t»AGE EIGHTEEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1970 HaturljfHtfr Euphtng A^erfige Daily Net Press Run Vor H w W edi I M M The Weather tlg. East Hartford; Mrs. Janina Augort 8, 1970 Clear, cool tonight; low about Cc^omal Daze Manchester L. Kaars, Storrs; William L. Hospital Phone JJConn Sponsors Workshop Kingsley Jr., 260 Wetherell St.; 60. Patchy tog likely at dawn. Onting Theme Hospital Notes Mrs. Barbara L. lioziol, Glas The telephone number for 1 4 ,7 6 8 Tomorrow sunny, quity warm; tonbury; Mrs. Patricia V. Mil Manchester Memorial Hospi On Environmental Issues high about 00. F o r Slin i i g e r s v m m r o b o u b s ler, Wales Rd., Andover. tal was changed a few Manchester— A City of Village Charm Intemiediate Care Semi- Also, Rosemary Mozzer, 40 months ago, but too late to More than 40 state teachers a Rham lOgh School faculty "Oolonial Daw at OolumMa” private, nooh-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. Crestwood Dr,; Ellen McCabe, be listed correctly in the new will convene at the University member, will participate in the VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 266 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1970 (Classified Advertising on Fage 88) wlU lie the theme of the 1070 8 p.nu; private rooms, 10 a.m.- 39 Blue Ridge Dr., Wapping; phone books. Tlie hospital of Connecticut Monday for a workshop. PRICE TEN CENTS outtng- of the Mountain Laurel t pan-, and 4 p,m.-8 p.m. Patrick McCann, 827 E. MUddle number is 646-1222. two-week workshop on environ Other lecturers and their t<^ C 3ia^ r o t Sweet Adelines Sun Pediatrics: Parents allowed Tpke.; Ernest “Pomphrey, 87 mental problems. The theme of ics are Arthur Johnson, State day at noon at the home o< any time except noon-S p.m.; Poster St.; Mrs. Elizabeth L. this year’s annual economic ed Human Relations Commission, Mrs. Frances Davis, Rt. 87, others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. ford; Mrs. Catherine Alexander, "Population Growth: Effects on Senatore, East Hartford; Mrs. 138 Pearl St. ucation workshop Is "Education Columbia. Featured will be a S df Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Urban Areas’’ ; Dr. Paul Weiner, Evelyn M. Shorey, 119 Ceme Also, Mrs. Donald Noordsy for Improving Environmental Republicans Vote Past the W all Mail Reform tea party, a baked bean sup 4 p.m.-8 ^.m. tery Rd., Vemon; John ,G. Quality.’’ UConn associate professor o t and son, Glastonbury; Mrs. Reaching beyond prison per, proclamations, swimming, Intensive Care add Coronary Tyler, 29 Walnut St.; Mrs. The Workshop is sponsored economics, “ Populatlcm Growth": singing, games, and tor those Care: Immediate family only, Thomas Massaro and son, 938 cells and into the souls of Louise T. Wallace, 109 Pine St.; W. Middle T^ke. ; Mrs. Jon Sim- Jointly by the UConn School of The Connecticut Transportatian not entering into the spirit of anytime, limited to five min confined men is the duty of Edict Signed Kurt T. Wagner, 22 Strant St.; ler and son, Reed Rd., Rock Education, Center for Economic System.’’ things, a sentence in the pit- utes. dedicated men of the cloth. Anthony J. Walter,' 98 Benton ville; Mrs. John Flynn and Education, and ContlmUng Edu Also^ Mrs. Rita Kaunitz, con In State Primary loiy. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Herald reporter Margaret St.; Mrs. Theresa A. Willnauer, daughter, 31 Strong St.; Mrs. cation Services, in cooperation sultant to the State Department All attending will be asked to 12:48 p.m., and 8:80 p.m.-8 with the Greater Hartford Coun of Community Affairs, "Social Hayden tells of these men of By President Brewster St., Coventry. Joseph Iforinelli and daughter, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — way. The challengers are rated three faiUis on Page 21 in pay a foot tax. F>inds raised p.m. ; others, 3 pan.-4 p.m., and cil on Economic Education and Tensions: Poverty and Blue Col BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Gilead Rd., Andover; Mrs. Pe OonnecUcut’s Republicans — tor underdogs in recent polls, but today’s will be used to buy risers for 8:N p.m.-8 p.m. the Connecticut and New York lar . Workers” and "Politics of WASHINGTON (AP)— to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mul- ter Swatsburg and daughter, the first time in hlstpry—go to the expected low turnout could die chorus. Age Limits: 18 in maternity, Improving Environmental Qual President Nixon signed the lowney, Mt. Vemon Apts., Rock Glastonbury. Joint <3ouncils on Economic the polls today to pick candi be to their advantage. An evening show will be pre 12 in other areas, no limit in Education. ity” ; Dr. Hugo Thomas, UConn iiaturljwtfr postal reform bill today. He self-service. ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. dates for governor and U.S. Mosklll, a 42-year-old former sented by the Mbuntaln Laurel Dr. Philip N. Joranson of Cider associate professor of geology, ^id the task of overhaul Salvatore Alttml, 67 Brookfield Senator in a primary. mayor in the Democratic strong Chorus, Ihe Inspirations and Extended Forecast Mill Rd., Andover, a consultant “ Potential Use of Natural Re ing the post office was ac The fldmlnistratlon reminds St. ____ It is the first statewide prl- hold of New Britain, has a more The Illusions. They will per on conservation and forestry, sources” ; and Dr. Joseph Grant, IfTtaUi visitors that with construction DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: The U.S. Weather Bureau says m aiy ever held in Connecticut, conservaUve voting record in complished only through form on a specially constructed UConn assistant professor of under way, parking space is Julia Dougherty, 69 Charter Oak Connecticut weather is expected will speak on "Values and the The state’s two Republican Congress than either Weicker or bipartisan support that porch top at the lakeshore foundations and curriculum, limited. Visitors are asked to St.; Mrs. Mary M. Arcand, 136 to be cloudy Friday ■with a En'vironment.” Priscilla F. cong^essmeiii runnings aa a, team the state’s tour Democratic Con “showed the system at its house out over the water. Co Blanchette of East St., Hebron, "Pollution of the Mind.” bear with the hospital while the Campfleld Rd.; Clarence J. chance of rain. MTlth the backing of the party gressmen. Barnes has attacked best.’” lumbia Lake resldenU are in Burke, 229 Autumn St.; Arthur Becoming partly sunny Satur parking problem exists. leadership and the endorsement )ilm aa too conservative, Ulster Blast "There is no RepubUcan way vited to gather in boats to hear F. Squires, East Hartford; John day. Warm both days 'with dally of the party convention, are fac- Meskill has stressed his rec or Democratic way to deUver the show. W. Rossi, 8 Cottage St.; Mrs. high temperatures averaging in Ing challenges from two insur- ord as a vote-getter in the op- the maU,” Nixon said at signing Patients Today: .199 Elizabeth M. Welhe, Simsbury; the mid to upper 80s. Overnight ★★★★★★ ★★★★ ★ ★★★★ ★★★★★★★ Claims Lives Mrs. Davis is general chair g;ent state senators. posiUon’s territory, and Barnes ceremonies in the office of Post man of the event, assisted by ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Robert C. Puffer, East Hart- lows in the 60s. Congressman Thomas Meskill Mrs. Mara R. Anthony, 163 has emphasized his own inde master General Wlnton M. Mrs. H. LbRoy Knott of East faces the more liberal State pendence of "party bosses.” Main St.; Virginia G. Blaszczak, Of Policemen Blount. "There’s only the right Hartford and Mrs. JT e a n n e Sen. Wallace Barnes for the gu Both senatorial candidates are way, and that’s what this occa Burke of Qlastonbury. Miriam St., Vernon; Mrs. Marl 1970 VOLKSWAOBk bernatorial nomination, and Con LONDONDERRY, Northern from affluent Fairfield County. Ireland (AP) — Three thousand sion is all about.” Members are reminded to on M. Boulay, 49 S. Alton St.; THINK SMALi.fl9^j______SEDAN gressman Lowell P. Weicker Weicker, 39, is a former state British troops and Irish police Nixon said reforming the bring their lawn chairs. In case Mrs. Kathleen N. Boyd, Twin Delivered in Manchester HAPPY 48TH Jr., a moderate, faces a chal legislator and chief execuUve of sealed off Londonderry and its malls appeared almost an Im of rain the event will be post Hill Dr., Coventry; Mrs. Eliza Equipped 'with leatherebte in- lenge from conservative State Greenwich. Lupton, 62, repre main Roman Catholic section possibility when he took office. poned to Aug. as. beth A. Brunelle, 107 Downey t ^ o r , windshield washer, 2- Sen. John M. Lupton. sents Weston and on several oc today, trying to prevent a re But he gave primary credit tor Dr.; Scott S. Cahill, Laura Dr., speed electric 'wipers, header, The GOP last occupied the Bernards Wed 25 Years Hebron; Mrs. Irene A. Choma, defogger, 4-'way eafeity flashers, casions has unsuccessfully newal of warfare between Pro accomplishing the job to Blount, back-up lights, front and rear state house in 1964, and Demo sought higher office. testants celebrating a ■victory whose tenacity he compared to Mr. and ' Mrs. Paul Bernard also received a variety of other Stafford. seat belts, leatherette headrests, crats have held both of the Lupton has criticized Weicker three centuries ago and resent "the ability of a postage stamp gifU. Also, Philip R. Clendanlel, 85 of 170 Scott Dr. admire a money steeitng wheOl lock and JOHN state’s U.S. Senate seats since for casting votes against Nixon ful Catholics. to stick to something untU It Court Cases tree they received Sunday after Mr. and Mrs. Bernard were Meadow Lane; Edward P. De- window defroepter. 1962. adminlstraUon policies on the The first casualties on this an gets there.” noon at a 25th wedding anniver married Aug. 11, 1945 at Trinity Dosser, Box 466, RFD 2, Man But neither Incumbent Demo ABM, the HEW appropriation. niversary of the Siege of Derry sary celebration at their home. Episcopal Church in Wethers chester; Sue E. Erickson, 615 "Finally, the day has come, a c r a c m r c o u r t 12 TED TRUDON Bt. 88 ToUand Tpk. field by the Rev. A. Palmore Deming St., South Windsor; occurred 66 miles southeast of day very few people thou^t Manchester Session Over 70 friends and relatives Talcdttville, Conn. West German Chancellor Brandt, right, and Soviet Premier .Kosygin at Moscow airport. (AP Photofax) attended the surprise party giv Harrison. They are members of Mrs. Barbara Folstad, 39 Deer Londonderry, half a mile from would ever come,” the (Presi VOLKSWAGEN 848-8888 the border between Northern dent said. The case of Frank C. Jones, en by the couple's son, Donald St. Mary’s Episcopal Church field Dr., Vemon; Philip Har- ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★ Ireland and the Irish Republic. Flanked by six his prede 82, of Vernon, charged with at Bernard, and daughter. Miss where Mr. Bernard serves as 329 Vote Early in Town Diane Bernard, both at home. Key Man and a lay reader, and On a street in Crossmaglen a cessors, Blount presented Nixon tempted murder, was continued bomb in a parked car exploded with a replica of the s3rstem’s to Sept. 14 after Judge Henry Assisting at the event were Mrs. Temple Chapter, OES. At 1 p.m. to(toy, after the first dorsed candidate for U.S. sena Bernard’s mother, Mrs. Mildred Mr. Bernard, also a member hour of today’s GOP primary, tor, Is being challenged by State as two police constables exam new symbol: A streamlined bald Goldberg was given a written ined the vehicle. One of the po- Nonaggression Pact Signed eagle. It replaces the horse Laughton of Manchester, and of Manchester Lodge of Masons, Sen. John Lupton of Weston. report' from Jones’ doctor at a total of 329 Manchester Re __ _ )lcemen died in the blast and back rider vdilch has symbol Norwich State Hospital. Mrs. Bernard’s sister, Mrs. is employed as office manager publicans had cast votes in the A total of 8,321 Manchester of the Hartford Sweeping Ser Republicans are eligible to vote other died eight hours later. ized the post office since 1887. Jones, was,, charged after an Thelma Peacock of Manchester, town’s seven voting districts. maid of honor at the wedding. vice, East Hartford. Mrs. Ber today. Londonderry was quiet at NoUng the arty look of the incident July 8 in which he shot Tile polls will close at 8 p.m. midday. But during the night his daughter, Mrs. Lottie Robin- Also attending the garden party nard is employed os a clerk- Estimates of today’s statewide new symbol, Nixcm turned to the was Mrs. Edward Larson of typist at the Fuller Brush Co. MORE THAN PROMISE and party workers are offering turnout range from a low of 20 youths hurled stoneS and bottles balding Blount and quipped, .son of Vernon, in the head. She rides to the polls. at the troops as the first of more By Bonn, Kremlin Leaders per cent to a high of 36 per cent. was not seriously hurt. Newington, a bridesmaid at the in East Hartford. (Herald photo “ tor those of you who don’t un wedding. The guests of honor by Buceivlcius). Connecticut Republicans are The estimate here is for 33 than 6,000 militant Protestants derstand modem art, that’s a Jwies was committed to Nor choosing GOP nominees for gov arrived to celebrate the 281st per cent in Manchester. MOSCXIW (AP) — Chancellor Ing, West German and Soviet ed that a plan tor developing So a long conference table while bald eagle.” wich immediately after the in ernor and U.S. senator. anniversary of the defeat of Willy Brandt of West Germany dignitaries filed into the ornate, stitute information charge of School St., Improper passing. The Manchester Herald will viet-West German cooperation photographers and television The law removes the postmas cident. . Rep. 'niomas Meskill, the par not have its staff on duty to king James n and his Catholic and Premier Alexei N. Kosygin silk-walled reception room, reckless driving, fined $86. Barbara S. Minnick, 259 Weth should be worked out by experts cameramen recorded the scene. ter general from the President’s James Daley, 61, no certain ty-endorsed candidate for gov night to answer telephone in forces at the gates of the city. today signed a nonaggression shook hands and sat down at a Wayne A. Huot, 17, of South erell St., failure to grant right for discussion next month, when Then the cameramen were es cabinet and ostensibly takes the address, was toimd guilty of in Late Summer TV Values ernor, is being challenged by quiries on the results. It is co In Belfast, the provincial capl- treaty, the keystone to Bonn’s large conference table, Windiror, found guilty of illegal Bonn’s economic minister, Karl corted out, and the doors to the post office out of politics. toxication and breach of the of way. State Sen. Wallace Barnes of operating with the Associated tal, a'bomb ■wrecked a Catholic- efforts to improve relations with The four signatories ex- seating by an inexperienced Schiller and the science minis conference room were closed. Nixon said history is full of peace and sentenced to 80 days Henry Hurst Jr., 36, of Hart Farmington. Rep. Lowell Weick Press in a tabulation of state- owned barber shop and police Eastem Europe. changed the treaty documents motorcycle operator, fined $10. ter, Hans Leussink ■visit Mos examples of postmasters gener in Jail. Two other charges of ford, failure to grant the right er of Greenwich, the party-en- wide returns. found an arms cache on the roof Foreign Ministers Andrei A. as they penned their names, Brandt was accompanied by Paul J. Klelnstuber, 18, of cow. al who struggled to stay in a resisting arrest and vagrancy of way. (WE GUARANTEE YOU'U LIKE THESE BUYS) - . . , ® Protestant church hall. Gromyko and Walter Scheel of then stood up and mingled 'with Foreign Minister Wtilter Scheel, were nolled. Willlmantlc, found gpillty of op Eugene O. McCann, 37, of Ahlers said the chancellor president’s cabinet. Blount, on ^ L a s t year’s celebration of the West Germany added their slg- a lai^e group of spectators rlng-i also urged that cooperation Paur^Mk^^and W ^t G^r- erating a motor vehicle while East Hartford, failure to drive the other hand "has fought to Daley was arrested Saturday 1^11 ^ on his party’s tick- the hospital construction bill lifting of the Siege of Derry natures to the documents, which ing the table. should not be confined to eco get out and now. he’s getting his license is imder suspension, in the established lane. et in the fedl. Gov. John Demp man Ambassador Helmut Al- afternoon after reportedly being and other issues. Weicker has touched off religious riots and they had initialed last week. Television cameras zeroed in nomic and technological areas out.” and operating an unregistered Carl E. Scott, 32, of (Rockville, lardt. found lying on the lawn at 67 sey is retiring this year, and pictured himself as “ A Man street fighting that has contin- Most of the 11-man politburo on the Kremlin leaders smiling but be extended to environment Blount has declined to say motor vehicle, fined a total of breach of the peace. Oakland St. Sen. Thomas J. (Dodd, facing With Guts,” and has displayed ued off and on in Northern Ire- of the Soviet Communist paity and chatting with the German tal and traffic problems be While most Soviet newspapers $116. Ruth K. Willey, failure to se what his plans are when the He was reportedly very unco strong intra-party opposition, copies of a recent photograph land ever since. attended the brief ceremony in visitors. The ceremony, tele- tween Western and Eastern Eu today praised Bonn’s policy of cure a Connecticut registration. new postal system becomes ful operative with police, forcing Almot E. Sullivan, 29, of Cov withdrew from the Democratic sho'wlng him talking with the Armed troops patrolled the the Kremlin’s Catherine Hall, vised across the So'vlet 'union, rope as a whole. conciliation with the Ctommunist David Wilson Jr., 21, of Thom- ly implemented a year from them to use mace twice. He entry, found guilty of being race and chose to run as an President. top of Londonderry’s walls to- They Included (tommunist party lasted barely five minutes. world, the Defense Depart- now. wood, N.J., unsafe lane chang Brandt said he favored the was slightly injured in a scuf Intoxicated, fined $20. Two other independent. The candidates on Tuesday ^^y manned barbed wire General Secretary Leonid I. a commentator said the trea- menlja Krasnaya Zvezda—Red ing. idea of a European security Blount said signing of the bUl fle connected with the arrest. charges of resisting arrest and ' N O R m A N n Partly officials have said only 11 told Republicans to get out barricades, admitting to the city Brezhnev. ty “ undoubtedly will bear a poe- ______Stiumremlnded its readers that marked "the end of colorful pe Melvin Bloch, 22, of Coventry, conference, but only if it was The compani(»i cases of Fred breach ot peace were nolled. 20 to 40 per cent of the state’s and vote, and each maintained °"*y ^be members, of the Ap- The signing came after lUve influence not only on the weU-~prep^ed,"prrcTded by rnu West Germany is stlU a mem riod.” trespassing, possession of a dan INC. ber of the "aggressive NATO erick W. Klbbe, 28, of Somers- Frank A. Ulltsch, 28, of Staf 400,000 Republicans are likely to that he would be the one to prenUce Boys of Derry, the mil-o Brandt and Kosygin had con- sltuaUon in Europe, but will tual balance of force reducUons “ In the beginning, the malls gerous weapon, and lascivious bloc” with a "revenge-seeking” ville; J
MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHBSTfiR. CONN., ’^DNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 P^GE PIVB PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING ITORALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 an entourage for the 30-mlle Slain Enpoy drive to Richmond. At Luther Hall Sept, 10 TTie body will lie iii state this Spacemen Gardeners Have Choice afternoon at the Richmond City To Be Buried H ^ where a memorial service Beethoven and G Q ef Oubs A re Dogged Of Substitutes for DDT entire stock! was planned. Amid Honors The funeral service is sched By EARL ARONSON one day into the ocean or uled for 10 a.m. Thursday at Reunite W ith H elge Pe>arson AP Newsfeatores streams. Burying it in the back Holy FamHy Church. By Admirers Butterfck (Continued from Page One) Plans were initiated last night yard isn't much help, but if you Mltrione was kidnaped by also of Riverside, and four NOE3RDUNQEN, Germany The U.S. government ban on do, bury It at varioils depths fives on hand when the plane Uruguayan guerrillas ^ o had to hold a reunion of former grandchildren. (AP) — A aoothaayer, a apace D l^ has raised two questions and far from water sources. ' % landed. Family members would offered to release him and two members of the Beethqven Glee The Beethoven Glee (jlub was among home gardeners (and Patterns organized on May 20, 1926, and buff and autograph himters are The manufacturer of one make no statement other prisoners in exchange for Club, men’s chorus, and 6 Clef probably many more). One is spray recommends that garden the release of about 160 political the G Cjlef Club in June 19^, to dogging four U.S. aatronauts on what to use as a substitute, and Ute widow and her children, Club, women’s chorus, next present sacred ahd secular mu i y . ers use up their DDT in their ranging from foqr years to 26) prisoners. The Uruguayan gov month. It will be held In Luther a ^rock-hunting expedition in the second hoW to dispose of sic. Rehearsals were held own gardens with diluted solu years, stood near the honor ernment refused. Hall of Emanuel Lutheran aouthem Germany. DDT left on hand. weekly, and concerts presented tions and proper spraying meth a t guard as Air Force pallbearers Mitricxie was the first diplo Church on Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. There are substitutes for DDT in Manchester, area, and near Hie casually clad Apollo 14 ods. moved the casket about 1(X) matic hostage killed by the Tu- All persons who sang in either aatrmiauta are on a geology that give effective ^ant protec Some experts say simllght and yards from the plane to the by state churches, climaxed tion. The ban should cause no pamaro national liberation organization during the more by annual concerts which fea 0eld trip to the Noerdlingen bficterial soil . decomposition hearse. movement The guerrillas still than 26 years of their existence Crater, which may have looked great hardship. Gardeners have hasten the breakdown of DDT, tured guest artists from New Burdette Orr, the hearse driv hold' Brazilian consul Aloysio are Invited, and are asked to like the lunar landscape after it a wide choice of insecticides in and that there is no perfect way the Tfimxcle of York City. downtown TOO"«beSTftv^ er, was a 1939 classmate of Mares Dias Gomlde and CTaude contact one of the following was hit by a meteor 16 million the garden store, all approved to get rid of surplus short of us Mltrione at Morton Hig;h School L. Fly, an American agrono committee members: Carl .Mat- Pearson left Manchester in years ago. Now it blends into by the U.S. Department of ing them up properly. Don't in Richmond. mist. son, 92 Bretton Rd.; Paul Erick November 1934, to study at the surrounding countryside ,o< Health. over-use them. Spray directly Westminster Music (JoUege, fields and forests, but the astro The American Rose Magazine on plants but not so much that "He was just a tremendous son, 26 Alton St.; Cjarl A. Gus persrni that everybody loved," MILD ROMANCE tafson, 31 Maple St.; Wilfred Princeton, N .J., and later as nauts hope their studies of the \ - ' i - notes that most of the newer they will drip. % said Richmond Mayor Byron NEW YORK (AF) — Hje ro Kent, 36 Main St., Talcottvllle;, sumed portions as minister of meteor-blasted rock will help biodegradable insecticides kill music and Christian education either by contact with the insect IGuete. "He was a dedicated po mance of a male and female and Miss Eva M. Johnson, 64 them recognize significant rock In Pennsylvania, and California. samples on the moon. or as a stomach poison. Some Private Schools lice officer." bear at the Central Fark zoo Richmond Dr. Mltrione served as police A highlight of the reunion will His brother, G. Albert, as The trip is strictly a working also exert a fumigating or vapor has been a rather blase affair action under certain conditions. Tax Exemption chief at Richmond for five years so far. be the appearance of Helge E. sumed the directorship of both visit, not a good-will appear SMILINGMSWVICE choruses. Other Beethoven di ance. But ordinary Germans Substitute multipurpose pow and left that job in 1967 to go Sandy, the 6-year-old Swedish Pearson, for 10 years organist rectors were Robert C3uq>man, turn out to see the spacemen in ders would be those containing May Be Studied with a federal agency. He had male polar bear, was introduced and director of choral music at Malathion, Dlazinon or Meta- worked in Brazil and in Waedi- to Snowball, a 6-year-old Ameri Emanuel Church, and organizer Frederic E. Werner, and Clar neeu-by towns and so do some WASHINGTON (AP) — The Systox R, plus Sevln or Methox- ington before taking the assign can polar female In the tlame of the Beethoven and G Clef ence W. Helsing. Robert Bald-' not so ordinary people. Internal Revenue Service says it ychlor, plus Kelthane or Tedlon, ment as police adviser In Mon cage In hopes of porpagating groups. He will be in the East win succeeded G. Albert Pear There was Hanussen II, for will examine the motivation of plus Folpet or Captan, the mag tevideo. the nearly extinct species. for a few days after returning son as director of the O Clef example, a thin, Intense man private tax-exempt academies azine suggests. MUrimie was a native of Italy. “ They don't pay much atten from a three-month European CTub. clad in a mustard colored suit 4 : springing up across the South in Malathion, Dlazinon or Meta- His family came to the United tion to each other." said zoo trip. with a cape. He bills himself as the wake of public school de Three months short of cele Systox-R are primarily for suck States in 1920 when he was one- official Waiter Neumann,, who He is married to the former a "world renowned seer Euid J. ------segregation but only if formal brating its 28th anniversary, the ing Insects, including aphids, year-old. helped to bring the pair t()igeth- palm reader" and claims he complaints are made. PANT SETS-SKIRT SETS Miss Esther Anderson of Man Beethoven chorus disbanded In mealybugs, whlteflies and After the casket was put In forecast difficulties for Apollo But until there are com er, and he added, "It will take chester. The Pearsons reside in February 1963; and the G Clef scales. Sevln or Methoxychlor the hearse Mrs; Mltrione got 13, which had to abandon its plaints, IRS Commissioner Ran aimther 7 memths to discover Riverside, Calif. They have one Club, a little more than two moon landing. controls many chewing Insects, IN YOUR FAVORITE into one of eight cars forming what has or hasn't happened.” daughter, Mrs Frank Lloyd, years later. Including beetles, caterpillars; dolph W. Thrower said today, " I have my prediction veri the agency will assume the fied by a notary," said Hanus Kelthane or Tedion checks spi PUCCI TYPE PRINTS sen. der mites, and Folpet or Captan school is abiding by the pledge -w » He wralted for hours in Tuebin control plant diseases, such as it made to win a tax exempUon gen to see Alan B. Shepdrd, Eu powdery mildew, blackspot and —admission of pupils without gene A. Ceman, Edgar D. leafspot. regard to race or religion. Woncierful, washable matte jersey Mitchell and Joseph H. Engle, / Some of the multipurpose Thrower testified before Sen. hoping to look into their eyes mixtures eradicate insects and Walter F. . Mondale's Select takes you now through foil in Helmeted police, dodging falling glass, move into i r s A with a magnifying glass or read protect plants from diseases. Equal EducaUonal Opportunity ^Tombs’ Prisoners Stage Manhattan’s city jail known as “ The Tombs” ’Tues their palms. "They're like the instant cake (Committee. three fashion-great styles, top: pqnt set day. Prisoners were on the rampage for the second Hanussen caught three of the mixes—premixed, prepackaged Mondale has been hearing straight day in protest of over-crowding, alleged complaints from educators and with matching scarf. 20.00. Their Third Day of Protests astronauts after dinner. They (AP Photofax) and ready for immediate use civil rights officials that the pri brutality and filthy conditions. Three guards were weren't interested in the eye or Apollo 14 astronauts Joe Engle, left, and Alan Shepard Tuesday examined a without having to mix and bottom: two piece button front ^ irt NEW YORK (AP) — Prison McGrath said pocket knives held hostage during the uprising. (AP Photofax) palm reading routines, but the measure vtulous components,” vate schools are coming up like ers created a new disturbance rock from a meteor crater believed to be 15 million years old at Noerdlingen, cotton, and no one in the federal were taken from the guards by seer told Ceman Apollo 14 shot American Rose adds. set with elastic waist top. 16.00. Wednesday In the Manhattan Germany. They are on a field trip studying the geology of the area which once government is monitoring them prisoners, but voluntarily probably would blast off in "late Multipurpose systemlcs also city prison tor men, the third Manchester Area may have looked like a lunar landscape but since has blended into the coun to insure they are operating not sketchecJ: Long sleeve cowl neck dress turned over to him. January." are available. The systemic straight day of protests against Berrigans tryside. The trip is in preparation for their Jan. 31 mission to the moon. without discrimination. He said the meeting preceding Ceman said the flight is chemicals are absorbed into the with corcted self belt. 14.00. overcrowding, alleged brutality Tumbleweed's great looks for fall "We are well on our way to their release was "a real bad Two Youths Held scheduled for Jan. 31. Hanussen plant sap so that sucking insects -and filth. To Be Jailed said if it got off in time he to General Motors Corp., prop are killed after feeding on the having a separate, segregated one, a very dangerous, tough All in sizes 7-15. Burning papers were thrown thought it would be more Tolland erty on Willie CSrcle. plant juices. They are absorbed school system in the South situation" in which the leaders In South Windsor from windows of the tall build A t Danbury ."lu cky” than Apollo 13. Tolland Hills to John P. and by growing plants. Some are which Is where we started 16 of the uprising were unable to Downtown and Parkade CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) — "I could predict that,” Ceman Georgette N. Creagan, property added to the soil and taken up years ago," Mondale said Tues ing in downtown Manhattan. control the rampaging prison Fruit Stand Theft Woncderful soft bori(ded knits in tweeds, plain or herringbone One prisoner, perched in a The Rev. Daniel Berrigan, replied. off New Rd. by the plant roots and moved day. ers. 82 New Voters Registered tracked down by FBI agents Two Glastonbury youths were "Think of me when you are on Bulletin Board throughout the plant tissue. Oth Mondale had asked Thrower fourth-floor window shouted, The disturbances broke out patterns set the tempo for Tumbleweed's great fall looks. after four months as a fugi the moon," said Hanussen. The The field day for mothers ers are absorbed by foliage, about seven Southern schools "What’s doin’ on the fifth shortly before 3 p.m. on the sev arrested last night In South floor?" tive from a three-year prison astronauts said they would. During Two-Hour Session and daughters and sons, spon stems or even Injectloned. granted tax-exempt status fol enth floor, and quickly spread to Windsor and charged with lar Left: 3-pc. weekender with sleeveless vest jacket, term for destroying draft Then there was Hermann sored by the Board of Recrea- While systemlcs control suck lowing the IRS' July 10 order re The fourth and fifth floors the fourth, fifth and eighth records in Maryland, was ceny under $260. A third youth, Fritz, a short, bald engraver Newly registering voters last Miller to David C. and Pauline j,as been postponed untU ing insects well they do hot sat quiring non-dlscriminatory ad were among those Involved In floors. Guards using tear gas flair pants and A-line skirt. Brown. 24.00. Middle: Wet-look taken by U.S. marshals from allegedly involved in the inci: with elevator shoes who says night kept the voter admissions I^gren, property on Graha- tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Cran- isfactorily check chewing in mission policies for private, Tuesday’s riot, when three managed to regrain control of ber Rd. Jail here today and the Bu dent, has not been located. he's something of a space nut. ^ ^ gj vot- o, _ r. dall's Park. sect pests. tax-exempt schools in the fu guards were held hostage until the floors, as hundreds of hel- vest set with one piece two-tone dress. Brown or block. 22.00. Many of his engravings show ^ j Arthur Slyfield to Hubert D. The rained-out session of the The answer to the second the city agreed to Investigate meted police ringed the jail ad reau of Prisons said in Wash Police officer Robert E.Foss, ture. ington he would be assigned rockets blasting off or the uni- were registered during the Nancy E. Morton, property Arts and Crafts program, re question is more difficult. Thrower testified the seven al conditions and make a public jacent to the Criminal Courts while on patrol, noticed a car Bottom: Stand-up collar dress with wet look trim. verse. He succeeded in present- two-hour session. on Virginia Lane. scheduled for today, forced the Discarding partlally-used bot report within three weeks. Building. to the Danbury, Conn., fed parked by Elmore’s Fruit Stand ready do or will advertise local eral penitentiary. Ing (x>pies of some of his work Much of the activity can be John J. and Thelma J. Cash- postponement, according to tles or boxes of DDT Into the ly their open-door policy. He Riot-equipped police, held The disturbance boiled over at the comer of CSiapel and El The bureau also said Fa Brown. 16.00. All in sizes 5 to 13. Young Circle Downtown and Parkade to the astronauts, who accepted attributed to the Republican and man to the Travelers Insurance John Campbell, recreation di- trash barrel or pouring it down said it is true that in several of over from Tuesday's trouble, re as Mayor John V. Lindsay and lington Rds. Hie officer said he wlth thanks. Democratic primaries today and c o property on Beech Rd. rector. a drain simply adds to the envi the schools, no black students mained around the prison. TTie McGrath discussed at City Hall ther Berrigan’s brother, the observed three persons who ap Fritz said he is working on a next Wednesday. Rev. Phillip Berrigan, who Is peared to be loading goods from ,1. Yost Construction to Charles ronmental pollution. If burned were admitted in previous area was cordoned off to pedes the causes of Monday’s ram large engraving "that is really Republicans for the first time ^ ^ Gardner, prop- serving a six-year sentence the stand Into a car. When he Manchester Evening Herald In public incinerators It will pol school sessions, but this was be trians. page, including the problem of lg O^ SMILING g SERVICE something" to commemorate in many months outregflstered ‘ vniiov vi»w Tolland correspondent Bette lute the atmosphere. If added to About 800 prisoners in the jail, at Lewisburg, Pa., federal stopped to Investigate the car A nn il/ , 1 A Ho
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people of Payson were deter mld-SeptemTier. friends and i^ighbors turn out neighbors and didn’t ask any dedication as a lawman, and we An Old West Custom mined to do something special It is specially equipped for oc by the tens and twenties each thing in return.’’ wanted to develop a greater re to show how much they reiqiect- cupation by a person confined to day to'help pound nails and lay “Several are putting in a few spect for all law ofScers and ed and liked, him,’’ Anderson a wheelchair. It has built-in cmicrete,’’ said Anderson, ah in hours befcae or after their regu what they do for us,’’ llarmer House-Raising for a Buddy said. j^yslcal therai^ eqiflpment, ex dustrial arts h l^ school teacher lar Jobs,’’ Anderson said, “and said. ’s Pena Castle “Wo decided on a.-, new home tra-large bathrooms and bed who is spending full time on the some are q>endlng their vaca Warren’s wife says she and rooms and enlarged door open p roject. PAYiBON, Utah (A P ) —The last fall. derson, director d< the inoject. when we found out that the tion time here.’’ her husband were stunned by ings. Harold Harmer, a Mormon the reaction of their fellow residents of this smcOl northern Hie majority of Payiksi’s Warren was shot twice in the split-level house Chuck now As one volunteer worker Church lay leader in Payson, townspeople. Utah town have dusted o ff the 4,300 residents have donated el- bead last Sept 2 when he owns is not weU-suited for a Residents contributed, enough helped pour the cement' floor of said the project has brought the (Md West custom o< "house-rais ther money or labor to the con- stopped a stolen car. He is now paraplegic.’’ money to buy a vacant lot. An the basement, he commented: “We always have had faith in town closer together. ing’’ to show their appreciation strucUon of a specially a paraplegic, confined to a Construction ot the foui>bed- architect from nearby Provo do “It’s Just like frontier days other people,’’ she says, ‘‘but for a Utah Highway patrolman equipped, $40,000 hom e fo r wheelchair. room home began July 28 and is nated the plans. when everybody pitched in to “We wanted to show our we had no idea that they would appreciation to Chuck for his paralysed by gunshot wounds CSiarles Warren, said Boyd An- “When Chuck was shot, the expected to be completed by “It’s amazing to see Chuck’s help build a new home for their do this much for us.’’
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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN Artistry Rattles Italians Prisoner Shootout Guns ------7 ^ Democrats T V Tonight Loan Association. A graduate computing the broadcast spend Columbia of the University of Connecticut, Road Paving ing limit for general elections Nation’s Harvest Forecast Sec Saturday’s TV ^ Week he has completed two yeaiTS at House Would Liitnit on the basis of 7 cents a vote To Take Aim Linked to Red Teacher Town Engineer Walter for Complete Listings. military service In the Army as cast in the last such contest for SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — three days after a guard shot D r. W olm er an artillery surveyor, including Senkow has announced that the specific office or 330,000, Down from 1969 Output Cathedral Gets Its Doors Two of three guns smuggled three black Inmates during a oversees duty in Korea. the following Manchester Airwave Campai^ wdiichever Is higher. AtAgnew 5:00 BuTke’s Law ORVIBTO, Italy (AP) — Alt- ment crisis, Educaticm Minister a leading art critic, wrote Misa- new main door depicts the Ro- into a courtroom and used in fight in a prison yard, Seamen Michael Burokas, son streets will be paved tomor The bill, however, WASHINGTON (AP) — Acre- the July forecast but still 8 per (SO) M oiuten last Friday’s shootout that Miss Davis has been active « i Quits as Rec row: (Oontinned tram Page One) er waiting six years Inside Riccardo Misasi reversed a 1964 si that he was quitting as vice man Catholic Church's seven (40) F Troop (C) of Mr. and Mrs. John Burokas WASHINGTON (AP) — The while the House version puts it woqld apply to races for Presl- age cutbacks, dry weather and cent more than 1069 production. the cathedral at O r v i e t o, decree barring modem addl- president because the minister corporal works of mercy in sev- 5:25 ( 40) Weather Watch (C) killed a Judge and three others a committee seeking funM for of Russell Dr, has g;raduated Westfield St., from Mather House has voted to limit broad- off until Jan. 1, 1971. dent. Vice President, Senate tighter government controls on Pwxl'ictlMi of all wheat was .1:30 (30) Oillizan's Iiland (C) St. to its end; Centerfield l^noven political drawing card, three 20th century bronze doors tions to the cathedral's exterior had overridden the repeated and en panels. One shows Pope John (40) What’i H v LIneT (C) were purchased in 1968 and 1969 the defense of the Soledad con- Giuncil Head from Electronics Technical cast spending by candidates for As passed by the House, the and House. The House measure , . ^ 'estimated at 1.867 billion bush- particularly In the South and the were installed this week in its and ordered the doors installed, vehement opposition of the XIII visiting convicts. The 5:50 (18) Sewing Show by Angela Davis, Communist vlcts, now at San Quentin prison School at Governors Island iand St., from Mather St. to its major political offices but faces bill would: adds governors and lieutenant ! ® commoumes nave re- els. a sUght gain from July Indl- 6:00 (3-8) Weather — Sporte and end; Eastfleld St., from facade. A dozen art experts quit Workers labored through the council. side doors show large angels, Newa (C) university Instructor, the San awaiting trial next month In San Dr. Ralph Wolmer, long-time •’een transfeirCd to Loran a fight with the Senate over —Impoee limits under specific governors'. It also |)uts a celling duced prospects (or another cations but 7 per cent le a than mdwest Mather St. to Northfleld St.; their government positions in night Monday. When the doors Another prominent critic, Giu- An Education Ministry decree (18) Weatentera Francisco Examiner says. Frdnclsco. chairman of the Recreation Navigation Station on Yak Is- whether th e. restrictions should formulas on broadcast spending of 3% cents a vote In the last I’eeord-breaklng harvest for i969 output. A smaller govern- Republicans now are gover- ' (30) To Tell the Truth (C) and Helaine Rd., from Par: protest. were in place at dawn, a crowd lio Carlo Argan; Cesare Gnudi, halted installation of the doors (40) Newa Counctl and present chairman the South Pacific. Buro- apply to the 1970 elections. by candidates (or federal of- general election or 310,000, American farmers. ment acreage allotment was to nora in the major industrial Miss Davis, who says her po- ® r "^^onn^nt. ker St. to Thistle Rd. Sculptor Emilio Greco cast of townspeople, tourists and the superintendent of museums in soon after they 6:05 arrived (40) 77 Sunaetat Orvie- Strip lltical views led to her dls- of the Recreation-Education De- member of the U.S. Backers said a celling on ra- flees, governors and lieutenant whichever Is higher, on the prl- production, however, is effect for this year’s crop, 6:30 (3) Newa with Walter Cron- Paving operations will be dlo and televislcMi expenditures governors in primary and gen- mary broadcast spending. expected to be down only slight- Soybean output was estimated ■tales of the Northeast, . but the doors in 1963-64, touching off local bishop, applauded. Bologna, and other council to, declaring the cathedral's kite (C) charge as a philosophy teacher as an Inves ga o velopment Committee for the Coast Guard. Bey- with an inch-and-a-hal( over was needed to reduce the rapid- oral elections. President Nixon, in the 1968 from the record to 1969, the for the first time this year to the O’Brien said he anticipated sub a controversy that involved the But there was no cheering members followed Salmi. medieval beauty must not be (8) Newa with Frank at the University of California defe^e, and she Hennequln Road area, has sub- Road Oiling nolda (C) lay. ly escalating cost of running (or —Proride that no broadcaster election, spent 312.6 million an'd Agriculture Department said. August report. USDA called (or Vatican and the national gov- from members of the govern- Both sides agree that both damaged by modem compo- (18) Dick Van Dyke at Los Angeles, was not avail- »“ sed permission to rislt George mitted his resignation, accord- Road Superintendent William stantial Democratic gains there Senkow has asked all public office. could charge any legally quail- Hubert H. Humphrey put 37.1 Tighter acreage controls on a production of 1.114 billion emment. Last week, as Italy meat's High Council of Antiqul- Greco's doors and the cathedral nents. (30) NBC Newa (C) able for comment on the news- Jackson at San Quentin. ing to Mrs. Franklin Prague, Seveik has announced that In November. 7:00 (3) Ceaar'a World (C) homeowners on streets to be A solid 272-97 majority Tues- fled candidate more than the niiUlon into television and radio ^f'eut and rice, for example, bushels, slightly less than last was struggling out of a govern- ties and ^ n e Arts. Mario Salmi, are works of art. But the opposi- They were stored inside. A (8) Troth or Conaeqoencea (C) paper’s copyright story pub- council chairman. Rhodes Rd., Tory Rd., and pos- He said New York, where paved to park their cars off day night sent an expanded ver- lowest charge paid by any com- time. However, the 7-cent for- heli«d push food grain year’s record despite a larger tion to the addition contended few weeks later, Pope Paul VI (18) Candid Camera lished Tuesday. Dr. Wolmer said he found It slbly Dunn Hill Rd., are slated Democrat Arthur J. Goldberg is that the combination of art visited the cathedral, saw the (30-40) News — Weather and the pavement, until the pav S io n of a Senate-passed bill back merclal advertiser for the same mula would limit the two major d a w 7 per cent from acreage. ' Sports (V) Ed Montgomery, a Pulitzer Apartheid Law impossible to continue the work for oiling at this time, challenging Republican Gov. Andover ing is completed. to the Senate and an expected time period. pi'esidential candidates to f® f**® depart- Total production c»f the four works created centuries apart doors and liked them. He 7:30 (3) Where's Huddles? (C) Prize-winning reporter, said in that must be d(me. He also asked residents to Nelson A. Rockefeller, Will be (30) The Virginian B (C) later conference with the House —Repeal equal time require- spending about 36.1 million eaoh ™®”f ® monthly crop report is- major livestock feed grains Drug Center was "an absurd marriage” and argued that beauty knows no his story that Jonathan Jackson, In South Africa He has praised Manches among them. (8-40) Nanny and the Profes Dr. Wolmer said, "There avoid driving on the newly ap- to iron out differences to the ments only tor President and jn 1972. sued Tuesday. com, oats, barley and sorghum 18 Registered "an insult to beauty," in the age. But until last week the ver- sor. (C) 17, who carried the guns into the were many other volunteers and plied oil. ter motorists (or "the excel The Drug Advisory Center (18) Movie two measures. Vice President candidates. The House bill also applies to °f noncitrus fruit, _w as estimated at 176 milUcm Rockefeller reported the polls words of one. diet of the art experts prevailed. San Rafael courtroom, had Won’t Be Eased lent cooperation to date.” 81 Russell St. is observing the 8:00 (3) Gomer Pyle — CSMC H together we have brought the He plans to begin installing Chairman Harley O. Staggers, -—Permit states, by law, to broadcast spending by commit- apples, p^ches and tons, slightly more than last ■how him trailing Goldberg, but As New Voters Work on the cathedral began Greco, 52, refused to comment (8-40) Courtship of Eddie’s served recently as a bodyguard council to where it is today, a curbing on Carter Dr., New following summer schedule: in 1290 and finished in the 17th Father (C) D-W.Va., of the House Com- place candidates for state and tees formed on b«balf of poliU- predicted to be 1 year, ■aid he is not Interested in any on the end of his six-year wait. for Miss Davis, 26. G^PE TOWN, South Africa healthy and growing organiza- Rd., and Grahalier Rd., tomor- campaign missions to New York Eighteen persons were reg^is- centuiy. It is considered one of But he was in the applauding 8:30 (3) Beverly HlUbUllea B (C) merce Committee, who will lead local office under Its provisions, cal candidates. I ^ r cent less, and the output of Monday, Tuesday and (8.40) Boom 233 (C) Jackson and two of three con- (AP) — Finance Minister Noco- tion." He has offered to supply row and has asked residents to Qean Campaign In his behalf by either Nixon or tered at Monday's voter-making Wednesday, 8:80 a.m. to 5 Italy's major art treasures .Its crowd before the cathedral. 9:00 (3) Medical Center (C) the House conferees, said the The Senate-passed bill also ------® dozen major vegetables Political Prisoners (30) Kraft Music Hail^ (C) victs to whom he gave arms in laas Diederichs indicated -today all the details of unfinished park their cars in driveways for processing 6 per cent less. p.m. (8^0) Johnny Caih Preionts the escape attempt were killed that there will be no major re- I * i« 1 0,^4. 41. J J _j 4i_ SYDNEY (AP) — Charles lecislation’s effective date will contains the equal time repealer ■**?*^‘ , session, according to Else work in progress to a new chair- and not on the road during the oerrard Logue tossed a soft be the chief difference to re- and the language relating to the Extended Forecast Over-all, the CSxip - Reporting - - _ NEW . HA'VEN « (AP) m — m . The H6 said & state camDeifim Thursday and Friday, 8:30 9:30 a8*"‘Alf«d''Hltchcock as they tried to drive away in a laxation of apartheid to ea ^ s h o i d T b a L d ^ state i S ! Steins, Republican registrar of a.m. to 9 p.m. operation ^^ink bottle from his car while solve lowest uto^diarge. ^ latter The U.S. Weather Bureau says Board said, the "all crops” to- Rev. Joseph Duffey sal(i Tues Prosecution Rests: 10:00 (3)' llawaU----- Five-O - -B (C) — van. South Africa’s manpower short- Mrs. Prague said an execu- Twlrlers to March driving at East MalUand. other noints at issue center nravislMi s u ^ r te r s claim Connecticut weather Friday dex as of August 1 was 20.6 per day night .that those w h (^ o - “ I prefer to campaign for my- voters, and Beatrice Kowalski, Saturday, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. (18) Ten O’clock Beport (C) (30) Then Came Bronson (C) inside the van, Superior Court age. Uve committee had ‘‘very re- ^ ® Tolland Twlriers and ^he local deputy engineer a r ^ d inclusion of prl- L ^ d cut the ? ^ t of politicai through Sunday is expect^ to cent higher than the 1967-69 av- late toe law to their p r ^ ^ ■elf and will not have national Democratic registrar of votera There will be an answering personalities Involved," he said. Of this number, six registered (8-40) Smothers Brothers Som Judge Harold J. Haley, one of In his annual budget address luctantly" accepted toe resigna- Dmm Corps will participate In snotted toe throw took Logue to mnrioa nnH oIoIa njflninia advertisinB’ bv some 36 ner cent he (air and warm throughout erager compared with a gain against toe war in Vietnam service every night except mer Show (C) five hostages, was shot to death, to parliament, Diederichs Two White House political as Republicans, seven as Demo- 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 tion. ’^Regret.’’ she s^d. "Is not ^ ® s in H a z^ W lI^ Ware- ^ ^ ‘^ t h e r e ^ T k s ^ i e S while X f o theto e ^Senate n a to ^ bill to wasw asT limited n ^ t^ c T - the period.^ Daytime ^ . high r. tern- . , lari year of 21.3 per ~ cent. should be classified »» as "poiiti- Sunday from the time the Defense Attorneys Mull enough to express toe feelings house Point and Ellington in ***■■•«= uic uu. woo ------hands, Murray Chotiner and crats, and five remained unaf- 11:00 (3-8-30)40) News — Weather An automatic carbine and a conceded that there was a seri- Australian authorities have only to general elections and monly charge the highest com- peratures averaging in the mid The nation s com crop, a key .. center closes until 8 a.m. A and Sports (C) Browning .380 caliber automatic °us shortage of skilled and seml- of council members who know the next few weeks, been camoaienln^ for the oast merplnl rates “ PPer 80s and overnight lows in total (arm ^oduction, was When the war is over, he said, Harry Dent, were to attend to- filiated, backup person will be con 11:25 (3) Movie Case Against McLucas ii :30 (SO) fonicht Show Johnny Car- pistol found inside the van were skilled workers. with what faithfulness and The organization, which is two years T ^ e e p highways w S ^ o ^ d go Both the ^nate and House a v e rtin g the mid to upper ^^mated at_4.69 blUton bush^^^^ days’ GOP strategy session. OOP Caucus ” tacted to help the caller if into In (8^) Dick Cavett Show (C) traced by serial numbers. The Some South Africans suggest ability Dr. Wolmer has given sponsored by toe Tolland Vol- cTe^an.'""'" bob. ~ ~ - This is down 127 million from granting poUUcal amnesty, jNlxon and Agnew both sent Local Republicans will caucus necessary. effect 30 days after enactment versions spell out a formula for 8®®- messages to the governors Monday to choose nominees for NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— ture with scalding water. Kim- (18) Morv Orifiln Show (C) Examiner said the name of that this shortage would dlsap- many years of service to build unteer Fire Department, will For drug advisory informa Defense attorneys today were bro identified the defendant’s 1:00 (630-40). Newo - Pray.r and recorded for pear if the massive p o o l ^ conference Tuesday, pledging tbe office of Registrar of Voters Sign Off toe organization. We can only hold another paper drive to ------tion call: 647-9222. reviewing the case against voice at three places on a taped purchase of the pistol Jan. 12, available blacks were allowu say a heartfelt 'Thank You’.’’ September as a means of rals- cooperation with the states and and for Justices of the Peace, Educational TV (20) plugging for the (President’s At the party caucus Monday, Black Panther defendant Lonnie recording allegedly made by WedneBday* Aufcunt 12 1968, at the Brass Rail in Los to do more of the Jobs now re- Dr. Wolmer and his wife ‘"S additional funds. "new federalism.” George Nelson, Ronald Rlch- MoLucas as they prepare their Rackley’s five interrogators, but 6:00 Experiment (C) Angeles, and for the purchase of served for whites, Leona have worked nearly 26 Basketball Director answer to the kidnaping and those comments were of little "Attack Patterns of Sharks" ’tt e President sent a telegram ards and Ylo Anson were cho- 6:30 What’s New R the carbine April 7, 1969, at “ Those who believe that there years with toe council and Mrs. '^® Board of Recreation is Police Log conspiracy charges he faces. importance to the questioning. 7:00 Sounds For a Summer Nlffht Western Surplus in Los Angeles, is some easy Instant solution to Prague added, “ It was their seeking a volunteer willing to saylng the governors had spot- ®®n ns delegates to the special The prosecution rested its McLucas has been placed in Don Chouinard Quintet R lighted “ the vital role of the Congressional District Conven- 7:30 Alphonsus Donahue Joe O’Connor, manager of the the labor problem are deceiving guidance and devoted efforts direct the boy’s basketball pro- case Tuesday at the end of 16 the bedroom where Rackley was Democratic convention choice which have given the town one Brom this year. Anyone Inter- states as we address both the tion. Brass Rail, sal(l Miss Davis pur- themselves,” said Diederichs. ARRESTS days of testimony connected being tied several hours after for senate candidate appears o( toe finest of volunteer orga- ®sted In toe position may con- persisting old needs and the as part of Conn. PTV’s froe- chased a .380 automatic Brown- “ Anyone acquainted with the &MOOR ANNUAL Robert A. Glldea, 26, of 2 with the 24y-ear-oId McLucas’ the alleged torture, but his part tlme air offer to all prlmai*y emerging new needs of the dec Manchester Evening ing pistol at the store in 1968. An realities of the South African nizations any town ever had." Gerald Burnham. ” *5^7 Peorl St., arrested yesterday alleged part in the abduction in the tying is unclear. Kimbro contenders. The council is expected to Junk Oar Program ade ahead . . . Andover substitute correspon on a warrant charging him 8:00 Election RetumN — RepuhlU executive of the Western Sur- situation will acknowledge that and slaying of Alex Rackley said McLucas had been ordered can Primary recommend Audrey Miller to The trl-town Junk car ra dent Marjorie Campbell, tel. with larceny under 3250. He plus shop refused comment. most of the facile remedies sug- "We must devise new strate 14V4 months ago. to bind Rackley’s wrists but an- 9:30 Hook Heat (C) the selectmen to fill toe vacan- moval program, supervised by gies and new vehicles, and we 742-897S. was arrested in connection with Willard Gaylln, M. D. Dr. Gay- A Los Angeles Police Depart- gested would disrupt the pattern State’s Atty. Arnold Markle's other Panther had stepped in lin discus.ses "In the Service cy. the Chamber of Commerce Is must work together as part a theft from an apartment at ment spokesman said it was be- of our social structure and en- case features testimony by two when McLucas moved too slow- of their Country; War Resis Convention Delegates under way, according to Tol- ners." 1(54 Park St. He was released other Panthers who have said ly. tors In Prison" lieved Miss Davis bought the danger industrial peace without, Nixon said a "new thrust for under a 3150 non-surety bond 10:00 Thirteen Against Fate pistol there, but gave no details, in fact, making a significant Caucuses were held Monday load’s chairman William Sum- they and McLucas accompanied Frances Carter, a defendant "The Friends" Polish expatri At the time the guns were contribution to (he solution of night to select delegates to toe ro®ro. quality” Is evidenced by a budg Books Added Court date Aug. 31. Rackley when he was shot twice who has been granted immunity ate first lies and then frames et which, for the first time in 20 as thief his lifelong friend. purchased Miss Davis was the problem.” Second Congressional District’s person residing In town, about 20 miles from here. It from prosecution, testified that teaching at the University of The government is tackling special convention. '^ho has a Junk car he would years, seeks more spending on A4XJIDENTS also relies on a statement al- during the interrogation McLu- At Library HUFF ’N PUFF California in San Diego. the shortage of skilled white la- The Democrats named Mrs. ****® towed a'way free of charg® human resources than on de A car driven by Giuseppe Di- legedly given to police by Me- cas was "reprimanded for CHICAGO, (AP) — A huff and fense. Marin County Dist. Atty. bor by encouraging Immlgra- Mary Deptula, Edmond Liam- contact Summers at his Fiction martino, 27, of San Diego, Lucas in which he admits that standing there and not doing a puff through the mouthpiece $ AVI N G $ Bruce B. Bales refused to talk tion. Simultaneously, Industry bert and Paul Merrick, party ^®^®> ^ginning next Monday, “It also underlies our basic Calif, was involved in an acci he made that trip and fired a anything." of a new electronic measuring with newsmen about the Exam- was being urged to relocate chairman. Republicans selected pick-up of toe vehicles Is dent yesterday morning with a second shot into the victim's Sams said McLucas was not device can help medics spot and renewal ..." he said, "and Iner report. He is heading the near Bantil homelands (trib€d Richard Bonn, Mrs. Mary Mor- ®xp®oted to begin to Septem- car operated by Victor A. body. present when Seale allegedly or- slgfns of respiratory restriction. Buy now and save It U the bai^U of the new feder- Bristow - Night^ason. Plagge, 66, of 128 Summer St. investigation of the shootout. reserves). More nonwhlte labor rell and Mat! Koiva. Bonn and ®®*'’ for Christ- BEAT THE PRICE RISE ON BRONZED BABY SHOES aliiiin ” Drummond — The people in The defense, in cross-examin- dered the execution. Miss Car- it is called a pulmonary func- The accident occured on Main At a news conferenee, Geor- might be made available for Mrs. Morrell are coordinators , ~ . mas, birthdays or Glass House. ation, appears to be shaping up ter, however, testified that Me- tion Indicator, gia Jackson of Pasadena, Jona- those Industries remaining in for Robert Steele, Second Dls- _ ®''’o*dng Herald any other At a windup business session gmott _ Tomorrow come sun- St. Damage to both cars was on two general fronts: An at- Lucas told her Rackley was An individual simply takes a than's mother, said: "1 don’t white areas, he said, trlct Congressional nominee. Bette today, the conference was to minor. tempt to show that McLucas act- "the type of pig that would get deep breath and blows through event. Shop early for best se think Angela Davis would give a Diederichs described South The special convention Is be- Q®®*™*®* 876-2846. d e^ wlto two Issues shelved and again, ed because he feared he, too, (iJ' killed.” a disposable mouthpiece, ex- 17-year-oId a g^n. I don’t have Africa’s economy as “ strong tog held to name a candidate during the past two days: A con- Fu„erton - The executives, ^ ito n C e m rj'M ^ w ^ wouhl'’ te killed attempts The defense is expected pending all the air he can as ^ lections. m W i where he got the and virile . . . solidly based and to fill the vacancy caused by troverslal propoeal that the gov- Qallant - A fairly good time, accidLti^esTeT discredit the testimony of Thursday to start a long pre- quickly as he can. A transducer Vernon 4 guns.” developing rapidly to meet the the death of Congressman Wil emors seek to use a portion of Qoddard — The night crew, involvedHnu nftomnon in an with accident n yester those who ■ have testified against sentation of witnesses... ,^^,.,..... f...to our,.sup- -Aio-rcrelays the♦wa A—waiatinnexhalation asno signalsQiamain guns. DURING AUGUST highway aid funds to assUt oth- _ Mrs. Munck. Jackson’s brother, George, 28, challenge of the new decade.” liam St. Onge. day afternoon with a car oper- contention that McLucas to the portable instrument which This is your Last Chanoa to er modes of transportation, too; Mcttale — Princlpato. ated by Gerda S. Dam nlaved a minor role, and that reports the important data on is one of three Negro convicts Inflation continues to be the Relief .Fund Playgrounds have your precious baby and a plan to prod Congress for Mauriac — A Mauriac reader, Highland St. The accident oc- Both George Sams Jr. and u a. ^ . accused of killing a white guard country’s biggest economic The local Red Cross chapter shoes beautifully bronzed curred on Highland St. The Warren Kimbro, two defendants u"Jer duress, in the s ay ng. easily read gauges, the develop at these truly great savingsl action to share tax revenues _ ^he tipple bell. er, Chemetro Corp., said. at Soledad State Prison Jan. 16, problem, he said. has been contacted regarding End Eight-Week We have arranged this spe with the states. drivers of the two cars and who have pleaded guilty to sec- cial sale for the entire Roget — Shagbark Hill. disaster relief in toe Texas Gulf Month of August . . . so ITiey were to act on a declar^ Stevens — The cannibal isle, Ellzabeth Bamsbee of Lake- ond-degree murder in the c a s e ,______Coast area in toe wake of hur Season Friday order NOW and really save. land, Fla., a passenger In the have described Rackley as a tion on campus ^ rd e rs which tj ^e - The bank robber ricane Celia, according to Ed atrle 4S PsitniH stand reaffirms the right M d respon- _ ^he vlvlsector. Flanagan car, were taken to novice Panther who was sus- Johnston, local chairman. The municipal playground (wlfii SxlO or 5x7 framejme) ■iblUty of the states to intervene Non-Fiction Manchester Memorial Hospital pected of knowing fellow black The Red Cross expects program will end an eight-week ■Ms. Pries $1S4 S NOUK $15.98 “ to restore peace” when other Aronson The fall of the third treatment of injuries they militants who informed on Pan- spend more than six million do!. season Friday with activities engraving only lOe per letter means fall. Napoleon. sustained in the accident, All thers later arrested on bomb- lars in the disaster area in as carried on at six playgrounds. Ml Stjltt aid Fiilstu Rtdieid 20% ’niat declaration also would Bewley — Masks and mirrors; three were treated and dls- conspiracy charges. sisting over 16,000 families Last night toe annual play- condemn "the excesses of law essays in criticism. charged. Sams, 24, of Detroit, claims lessness by those who protest, Boyle — Testament for my stu ------he had authority from national “contributions rr® T to Ed Johnston, K^'p^r^to'^cWl^^^^^^ ,, f , . from ., VMUES and by those who are called dents, and other poems. COMPLAINTS Panther leaders to interrogate I OH ®*’‘ P*®y areas participating. ■MM Erdom KU. Proceeds will go to a charity of upon to keep or restoi% the Brookes—Room outside; a plan An afghan valued at 310 was Rackley at party headquarters peace." for the garden. taken from a car parked at 34 here and that his execution or- .. the children’s choice. In the Democratic Gov. Warren B. Polls will be open for toe prl- Newlngt<»i Hospital, the •TYLK 90 ^ « gfi .nvuc •! AEC „ . ' Cantor — A world geography of Valley St., sometime Monday, (jer came from national chair- • (hstiijiiml A * ashw m H-UM m / •r^s*A.i3S6 Heames of Missouri was to be irrigation ma^^ until 8 tonight at Yeomans Olympics for toe Retarded and wwens MWMtC Mr MOHtI K •ItONXK ■ ■ g # ------man Bobby G. Seale. Hall. ENGLISH PEWTER Installed as clutirman of the Community life for the mental Posts Bond In a statement McLucas al- toe Jimmy Fund have benefit ’ S t|l( 51 Unmounted Shoes (bronze) $4.95-NOW 3.86 “ ch conference. There are 32 Repub ly 111, ed. by George W. Fair- Patrlck Letoumeau, 19, of 133 legedly gave to an FBI agent ed. lican governors an(l 18 Demo Brcmkfleld St., arrested in con Manchester Evening Herald Tomorrow some 100 children •BRONZED BABY SHOE PRICES GO UP SEPTEMBER 1 TANKARD weather and others. shortly after his airest as a BRING SHOES IN NOW . . . SALE ENDS AUGUST 31 crats, and the chairmanship al nection with the incident Mon Columbia Correspondent Vir will be taken to Riverside Park I Pint Capacity — With Glass Bottom Coward — Birds of the British fugitive June 6 in Salt Lake ginia Carlson, Tel. 228-9224. ternates between parties. Isles and their eggs. day night In the Parkade park City, the defendant said he went in West Springfield. Those go In other developments: CAN’T COME IN? Fill out and Mail Coupon Today Davidson — The role of the Con ing lot near David’s, posted a with Kimbro, Sams and Rackley ing on the trip were chosen on —The conference called upon Just tend (or free, handy baby shoe ■aillai bag. Write or phone ut SM. gressman 36(X) bond in Circuit Court 12, to a wooded area in Middle- toe basis of having won various $ ^ , 9 9 the federal government to as Nime___ D1 Leo — Young children and East Hartford, yesterday and field and shot the victim a sec T o lla n il prizes during toe season and al sume "a far grecUer responsibil their drawings. was released for court appear ond time on Sams’ orders. so on their summer attendance AddresL. ity for the financing of educa- Fregault — Canada: the war of ance Aug. 24. McLucas was quoted as say record. City____ _State_ -Zlp- tiCMi." At about the same time, the conquest. Suburban Women 3 Letter Monogram Engraved Free Nixon vetoed a 34.4 billion aid to ing he was afraid he would be Building Rate Gill — Mayflower remembered. shot if he did not obey. The Project Committee of the educaticm bill because it is 3453 Suburban Women’s Clubs of Hair — How to protect yourself Art Festival Sams testified Tuesday, how million over his budget. today. Dropping For Vernon, Tolland and Ellington —The governors declared the ever, that he had told the de- Harris — The first to fly; avia Starts Today fend(mt only to "make sure he will meet today at 8:80 p.m. at BIRTHSTONE problem of narcotics and drug tion’s pioneer days, toe home of Mrs. Kenneth abuse to be a national crisis. was dead” and had not ordered New Houses driv^ by toe Hartt—Michelangelo: The com- Listed below Is the schedule of him to shoot a second shot. Gookin, Duncaster, La. RINGS They proposed a Suggestions for the coming plete sculpture Kimbro, a 36-year-old former states and the federal govern- „ „ events tor the Arts Festival be New houses are still being year’s pixijects will be discuss and animal in New Haven poverty worker COMPLETE STOCK ment to combat it through law ing put on by the members of i btlllt In town, but at a far slow ed as well as suggestions for the zoo whose apartment served as Pan enforcement, prevention and er rate than in toe past few Uie disbursement of funds rals- Reduced for this Sale Hoyt—Raider 16 the Manchester Summer '70 pro ther headquarters at the time -J treatment of addiction. years, according to the records ed during this year, Klamkin—The collector’s book gram. The (estival begins to of the ■ slaying, also has testi —Gov. Robert W. Scott of of Building Inspector CSiarles o i Exemption North Carolina was chosen of boxes day and runs through Aug. 19. fied he was afraid of Sams “ to Kramer—Greenwich Village Schutz. Town Clerk Henry Butler re- chairman of the Democratic Some of the times in this sched some degree.” Permits were Issued (or toe minds all qualified veterans, cookbook McLucas is charged with kid governors. ule are changes from times re construction of six new houses who have not done so to file 1 0 % t» 4 0 % Linder—^The harried leisure naping resulting in death, con —Gov. Lester Maddox of ported in yesterday’s Herald. and for one gas station, boost- their honorable discharge or class spiracy to kidnap and to mur Georgia asked the confei^nce to Thursday — 8 p.m. — fence ing toe value of toe permits is- separation certificates by Sept, der, and binding with criminal OFF adopt a resolution "expressing Morton H. V. Mortem’s Britain painting at construction site on sued last month to 3166,946. 30. intent. His connection with outraged Indignation at the con- North—New masses; an anthol- Main St. across from Forest St. Four permits for new houses Filing of the papers makes ONKIDACBAFT Rackley’s movements during the slstently inhumane treatment of ogy of the rebel Thirties (next to Manchester State Bank) at 320,(X)0 were issued to Yost the veteran eligible for a 31,000 14 KARAT GOLD PIERCED last few days of his life there DELUXE U.S. soldiers held captive in O’Connor—The origins of social- Friday — 8:30 p.m. — film Construction Co. for Valley exemption on his assessment NATIONALLY North Vietnam.” His proposal ism in Cuba fore, are crucial to the case. iHCm Ed STAINLESS STEEL | festival in Center Park View; one for 322,000 to Bllow charges. ADVERTISED would urge the government and Nwankwo—Biafra: The making Loretta Luckes, 23, of Bridge ICED Satuixlay — 8 p.m. — block Builders for Meadowood Rd., Those who served in World EARRINGS port, another person arrested in those ot other nations to do ev- of a nation dance — tentative With y&c/r Purchase and one to Christy Builders on War I or n , toe Korean War DRINK erytbing they can “ to correct Quigley—Astrology for adults the case, has testified that Mc- WATCHES* Monday — 8 p.m. — original Cone Rd. for 322,000. periods or actively served any these abominable conditions.” Ritter—Money Lucas was "officer of the day” VakMS SPOONS play entitled “ Anonymous” to • T A B L E A permit for the construction time during toe period since SET OF 4 Sagendorph ----- America and be put on by the members of at Panther headquarters on the of a gasoline station on toe cor- Dec, 81, 1963 are eligible for the to her almanacs; wit, wisdom Wllllmantlc Summer ’70 day preceding Rackley’s early • UMBRELLA ner of Rt. 196 and Baxter St. tax exemption, $10.00 R ock viU e and weather, 1639-1970. Tuesday — 8 p.m. — hoote- morning abduction. Miss Luckes was Issued to Sun Oil Co. lor Anyone vrishlng further infor- has pleaded guilty to conspiracy Schltz—Electronic test ■ and nany in Center Park (tentative) 2 C H A IR S 330,000. matlon may contact the town 10% to 30% BEO. 96.M to kidnap. Hospital Notes measurement handbook In addition there will be .dally Miscellaneous permits were clerk’s office. Memorial Build- Smith—The shattered dresun; exhibits of art work by loced Both Sams (md Kimbro have WHILE THEY LAST visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 Herbert H(X)ver and the Great artists in stores and on the side said McLucas also t>eat Rackley issued to Allen Howe, Anthony Ing, Park PI. OFF p jn . In all areas except ma- Depression. walks in the Main St. area. and assisted in his alleged tor- Rd. tool shed, 3260; Lucius Wat- tomlly where they are 2 to 4 son. Sherry Circle, rec room *Di8Continucd Models and 6:M to 8 p.m. 3125; James Lambert, Hurlburt $25 M illion Suit pool INCLUDES Rd, tool shed, 3200, and Duane Names Mutual Fund Admitted Monday: Clement 42" constant Matthews, Rt. 74, alterations 18' X 12' Swim area NEW YORK (AP) — A 326 Dowd, Broad Brook; Sharon 22' X 13' Outside pimension SI 800. WATCH Porto, Hilliard St„ Manchester; Also, Ben Hancock, Russell million damage suit has l^en IMPORTED STAINLESS STEEL Alice ffirth, Roy Rd., South Are you going on vacation? . C I I T F R 8i PUM P • SAFETY Dr. tool shed, 3160; Bahler-(lied by Bernard Cornleld, for- IKTndsor; Tracey Smith, Cross Farms, Rt. 74, electric service, mer chairman of Investors RANDS Dr., Vernon; William Farr, P lease fifl oifl and give to your Manchester Evening Herald f e n c e e SW ING UP STAIRS 3860• Ralph DueU, Rt. 31, rec Overseas Services Ltd., agaiiut G IF T ITEMS Maxwell Dr., Vernon; Edward n ew sboy . room 3360. and Economy Build- the new lOS director. Sir Eric Rady, Grove St., Rockville; b r a c i n g • S T E E L ere. Old Stafford Rd, 33,000. Wyndham White, and other dl- Gravy Boats, Coffee Mugs, Butter Dishes Hope GronsU, Snipsic Lake COMPLETELY AlBO, Douglas Getchell, Mer- rectors of toe mammoth mutual 1/2 PRICE Rd., Rockville; Joeejdi Larose,. row Rd., garage and patio, 31>* fund complex. Plus Many Other Items VaUey View Dr., Storrs; Robin 600; Lloyde (Foster, Dunn Rd, The suit, filed Tuesday In Yellen, Terrace Dr., Rockville;. NAME . . SPECIAL GROUP OF • PATIO SUN DECK in s t a lled ga r^ e, 33,000; Harvey Clough, state Supreme court, said Com- GuUlUKCt Gift Set Leokadia Jendrzejewskl, Hany Tollan(l St. siding, 3829; Wll- feld was the victim of a consplr- BANDS IN BOTH LADIES’ Perfect for sauces, dressings, light gravies. B V 4 A Lane, Rockville; Anthony Fou- ADDRESS unoi Senk, Old Stafford Rd., acy to prevent him from parUcl- AND MEN’S STYLES kel, Conklin Rd., Rockville;^’ r electric service, 3160, and Ml- pating in the firm’s future man- PRICE Ruth Banow, Center Rt., Rock Perma-Life P rodw ^ (Mail D eot) chael Harl, Robin Circle, finish agement, and that White and ville; Roberta Burtt, Stafford T O W N ...... STATE 20 (3arkB HIB Ave. room, 3300. the board plotted to remove him tarings; John Collins, Rock Stamford, Conn. Steak Night and bring him Into “ public ville Gilbert Ames, Dockerel Vocation Starts ...... CALL TODAY-24-HR. SERVICE * Please have your representative call, I undsr- TOUand VFW Post 241 will scorn, contempt and obloquy." Rd., Veriion, and Gaye Bowl- stand there is no obli^tlon. hold a steak dinner Aug. 16 at Comfeld also charged that the dss, Somers. DAILY & SUNDAY ■ V the post home on Rt. 74. board’s failure to rename him YOU CAN USE Discharged Monday: Susan Vocorion Ends ...... NAME Charbroiled steaks ■will be as a director after he resigned Flialsgraf, South St., Rockville; served from 7 until 9 p.m. fol- as chairman was interpreted by BE SURE YOUR Mrs. Marianne Panclera ft son. lowed by dancing from 9 imtil the public t o mean that tbe West Willington; Mrs. Marcia ADDRESS Or maR to Manchester Evening HeroM 1 a. m. Reservations may be fund’s shareholders looked upon ATSHOOR’S CREDIT Alaimo ft daughter. West Main Circulation Dept. TT)n«4i» by contacting the post Wm as "unfit, unworthy and S t, Rockville, and Sophie Dur- CITY ...... STATE home after 4 p.m. lacking the necessary character ielto, linden Place, Rockville. hoor 13 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Personals . and integrity." , S PHONE ...... Births Monday: 777-2521 T. Allen PalmeV, son of Mr. He said these' moves had de- Son to Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. Theodore Palmer of stroyed the good will and credit 917 MAIN $T. MANCHESTER Burtt, Stafford Springs. Sugar Hill, has Joined toe staff he had built up with leading of the WilUmantic Savings and banks over 10 years. PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDA-i", AUGUST 12, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN South Windsor Pom o Panel Pope Warns Bootlegging Pot Dangerous Work loday's Take Heart K You’re Over 30; D is a vowed FUNNY O f C h a n g es B y OEBBT CX>HEN ‘The recent growth of vio- struck up a casual acquaintance after toe form er’s Santa Clara Meatown H ie Los. Angeles TImea Couple Seeking Change Find It--at Panama Canal By President rtitwna. 1. lenco ta toe narcotics traffic that would doom him. mountains treachery is unclear. They Still Write Songs for You CASTBL. GANDOUPO, Italy 1215^ Silver Lane became noticeable ta toe When toe acquaintance learn- Anyway, Z introduced toe a H 6 0 R 5 , Bjr BABBARA VABBICK WASHINGTON (AP) — The (AP) —.Pope Paul VI warned harnmA fan avaah ** Halght-Asbury district of San ed Joe and his wife planned to boas and a sidekick to Assassin By MARY CAMPBELL gade, on Project 3 Records, ta "Palance,” on Warner Broth (BeraM OorrMqpondent) East Hartford White House says the Presl- today against change in the Ro A na® 1, When differences be- move to California, he 'gave No. 1 ta a Berkeley, Calif., mo- -L0VE-;T(?— AP Newsfeatares Writer subtitled "escapism through toe ers, is toe staging debut of actor dent's Commission on Pomogra- man Catholic Church for the a a a t « a t® be sot- tile exJfavy flyer toe name (rf tel room. They plotted Joe’s turnedon sounds of today." Ex Jack Palance. He recorded In In a d u ire for change, a ^ If yod’re over 30, there are re phy, whose preliminary report sake of change Itself, smtLlLra ’’y gunfire. a man he kid might help him doom. TtitlR actly correct. This record Is Nashville, but doesn’t have' any South Windsor couple has foimd \ PUT cords in toe populcu:' records advMiture with jungle tribes is under attack in Congress, is Stubborn faith in Christianity, aimed at toe tired businessman kind of accent or a country de The kirgest ond stJre*^ are reviving toe gai« tol^w k*"a Series M ^ racks for you, too. Right now, who wants to, escape and hear livery, and toe arrangements, and misstonarles in the Panama not a part of the Nixon adminis- he added, should not be violence of prohlbltiOT , ®®"‘ *' The (^ fo r n la man was a zona with Z and Assassin No. 1. there are two exception^y tration. construed as "reactionary, ob- freshest ineot dis something that sounds "with It” though heavily using guitar, are Canal Zone. 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. .-S S' PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN system designed solely ^ pro- Am erican tMt .missile sites. Mail Reform Pacifist Picked Witch Doctoring, Safeguard foes also discount BUCKY THE ANGUS SEZ: Five Years Later WORLD ALMAMC Threatened the bargaining chip argument, Edict Signed As Member Of FACTS Gardening Jobs saying it is American capacity Poric is til* buy of tlw to mass-produce weapons that A Draft Board Are Compatible In Uruguay gives Soviets incentive to bar By President week! Western Beef gain at the SALT talks. Mart features Ibe follow R ED O m a, CaUf. (AP) — A JOHANNESBURG, South Af (OotrUnoed from Pace One) rica (AP) — John Seako is a Prospects: As last year, an (Continued from Page One) ing ftesh Pofk items | Watts Remains Seething Mass 44-year-old Methodist minister newapaper announced in latge extremely close Senate vote. No who opposes the draft and says fulltime gardener who 'moon more than 90 senators are ex O’Brien, and W. Marvin Wat- lights as a witch doctor and black tjrpe that Brasil had for your odyewtoge, so L06 ANGFLE3S (AP) — Five 1860s, looks in he is a pacifist is the newest pected to vote and preliminary the peaceful the does well in both fields. moved "panichute troops to the save, save save!!! Bumtner sun. member of this Northern Cali polls indicate 60 senators are years ago thousands of blacks A ideal physician hired Seako border.” Newsp^Mrs in Brasil’ It was O’Brien, now chairman Along the main street old men fornia city’s draft board. presently inclined to vote for the vented fury against a host of to tend his garden seven years said military patrols along the of the Pemocratic NaUonal gossip from upturned soft-drink But the (Rev. John V. Albright Cooper-Hart amendment but frustraUons in the massive ago. "He treats every flower border were being strengthened Committee, who fin t proposed crates. Younger ones play cards says he will vote to send youths last-minute parliamentary tac that blooms like a newborn to prevent any Tupamaroa from replacing the post office system Watts riots. Now the people of or drink wine beneath the so- into uniform if they don’t meet tics could slgnlficwtly alter the child,” said the doctor, who did crossing into Brasil. with a corporate-like independ the area say little has changed. called ’’freedom tree,” a shady the legal standards for conscien the Brasilian government in outcome. -SPECIALS- tious objectors. not want his name used for ent agency. maple where, some say, the a note Monday night urged the An Investigative committee professional reasons. Starting the drive in 1967, 1966 holocaust was first dis “ I plan to give the widest pos Uruguayan government to meet made many recommendations. The witch-doctor with a green O’Brien declared, "Tlie post of cussed. sible latitude to conscience,” The vicuna, an animal the rebels’ ransom demand. THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY thumb is technically known as a fice is in a race with disaster.” There were scores of govern says the minister, “ but I’m that lives high in the Brasil has exchanged political Workmen erected colorful Andes, has become almost “ ngaka,” or bone thrower. His K rem lin, ’Ihe comprehensive overhaul ment, pri'vate and self-help pro going to uphold the law to the prisoners on three occasims for jects—many of them short booths in Will Rigers Park for best of my knowledge.” extinct, The World Alm a powers are affirmed by a certif of the postal system, approved icate from the African Dlngaka diplomats kidni4>ed by terrorist lived. the Watts Summer Festival now The Rev. Mr. Albright says he nac notes, because its very Bonn Sign by Congress last week, is de underway. Since the riot it has Association and when he isn’t organisations. But (Pacheco Are- In some areas there has been became a conscientious objector fine, soft wool is valued in signed to cut costs and improve BONELESS, LEAN been an annual event, with tending plants he dispenses in co MsyM the prisoners demanded genuine progress. A new hospi as a result of his Army experi making expensive coats. service by infusing the mails beauty contest, rodeo, carnival formation, advice and herbs to by the Tupamaroa are common Peace Pact tal is being buUt, there are ences shortly after World War The United States has criminals, not political prison with modem management tech rides, EUt displays, films, and clients for 60 cents per call. (Gonttnned from Page One) niques. more black-owned businesses IT, with the American occupa passed a new law prohibit ers as the rebels claim. other programs to show "the ing the import of products Seako’s employer says the 68- Postal officials see the reform and police-community relations tion troops in J^pan. He has year-old gardener has a flour "With the aid of NATO, and pride of a people.” made from the vicuna and as a welcome end to the prob efforts have been intensified. also been active in antipoverty ishing sideline and serves many lems of Inefficiency, political But successes haven’t been dra- ’Ihe festival drew crowds of and anUwar activities in recent other endangered animals. again under the baimer ot anti fewer than 600 persons during clients with his witchcraft. patronage and outmoded proce maUc or eye-catching. years. Copyright © 1970. The tools of the ngaka’s trade A B M Issue communism and anti-SovieUsm, PORK the early days, despite the ap He says he has counseled Newspaper Knterprlse Assn. dures that several times in the West German Imperialism and In appearance, the city’s include bones from a wild pig, past few years came close to pearance ot Mayor Sam Yorty young men in his church who militarism has been reborn,” south-central district is five porcupine and turtle plus assort causing a total breakdown. and other officials. Goes Before said the paper. ‘"The expendi years shabbier, except lor scat- are conscientious objectors, ed seashells which are kept in a Under the plan, the Post Of Yorty, in opening day ceremo “ but I have never counseled In a recent letter. But he said tures for establishing the re t e r e d apartment-commercial skin bag. His method Is simple. fice becomes a corporate-like. nies, told Watts residents, "We his appointment wouldn’t venge-seeking Bundeswebr are construction. And among the anyone to become a conscien Seako rolls out a strip of card Senate Today Independent agency with the all know we have problems here “ change my position as a coun three times higher than the ones people, the same old frustra tious objector—that’s something board, scoops up the bones in sole task of providing service to . . . agonizing problems, but we selor.” (Gontlimed from Page One) used by Hitler in preparing for tions are cited. he has to work out for himself." both hands and lets them tum the American public—eventual ROASTS are trying to solve them.” Asked how he would deal wlUi TTie Rev. Mr. Albright, father World War n .” The riots that began five ble onto the cardboard. He man Cooper, R-Ky., and Philip ly on a break-even basis. ’The Watts Writers Theater— a youth vriio objects to the Indo of five children, is pastor of the The comment was buried in a years ago next ’Tuesday lasted claims to read signs from the A. Hart, ID-Mlch. Congress’ 181-year-old stran an outgrowth of novelist Budd china war but doesn’t fit the le United Methodist church in Red long article accusing the United six days, cost 34 lives and $40 way the bones land. The sites requested by Nixon glehold on postage rates, postal Schulberg’s postriot workshop gal definition of a consclentous ding, a 12,000-resident mountain would be at Whitman Air Force States and its NATO partners of million in property damage. A He declined to say whether he salaries and sjiending for build for aspiring writers—advertises objector, the minister said; “ I community about 160 miles rolled the bones to help grow his Base, Mo., and Warren Air "dangerous provocations” ings and equipment' gives way governor’s commission said that aroimd the world. director Harry Dolan’s latest think his ol^ecUon is valid, but I north of San Francisco. flowers. Bhrce Base, Wyo. to internal rate-setting, collec during the worst three days play, "The Iron Hand of Nat think as far as the law is con “ Obviously I will disqualify Seako says he inherited the Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre, D- Other Soviet newspapers tive bargaining between man 10,000 Negroes took to the ’Turner,” a festival event. cerned, we have no- choice but myself when a member of my bones and other intricacies of N.'H., said he will vote against hailed the Soviet-West German agement and unions and capital streets, looting, beating whites, But residents say underneath to say he doesn’t qualify as a church comes before the his craft from his father, also a Cooper-Hart but for another treaty as an important step in financing through sale of bonds. overturning and burning cars, achieving European security. nothing much really ' has consclenUous objector.” board,” says the Rev. Mr. Al ngaka. amendment to bar expansion of Although costs to taxpayers shooting at police and firemen. 'Ihe official Soviet news agen changed. The Rev. Mr. Albright was bright. And- that includes his the two new sites and spend $322 through budget deficits are ex "Nobody gave a damn,” a 21- cy ’Tass hailed “ the importance “Charcoal Alley” —as the nominated to the five-man oldest child, John Jr., who will Overall fo r Health million to beef up the ABM at pected to go down as the new year-old Negro recalls. "Hiey of the commitments of both (AP Ftaotofax) main business street, East 103rd board by Shasta County Superi turn draft-eligible with his 18th SANDTON, South Africa (AP) the two original sites at Malm- system takes hold, costs to the felt they were getting back for sides” and the “ spirit of real President Nixon joins former postmaster general James A. Farley in display was called when much of it lay or Court Judge Richard W. birthday Oct. 13. — A bylaw requiring women’s strom and Grand Forks Air mailing public may go up more ism” that brought West Ger- ing Postal Reform Bill he signed yesterday in White House ceremony. all the bad things done to them in ashes—is still shabby and un Abee. “ He has participated in oppo hair-dressers to wear overalls Force bases. than anticipated. 'many to the treaty table. It for so long.” developed. ’’There’ s room on. the board sition to the war in Southeaat at work is being enforced by lo The original Safeguard pro Blount revealed the price of a called it .a “ milestone in Eu ’"This community is on a ra Agape among drugstore, bar for all points of view,” the Judge Asia, but he will regd^ter,” the cal health inspectors. Hair styl gram was approved by a cme- letter stamp, tentatively sched- rope’s postwar history.” zor’s edge,” says Celes King m , ber shop, restaurant, beer par said. Minister said. “ I would bet that ist Ronnie Dreger, who came vote margin last year. . uled by postal officials for an in “ The treaty affects cardinal Democrats Turn to Veto Battle director of the Los Angeles Ru lor, optometrist and loan com The minister says the thing he his would register as a conscien here from London last year The second amendment is crease from six to eight cents Issues of European pcriicy,” the mor Ocmtrol and InformaUon pany are weed-grown, glass- is most pleased about in connec tious objector. He’s been think said; “ It’s the most ridiculous spimsored by Sen. Edward early next year, may soon agency said in a commentary Center, a Negro-operated tele strewn vacant lots where riot- tion 'With his {qipolntment “ is ing real eeriously about It.” thing I’ve ever heard of. Never Brooke, R-Mass. Some ABM op thereafter go even higher. that a i^ a re d to reflect top As Nixon Nips Two Measures phone answering service that razed business buildings haven't that the system was open The Rev. Mr. Albright haa yet once in the 16 years I ran a sa ponents sought to schedule a “ Like everyone else, we’re lb Kremlin thinking. “ The most replies to rumors with facts. been replaced. enough to accept me. I feel to attend his first meeting of the lon in London was I required to vote on that proposal immedi WASHINGTON (AP) — House ployes. Another hike over the on vetoes with the 1970 Con faced with ever increasing important of them is recognition Says City Councilman ’Thomas A new housing project wil' that’s encouraging.” draft board and will be on vaca wear an overall.” ately after the Oooper-Hart Democrats, reacting sharply to budget was $232 million for var gress. costs,” Blount said in an Inter- of the immutability of the Bradley, a Negro: “With the employ 400 and an Industrla ” I feel my ptist work in civil tion Aug. 20, the next scheduled The national secretary of the vote. But administration forces President Nixon’s veto of educa ious secondary and elementary He vetoed a Labor-Health, ■vlew. present European frontiers, the right Ingredients Watts will ex park 2,400. rights, present poelUon in the South African Halr^essers’ in the Senaite blocked that tion and government agency school programs. Education and Welfare appro ’Two months ago, Blount had session. realities which emerged as a re predicted an elght-cent stamp plode into another disruption. “ That’s great,” says Dolan poverty program, my feeling re Employes Industrial Union, J. procedure. money bills, spearheaded an at priation bill and the House sus IDEAL FOR THE ROTISSERIE He will meet the other mem sult of World War II and post ’The impacted school districts would carry the new postal sys ’The people in Watts feel people “ but the unemployment rab garding the so-called hippie bers this week when a state Daniel, supported the council ”'I think the administration tack today to reverse the chief are scattered among more than tained the action on January 28. war developments. tem through the next few years. outside the ghetto don’t give a here Is higher than anywhere movement and my pacifist lean draft official pays a routine vis and said: “Hairdressers who do can live with the Brooke amend executive’s action. 350 congressional districts. On June 26 he vetoed a public “ The two sides regard as in Although the new postal sys damn about them.” else In America.” ings all give me some advan it. The Rev. Mr. Albright says not wear pocketless overalls ment,” BnxAe told newsmen. The Democrats were expected health hospital construction bill violable the frontiers of all Biggest allotment in the $18 tem does not become fully oper FRESH, mEATY “ People in Watts aren’t bub The U.S. Department of Labo • tage as an advocate for the less he has no idea how his views tend to put combs and scissor "It retains the momentum of to receive some support from and Congress enacted it over his states in Europe, including the billion measure is $0 billion for ative for one year, its nine- bling o v e j with enthusiasm and Statistics reports that imem privileged,” the Rev. Mr. Al will be received by the other in their pockets instead of in the Safeguard system while al Republicans who earlier had opposition. Oder-Neisse line which is the the Veterans Administration. member, presidentlally appoint optimism, but I doubt there’ll be ployment in the Watts area ha> bright told his church members members. sterilizers.” lowing the President the full urged Nixon to let the bills be western frontier of Poland and ’This includes $106 million more ed board of governors may hike another 1965,” says John Mack, Increased 61 per cent since the Out of the litter of Watts grows a modem hospital, one more sresture meant dollar amount he asked and al come law without his signature. the frontier between West Ger than the President requested, postage rates by one-third to Urban League director. ’"Itie 1966 riot, while the rate for the to calm the surging ghetto neighborhood of Los Angeles. (AP Photofax) lowing it to be used as a bar many and East Germany.” Nixon vetoed Tuesday the $4.4 all of the increase being in med Mansfield Band help cover costs of pay raises gaining chip” in strategic arms blacks know they’re the ones Los Angeles area over-all has m m Tass went on to say that the billion education appropriation ical care programs including for rank-and-file workers. PORK declined. The latest figures limitation talks with the Soviet who g^t shot; that it’s their has the largest community rela Councilman Bradley com treaty “ opens up prospects . of and $18 billion measure to run a hospital construction. To Accompany After that, rate increases will showed unemployment In Watts cent police killing of a young Union. homes that get burned down. plains, “ Tliere aro few good extending mutually advanta variety of federal agencies on One high-ranking Republican be decided upon by a five-mem at 16.2 per cent, compared to 4.3 Negro whose pistol turned out to tions ^aff in Los Angeles: 10 of •rrr s > - Speaking directly to wavering However, this doesn’t mean ficers and three civilians. grocery stores.” But the chair geous economic, scientific, tech g^rounds they pose “ a threat to who has a veterans’ hospital Its Athletes ber rate commission, at the re per cent for the whole city. be a toy, and the mistake killing Republicans Sen. John Tower, there 'won’t be trouble. man of the Los Angeles NAACP, nical and cultural cooperation every American’s pocketbook.” and impacted schools in his dis quest of the board of governors. “ Employment opportuidties in of two Mexlcan-Amerlcans in a Police talk to 30,000 school R-Tex., said: “ The adminlstra- '"niere are a lot of angry, pupils a year. A police-spon the Rev. Richard Bass, says; between the Soviet Union and ’The two bills would have add trict said privately “ I don’t see Seventy-four retarded chil Blount indicated upward-mov Watts are almost nonexistent,” police search for a murder sus ( nk lo r frustrated persons in Watts to sored summer program took "You can get decent food In tkm cannot accept any amend West Germany.” ed nearly $1 billion to the ad how I can vote against these dren from Connecticut will ing costs may prompt the gover pect. Mack says. Watts these days at comparar ment to this bill. A vote for any ministration’s budget recom and go home in the daylight leave lor Chicago tomorrow nors to seek a second round of Spareribs day. ’ITiere have been some be The Watts Labor Community But Inspector Thomas James, 1,400 Watts youngsters camping. . * i ginnings on the community’s There are police-sponsored tlvely low prices. Also, vdilte- amendment la a vote against BONN, Germany (AP) — Rai mendations. Nixon said they next week.” morning to participate in the rate increases when the transi Action Committee operates two head of the police community liiiitliiMttiii the Nixon administration. It 1970 “ Special Olympics” pro- tional period ends a year from problems, but they are too few relations program, says rela scouting units and baseball owned stores are getting better ner Barzel, parliamentary lead represent “ the kind of big Democrats predicted educa service stations, a poultry feels this is the minimum it now. and too slow. Life is still terri tions have Improved greatly teams. Eighty ministers meet at promoting blacks to execu er of the opposltloh ChristiEui spending that would drive up tion and veterans’ groups would gra.m . ranch, a credit union, a grocery must have to defend the “We’ve gfot the tools to hold ble in Watts,” Mack adds. since the riots. The 77th Street monthly at the 77th Street sta tive positions and pushing the Democratic party, said today prices or demand higher taxes.” pressure members to override TTie “ Special Olympics” is store, various youth programs country.. .. sponsored jointly by the Joseph down costs,” he said, “ but ’Die governor’s commission precinct, which handles Watts, tion to discuss solutions. type of products blacks want.” COMPLETE 10-POINT there can be no talk of easing House Democratic leaders, the vetoes. and a suburban residential edu “ We have already compro Elast-West tensions until the hoping to capture the two-thirds P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation and there’s no question that over the blamed the riots on, among oth cational center. Unions, g;ovem- Regardless of which way the mised on this measure and I Berlin Wall is removed. margin necessary to override the Chicago Park District. long haul we’re going to have er things, unemployment, inade ment and private foundations BRAKE SPECIAL! voting goes. Democrats believe know the administration feels it In a statement issued a few Presidential vetoes, scheduled Some f2,500 boys and girls from rate Increases.” quate schooling for disadvan pro'vlde the money. their expected almost solid vote cannot compromise further,” minutes after West Germans the showdown votes Thursday Canada, France, and the U.S. In addition to interim authori taged children, hatred of police, “ We’ve made a small dent in ONE LOW against the vetoes cannot hurt Tower said. watched on televlsicHt as Chan as the first order of business. are expected to take part in the ty to raise first-class postage by poor public transportation, con the unemployment picture, but them politically in this congres PRICE FOR CHARGE That compromise was the cellor Willy Brandt and Ph^mier Democratic leaders were op- three day event which ends Sat one-third, the postal reform leg sumer exploitation and inferior we have a long, long way to sional election year. But the 243 A L L TH E ITI Armed Services Committee’s Alexei N. Kosygin signed the So tomlstlc about their chances for urday. islation ^ves the board of gov I housing. go,” says a committee official. Democrats don’t make up two- ernors power to make similar FOLLOWING: decision to strike the beginnings viet-German treaty in Moscow, overriding the Office of Educa T h e Mansfield ’Training ’The riots—with their 1,032 in- “ Education in Watta is even of a Chinese-oriented, thin area tion bill, but less certain about thirds of the House member increases in second- and third- '‘jured, 3,962 arrests and more lousier than before the riots. Barzel said: ship. There are 187 Republicans. School Band will accompany defense of cities from the “ Big words are being ex the prospects for the larger class rates. than 600 buildings set afire or The quality of teaching, books, • Repack front wheel bearings. President Nixon referred to the competitors. Under the di Rates for fourth-class parcel LAST 3 DAYS •Replace lining with bonded lining on House-passed bill. changed in Moscow. Govern measure. Many Republicans, in looted—involved only about 2 supplies, everything, is far be the political angle in his veto rection of William Nemerolf of post are scheduled to go up an all 4 wheels. • Inspect master cylinder. In final debate. Sen. John ment propaganda is manufac cluding Minority Leader Gerald per cent of the city’s Negro pop low that which whites get out Sears 13 Brent Rd., Manchester, the message. average of 15 per cent Nov. 14 ulation. Tliey erupted across •Resurface all 4 drums. • Check all seals Stennls, D-Mlss., contended ex turing a feeling of detente for R. Ford of Michigan, shared band has won national acclaim. side the ghetto,” adds the Ur August 13-14-15th “ My veto of both these bills is and rates for mailing catalogues 46.6 squsure miles of south Los •Bleed entire brake system. •Check return springs. pansion of Safeguard would give the German people. The Chris that appraisal. They have played In the White ban League’s Mack. Senate Democratic • Leader painful,” he said, “ but neces go up 6 per cent. Angeles but took their name •Rebuild all 4 wheel cylinders. •Road test your car. a much larger number of retal tian Democratic party will not House, on the Ed Sullivan In another area. Mack says Mike Mansfield of Montana said sary to hold down the rising cost Blount has said he hopes the from the core, Watts. • Adjust hand and foot brakes iatory missiles the chance of allow the sound of these words show, and throughout the state problems between police and that if the House votes to over of living.” Interim rate increases will re ’Today the congested ghetto Watts residents have worsened An 8 X 10 Portrait of Your Child in Living surviving a Soviet first strike. to obscure the realities. and nation. *For drum typ* brikas on most Amaricai cart. Othan tlightty hif^ar. Riveted lining $5 ride the President’s vetoes, it “■At election time it is tempt duce the $2.6 billion budget defi lb heart, named for a man who op since 1966. “ Part of these roalltles is that The band’s trip to Chicago is additional. Saif adjutting brakes $5 additional. probably will be, next week be ing for people in politics to say cit anticipated in the current fis erated a livery business there in Blacks say they resent the re- ’Ihe Safeguard antibalUsUc tomorrow is the ninth anniver being sponsored by a group of fore the Senate votes. ’yes’ to every spending bill,” he cal year to between $1 billion Drive in for your F R E E brake inspection. missile system: What and Why? sary of the building of the Ber Chicago businessmen. At the Mansfield told newsmen he added. and $1.6 billion. -^President Nixon’s proposal: lin Wall. According to official first Olympics program held a Extend authority to deploy Safe figures, 64 people have been thinks the Senate would over For him to approve the bills, ride the veto of the education the President said, “ would be few years ago, the Mansfield Inda expects' to export $460 EXCELLENT BARBECUED guard to two additicmal sites to murdered because of this mon band so impressed the busi million worth of goods to East forge a protective shield around money bill but said he didn’t saying yes to a higher cost of strosity of force. This should be nessmen, that they decided fo European countries and the So the nation’s fleets of retaliatory discussed in Moscow with all know what the outcome would living, yes to higher interest be on the other appropriation rates, yes to higher taxes.” pay the travel costs to bring viet Union during 1970, accord O L i nuclear missiles in their under the seriousness these facts re SfiedaL ^xhihit President Nixon is batting .600 them to Chicago again. ing to an official statement. LOWEST PRICE IN MONTHS! ground silos. Also authorize the quire.” measure. beginning of a thin area defense PARIS (AP) — Prance has He predicted that, overall. FRESHLY MADE—OUR OWN of cities against a possible Com told West Germany that its trea Congress will cut appropriations munist Chinese missile attack. ty with the Soviet Unl
/ ' fc" * PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER COWSr.. WEDNISt>AY, AVGUST 12. 1970 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 HancIjiPBtpr lEttpntns WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 12, 1970 a very unsuitable woman. “The remnants of an older establish attempts to do IR his latest perience-^Mesopotamian, /Egyp- possibly know with accuracy, or by ecoium>ic processes. But it Prince and the Pauper" is a ment. '■ book. ' . ' tlan, Chinese,' Greek, Roman, For Instance, we do not know cannot be suppressed by law." contrast between the decadence Miles A. Smith Generally '''Bpeaking, publl- Islamic, etc. He attempts to assuredly who was the father of Whatever our beliefs or preju- Book Review of an old-line scion and the rise cists, historians and even novel- show hereditary factors, as evi- Tutankhamen, the boy pharoah dices, it would help take some of a second generaticm of an im THE e v o l u t io n OF MAN ists' are not considered with it. denced by repeated manifesta- entombed so expensively, whom of the fire out of contemporary Ex-Japanese Officer Tells Marines: Agostinelli migrant family. "The Cathedral AND SOCIETY. By C. D. Dar today unless they blarie all our tlans, in Individusd rulers and Darlington sees as the end fall- controversy to consider careful RUSSIA ON OUR MINDS. By A ripe story titled “The Dou- Builder" is a tale of a very old lington. Simon and Schuster, social woes on this or that un- other leaders, families, dynas- ure of a line of incentuous mar ly the points Darlington raises. Deila and Ferdinand Kuhn, ble Gap” is a series of written man who for many years has $12.90. fortunate environmental factor, ties, tribes, natimis, and races. riages. Ronald O. Hood. In New Post Doabieday. $8.96. messages between a pompous hoarded his millions to finance In an age when cause pushers Darlington, from a lifetime of He does not argue that heredity Turning to modem America, ------Iwo Jima Defense Was Impossible (Ihe Authors have been profes- head of a law firm and his the completion of a cathedral, in public and private life are scientific study, unabashedly in- is or should be'unchangeable; Darlington touches on some fjtw Raapd (Bid. Note: Tom Stowe la A With Guard sianal Journalists and travelers' grandson,, a newly fledged attor- and has Waited too long to see waving socio-political wands, sists that this approach must be^ Indeed, he appeals stnmgly for points that are bound to stir ' former Herald aporta editor, for niany years, but they wore 4®cldedly does not his dream come true. muttering Incantations, and balanced by the careful applica- sensible hybridization and out- controversy. For instance, he FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Is the public relations offlear toe not “Russian experts." In this want to join the grandfather's A couple of these items—one forthwith claiming they are tion of genetics, the study of our breeding to achieve desirable 'sees strong genetic fetors in Marijuana offenders are getting Connecticut Army NaUonal the Third Marine Dlvlslan Aa- Guard Major Nathan AgosU- account of a seven-week journey ® young man who candidly is almost a ghost stor|^—do not solving racial, social, and eco- inherited characteristics, if the variety. the criminal history of the Ma- ^ break under a new guideline soclatlon. Stowe was an Ameri across the Soviet Union they are puncmres the old man's fanciful come off at all; they seem too nomic conflicts, it is high time history of man and his society is Sometimes he seems to over- fia. And on racial matters he as- Issued by - the Department can Red Cross war correspon nelll, who is Manchester Mayor writing not as correspondents, delusions. sketchily done and implausible, for science to raise its too-sub- to be interpreted properly. play bis hand, mainly from too- serts bluntly: “In short, racial Mental HdtdUi. dent lat Iwo Jima) Nathan Ag;ostineIli in civilian but as tourists. There is an aura of defeat in Yet at his best Auchlncloss is dued voice and make what con- Darlington, trying to blend confident application of genetics discrimination has a genetic ba- A minimum 99-day rehabiUta- life, has been reassigned to the tributions it can. That is exactly history and science, plays the to individuals or families or na- sls with a large instinctive and tion sentence for f l^ offenders They chose to avoid the offl- several of these tales. “Days of a deft chronicler of the vagar- By TOM STOWE post of assistant supply and clal group tours, and went on an Wrath" is the story of a lawyer les, self-delusions and vulnera- what C. D. Darlington, noted gamut from prehistory through tlons in our ancient past whose Irrational component. Its action replaces the previous sentence independent trip starting with makes a late marriage with ble weaknesses ot the fading Oxford biologist and geneclst, the great epochs of man's ex- hereditary factors we cannot may be modified by education of up to one year in prison. “No banzai charge, no logistics officer on the staff of the adjutant general. Leningrad, and oontin'jing______women, no saki, no surren der!” He had been headquarters' through Moscow, Kiev in the commandant of the National Ukraine, Tbilisi in jgeorgla, This was the battle Guard's Hartford Detac^ent. three cities in Central Asia, strategy for the defense AgostinelU Is the Republlcsui Alma Ata In Kazakhstan, Ir =71 of Iwo Jima 25 years ago C h a r g e candidate for state comptroller. kutsk in Siberia—then rode the Christmas in August! as described by a former He Is chairman of the Capitol Ttans-Siberian railroad to the Imperial Japanese Army Region Council of Governments, Far East and came out in Ja major, Yoshitaka Horie of and is a member of the U.S. pan. Fantastic Prices! Tokyo, at the joint reunion Conference of Mayors and the Their report Is a mixture of A Connecticut Conference of May of 3rd and 5th Marine Divi history, geography, social ob sion Association members ors. He has been Manchester servations and tourist informa- Vahlo! mayor since November 1966. Receives'INavy Achievement'Medal SAVE and their families in Wash tion on everything from restaur ington, D.C., July 23-26. He began his military career ant problems to the ballet, un- in 1962, when he enlisted in the Lt. Cmdr. Douglas D. Casavant, center, accepts the U.S. Navy Achievement dergound art and jazs, and The diminutive Japanese Medal in ceremonies held recently in Seoul, Korea, as his wife, the former Bar author and military analyst, U.S. Army. After basic train bousing, transportation, book ing at Camp Chafee, Ark., he bara Jean Barbero of Manchester, looks on. Rear Admiral George P. Steele II, stores, marketing and industrial who still walks with a limp commander of the U.S. Naval Forces, Korea, makes the presentation. Lt. Cmdr. caused by war injuries, said his K earned his commission at the complexes. B ra n d Casavant, who is currently Military Assistance Program (MAP) training offi first recommendaUon was that Fort Sill, Okla. U.S. Army Can They record their personal New! the only way to prevent the cap didate School. cer and personnel advisor for the Naval Forces, Korea, received the medal for impressions of how the Russians B. ture of Iwo was to "sink the is After completion of duty with his participation in naval operaUons off the Korean peninsula from April ix) live, and the limitations im the U.S. Army, he joined the June 1969. He is a ^aduate of Hall High School, West Hartford, and a 1960 posed by the regime on their land to the bottom of the sea." 5 0 ^ " o ff He explained that superior UJ9. Connecticut Army National graduate of the University of Connecticut. Mrs. Casavant is the daughter of —c— • personal affairs. Kodak Instamatic air and naval power, plus the Guard and received successive Mrs. Robert C. Barbero of 4A Thompson Dr. (Army photo by Gilka) n ie subtitle of the book is readiness of some 60,000 Ma promotions. His next, expected Our Regular Low Prices on all in a few months, will be to lieu “Reflections on Another rines, made certain the eventual worship regardless of their race, 2 1“X-1 5 ” Camera Kit| tenant colonel. World," and that is a key to loss of Iwo. The only hope, he Tall Cedars Will Worship color, creed or belief. their attitude. Flash without flash added, was for Japanese forces Dr. Sloane, a World War I They reject the theory that Christmas Cards batteries! Kit contains to hide In pill boxes and tunnels veteran, Is an investment bank the basic Russian and the basic In Oiir Inventory camera, CX126-12 and await close-hand combat. D&L Will Show At Cathedral of the Pines er. American have many traits in color film, Magicube Dr. Sloane has received the 1 4 K Gold Respected U.S. Power The sixth annual New Eng common; they reject the idea Buy yours now and save! Choose from many type X -self powered 15.87 Despite the overwhelming; Campus Fashions Sullivan Medal from the grand land Tali' Cedars Sunday will be that the two world powers are beautiful designs, including traditional, flash cube. naval and air bombardment of master of the Grand Lodge of on a course leading to conver religious, family, humorous. Up to 25 cards Our Campus fashions will be mak held Sunday at 1 a.m., in the New Hampshire, acknowledging Ankle Bracelets Reg. 690o 2.49...... N ow ' the island prior to the landing; Cathedral of the Pines, Rlndge, gence of their social structures. per box, solid or assorted. .1.25 1.99 of the 3rd, 4th and 6th Marine ing lots of noise, lots of sounds, him as the outstanding Mason in Carry Caae lor Initim itic, r^-Z-W lots of waves this fall . . . and N.H., with Dr. Douglas Sloane, New Hampshire. He is a 60-year They assert that, thus far, the Divisions, Maj. Horie startled founder of the Cathedral, as Russians have a closed police his audience with a statement the vibrations can be seen and Mason. A. Our Reg. 8.97 Rope chain with pearls 7.19 heard at the Campus “Vibra guest speaker. state and the Americans a free that only 86 Japanese were kiU- Announcement of the event is The Sunday service is open to society. Vet® Low Price ! For the Man | ed prior to the landing of the tions” Fashion Show on Satur all who wish to attend with B. Our Rag. 10.97 One diamond and rope chain 8.79 on the Gol day, 2 p.m. in the Community made by Nash Rowlett, Grand This Is a personal reaction to Leathernecks. All told, nearly Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, their friends apd family. Thoae ot C. Our Rag. 13.97 I diamond, bar chain, pearls 6,000 Marines and over 20,000 (UBUC (Photo) Room at the D&L store in Man wishing to attend the family a tourist view the Soviet Un 11.17 chester Parkade. Manchester. ion, rather than Kremlin-watch / i l ' Japanese died in the S6-day picnic after the service in An- Former Herald sports editor Tom Stowe of Alexandria, Va., presents World D&L, the official Seventeen General chairman is Dean W. nert State Park should bring ing Ideological analysis, and is D. Our Reg. 19.97 One diamond with pearls 15 .97 holocaust. War II Imperial Japanese Army Maj. Yoshitaka Horie of Tokyo with samurai Cronkite, of East Hartford, the "I know I was No. 1 bad man Magazine store, will be featur their own refreshments. an interesting coliecUon of care E. Our Rag. 32.97 sword he was given on Iwo Jima while serving there with the Red Cross. ing many of the newest ways originator of the Rindge service ful observations. Five diamonds with pearls 26.37 to the U.S. Marines from the and a past Grand Tall Cedar Brunswick standpoint of casualties,” Horie to look from the pages of Sev- Miles A. Smith member of the 5th Marine Divi the families of Japanese who dedication, loyalty, and love of enteen's Back-to-Campus Au of Nutmeg Forest. Moon M ap Florentine finish. Cultured pearls, diamonds, rope or bar chains. Over said, "but please pardon' me Besides Dr. Sloane, memorial because I had great respect for sion Assn, earlier in the day. died on Iwo." Such gestures, he country," he concluded, gust issue. Models will be mem MANCHEISTBR, England SECOND CHANCE. By Louis IS styles. 4 initials engraved FREE. L.P. Record Speaking in good English, which said, would increase goodwill Spealdng of Iwo Jim a's im- bers of the D&L Teen Fashion tributes will be made by Donald Auchlndoss. Houghton, Miff- U.S. sea and air power." He E. Saylor of Collegevllle, Pa., (AP) — Manchester University Caldor Value! noted that the Japanese fleet he learned from Americans af between the two countries. portance and the price for its Board under the direction of Library is showing one of the lin. $5.96. Hot New Groupl ter the war, Horie outlined the Two samurai swords were capture, HitUe said, "We can Miss Liz Talbot, Teen Fashion Supreme Tall Cedar of the had been destroyed, and its air United States. largest, detailed maps of the There are a dozen short sto strength crippled prior to the defense plans he helped build; presented to him following his weU understand the immortal director. The commentary will moon in the world—a m ^ in ries in this collection, each quite General Electric ICast Iron Frame!] and of Japanese determination talk. tribute of Fleet Admiral Nimltz be handled by D&L's fashion Special music will be sung by landing. the Wollaston, Mass., Glee Club tended to give the viewer the separate and unrelated. Yet Horie, now 66, told of heated to fight to the last man. Only Two samurai swords were that 'Uncommon valor was a coordinator. Miss Jeanne Mar feeling he is stepping on the they have a central theme. ‘‘The Lost a few hundred actually surrend presented to him following his common virtue.” With reference tin. ^ under the direction of Richard FM/AM Vanity Carry On arguments among Japanese ar F. Reed. Guest organist will be Dr. Douglas Sleane moon. Zdenek Copal of the They deal, says Auchlncloss, my and navy officers over the ered. talk, one by reUrlng Air Force ^ Korea and Vietnam, he de- Entertainment before and aft Manchester University Depart Brig. Gen. Richard L. Ault, clared, "Let us not forget these er the show will be provided by Shatla Caulfield Pagh of with an “identity crisis" among Generation” best defense plans. "Many of Author or translator of a doz Wollaston, Mass., and guest on the homeslte of his son, Lt. ment of Astronomy working A Deputy Director of Plans, Marines who have fallen since aging New Yorkers who are be Clock Radio Mirror Suit Bag ficers yackety-yak-yak about en books, plus many magazine the “Good 'Vibrations,” a rock soloist will be Maurice E. Fid- Sanderson Sloane, who was shot with the U.S. Air Force and the articles Horie like his listen- Hdqts,, USAF; the other by the Iwo. Our naUon's memory is not group. Thirty pairs of panty- wildered- "at finding themsel'ves girl friend in Tokyo,” he said, — - — Just for today, but for all ages.” •------■■■ --— — ------■— ler, of Our Saviour Lutheran down over Germany during National Aeronautical and living in a world In which there Charge iti Our Reg. 5.29 Our Reg. 9.99 0498 ers, demonstrated that much, writer, a Red Cross war cor- hose will be given out as prizes Church, Newington. World War II. It was dedicated Space Administration prepared “ai\d I was called the most pes- to young ladies attending the Is no general agreement not sin^lstlc and cowardly staff of if not all, of the bitterness of resopendent on Iwo, and past Dr. Sloane founded the Cath to God in his memory, and as the map, which g;oes on perma only as to what is a good life, president of the 3rd Marine Dlv. show. There is no admission edral of the Pines 25 years ago a place for all men to come to nent display. ficer In Japan.” 25 years ago had faded over Assn. Both are residents of P r o b a t e G o u rtS , charge. but as to what is an rnmiptny Few Surrendered the ye^ra. one." In other words, they are After a warm, affable, and He Invited the return of cap Alexandria, Va. And Passpoits the jaded set, not the jet set. 23.88 3.88 7.99 2.94 even apologetic account of his tured war trophies such as Gen. Letris W. Walt, Marine ______Corps Assistant Commandant, WASHINGTON (AP) ^^e In several of the stories the Kleenex Double Dips war role, Horie learned he had flags, swords and .letters “be Solid state circuit design, full feature Glamorous addition to boudoir! H grained vinyl with The hit single record now on LJ*. and Assistant Secretary of the State Department said Tuesday second and third g;enerations I Our Reg. 41d Double dip tissues in assorted colors...... -R- been made an honorary life cause they mean so much to Navy James D. HltUe addressed probate courts In ConnecU- U Stands firmly on cast iron easel. White I double riveted handle. Large oumde play their parts. In one story, clock with lighted dial. 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Northampton & Fra m in ^m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 In Search of a Soul Your Smile Price Can Give USDA Faith Behind the Forbidding Walls Sm oihing You Away USDA CHORE Sefu-chlng out and tending to right away to the Biblical- pEis- Euid his problems at home,” the of a crime prevention program, BIRiaNGHAIit, E ngland ★ CHOKE thei religloua needs of cmiflnnd SEige: " A fool has SEild In his Catholic chaplain said. “ Some- a community service project of (AP) — Beware the ' “Oblong men is the sometimes reward heart there is no God.’ times we contEict clergy from the Institution’s Jaycee chapter. I n l amile.” H iat’s edien they’re Just ing, sometimes frustrating his home toivn but, as moat of young pebple in school or pretending to enjoy your joke or world of three clergymen and “The Bible says forgive the„______men haven’t been____ to church____ church groups asked questions I tB9P.RI. off-the-culX remark. their lay vdimteera. times 7; that’s 490 times,” he (qj. long time before they that were put bn tapes and sent I Dr. Ewan Grant of Birming U.S.D.A. GOVT. GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF Manchester Hersdd reporter said, “but some people can’t get ^ ere convicted, this is not often to inmates for Emswers which I ham University’s psychiatry de Margaret Hayden recently vis EicroM the first one. Released helpful. 171036 with some back- were taped and put Eifter the " G A T E W A Y partment uses that name for the ited these men of three fnitha men are shunned by society. In g^oimd In religion slowly coihe corresponding questions. ~Tbe I smile all of us trot out when we at their rounds inside prison ‘our plEice’ they are protected, hack. MEiny can be helped on tapes, still being used, Eure well | know we have to be polite. walls. Here she tells at the dedi but when they go out they face a splrituEd basis, received. FOODS Grant has noted more than cation of these men. a lifetime stigmEu” 100 “face-to-face” signals, in r " ’These men Eire Edready sul- BOTTOM ROUND He Eidded tluti the wives and faring for their crimes. We try cluding smiles, by which we By MARGARET HAITDEN children are oetiaclzed while .... sponsor give ourselves away. to help them rebuild their U'ves toe men Eire locked up. Many serves as a friend “H ie way we use these sig-- (Herald Reporter) Euid to send them b ack , to so women euo encouraged by rel ciety. ’The old thinking waa to nals can give extremely valu Men talked with their wives atives and friends to divorce keep punishing and a man be able information about the way and let their children climb all their husbtmds. One of their pro came less of a person. The Jaycees luive worked to | we are thinking,” he said. ‘"The CROSS RIB over them at the picnic tables blems Eifter releEise Is that other get spcHisors for men. A spem- mouth is frequently used to ex on a hill overlooking the pictur "MEuiy of -our men from min- sor serves eis a friend who | r-r- people tend to project their guilt press emotions and it is very esque valleys Euid farmlEuids at onto them creating hostilities. Imum security drive trucks to writes to Emd irlsits with a mtm. difficult to disguise these. the Ehifield-fiomers town line. H e 'Wishes__ that job applicEdlons___ other state institutions. It is a He 1s under no obligaticm. If he “Our work will be useful in didta't Mk hT^n^IppUcIiit h ^ ^culated risk but ^ ^rcen- wants to, he can help toe In- psychiatry because it will en Why Pay More? Although they looked like typ- ever been arrested and toe In- f ^ icEd fEunlUes enjoying a lelsurn- B3rBt6in of renaDiiatauon a man and a place to live on releEise. WALL TO WALL able doctors to see how patients duEttry would be more receptive j?5 ROAST ly summer Sunday EdteriMon, works towEurd his freedom. I ’d react to certain questions about It gives toe men a little securi the women and children were to hiring released men. their lives—not only in what rather hire a mem who ty, toe priest SEild. FOR ROTISSERIE OVEN OR POT only irlsiting lor a lew houra— hEid been driving a truck or they say, which might be dis DISCOUNT! Riedeem Your Federal visiting their men who have for working In a print shop than one Rabbi M eutc Brownstein of guised, but through their non feited their freedom by convlo- . ... to keep who had been locked up 24 Newington gives a religious aer- verbal signals.” tions of serious crimes. They a man in prison hours a ^ y for 26 yeEirs. -vlce on Thursday eiftemoon in a Hiere are other tipoffs—the Eire sociEil offenders at min prayer room. He also shows VERNON eyebrow twitch, the frown, the Food Stamps at Shop- CHICKEN PARTS ■U.S.D.A. GOVERNMENT GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF ' imum security at Osborne Dt- “It’s Eilmost like a city here. films on Jewish history and FOR ROTISSERIE, OVEN or POT "SHOP-RITE'S (DUALITY CORNED BEEF BRISKET " We have our own hospltEd, bar religious beliefs. He counsels ROUTE 83 AND THRALL ROAD eyelid lowering, the moving BONELESS BRISKET THICK CUT iTlslon of Connecticut Correction- ‘"Taxpayera spend $4,240 a lb. A D eU Institution, Somers. The ber shop, farms, forests, labor men to help them adjust to toe hands—but the smile is an easy BOTTOM ROUND or yeEir to keep a man in prison,” LEGS atxNit 278 men Eiit Osborne, the atories, drug store, closed cir institution and to work out their clue to catch. RHe Stores and Foxy he said, “ but they don’t give REDEEM ALL COUPONS WITH A ,b 59' CROSS RIB ROAST ib 99* minimum security dlvUdon, cuit radio Emd industrlEd shops. personal problems. He refers The five basic smiles, said b r e a s t s him a clumce to pay society wnuLt:WHOLE TOP I u r ROUNDr\v/wiYi^ PRICED SLIGHTLY i ■ w ■ HIGHER have murii greater freedom We have two full-time dentists, some of toe fEimlly problems to Grant, are; bEmk when he gets out. Where’s SINGLE $7.50 PURCHASE Corned Beef Oum the about 970 In the mEud- two psychiatrists emd three full appropriate social agencies Emd Upper—the “ how do you do” good old Connecticut YEtnkee l i v e r s Top Round Roast ib.^1 mum Ewcurity part of the insti time doctors.' We call in medl- helps toe men find jobs to go to smile which tends to linger in Shopper* tution. thrift? Where is forgiveness Emd c fj specialists when necessEiry on release. family greetings. Only the up SHOP-RITE a second chance? ’Taxpayers send men with unusuEd opera- VALUABLE COUPON Why Pay More For Health & Beauty Aids^ QQc Top Sirloin Roast ib^l°® BONELESS BRISKET per teeth are uncovered and the Firs.t Cut Social Offenders Eind correc want to push the problem away, tions, such eis open-heEirt siir- “How they participate In so- BIO R O LL mouth geherally is only slightly Smoked Butts FOR ROTISSERIE, OVEN or POT S 1 0 9 tional Institutions axe terms pre They forget that 98 per cent of gery, to a Hartford or Boston clety after release depends In open. END CUT ferred to prisoners Eind prison toe men imprisoned come out.” hospitEil. a large measure on toe treat Simple— A “ typically nonso L o o k W hat 9 9 ^ Pork Chops ,b 69^ Rumpoi Beef Roast ib. 1 by state penal authoritlea. ment they receive in prison,” unniTV FRiR A fe iQ O * cial smile” occurring when He WEmts better communica- ‘"The men work In many Rabbi Brownstein stild. He feels Chaplains have a mEuiy-facet- rouiEis * l'"0 V j someone is happy by himself. FOR BAR-B-QUE LEAN & TASTY tion Eimoiig toe clergy. “We areeis. The percentEige of return the community should be more FOR BAR-B-QUE W ed job deEdlng with the Inmates ^ With purchEise of $7.60 or more of other Items. S B u ys want toe men to be able to call of those taught typewriter re- concerned -with toe process of ’The lips curve back and up but F ROZEN •^ Delicatessen ... Shop-Kite Priced! EUid their multtUdue o< pro on a minister or priest of their psilr Is almost nil. Some have rehabllatation and be willing to JH Limit one coupon to on Eidult customer. (1 remain together so there’s no MOUTHWASH & Good tiini August 16, 1970. ^ . •Cube Veal blems, providing spiritual gui persuELsion Edter they get out.” learned to make teeth In toe support Its cost. ‘’Its like E m In- dental display. * Ground Round dance, frie n d ^ p , instruction We should be, able to tell other dental laboratory, others have surEmce policy to- prevent a Broad—the smile that occur’s Lavoris 99 Steaks VAC PAK MIRA CURE SLICED ^ G A TEWAY FOODSa^ WHY PAY MORE? FOR HAIR.SPRAY FROZEN Emd counseling. The Rev. R ueh clergymen how toe men pro become X-ray technlclEms. As niem coming out from going “ in situations of pleasurable ex sell E. <^amp EUid the Rev. Mat- •Breaded Veal WHY PAY Armour Bacon l gressed or did not progress most of toe men Eire in the back to crime. ‘The public WEmts citement.” ’Thp mouth is open, * Qiew R. ShEUiley, ProteEAEint fields, forest or shops during push the problem of prison- Adorn 99 MORE? while they were here.” the lips curled right back and Steaks ^ 'b- VALUABLE COUPON WHY PAY MORE? Ib. M V ____ and Catholic chaplEdns, reroec- week i^ys, much of toe chap- erg Into toe background and to both upper and lower teeth can • Pepper Toppers CAPITOL FARMS tively, both work full time, l ^ b - “ Father ShEmley and I are lalns work is evenings and week- forget that they will come y LARGG 29-oz. CAN be seen. ^ ^ x c e d r in 99* 69" bl Marc Brownstein gives reli bridge men,” CtoaplEiln C3amp ends.’ Llp-in—’This one is often seen Freshness is the Difference at Shop-Kite! Skinless Franks gious services on Thursday and SEdd. "We’re working to build a AL^ MEAT. ALL BEEF. CHEESE 1 BACON In the large visiting rooms at in coy girls. It’s much the same TWIN PACK. 40c OFF LABEL ^ O O C works pEUri time with the men. positive program ol acceptEmce v n i UITR Other clergymen come for spe Osborne are mEiny products of as the upper smile except that Secret Spray DeodorantZ<°‘'.07 Armour Franks 7 9 ^ of toe men eis humsm beings. . . . . looks lik e cial events. It’s a tremendous field—too bad the arts and crafts progrEim — PERCHES 4 - 8 9 *! the lower lips is drawn In be VAC PAK . DOMESTIC SHOP-RITE. 10c OFf LABEL m a y o u n g athlete lamps, pocket books, wooden with purcliEise of $7.60 or m ore of other Items. tween the teeth. Grant said it more people aren’t Interested in Shop-Rite Boiled Ham 99" . bowls, pEitatings, other decora Lim it one coupon to an adult customer. implies that the smiler feels in Dandruff Shampoo Sweet Fresh becoming bridge men.” ______Good thru August 16, 1970. ^ tions and household items — some way subordinate to the /-rriFii ()u r ( r/.M' . . . a program “A chaplain works with the Father Shanley, who looks tagged with selling prices. The person she is meeting. Ultra Brite Toothpaste 65" rehabilitation body and the soul. He must be uke a young athlete, works with items show talents, care and ^GATEW AY FOODSS And then there’s that oblong F' ORIOA CITRUS a listener and a teacher as well the baseball and basketball gklllful craftsmanship, smile, the one when the smiler Why Pay Afore For Frozen Foods { Why Pay '/7 -gal as a splrtUEd director,” Father teams. Competing teEims from VALUABLE COUPON pretends to enjoy something he Orange Juice plosl 49< -niey work with the other coiv ShEUiley said. "H e has to have outside used to play on toe The Rev. John Shaw, pEwtor or she isn’t. ’The lips are drawn ^GW AVV K. SALISBUHY TURKEY BEEF More? rectlons personnel to provide understanding and be friendly prison grounds but recently the of toe Bethesda Apostolic Caiurch 1-lb. C A N Corn I 0 3 9 < ALL FLAVORS CONTAINS NO PRESERVATIVES fully back from both upper and or v E A i p a r m k ; i a n f r e e / e h o u e e n the men with a positive pro or its hard to accomplish any- osbome Division tesims have In New Britain, was guest thing. You have to respect a been allowed to play outside. He preacher ta Haven of Hope Cha- lower teeth, forming an oblong LUSCIOUS Shop-Rite Yogurts 6 ”- ^ l gram of rehabUatlcm Including with the lips. Somehow there 2-lb. IC religion, industry, education man before you can help him.” jeeis toe physical recreation Pel- He brought a message of Nectarines ib. COLORED OR WHITE BORDENS EXTRA FANCY and recreation. He has been a chaplain at the programs help toe men regain "ope, love md encourage- doesn’t seem to be depth to this CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA "6' SIZEU.S.*! mm ^ Arnerican Singles Vl" 59" aA[!''ASIi4 '"7 9 j Somers tastitution lor five years aeU-nride ment. During his sermon he smile. Casseroles Father Shanley says Mass for inmates. i with purchEise ol $7.60 or more of other Item^ 1 Potatoes v:", 5 9 The three members ol the Euid lives ta St. Patrick’s Rec- made the men laugh but he sd- Gremt said this is the grimace SWEET CUCUMBERS SOFT 4c OFF LABEL Limit one coupon to an adult customer. WHi PAY MORE LARGE GREEN / clergy All stressed the impor tory ta ThompsonvlUe. Sponsoring Little League so made them know he expect- Good thru August 16, 1970. called forth “when a girl gets Parkay Margarine 39" Roman 10 Pak Pizza Peppers ,bl9" WHY PAY MORE? tance ol the job preparation w h tcams lor boys at toe State ed them to "g o straight.” At- too much attention from an am PLUMS CALIFORNIA BARTLETT s assigned to "Some ol my best friends are 12-01.12-01. etni 5B for 95c or ^ a Appetizers.. .Why Pay M ore? program which Includes plumb- qualified teachers give Receiving Home ta Warehouse ter he asked how many had ^ d orous drunk, or is being chased my alumni,” the Rev. Mr. iAYEWAY FOODS; Pears ,b25" tag, dEito Prlntiiv. and high school round the offcle by her boss.” Shop-Rite Lemonade 1 0 “.'. 99 SWEET CALIFORNIA . C ^ p said. “I can depend on slons on Sundays. h S y d a y s ^ d toping b ^ k s for toe ALL VARIETIES INTERNATIONAL electricity, typewriter rapalr, classes.” MEmchester Commu- them. Of course, we have our first Friday, and, by request, “ ‘" d were two of the examples corn- bog. i Carrots WEAVER WHITE MEAT automotive mechanics i ^ sev- career men, too; men who ceui lor deceased relatives of the Pother Shanley gave of ^ y s n-tnin tn^oAA him VALUABLE COUPON Birdseye Vegetables 2:.;. 79' TENDER PASCAL ^ eral other t r ^ s . Tim v ^ - tastitution. In toe compare menus from ' prisons men the Inmates help others. They ‘ng to New Brtota to see Wm JI9« TEiise money for uniforms and after relea% M d of how toey POTATO PUFFS. B-oj. TINY TATERS CRINKLE CUT or 191 Celery ...i. 1 9 tlonal r^ b U a ta tio n , education ^ ^ Credit Card Chicken Roll all across the country.” REGULAR and social Uvlng progruns at- attend classes on “It’s like any parish, only the other league expenses by sel- were “making it on the outslae. Birdseye Potatoes 89' setting is different,” he ssdd. Ung photographs they take. DEI mORTE GREAT FOR BAR-B-O SLICE-t TO ORDER tempt In different ways to pre- college CEimpus. Ctorrespon- The Rev. Mr. Shaw brought Gains Favor WHY PAY MORE’ ^ toe men for re-entry into "Every year we have a mission. Some are learning to transcribehis church choir with him eis lOc Of F LABEL Case Pork Roll .... the men The misslonEuy priest says in braille. the community. ^ ^ available. he has for toe third Sunday of of $7JS0 or more of~ Shop-Rite Waffles 10..V. 99' Masses, hears confessions and feel rejected the month for toe last ten yeEurs. Limit one coupon to an adult customer. In PoKtics ALL VARIETIES STORE SLICED. IMPORTED The chaplains praised Ellis holds conferences. It gives the The priest favors toe new pol 1a, Q Q c Overnight Diapers Ajax Laundry Detergent “WEishing dishes or cars used “We come becEUise we love Good thru August 16, 1070. MacDougEdl, commissioner of men a chEince to talk with ein- icy of grEuiting Christmas and Banquet Meat Pies ph9» to be toe only kind of jobs you,” he told "hla boys.” DE»3 M OINES, Iowa (A P ) — 6 Ham 79‘ toe Connecticut Depsirtment of About 95 per cent of toe Rev. otoer priest.” wedding furloughs pf a day to SHOP-RITE GRADE A FANCY REGULAR^r SWEETENED available to toe men Eifter their ’The credit card is in politics to IMPORTED AUSTRIAN Corrections, and toe w ay he la . „ . . Mr. Cam p’s work is counseling. AYEWAY FOODS; 3 I 2.0l . c n . 87c or QQC two to those who are eligible stay, in Uie opinion of the man reorganizing and Uberallztag release,” Chaplain Camp said, “’The men feel rejected smd Both Osborne and niEiximum O <°n. 0 7 for parole. "It tests a mEui’s who put it there. Orange Juice ' the state penal system. THey "N o w there’s a new attitude on wEmt some old-fEishloned love. security have Catholic EUid Pro- . , . . Swiss Cheese 69 fiber,” he said, referring to voices of testont chapels. All are artistlc- VALUABLE COUPON Dick Redman of Des Moines, LEGS ATHIGHS also noted toe need for an Im- P^rt of some Industries ta ’They need to know someone their return. Only a few have It... $ - 1 5 9 EiUy designed. the Negro choir who used the credit card for an Weavers Chicken P^9 X Bakery ... Shop-Kite Priced.' provement ta toe w ay society offering them a ohwee, but cares. We have to reach them been Edlowed furloughs. TTie 1-lb. G A N Iowa Republican fund raising Why Pay More For Ice Cream ( accepts released men. ““y closed.” before we.> ceui help them, Euid state is Edso trying work-releEise dinner last fall, said the idea PUNCH ORANGE PINEAPPLE ORANGE this takes time. All men are r GERI ANN ENRICHED ChaplEdn Camp believes that Eind school-releEise plEins where The vlbrEint voices of toe Ne- DEI RIORIE has caught on and now Is being GRAPEFRUIT or LINCOLN In addition to stoff clergy, created in the Image of God. .... families WHY HAY MORE’ toe public hEis Ein incorrect Inmates work or attend coUege ^g^e most impressive, used in at least six other states. 1-,.. s 1 White guests preachers Eind lay reli ’There is some good In every Grape Drink bill I ImEige of soclEd offenders. sitting together classes away from an taatltu- Q,e songs, toe con- 1 4 - 8 9 * “It had a very modest begin 4 gious education teEutoera visit one,” he said, but admitted with purchase of'$7.60 or more of other items. I Shop-Rite T ° < Q IIt JUMBO tion. So far. this limited pro- g^ggation Joined ta. Three ta- ning,” Redman said. "But its Bread toe tastitution. TTie history of “They are not all from one "sometimes It takes me a year I^ n lt one coupon to e u i adult customer. g;ram has been successful, he jjjates, accompEinled on toe or- Good thru August 16, 1970. use is growing steadily in Iowa services for Connecticut pris- particular ethnic group and not to find It.” At the Catholic and Protest Popsicles mk " " A IFiva Napkins SHOP-RITE sald. Men for these activities g^j, jjy another, sang several and I think it’s just beginning to onera goes back to Old Newgate from broken homes,” he ant services we attended, mem- OCEAN SPRAY The Protestant chaplain who . carefully screened hymns and folk songs. One waa blossom all over the nation.” SHOP-RITE Blueberry Pie Prison, the first state prison. sEdd. “Our men are not stupid has been a minister for 26 someone ‘‘going AYEWAY FOODS Iowa Republican leaders say 12 Ice Cream Dixies Cranberry Juice At Newgate, prisoners were —most have a good potentiEd. the first time anyone could use chained to nail blocks wdiile x’ve had HEirvard and Columbia yearn, serves 28 denominations. „„ vlsltors-som e never do. A ■ NEW 7 EXCITING FLAVORS ELIZABETH YORK WHY PAY MORE? VALUABLE COUPON his bank-supported credit card they heard fiery sermons about graduates working as my sec- “I have to shift my mind Uke ,g ^ ^g^g u fers-m an y others The men work with toe recre- ®d voices were clear and s t r ^ i m n to contribute to the party was Ice Cream Del Monte Peas Towards the purchase of hell and damnation from men, retory. TTiey come from all the gears of an old car,” he ^jgg j^gg j^jjg before toey atlon director to bring In coun- J^ey sang froni ® *■ e SDCRROT PUiU: for the state organization’s a 1 -qt. bottle of like JonaUuui Edwards. In 1827 kinds of homes.” said when explaining his work, be eligible for parole. All try muslq shows and gospel Judging from the facl^ expre^ SHOP-RITE » slons, the congregation had $l(K>-a-tlcket “ Evening with Art Why Pay More For Seafood i Newgate inmates were meirch- One Eifter another he deEils wdth were neatly dressed ta green, stagers. St. Martha’s Players, been reached by toe splritutd SlbBRG Linkletter” last November. Evaporated Milk O ed in chEdns 18 miles to Weto- TTie minister noted that many the varied problems of men— blue or brown work clothes, eui Enfield theater group, put W isk message EUid by toe resonEUit Redman, operator of Redman WHY PAY m o r e ' $ 9 3* entoeld Prismi, which weib re- teen-agers who are convicted one just received a Dear John Their hair was neatly EUid tadivi- on "Carousel” last ycEir and 12-01.
TAR GA*EIC* i D -B j CLAYS-POIXAN- T a m i s LIIRA MAR.2I Yovr Doily. Activity GulJ» •"/ Accordingjo tho Sian. '' To develop message for Thursday, reod words corresponding to numbers 9-10-18-27(^ of your Zodiac birth sign. 44-71-82-89' ^TAURUS SCORPIO At Stop & Shop wlwn AM.M 1 Consider 31 Open 61' Con't 2Good 32 And 62 Physical o c r . j j ^ JO . . . 3 D o 33 It's 63 Be NOr. 2 1 ^ you'^ talk ive listen |'^M9-21-28 4 Prosperity 34 Necessory 64 W ho l>M-37-52 5 Brkkons 35 Write 65 Rise 3-15-29-34J Penn 6 Time 36 Thor 66 Useful 5 7 -6 8 -7 4 1 mini-pricinpf- proves it! GEMINI 7 New guesswork out of freshness 37 Interests 67 Lives SAGITTARIUS 8 News 38 Your 6 8 Exe rt N O K .J J ^ 9 Warning!. 39 Tip 69 Circulate Stop&Shop takes the BATTLESHIP MASSACHUSETTS JUNE. 70 Fresh Bakery Codes 10 Accidents 40W hot 70 A s DEC. 21 ^ Fresh Dairy Codes ,>>50-55-59-62 11 Give 41 Someone 71 And .^Sm-7BW8 12 Comes 42 Unsure 72 Vitality 1- 6-45-48^ With few exceptions these items are 13 You 151-70-76 The following Stop & Shop Dairy items: CANCER 43 Doy 73 Informotion M Doors 44 Trof f Ic 74 Yourself • CAPRICORN coded as follows; Numbers 1 to 31 cor eggs, milk, cream, fruit drinks and cream JUNE 21 15 Only 45 Precious 75 More Our freshness code book tells you what Dutchman ,JUir 22 16 Just 46 W ill 76 Money respond to the day of the month. 17 Of 47 Period 77 And JAN. If cheese, use the following coding system, t13-25J5-
■ PAGE TWENTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Air Pollution / / -• ■ •/ Disappearing GENUINC DOMESTIC SPRING In London / ■■ ^ WELCITS MORTON By aocHABi. HOBvrrz Fruit Punch Jfelchawl* LONDON (AP) — P(^tion legs oLlam b Grape Drink I SAVE 20' I crlaea are nothings hew to this capital city. In 1278 the burning Drinks Orange Drink g WITH THIS COUPON g Cream Pies of coal was prohibited as being ^ and a purchase of $5 or more prejudicial to health and in 1826 DOMESTIC '-’VvoooVxtoCi.in, vw a man was executed for violat WHOLE Refreshing Treat ^ Towards purchase of ^ Frozen — A ll Varieties ing the ban. In 1678, official re OVEN ^ Any One Dozen Grade A ^ cords show. Queen Elizabeth I READY "findeth heraealfe greately graved and anoyed with the lb. $ taste and smoke" from coal. CS&Bi- Chocolate The coal sm(hce and the Lon LAMB LAMB S H O U lO E R C g FRESH EGGS! Banana don "pea soup" fog are things igy Valid thru Sot., August 15, 1970 ^ of the past. Some of the mining 46 OZ J Coconut 14 OZ districts (d Ehigland still use loin Chops Rib Chops lamb Chops o»0«0i00»0(00»a0o»a00ioa00!0O!0a00i00i00!0. ^ First Notional Supermarket ^ coal but London has not had a Lemon cans ^ UAAIT ONE COUPON PER pkgs death as a result of fog since HEINZ Strawberry 1962, ehen 760 persons died lb. 14-oz. ^ ADULT aiSTOJHER from bronchitis and pneumonia. btl. Thei> London smog did not Just CHOPS AND STEW Ketchup ^fftVAVAVKVAWAVAVAvi «F X w. L le « disappear. It Was fought vigor ously. (SHOULDER) WITH THIS COUPON The first major antipollution COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. AUG. 15 act was in 1966 — the result of a FREEZER BUY 1962 smog, which killed more ^ 1 5 CUST0MER-«S than 4,000 persons and cut visi s s ' ^ \ C ' ..•'A V bility in the city to five yards. W H O II OR HAIF IA M B .ndX'M lb. The Clean Air Act of 1956 de I l l s F ir s t clared London arid many other areas of England "smokeless zones." Coal burning was for N ational bidden and the air began to BONELESS GRAND UNION-SKINLESS clear. Automobile exhausts and in CHUCK FILLET lb. HOT DOGS Id. 6 9 < Stoi*es dustrial emissions are not ma i CHUCK PEBBl BREAKFAST jor problems, the Ministry of Housing and Local Oovemment CALIF. STEAK lb. LINK SAUSAflE Ib. I h SHI says. Pd/fdH ikSdkr SW IFT'S PREMIUM ARMOUR STAR BOLOGNA OR M IX OR MATCH -YOUR CHOICE BY THE "We have different climatic BEEF LIVER LIVERWURST PIECE Ib. conditions here than you have in the States" a spokesman told a U.S.D.A. CHOICE — FIRST CUT reporters." We also have small W holeileriielCiPii MIDDLE er cars, so their exhaust doesn’t CUT bother us as much. Industrial CranSlileGori CHUCK STEAK Ib. 5 9 < Ib. pollution Mily gives us problems with sulphur dioxide emission, FOR FRICASSEE OR SALAD but that’s beeng going down for EarliGardenPeas it CUT the past 10 years." UP WHOLE Britain’s new Conservative Whale lerael Cara = FRESH FOW L Ib. 3 3 0 Ib. government promised "to intens ity the • drive to remedy past damage to tiie environment." SAVE ON LARGE ^^Fkmily Size^^Bcks o f 3 p o u n d s o r m o r e APPLE JUICE ’Ihe Housing Ministry expects SEMI BONELESS F R E S H LEAN a program to be announced this I QUARTERED PORK LOIN CENTER AND | fall. CANS END CUT FOR CHOPS TURKEY One advance was the opening Finast Faocy this week ot a $21-milllon gar Ground Beef iPerhCheps ea.Ib.' bage disposal plant for London. WITH THIS COUPON TTie plant is "like an ice cream EARLY MORN FRESH CUT COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 15 parlor," says the Greater Lon- HAMS tIugh Ib. dcm City Council, and won’t put DEL MONTE SLICED BACON 8 9 ' CHICKEN LEGS LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER-*! ,’:11 O R c SW IFT'S PREMIUM FRESH CUT Lean, Less W aste BREASTS any sm
through mathematical models'," don’t look for any serious prob that the first 6,000 built coidd people think Cadillac now has ergreen Rd.; Mrs. Claudine E. Gafdner St.; William E. Starr, St., Rockville; a son h/M r. and Windror; Andrew J. Pellerin, ville; Mrs. W. Joseph Lemire Vega Set for Sept, 10 Sale Seegert said. lems in making it the fastest Coast Dwellers " Traffic '^estioa be sold right at the end of the a way to go to catch up to the Jackson, 428 W. Middle ’I^ke.; Hospiial Phone 59 Waddell Rd.; Mrs. Mary B- Mrs. Gary Chappeh, Eldridge East Hartford; Mrs. Sharon S. and daughter, 41 Bunce D r.; As a result of these computer and yet keeping quality supe assemUy line,’’* Hinckley said. Vega. Francis S. Kenison, 604 Abby ^ ‘Sitting Ducks ’Twombly, 69 Alice Dr.; Mrs. St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Smith,. East Hartford; Mrs. Mrs. Frank Slhde and daughter, SEA'I'x^LiE (AP) — A local checks, the front bumper de rior. Rd., South Windsor. ’"There is unprecedented ve The' telephone number for Georgina Vince, 227 McKee St. Robert Kramer, 41 Nike Gircle. Dominica Peretto, 139 Maple 16 Lawton Rd. woman became tired of the dust GM Plans Fastest Assembly sign was changed, so were front- "The concept is based on hicle quality,” he i^ded. Also. John R. Klember Jr., Meuichester Memorial Hospi High Cost For' Disaster’ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: SL; Mrs. Maria Faganl, 174Vi ruining her laundry. So she end allgnnient procedures and making it easier for the guy Chevrolet General Manager 16 FYanklln St.; IQmberly Anne tal was changed a few LONDON (AP) — Britain daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ’Ihom- William H. Johndro, East Hart Spruce St.; Andreze Zadlo, 2 Wedding rings evolved in the hung a sign outside which read: the method for installing the on the line,’ ’ said John P. John Z. Delorean once said the Maher, BED 1, dark Rd., Bol months ago, but too late to New Chevrolet Small Car spends gl4,186 a year to main MTAMT (A P ) — Expiandlng as Wasserman, Mt. Vernon Dr.. ford; Sharon R. Kingsbury, 118 Regent St. ancient East from huge bands ’ ’Wash Out." O f one-piece instrument panel. Hinckley Jr., coordinator for Vega would be "the best qual ton; John C. Marcotte, 201 E. be listed correctly in the new tain each of its 385,000 service populations along the warm Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and Bretton Rd.; Brian C. Schulz, Also,. Mrs. John H airis and the bride had to wear aroimd By BOBE31T W, IR V IN takes. Tile computers found only There were also computer sug Vega production at Lordstown. ity car built In the - United Center St.; Melissa B. Mosher, phone books. ’The hospital She was arraigned In the local' men, compared with 611,498 for Mrs. Leroy Moore Sr., 468 W. 200 Union SL, Rockville; John sm, 149 High St.; Mrs. Joseph her ankles, wrists, and even her Special to The Washington Post a few. gested changes for Installing the "W e feel that by giving him less States." weather coasts of the AtlanUc 23 Newman SL; Brian S. Mur number is 646-1222. court on a clu^e of erecting each of 463,000 men four years Mrs. Leroy Moore _ Sr., 468 W. H. LeSure, 274 Parker SL; Mrs. Petrucci and son, 183 Croft Dr.; Computers were used to simu engine, rear axle, steering col to dp he wtil do it better." Hinckley thinks that goal is and Gulf sUtes could become phy, Depot Rd., Coventry; Mrs. waist as symbolic fetters befit illegal traffic controls. Her at DETROIT — Auto pioneer ago, according to the Defense Middle Tpke.; a daughter to Mr. Jennie M. Perrett, 179 E. Cen Mrs. Anthony Insalaco and son, late the entire assembly process umn and alternator. Chevrolet’s also been working being met;^ "W e want to see “ sitting' ducks for disaster" un- Gertrude M. Redmer, 2 Cham ting her^role as her husband’s torney claimed that all day long Henry FVird may have developed Ministry. It says the per-man and Mrs. jTohn Leavitt, East ter SL; Mrs. Lorraine F. Ellis, Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland; Mrs. and pinpointed critical areas. The line is slower than a nor for months on a special em this quality' on other cars . . . bers St.; Mrs. Olive A. Rob servant and property, acccrdlng cars sped past the home of,the mass production, but General increase is the result of pay les escape routes are provided gel M. Rubin, 171 E. Center St.; Hartford; a daughter to Mr. and Iroquois Trail, Bolton; Stuart Donald DellaBella and daugh "Tlie assembly process was sim mal line while the workers ploye motivational program. to the National Geographic So woman on a ru r^ road, desidte Motors is rewriting the botdi but this is a start.’ ’ raises and purchases of sophisti from tropical storms, says the bins, 246 Center St.; Mrs. An- Mrs. Helen A. Schildge, 433 Mrs. Ronald Jacobsen, 101 South ulated thousands of times learn the Jobs. But GM officials A. Hurd, 67 Murray R ^ , South ter, Crystal Lake Rd., Rock ciety. the sign. with its new Chevrolet Vega "Employe morale is so good In. other, words, the Chevy cated equipment. chief of the National Hurricane small car. Center. GM officials plan for the Vega 'lA hurricane in the near fu- assembly line to be the fastest ^ could kUl 20,000 or 80,000, in the auto industry — 100 cars even 60,000 people unless we Shop popular and you con be a an hour — and yet provide the have sound platmlng,’’ Dr, Rob best quality control. Many ro ert H. Simpson told President bots are used in the production iNIxon’s fourth regional Disaster and computers mcmltor quality. Preparedness Conference Tues The V ^ a goes on sale Sept. day. 10 to compete with the imports, ‘T am enormously concerned now capturing IS per cent of with development of high densi all V jS, car sales. The small ty populations right at the shore car went into production June 28 lines," Simpson said. “ If we at a plant in Lordstown, Ohio. stack in people by hundreds of Officials from Chevrolet and thousands and fall to provide es Fisher Body briefed newsmen cape routes, we will be sitting SCOPE last week on how the company ducks for disaster one of these CREST decided to make extensive use days.” MOUTHWASH of automation in order to cut Simpson said Dade County— TOOTHPASTE costs so the Vega can compete Miami—is a prime example of WITH FREE PUPPET with the low-priced Imports. 6 3/4 02. " y c muahroomlng population and 12 02. bti. g One official noted that manu poor planning. family tube g / CHOICE COFFEE \ facturers of some of the pop I f a major hurricane struck ular foreign cars sold in this south of Miami, he sald,260,000 FREEZE DRIED country pay only a fraction of people Jammed between U.S. 1 8 OZ. JAR the labor and material-costs en and Blscayne Bay would have countered by domestic auto only the one higfiway on which makers. So to offset this GM to travel to shelter. has itumed to Innovative de “A very high percentage of ’SWAHE\; 10 LB. 11 OZ. FAMILY PKG. J 4^ sign and assembly techniques. these people would be drowned With the new system, the or killed by flying debris," he plant is ejqiected to build "400,- said. 000 or a little more" Vegas in Simpson told disaster officials the first year, according to a from 12 Southern and Southwes WITH COUPOHBEI^W Chevrolet spokesman. The as tern states that Hurricane Celia, sembly line is slowly being in which ravaged Corpus Christ!, LIQUID creased in speed. It is now at Tex., Aug. 8, was "a meteorlogl- SO cars an hour and will reach cal enigma which will give fore QUART BOTTLE the scheduled rate of 100 an casters and building engineers LANOLIN 1 hour in early December, the something to think aliout for company says. years." PLUS Up until this spring, the plant The highest gusts registered had built Chevrolet Impala by the Weather (Bureau hit 161 HAIR SPRAY 1 CLOROX BLEACH cars. There were about 4,000 miles per hour, Sampson said. Decorated or Colors t . Top hourly workers at the Chevrolet "But who can-say how hlg^ they 1 7 6 01 . 'WIDE; and FTsher Body facilities. actually were? They might have King Si2e Jug There are fewer than that now been 40 per cent higher. 4 9 < WIT1iCOUPON_BEW but officials say that now when - Simpson said it was the first the assembly line reaches its time on record that the major - scheduled rate the plant will damage from a hurricane was have at'least as many or more done by gusts rather than sus workers than when it was build tained winds. ing the big Chevrolets. "Building engineers have told The Impalas were built at a us through the years that they speed of about 60 cars an hour. design fo r sustained winds and Thus, partly through use of the do not bother about gust loads," new automated assembly pro Simpson SEdd, cess, the Vegas w ill be produced "W e can measure these sus at a rate two-thirds faster. How tained winds but there is no do you turn out cars like cup known means of predicting gust cakes? apeeds. This calls for new think Geoffrey Waterworfat, Flatter ing in meteorology and in de- popular Bodys’ Vega project manager, signing o f our building struc DIPPED said sim|dldlty of design was a tures," he said. WEAVER CHICKEN prime objective in planning the car to be low in price, high We reserve in quality and capable of be Breasts...... $1.69 ABA Panel Hears the right to ing buUt at a high line rate. limit quantities To achieve the goal of con Westmoreland on Legs & Thighs .1,,, *1.79 struction simplicity, we used a modular construction design __ Justice in Courts Party Pak...... i;», $1.49 □ Solin Applesauce...... 3 like modular housing where high food prices ]trV$iOO units are built at a factory or ST. L o m s (A P ) — Gen. WU- O SOS Scouring Pads ...... 2 390 put together on site." he said. Uam C. Westmoreland, Arm y o Kobey's Potato Sticks...... In the case of the Vega> large chief of staff, contends military Ln 100 body panels and sub-assembly courts are workable, serve Jus a Friend's Pea Beans...... 3 ^ o V S l o o seotiofis are built elsewhere and tice and respect individual Veal Steaks 99c, U.S.D.A. Choice Lean A Fresh l H Fan Mushrooms Stems & Pieces c 4 or. brought together on the fast- rights. cans moving assembly line. \\ Speaking of discipline and Jus □ Borden’s Cremora...... 16 or. i lar The Vega sedan has only 678 tice at a panel of the American Q Nestle Quik...... Bar Association ’Tuesday, the Minced Bologna 79$, 790 body parts, compared with 886 former U.S. commander in Viet ARMOUR STAR CHUCK izi Del Monte Pineapple/Grapefruit Drink..3 for an Impala. A new metal fa I c 1 n V $ 1 0 0 nam said: bricating plant adjacent to the Golden Cookies 3 Varieties ...... g age OUT “ The two are inseparable. An iU'SlOO Lordstown assembly plant does at unfair or unjust correction nev 95 a Burry Cookies 3 varietie. the sub-assembly work. Sliced Bacon <> er promotes the development of STEAKS CHUCK iir-530 About 86 per cent of the body discipline. Without discipline a ARMOUR SMOKED SHOULDER welds on each Vega are done mlUtary unit cannot function.” automatically, much of them Replying to charges that some 85 through robot - like devices Daisy Butts:^^^ ^,, commanders exert imdue influ called unlmates. There are 26, ence on courts-martial, West ARMOUR CHUNK of these 80,000 dollar-machlnee moreland noted safeguards on the assembly line, with two agrainst such activity were add more being saved for emergen ed to the military code in 1968. Canadian Bacon ^ cy. ’TTrue, we have held causes of Another machine automatical NOTCH! command influence but they are ly hangs the doors on the car — few and far between," he said, a tricky operation now done ‘"rhe military Justice system is FIEISCHMANN'S manually in other auto plants. Imbued with the idea that this HEHDRIES SHERBERT To reduce electrical problems, is not to be done." REGULAR ASSORTED the entire Instrument panel la MARGARINE assembled ahead of time and There is no place fo,r high food prices af Top Notch! FLAVORS-PINT put into the car as one unit. Manchester Computers are used in the Greene Kosher Fresh Dill Pickles...... 49C process of checking quality. Op Birds Eye Reg or Krinkle French F rie s ..? $ 1 Hospital Notes Hood’s Cottage Cheese...... 2 ''>" 59C tical scanners read reports of Jenos Bite Size Pizza Rolls. any problems encountered on Top Notch knows only one way to sell food . . . to give you the biggest selection, the best qual Kraft Velveeta Cheese...... g9(J the assembly line. The informa VISITING HOURS Rich’s Chocolate Eclairs ...... 30 ? tion is fed into a computer which Intermediate Care Semi- Kraft Natural Swiss Cheese...... a 07.49c Roman Cheese Ravioli...... analyzes it, then notifies other ity, the lowest possible every-day price on every item in every department — every day! private, no By MABY AMN 8EAWEIX eral children, it’s not going to Pelo Alto Times Writer be much of a world,” she says. STANFORD Calif, (AP) — She thinks “most public fig "W e aliouldn’t give chUdren the ures who talk about the environ Impreasion that women’s only ment talk about things like sew by the Inquirer^ TURKEYS ROASTS role is to be mommies. Little age plants which are likely to girls should be encouraged to make things wdrse, not better^” achieve just as boys are,” says Mrs. Elrlch says Lisa is the TOP ROUND Aime Brllch, wife of noted biolo family expert on detergents and A&P'SOWN gist Paul Brllcfa for whom wo cleansers. ”U sa told me to get Eocli w««lc, Th« Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri” . . . dedicated entirely to assist manhood has been a means not another detergent—better a lit < BOTTOM ROUND < a hindrance to self-realisation. tle tattle-tale gray than de you hr the fine art ot shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking Young Crude 'A' Mrs. Erilch is a biology re stroyed lakes and streams.” and get all the Info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. search assistant at Sanford Uni In Junior high school, Lisa Sizes 18 lbs. to CROSS RIB' ^cT versity where her husband was in a pppulaticm and ecology lb. lb. teaches. She helped him with club. under 22 lbs. P All One Low Price! his best-selling book ,‘"nie Pop ”Llsa is worried about the fu ulation Bomb,” and with more ture,” Mrs. Elrlch says. “Many Shelf paper and paper for When reheating day-old rolls, NO FAT ADDED Main Street TheTunic Around town SUGAR CURED than 70 scientific artidea and yougnsetrs that age are more drawer liners will keep smooth put them Into a brown paper research papers. She is co-au worried than their parents are. If fastened with narrow strips Back To School Galling Senior Citlcens bag and twist the ends closed. "Super-Right” Quality thor of his recent book, “Popu They are much less hung up by of transparent tape. Dip the bag into water and re OVEN READY-CUT 1 A Q Allgood Sliced Baton K: 89< HOUSE & HALE, downtown HOT OR SWEET lb lation and the Environment,” traditional notions of sex and Need perking up? PARISIAN move it immediately. Place the Ribs of Beef FROM 1ST FOUR RIBS and she iUurirated another of parenthood. They can under Main St. is getting ready for the COIFFURE at 86 Oak St. wiU Italian Sausage A 1-pound loaf bread yields 2 bag in a hot oven. By the time Fall season. Every day, sm art her husband's books. “How To stand that if you keep putting offer on any Monday, Wednes quarts bread crumbs, enough the bag dries out, the rolls wiU * ‘ Fresh Swordfish new merchandise arrives and is lONE IN SUPER-RIGHT 12-01. Know the Butterfly.” chips in the box, eventually the day or Thursday a Shampoo and for a stuffing for a 6-to-8 pound be heated throughout and Just The mother of a 14-year-old chips will fall out. Some adults put out immediately. Wise shop CUT FROM RIB A ll MEAT pkg- Set for (2.80 and a haircut if turkey. ready for serving. Club Beef Steaks Skinless Franks daughter, Lisa, iMLrs. Erlich don’t seem to be able to g^rasp pers shop early and get their needed (1.60 more or a Perman agrees with the goals of the this concept, they think we can choice of colors and sizes. A ent including shampoo, haircut women’s liberation movement, keep adding forever.” small deposit will hold your lay- and set for (9. Tel. 643-9632 for ISAVEON FAMOUS BRANDS! hut opposed militant tactics. a-way selections! Open Thurs. appointment. “I don’t think that women till 9 p.m. who behave like witches win Cooked fresh pears In syrup much sympathy from men or She’s the First 8 3 0 1 Fairway’s Beat are especially delicious when women,’? she says. 6-14yn. For greeting cards for all oc chopped preserved ginger Is She thinks many women feel Woman ‘Sparks’ casions, gift wrap and ribbons added to the syrup. defensive in discussions of the Of a British Ship Top a short, swingy skirt see FAIRWAY’S (downtown population explosion: "They with a cropped sleeveless Main Street) grreat selection! Toyota Corona You can 'always find whai you feel we are taking away their MIDEXLESBROUGH, England jacket over a tailored See and test drive the all new one and only accomplishment.” blouse for a suit-look need at Fairway. (AP) — Marilyn Bradshaw Is that will please the young Toyota 4 dr. sedan! Now, at But, as her own experience MORIARTY BROS., 301 Center has shown, women can achieve going to sea with a cargo of Iron lady. No. 8301 with Stir anchovy paste into a PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 6 St., Tel. 643-6136. Choice of col without producing large fami ore, 36 men and a set of ear cream sauce and serve with to 14 years. Size 8 . . . fish. ors and transmissions! Once you lies. phones. jacket and skirt, 1% get your hands on a Toyota “Raising a child is not easy, Miss Bradshaw, 28, will be the yards of 45-inch; blouse, you’ll never let go! and even with one, it takes con first woman radio officer on a 1 yard. Good Lighting siderable time, effort and British ship. Patterns available only That’s what makes a room! During WATKINS semi annual For a gourmet compote, use thought to be successful,” she She sails Thursday as assist in sizes shown. cantaloupe balls and orange says. SEND u t In enins fnr tK n pnt- sale you will be able .to light up ant "sparks” aboard the 10,687- tn Inclad* flnt-clau oulllng. sections plus apricot brandy. She adds that she thinks the ttni tn I that favorite spot at terrific ton freighter Duncraig. Six Sue Boraett, Muiohefter savings! Choose modem, tradi most Important contribution any months under the supervision of Bvealmr HenUd, 1100 ATB. Hairdo Needs individual can make is to be pol OF AHCBICA8, MEW TOBK, tional or colonial styles to suit a senior radio officer is manda ir.T. iMoe. . your decor. Hurry in as there You know you can get every itically aware and active. tory for all new officers. After Print Nims, Minn with ZIP thing from rollers, hairnets, Mrs. Erlich grew up in Des CODE, Stylt Hnmbnr and Sin. is not much time left to cash in that she will be promoted to a on these savings! curler boxes or bonnets plus Moines, Iowa, in a family of vessel of her own. The Fall & Winter ’70 shampoos and hair sprays right three children. She met Dr. Er- Basic FASHION Book is She took a two-year course at 65^, includes postage and at the PLAZA DEPT. STORE WITH TOMATO SAUCE .lich when both both were stu a radio college in Wales. She (located on E . Middle Tpke., dents at the University of Kan handling. OR MOIASSES was a newspaper reporter in Suburbem, next to Popular Mkt.) Visit us GREEN GIANT BEANS sas, he in biology and she in Oanada but worked in Wales soon! ASSORTED FIAVORS French. They were married in as a barmaid and waitress to When you take your children Hl-C FRUIT DRINKS Take Them on Your Picnic 1904. pay her way through college. hiking in or near a wooded area, Service! Service! Never start on a picnic with Both she and her husband are The only other woman officer give each child a whistle before "Service” is NORMAN’S Inc. A handsome tunic to out thumb backs. If the wind Is PURE AND UNSWEETENED concerned about environmental in the British merchant marine starting out If lost, the child APPiLIANOE CENTER’S Best wear with slim skirts or strong, you can anchor the clofii LINCOLN PRUNE JUICE AlWAYS READY TO SERVE problems. is third mate aboard another can easily let you know where Product. Just call 846-0113 or pants is quickly knit in to the table. Also, the paper “A mother has to think about cargo vessel operated by Miss he is by whistling. 872-0621, that’s in Manchester the easy Stockinette plate if necessary. GREAT BIG what kind of world her children Bradshaw’s employers, Den or Vemon, Post Rd. Plaza R t Stitch. No. 5441 has knit 30. Two-way equipped radio directions for Sizes 10 to TENDER will grow up in. If she and ev holm’s lines. To maintain best quality and Save at Norman’s GREEN GIANT SWEET PEAS trucks are ready to service any 16 inclusive. eryone else decide to have sev full flavor of meat leftovers, Y es! There’s a big alr-condl- make no matter where pur SEND. 504 .T. In . coins------lor iidi oat- REAllY FINE cool the meat quickly before tim to Includf flrst-elasi mallli tloner clearance going on at chased Try us or ask our satis FOR SAIADS AND SANDWICHES For those Juices that you wish storing in the refrigerator. Cabot, Stuohentor NORMAN’S, Inc. TV and appli ANN PAGE MAYONNAISE to take on a picnic, freeze them fied customers. Evening Heralil, IISO AVE. o. f IS e b i c a s Tn e w Y¥ O B K , ance Center, 446 Hartford Rd. Laraine Day in the can at home, then wrap To keep both your tape mea N.T. itne. Instead of returning unsold them in aluminum foil Just be sure and sewing basket neat, Mix brown sugar with vine M n t Nans, Mdrtss with ZIP models to the factory — they CODE and ttyls Nambsr. PERSONAL SIZE Enjoys Job: fore starting out. They will be wind the tape measure on an gar, water and mustard and use are going to give their custom chilled Just right when you are empty adhesive tape spool and as a baste for a ham loaf. The Spring & Summer ers a break — with great big ’70 ALBUM is 65t, includes 9< OFF LABEL ready to open them. cap it with the covering. savings! Come on In quickly for Pandora’s Magic postage and handling. Ivory Soap Being Nice COVERED WAGON...Twalvt hind- the best selections — also check LADIES’ DRESS UlOP Small Jars filled with ice Ordinary household ammonia You have Just got to see soms dcsicnt of Pioneer Daytl the Dehumidifiers — they are ROUTE 88 By GENE HANIISAKER the new fall fashions at Pattern pleceii directions. 0105- cubes provide temporary refrig will remove grease spots on 65t, Includss postifo and han- priced to save you money! Tel. TALOOfTTVILLB, CONN. Associated Press Writer eration for the foo^ in the plc- cloth caused by spattering or PANDORA’S BOX (Bolton dllnf. 646-0113. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — In San aic basket until you are ready spills. Add one-third to one-half Notch Plaza). ‘With it” fashions Antonio it’s a minipark with to eat them. Place the jara near cup of ammoiiia to a tub of hot for women who love fine EDECII DIDE playground, baseball diamond the foods that will benefit most sudsy water and launder as clothes! Sh<^ early for the and floodligdit . . . in Des by cooling. usual. thing^s you really want and rliE9ll HirE PINK MEATED SWiET HONEYDEW need. Moines, a (40,000 youth club house . . . in Bellingham, Wash., a refuge for mentally retarded. And what reward besides sa tisfaction is there for the real estate agents who sponsor such I good works across the country? Praise and plaques from an earnest, attractive Laraine Day. Your Gift Gallery She’s the ambassador who presents official commendatloas OPEN 10 TO 5 :3 0 -THURS. AND from the National Association of Real Estate Boards for accom FRI. T 0$ 9 P.M. - CLOSED MON. plishments in its Make America 935 MAIN S'TREET-AT WATKINS Better program. TELEPHONE 643-5171 “It’s a square Job but beauti ful” sold the actress. “After aU^ , how often do you get a cluuice to be nice all the time? To express appreciation for the good things people do?” It's always the Realtors launched Make America Better early in 1966 to counteract incidents of violence and destruction. Their associa right time tion says hundreds of local boards and thousands of mem Le Rose bers are participating in active 7 9 .5 0 Paper Ndpliins 250 21 ties ranging from housing for to give Clocks Heceroni kc|icnif»aDih.B4 e fOiMCOLOCUP ; ‘ the elderly and poor to fighting crime and delinquency. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 PAGE THIRTy.QNE Atkinson Thinking of Rejoining; Moriartys Clobber Jets, Yanks Rap Hamers, Jets’ Iselin Wants Joe to Call Polaski Raps Four-Bagger Gibbs Becomes Hero American League quarterback in the Browns’ ex NEW YORK (AP) — A1 found it harder and harder to “ I do feel a certain obligation Tuesday. ’The Lions also have EMt Division N EW YORK (A P )— Jake ted in in a game at Richmond had three hits and two RBI respect him.” to the team,” said Atkinson. comerback Lem Barney without hibition game with Los Angeles. runs in the third but the Comets against Ray Sadecki. But we Hartford Insurance Group at W. L. P ot 0 3 . Gibbs will be back in the Tuesday and how is S-for-10' in Atkinson says he’d like to “ Something is working inside a contract, but Barney’s been ’The Browns also reported de lost that day.” three games since being called “ Joe knows where I am. I’m The East Hartford Jets Sterilng Field in West Hartford Baltimore 72 42 .632 — New York Yankee bullpen talk to Joe Namath, but he me. It doesn’t have anything to drilling while dickering for fensive end Jeff Steinberger, In up to replace injured Ron Han not hard to find,” said Iselin. fell victim to the winning and a home encounter against New York 62 01 .049 9% tonight, kibitzing with the That WM back in 1962 when do with what Joe does or doesn’t more dough. jured in the Ram game, would the Yankees were winning pen sen. doesn’t know how to get in “ All he has to do Is call me.” ways of Moriarty Brothers neighboring Vernon Orioles Detroit 61 03 .030 11 relief pitchers and waiting do, but with Philbin hurt and Ray Parson, the Lions’ No. 2 be lost for the season. Steinber nants and Gibbs w m considered touch with the New York And Namath? He has been Tuesday at Mt. Nebo. Boston 06 04 .009 14 for a call from the dugout "He played some nime, didn't ..... Stromberg out, that leaves the draft choice from Minnesota, ger had knfee ligament surgery last night when the Clomets their catcher of the future. He he?’’ 7 4 M seen around Manhattan, but Playoffs will begin for the Cleveland 06 09 .487 16% said Manager ]^ p h Houk, Jets’ quarterback. Phil Ise Jets with nobody.” underwent knee ligament sur Tuesday. handed the neighbor-town to warm up somebody. never quite made it but his ma enjoying his post-game cigar he’s not talking—at lea:3t for EMtem Division on Thursday, WMh’n. 52 62 .456 20 That Is Gibbs’ lot In life, and On the subject of holdout gery after being injured in the —Rodger Bird said he wanted team an 11-6 defeat at Mt. jor league failure did not tar which always tMtes better after lin would also like to talk to publication. Iselin says Namath Nebo. Aug. 20 aind on Friday for the West Division one he readily accepts, now that quarterbacks' named Joe, the St. exhibition loss to the Kansas the Oakland Raiders to trade nish the image he built m an All a victory. "He is smooth out Broadway Joe, but Iselin told him he had problems. Western Division. Minnesota 69 42 .622 — Thurman Munson hM moved in Paul, Minn., Dispatch said City Chiefs last Saturday. Par him. Bird said A1 Davis, manag Frank DiMauro took charge American quarterback at the there and he’s handling himself That’s believed to be a synonym Oakland 60 00 .060 6 M the Yankee catcher of the ilUiiMliHlli 1 wants Namath to do the Tuesday it had telephoned Ew- son, an offensive tackle, will be ing general partner of the team, of mound duties and scattered University of Mississippi. well with the bat too.” for more money, in this case. “ will try to help relocate me.” h rbl California 64 00 .061 6% present and the future. Munson, mm telephoning. bank and was told that the Jets sidelined 10-12 weeks. six Jet hits, leading the way for all r Jake still goes back to Ole But nobody handled them mm Atkinson, the Jet defensive Iselin says he’s letting Weeb The former Kentucky star lost the 19th MB win in Hartford RlordEin, tf 5 a 3 3 Kansas City 42 71 .372 28 a commuting catcher for the aren’t interested in Joe Kapp, And there were these other Btonuolnsky, lb 4 2 3 Milwaukee next two weeks because of Miss once the bMeball seMon selves better with the bat Tues captain, retired last week. He Ewb3.nk, the Jet's’ coach and his starting defensive backfield Twilight League action, against Barrowo, lb 0 0 0 0 42 74 .362 29% whose demanding a whopping tidbits Tuesday from the pro ^iteuo, if Army Reserve duty, is rushing ends. He's an Msistant football day than Gibbs. He homered had some harsh things to say general manager, worry about job last season to rookie George three losses. 3 0 0 0 Chicago 42 75 .359 30 $1.25 million from the Minnesota football training camps: Oaitoon, c t 4 0 0 0 up from Fort Dlx, N.J., on a coach for the Rebels, helping to each of his first two times up about Namath. Atkinson, hint Atkinson. Atkinson after he’d injured a The Gashouse gang opened Hnrino, 2b 4 ■1 a a Vikings. He’s been offered —Veteran Blanton Collier, Cbeeky, 2b Tuesday’s Results pMs along with pitcher Stan tutor quarterbacks. One of his and then watched some ominous shoulder. action in the first with a hit 0 0 0 0 ing Tuesday that he may end Atkinson told John Maglnnis $100,000 a year for three years. Cleveland Browns’ coach, says Jobmon, Sb a a a 0 Baltimore 7, California 0 Bahnsen to work tonight. star pupils is Archie Manning, a black clouds drift over the sta 'The Raiders, incidentally, say by Rich Rlordon. Stan Slomcln- FolaBki, as 3 3 a 3 his retirement, said of Namath: of The Associated Press Phila “ I’m not interested in him,” he’s quite impressed by rookie Oakland 6, Cleveland 6 Munson couldn’t make it for leading contender for the 1970 dium, threatening to rain out they’re continuing their policy sky reached on an error by los WSdhoim, c 2 X 0 0 ‘T love Joe, whether he believes delphia bureau his thoughts Ewbank said. “ I can answer Jerry Sherk, a defensive tackle DUbaunoi, p 9 1 1 1 Detroit 2, Milwaukee 1 Tuesday afternoon’s 7-1 slaugh Heisman (Trophy in college foot the two shots. It or not. If I live to be 80, he of not announcing cuts. All the ing pitcher Tony Foran, first of ball. about returning to the Jets cen that question quick. No player’s Totals New York 7, Chicago 1 ter over Chicago and so Gibbs "Tliere w m some kidding on from Oklahoma State. Sherk, other teams do it, but not Oak three Jet hurlers who saw ac 29 5 u io will still be one of my closest tered around the injuries to-Ger- worth that much.” But Hartford Hielp W anted—• Apartments Houses For Rent 65 Houses For Scrie ~72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sole 73 Out of Town Ma!e or Female 37 Tenenwnts 63 CON’IEMPORARY 7% - room Father Berrigan Captured TO rent for hunting season, 8- NORTH ELM St., 2 family du- NEWLY painted — Older home HEY THERE — Terrific 3-fam- For Sale 75 room house on Deer Isle, Ranch with large lot in beaUtl- COVENTRY — Valley View, 6 v „ i,.’ , ’ plex, 7 large rooms each side, with 7% rooms plus a new cel- lly income property close to COVENTRY — three - bedroom CLASSIFIED BERRY'S WORLD SIX rooms, second-floor flat, 3 Maine. References required. fully wooded setting. Pink acres, 323’ road frontage, ex condition, 2-car garage, ler rec room. Central location, everything. 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Manchester or be brick Agency, Realtors, 646- RANCH - thi^e bedrooms, din- mortgage. Belflore Agency, 647- PORTER ST. area - Plcture- FBI agents after four months as briefly but was arrested by FBI CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BUILDING LOTS, city sewer with fireplace. Immediate oc Good opportunity for high er, disposal, washer and dryer, fore 7:30 a. m. Will be most of 4200. MANCHESTER - two - family, tog room, den, fireplaced-liv- 1413 pretty is this immaculate one. a fugitive from a three-year agents in a New York City school graduate who wants and water, A and B zones. cupancy. Principles only. $30,- prison term for destroying draft church in late April. He 8 AJS. to 4:30 PJM. modem bath, front arid rear summer at Deer Isle. House large lot, 6-5 in good conditiqn, tog room. Scenic wooded l o t , '______owner 6-room Colonial with to learn plastics business IMMACULATE 6%-room Ranch Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 900. CaU own^r 742-8862. records in Maryland, is in custo porch, sewing room, heat fur heated by Franklin stove and near everything. Call on this Manchester’s best location. iklVELY colonial 7 rooms, formal dining room, beamed is in the federal peni from ground up in a small with rec room and garage, 646-4299. dy awaiting transfer to a feder tentiary at Lewlsburg, Pa., COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT manufacturing division. nished, one-car garage, $200. large oil burner stove in kitch one. Mitten Agency, Realtors, Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. 2-car garage, 1^ baths. Dish celling living room, fireplace BOLTON — 3 - bedroom Raised three bedrooms, kitchen has 643-6030. al penitentiary. serving concurrent sentences to Math and mechanical apti- per month. Adults only. Re en. House equipped completely washer, disposal, wall to wall and deep wooded lot. This MANCHESTER — Farinlngton Ranch, 2 - acre lot, nice lo «:W PJMi. DAT BEFORE PUBUOATIO>' '.pdes desired. Excellent ferences required. Call Peter built-ins and dining area. Im — ------CIRCA 1740 large authentic Co- in several rooms. Central. Mr. cation, garage, finished rec “ They had us surrounded,” taling six years. One is for the except for bed linen and MANCHESTER GREEN area, lonial, 11 rooms. Seven fire. home is in excellent condition St., A-zone IlOx 160’ treed lot, fringe benefits with good man Real Estate Agency, 649- mediate occupancy. Assum Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, room, 1^ baths,. $26,600. 649- attorney William Stringfellow Catonsvllle incident and the oth OMdUne tor toitarday and Monday is 4:!I0 p.m. Frida; towels. Furnished. 6-room Cape, H i baths, large places, two baths, some of the in a lovely neighborhood. A . walking distance elementary starting salary offered for a 9404. able mortgage. $23,500. Wolver- 647-1413. good value at $29,900. Helen 0382. said of the dozen FBI agents er for pouring what he said was beginning position. For ap living room. Near schools. $22,- original floors, lathes, doors. junior high and high schools. TOLLAND near Parkway. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-^13. D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. L. Murphey, owner, 643-8384. who apprehended the Roman blood on draft records at the TOUR CXMPEBATION WILL|%|AI L A ^ 1 pointment call Marge Hnmp- MANCHESTER — 6 room Du 000. CaU 649-6071. etc. Can rent upstairs whUe more for your money! B u y ______SEVEN-ROOM Split Level, 8 CathoUc priest Tuesday on Baltimore Customs House on BB APPRECIATED DIAL 04a"27l I con, 643-5163. Available for one-year lease, NEW LISTING — Immaculate plex, private basement, one- restoring if desired. Assum- “ Level. 7% rooms, 3 full MANCHESTER — 6-room old- MANCHESTER, approximate bedrooms, family room, 2- Block Island at a house owned Oct. 27, 1967. 0^-room Ranch, $260. per aluminum sided Ranch with CAMBRIDGE ST. - 6 rooms. baths, 2-zoned heat. Automatic car garage, heated, $190. Im er home on Pearl St. Needs ly 4 acres comer of Fern and acre treed lot, fireplace, ga by Stringfellow and poet Antho month. References required. garage, full basement, bus heated garage. 2 stories, patio kitchen, tremendous family Stringfellcw would not say mediate occupancy. Paul W. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- work but well worth the effort. Gardner Streets. Ideal for rage. Priced to seU. Hayes ny Towne. ROGERS CORP. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. line Possible three bedrooms, with large lovely shaded yard. room. Must sell quickly. Bel how long Daniel Berrigan had Continued From Preceding Poge Dougan Agency. 049-4586, 646- 4200. Priced 'accordingly at $17,900. clubs, convalescent homes, Agency, 646-0131. Stringfellow, who is also a lay carpeting. $19,900. Wolverton Can be bought with or without flore Agency, 647-1413. been at the house on Block Is Mill and Oakland St. 1021. SIX-ROOM Colonial, $240. lease 2-family conversion possibili etc. Reasonable. Heritage Episcopal theologian, said a Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. complete furnishings. Owner BOWERS SCHOOL Area-8-room BOLTON —New 8-ropm cus land, a summer resort and fish 36 Manchester, Conn. and references. Wolverton ties. Call The Paul W. Dougan House, 646-2482. man he approached in bushes Help Wanted— Male TWO—bedroom apartment, at Agency, 649-2813. going south. Convenient to Cape. Fireplace, sunporch tom built Raised Ranch. Four ing village, about 20 miles off the schools, shopping and bus. 2 full baths, 2-car garage, mod Agency, Realtors, 649-4535, outside the house about 11 a.m. An equal opportunity employer Ik ' Sunny Brook Village available NINE-ROOM Colomal, large large kitchen, patio. Land MANCHESTER — 140x140 O- bedrooms, double garage, acre Rhode Island coast. now! Carpeted, wall to wall, COVENTRY 4-room house, for kitchen, formal dining room, Reasonabley priced, middle scaped grounds. Austin Cham em kitchen with new floor! 646-1021. treed lot. $31,500. Hayes Agen- at first “ said he was blrdwatch- "A Christian does what he Large treed lot, central loca- zone comer parcel opposite ac range, refrigerator, dlspo.sal, lease. Available September 1- 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- 20’s. Charles PonticelU, owner- bers, Realtor. MLS 643-2325. , cy, 646-0131. ing,” then several other agents must do as a Christian,” String tion. Bellflore Agency, 647-1413. 'PRESTIGE deluxe home, Cov cess road to hospital. Excel appeared. RICHARD P. RITA WAITRESSES and waiters, ex $195, including heat. Paul W. July 1. Completely furnished. floor family room, 4 bedrooms, broker, 649-9644 or 872-4732. fellow and Towne said in a joint MANCHBS’TER — To settle es entry lake frontage 226’ with lent potential and price. Heri The agents ifound the 49-year- perienced only. Call Glaston Dougan Agency, 649-4535, 646- $125 monthly. Hayes Agency, 2-car garage. Large lot, $26,- THE VERY best! Adelaide Rd. statement. ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort tate, older 6H-room 2-story 11 rooms, 3^ baths, wall to wall tage House, 646-2482. VERNON PERSONNEL SERVICES bury Hills Country Club, 633- 1021. 646-0131. 900. Philbrick Agency, Real area. 7-room Colonial Ranch old Jesuit priest in the front gage, monthly payments $90. home, central, quiet, con carpeting throughout, balcony “ Berrigan Is our friend and is 5263 for appointment. tors, 646-4200. on half-acre treed lot. 2hi baths, VERNON — Acre plus, high New Listing—7-room Split- room. He was wearing a yellow We have excellent opportunities at several salary levels in WE HAVE customers waiting small three-bedroom Ranch. venient location. Excellent overlooking cathedral ceiling aiways welcome in our home. 2-car garage, central air-condi scenic location. $6,900. Bolton Level, one-car garage on windbreaker with a hood, brown the following career disciplines: LIGHT DELIVERY, local area, for the rental of your apart Out of Town SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fam Modem kitchen, new furnace. terms to qualified buyer, $26,- sunken living room with fire rJealy tred lot, 3 bedrooms, Any visit from him is an honor tioning. Belfiore Agency, 647- Lake, Vernon, half acre $4,200. trousers, a white shirt and white your car, own hours. Excellent ment or home. J.D. Real Es ily, 18 rooms, needs work. CaU and see this cutie. Mitten 000. J.D. Reed Estate Asso place. Tremendous center baths, family room, sneakers. for us because he is a priest of For Rent 66 Agency. Realtors, 643-6930. 1413. Tolland acre, $3,000. Hayes large living room, fireplace, ACCOUNTING • INSURANCE remuneration. Phone Mr. Allen, tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Business zoned too. Comer ciates, 643-6129, 643-8779. halls, story book kitchen, two- Father Berrigan had made uncommon conscience, he is a Agency, 646-0131. and wall-to-wall carpet, for citizen of urgent moral purpose ADMINISTRATIVE • LEGAL 647-1423 or 625-7634. © I»70 by NEA, Int., ROCKVILLE — 4 room apart- property. Reasonable mort DRIVE by this beautiful Split car garage. Parkllke atmo several public appearances be BTVE large nice rooms, heat ment. $108 monthly. Call 646- gage can be arranged. Will $22,600 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end MANCHEirER II Constance sphere. Morrison Realtor, 643- mal dining room, modem and a human being of exem ENGINEERING • SALES and hot water, stove re street, 160x160, trees, 5-room Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum at 89 Mountain Road, then call. ANDOVER — Wooded building kitchen with built-ms, dish fore peace groups and given "Now that you're retired— aren't you supposed to be 0882, 649-2871. lease, build or sell. Brokers 1016. plary courage.” MANUFACTI.TRING • TECHNICAL Situations Wanted— frigerator, parkhig included. Ranch, breezeway, 2-car g;a- siding, fireplace, garage, treed 2%baths, wall to wall in sev lot, artesian well, walking dis washer and carpet. Conveni some interviews to news media puttering around, or something?" protected. Call 649-4522 from 8 eral rooms, paneled family ------tance to lake and school, very ent to schools ^ d shopping. Father Berrigan was taken to CREDIT • RETAILING 568-0833. VERNON — Willow Brook rage, Hutchins Agency, Real lot, flowering shmbs. Call now. ______n e w LISTING — Six-room since going underground in Female 38 a.m. to 5 p.m. room. Delightful combination Priced at $24,^ . the nearest mainland port, at DATA PROCESSING Apartments. Immediately new tors, 649-6324. $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Ranch, central air condition good residential area. Paul W. April rather than surrender for of sun and shade. Belfiore WILL CARE for small child in THREE-room apartment, first 3% rooms at $160. Heat, hot MANCHESTER — 7-room Co 0131. ing, two full baths, fireplace, Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- the prison term imposed on him Point Judith, on a Coast Guard MANCHESTER — Large exec- Agency, 647-1413. R. B. Associated Brokers my home days, $20. weekly in floor, stove, refrigerator, on water, refrigerator, oven-range, lonial, near bus line, back wall to wall carpet, garage, 4535, 646-1021. April 9. cutter and was turned over to We Never Charge An Applicant A Fee. utive 4-bedroom home with 2% MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- advance. 647-9375. bus line, all utilities paid for, disposal, dishwasher, wall to yard fenced in, needs some full basement. Shows well, own- 649-9925 He had lost all appeals from U.S. Marshal Peter J. Foley in Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 ceramic b a ^ , huge double room Cape with 3 bedrooms, $96. Cair 643-8111. wall carpeting, air-conditioning, remodeling, $23,900. AOtten his sentence but said he wanted Providence. GARAGE sale — Odds and ends CLEAN, USED refrigerators, garage, landscaped lot. Low formal dining room, carpeted ton Aeenev Realtors 649-2813 to show authorities "they can no Foley took the priest to the 63 EAST CENTER ST. FOUR-room ^artment, second swimming pool, lighted tennis Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Resort Property VERNON — 5V6-room Ranch, Situations Wanted— and clothing. 19 Eastfleld St., ranges, automatic wdshers 40’s. Heritage House, 646-2482. living room with fireplace: pri- ? > '^ K .“, 7 " t r ^ n e d rear longer lock people up on their state prison here, and said he floor, heat and hot water, on courts, basketball court, park bullt-lns, wall to wall carpet Thursday, August 13, 2-8. with guarantees. See them at ing and storage ail included. RAISED Ranch — $26,600. Six ------ohaHortvate shaded yard. Wolverton iieiigntiuiiy scre^ ea rear LISTING—Bowers School, For Sale 74 order.” notified federal officials in Bal Male 39 bus line, adults only, $116. Call MANCHESTER — Immaculate porch looks out on 400 feet land- h„th= ing, beautifully landscaped. As Manchester 646-4040 B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 No pets. Call Hartford, 627-9238, rooms, wall-to-wall carpet, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 3-bedroom Colonial, 1% baths, In Baltimore Tuesday night, timore. EVERYTHING in cellar goes, 643-8111. 3 or 4-bedroom Cape with ga scaped yard! Truly a fine val COVENTRY — Log cabin sum sumable m ot^age at 5%. TWO college bound students Main St. Call 643-2171. Vernon, 872-4400. built-ins, fireplace, 2-car garage, low, low 20’s. Wolver about 40 persons demonstrated 16’ Owens — 60 h.p. Johnson, rage, stable and small acre- MANCHESTER ue, near school. Bellfore Agen mer cottage, fireplaced living Must be seen. Call 876-3780. No court arraignment is re will do summer work, any Job, PLEASANT 4-room heated garage, trees. Hutchins Agency, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. peacefully but loudly outside of anytime. Jerry—643-8641, Mike Toro, snow plow, safe, power KITCHENAED dishwasher ex age. Any reasonable offer ac cy, 647-1413. room, completely ca rp eted ,------quired, because Father Berri WINDOW cleaner — Full-time, apartment, sun-porch, hot wa Realtors, 649-5324. CONVENIENT CAPE fices of the Catholic archdiocese 742-7290. tools, tent, camping equipment, cellent condition. Moving $126. ceptable. Heritage House, 646- enclosed porch, excellent con gan is a fugitive under sentence experienced in commercial ter, refrigerator, stove. Refined Wanted To Rent 68 NINE, yes, nine-room Colonial MANCHESTER-Bolton Line, 6- to protest the arrest. lawn chairs and table. 649-1454 Portable, can be converted. 649- JUMBO SIZE Colonial in execu 2482. Close to bus line, schools, room custom built Ranch, cast dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes ANDOVT3R $17,300 to a federal prison. and residential, top wages, working couple or lady, no on tree-shaded double lot in Father Berrigan was one of for appointment. 1262. LOCAL college girl looking for tive neighborhood ,6 years old, churches. Six splc .ind span iroq baseboard heating, zoned .Agency, 646-0131. Foley said he expected com 646-4220. MAJOR STUDENT to do odd jobs. Call children or pets, on bus line. room with kitchen privileges. MANCHESTER Line — Large rooms, oversized garage, quiet residential area. Com the “ Catonsvllle Nine,” who mitment papers to be sent to modem kitchen, large formal pletely redone! Job change ne system, underground 1,000 gal $138.49 MONTHLY PAYS ALL 649-1425. TWO Volkswagen, almost new BEaiROOM set, blonde mahog- Security. Garage available. Call 233-0238. 7-4 duplex, double garage, 1.1 private lot. Colonial fire 76 ACRES in southern Vermont. were convicted of destroying Providence soon and that the LB-MX CORP., Manchester, dining room, family room with cessitates fast sale. Belfiore lon oil tank, 2-car garage, 2 $5,800 ASSUMES 5%% FHA tires, 2 Volkswagen snow tires twin beds, dresser, chest, Call 643-6627. acres of industrial zoned land. place, 2 zone he-it, newly 1% hour drive from Hartford. draft records in Catonsvllle, priest then would be taken to Conn. 648-2862. Experienced APPLIANCE WANTED — 6-room apartment fieldstone fireplace, large painted exterior. Owner has Agency, 647-1413. fireplaces, one acre, comer lot. MORTGAGE on rims, 1970 Volkswagen *'*S*'t stand. Occasional chairs, Reasonable offers accepted. Mountain and 1060’ river front Md., on May 17, 1968, as a pro the prison where he is assigned, lathe and Bridgeport opera for family of 6, excellent per front-to-back living room with outgrown this gem. Priced Looking for economy, comfort age. Near major ski areas. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 seats. 649-6833. floor waxer. 649-0839. fireplace, half bath. Second Heritage House, 646-2482. test of the war in Vietnam. probably at Lewlsburg, Pa. tors, second'shift only. FOUR rooms first floor, central sonal and, credit references. in mid 20s. Call Mr. Lewis REDWOOD farms is tremend and privacy? Location; comer Three bedroom cabin. $40,000. SALESMEN floor has 6 bedrooms, 3 full 349-5306. m room Ranch, 2-car ga SAINT BERNARD, male, tan locaUon, $126. Call 649-8350. 876-6827 after 6 'p.m. ously popular. Drive by this Birch Mountain Rd. and Tink 643-0868. HAVE parts for 1966 Chevrolet baths. ’Two-car garage, beau OVERSIZED Cape, 7 large gorgeous 6-room tree-surround rage, partisdly finished walk An outstanding opportunity and white approximately one er Pond Rd. For appointment, out basement, fireplace, station wagon, doors, seats, Musical Instruments 53 A’TTRACnVE 4% rooms, se tifully landscaped yard. For rooms, central location, re- ed Ranch and see w hy! The ad- has presented itself for indi year old. Very good with chil call Towne Real Estate 649- high treed lot. Quiet dead CUMBERLAND FARMS etc. Call after 6, 649-0496. cond floor, porch, stove, refrig further details call Philbrick . cently redecorated, fireplace, • •B &. dess is 275 Redwood Road. Officer: Sniper Provoked vidual with sales experience dren. 646-3988. Business Property 4066. end street. Immediate occu SAYS: LUDWIG student drum set plus erator, parking may be ar Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. aluminum siding, garage, BARROWS and WALLACE CO. Nuff aald until you call us to Out of Town In major appliances. WOOD storm windows, several For Sale 70 many features. Mid 20’s. Mor pancy. BEAUTIFUL AKC golden re- accessories, reasonable, 643- ranged. Opposite Center Park, -Manchester Parkade. Manch. Inspect. Belfiore Agency, 647- MANCHESTER — Just listed, For Sale 75 We offer an excellent salary, sizes, $2. each. Shallow well 1060. FIVE-BEDROOM Colonial, two rison Realtor, 643-1016. 649-5306 Shootings at Jackson State treiver puppies, 6 weeks old pump, $16. Heavy duty 42-gal- adults, no pets, references re CONVALESCENT home, long 1413. 6-6 duplex, call for detolls. Will START A PROMISING liberal employe benefits in years old, aluminum siding, COVENTRY — 6-room Raised with shots and wormed. $76. lon water storage tank, $26. DRUM set — Bass, snare, floor quired. Available now, 649-7529. established business. Always LARGE unusual Ranch with a TWO - family house. Well main go fast at $28,900. Frechette LAWRENCE F. FIANO, JACKSON. Miss. (AP) — Sni twice directly at the officers on FULL TIME cluding shopping di.scotmt 643-9478. 2*4 baths, formal dining room, tained inideal residential SOUTH end location — Six Ranch. Modem kitchen with Iron builder’s staging brack tom-tom, mounted tom-tom, hl- full, great opportunity for right ■view. Features 24’ living room. Realtors, 647-9993. REALTOR per fire from a girls’ dormitory the ground,” Little said. and most important for the AVAILABLE for September 1st. first-floor family room, mod room Ranch ■with wall to wall. built-ins, Ihi baths, fireplace, CAREER TODAY person looking towrrd the ets, $2.60. Iron oil barrel hat, small cymbal, $150. Call person. For more information, large formal dining room, li area. Six rooms up, 4 rooms He said he opened a van win occupancy, 1-bedroom luxury em kitchen with built-ins, 2- Electric stove will stay. Treed ROCKLEDGE — 4 - bedroom family room, sundeck, - 2-car at Jackson State College pro luture a definite opportunity stands, $2.’Timken oil burner, 246-9089 after 4 p.m. call Philbrick Agency, Real brary, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three down, one - car garage and 649-5371 dow to warn officers of a sniper YOUNG Collie. Loves children, apartment at beautiful Teresa car garage. $43,950. Philbrick lot. Immediate occupancy. Cape, original owner retiring, voked a return barrage of shoot Be a store manager for oofi for advancement. $15. 116 Russell St., Manches tors, 646-4200. fireplaces, 3% baths, recrea- walk - out basement. $26,900. garage, % acre wooded lot, but at about the same time po $25. Call 643-7432.. Apartments Includes wall to Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Must sell now. Belfiore Agen 1% baths, rec room, breeze- of the fastest grovdng chains ter. lon room, garages, on a three- Call 647-9903 weekdays 9-5. 325,500. PhUbrick Agency, ing from officers, a city police lice opened fire. in the East. INTERESTED? wall carpeting, air-condition RESTAURANT business show cy, 647-1413. way, double garage, flowering Realtors, 646-4200. COVENTRY LAKE — Tremen ENGLISH setter, puppies, 7 BUSHY-HAWKS, clarinet, hard MANCHESTER Green section— man told a federal commission Sgt. Charles Lee, one of two WINKLER hot air furnace, hu ing, dishwasher, refrigerator, ing excellent net profit in high- appointment. MANCHESTER — The very _ . ^ ^ trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, dous value offered in this jum Come in or call and discuss the weeks old, shots, wormed, ly ever used. Call 646-3M7. Unique 4-room Colonial, all city policemen with high-pow NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE midifier and oil tank, 12 years range, disposal, $162. per traffic count location. Es PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, ^est in this huge executive CLEAN, convenient Cape with 646-0131. COVENTRY — Hurry won’t last! bo sized Colonial home. Fea investigating violence at the NECESSARY. position with us. American field. Call 649-7106. new inside, 2-car garage, treed 646-4200. 2 full baths, family room and ered, telescopic rifles who were old, very good operating con- month. Paul W. Dougan Agen tablished over 20 years. Price home. Several fantastic fea- Move right in, 4-room Ranch, tures modem kitchen with school. library! Enclosed jalousled MANCHESTER—Excellent area, assigned to watch for snipers, ASK FOR THE STORE POODLE, gray miniature male, diUon, $100. 643-9664. cy, 649-4536, 646-1021. includes all the real estate, lot, $17,900. Hayes Agency, 646- garage. Only $3,000. down. built-ins, 2 full baths, 20’ mas We offer paid training, good 0131. MANCHESTER, $30,900, family tores. Must be seen. Heritage porch. Double ameslte drive- large center hall, 4-bedroom But another officer and one said: starting salary plus gener MANAGER shots, clipped, housebroken, 2 Antiques 56 restaurant fully equipped, plus Owner will finance. Only ter bedroom, fireplace, garage. Split Level, 3 bedrooms, 2 full House, 646-2482. way, garage. Truly a fine val- Ranch, half acre wooded lot, 2 coed said they saw no sniper. "I didn’t fire my weapon and ous commissions and bon years old. $36. 528-1880. LOOKING for an3rthlng in real a house. $65,000. Owner will $12,900. 628-0586. Call quickly on this prime BIRCHES ANTIQUES, 44-A, MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-5 baths, living room, dining MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom ue. Past sale wanted. Belfiore baths, double garage, 42’ fam^ The statements came Tuesday Sgt. (Truett) Beasley didn’t ei uses. Excellent Company Boats and Accessories 46 Ashford, Conn., open only Sat estate rental - apartments, take back mortgage. Philbrick value. $24,900. Philbrick Agen in the first of three days of benefits which include a pro with 2 car garage, nice floor room, kitchen first level. Fully Agency, 647-1413. iiy room, newly painted, VERNON ther . . . We didn’t have any CALDOR, INC urday, 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., dur homes, multiple dwellings, no Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. frame and brick Ranch under cy, Realtors, 646-4200. hearings by the President’s fit sharing retiremeiit plan. FREE — 6-weeks old puppies. GERICH’S Marine Service — plan including 2 bedrooms, ex finished knotty pine recreation reason to. We were looking for 1145 Tolland Tpke., Manchester ing July and Augiust. Resume fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As 10 years young, fireplace, wall- BETTER than new 8-room Co- *31,900. Meyer, Realtors, 643- Commission on Campus Unrest Call 646-1739 after 6. Evinrude motors, sales and MANCHESTER suburbs, busi cellent condition. A good buy. room and bar. Extra cabinets 48^ ASSUMABLE snipers and we didn’t see any.” Ptor details call: Collect in 649-2876 regular hours September. sociates, Inc. 643-5129. to-wall carpet in living room, lonial in prestige area! Just a *^09.______BOLTON 6-room Cape, large into the violence that left two service. 1082 Tolland Tpke., ness location 6%-room Ranch, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, and office space, garage, just dining room and hall, huge Who will be first to see this lot, large rooms, mud room, Stella Spinks of Hattiesburg, a Lebanon, Marvin Becker, 35 MAIN St. second floor, 2- 649-2813. couple of years old — Ml amen- MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus- young Negroes dead at the 642-7947 Buckland, Conn., 643-2363. baths, excellent condition, right well landscaped lot. Gale finished rec room, 2-zone heat, great seven room Cape on a lake privileges. Only $20,000. junior at Jackson State, said she Live Stock 42 room apartment. All utilities, Ities have>iQTro beenViA&n added! ! Four — _ . school in May. was on the third-floor landing of Between 7 p.m. % 9 p.m. OPENINGS available for col country store, out buildings. Realty, Realtors, MLS, 289- country size lot. Spotless in tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, big treed lot? Listed for you Fiano Agency 646-0191. stove and refrigerator, park NEW LISTING — One year old, bedrooms, 2*^ baths, 2-car gar at $23,900. Yes, a fine home Eight witnesses appeared the dormitory where Little said Mon., ’Tues. & Wed. lection and delivery of orders, WHITE Emden geese, mated Wearing Apparel— 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, 7939, 289-1923. terior must be seen. Ihe Paul baths, 2-car garage, all Garden— Farm— ing, $90 monthly. 649-2865 be aluminum sided 8 room, 4-bed age. Wall to wall. Low forties, at a g;reat price. Don’t de VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, Tuesday. he saw the sniper. $3. per hour. Car necessary. pairs and singles. Also Tongen- Furs 57 646-0131. W. Dougaji Agency, Realtors, aluminum, private treed lot, .\n equal opportunity employer Dairy Products 50 fore 6 p.m. room Colonial, fireplaced fami QUALITY 6-room Colonial, gar worth it. Belfiore Agency, 647- plush living in the finest of lay—it will cost you! Call 2 baths, 2-car garage, fire “I think we got a very good She sMd she saw no one with Students welcome. Call Mr. burg goat doe. Call 649-6900. 649-4535, 646-1021. background and buildup to the WEIDDING gowns/designer sam ly room, bullt-lns, IH baths, age, excellent condition, excel- 1413. neighborhoods. Hayes Agenev, Mr. Bogdan now for that place, finished rec room, a gun on the landing, did not Gillette. 644-0202. BUTTER and sugar com, ZVt ROOMS, stove, refrigerator, golden opportunity. 649-5306. whole story,” said William ples, originally $150, $25. Call Investment Property acre lot 15 minutes to Pratt lent location. Owner 646-1569. WADDELL School area, 6-room CLEAN Ranch, three bedrooms, 646-0131. $27,900. Financing available. hear any talk of a gun and did (EXPERIENCED psiintera want beans, squash, beets, cucum 643-8112. .$126. Security deposit. Call and Whitney, 3 miles to UConn. Scranton, commission chair not hear any shots fired by a ed. Call 649-4843 between 6-7 or Poultry and Supplies 43 bers, tomatoes, peppers, on For Sale 70-A Z------Cape, 3 bedrooms, formal din- m m er firenlace fire alarm , ------Call 876-2962. after 5, Available now. Adults Upper 20’s. Wolverton Agency, ^ 20S’. LaPenta ^ 2 m , S to schools, shop- ^lANCHESTER _ Exclusive man. "I think it was pretty sniper. Nor did she see a man apply In person, 296 Cooper ions. 21 Angel St, Manchester. • •B & clear to the commission what MAINTENANCE only, no pets. 649-7581. MANCHESTER close to shop Realtors, 649-2813. 1 ^ n » m w ith fireplace, pM- Agency, 646-2440. ping Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore 1,800 square foot custom built on the landing, she sold. HiU St BABY Rlng;neck pheasemts for eled family room, alr-condi------^ ' Cape, breezeway, 2-car ga BARROWS and WALLACE CO. happened and how, except for MECHANICS TOMA’TOES — pick your own Wanted— To Buy 58 LARGE one-bedroom apart ping, 4-famlly with 4 room Wanted— Real Estate 77 “ If the window was broken sale. 228-9686. apartments, 4-car garage, new MANCHESTER — A spacious tioned large master bedroom, SELLER moving out of town, o rage, beautiful wooded double Manchester Parkade Manch. one thing, and'that’s who killed and the shots were fired, I don’t PART-’TIME counter help. 10 cents a pound. 21 Angel St., HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques ment on bus line in Vernon, lawn surrounds this 4-bedroom 649-5306 who.” MAINTENANCE DEPT. heating systems and roof. Mid attractive, yard with privacy, 6%-room Cape on large lot, THE VERY best! Quality built lot. Asking $36,900. Frechette think I’d have seen it, but I’d Starting Sept. 1st, two or three Manchester. brick-a-brac, locks, frames, near high school, heat and hot Cape home in a neighborhood $26,900. Philbrick Agency, Real- near bus line. Call Braithwaite by U & R ! Ten room Raised Realtors, 647-9993. .\NDOVER - All electric Ranch, Patrolman Charles Little said have heard it,” Miss Spinks tes nights a week, 6-1 a.m. Call or glassware. We buy estates. water Included. $160. monthly. 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ideal for your children. Call us LAND—Louis Dimock Realty, tors, 646-4200. Agency, Realtor, 649-4693. kitchen a housewife’s dream. he was inside an armored van tified. apply Arby’s Roast Beef, 257 ’Two positions available, sec Articles For Sale 45 Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Call 872-3311. now to see this lovely home. Ranch in lovely settii^. ttory woODHILL HEIGHTS — 7%- Realtors, 649-9823. ond and third ahifes. Must Hoiisehold Goods 51 MANCHESTER — business Five bedrooms, exquisite set behind rows of police when he Lt. Charles Magee of the city Broad S t, 649-8043. 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. Only $24,900. The Paul W. Dou ow fifties, w o ^ more. Bel- first-floor family be able to perform industrial NEED tires? 40 per cent dis ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart block with 6 apartments, ex ting. $1,000 down, no points to OUT OF state buyer wants to saw a sniper in a third floor police, the on-scene command REFRIGERATOR, 26” wide, gan Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, fiore Agency, 647-1413. beautifully finish INSURANCE investigator, part- mechanical repair work and count. Premium. First Line. ment, heat, hot water, stove, cellent condition. Owner will qualified veterans, 8V6% inter buy 3-bedroom home in Man window of Alexander Hall. er, said he did not order the also must have ability to re good condition, $50. Call 649- WANTED — Antique furniture, 646-1021. THREE family — one block off ed rec room in basement, en time, Manchester. - Rockville Wide ovals. And truck, tires. finance 80 per cent at 8H per est. To inspect this beautiful chester. Will pay up to $27,000. "He stuck a small-caliber gun men to open fire, but he did or pair and install electrical 6539 after 5:30 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings or refrigerator, electricity. Adults, Main St. Good Investment. For closed patio, garage. Excep surea. Must have car and be Coles Discount Station, 451 cent. Terrific income produc NOTICE home call the Fiano Agency, Call the Paul W. Dougan Agen out the window and fired it der the firing to cease. equipment. Excellent start other antique items. Any quan references, no pets. $120. Sep MANCHESTER — 6% - room details, Mr. Lombardo, Bel tionally well maintained. Phil able to type. Phone or write West Center St., 643-5332. 646-0191. cy, Realtors, 649-4636, 646-1021. ing rates and iaoulous fringe SEWING MACHINE — New tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, tember 1st. 649-5324. er. Call now, Haj'es Agency, Ranch, 60x120’ lot, on bus PUBLIC HEARING fiore Agency, 647-1413. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Mr. Zwlck, Underwriters Re benefits. Call lor appoint 1969 zlg zag, . unclaimed laya 646-0131. line. $22,900. Piano Agency, DARK, rich, stone free, loam, 165 Oakland Street 4200. VERNON —Just listed modem ALL CASH for your property ports, Inc., 410 Asylum St., ment; Marge Hampcion, 643- five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, way, buttonholes, monograms, 646-0191. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS SEVEN room Cape with 2-car- Hartford, Conn. 622-4291. 6163. 6-room Colonial. Large master within 24 hours. Avoid red Balance of Prices, Policy stone, fill, manure, pool and hems, etc. Now only $64. Easy garage in desirable Manchest- MANCHESTER — Huge 8-room tape. Instant service. Hayes Furalshod NINE ACRES — sweeping BOARD OF DIRECTORS Colonial, excellent condition, bedrooms, spacious living MEN wanted part-time morn ' patio' sand. 643-9504. terms. 622-0931 dealer. Rooms Without Board 59 Houses For Sale 72 er Green area. Lovely patio, Agency, 646-0131< Apartments 63-A views, lovely six-room stone TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT heated basement, garden garage, large lot, centrally lo room with fireplace, formal ings 7:80 a.m. for janitorial ROGERS CORP. ROOM-complete light hous- MANCHEISTER — Immaculate Debated in Trade Measure CLEAN rugs, like new, so easy Ranch. Large enclosed porch, house in rear. Mr. Zinsser, cated. Owner may help in fl- dining room, wall to wall car WE ARE prepared to buy com duty. Monday — Saturday. 646- keeplng, parking, private en 6-room Ranch, fireplace, air- WASHINGTON (AP) —A new Mill and Oakland St. to do with Bluq Lustre. Rent NICELY furnished three-room 2-car garage. Out-building. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. mancing. Asking only $28,900. peting, 1% baths. Large lot mercial property, apartment —^Repeal of the American 4220. conditioned, carpeting, covered Town of Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing In Manchester, Conn. electric shampooer. $1. Olcott Public Notice trance. 649-0358, 643-6266. apartment, first floor in two- Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. with a view. Assumable mort houses, or other investment foreign trade bill to curtail im Selling Price system of setting paUo, stove and dishwasher, the Auditorium of Waddell School, 163 Broad Street, Manchester, duties on benzonoid chemicals ENGINEERS — Are you sales Variety Store. family house. Heat and elec SIX room Cape in low twenties. gage. $25,900. Philbrick Agen property for our accounts. All ports but giving the President An equal opportunity employer ROOM for gentlemen, quiet, half acre lot. Must be seen. Connecticut, Tuesday, August 18, 1970, at 8:00 P.M. to consider Fireplace, large kitchen, sun- QUALITY 6-room Colonial ex and a few other products. minded and looking for a new tricity Included. $160. J. D. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. cash. Write or call, reverse To Lease or Buy convenient locaUon. 224 Chart Asking $27,500. Frechette Real and act on the following: porch. Private rear yard, 4 bed- cellent condition, excellent lo- broad power to ease the restric career? We have aptitude tests POUR - PIECE sectional sofa Real Estate Associates, 643- charges, Stoddard Investment, -—Establishment , as the ad 3 Rooms of New Furniture er Oak St. 643-8368. tors, 647-9993. WOODLAND rooms possible. Belfiore Agen- cation, garage, beautiful pri ANDOVER Lake — 6Vi-room tions has been put together by to help you evaluate our op DRIVER and stock clerk, 24 or set, fair, best offer; two end 6129. 1. Appropriations to be added to the capital accounts of the Inc., 740 North Main St., West ministration recommended, of tables, coffee table, $25; Whirl from 1970-71 budgets for the purpose of i>aylng the costs of the fotlow- cy, 647-1413. backyard. Owner 646-1659. Ranch on 8 acres, near school, the House Ways and Means portunity. Ebccellent training over. Full-time 8-4, salary tuid LARGE furnished room for GARRISON Colonial, modem Hartford, Conn., 232-4867. tax-saving domestic internation pool wringer washer, best of MANOR living room with fireplace, and fringe benefits. Call Russ all store benefits. Apply Mr. male only, parking, $16 weekly. kitchen, formal dining room, Committee. al sales corporations. These fer, stereo 4 speakers, $40; ^them**a!rmay*’ h e r e ^ M '^ ^ ^ r W (^ 'b y * ^ e * * ^ ^ NEW listing — Large Colonial M ANC^STER — Contempo- modem kitchen with built-in WE HAVE customers that will Stevenson at 278-7770. Katz, Arthur Drug, 942 Main MODEL HOME Call 644-0123 after 5. large living room with fire TTie bill was hammered to would give U.S. exporters equiv Norge automatic washer, Business Locations APARTMENTS to the provisions of Sec. 25, Chapter V of the Town Chiurter, at completely redone featuring ^ range, dishwasher and garbage buy your farm, all cash. No St. place, one full and two half eat-in kitchen with stove and scenic towering shade trees. gether during weeks of contro- alent, sometimes superior, tax DEiSIONER - Draftsman, sprin needs repairs, best offer. Call ★ COLONIAL FURNISHED roOm for rent for For Rent 64 Homestead Street an electiem, namely disposal, aluminum storms and brokers or finders fee for us. baths, four bedrooms, lot lOQx dishwasher, formal dining $31,900. The Phil Calder Agen advantages to those obtainable kler fire protection, experi- after 6 p.m. 649-7880. ★ MODERN genUeman, all conveniences, Manchester, Conn. a. an appropriation not to exceed $1,996,000 for constructing screens, sundeck, 2-car base Stoddard Realty Co., 740 No. ersy over such things as quo- 180’. $31,600. PhUbrick Agency, room, den and first-floor laun cy, 666-0006, 646-0395. by organizing subsidiaries ' enced preferred, full company ★ SPANISH near bus line. 649-6914. additions to and renovations of Nathan Hale School, Robertsort ment garage, new 1,000 gallon Main St., West Hartford, Cohn. das on textile and shoe imports. GUNS for sale, 30-30 Western- MIDDLE TURNPIKE near Par- WOODLAND MANOR offers dry room. Wall to wall through abroad. benefits. Salary open. Mall Realtors, 646-4200. School and Keeney Street School, substantially in accordance IMMACULATE 7-room Raised septic system. Asking $28,600. CaU collect 232-4867. field, 243 Winchester. Call 646- ★ PROVINCIAL kade, air - conditioned office the ultimate in convenient Officials were chary of pre —Renewal, as sought by the resumes to Automatic. Sprin DRIVERS NICE bedroom for gentleman, with a plan prepared by the Board of Education and the Town out. New roof. Priced below Ranch with 3 bedrooms, kitch Lessenger & Co. Realtors, 3786, from space available. EbcceUent RAYMOND Rd. 9-room Garri prestige living, with schools, market In the twenties. Two- dicting the impact of the meas administration, of limited tariff kler Corp., P. O. Box 87, Man with references. Private home. shopping and religious facil Building Committee, t<«ether with expenses connected with and en has built-in oven and range, 1-423-9291 742-9718. parking. As low as $126. son Colonial on one-acre lot. incidental to said additions and renovations. car, garage. Mr. Zinsser, Bel ure on consumer prices in this bargaining powers. chester, Conn. An equal op SCREENED loam, processed Very near center. 649-4966. ities nearby. large airy living room, dining WANTED $288 monthly. Call Lou Arruda, 644- Four baths, 4 bedrooms, large fiore Agency, 647-1413. COVENTRY — 4-year old, new portunity employer. gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, b. an appropriation not to exceed $186,000 for the develop room, 2 bathrooms, huge fam She’s Already Liberated country and on the United —Liberalization of the condi THE THOMPSON House — Cot 1539. formal dining room, 24’ living IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ly painted, 7-room oversized tions under which import-hurt fill, stone. George H. Griffing. Any item may be purchased ment of Robertson Park. FOREST HILLS — Custom 8- ily room and 2-car garage. States’ relations with its trading I WANT a man vdio’ cares for GOOD HUMOR tage St., -centrally located, room, screened porch, 2-car One and two spacious bed Cape, on treed acre, 6 miles WOODSIDE, Calif. (AP) — industries and workers could Inc., Andover, 742-7886. separately. NEW modem offices, ideal for room Colonial with 4 bedrooms, Only $33,900. Wolverton Agen partners. For some 35 years the his family and who is not large pleasanUy furnished garage, beautifully land room apartments, refrigera c. an appropriation not to exceed $8,606,000 for the cot- Shirley Temple Black says pas get special help, including bene ICE CREAM professionals. Plenty of free tor, stove, dishwasher, dis 2% baths, 2-car garage., love cy, Realtors, 649-2813. from Manchester, 1% baths, sattsilled with $100 i>er weel^ FOR "a job well done feeling” rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 scaped. Price reduced to struction and reconstruction of certain highways, substantially sage of a constitutional amend national policy has been to INSTANT CREDIT parking. East Center St. loca posal, air-couditioiiing, full ly screened rear porch, deep built-ins, raised fireplace. Own fit increases. Call 528-6702 between 10 a.m. No experience required clean carpets with Blue Lus for overnight and permanent $55,000. For further Informa- in accordance with the preliminary plans prepared by the Town ment guaranteeing women press for freer exchange of tion. Call 646-2212. carpeting, total electric Engineering Department, together with expenses connected with treed lot. Mr. Lombardo, Bel er anxious, $28,600. 742-8131. equal rights wem’t affect her be —R equirem ent that the and 1 p.m. 18 years of age tre. Rent electric shampooer OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 guest rates. tiwi call Philbrick Agency, goods. throughout. and incidental to said construction and reconstruction. fiore Agency, 647-1413. LEGAL NOTICE cause “ I was liberated early.” present system of regulating oil Have valid driver's license $1. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper MON.-FRI, 10-9 STORE, 20’x70’, 846 Main St., Realtors, 646-4200. BOLTON SPACIOUS 4%- There was agreement that imports by quotas—but not nec Model apartment open for TOWN OF ANDOVER room Ranch, Uke new conto- The measure, passed 346 to 15 MEN, part-time, evenings for Supply. Apartmenfs— Flats— Downtown Manchester. Avail d. an appropriation not to exceed $970,000 for the construe- MYRTLE ST. — just off Main PubUc Hearing of Ploiming any restriction of supply tends essarily the present level of quo Inspection Sat. and Sun. 1-6, tion and inatniutinn of Sidewalks, substantlaUy in accordance gj Large older home with tion, eat-in kitchen, built-ins, Monday by toe House of Repre Janitorial duties. 646-4220. APPLY DAILY able September 1st. Call 622- and Zoning Commissiop on to raise the price of an article. tas—be maintained. ELECTRIC typewriter, origi- Tenemonts 63 3114. week days by appointment. with preUmlnary plans as shown on a map prepared by uie 2-car garage. Must sell, make caiange of Zone fireplace, garage, lake privi sentatives, still requires approv H &L G Starting at $176 monthly. Adding to toe uncertainty is —Repeal of the ban on im SUPEIRXNTEINDENT wanted — GOOD HUMOR CORP. naUy $199.60, sacrifice $85. Also PRESIDENTIAL Town Engineering Department. ^ reasonable offer. Convenient The Andover Planning and leges. $20,600. Hayes Agency, al by toe Senate and three-quar the possibility the Senate may BOLTON — Deluxe 3^ rooms, MAIN STREETT office space, Zoning Commission wlU bold a 646-0181. ters ot the state legislatures. porting Soviet furs. Responsible married man Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy- Rd. portable electric typewriter, FURNITURE carpeting, appliances, air-con e. an appropriation not to exceed $690,000 for im p rw em e^ J t try to make the bill even more After a committee vote on fi never used, $76. Call 649-7798 100 per cent location near, pubUc hearing in the Bllemen- must be sober and reliable, South Windsor, Conn. ditioning, private finished VILLAGE to the storm sewer system, substantlaUy in accordance with pr^ Agency, 647-1418. tary______School, School Road in said "I don’t think it will affect me restrictive. Its final shape will nal language Thursday, the bill after 5. 669 Burnside Ave. banks, air-condltlmied, auto at all,” toe former child star have some knowledge of main 289-8251 basements. Attractive residen Umlnory plans preptied by the Town Engineering Departorat, _ juat Usted 7- <« August 18, not be known until after toe two heads for the House with action East Hartford matic fire . sprinkler. Apply said at her home here Tuesday. tenance and willingness to tial area. Adults only, no pets. APARTMENTS branches of Congress name con expected in September. An equal opportunity employer DON’T merely brighten carpets 289-0756 Marlow’s, 867 Main St NOTICE “I’ve worked since I was 3, so I work, good salary plus apart . . . Blue Lustre them . . . no L.F. Flano, 646-8371. .unpiememoaon oi swa landscaped yard, em Industries, Inc. d.b.a. Mai ferees to work out toe ultimate Now, renting, .average Daily Net Press Ron ■Tor Ih e Week Ended The Weather August 8, 1970 Barbara H. Hlgbie and Paul Nixon - DeMeo Wapplng Community Chiuxh Fair, mild tonight with patchy D. Ben