctioneer, 0446. 154 baths, family room, large Notice Is hereby given that The Planning and Zoning Hartford Convalescent Home, 528-6978. building, 867 East Center St. take back mortgage. Philbrick believable value at $59,500. Agency, 647-1418. ness as may properly come be­ 420 Lake St., Bolton. 6493247. flagstone patio. $29,600. PhU­ the Board of Admission of Commission at a meeting on Small, modem, alr-condition- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- fore said caucus. THREE beautiful rooms, heat, LOVELY Green Manor Ranch, brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Electors, of the Town of Man­ July 27, 1970 made the follow­ ed office. Secretarial and tele­ 1677. Signed: fto toto a _ _ HOThot infftioriwater, sTovo^stove, roiiTiforrefrigerator. F O R R E N T 6 rooms, garage. Hand split-. 4200. chester, wlU be in session in the ing decision: phone answering service on Leimard J. Benjamin, R o o n iS W it h o u t B o a r d 5 9 parking included, 668-0833 MANCHESTER - For the laige cedar shakes. Remodeled Municipal BuUdlng, Town ANDREW ANSALDI — ZONE I ------—------*/*on**oco.premises. AvcMmuieAvailable *juneJune isi.1st. Invostmont Propoity Town Chairman family, five bedrooms, new kitchen, Jalousied windows. ARNOTT Rd. — 654-room Ranch Clerk’s Office, on Wednesday, CHANGE—EAST OF THAYER ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, CEJNTRALLY located, 4 rooms, CaU 647-9903 weekdays, 9 to 6. For Solo 70-A 154 baths, garage, two fire­ gentleman, shower bath, free first floor, parking, private en- MEADOWBROOK roof, furnace and storm 'win­ Truly a Best Buy. Mr. Merritt, August 6, 1970 from 6:00 p.m. ROAD places. 828,900. Keith Real Es­ Experienced parking. Apply 196 Spmee St. trance, available August 2. SPACE for rent, T.J. CROCKETT, Realtor is the dows. On bus Une, for $18,600. Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. to 8:00 p.m., for the purpose of APPROVED a request for a REPUBUCAN Northeast Shopping Center, agency to caU for multiple GARDEN APARTMENTS Fiano Agency, 646-0191. tate, 6491922, 646-4126. admitting all persons who are change of zone from Rural 8120 monthly. 649-4415. The ideal fashion for the C 9 LIGHT housekeeping large Rockville. Includes carpeting, family dwellings. Some top-in­ MEAOOWHUMK BOiAD, ELUNGTON, CONN. Stitch a colorful apron MANCHESTER — 7-rooi found to be qualified to be Elec­ Residence to Residence AA CAUCUS young miss to wear on TWO famUy, Hamlin St., e^cel* lonlal, near bus line, ^back- PRICE REDUCED. Near high furnished, stove, re- ROOM apartment,' second heat, electric, and alr-condl- come producers available. from left-over fabrics, tors of the Town of Manchester. for a parcel of 3.8 acres, The Republican electors of her first day ‘back to lent neighborhood. Convenient yard fenced to, needs ime school, older home, single or OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN frigerator.• ...Ideal for- couple, floor, heat, hot water, appU- Uoning. Immediate occupancy. Why get involved In stocks, then add a set of cute school’ ! It’s that favorite The Qualifications are as fol­ more or less, at the east end the Town of Coventry are here­ 3 ROOMS, ONE BEDROOM Idtten potholders for a to bus, schools, shopping. Six remodeling, $23,900. Mitten 2-family, double garage, good 643-6071, 801 Mato St. ancea, disposal, cellar; park­ Uall Jo^ Mertan Agency, 876- otc. when you cah own income [ • 1 3 0 * 7 Month ‘swingy style’. No. 8366 lows : Applicant must be a Unit­ of Thayer Road as describ­ by notified that there will be a whimsical touch. No. large, rooms each side. Asking Agency, Realtors, / 643-6980. Investment. Virginia Cellnskl, ing. Adults; 8176 monthly. 649- 6798, 872-4289. producing property and take Country setting, professional - landscape and planting with PHOTO-GUIDE is in ed State citizen, twenty-one ''(21) ed in the application, and caucus at Captain Nathan Hale / ROOM for male, private en­ 2187 has apron direc­ Sizes 4 to 12 years. Size ' $27,600. Owner wlU finance. Broker, 6491116. 4864. design, brick and stone const. BuUt-ln oven range, re­ tions; hot-iron transfer years of age, have resided in adopted a land use of Resi­ School on Monday, August 10, trance, parking, sink to room. 6 . . . 1% yards of 45- Keith Real Estate, 6491922, frigerator, dtop,. Interior brick walls, ceramic tath, for potholder. with rec room and garage, 68 SOMERSET Dr. Custom the Town of Manchester for six dence AA for said describ­ 197Q, at 8:00 o’clock p.m., for Apply Mato St. Call 6491364. indivlduaUy controUed heating, master TV, bitoement inch plus 54 yard con­ 646-4126. REDECORATED first floor, 2 kade, air - conditioned office pairs, etc. CaU 643-1677. to n 804 la eali< far tach pat- trast. three bedrooms, kitchen has built, immaculate 7 - room (6) mwitbs, and take the oath ed land. The effective date the following purposes: family house, 2 bedrooms, space available. ExceUent ------—______laundry and storage, adults o^y, no pets. tan ta lacl«4a flnt-«la»» ■aUlaf- I LIGHT housekeeping room, Patterns available only buUt-lns and dining area. Im­ Raised Ranch. Heavenly pri­ prescribed by law. is August 3, 1970. 1. To select party-endorsed kitchen, bath, Uving room with parking. As low as 8125. DUPLEX, 6-4, tile baths, mod- NEW LISTINa — Six-room parking, private entrance, 649 TOTAL ELECTRIC in sixes shown. Ranch, central air condition­ mediate occupancy. Assum­ vate wooded lot backing up to Dated at Manchester this 81st Notice of this decision has candidates for delegates to fireplace, porch, garage and monthly. CaU Lou Arruda, 644- cm kitchens, 2-car garage, one 0368, 643-6266. Reserve Now tor August • September Oooupancy tu n 69$ Is colas far sacb ing, two fuU baths, fireplace, able mortgage. 823,600, Wolver­ Nature Center. Two fireplaces, day of July 1070. been fUed with the Town Clerk's the Special Second Congres­ MORIARTY BROTHERS yard. UtiUties, heat Included. 1539. plus acre lot. Heritage House. N.Y, MI66. , tars ts laclaSf flfs9«lau aaluaf. Board of Admissions office. sional District Convention Prist Niaw, AfdraM ' 'Bae Bnaett. MsseMwliir waU to wall carpet, garage, ton Agency, Realtors, 6492818. 2-car garage, buUt-ins, thermo­ 8200. Call 643-0002 - 646-2482. CODE m 4 Itjts NoariMr. MUdred M. SebaUer, Dated this 31st day of July to be held on Saturday, Sep­ 315 CENTER STREET ------■ BROAD MAAWtoCrfASTREET LOCATION ------—______Xveste Hwaia. IB# AVB; full basement. Shows weU, own­ pane windows, natural trim, 154 COMFORTABLE room, 21 Sum- The Spring & Summer O J^ S n E g lC A B . ITKW TQ KK, SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fain- baths, huge rear redwood deck. Selectman 1970. tember 12, 1970, and. one-bedroom apart- AVAILABLE August 1st, space MANCHESTER close to shop- JAMES J. GESSAY er transferred. $24,900. Wolver­ mlt St., CaU 6490271. LARGE 70 ALBUM is 65^, includes Uy, 18 rooms, needs work. One minute to new Route 6. WUllam C. Johnson, Planning and 2. To transact such other MANCHESTER, CONN. ______mem on bus line in Vernon, suitable for retail or service pb>R. 4-famlly with 4 room REAL -ESTATE postage and handling. Mat m m , AdSrsts wnk UP ton Agency, Realtors, 6492813. CODE, ttyls Hsaktr aad tlzt. Business zoned too. Comer Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 649 Selectman Zoning Commission business as may p n ^ r iy NICE bednx>m for gentleman, uear high school, heat and hot business. One 16x35’ and one apartments, 4-ear garage, sew PlOWIi OUIITS . . MANCHESTER — 654 - room property. Reasonable mort­ (Theater F. Bycholski, M. Adler Dobkln, 875-0134 aa4 «ta pltesf The Spring & Summer 6666. come before such caucus. 'With references. Private home, water included. 8160. monthly. 30x36’. Large 10x10’ doors, heating systems and roof, lOd siaett, flrsctHai fsr »*» « J 2 r 70 Basic fash io n Book Ranch, 60x120’ lot, on bus gage can be arranged. 5VU1 — Selectman Chairman Signed: Very near center. 6494966. Call 872-3311. 6496644. 30's. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. h t, latlafM pattsfs mt mb- is 65^, including postage line. $22,900. Fiano Agency, fllsg. lease, build or seU. Call 649 J H w a l H A dI s Eklward Tomkiel, Clarence W. Welti, Leonard J. Benjamin, and handling. 6490191. 4622 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ik ca a n t^ ra iu A Q S Town Clerk Secretary Town Chairman

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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1970 PAGE EIGHTEEN Average Daily Net Press Run HUmrljf0l)pr lEwntttg i|nali» For The Week Boded The Weather \- Jane 27, 12e6 Conalderable cloudiness wlUi showers and Uiunderstorms like­ Hospital Phone 15,610 ly tonight; low about 70. Becom­ i I ing fair, iess humid Sunday; Hie telephone number for Manchester— A City of Village Charm high In 80s. Mancheater Memorial Hospi­ tal was changed a few VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 257 niqnths ap>, but too late to (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1970 (CinssUled AdverUoiiig on Fnge 15) PRICE TEN (7ENTB be listed correctly in the new BEST BUYS of the MONTH phone books. The hospital number is 646-1222. 1 Manchestei: U.S. Moving Fast Hospital Notes w ioM piAiw rs Man Killed VlSmWQ HOUB8 artsirmediate Care Semi- fftrate, noon-2 p-m., and 4 p-m. • pjn.; private noma, 16 a-m.- On Mideast Peace 6 pan., and 4 p.m.-S p-m. HERE THEY ARE... STOP LOOKING and COME By JOHN SI. m O H roW EB MM Some preliminary contacts Fedlatrics: Parents allowed AP Special Correspondent As Rioting tmf OwM* except noon-2 p.m .; apparently are already under edMn, 2.p.m.-6 p-m. WASmNOTON (AP) — With P eace P la n way. Assistant Secretary of ■elf Servloe: It a-m.-2 p-m., hope that an Arab-Israell peace State Joseph Sisco, a key figure 4 pjnu-S p jn . •etUement may at last be possi­ • Arabs to recognize Israel’s in the U.S. peace drive, con­ btensive Care and Coronary ble, the United States plans to right to exist as a nation. ferred for an hour Friday with start diplomatic talks at once Israeli Ambassador Yltxhak Ra­ Oare: Immediate family only, IN TO SEE THESE GREAT DOLLAR STRETCHERS! • (srael to pull back forces from aaytlnM, Umlted to live min- with HIgypt, Jordan and Israel bin. Continnes territory It captured In the on arrangements for a cease­ President Nixon, acclaiming .>une 1967 war. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Despite a dusk to dawn Maternity: Fathers, 11 a-m.- fire In the Middle Bast war. the Israeli acceptance In a UriS p-m-i and 6:M p.m.-8 Authorities here would not • Peace negotiations to proceed meeting with newsmen at San curfew on the predominantly black and Puerto Rican p jn .; others, S p-m.-4 p-oi-, and predict when a cease-fire might under U.N. mediator Gunnar Clemente, mixed expressions of North End of this capital city, racial disorders broke out 9 M pmi.-S p.m- go into effect but some believe Jarring of Sweden. hope for peace with warnings of for the fourth consecutive night Friday. Age U m its: 16 in maternity, GUARANTEED BEHER VALUES It may be only a matter of days. the difficulties which he said One man, Effraim Gonzales, 28, of Hartford was shot IS in other areas, no limit in Meanwhile, • following up Is­ still lie ahead. He also stressed and killed, but police said they did not know the cir­ aeH nenice. rael’s acceptance of a U.S. a need for some concessions by ance. Egypt was first, followed both sides. cumstances surrounding his death. One other person Two appliances in one! peace plan Friday, Washington by Jordan. Thrifty freezer “ We do not underestimate the was treated at S t Francis Hospital for a gunshot wound The administration reminds officials expect that United Nar Notification of the Israeli ac­ visitors that wlOi construction Uons mediator Gunnar Jarring difficulties which still lie ahead ~ and released. No defrosting ever— tion was sent Immediately to Police were “ fired on at leaat onder way, paiidng space Is convenience! will begin consultations in New . . .” Nixon said, “ but the Secretary of State William P. a dozen times” by snipers, ac­ limited. Visitors are asked to York prompUy on the time, cease-fire and the negotiations Holds up lo 40l» Ihs. frozen foods. Rogers and Preslent Nixon cording to Pohee Chief ’ThiHnas bear with the hospital while the place and other details for open­ that now appear within reach Friday. A formal statement are an essential beginning .... J. Vaughan. ’The city police parking problem exists. huge storage capacity ing actual negotiations on a from the Israeli government Is Reds Hit Middle East settlement. “ We still have a long way to were augmented Friday by being prepared and U.S. offi­ go before achieving the results about two dosen state troopers, Jarring, Swedish ambaissador ADMITTED YESTERDAY: cials expect it to reach the State we hope to achieve. But in a sit­ who stayed on the periphery of to Moscow who is operating as Mrs. Leah K. Avery, East Department and the San Cle­ uation where a year and a half the North End. mediator under U.N. auspices, Hartford; Mrs. Janice M. Ber­ mente White House within a ago there seemed to be no hope In Push TTie curfew, announced by is due In New York from Swe­ geron, 20 Knox St.; Mrs. Wini­ couple of days. three now Is some hope—some Mayor Ann Uccello and City den late Sunday. fred Bessette, Box 68, Hebron; Once that statement Is in hope that a peaceful settlement Manager Elisha Freedman, In­ 16.6 cu. ft. TTie Israeli government, tom Mrs. Lucille A. Blondi, 11 hand, officials said, detailed ex­ can be arrived at.’’ cluded an order for youngsters by a cabinet dispute over the T o South Farmstead Dr., South Windsor; changes through U.S. diplomat­ What has happened so far, under the age of 16 to be off No Frost risks of agreeing to a cease-fire Mrs. Martha A. Bukoskl, 76 ic channels will be started be­ Nixon declared, is only a first and the problems of negotiation, PHNOM PENH, CEwnbdla all the city’s streets by 9 p.m. McKee St.; Charles W. Cham­ tween Jordan and Egypt on one step. A cltywlde ban on the sale of Refrigerator-Freezer was the last of the three govern­ hand and Israel on the other re­ - j ; * ■ ' (AP) — ThousEinds of North bers Sr., 882 Tolland Tpke.; “ It will require moderation, weapons and ammunlUon and ments which received the U.S. garding the Ume and condlUons Vietnamese and Viet Cong l(m . Dolores L. Conderlno, 460 | ______on carrying flammable liquids proposal to decide on accept- for halting the shooUng. (See Page Six) troops launched one of the Keeney St. • Giant freezer stores up to broE^est and most powerful of- In containers also was Imposed, Allso, Mrs. Frances M. Gag­ 154 ibs. fenalves erf the Cambodltui war PoUce met rock and bottle non, 198 Parker St.; Mrs. Janet I • 4 rabinet;j.§helves, one today. throwing incidents and flre- C. Gleason, Laurwood Dr., Bol- | adjustable The offensive weis Eilmed at bombings with tear gas, as ton; Mrs. Helen T. Hayes, 64 crushing major Cambodian «niaU bands of youths Ignored Brian Rd., South l^ d s o r ; Mrs. • Twin vegetable bins strongpolnts remEiinlng In the curfew. At least 60 persona Maureen Johnson, Box 142A Guns Punctuate northern part of the coimtry Euid were arrested, police said, most- French Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Terl 13.5 cu. ft. Two Door Refrigerator Pay Curb expEUiding Communist control minor charges. A. MacGranor, 283 Center St.; north and northwest of Phnom Despite the sniping and flre- Mrs. Dorothea W. Nsideau, 29 | 11.6 CU. ft EconeniyFood Freezer Penh. bomblng, the disturbances were Doane St.; Robert E. Neville, • Big capacity freezer holds up to 132 lbs. Keeps food on hand for unexpected Belfast Rioting Bill Voted Heavy attacks were reported neither as frequent nor a » In- 70 Steep Rd., Wapping; Mrs. • Freezer door shelf for company, busy days, bad weather. under way at several key points Caroline Pelletier, 147 Benton (8ee Page Six) Cook ahead, freeze whole BELFAST, Northern Ireland house gave a blood-red back­ In Eui arc stretching from 86 St.; Mrs. Therera Quattropani, ice cream cartons! Automatic Icemaker available meals, heat and serve later. (AP) — ’The British army used drop to the street battles. miles northwest of Phnom Penh West St., Hebron; Mrs. Barbara • Twin vegetable bins! (optional at extra cost). •very available kind of riot Lets you save on “specials,” . The fighting began when two By House to 80 miles north of the capltEd. M. Ursln, East Hartford. • Coppertone or white Add now or later. weapon early today against Ro­ army vehicles were ambushed ’The heaviest blow fell on the buy foods in season. capacity. BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son ,g man Chitholic street gangs ram­ In the New Lodge Road area—a provlnclEil capital of Kompong fo Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. paging through this capital city frequent trouble spot and the WASHINGTON (AP) — CU- ’Thom, 80 miles north of Phnom Latham Jr., 186^ Center St., a for the. second consecutive scene of ’Thursday night’s fight­ maxing a partisan debate, the Penh, where South Vietnamese Stock Car daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ night. ing. Reinforcements were sum­ House has sent to the Senate a AC47 gunships temporarily halt­ don F ^ an, East Hartford; a Marksmen opened fire on gas­ moned, and the rioters retreat­ provision giving President Nix­ (AP Phototax) ed the attacks. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ oline bombers, and soldiers ed behind barricades of automo- on authority to limit wages, Youths sell marijuana openly from sacks at banned music festival. North Vietnamese and Vl^t ard Eberle, N. River Rd., Cov­ manned water cannons and bilee and a commandeered bus Cong troops attacked a key Hits Staud, entry. moved in on the crowds behind whose passengers fled as the ve­ prices and interest rates for the route in a sector of Skoun In DSOHARGED Y E S T E R- Buy Now.. .Tremendous Savings! next nine months. blankets of tear and nausea gas. hicles were set afire. Kompong Cham Province, 40* DAY: Mrs. Sharon S. Smith, ’Ihe gesture may be an empty ’ITie disturbances began be­ Fuel tanks exploded. Riot gas Don’t Worry, Mom miles northeast of Phnom Fenh. one, since Nixon has said re­ East Hartford; Mrs. Janet A. fore midnight and raged past and water cannons had little ef­ Kompong Cham City, capital Four Dead peatedly he does not need and Mayer, 66 School St.; Victor B. diwn. ’There were os least two fect cm the mob, and firemen of the province and a military Hugo-Vidal, Stamford; Mrs. arrests but no reported injuries. will not us such powers to fight WrLLIAMSON, N .T. (AP) — UP TO called to fight the warehouse regionEd headquEurfers, weis har­ A stock cEU’ sped out of cootrol Cleans Itself Electrically! REPLACE THAT OLD DISHWASHER NOW! ’ITie area was reported quiet by inflation. Emilia L. Orlowski, Stafford blaze were repelled by rocks assed------during the night.at Spencer Speedway late BW- 6 a.m. Democrats Eugued Friday the Festival Fans Festive Springs; Mrs. Jean B. Bowen, and bottles. ’The crowd was A Cambodian spokesman SEild |day night, hurtled into the top 30''Range with ITie violence apparently was a standby authority would be a MIDDLEFIELD, Conn. (AP) might be a new Influx over the 812 in advEuice Eind $16 at the 167 Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Patri­ chased up side streets after 2,000 to 3,000 North Vietnamese row of a crowded grandstand reaction to the shooting death good weapon for the President —“ Mom, I just WEinted you to weekend. gate for the three-day fesUvEd. cia Meyer, SIxhts. POUNDS army bulldozers smashed the Eind Viet Cong troops were in Eind killed four persons eumI In­ A utom atic 18 to use In negotiating with labor know that I’m Eill right in CEise ’The head ot a force of vol­ Promised in Eidvance publicity Also, (Mrs. Ooncetta Leone, ( GENERAL ELECTRIC Friday of Daniel O’Hagan, 19. New Lodge Road barricades. the Skoun-Kompong Cham area, jured 18, sevend seriously. He allegedly threw firebombs at and business leaders. But Re­ you heard something on the ra­ unteer doctors estimated that were groups such as Little Rich­ Jensen St.; Robert W. Jolie, 78 Battles between the rioters apparently prepEiring for re­ ’Three lost their lives Self-Cleaning troops in a melee touched off by publicans claimed the whole af­ dio about the fesUvEd. ’Iliey say 2,000 medlcEd CEises — including ard, Doctor John, the CEumed persons Church St.; George Porterfield, IN ONE WASHING! and soldiers developed through­ newed attempts to take Kom­ at the track neEU* this communi­ BUILT-IN the arrest of two youths vdio lat­ fair was keyed to the November there’s hepaUtis Eind strep sunburn, hepatitis and dysen- Heat and perhaps Jimi Hendrix. 68 Spruce St.; Mrs. Barbara G. out the predominantly Catholic pong Cham, the key Mekong ty, about 80 miles east of Roch­ Oven System er were freed. congressional elections. throat In the pond. My car is tary—had been treated. And a It WEIS not known Friday night Harris, 34G Garden Dr.; Mrs. district. ’There were uncon­ River city Eind government de­ ester. Hie fourth died eiirly to­ Rioters used rocks, bottles, ’The nonrecord vote against boxed in, but I’ll be able to sign at one fir^t Eiid station Etn- if they would appear. Virginia Seifert, East Hartford; AUTOMATIC firmed reports of gunfire from fensive Euichor in the northeEist. day in a hospitEil at nearby So- paving stones, flaming gasoline eliminating the provision from get out Sunday for sure. Don’t nounced a birth at a nearby Leo J. Vanasse, 11 Lilley St. snipers. (See Page Six) While the Ckimmunlst com- dus. Electrically cleans the bombs—and even steel-tipped the Defense Production Act was worry." hospitEil by a womEin who hEid Also, Mrs. Helen F. Jachlm, DISHWASHER! FILTER-FLO' WASHER ’The showers, of steel-tipped 78-41. ’The House showed it did mimd mounted the big offen­ Track officials Euid witnesses oven . . . oven shelves arrows from long bows—against ’The youth calling his mother come to Powder Ridge. 21 Highland Ave., Rockville; arrows from the darkness ap­ not want to take responsibility sive, fighting In South Vietnam sEild the cEU*, driven by Gary inner door the troops in this morning’s peared to disconcert the soldiers from the site erf the court-en­ Many Middlefleld residents Mrs. Eleanor M. Toner, Rt. 87, 2-Level Thoro-Wash with Power 2 SPEEDS for a wage-price freeze by de­ lapsed Into its quietest day In Cornelius of Sodus, hurtled and the surface unit fighting. ’The outlawed Irish Re- only momentarily, but their use joined Powder Ridge Rock Fes­ had expressed apprehension be­ Columbia; Patrick J. Mooney, feating 270-11 a move that would fore the youthful pilgrimage to more than a month. more than 20 feet through the reflector pans. Arm and Power Tower pubUc€in Army threatened to caused concern for for army of­ tival expressed some of the am­ 18 Lindman St.; Mrs. Irene E. 3 CYCLES kill one British soldier for each have made the limits mandato­ this rural town of 4,600 begEUi, In VientlEme, Laos, Prince Eilr after it bumped the rear of Ellis, 26C House Dr.; Mrs. Cath­ Power-F!o Mechanism ficials. ry. bivalent senUments of the 16,000 Cheer Up, Souk VongsEdc, a (Communist another vehicle on a curve of Automatic Oven Irishman killed. but when the time CEime, some erine C. Cyr, 30 Nye St., Rock­ • Filter-Flo wash “ It’s a lethal weapon,” an of- ’The Defense Production Act, to 18,000 young people who CEime Pathet Lao envoy, arrived to the hEdf-mlle circuit. Oomllus Timer, Clock and Built-in Soft Food Disposer. No system—ends Flames and explosions from residents regarded their worries ville; Mrs. Louella C. Seymour, under which the government to hear music Eind then decided meet with Prince SouvEuma was pulled from the car uncon­ Minute Timer Hand Rinsing or Scraping .. .Just lint-fuzz I burning vehicles and a ware­ (8ee Page Six) as unfounded. Cooler Air 14 Berkley Dr., Vernon; Mrs. controls strategic materials and to stay and enjoy each other’s Phouma. Diplomatic sources de­ scious. But hospitfd sources said Infinite Heat Controls Tip Off Large or Hard Scraps. • 3 wash, 2 rinse compEiny. “ I’m surprised. I though! we’d Elileen A. Washburn, East Hart­ CLEANS temperatures. facilities, passed by a 257-19 get some arrogEUit youngsters, scribed Souk VongsEdc’s EirrivEd he weus not seriously Injured. record vote which gave no Indi­ They were stUl streEuning In On the W ay ford; Duncan T. Smith, 61 El­ Automatic Detergent Dispenser • Permanent Press but It’s been wonderful. Abso­ as a possible first step toward a James ReitEuio, 68, and Timo­ cation of the sentiment about early today, even though mEuiy sie Dr. Cycle with lutely no trouble,” said Ein own­ negotiated settlement of the war thy ’Trumble, 16, both of Roches­ ITSELF “ Handles-up” Silverware Eiasket "Cooldown". the freeze. The Senate has of them knew that the adver- BOS’TON (AP)—Sweltering In Laos. Also, Max Smole, 168 Lydall er of a market one mile from New Englanders weary of more ter, Euid Thomas Hitchcock, 27, St.; Erik C. Dam, 119 Autunm Water Limiter (Control • Cold water wash and passed the act without the rider. Used professionals such as Rich­ Meanwhile, U.S. B82 bombers of WEdworth, were klUed out­ rinse. Fatal Subway Fire the ski area. than a week of heat and humidi­ St.; Mrs. Antonia M. Roy, 11 ’Ihe provision gives the Presi­ ie Havens, Chuck Berry Eind Sly also hammered North Viet­ right. Robert Petroccl, 88, El- • Extra wash selection. dent authority to order prices, ty heEird some welcome news Oakland St.; Deborah S. Por- NEW YORK (AP) — One per­ heading toward Brooklyn, was Euid the Family Stone would not MANSEAU, Que. (AP) — ’The namese infiltration corridors bridge, owner of the Rolling • 3 water-level rents, wages and interest rates from the Weather Bureau today cheron. Notch Rd., Bolton; Mrs. son died and more than 50 per­ near the Bowling Green station be coming. beat continued into the wee and supply depots in the south­ Wheels Speedway in that com­ selections. sons suffered from smoke Inhal­ at levels not less than those pre­ —Sunday could be dryer and Ralph Donohue, Tolland Rd., and passengers were led out “ It’s a lot better than hEUig- hours at the Manseau pop festi­ ern pEinhEuuile of Laos. munity near Syracuse, died In ation in a subway fi/e toclay. vailing May 25, 1970—the day ing around town," a iT-year-old less warm. Bolton. onto ^ e street there. val today, but the 7,000 young ’The offensive in CEunbodla the Sodus hospitEd. ’The fire was in a tunnel of the the bill was made public. from Webster, Meiss. explEdned Forecasts indicated high tem­ Also, Mrs. Jeremiah Sweeney Firemen revived one uncon­ people there were generally dis­ came two days after South Viet- Bill McNabb, 29, Auburn, sidd Lexing;ton Avenue line between ’The authority would expire Friday. peratures averaging neEU* 90 and son. Glastonbury; Mrs. Wil­ scious man with mouth-to- appointed because some of the namese President Nguyen Van he was sitting with Petroccl In Bowling Green at the tip of next Feb. 28, and Republicans Meanwhile, prospects dimin­ ^Eiin today accompEuiled by Thieu speculated that the Com- the 10th row. liam Mulligan and son, Enfield; Ckmvenient Installations Available mouth resuscitation. He was charged that cutoff date tipped top-billed acts did not appear. high humidity but there was Manhattan and Brooklyn, ished that ticketholders — who munlst command would moke -The car reached the top of Mrs. Reginald Lewis and With Purchase of Dishwasher identified as Arthur Plimmer, In off Democratic strategy to criti­ Police SEiid the youths, many hope of some relief from after­ across the East River. paid 820 for the weekend — Its next big mlUtary move In lu pitch and for a second It daughter, Lebcmon. his 60s, of the Bronx. cize Nixon through the Novem­ of them long-tiEiired Eind weEu*- noon thundershowers. ’The injured, passengers In a would receive music for their ing hippie garb, were generally Cambodia In an attempt to put looked like It might go over us," Robert Klug, 18, a Brooklyn ber elections for not using the “ Sunday is expected to be subway train, were taken to money. orderly. A few doffed most of President Nixon in the poslUon McNabb sold. “ ’Ihen It dropped mall clerk who was In the last authority. seasonably warm with the highs Beekman-Downtown Hospital. ’The fesUval’s promoters failed their clothing following Ein Eifter- of having to increase American on the bleachers about five rows car of the train said the train Rep. Benjamin B. Blackburn, mostly In the 80s,” the Weather ’The dead person was a wom­ in their attempt to hold the con­ noon rain to let It dry. aid there substantlEdly or let the below me. Everything just col­ an not Identified immediately, slowed as the trouble started. R-Ga., called the proposal “ the Bureau said. “ But it should be government of Premier Lon Nol NICHOLS cert In New York City’s Ysinkee An 18-year-old boy weis lapsed and I fell about 16 feet nor was the origin of the fire de­ biggest political charade . . .^I much less humid Emd also not so faU. ‘"The lights went out," Klug Stadium. ’The plan wem dis­ stabbed In the bank, Eind the straight down. termined. have seen In my political life.” hazy as the pEtat several days South Vietnam luts about Cool Comfort said. “ And then people started missed Eis “ Impructlcal” by the medicEil center set up on the “ Broken boards were falling MANGHESTCR • E-Z Mount—installs in Between 75 and 100 persons walking through the car and Another Republican, Rep. YEinkees. 600-Eu:re festivEil site reported were on the train when it be­ John B. Anderson of minoia, (See Page Six) (See Page Six) (See Page Six) minutes smoke began to fill the car. Some youths did begin filing several cEises of youths came enveloped In smoke from called it “ the most blatant par­ TIRE “ Someone fell on me. I helped out of the site Friday, Euid a “ freaked out on bEid LSD trips.” Fashionette a fire somewhere In the tunnel tisanship and political games­ • Air Exchanger them up and than I waited until state police officer SEdd he ’Ihe performEinces went on In shortly before 7 a.m. manship. You are trying to thought more were leaving than a thin, misty drizzle—two hours SPECIALISTS Police said the 10-car train. • 3 Speed System with Slumber Air Conditioner (See Page Six) (See Page Six) arriving. But he Eidded there behind schedule.—Tickets were Mystery on Ice IN Speed • A U G N M EN T • Ten Position Automatic 8.000 BTU's (Front End Parts) Thermostat Flaming Crash Never Been One Like This • BRAKES • Directional Top Air Discharge By HANK BURGHARD Brian P. Gettings and Justin The government contends the (Disc or Regular) • Fresh Air Exchanger Of Five Trucks ITie Washington Post Williams, they agreed to put off Cooling Island Is, In effect, a ship on WASHING’TON — Prosecution the ball request until next week. • Ten Position Automatic SPECIALLY the high seas, subject to the • MUFFLERS Kills Two Men and defense attorneys In the T-8 • LEXAN' Molded Case—Never “ We Edl need to do a lot of martime laws of the U.S. like Thermostat Ice island slaying case met for homework « i this one,” Batche­ • TAIL FIFES 6.000 n u f S J 0 9 Rust FAIRFIELD, Ootm. (AP) — more than Ein hour in AlexEui- lean flag. The U.S. flag fllM • LEXAN® Molded Case— Nhnnal traffic was restored to­ lor S E ild . mos and 18 UB. citizens, WU- dria, Va., Friday and agreed on The problem Is not what hap­ • SHOCKS • Uses 115 Volt Current Won’t Rust Ever! day to a five-mile stretch of the only one major point; ’There’s continuously in the m ld n l^ PRICED Connecticut Tunqrfke where a pened, but vdiere it hai^>ened sun over the group of prefabri­ never been Emother cEise like the Compact GE Fashionette... • Directional Top Air flaming collision involving a and what court. If any, has cated huts housing six Elsld- • Gdyr. Ballw to* shooting of Bennie Ligfatsy. jurisdiction over the case. Discharge ____ gascrflne tanker toede two lives Lightsy, 81, leader of a 19-man moB imd 13 U. 8. citizens, Wll- Friday night. team making weather observa- Batchelor sitid he is confident llEuns said. 296 Broad St., Tel. 643-1161 Three more persons were in­ Uons from the drifting ice mass Escamilla hEis a strong cEtae of Although it appELTently never jured. in the Artie Ocean, was shot to self-defense. Gettings sEiid the has been offlcUdly “ cUtimed” HOURS A skidding car triggered the death with a 80-30 rifle July 16; Eilleged crime “ is a routine by the U. 8., the island Is un­ Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-6:80 FREE DELIVERY • BUDGET TERMS ^ EXPERT SERVICE q;>ectacular smEuahup o f five Thursday a government In­ murder In a blzfure place.” der American legEd coatrol, be­ trucks, starting in the east bound vestigating team brought MeitIo But both sides concede there Is cause it has been Edmoat con­ Thurs., Fri. 8-8 lands Euid carrying over into the Jaime Escamilla, 82, a team­ no solid precedent for assump­ tinuously occupied by U A gov­ tion of jurisdiction by the Sat. 8-1 of^iosUe Unea, state police said. mate and longtime Eissoclate of ernment and Industry taiuns As a result of the skidding Lightsy’s, to Alexandria and United StEites. since 1962, Gettings Euserted. oar, which was not hit, two charged him with murder. He ‘The “ bizarre plEice” is a 28- The teams ore now under the WE HONOR ^ trucks collided. That set off one was committed’ to AlexEmdrla square-mile, 150-foot-thlck slab direction of the U. 8. Weather explosion of gasoline eumI sent jEdl without ball. of ice that has been drifting, Eit Bureau in cooperation with one of the trucks luiroas the me­ m e . EscEunillEi’s attorneys, Leroy least since World War H and various private companies m>a /NC. dian into another tractor4raller. E. Batchelor Emd WUllEim E. perhaps for centuries,' through EU’e supported by the U. S, TTie driver of the third ve­ 44S HARTFORD RD. McDaniels, went to AlexEindrla the Arctic Ocesin at a rate of Navy, Gettings said. FOST ROAD FLAZA. TEL 87241521 hicle, George Borello, 60, of FedenU .District Court FrtdEiy about two miles a day. tt now to seek a bEdl hearing. After Is west of Greenland Emd about Batchelra: sidd he was not yet MANCHESTER TELB46-0113 VERNON (Bee Page Three) This blazing inferno stretched along the westbound lanes of 1-91 at Fairfield after a crash last night. Reelw 30 — Exit 06 Off IiiNniww 66 meeting with fedend attorneys. 826 miles from the North Pole. (See Page Six)