Of Manchester

A ■ . PAGE IWENTY-TWO THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 ATwage Daily Net Press Run Hatirb^Ht^r lEtmxn^ iS^rali Ftor The Week Ended The Weather June 28, 1969 lain O. CiampbeU end son, 23 Warm, humid, doudy srith M a n c h e ste r Bruce Rd.; Mib. Lamar And chance of Showers, thunder About Town erson and son, 118 W. Main St., 15,459 showers through Saturday. To Hospital Notes Rockville; Mrs. Stephen Yavln- night’s low 66 to 70. Ftog de The meeKtng: of the Guard sky Euid Bpn, 192 School St.; ATTENTION Manchester— City o f Vitiate Charm veloping In early morning. d u b of MyeUc Review, North Mm. Erie Hohenthal and d a u ^ - 269 American Benedt Association, visirm e hours ter, 24 Munro St.; M ^. Deniiis VOL. LXXXVm, NO. ('TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—-TWO SECTIONS) scheduled flor tomorrow night Intermediate Care Semi- McConnell and daughter, 49 MANCnESTER, CONN., FRIDA Y^ AUGUST 15, 1969 (Clamifled Advertising on Page 20) PRICE TEN CENTS has been canceled. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. Fairfield St. N O W OPEN! 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Ehlward M. Kedderling of 19 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Buckingham St. has been named Pediatrics: Parents allowed Good Weather Ahead "Kirby of Manchester" any time except noon-2 p.m .; Boston Tea Party? to the dean’s list at Harvard (Your Complete Home Cleaning îpllanoe!) University, Cambridge, Mass., others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., (AP) —Good weather is ex Army Bars Release BOSTON A P)— A group for the 1968-1969 school year. • Factory Authorized Area Distributor! 4 p.m.-8 p.m. pected through Friday in Con of Boston Irish says it will Intensive Care and Coronary necticut, thanks to a large area • Service and Seles! organize a nationwide boy Troops Go to Belfast Fifth Resigns Care: Immediate family only, of high pressure remaining sta- • Guaranteed Satisfaction! cott of British products un anytime, limited to five min thmary over the East Coast, the less British troops withdraw • 10 Years Experience! CAC Membership utes. U.S. Weather Bureau reports. from* Northern IreJcuid. Of Murder Suspect The group, organized as Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Meanwhile, a weak weather The./21-member Citizens’ Ad- 12:4S p.m., and 6:80 p.m .-8 disturbance over the Great 457 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER the Committee for Justice in \iaofy Committee (CAC) has its p.m .; others, 8 p.ra.-4 p.m., and Lakes region is moving slowly (Just North of Post Office) • 646-1281 SAIGON (AP) — U.S. tee release was refused because the petition said this was not Northern Ireland, picketed fiftliy resignation. It is from 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. eastward and may spread cloud Army ' authorities today serfouaneas of the al- true of Middleton. outside the British consulate After Night of Battling ’Thomas E. Rollason, a Repub Age Limits: 16 in maternity, iness and a few showem over denied a optitinn for +Vi.» offense.” Sources close to the case to- ’Thursday ond announced an lican, whose term was to expire 12 in other areas, no limit in our region by Saturday. ^ petition for the The peitlon was filed by a d - day Identified the dead man as other demonstration today at November 1970. self-service. release OI , one of eight vlUan attorney on b d » lf of MbJ. Chu Yen That Khac, a Vlet- the downtown office of Bri Green Beret soldiers ac- YJK»naa C. Middleton Jr., so, of namese who worked ftw- the Spe- tish Overseas Airways Coe^. BELFAST, Northern Ire RoIIason’s resignation, as land (A P )— British troops were the lour others, follows an The administration reminds cused of murdering a Viet- S.C. His lawyer con- clai Forces as ^ chief of a Dr. Donald McOaughan, r inquiring letter to all CAC mem vlsitora that with construction namese who turned ou t tn pretrial detenUon is team watching ^ North Viet- who identified himself as moved by air and land to bers from CAC chairman Eu trader way, parking space is Do If Yourself or Lef Us D6 If For You be a double-aopnt permissible only when the ac- namese infiltration trails in president of the group, said, Belfast today as 15,000 Ro gene R. Montany, asking wheth limited. Visitors are asked to An nSSnii? might try to flee O r is a Cambodia. “ The British a r « i’t a peace man Catholics tuuricaded er they would have time to be C-DAP Becomes Official bear with the hospital while the ______spokesman said dangerous person at large, and Sources close to the Green keeping force, they are only themselves l>ehind burning, come involved in the town’s parking problem exists. ------Beret murder case identified there to protect Britlah Inber- tnicks and toppled lamp- two-year C-DAP (Community Lyman B. Hoops, chairman Ident, in charge of plans and the two-year period required for the vclUm today as Chu Yen |x>ats and prepai'ed for bat Development Action Plan) of Manchester’s C-DAP Agency, programs. Looking on is Man- the C-DAP study. Travelers That Khac. a Vietnamese who McOaughan saM hls group tle. study. signs contract In Hartford with cheater Assistant Town/ Mana- previously had entered into a Patients today: 289 worked for the U.S. Special has 1,000 members. Rollason replied that, because the Travelers Research Corp. ger John B. Harkins, coordi- C-DAP study contract with ADMrTTBD YESTESRDAY: China Says Soviets Ftorces as the chief of a team Six h u n d r e d British <£■ of prior business commitments, for consultant services. Waiting nator of the town’s C-DAP pro- Wethersfield and is negotiating Mrs. Louis M. AloerUnd, South watching Northt Vietnamese In- troops were due to arrive he will not be able to partlci- his turn to sign is Robert L. gram. The contract calls for one with Middletown, St., RFD 2, Coventry; Mrs. Al- filtration trails in Cambodia. at Aldergrover airport pate in the increased responsi- Carnahan, Travelers’ vice pres- |67,600 in fees to Travelers over (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius.) ithea M. Barber, I7 Gorman PI.: TEMPLFS near Belfast in early eve bllltles of the CAC. ------Viet Fighting Joseph J. Blazinski, 44 Sautters T/xpand•and War Threat ning. Hundreds more ’Those who resigned previous Anne Peresluha, Mrs. Karla Ro- Rd.; Mrs. Gladys Bray, 82 h m killed after films taken se- ly were the Rev. Kenneth L. moved to the city by land. Bloodmohile Milestone manowlcz,- Glenn Mlrtl, Mrs. Westland St.; Glenn S. Bump, Gustafson, York G. Strangfeld CARPET and FLOOR COVERING TOKYO (AP) — Ctommunlst troops reportedly exchanged ^ Cambodia expo.sed him Soon to Soar Lortdon said the troops were Catherine Hlne, William Mar Broad Brook; Linda J. Churllla, Chinn accused the Soviet Union fire Wednesday. * “ double agent. But In about and Walter R. SInon, all for entering Belfiurt 'ns friends of RFD 6, Frederick Rd., Vemon; buatness reasons; and Mrs. Es- tins, Dougla.s iR. Hayes, David t^ y of stepping up mtlltary "By instigation and coercion. withdrew the SAIGON (AP) — U.S. mill- all the (-/eople In that city In or tella J. Simpson, for health Pierce, Allan R. Aronson, Lau Emile A. Collin, Andover; Mrs. 308 MAIN STREET TEL 6 4 3 ^ 2 ^ t h e y ^ S o ^ ) m a r i n l ^ t J ^ Bourcos said. lary spokesmen said today they der to ensure that. If humanly reasons. Smith Donates Again, rence Leonard, John J. Beverly M. DeMeJJo, 40 Dart 60,000 Chinese citizens in the lU anticipate Viet Cong and North IKMslble. there will be no further ’The CAC, soon to be expand SchaschJ. Hill Rd., Wapplng; Robert Den- TOe Chinese claimed the So- and Tahcheng areas so to the 20, but it was not Vietnamese attacks wlU contin Iriuw of life." nen, 13 Lilac St.'; Douglas J. 5 ed to BO members, will be divid .Also, Cheater Kaaak, Roland ue at their present level of 20 to Northern Irvland’s six prov ed Into seven task forces, to Now 18-Gallon Donor Wood, Touno Sarpola, Mrs. Dtngwall, 387 E. Middle Tpke.; 40 a night, then shoot up to an inces. known as Ulster, are study the 12 C-DAP functions. Grace Bogdan, M. Mark Bog- George T. Guyette, 30 Beelzebub other "high point" before Sept. atlll part of Britain, though they 2. Those town citizens who have Howard L. Smith, of 149 Union St., who has been RonaM Scott, Huborte Rd., Wapplng. have some autonomy In domes- expressed Interest In C-DAP donating at Red Cross Bloodmohile visits for so long ^vrte. Miss Doris Mitchell, Also, Mrs. Alice A. Hyjek, 267 , vlete) still refuse to send them I------U.S. headquarters reported 41 Uc affairs South St., Rockville; 'Timothy Pekings official claimed So- back." * 1 1 . • and so often "that we can’t keep up with him,” gave ûfford, George J. enemy rocket and mortar at The trooi* e«une after a night the 80 CAC members also will Nolan, Henry E. Brooks and Johnson, 28 Durant St.; Mrs. pouring bi Saifudln, described as vice OllllCtlll tacks aixl eight ground tights a pint of blood yesterday which made him an 18-gaIIon ACT NOW of vIcUmis fighting In which 8 be involved in the study, ac Paul Foster. Ethel Jones, 963 Main St.; Mrs. i^li^cements’’ and chairman of Mao Tbe-tung’s re- from 8 a.m. Thursday to 8 a.m. (>ersoiM were killed and 192 cording to John Harkins, the donor. Francesca D. Ladtana, 29 Walk taging n^lte^ exercises.’’ It volutionary committee of Sin- - . . r. J 1, t West, Thelma Kennedy, Mrs. today, with 78 of the enemy were wounded tovm’s coordinator for the C i ^ r ^ ^ s h ^ that Kaveckas, Mrs. Mari- er St.: David 'Long, 26 Newman CARPET YOUR KITCHEN WITH Thieves Return Favor "hasmy building stoa^^ hl^ Province, tee So- HEARING GRANTED killed in the ground action. U.S. Prime Minister James CMch- C-DAP study. He said that those Smttt, Who to In a l x ^ Cullen, Richard W. Dyer, St.; Mrs. Sandra E. MoLough- ways ^d rSlways /’fPfatedly sent wiLKES-BARRE, Pa, (AP) ®aa“al“ eB were U killed and 88 with the needed expertise will works at Hamilton Standard, MILFORD, Pa. (AP) — When lln, 129 Union St., Rockville; CARPET MADE EXPRESSLY FOR HOME USE . esler-Cinrk ap|>enled to Roman Joining the C h in ^ border.” ^ - A Judge today granted a hear. _tee_ command said be used from time to time, to b e ^ ^vlng b l ^ a l^ e ^ rs. Shirley Clem Edward Hackstetter of New Frands R. Mulvey, 19A Knok Cntholles and I’ rotestants alike be^f-up the seven task forces. Aprtl 1961, but Rod Croas offl- .iMii. »» u u York City found hls vacation St.; Mrs. Genevieve Odermann, In aiiothcr dispatch from “ ’'''‘I"®'** A‘*y- Souto Vietnamese casual In n television broadcast son William Marsh, Miss Deb- ^ T------. . - along the bonier. Edmund DIdIh to exhume the Ues were deocribed aa "**«*Ûgtit. " Town~ Manager Robert Weiss, clAls say ho "sneaka micaiu, Inm ao« / q , 804 Parker St.; Richard G. Ol KITCHEN CARPETS "For heaven's sake stay off p ^ ^ ‘ . d SS t f Mary Jo k :;;;"!;;;;. ^whoho More than iftO alll In the meantime. Is in the pro- often,” many ttmea ignoring the j ' w aiackwell numerous times before, he son, Somers; Mrs. Cheryl A. allied bases the streets tonight. " he mid. ARE BEAUTIFUL Saifudln a c c i^ d the Soviet Un ^«= was killed In an auto“ “ te aocident and towns were hit with rocket c e . of finding a n^lacoment 86-day period donors are su)> S a A i B ^ g e Sr.! Mrs E a wrote this note; Paradis, 170 Eldridge St."; Theo "Stay In yottr homes and do not ton of havingaccused "committed the Soviet a ser- Un- u n v ^ t e d l y p rovok^ '"'olv v,ng ln g Sen. Edward M. KenKen------mortar- and ground attacksa.u«:Ks ear- tor CUnton O’Brien on the nine- posod to wait between dona- cameron, Mrs. Byma Miller, "Thieves: ’There’s nothing dore A. Petersen, 1887 Ellington AND PRACTICAL do anything that will exacerbate leo of crimes of subversion members C-DAP Agency, tloira, "that we really can’t keep Margaret Brook.s, much here now. You stole al- Rd., Wapplng. and f i r ^ ^ o ^ H r e “ k lU i^ ^ **’;®"‘^,®"‘, 'I"'” '® ®®™‘ "* te what the U.S. the situation." O’Brien resigned because of the up with him.” Everett Walker Mrs Jane everything of any value. If aggreasion." Bromlnskl of Luzerne Coun- Comm:md eonsldet,, the first - Me blam«Hl the outlawed Irtsh Also, Mrs. Judith A. Robin He sold Soviet troops "beat up frontier ty î„„,on Pleas Court set the "high point" of the Communist p r e « of his personal work. A total of 96 persons showed gensche, Roland A. Benucage you’re caught, I think I’ll press son, 89 Hansen Dr., Vemon; Hepubilcan Army for Thursday Appointed by CJ)AP Agency UP yesterday at the Bloodmo- pjjiup Bloom, Daniel Guarnac- charges. I.think I know who you and Wdnapped" InhaWtonts anS ^ ’ 28, lit command's (oil campaign night's violence Allan M. Stegeman, Glaston fronUer guards In the border Moscow acknowledged the lat- which Hine Dinls will pres.>iit gmê then chairman Lyman Hoops to bfle’s visit to St. James’ School, Reno Dufour Mrs. Elsie “ *'®- You’ll be punished, you bury; Lesley I. and Suzanne L. 1 the attacks have At the same lime the Irish Re- serve as Ualaon with the seven and 89 were allowed to give gânson, Daniel McIntyre, Mrs. crooks, you snakes.” area where Soviet and Chinese (See Page Eight) . tor^ûj^p^y!’*”'* seven) tnibllr aniKHinee<| (| was calling TeSelle, 460 Bolton Rd., Ver Aimed soldiers of tiie British Prince of Wales Regi task forces are the tollowiing blood. Everyone, however, sign- piorence Getzewich, Lto F. the thieves returend, non; Mrs. Angellne L. Tine, up first line reserves of Its C-DAP Agency members: ed the scroll which wUl be sent D|,jna, JoHej>h Dbha’hue, Mrs. ute his food and left this reply: Blast Hartford; Michael J. VI- ment stand ready facing taunting Catholic rioters 13.000-ns\n ,iirmearricnde in Bngsidc action Wits taken to have the Watkins, recreational and cul- were, Rudolph Heck, nine gal- Îso, Charles Genovese 3ls- Is some money ($1.60 was at- InM|w "In readiness tor a WllUmontlc. Bridge Yields Fossils^ Bone district. 1/ondimderry. TriMips are equipi>ed witli tural; Fred Thrall, pubUc uUll- Ions; John W. Klein, five gal- Gardner,’ Mrs. tached to the note) for the food, BIR’THS YES’TERDAY: A son Used to Quell jienee-keejang ojierntlon." He ties and sennices; William ions; Anthony P. Sartor . and (4;orrui. West, Miss June C Wer- Ood bless you. Love, and may to Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. gas masks, left, and shields, center. A sergeant did not exitlaln further Thornton, pubUc safety ond En>eBt A. Lqy, tour g a l l ^ ; Kuhnly! Miss God be with you.” Froemsdorf, 16 Hawley St.; a Ttte Homan Cut hoi Ir south al transportation; the Rt. Rev. Ralph M. CUftord, Francis ’Tru- wanied: "Hocks we will take, hut at the first iwtrol daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don Seattle Riots ready Isui several hundred Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, ed- doau, John J. Naretto, and — ------^ .... troops along NorUiem Iretaml's ucatlon; Dr. Sedrick RawHns, Rocco DeSimone, three gal- ald G. Eagleson, 86 West St., iMunh we fire." (AP Wirejthoto via cable fnmi Bolton. Ammosaurus Was There SEIATTLJ!: (AP) — Police tl»- western hontor to su|>iKirt and housing; and Atty. Eugene Kel- Ions; Charles N. Francis, Ar- Pre-School Dates Listed DISCHARGED YEISTERDAY; Ing tear gaa and rlgtut sticks Ixtndtmderry) ktipply field hospItaU set up to lyi general government and in- thur R. Tlnsz and Mrs. Lorot- receive wounded fleeing from terpersonal commiudcatlcns. ta Schaller, two gallons; Mrs. Carlos DeSousa Sr., Windsor By JOHN A. JOHNSTON clashed with long-lmlred, beard Northern Ireland U Locks; Mrs. Joyce Q. Bolting, Previously appointed were Ceclle McCorten, David T. For Bennet Junior High Scoffers, skeptics, and ed "atreet peopio" In Uie third seven town department heads, Gorke and James Noonan, one 32 Church St.; Michael F\»c, In Ihiblln Itself, a crowd of Gardner Rd., Vemon; Mrs. Par night of vtolence In SeutUe's to serve as ex-officio chairmen gallon. Bennet Junior High School the above are local parochial out - and - out unbelievers, several hundred |>eo(>lr trlcla McCarthy, 84 Deerfield Univenrity District. of tile seven task forces. Those who kept appoint Principal Allan Cone announces school students who have ol- THIS MlffiE INOLUDES clothe yourselves in sack screamed as the Union Jack Dr.; Wanda M. Cyr, South Twenty-one peraom were ar Irish History Brutal: ments: Mrs. Mary Cornelius, the following pre-school sched- ready been scheduled for Grade Labor and High daidanilty rubber back cloth and ashes. There were was rtpiMHi from tlie fifet-flour Windsor; Mrs. Alma M. HaL rested, of them on suspicion flag|X>lr of the Mrilish Kmbosey Drug Cases Continued Mrs. Mary Walker, Aired R. jqp pupils new to the school, 9, local parochial school stu- carpet. Herculon fiber face yarni in skeletal and fossilized re of burglary, during the thre«-- field. Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; 6 tweed colon. Alsuit 70 luiblln police gusrillng MIDDLETOWN, Ooim. (AP)— Campbell, Mrs. Betty J. Bara- exceptions noted later: dents entering Grade 7 or 8 Santo Sipala, 66 Walker St.; mains of Ammo.saurus ma- hour ’ThunMay nl(ght melee that ‘Forget, Forgive Not’ Two persons charged with vio- nowskl, Mrs. Donna Bremser, Registrations of all new stu- who have already registered the emtmssy wntrheit Impas Mrs. Marion C. Menzel, Elcust jor in the bridge over Hop covered about eight square sively as the crowd (sHinred on latlon of the controlled drug law Mrs. Agnes Agnew, 44enry Grades 7, 8 and 9 will and been tested for reading, blocks and at one time Involved Hartford; Cleon L. Chapman, Brook at Bridge St. IJJNIKINDEHHY, NorUtem were hiugltt for ronlrol »jf the Is- the flag and rtp|s-d It npari In a after an Incident Involving a fe- Wlerzblckl, Herbert Shroyer, be heid Aug. 18-22. and pupils entering from Grade 62 Strickland St.; John J. Sch- Yesterday afternoon, after on estimated 2,000 persons. Ireland (AP) The Ijunttonder- lami In 1890. WllUam of Orange male minor were arraigned In Miss Elizabeth Gulnan, Mrs. Testing of nil new registrants 6 In Manchester elementary liig-of-wsr weir. East Windsor Hill; Mrs. two days of probing, two finds A force of 181 riot-equipped of ry rioters hurling rocks and gas tmunc^ King James at the Harry Murptiy. the 23-year-old Circuit Court Wednesday and stensen, Mrs. Grace Agnew. will be conducted Aug. 26 at 9 schools. Barbara S. Royce, 103 Diene SAVE were made 180 mlUion years ficers came under a hall of oline bomba ut their |x>Uce err>er. Hattie of Uke Hoyne and IhiXee- hod their case continued until Those who kept appoint- a.m. in the Franklin Building. School will open at 8:06 a.m. Dr. give or take a few mhllon yeara rocka and sllngihdt-flred pellets my were acting out a ritual of tant su|>remncy in Ulster was * (Kee Page Eight) Monday. Also, Mrs. Roaelyn Hill, Testing will consist of a men- on Sept. 4. All new pupils In Also, Mrs. Alice L. Williams, —after the prehlatorlc creature No Injurieii were reprirted. hate and violence embedded In assured. Oiilcuils reported John K. Francis E. Brooks, Samuel jal ability and a reading test. Grades 7 and 8 will be notified Brood Brook; Mrs. Cecelto. De- pas.tMng. •nie ftghOigt le Chester wa^ also cliarged with toff Jr., Francis A. Mafc Jr., d,u,s placement of nil hew stu- the same edition will carry in- Butcher Rd., Rockville, the day with the team from at the Open I>oor Clinc Usit pro Hlnce Ute »th century, whaei Ireland's lml«ls-twlenoe but V.rg s g t a s ■ IX-'Mlgg,.- possession of controlled drugs, Joseph M. Mlchallk and Miss jjgnls. formation relative to bus stops Also, Mrs. Robert Hadden and I'ealx)dy .Museum of Natural vides free medtoaJ servlem f/>r tile Norsemen began Uintr |>lun- Nirrlhem Irelnmi reiiudned and Blslu)p was al«> charged Therese Noel. fjQt required to attend any of and times. daughter, 198 Hilliard St.; Mrs. Hlst(»ry at Yale University, call- hlpples and "atreet [leople" who -'lering eg]s-Jha, outstders linked wiUi the HrUisti i:ruwn In with dispensing controlled dnqfs. Walk in donors: Orrln E. . ■______.______td tliclr attention to o p/ilr of frequent the district adjacent to Imva alwSys r e e le d this IslaiMl acixsdani e wiUi the wlsftes of Neariu^lliiba the Universtty of Wadtington TTir Normans wito took lOng Us Protestant majority CERAMIC TILE marking^ on a slab of red sand MIAMI (API Winds and SUMMER stone. enmpuB. land by storm In 1086 soon F rom t)w> (Mitsrl 60 y ears ago. tides niee rapidly In wndern After looters smashed the turrw/I Us-lr attention to Ireland many of Nortlw-m Irekwid'a I’rofes.slonal examination by (tuba today as Hurricane Ch- H j TUB AREA tjr. John H. Ostrom of the I'eu- televtslon shop windows, pohee utMl tod/iy isiines like FUzsIm <'uUu>kljssw«l Ute partm uo c JR. 1 ST O mills gppnjachMl the Island with 8-Fleoe Fixtore body Division of Vertebnite Pal- ordered a crowd of about 2,000 mons and Fitzgerald are re »»sl clslmeil Uwty wanted with lOh-mlle an hair fury on a CARPET eontology. and Dr Peter (Jul- persons to disperse They mhslers of that Invasion territory to htnii |sirt id the nsirse nto tfte liuU of Msnico ton. curatorial assIsUuit, con- moved In after the order was ig Hy the 1800s a new element siHithem rejsibhr FURNITURE, Inc. The blggaot bkiw In lha'°AUan- flrriled the find. They were two nored but relrenieOTs ar>uiKl the ETt>rlda OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. "I am not sure they are About 200 persons regrouped a The kings of Engkirvl lierUled BHSsInatluna. ahooUngs. lyrtch NOW Uml the Island present« ! a Keys were warned not to ven from the beast we are looking Mock away and taunted officers Ings, sraisi ami riots ture far from t6»re for. " Dr. Orirom said. He r,-- threat to the survival of Uirtr (Hot Page Twesly-ThrOT) ferred to the hind quarters of (Her Page Eight) way of Mfe and bkiody bailies At note, EI/T. Chmllle was centeed near latlHmle 20 2 The enclosed iwrtion of the fi.ssure contains a six-inch blue-white Ixine sliver Ammosaurus in Peabody This FU specimen was discovered when north, IxmgKude 86 9 west, from Ammosaurus mtijor. Dr. John H. Ostrom of Yale’s Peal>ody Museum is sandstone was excavated from atsjut 400 mtlee wjuthweet ot lA -. ami and 80 ntUee weet of the On confident the fragment is the missing part of a femur now in the mu.seum. (Bee Page Eight) Cross-Country Killer Gas Trip bar't Isle 4 427.95 Wliat is ph(«ge»Mi'’ gas across the country ran Into h batter the portkm (g Ctoba B legal block along a schedute bacco rrup the laland'a sasxswl from l,’olorsdo One train was C I a ■■ e I c dascTlptmns near the Inland Huel Co com biggest money-maker, is being beaded for Industrial purrhas ptwsgme call It an extremely (Aex In East Ortcogu and a|A>ar harvested INLAID •AVE : ^ i poisonous |pui that may enlly were on the way Itoure era In Ixuilslana an/1 the oOier to tkgar Che mam -rop, also prove very harmful even In later ol 11 *0 a m KDT they was expecteake Erie as stdffs WUla TiHjr Last. r 8 ftepariment of Tranaporta- Dr Rjebert H IMnirpeon, chief . a shortcut on their runs. Ftriit made in 1812 by uxt^- •49.95 tion . • ut the Natkmal Husrkcanc Cen The train tarrying the gas binmg carbon nvonoxt/ic and Tile shipment naited through ter. said It was too early to tore- was due to enter Conads at chionne. U is I S times hsav tl.-- Chicago area Is lor a chsml- cast hose Fkjrlda and the chain WTndsor (ohlght. travel through lar than air The drawing of Plateosaurus (flat-toothed giant) i «i pisht In Uckport S Y Tha ot Fkiiida Keys will be affected ALL PURPOSE CARPET -I>ec':men.'- uncovered during extavations for bridge 9t Thomas and Welland and re Thla Is tlM outdoor carpet you wa.s made by Dr. Peter f'ralton of the Peabody ptjrilon of the shipment going to but oald gale warnings may go can't MU from Indoor carpat. material at liurkland'- Wolcott quarry in (JctiJ/er turn to U 8 territory at Niagara Purvis tsld Ih-' shipment is m umliscbjsed Louisiana destt up taler In cht.day tor the wess- Made of strong mnn-mede Museum of Natural HLstory ti«m working at the IHSJ. What :.s i/elievead A federal official said two verted to a school where 8.000 to Kof. 68J6 ■«. T6. i .smaller, the configuration wa.s the .■vame. he said. hour earlier. call fri/m 'Robert EUey,. tn Siding in noethwiat Indiana aft. lectuiical experts, equipped with 10,000 Cuban youth* are Indoc- charge of our rail, air, marine sr two huilty starts toward _hs TTte .squared portion contains the hind quarters customs dlvlsloh " Now York desUoation (He* rikge Eight). (Hee Page Eight)

■ ''^5 -V uU. kS - hfjfli'A: ... .^..1-.u..- ■ P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. 1969 P A G E T H R E E This W eek MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold on Bridge X A R G A * E l C *< 0 “ ‘••‘•GUIDE...... Kopechne Attorney^ Dinis -By CLAY R. POLLAN- A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS AND THEATERS. echne, said he would meet 3 Poy 33Aify 63 Todoy self the country's okleet nation the Motion Picture Code ■ 19 to Kenivedy'B credit cord. ♦ A J 4 4 5 today with Diet, Atty. Edmund 4 Sîol 34'SM u ld 64 Groups 41-50^56-71, ally (Uatrlbuted Sunday newa]>a- of Self-Regulation. shutout bid Is based on a vary "At least half a dotwi people 5 Attention 35 B ^ in s 65 Expect 76-78-82-90^5: 9 Q75 (5 96 ITlnts and Luaeme County (Jourt Aircraft Sheet Metal Mechanics per supplement, may oeeae pub long suit with no outside Tonigjit at 7:M - GIMINI 6 T o 36 Is ^ 66 Are SAGITTAmUS ® Suggested for GENERAL O AKJ7 0 98432 have acceos to the eenator'a 7 Yoor (J«€'Webb.”.”: Judge Bernard C. Bromlnald to 1st and 2nd sMft oponfngs m a y 21 37 Comes 67 Ideos lication with its Nov, 2 loMie due strength. In this case Ekiuth had credit cord,’’ Drayne oaM, “ but 8 Much 38 People 68 Your NOV eudlencee. ♦ A82 4 Q I 0 963 0[4NF MlCh44T dtscusB the proposed exhums- j- V JUNE 20 to falling circulation and adver I doubt that any of them mode AH frlnga b a n *^ 9 Hoste 39 Leod 69 Helpfulness DEC 21 H i bits and pieces In all suits, so SOUTH Uon of her body. 10 M okes 40 Responsive 70 Through tising. S Suggested for MATURE any calls that night. I think the lr> ; 3- 4- 5- 6 that a paas would have been Dinis waa scheduled to appear 7-13-56 11 W oste 41 Your 71 Becked 2-15-22-337V 'The management o< the 81- audlencaa (parental discre 4 Q 1098763 wtxde story’s a fabrication." 12 Chip 42 Woy 72 News 44-51-63 -5a more orthodox. South landed on ^ K4 before Bromhwld to ask the 13 Personat 43 Through 73 Chorm year-old supplement recom tion advised). 1st Class Mochfinics only nood apply CAPRICORN his feet because he was a good court to order exhumation and The Manchester (N .H .) Union 14 You 44 Be 74 Clubs mended Weckieaday 1r a letter O Q6 15 Right 45 See 75 And ® ^^STRICTED — Persons swindler. an autopsy o f the body o f the Leader said five calls were to 12 dlBtributing nemr^pepera dH KS Friday Nislit Special 16 Opposite 46 A s 76 By JAN. 19 under 16 not admitted, un- North dealer. 28-yeiUvokl secretary who died made "before midnight” from 17 Sex 47 To u 77 Cooperation ttiEit the Nov. 2 issue be the last North East South West the cottage to which Kennedy TABOO Manufacturing Oo., Inc. 18 Friends 46 Appreciote 78 Cooperotion 18-32-48-68^ lets accompanied by parent East-West vulnerable. In Sen. Eklward M . Kennedy’s 69-75-79-81 '5:^ Pass Pass 3 4 Double and Miss Kopechne attended a 19 New 49 To 79 Good or adult guardian. Opening lead—King of Dia All Pass oar to an accident at Chsppa- 20 W in 50 Ideos 80 To •Agreement from client news- TUNNEL RD. VERNON. CONN. LIO AQUARIUS monds. qukUlck Island In IBsssachu- party the night of the accident. 21 On 51 Mode 81 Advice JAN. 20 popers is needed before the stq>- '® Peraona under 16 not ad 52 For East and West were lutng setts last month. 22 Moves 82 Of plement can halt eraUofi. A . AUG 22 23 Yo u r 53 Some 83 Previous . Fte! 18 ,;pje 84 Public apokCBman for the magaalne V^34-45-53 12-21-23267§ mey be higher in certain over an opening bid of three. led another spade to force out to wait unUl after the meeUng Q uits Agency Post 25 Contoct 55 Your 85 Gaining said a definite decision is ex 5>^1-85-87 26 Shoulder 56 Groomirvg 86 Spots 31-39-80-86' the ace, and his contract was areae. Check theater or West would have bid four clubs Twin Lobster Dinner before deciding on a legal WASHINGTON (A P ) — CUf- vmGO 27 Lig h t 57 Awoy 87 Approvol PISCES pected early next week. safe. 28 Yo ur advartieing. over three spades if he had (xxirse of octSem. 58 Importont 88 FuTKttons F£B^ 19 "It Is a pity that ’TMs Week, tord L. Alexander Jr., who re S / il 29 Opportunity 59 They 89 Hoppenings wanted his partner to bU ; and Dally Question ineludliig potato & vegetable "A fte r the conference I wlH BO long such a distingulslied P rin ttd •• a public larvice M .0 0 signed last April os chairman of SERI. 22 30 You 60 On 90 Others MAR. 20 his actual double was meant have to consult with the Ko- member of the newspaper fami by thia nawtDapet As dealer, yon bold: Spades, the Equal Opportunity (Commis 3N16-17-36-40 ^ N c l V r t l 14-2a28-42fO for penalties. pechnes to see wtwit we wlU ^49-55^7 70^73-77 ly, evidently has outlasted Its A-J-4; Hearts, Q-7-5; Dtamonds, Also a complete menu including steaks, chops & seafiiod. sion to a dispute with the Nixon West took the top diamcods, do,” hs said. econonvlc tsefulness to newspa A-Jt-J-7; Clubs, A-8-2. Two bands from 9 to 1 for your dancing and listening administration, has quit as a continued with the ace o f clubs Mrs. Kopechne sold ehe and pers and advertUerB,” said Wbat do yon say? enioyment. Call and reserve your lobster dinner now. member of the agency. THEATER TIM1-- and then led the eight o f clubs. her husband were "stUi deter WANTA CHEVY? Fred H. Stapleford, president of Answer: Bid one diamond. Alexander, SS, a Negro and a South played the Jack o f clubs mined to prevent an autopsy." Coventry United Newspapers Magazine SCHEDULE The hand Is too strong for an New York lawyer, said he waa from dummy. East naturally BANQUETS — WEDDING PARTIES — UP TO 4#S Dtofs henwonts an'autop- 1968 CHEVROLET NOVA Corp., which owns ’This Week. opening bid of l-NT. Bid your leaving the $S6,(XX>-a-year Job to covered with the queen, and ■y so that the results o f the ex suit and make a jump rebId In Mdtum books are enjoyed at the. Second Annual Interfolth Cathrilc people. Left to right Pamela MoCantn of Herttont become a' member of the Wash "Although we do not regret In cinema I, Midnight Cowboy amination could be tnchided to South Just as naturally won notrump at your nejct turn. THE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL & RESTAUBANT 2-Door Sedan. Elqutpped with the economlool 4-cyltoder Boyington Asks Support, any sense our determined effort 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30. Hartto^Ld^M^p^"^*®^ Donovan of 110 WesUand St. Vickie McConta of Hart’ ington law firm of Arnold A with the king. Copjrright 19W Route 44A, Bolton <43-9731 the Inquest he has ordered into to give it renaissance, we be Cinema II, Funny Girl 2:00, ^ “ '® tutored In reading skUhs by area ford, Lori and Rita Gildden of Colonial Rd. Bolton ChrMlne the accident Porter. engine. 3 - ^ e d rtandard shift, radio and standard safety The effect of this apparently General Features Coip. lieve it would be foolhardy to 8 : 0 0 . pointless maneuver waa to give ^ ^ Carter of Hartford and Cindy Mldlln of 20 Aroellla Dr. (HtnaW After the flUng of the peUUon, When he quit aa chairman of Gives Views on Five Issues tee for Continuing Conoem. a ffpoup or Jewlah, Protestant and Phdto by Bucelvicii») features. Color: Silver blue/matchlng Interior. continue puUishing when all the Cinerama, Ben Hur 8:00. West the impression that South a healing could be held In about the commission. Alexander ac Gene Boyington, Republican partment.” He adds that vital signs are negative,” Sta East Hartford Drive-In, Cas sHII held a losing club. South 10 daye, court officials said. cused the administration of pleford added in his letter to the tle Keep 9:60; Mad Room 8:15. Abnormal Calf Dies Sat. A Son. withholding its support to fight candidate for the new Town "maintenance of an effective next cashed the king o f hearts Mon. thru FrI. “SHBUrHsMs-sn-Mtl „ DUds said hs had three state editors. iMie-iMiiiMtti »*UV> 2IS 40 ing Job discrimination. and publicly acceptable public East Windsor Drlve-In, Me, and led the six o f spades. NEW MILFORD (AP)—A calf 2:00-7:00-8:46 police detoettves investigeUEe Council, has Lssued a statement Current circulation of die sup In an Interview Thursday aft safety program Is becoming an Natalie 9:M, A Fine Pair 8:15. With four eyes that waa bom THEATRE EAST the accident in preparation tor listing his views on five Issues Traps West Day Camp Aids in Race Relations plement is 9.9 million, a sha^ Manchester Drlve-In, Daddy’s er making hie resignation pub Increasingly difficult task. To This series of, plays made it here last weekend died Thurs the inqueeS which Sept. 8 and calling for the support of dit^ from its 1903 h l^ of 14.6 Gone A-Hunting 10:30, ’Twisted at Edgartown, Moss. lic, Alexander, a Democrat, expect success In this without seem that South had started day. By MARGARET HAYDEN co-director of the camp and as 5 million. Moreover, IS newspa Nerve 8:30. After lunch the group swam at lors were there assisting when Mrs. Kopechne said the autop said administration officials Wa fellow Republicans at next the undivided attention of a with the singleton king of The calf—named Duette—waa The second annual two-week pers, representing an a g g re g e ije State ’Theatre, Never A Dull sistant pastor of South Church. Globe Hollow and finished the needed. sy has turned Into a poUUoai Is were "backing off from their Tuesday’s psjty caucus. small number of dedicated citi of hearts and three clubs to apparently a normal black and Interfalth Day Camp closed to "The ladies saw the need, circulation of 4.3 million for the Moment 1:30, 7:35, Rascal 3:15, comp day with a glass of milk. On other days the youngsters sue. reaponslbllltles under law ." zens In a responsible capacity the, king. Apparently South waa white heifer except for her four day with an all-day picnic at originated and organized the Boyington Is one of several supplement, plan to cancel ef 0:10, 9:20. Special events, beside today’s completed paper woven place “ Mr. Dints has not given us "H ere we are six months Into Is only to invite disillusion trying to get to the dummy with eyes, two noses and two mouths. NATIONAL GENERAL PICTURES South United Methodlat Church, camp and enjoyed doli« It,” members of his party seeking fective Dec. 81, 1969. UA ’Theatre, Daddy's Gone picnic included a trip to the mats, paper bag puppets, pine any definite reason tor wontli^ a presidency and we have not ment." the king of spades to discard The cause of death was unde but the heneflte to the 20 chil he added. “They didn’t wait for a nominaitlon to the Town Coun Stapleford said this would A-Huntlng 2, 7, 8:45. I A MARK ROBSON PRODUCTION University of Connecticut to see cone animals, decoratocT'dbvera an autopsy," she said. "W e seen a major statement on civil his last club on the ace of termined. dren from HarttoPd’B North the churches but worked DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc. cil. Each party can run four ’The fourth issue is fire protec mean that costs to the newspa Cinema I, Me, Natalie 7:10, tarm animals on Wednesday. from cottage cheese ppokages. can't understand why he waited rights," he said. "This hardly hearts. End, the 10 from the Manches-" through the churches." He call candidates for the council and tion. “ We have heard some pers would shoot from Its 9:10. S O long to do this. He Is only gives blacks and many other $86 RROAJi HTKKRT, MAN€'HEHTBR-«U-410e If West did not have the Jack B A i D Y l S G«5N b ter area and the many leaders Various townspeople con pencil holders fpqnl^ Juice cans the seven top vote-getters will question about the advisability present subsidized level of |2 Mansfield Drive-ln, A Fine ed the camp "a step In the right hurting us." of spades he would surely step w ill continue. tributed In different ways. Be and dried flowerarrangements.s ra rr minorities a sense of being rep be elected. Neither parly has of a paid Fttaff of firemen. At per thousand copies to about |10 Pair 8:30, The April Fools 10:00. direction” In dealing with the Dinis has ssld that he had no resented by the President." up with the ace of spades in Catholic, Protestant and Jew cause of an interest in dogs They developed many skHla and chosen the "open caucus" route, preeent, few of us g^ve It serious per thousand In 1970. problems of racism. plana to call Kennedy to testify the hope of getting a club trick ish people concerned with the brought out In a reading ses learned useful ways to spend however, and instead both town thought.” Boyington continues, Advertising, which peaked at Techniedof'/Si It was the Rev. Mr. Comell's at the inquest. However, he asSd while the getting was stlU good. needs of children used their in sion, someone brought In a St. leisure thne. committees have recommended "But wo should look Into this 1,027 pages in 1967, also has fall suggestion that local children developments to tiw case would Religious Film But West actually played a low dividual abilities and talents to Bernard puppy to show the chil The leaders brought sujqiUes four names to the party onu- now. If we are to be ready tor en off In the last decade, declin be added to the program this determine whether the senator spade on South’s sbe, showing organize, develop and run a dren. for each day's project. When ous, although In both cases there an orderly transition when the ing to 46 pages In 1908. year for the mutual benefit of eventually would bo summoned.' Set at Calvary that he hoped to defeat the program tor children In Grades "The teen-age counselors de asked where she got all the ma are several others Interested In proper time comes. The next Under their contracts, the aH campers. Some of the area Kennedy lias been quoted by contract even if South did get 1, end 3. serve lota of credit,” Mrs. W il terials, Mrs. Myron Rice, a Yon can gel married without Michads the candidadee. Hvo to 10 years will see enough newspapers pay production and campers are chlidU-sn of the the Boston Globe as saying: " I ,. "Centerville Awakening," an rid of a club loser. In short, There was more emphasis on liam Martens, one of the camp leader, said, "A fte r eight years growth and concentration In paper costs on a pro rata basis women working In the program feel the tragedy of the g irl’s Boyington was not one of the award-winning religious film, West did everything but take developing reading skills and originators said. "T h ey do a Coventry to warrant solid con and paTtldpate In advertising In the Girl Scouts you learn to death, That's on my mind. four recommended by the Re and some were selected be beautiful Job. Some were active BulU isn't easy! sideration of this suggestion." profits. will be .shown Sunday at 7:30 the Jack of spades out of his the tutoring program this year, save things." That's what I'll always have to publican Town Committee. But cause the leaders felt they last year and most of them p.m. at Calvary Church, 647 hand and wave it In the air. Mrs. Paul S. Seybolt, who Is In Last year the program met live with. But what I don’t want town committee endorsement Boyington eU s o boUeves that a woulf^ benefit from the camp. This was Just what South charge of the reading program,- come every day and stay all at St. Bartholomew’s Church does not gunrantee the endorse sewer district should bo estab E. Middle Tpke. The event la The Hartford children were to live with are the whtapers ENOAGEMCNT OWMONDB WEDDING Rin g s needed to know. He let the six EASTHARTFORO said. Children read aloud to day.” but It moved this year to South and Innuendoes end faisehoods, ment of the oaucus, .so in an lished "v e ry soon. In the south Today in History open to the public. picked up at St.' Michael’s WEOOINQ INVUAIIONS f of spades ride for a finesse, D U IV F IN i f 1(1 leaders and listened to leaders She hopes the camp will In Church for more room Indoors because they have no boats to other sense, both parties’ slates ern section of the town where Winner of the National Film winning the trick. Then South read. During the outdoor play Church In Hartford and bused clude more children and last BRIDAL REQIBTRY WEDDING QIFT8 ' - so many of us Hvo so snugly In and outdoora. The Rev. Edward fact." ore still open. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Foundation "O scar" as the out time some children preferred to Manchester. The camp day longer neict summer. She has BRIDESMAIDS' QITTB USHERS' QIFTB a high water table. An engineer LoHose, assistant pastor of St. Miss Kopechne died when Boyington notes in his state Today Is Friday, Aug. 16, the standing production of Its kind, to sit on the stone fence In the started with milk and crackers, done Inter-raclal work at St. URGEST SELECnONt OT CHINA. STERUN(L GLASS ing study Is being prepared •cur Bortholomeifr’s Church, Is co Kennedy's car plunged o t f a ment that ho has served the 227th day of 1969. TTiere are 138 “Centerville Awakening" re CHICKEN church yard and listen to a usually followed by a reading Michael’s and has a deep con rently in lino with the October director of the camp. narrow bifdge Into a pond the town as a member of the Police days left In the year. portedly shows how any con story. program, outdoor play, arts and cern for the children In that 1907 report of the Beweroge I NIWiNf.TON - — ' The camp has no formal re- night of July 18. CommlsBlon Study Committee Today’s Highlight In History gregation can find a new spirit "It’s been a good ecumenical crafts and music. Hot lunch area. "F o r many of them, the A Study Committee, although cer hbt T & TT IlglouB InMructlon but a blessing In Washington, a spokesman and also as chairman of the On this date to 1914, ..the Pana ual lease on life. event for Manchester,” the often Included home-baked camp Is their vacation,’ ’ she tainly not with the speed for Is said before lunch. “’Âbout 30 for Kennedy denied today the Sewerage Study Committee. "1 ma Canal waa o4ficdaUy opened It Is the story of Ed and ra < I ^ V tw o GU ■ '*1 I-H GP '• I '»(• tCJP Rev. Gary Cornell said. He Is goods donated by neighbors. said. "T h e kids enjoy it and, whdeh this committee had hop C iauna RT represeittatlves from St. Mary’s senator made any teleptune have felt the frustration of see to traffic. Laurie Damon, missionaries Powerful Adult Drama' Academy Award FRY hopefully, it lets them know that Church, Temple Beth Sholom, calls the rright of the acofdssit ed.” r M iia d M ing no ojcUon of note taken on On This Date forced home by 111 health, who Dnstin goa Winner people do care about them ." St. James’ Church as well as "The senator made no tele •suiri r »s _ „ DOWNTOWN the recommendations of edthor Boyington odds that "no In 1769, Napoleon Bonaparte lake the pastorate of a Center JEWELCRB- MANCHBarCH thought of a major facility such Hottnuan Volght Barbra Streisand The children are proud o( St. Bartholomew’s Church and phone calls through the night," group," he said, adding that the waa born on the Island of Cor ville church, finding their con 8M MAIN BTRBBT "Midnight Cowboy" “ Fmmy Girl"—Color Burger Makes Hit the toys, gifts and decorations South Church worked together said Rlcliard C. Drayne, Kenne new Town Council "w ill bo able os this is reasonable without sica. gregation made up of members color Doily at 2 A 8 p.m. they made to the ants and to make the interfolth camp to etlmlnnte this typo of prob some thought about future phy In 1936, humorist Will Rogers who have permitted their lives Bargain Hoar 1 - 2 orofte program. Thursday’s possible. The leaders we talked lem because Us members will sical layout of that section of luid aviator Wiley Post were to be moulded by the m aterial Good Reoerved Seats Mon. thru Sat. project 'W a s gold crosses made wtth were reluctant to say what be policy makers to a far gre»it- the town to be served. Renewal killed When their airplane istic philosophies of a modern Available Up To With ABA Delegates V 3^ AR SMta S1A9 from tooth picks glued to card the long-range benefits of the or reconstruction undoubtedly crashed near Point Borrow, world. Show Ttanee * 1 . 5 9 er degree than our selectmen By BARRY SCHWEID bers, obviously Is intent on board. The children settled down camp might be but agreed that hove been permitted to be.” will take place In many areas Alaska. The film was produced from M O N D A Y sooner or later. Some provision In 1944, the allied Invasion of Associated Press Writer building friendship and coopera quickly and listened to the lead healthy, wortltwhUe aOdvltiee 'n w ieason for this, Boyington Its Inception In close collabora TWIN PUSHBACK ^ GIANT ACRfS Of should be mode tor this while southern France began In World ★ -k ^ f. tion within the professional fam er demonstrate how to make had been enjoyed by the chil ejqjiained. Is that "th e ’Town tion with ministers of many de AUDITORIUMS ^ G A I U R Y SUTS SC KM fN FR(( PiRKING 5 (ALL YOU CAN EAT) DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — The Charfie almost anythin}; installing the system." War II. V.A. •• , ily. the crosses. Teen .age counse dren and the leadens. nominations. It Is a Gospel Manager wUI bo handling most most conspicuous lawyer at the Helpful Is the fact that the Boyington concludes by noting In 1947, the Independent states Films, Inc., production. administrative detiUl, and the high (xiurt seems less a bone to that despite future plans design of India and Pakistan wore American Bar Association’s you want this Fall oouncUmen will have their time the throat of the AB A aa time ed tor "CoveiKtrlans of ’Tomor created, ending two centuries of UOUIARD,, 92nd annual meeting was War free for meaningful dlsF-usslon goes by. The organization is fast row, there -are still plenty of British rule. of IsBuos in proposed new di In 1948, the Independent Re- ren E. Burger, the chief Justice losing Its onetime deep conserv -even cash- with a (JB F Ctoventrtons of today around rections of town Involvement. inibltc of Korea was proclalm- TU cutA ^ ieiU t of the United States. atism. „ G Hopefully they will use some of whose Interest and wlahes have od. Handsome as a movie Judge, The delegates, therefore, prob their free time to consider the to be respected.’’ In 1901, East German workers DRIVE-IN he shuttled from bar meeting to ably appreciated Burger more Master Charge (yard. human element in every ac lo u n s o n began to build the Berlin wall. ceremonial dinner In a gleam for being with them than for tion.” ~ 649-6220 Ten Years Ago what he said. CharKed in DiHtiirhaiicp ing limousine to promote whai \V r cell it the lliin p isilic (x x k rtlx x il. Y'mi tun ilu m r ju .t alxiut Boyington then lists the Issues FWel C4U«tro charged that the he calls "The Great Partner Besides, some of what he sold **Patty Duke gives one of the STORES Of fASHlOt*-’^ '^ sni'thing with it. Ju il s I h m j i sn>ulirrr. It'« lirtirr than m. as he sees them, beginning with United States and the Organi 394 TOLLAND TPKE. ship’’—the cooperation of law has been said to them before— HARTFORD (AP) — Alfred most brilliantly thought out II you like money better, \ou c*n me your a proposed airport In the town. J. Raudreau, 26, of Hartford, zation of American States had yers, Judges and law schools. by ^S/gerren. MANCHESTER, CONN. CH I' .Matter Cliatur Card to jjrt it, I( m >. "In my estimation, our town was arraigned Thursday and supported a counter revolution t performances seen in a Warren, like Burger, to 1968 He spoke in a quiet voice and. O r you can w rite your own |>erional loan (or provides a severly limited cli freed on 3100 bond on a charge ary plot In Cubo. l o n g t i m e ! ’ -/f»jr /?«the authority for making such —dad H IT — and practical courses In law tax $25.30. a facility a worthwhile addition schools. LAM Homes Inc. to (Jerald T. to our town, or for keeping,It ROCK III |)S()\ " I t Is great to get a leader and Ruthonn LoPIne, property from becoming on addition at aiul like him,” sold Clark, long an at 102 Ralph Rd.. conveyance all, should He with the Plan- WALT Cl,.\l niA C.VRDINAl .l, advocate of an Improved Judi tax $33.66. nljjg and Zoning Commission,’’ make cial system. and that one PZC member A l lN i; I ’.M K DISNEY JujAice Louis Burke. of the should be .specifically assigned productions California Supreme Court said to familiarize himself with the he was ’’delighted" with Bur-' H A V E details of the proposal. ger’s performance. The second Issue Is public "J u ^ e s all over the country garabc collection service, will coopjerate wUh him ," said — U — Plaa . , . OmimO; CMw Os-Hi about which Boyington feels tU ck WwiIrdw, Clauito Burke. "He's one of them." there is presently "not suf riNE IMIB** (M) And Albert Jenner Jr., a ficient evidence to say anything prominent (Chicago lawyer, SEEN EASE W m SOR about thia. However, It Is ANabonAI Hr Wa m commented : "I was encouraged 5 worthy of detailed analysis." DHIVl IN ★ HI 5 most by hiS statement that the 5 Population la growing and STABTS AVQ. M Wed. “ Bonnie A C2yde" Judiciary la part of the profeo- dense enough in areas to make Gr«a rmmOy FUn rm n l slon and that Judges should not Oi BrtfM WAtar** public collection possible, "But "Cool Hand Luke" isolate themselves." we must have a very carefully "It Is a new approach, a wel developed plan If we are to act come one and a refreshing favorably on this question." one." Jenner added. Next, Boyington would like a Though nobody said so direct Police Commission, or an ad- ly, there was another aspect to b r a n d n e w vlsory |Toup of three or pre Burger's mission—one of good ferably five persons which will. STORE would regulate or recommend STEVE FORREST b illMUMY Back In 1968. the chief Justices regulations for our Police De- of the state supreme courts IN 'THE TECHNICOLOR' adopted a refx>rt charging the /I -■ \ Supreme Coiirt with policy-mak MANCHESTER I new sleeveless dresses ■\ \ \ CAROL WHITE PAUL BURKE ing and a lack of proper Judicial wuajKoa u m ccK v.to n w o a w ii , âttrl)r0tpr list .iW< stlTlt rertralnt. \, PARKADE specially priced 15.90 ABA delegates, meanwhile, TOLL-LANCHESTER-JONES-ACKERMAN defeated a resolutlan critical, of HOM E O f T H E i E o F n i t u ) ‘N e v K A I JbL jb-U|fe flik 4 the high court—but only after a 4 W e show one of sevo’al styles o f brand new bitter fight. ' I sheaths and A-line dresses specially purchased to W iM ôd Dally Kxcopt SunCayi National General Pictiires wee The tkxiting Bnethers'f ^ Bolldays ai 13 BIsssU 8tr«M. WlfBlIKE That winter. Chief Justice wear now through October . . . and specially priced Manchester, Conn. (06040) Eiorl Warren dropped his mem ^ t r i d e R t t e ^ at 15.90 for regular $20 values! All ^70*5 En- Telepbofie 643-2711 bership to the ABA. He stayed 2uiea Poetage Paid at CTon* polyester from American Enka Corp . . . *o // ■■ / ' M 8 N 0 r away from the annual bar and Manchester. Oonn. SHOE washable, so packable, so newf. Purples, browns„ — '-ri:;: Judges ,meetings afterward ex J ■DBBCRIPTION RATES AND j wines, navies, greens, 10-18. Paoiahle In Advance cept tor a farewell appearance ASTMM iM Ope Tear ...... yso.oo last summer. 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PAGE POUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 \ BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 Business Mirror A rt or Junk? PAGE FIVE ■South Windsor ' / t ’ « People TV-Radio Tonight some red spots on the basement Wise To R e c a ll Causes Earth Garden Engagement Collins Ordered to Trial, floor. When Th« Occfision CoUs fw Flowan,'' ra io irO IL Some of the spots turned out Sills, Mrs. Romeyn Plan to be human blood, the same T hink o f TIm On Anti-lnilation Program In News I ^ Under Fire TeleriMwn Grube - White Charged with Coed Murder type os Miss Belneman's, ac cording to another witness. Wal By JOHN CL'NN'IFT Housing has, of course, been Ladîrd, Lynda // 6:00 (9) Burks's Law The engagement of Miss Lou ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — was not disclosing all of its evi ParkhiU-Joyce MU8KEGQN, Mich. (AP) — (18) What's My Line To Run Again for Council/ ter Holz of the Michigan Health A PBimIiuhmi AnaJyiit . doubly hurt. Mortgage rates NICE, France (AP) — Mrs. (8dX) N ice Douclaa (34) JoTOe Chen Cooini ise Anne Grube of Mantdiester A handsome young college stu dence, called nine witnesses as Mrs. J. KeUy Kaufman has a (10) PeiTT Mason ( 313) Troth or Onsequeneea Department crime laboratoi-y. now average 7% per cent, or 2 Lyndon B. Johnson and her (13) Frost (10) Alfred Hiteheock Councilman Robert Sills and to Leslie Gordon White of dent has been ordered to trial it outlined its case at a hearing NEW YORK (AP) —In the (U) Underdog increasing demands for/more Holz ^ so testified that many ( Flower Shop per cent more than In 1966. The daughter, Lynda Robb, came new earth garden and It’s prod ___ (Xn Huntley-Brkddn Councllwoman Jane Romeyn on a first-degree murder charge before Judge Deake. « ctirrent anti-inflation program, (30) Tbsatsr $0 7:30 (3U) WBd, WSd Weat innds town services and faciUês, we Stamfoi'd has been announced bits of hair found during an au Frank Oskeler, Proprietor '' house that cost $22340 In 1965, here Thursday for a vacation at ucing a bumper crop of criti (30) Monsters (34) Sounds for a Baitnner in the strangulation death of a One witness identified (Collins , (40) r Troop have both indicated their desire have, nevertheless, maê a spe by her mother, Mrs. WaUace topsy of the slain coed had defi eOl M AIN ST., M ANCHESTER which has r;auMed home mort averaged $26,940 three years the Cap Ferrat villa of Mary cism. Some call It Junk. pretty Eastern Michigan Uni as the man with whom Miss 6:26 (40) Weather (i^»33ao) mih cCbappantI to run for re-election, along cial effort to keep a/^ght ,reln M. Grube of 387 Porter St. She nite similarities to hair found In (Next to Hartford Natlozial later. Lasker, American philanthro versity freshman. Beineman was last seen alive gages to be priced out of the The latest work of art is a 6:30 (30) Bostoo (8-10)______Let's llakea a D w on expenditures. Thd best iong- is also the daughter of the late the basement. Bank) pist. ( 3) I Love L a a (18) DeBa Reese Shaw with GOP Town Treasurer The vlcUm. 18-year-old Karen on a motorcycle on a'street in a YES—WE DELIVER a reach of thousands of Ameri Because there is so much hu large metal pipe set amid plies (U ) Dennia the Meoaoe 8:00 (34) Cbwpoaitim range growth of l ^ t h Windsor Wallace Grube. Family haircuts. Lelk told the (30) F Troop Richard Rothwell and Demo Sue Beineman, was the latest of Ypsilantt, home of Eastern Phones: 649-0791—« 4»-144S cans and threatens an end to man labor Involved In services, (8-tp) Bummer Focoa must be based /upon sensible Her fiance is the son o f Mr. court, frequently were per U.S. Economy Coolina of rubble on a vacant lot. (40) Troth or Consequences 8:30 (3iL Oonier Pyfe seven young women killed in a Michigan University. this category of prices rose (10303330) Nanae of the cratic Board of Educatoln mem fiscal manage]mnt. Borrowing and Mrs. (Jordon J. White of formed by hla wife In a (x>rner government backed loans for ATLANTA. Ga. (AP) — W l- Mrs. Kaufman describes It as 6:46 (34) Friendly Gioiu series of sex slayings in the Ann The witness was Diana Joan most sharply, 6:00 (S -IO -U ^ News Oama ber James Arnold. must be K epy to a minimum New York City. of the basement. students, it is wiae to remember 11am MoChesney Martin Jr., a symbol of man's conquest o i (3) Weather. Neva (18) Best of Merr so that we dy not mortgage the Arbor-YpsUantl area In the past Goshe, who testified that the Dooieftics, for example, can (31) Book Beat Both Sills and Mrs. Romeyii Miss Grube, a 1964 graduate (Colhns' court-appointed attor chairman o< the Federal Re space. She says the pipe repre- (8) Leave B to Beever 9:00 (313) Friday Nicht Movie future of o(ir town." Rothwell two yeau-3. coed came Into her shop to pur the causes. not hold down costs thraugh the (33) H l^ lg h te of Manchester High SchI, re- ney, Richard Ryan, said he serve Board, says the American sei>ts a rocket to the moon. (30) M t^sle'e Navy (40) Judd for the Defense Will be completing their first said. The defendant, John Norman chase a $25.75 wiglet on July 23. A popular conception is that use of new, labor-saving ma dollar has never been stronger. (34) M M e r o tte u Neighbor terms as councilmen, while cevled her BA degree In fine would ask at the arraignment Others, like Mrs. Marshal] hood 10:00 ^ League Drive Collins, 22. is accused of mur the day she disappeared. Her inflation resulted from the chinery. At the same time they In an interview, Martin said Show Rothwell has served two terms arts from Russell Sage (College, that the trial be moved to anoth L "fhe miracle of main sfreet!" Kay, have leas lofty descrlp- (30) {toorts Show The /'South dering Miss Beineman last body wa8 founfi three da.vs later greedy demands by ordinary are caught In the Inflationary (HV30-3330) Tbe Bamt / Windsor Art Troy. N. Y „ In 1968. She Is em er city, explaining: interest rates would come down 'tions. 6:06 (40) 77 Ikineit Strip (18) News as treasurer. Arnold will be month and dumping her nude near Ann Arbor, about 15 miles citizens for more goods and web and must seek higher f ;U (30) Efishvay P a t% We’ll give your burner the full treat League announces the opening ployed as a technical Illustra "I don’ t believe, with all the "once we get inflation under "It looks like a city dump,” - -A a o (34) W hsfe New 10:80 (18) Movie completing his first four-year of têir 16th armUat member and battered body alongside a west. M open toiito^ services, anrl that this overly wages. Domestic services that (8-40) FOA Oclt ment . . . to make sure that it is func tor at Pratt and Whitney Divi publicity this case has had. that control." He said the U.S. econ she complained. "And it’s dan ($-13) Walter Cronklte 11:00 jl 03»30-40) News. Sports. term on the board, serving as ship drive. This year's program secluded road on the outskirts of Mrs. Goshe said Miss Beine great demand drove up pricer fxwt $12.68 In 1865 cost $16.56 in (18) My Fevovtte Karttan tioning properly . . . to give you sion of United Aircraft Corp., we can get anybody anywheae omy was beginning to cool (rff gerous. I sent a child to get one (8) $m nk Reynolda ■vice chairman from 1967 to 1968. begins with an open house on Ann Arbor. man, climbed aboard the motor and caused the government to 1968, (3TO ^ carefree, economical heating comfort East Hartford. for a jury who Is completely un as a result of the extension by of those shavings used in the (10-2330) HunUey^rliddey Sills is a graduate of Wabash September 16, featuring four No charges have been filed In cycle behind Collins, encircling apply economy measures. A haircut that cost about $1.20 *:46 (30) Newi Mr. White attended a private biased." Congress of the Income surtax. earth garden and she cut her iiiS {aSSX Day or night, routine or emergency, College who received his Law,. members demonstrating In var connection with The" other six one arm around him and hold in 1965 was priced on average f;00 (234040) News. Sports. (13) Late Morle secondary school tn New York Something nearly the opposite finger on It. Wefttber ($-10) Joey Blabap we’ll take full responsibility for the Degree at Indiana University. ious mediums, and an oidenta- slayings. ing the wiglet with her other at about $1,75 In 1968. And local (3) Death Valley Days is true. It was government Claire Bloom Reweds 1:00 (30) Pretmere theater operation of your burner. And we He was formerly attorney tion for this year's activities for City and received both his B8 (Collins, a husky former high hand. transportation that coot a bi» "And it’s a traffic hazard, all An Nominated for Mayor spending that produced the first NEW YORK (AP) — Actress «EE SATUBOAT-B TV WTEK FOB CXiafPLETB USTINOil make prompt delivery of famous charge of the New England'of anyone interested. and MS degrees In manage school football star, put his head more than $1.25 In 1966—the fig those cars driving by to look at Other witnesses presented .MIDDLETOWN (AP) — An FAIRWAY twist in the spiral. And It was, Claire Bloom, former wife of ac ment engineering In 1968 from the thing!" Atlantic heating oil. fice of the Federal Trade ,& m - In October the group will take in his hands briefly but other scientific e\1dcnce purporting to thony Sbona was chosen Thurs to a large extent, the complaints ures are simply examples—cost tor Rod Steiger, and play pro ATuumc Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti Mrs. Kay presented the CRy mission and also served as spe a tour of the Wadsworth Athen- wise showed no emotion Thurs- link the victim and the accused day to be the Republican can of ordinary citizens that brought $1.46 in 1968 and even more In ducer Hillard Elkins were mar For full details of our complete burner tute, Troy. He is a member of ' r ‘ J 'J \ »,> _C CommkMlon with a list of 28 sig Radio on. hsat! cial attorney to the late Robert eum. At their regular October c'ay when District Judge Ed to the rospected murder scene didate for mayor. He took the about the economies, c 1969. ried at his apartment Thursday. service, call or write Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity natures of residents who dislike (TUa Usttiig Ineiiideo only Anas sews bmndcssfs st 19 or U F. Kennedy, when he was At meeting, Mr. Chris Horton, ward Deake ruled there was —the basement of a house be nomination with 428 votes out Medical coots soared, rising Criminal Cknurt Judge Amos S. and is working toward his doc here’a a real faack-to-achoo! special! The history of the present the project. rabnite length. Some otsorais fwnrv ether short newscasts.) torney General of the United teacher at the University of icasonable cause to believe the longing to CoUlns' uncle, Cpt. of 922 cost In an open-vote party 50 per cent in 10 years—about torate in industrial engineer tug-o-war between wages and Basel, a friend of the couple, States. .While on the Town Hartford, will speak. The South defendant may have committed David Lelk of the Michigan caucus. 'ail styles of empty one-half of that coming between performed the ceremony. The commissian asked the po 11:00 News, Weather ing. He Is employed as a man the murder. priegan in 1960. At that $;00 HarBum HighllslB< FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. Counolf, Sills has been chair Windsor Art League Arts , and State Police. There are 3,600 Republicans the end of 1965 and the end of lice department to determine 11:30 Sporta Final agement engineer at Bristol- time the federal government Elkins is the producer of the 7:00 Newz 11:30 Other Side cf the Day man of the Federal and State Crafts Exhibition will be held Deake set Sept. 5 for (Collins' Lelk said he had given a key In Middletown. 1968. But inflation WEisn't the erotic revue "Oh! CiUcutta!" whether the project is a safety 3:00 OsoUaiH 319 BROAD STREET Myers. Stamford. lunch boxes ... 97c4 went on a spending spree. Like 13:00 Quiet B oon Grants Committee. in November and artists from arraignment on the charge tn to the house to (Collins, asking Norman J. Daniels received only factor here. Better care; hazard. Later, the oommlSBlon Fuel OO — OO Bamer Soles and Service A fall wedding Is planned. an irresponsible consumer with WPOP—I4I> Air Condlttonlng The 53year-old councilman is throughout the state are expect Washtenaw County Circuit him to feed the <*OR while the 368 votes and Clayton Hewitt more expensive equipment and may liave to rule on Ks merits. 6:00 Danny (haytoe torated In the heart of nsUn st-, nauirhniter a credit c?trd, it spent money Winnie Ruth Jndd Rftdeo Union e Insured Bodged Fosrment Plan a member of the South Windsor ed to erchlbit. Court. The defendant's mother, family went on vneat'-on. Upon 129. The Democratic incumbent. other factors were involved. Mrs. Kaufman’s first earth 4:00 Dick Heothertoi Booth bay. Me., wa° settled in far beyond its means. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) 3:00 BUI Lov* a t t Hoar Oustomer Service Rotary Club, Lions Club, Amer Currently, the League has a Mrs. Loretta Collins, broke Into returning, Lelk said, he noticed Mayor Kenneth J. Dooley, has open thuraday and friday night sUU 9:00 J Surprising as it may seem to — Gov. Ronald Reagan has or garden project—composed of 1:00 Oary OIrarO BOSTON—At a 1936 meeting 1630 and was called Newagen at sobs. This would have been per- B49-46S9 ican Legion, Chamber of Com show at the (Connecticut Bank black paint had been sprayed tn said he won't run .for rielec- some, regulated uUllUes cost dered the extradition to Arizona foundry clinkers, trtuisfonneis, wnrp—am in Boston, contertants dissatis that f me. rnissable If the government 6:00 Neva merce, Podunk Mill Club, the and Trust Oo., (Constitution The proOecuUon. Indicating it an apparent attempt to conceal tlon. very little more now than In of Winnie Ruth Judd, notortous metal shavings and railroad ties fied with the conduct of many went out !ind raised more reve- —raised a small but bitter ru- 6:16 Speak Up Elks of East Hartford and the Plaza, featuring the works of 1966. And the cost of telephone trunk murderess of the 1930s, on 4:00 Newi rodeos organized their own niH:, just as the customer would kus earlier this year untO she 4:16 Speak Up B sm a n union, the Cowboy Turtle Asso Men's Club of St. Francis of six of its members. Shows of service has tuitually declined a a charge of being a fugitive 4:46 LoveU Tiioiiiaa have been better off if he had agreed to dismantie it. ciation, and from this group the Assisi Caiurch, which he and this type will continue during bit. from a mental liospital. 4:66 P h i Rhonuo - taken on a part-time job to What does Mayor Walter H. 7:00 The World Toolga Rodeo (powbo]rs Association was his family attend. the year along with one-man Maas production techniques. Mrs. Judd, now 64, escaped in 7:30 Frank OKEord shows at the local banks and a bring in more money to finance Brooks think of the project? formed in 1946. Today this asso He and his wife, Jean, who In which labor saving devices 1962. She was arrested last June 1:30 Speak Op Sporo changing display at the central his spending. He said there was "a differ i.lO Speak Dp aporta ciation approves all purses and $AVE at WOODL^D GARDENS!"^ was originally from East Hart can be employed, helped hold In Danville, Calif., where she «:30 Speak Up Hsrtforo library. The Johnson administration, ence of opinion whether it was .1:30 Barry Faiker contests of professional rodeos. REPtAT SPECIAL! ford, have resided In South down prices. New cars don't was working as a housekeeper. I Some classes will be sponsor however, did not raise taxes art or Junk.” And he added phi 13:16 Sign Ott Windsor for 10 years, and pres cost much more than they did ed by the League. On Monday Immediately, It escalated the losophically; 6:00 Afternoon EO tO oe ently live at 366 Hilton Dr. They three or four years ago. The James Earl Ray "To each hla own.” 4:'6 Market Rapon evenings the L^tigue will con SPECIAL war in Vietnam without employ are the parents of four children. prices of radio and television re ST. LOUIS (AP) — , James 4:3i) Weather duct a six-week course in oU ing compttisating economies in 9:36 Strictly Sporta PROJECTOR LAMPS S A V E *8 .9 5 ! I Mrs. Romeyn Is a veteran of ceivers have declined and, In Earl Ray says federal agents 4:36 Afteroooa Editk* painting, and a painting from a other areiis of the budget or who recruited him ostensibly to 7:00 Aoceat • All Types Always In Stodc r one term on the council and two collage course, while on Wed fact, cost less than they did 10 raising taxes to finance the Coroner Rules 7:16 Now on the Board of Education pre- years ago. Same for some kitch help overthrow Fidel Castro’s 7:30 D s v l d Brinkley_____ WELDON DRUG CO. nesdays oil painting for the In sp*-nding. The deficit reached en appliances. Cuban regime killed Dr. Martin 7:30 Neww of the World OKTHO LAWN FOOD j . vlous to that. She was chair termediate will be taught by 6^ $20 Mllion. 7:60 Joe Oaragtols 767 Main St. Maaicliester man of the board for a year On average, though, you’re Luther King Jr. and "used me Man Liable For Myrtle (Carlson, and oil point 8:00 Pop Ooncert S4S-6821 and secretary for two years. Congr<»s also contributed to paying a lot more for almost ev to be the fall guy." 8 :X Red Box v*. Kanaoa a t y Regular $8.95 I ing for the beginner will be KNOWN FOR VALUES DISCOUNt OFFER A registered nurse, she is em the problem. While the primary erything than you did three or Ray made the assertion In a Own, Kin’s Death taught by Gertrude Neumann. ployed part-time at Manchester (kimagc wiis done by the presi four years ago. And the cause la statement dictated to his broth Other events planned for the NORWICH, Conn. (AP) — A Memorial Hospital and Is also dent's failure to raise more government spending—or over er Jerry at the Tennessee State year Include a panel discussion, revenue, Congress added to the spending. Prison In Nashville, where he Is coroner has ruled that a man a bookkeeper for her husband's demonstrations and the annual problem when It, too, failed to serving 99 years as the assassin surprised by polios when he and business In Hartford. critique by William (Cowing. increase taxc>s In 1997. of the civil rights leader. The his brother broke into a local She and her husband, Rus Anyone interested In art Is en couraged to attend these meet But, although the failure to statement weui rend by Jerry school was responsible for his sell P. Romeyn, have lived in Tentative Accord Ray In a televised program on South Wlndeor for 13 years. ings. Programs and member- take remedial action wiis a mls- own death and that of his bro ta)te by CongreHS, it dm'sn't Gained in Strike station KMOX-TV. 8.96! They reside at 40 Brian Rd. ship Information Is available by In the statement, the convict ther because he started shooting Javelin and are the parents of three calling Mrs. Margaret Kingman change the cause. And the pri mary cause, disguiset) quite a Of Ironworkers ed killer said the federal agents at police. children. They are com on Clark St., Wapplng. bit these clays, was government employed him during the spring The report, filed Wednesday municants of Wapplng Oom- of 1968. ISM JAVELIM SST tD R . HARDTOP ROT WEEDS? SAVE S2JW! mimlty Church. Manchester Evening Herald spending. HARTFORD, Cosui. (AP) — by Coroner Edward G. MdCay "They told me I was helping She Is a charter member of South Windsor Correspondent When Um! ' government spends A tentative agreement has been on the deaths of Roger B. and FuUy equlppad for ths pertonnsnce-mlnded with fss- them to supply arms and guns Gene R. Perkins of Groton, tures like 390 cu. In. Sngtaie, bucket eeata, HantOlng Ute Scotif’ Turf Builder No. 2 the South Windsor League of Carol Moulton, tel. 644-8714. money it doesn't have there Is reached to end the six-week-old an inevitable consequence: the to Cuba refugees to overthrow placed full responsibility for Pack suqienelon, tachometer, tinted glsee, OT oomole ' Women 'Voters and has served strike and lockout affecting 1,600 Castro and the Communists in the deaths on Itoger Perkins. mount automatic trons., power disc brakes, radio, too. "It Weeds and Feeds" ' as a member of the State Uix of inflation. Kvery man, Bhie/blsck interior. woman and child must pay the Ironworkers throughout Connec Cuba," Ray declared. "I knew A state policeman shot the League of Women Voters Com Free Papers Resume bill thnsjgti higlu.‘r prices just ticut. nothing about King being In men at KeUy Junior High School Covers 10,000 sq. ft Resmlar $14.95. S M mittee on the General Asseih- Memphis until after King )jad , bly. NAUGATUCK, Ck>nn. (AP) _ «ui the bill should have been Announcement of the agree here early in the morning of Save $2.00! NOW! lit been killed." She was also the first treasur- The ’ money has been donated paid by conventional tuxes. ment wax mode late Thursday May 13, the report sold. , er at the South Windsor College to resume sending newspapers The results have become ob night after an all-day all-night The coroner's report said to local servicemen In Vietnam. ON ANY PURCHASE vious to most Am<«rl to $12.96 In 1968. the contract between the union automatic pistol, the report said about $1,000. '• luid two oontroctors' associa- Reservations for Dylan, his son, one of the troopers relumed the by helping to keep llne.s of com Hennick had announced Aug. CUP THIS coDPmT)' J000( If you paid $22.68 for u pair of tlons expired. his wife and 'his daughter Ma munication open between the ■hoea In 1966 you likely paid fire with a shotgun, killing both 6 that the newspaper's six-year- After the union rejected an rla, 1, were canceled. Perkins brothers. board and the council." You Must Pi $26.62 or BO In 1968. Women and long practice of mailing free t This C'4Mipoa At Tht Om Ii R«EfaUr! offer worth $10.86 per hour, the Dylan hod been scheduled to Arnold is a graduate of Penn paper-s to local servicemen children's clothing that coat The Investigation had been re contnictors called a lockout of appear of, a loncert on the Isle quested by releiivee of the State University, with a would have to be abandoned be $10.63 In 1966 now coata about all non-stiiklng union members. of Wight, his first In England In brothers In a leitter to the gov Bachelor of Science degree In cause of the postal ruling. $12. The man's suit that coat''$7e Mhjor slowdowns In construc more than four years and his ernor. State's Attorney Edmund . engineering mechanics. He is The Post Office said that to three years ago now goca for tion In the state were caused by first concert anywhere In more employed as an assistance Proj- remain eligible for the second- about $86. V. O'Brien said the report closes Uie dispute. than a year. the cose. ect Engineer at Pratt and Whit class bulk rate for mailing, the ney Aircraft, East Hartford. 10% OFF O s newspapyers would have to be If you've waited Arnold resides at 72 Beelze piUd subscriptions. Pree-of bub Rd., with his wife, Janice charge newspapers would have and their two children, Joy and to be mailed at the moro ex Jay. Both he and his wife are pensive transient rate—costing TOTAL OF ANY PURCHASE te see us abeut a natives of Philadelphia, Penn., about $1,400 more per year, Hen- At Grants In The Manchentcr .ShopphiE PRiicade and they have lived In (Connect nick .said he w-as told. icut for the past eight years. Or In The Tri-(.'ity .Shopping Pfaua A member of the Personnel August 16, 1969 Policies (Committee of the new Impala, Board during the past two years, Arnold feels that the HAVE area of teacher negotiations is particularly important at the yeu’re a richer present time. — U — Rothwell is a member of the South Windsor Evergreen Lodge of Masons, a corporator SEEN of Manchester Memorial Hospi man for it tal, a member of the Credit Committee of the (Connecticut Bankers Association and a member of the .South Windsor jio fjjk iji, Republican Town Committee. He has served as treasurer NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR FURNITURE AND of the South Windsor Public Health Nursing Association and the Salvation Army Fund of BRAND NEW South Windsor. He was presi APPLIANCE NEEDS AND SAVE 10% OFF OUR dent of the Manchester (Cham ^ STORE ber of (Commerce from 1967 to 1968 and chairman of the United . IN THE Fund Drive In 1967. LOW SALE PRICES A native of the area, Roth MANCHESTER well has lived in South Wind sor for 24 years. He ts present tnqwla Custom OOupe PARKADE ly regional vice president of the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. HOME OF THE He and his wife, Jeanne, reside SAVE B IG SAVE NOW! at 600 Ellington Rd. with their son, Douglas, u*ho is a senior » i the University of Hartford. S t r id e R it e Take advautagu of oar Rothwell declared he was seeking re-election In order to "help continue the orderly and CLOSE-OUT DEALS oa D m fiscally sound growth of South KSO lyindsor.” 'With the growing cost of SIMPLEX SHOE 19M GHEVROLETS. government and the constantly ■ \ \ ■y. \. ._ v _ - V. DON'T FORGET . . . Back to School is Right Around the torner! \ \\ SELECTION IS LINITEO... SO HURr Vi DO YOU H'a VE a grants CREDIT ACCOUNT???

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PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST J5, 1969 PAGE SEVEN Aanrl^pBtpr The Walk Just as nothing,' in the picture story School Teaches Tay Ninh, An Loc or Song Be— Fem on ped the defendants from copy to score a propaganda victory. ing the simulated masonry of Apollo 11 equalled, for some tastes Trip to Reno Often Pitch for Magazine Sales EttpntnQ Ifpraii) In coittinutog efforts to blunt a panels manufactured by Cav- and appreciations at least, the sight of Youth the ABCs new enemy thnst. 50 U.S. BS2 Church BazaHr rok. •___FUBUBHED BY THE Astronauts Armstixmg and Akfein leap bombers'dimiped up to 7S0 tons The injunction also prohibits Brings on More Complain'^ HERALD PHINTDJO CO.. INC. Ends in Hallelujah Of Sabotaging of bombs on North VlAtnamese W m End Run the two other firms from pass U BlucU Street ing and bounding on the surface of the posltiona both to the northwest __ Mancheeter. Conn. ByCTABLES HILLINOEB cimununity has no religious slg- SCARSDALE. N.Y. (AP) — ing off their merchandise as OormecUcut housewives are John J. Kerrigan says that Lo THOMAS T. PtalOUSON and irartheast of Saigon Some Tomorrow Night moon, so we also find their account of "nie Lm Angeles'rim es nlficance. ^ » g that of Cavrok and from copy again (actog the problem of cal Readers Service was in town WALTER R. 7ERQD80N Thirteen high school students to raids were within a mile of the Publlihera the business of walking on the moon the ing, distrtbuting or in any way two weeks ago but there were HALLELUJAH, CWlf. _ "James P. Beckwouitt\ the this wealthy suburb 25 miles St. Joeefdi’s Bazaar, which out-of-state magazine salesmen Fmnded October 1, 18S1 Cambodian border. making use of the local firm’s no complaints. His lieutenant greatest enchantment of the word story- TSonnu plotter they named the moun- opened Monday night, will close bro- urho use unethical sales and Stoy stepped away from tain pass behind us after, came north of New Yorit Qty are Three American helicopters photographs, leaflets and saw a salesman from Local were reported lost, including an chures. PubJI*"! Even to* Except Sunday* they had to tell once they were out of the bar momentarily to answer through here with a party In being taught guerrilla ararfare tomorrow night with the final pressure tactics to sell ntog- Readers on the street and told and HolldAys. Entered at the Poet Ofnce at Army UHl supporting U.S. in Cavrok was, unUI It moved to ^j-ines Mancheater, Conn., aa Second ci««. -M.a quarantine. the phone. 1852. tactics fM- credit this summer, event being the awarding of a him to register. Nobody came Matter. fantrymen baling enemy the Industrial Pau-k. located on In to register and Kerrigan First, they admitted the experience of "H dlo. Thto ■ is Itollelujah "When Beckwourth dtocover- and the local echoed superin troops 26 toiles northwest of Sai car and several television sets. East Main St. tn ^Rockville. There have been complaints The affair is being sponsor In Simsbury, Farmington, Har- thinks he probably left town, SUBSCRIPTION RATES that rather frisky kind of Joy which Number One," declared Stoy **S*.J?“ 5,218-foot pern was tendent says it's a "legitimate gon. The chopper exploded to eince he hasn’t been seen or Payable in Advance the air at about 1,000 feet, klU-« ed by the Joint societies of St. wtoton ond Vernon, but Capt. One Year ...... tSOOO was evident, to us watchers down here •She’s not ^ . Y o u ’ve got the to course." Joseph’s CSiurch and is the Uth heard of since. Six Month* ...... U.80 tog all eight men aboard. George McCaughey reports no During a "war game” Thurs annual event of this type. Pro Dietary Workers Coventry Police Chief Gordon Three Month* ...... 7.go on earth, as they cavorted around their one Of the group shJ^- "W e don't Imow whether it rcsnplalnts received, at the Man One Month ...... zeo lelujah Number Fbur. day, to which students engaged ceeds will go to the church Smith says, "There’ve been no was hfl by enemy fire or friend chester Police Department In landed module. Stoy returned to the bar and to a mock battle with unloaded buUdtog fund. Aôte on Union problems here.” He reports " ‘Hallelitjali!" ly fire,” said one officer. "It three weeks. ____ MEMBEUt OP "W e felt very comfortable in the lunar addressed himadf to the minis bb guns, water pistols, and Tomorrow starting at 1 p.m. that In the beginning of the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It’s been Hallelujah ever also could have been a malfunc The salesmen who have come ter waiting to talk to him. shaving cream bombs. Scars- there will be a special show The question of whether a summer, a woman called up The Aasoclated Pren I* exclualveiy entitled gravity,” said Aldrin. "It was, in fact, Gtooe. tion.” Into question ore from Local to the lue of republlcatlon ot all new* dla- The minister said a town with dale police were alerted and tor children, with all rides re second group of employes at and aske.1 It a certain group patchei credited to U or not otberwlae credH- Stoy and Ms wjfe, Doris have The enemy troops attacked Readers Service, Allstate' Pub In our view, preferable both to welghb a name like HcUleluJah "ought paid a visit. They left when as duced in price, had a permit. There Is no town «i^ln tw* paper and alao the local new* pub- a four-seat Cessna iik.y{dane the night bivouac of the 25th Di Refreshment Manchester Memorial Hospital lishers Service, and Publishers ll»hed here. lessness and to earth gravity." In that to have a church, not a bfu-.” sured that the weapons were booths are featuring Polish ordinance as yet requiring— a- All rlxhta of reinbllcatlon of special dls- they park to the Hallelujah In vision Infantrymen with mor would unionize was to be an ITontlnentol Salea Corp. Two permit, but Smith says they did "It’s just a name, Reverend," not real. foods plus the iwual hot dogs patche* herein are also reserved. remark, Aldrin seemed a trifle apolo ternational Airport hangar. tars, machine guns and rocket swered today a-hen the 88-TO salesmen from IxKal Readers (.gu ^^d ask the salesman to allowed Stoy. "It goes way bock Stephen Kling, the instructor, and such. There are more than "The name gets us to trouble grenades, then pulled out after Ser\ice were orreoted In Har- register, which he did. getic about having to admit that he in history. We’re not uMng the said, "RevoluUon and guenilla SO booths staffed by parish members of the hospital’s diet The Herald Printing Compeuiy Inc., as- all the time,” said Stoy. ram- 30 minutes. wtnton for soliciting without a "There’s been no problems sumes no financial reaponslbllUy for typo- found the one-sixth gravity force on Lord’s name in vain or any warfare are h^>pentog all over workers. ary department voted In an r r ^ i ^ error* appearing In advertlsemenU Inisctog about a flight he Headquarters said enemy pern\tl, but they Aalled to ai> other than that." he added, thing like that.” the world and I think the stu Ibe bazaar is being held on election orelered by the Con and other readln* mauer In The Manchester the moon preferable to what we have made to Wichita Falls when his losses were not known, but six ped ore "but maybe they haven’t gotten Evening Herald. Happens all the time, Stoy dents to Scarsdale should know the church grounds on Union, necticut State Board of Labor down here on good old earth. But we son, Eugene, was statianed to Americans were wounded. Relations. believed to have floit the state. here yet." remarked after he minister about it.” ' West and Maple Sts. the Air Force Owre. The enemy also initiated tour The Hotel and Restaurant The unethical practices In Advice from the Better Busl- Subecrt^ to U>t Angeie* TJme*-Waahln«- earthlings are ready to concede it; we left "Shakes them up a bit” „ taught the course ton Post News Service. "I phcnied my flight plans at more of the seven ground fights, Eknployes and Etorteitders Iiv- clude falling to register with nesa Bureau Is to admit no ^ n ^ l c e client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. could see It was so. The only Hallelujah to Denvw and tcid Ote party ^ without any poUUcal slant. The v o^ e the other three were the police, pmuiure tactics, and salesmen without proper Ideti- PubHatiers Repreaenuttves — The Julius America, as far as Stoy knows, Vernon ternatlonol (.Triion, Local 86, Mathews S(^lal Ajrency"— New ‘York’ "chl- After admitting the sheer Joyousness the other end of the line I was “ ^ touched off by allied patrols. false come-ons In sales ap tlfication. They should have catfo, Detroit and Boston. AFLCIO, Sled on application U a dosen ranches, a gas sta- flying from Hallelujah to Kick credit toward The enemy attacks included a with the state to represent the proaches, Some of the c-ompon- either a Central Registry card of bouncing about on the moon, our Injunction Won or an Association of Publica ^'^M B E R AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- tdon - bar - restaurant - motel apoo, the name of the Airport K™**"***®"- double ambush in which two dlelorj- workers, and the riec- iea are not members of Die Cen Astronauts got down to the actual 23 miles northwest of Reno on FYanklto O. Myers, head of tions Identification card. ------at Wichita Falls. South Vletmuneie soldiers were tlon was ordered by the labor tral Registry, a kind of aalf- the summer school said, "We By Cavfok Corp. mechanics of good locomotion there, ®?®- "The fella repUed: go back shot to the heck and then be depiulment after two lengthy regulatory agency. Dlrelay advertlsbif dostna hours: have lots of unorthodox courses Hallelujah boarts one of the to bed and sober up. It’s a Ut- headed, a U.S. military spokes hearings held this spring at the Police to Manchester anid that For— Monday — 1 A ^.ssi. p.m. ^tiQAy. SVIda "W e found,” said Aldrin, "that a to our curriculum. Why, we On Copyrights E^r Tueaday — 1 p.m. Saturday. longest — and one of the tie early for this sort of thing.” man reported. One American department’s offices to Weth a few, but not many, ctmplatnU Firal Appearance For Wednesday — i p.m. Monday. standard loping technique, one foot in have courses to black-white re bumpiest — landing rtrips to Every day people passing was kdlled and 15 wounded. ersfield. were received earlier In the BOSTON lAP) Ron Sellers, For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tueaday. lations, science fiction and my- A local manufacturing firm For FMday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. front of another, was the best way to the country; the rtd Feather through Hallelujah on U 8 888 The ambush occurred Jutf be TTie dietary workers were summer, but added that both the Boston f’atrloU’ No, 1 draft * P Thursday. thology-” has been granted on inters CIusIfIM deMltne — 5 p.m. day bdore River Highway, abandoned to —the Mexico to Canada Hlgh- fore noon Thureiday on the main voting this afternoon to the Ihibllshers Continental and Lo choice as a top re*-elver from get around. As part of their training, the locutory injunction by the puMlculon. 6 p.m. Friday for &Uuru i^ y i._ .. way—rtop only to be dlsappotot- coastal highway 105 miles north Superior Court of Quebec Doctor’s Dining Room from 1 cal Renders Service had re Florkla State, will make Ids and Monday publication. "Kangaroo fashion, two feet at a students have made dry runs on "It’s listed on all the ed. east of Saigon. From concealed to 2:30 and again from 3 to 4 gistered wlUi them. first local appearance to a regu the local police, fire and power Province in Montreal, Canada. time, also worked, but not as easily," Herald Album of Schools Fhotograrbed by A. E. Buoetvtciii* eectlonals (oindone maps)". They want to maU letteia or poslUons, Viet Oong troops p.m. John Gesptc, an agent of Realdentn of Vernon hiut a lar Amertcnn Fhotball Le«kgue Friday, August 18 Cavitrit Corp., locat^ in Ver said Stoy, 63, who moved here postcards from Hallelujah. But stations and have developed a slammed 80 rounds of mortar the labor department, was to game. he added. "This seemed to work with VERNON CENTER KINDERGARTEN rtrategy for taking over the vil non's Industrial Park, was great deal of trouble with lx>- In 1982 when his father opened the mall oarries the postmark, shells plus rocket grenades and giianted the motion against In- moderate the election and count cnl Renders Service, Police Patriots General Manager out quite the same degree of control lage of Scarsdale. "W e found a tiny gas staUon and cafe. Doyle, a smaU town 20 mUes machine-gun fire Into on Ameri tertor Design Products Inc. of the ballots. Chief ICdmund I'lwyer says that George Sauer disclused Wednes the village would be easy to sab- lAMiks Like Leadership of your stability as you moved along." "Flyers are always touching north of heia. can (HXivoy escorted by a U.S. Verdun, Montreal ond Eastern The nuraea at the iKMpltal nuigozlne soleamen from that day that Sellers, who signed a down hero. Gueaa the thtoh it's armored column end about 100 Specialities Oorp, of Connecti have unionized under Local 26 t-ompany were asketl tn le«ive fat bonus contract lost week, As with the new welfare proposals, So far, locomotlrai on the moon is all School Supt. Donald O. Emery Herald the prornised tend,” ha laugh to put in a poet otfloe," osld South Vietnamese militiamen. cut. of the Connecticut Nunes As town because of the number of will be lost to military reeerve a matter of greater freedom and Joy Moon Museum Could Retain said he had ” no specific infor so with the Nixon Administration's plan Inside lort ed, "o*’ headquarters for a Stoy. "But I’m kept ao busy When other South Vietnamese The local company has charg sociation, and are now In the complaints rex-edved. They hn»l duly this weekend when the club mation on the course, but Mr. of movement. Yesterdays religious sect. running the place surd apologia- mdlitlsimen were rushed up to ed the defendants with Infringe midst of contract negotiations for sharing federal revenues back to the Kling is teaching a legitimate prwlotmly been asked to leove plays Atlanta to on exhibition by The Fabulous Story of Man "W e’ve been calling it the lug to preeuihers because reinforce the convoy, they also ment of its (x^yiights in certain with hospital management. Simsbury. states and cities and towns. It is not But there was, along with the great course to our summer scltpol game at Boston College Sta- 2 5 Years Ago Hallelujah IntarnatlonBl Aliv there’s a bar but no church to were ambushed. simulated masonry panels Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak program.” In South Windsor, Police Chief dlum. a program which can be classified ac er lightness, that question of stability, By HAL BOYLE Ooplee of the Declamtloo of port ever stooe a bunch of Mex- Hallelujah that I haven’t gotten Three Vietnamese among the which It manufactures. B. N. Carbalho, a Hartford In the tratotog exercise "We found," said Aldrin, "we had to NEW YORK (AP) — Since Independence^ the Cbmmunist leans flew in here a few years around to it. relnforoements were reported The defendants have also cording to political party or ideology. insurance executive, protests Accept Inviteii WASHINGTON — The 111 will pressing regret for his lobbying more tripe are to be made to the ago.’ Thursday, guerrillas won over a missing to the action but "were been charged by Cavrok with anticipate two to three steps ahead on the local police board’s action Manifesto, and the U.S. OonsU- "W e’r e 'o o all the ix>ad maps Vice President Spiro T. Agnew activities. moon, why not turn our lunar number of "peasants”—^Junior later found to the vicinity shot wrongfully attempting to se MONTICELIX), N.Y. (AP) Our political parties have generally refusing Chief Herman O. tuUon. Stoy has been owner-operator but not to the postal guide. Oim the moon, compared with one or two had stirred up In six months aa But Agnew’s injudicious act high school students. cure the benefit of good wlU liave Bing of the Detroit Pis- Schendel permission to take his orb into a museum of mankind? Several pentdls, a ball pofnt of the Hallelujah International of these days I’U find out the and beheaded by the enemy,” switched their Ideology with regard to steps on earth." the Senate’s presiding officer ivity on the Senate floor fits in "It was easy,” said one of the built up by It and with direct tana, Connie Dlerklng of the Cin LAST TWO DAYS vacation day by day rather Then if man, in a frenzy of pen, a can opener and an execu Airport, Hallelujah Gas Station, proper forms and we’ll get a the U.S. spokesman sold. federalism to accord with their own po surfaced at the Aug. 6 weekly to the overall patter of his guerrillas. "The government ing public attention to the cinnati Royals and the Van Ars- 'They didn't look aa If they were tak than continuouslyf- feeling that self-hate, should ever destroy tive brief case contBinfng’ a Uv- Hallelujah Restaurant, Hallelu post office and our own post- “ This kind of atrocity is a lit luncheon meeting of Republican Vice Presidency, carrying into forces weren’t taking care of products, creating confusion. dale twins, Tom of Clnolnnatl litical prmltlon of the moment. When a the decision impedes Schendel’s himself and his works on earth, erwurst sandwich doused with jah Bar and Hallelujah Motel malic." tle rare,” he added. “ When It ing time to anticipate anything. But, Senators when Sen. Len B. Jor the executive branch and Re their people.” In addition Cavrok alleges anti Dick of the Phoenix Suns, ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH BAZAAR work in training dogs for war a record o t his race would still ketchup. since his father, OivlUe, now "Hallelujah" shouted the toiU comes to the reasons for It, I party Is In power nationally. It tends to dan of Idaho took the floor. publican politics. Althouth it that the acta of the defendant aco<‘pted InvUatlons today to when a questioner asked for more ex service. exist in artifacts preserved for A yo yo, a hula hoop, « deck 79, retired and moved to Truth dozen Hallelujahans to the Hal don’t know.” ROCKVIUI build up the federal structure and Jur Jordan, a conservative sho may prove his undoing,. Spiro firms were contrary to "honeat. play in the Maurice Stokes ben planation of the need for greater antic ever in the cold storage vaults of cards and a pair of dice, Mts or Oonaequencea, N.M. lelujah Bar when Stoy made his The fighting lasted about two seldom causes much fuss about Agnew has begtm as the most SamcPrentlce, a former milk of the moo|>ular 7 tec — revealed that the Vice prose and poetry. stories by John O'Hara. It is the source o f your taneous lightning attacks” and beautifully clean and free of politics. As manage to operate with such Joyous upon a radical reform of the those he attempts to help. His claiming, "What the heU la that "The t o t ^ were 1,112 for the piece Daystrom Dinette for President had written him ex A very dry martini, a can of Some towels, baza o f soap, strength.” said Viet Ckmg force. "wUl un It Is propfjscd. It will bo strictly a "no nation’s welfare system, Agnew call for a manned landing on piece of gum doing there?” week ending Aug. 9, compared only $119 complete. grace and still never lose their balance? beer, and a magnum of cham and ashtrays stolen from the Son of a pioatal clerk, Burt flinchingly go forward with sim lobbied against It inside the Mars, made without any author to 820 for the week endtog Aug. The 49 X 35-inch Table strings" kind of refund or grant—going pagne. Americana and New Yotlc HU- likes to recall the years when he ilar simultaneous lightning at Anyway, Just as President Nixon said ization from the Whito House 2. White House—bombarding the Diagrams of oU the great Inv ton hotels. and five brothera and sisters It’s Your Choice tacks and will develop to the extends to 69 inches with back to the states for no particular pur that was the greatest week In human or NASA, only mobilized anti- Statewide otaims Increased President with memoranda and ersions from the wheel to the A collection of the beet Jokes were reared to an eaM Harlem NEW YORK (AP) — Mrs. An fuUeat enlarged guerrlUa war two 10-inch leaves. Thc Oil pose or program, and with only one Thoug:ht for Today criticizing the plan’s Increase space sentiment. Congressional last week by 5,298, to a 38,664. history since the Creation, so we say hydrogen bopib. told by Calvin CooUdge, IGltoa walkup railroad flat. nette Benjamin, co-author with fare.” Walnut top ia laminated to Sponsored by the Manchester of the welfare caseload. friends of the apace program total. The figure was 82.911 for stipulation to the states, which would be this was the greatest walk since that A wedding dreffli a miniskirt, Berie and Bob Hope. "I came from a family poor to her interairt-hurtjand of the U.S. spokesmen said the heav Oouncfl o t Churches Agnew was among the Ad angrily Informed the Adminis the corresponding week last resist mars and scratches. a bikdni bathing suit, and a pair Surely some visitor from terms of money but not in terms book, "New Facts of U fe for iest ground fighting continued to that they In turn share a portion of the first ancestor, some millions of years tration that a decision about year. Chair cushions and backs ministration’s bItter-end foes of of nylon stockings. space, pawing through thesw ex of courage and affectkza,” he Womeoi” believes that some be along the Cambodian border refund with their own Individual com- Mars was a decade away and Hartford, with 5,402 claims, are Antique Monaco with ago, reared himself up on two logs. (This week's thoughts ilto the welfare plan, arguing stren A Sunday edition of the New hibits In a lunar museum, would women should never be moth- iwrth of Saigon. U.S. intelli that Agnew’s premature was the state leader last matching Oil Walnut fab munllles on a fair basis. sUmuUited by a forum called uously at the Aug. 6 Cabinet York Times and any Issue of the ■wonder why man survived the "M y childhood was a happy era. gence offleera estimate there promises threatened space ap week. It was followed by "The New Believers,’’ argan- meeting at Camp David against Oongresslonai record. wear and tear of his own creev one. There was a lot of laughter, "Just because we ha've the are 3,000 to 8,000 North Viet rics. propriations. Waterbury with 6,154, Bridge If the federal government keeps Its Irnnwnrkerg CJo Into Orbit Izcd by INGENUE, "The Mag- the President’s decision. A packet of hot doga, a tin of tlons as long as be did. Joy ond love to my family.” same reproductive capacity,” namese troops to the ares and Truly a bargain at $119.! SeiTctnry of Ijibor George P. Shultz port with 4,470, azxl New Haven lizino for Today’s Toen-kigers," Whether or not Agnew realised On balance, Agnew’s active ‘ turui fish, a box of crunchy Those early years, and later aheeald, "doean’t mean that we say they__ ^ _____ are trying___ to seize con- sharigg of revenue free from attempts h*ia *Hsued a warning to management with 4,006. and reported In its Dei-ember It, no vice president since John vice presidency — refreshing breakfast cereal, a piece of y ea n when he worked around should ell employ it, or to the ^ least temporarily of a to Influence local policies, such a trans and labor not to price themaelvea out 1066 Issue.) Mancheater was 14th among Nance Garner had so Indiscreet though It is In an Administra burnt toast, and Jars of mus Government Role Big the country to naenial Jobs rang- same degree.” provincial capital In the area-— of the market In new wnge contracta. the state's 20 otfioes. fer of full resix)nslblllty along with funds ly disagreed with a Presidential tion typified by caution—Is cost tard, Jam, marmalade, and tog from boiler stoAer to road ghe p otoM out that 'some So far this year the medbin wnge and CHICAO O— n ilrty per om t really puts It up to the states and the Open Up Your Minds decision. ing him. He has managed to peanut butter. gang worker, left Lancaster women get scared to death fringe benefit incremre hn» been T.t per Nor has he restrained him collect new enemies in the Sen of service-industry emirioyment with a strong sympathy for ui^ when they dtsoover they are local communities to make good, clean Olga Karamtsson, an 18-year- The farewell speech of Socra cent. Ijiet year the average wtm 8.2 per self In expressing political ate, the Administration, and the coneists of teadwra and othar derdogs—the downtrodden and pregnant, for fear of an entire old Greek Orthodox shores: tes and the latest oration of Sen. use of the good but Just fortune coming cent and In 1967 It wius t per cent. views. Meeting privately with Republican party. They are the gqyarnment workers. And "'ll overlooked people of earth. lifetime of attachment and re "In our i-hurch wo often have Ehrerett Dlrksen of fllinole. i. The Aaaoclated General Oontractora of party leaders recently, Agnew reason why phrge-Agnew talk per cent of service output ti "To me Ufe Is a commit sponsibility.” The medlca] writ their way and ace to It that It is em folk miLsses lUid we sing songs An Income tax form, a cross Connecticut, Inc., have offer»>d a stag asserted that Republicans had has begun In Washington, so far . accounted for by "general gov ment,” he said. "You have to er feels that today, with the ployed to ease the situation of their local that have meaning for us, the word puzzle, and several cMl- ernment" functions, which am Daystrom Dinettes gering Increase of 76 per cent over three scant hope of making any pro- in advance of 1972. get Involved. presence of the Pill, the choioe young people. Sometimee there dren’s comic books. bugely tax-supported. taxpayers Instead of merely add to total years to the 1,800 members of the In "When whatever talent you of _ becoming_____ pregnant iS' the ternational AssoeUitlon of Bridge, Struc ore older people In bock of me local spending. have wins you prestige and n»c- woman’s, now on Sale at Watkins! tural oml Omiunental Iron Workers. TTio aoyUig 'Isn’t this awful?’ I feel cess—isn’t that the .American I Finally, although the new proposal membership, agalnal the advice of uikon like turning around and saying, dream?—^you can’t simply to- During our Semi-Annual Furniture marks a turning point In federal-state negotiators, rejected the offer to boost 'Open up your minds!’ ’’ Ore to aa ivory tower and live the pre.sent basic wage of J6.06 an hriur Both are angry, but one Is Fischetti there. Tour talent owes a re- Sale, Watkins is also offering a targe relations, and hopes for the beginning to $10.66 over the life of the contract. cJoBtng otA the different. In the spooBlblUty to others. You have selection of famous Daystrom Dinettes of a trend not only of revenue but of Management has called the rejection process he Is saying to another to try to help them to some way. on Sale. All groups have steel frames responsibility back toward the states, '’ln«UM>" luid "Intolerable." When the poTBon, "I wUl not accept you, "I always Uka the advice that and liaaes for immeasuralite strength obvious Impact of such on Increase on what you do, what you like. ” there Is obviously not going to be any Bernard Shaw ga'vo: *Warte nated with a thin layer of plastic to in- overall coitstnicUon kr considered, the . ’ITte other is angrily crying for yourself on the ash heap of fau- and durability. Table tops are all lami- blind or savage cutting down of federal wkme axljectives ciui be appUrxl to man openness and acceptam'e — for matoty.’ But setuaDy you do lure against mars and scratches. So, programs which will continue to make agement’s offer. making the worship real and something for yoursett when Frank J. Wlilto Jr., executive vice alive — an experience of ex- viait Watkins today and see the Day- sense because there ore Indeed some you care for others.” pre ident of tlie general contractors' as preswlng who we are in our sot^ Lancaster, who woo an Oscar ■trom Dinettes for yourself and save areas In which centralisation can do sociation, has recommendsd a lockout row and brokenneas and In our for ”Xlm«' Oantzy,” Ukea to during our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale. some things for the sUtea better than of all Ironaxu-kera. Since lockouts often Jory. R la an experience that wit make films that carry a power lnvolv»> litigation, such a step could fur nessed to reconciliation. It can ful social impact. Hla latsst-— B. 4l*ific|ri Octagonal Table extends the states can do them for themselves. ther siuirl a settlement. The sltiiotlon not be such tf It Is of one gtn- and 41st—is "Castle Keep,” a to 5H-inchea with one 17-inch leaf. Table Is alrtkidy bndly complicated w «h the ' eiiitlon, one class or one race. surrealhttie war picture detail- top finished in a laminated Oil Rose For the second time since his return union leaders claiming they do not know "There is neither Jew nor tag the experlenoeo of a group wood with a touch of Black trim. High from abroad, then, President Nlxon's.Ad- what the membercfiip wants Greek” was not meant as a of OTs durtiM battle of Ihs sheen Chrome t)«se accompaniea both mlnlstratlon has presented a fully con Meanwhile work has been rfowed or deMructlon of Indtvldiiallty but Bulge in Belgium. table and matching chairs. Chain fin sto|«ped on major constructtoiv Irtclud- Some years ago, alrsady lad ceived program, the result of In t^ lv o rather the deetrucUon of the, ished in a Black and matching Oil Rcste- V\ Ing th«‘ additions to Platt lurd Maloney wâlls'which separated and sup en wttb bonors sad loot, O a t wood vinyl. ^ and Independent and revolutionary study I f'lKft si'hools. With future labor costs un ported êar and hatred and self- \ thbtoht of quitting the industry. of oiir national situation and our needs, certain, oontractora are reluctant to bid tightoous price. Just os In the rej*gg a new Add. But now. stfll C. Just a ”Hint-0-Miiit’’ suggested in On |N.>rKling projects. mgfsdlv trim at 55, bs which dare* reverse customary direction paM, the presence of such walls this Daystrom group. The 49 x 35-inch The union's rejection of a 76 per cent betw»>en the young and the older mslvad that Idoa. and assumption. The revenue-sharing ' wage lncrea.9i> Is ns Irrational as the "A ll I want to do is to go on as Table T op , is finished in a laminated l«A er further distortions. EJach Mint colored wood graining with an plan, too. Is new, and hopeful, and dar offer maile to thent by emplo>‘ers. COit- tends to defend his own thing as I *-*** making films that tmclor.s are only the Intermedtaries. T^x**-** peopts emotionally' and Avocado Base. Table extends to 58V^ ing and yet, for all th^t, still seems and both are denied the devekip- Tlrey pay the Ironworkers with the meiu of the kind of dlscrlmina- express what I fssi about Ufe,” inches with one 9>/j-inch leaf. close to common sense. be said. ” Tou czto*t Jurt quit bs- money they get from the public agencies and judgment which can Matching Chain also have an Avo». or the private Interests for whom the I'onia with trust eauBS you are absad." cado base and together with the Avo W b m bs tet on teoatlcn And there la one over-all ^ considera oonsfriUctlon is being done. When the waljs are doavn we cado Finesse vinyl fabric, make a lovely, abroad. Burt, w bo dnms ^ tion more important than either the new Labor won’t lieor the appeal of Labor can separate the bad and the unique combination. Secretary ShulU for moderation. It is forms of ustentation Uvea v a st welfare plan or the new revenue-sharing good of both — put away the ly to Bal Air. calif.,, wttb bis too far Into orbit. In the case of the Iron- one and nourish the other. plan or both added together. It Is that workcra. the Associated General Oon- wtfa. N om a, a fcnmsr UtO m - ■ bs mot ytdl* bs was to this looks like leadership. tractors helped provide the propulsion. Rev. Ernest Harris O pen 9A.M1 to 5:30 P. AV — C k »ed AAoa — O pen Thun.&Friday until 9 P. AA —MBRIDAN RBOORD o f f FRoh TMf SEA OF MI$£RY. Army, and tbatr five ebfl- SWnEXSHOE Second Oongregatlonad' Church .1 '■ \ ■-.V ^ v PAGE EIGHT ■ V MANCHESTER EVENING^ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g HERAiiD. Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Fr i d a y , a u g u s t 15, i969 PAGE NINE Winds, Tide Napoleon’s 200th Birthday V ernon B o lto n China Says Soviets Soviets Invaded Territory, I€ Of Hurricane AND M1b8 Olâ Kotrady Marked in France Today 13 Named Football Unit Chinese Militarists Qaim TOLLAND — Mists Olga Ko TODAY’S PlnUMl Stwers trady of New Britain, sister of Nearing Cuba BY .MICHAEL KEBNAN grânts of human history, he ) HONG KONG (AP) —The So - Chinese border policy In Sln- Expand War Threat The Washington Poet Paul Kotrady of Tolland, died changed not only the face but To Run For kiang has been cautious -because T o Pra<5tice'/■ viets probably started/ the latest MachiM Cltaned Wednesday night at New Brit- (Continual from Pago One) (Continued from Page One) WASHTNOTON — Today to the mind of 19th century Eu C leese control of the area ts ain General Hospital. border clash by invading Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, take part in ceremantes noting the 200th bbttiday o t Napoleon rope. Hid civil code, called by relatively weak. Local minori Survivors also Include' five trinated in communism and es£ border conflict but accused CofC Board On Monday Chinese territory. Western ana Sqwer Lines Installeil—Cel- the 30th anniversary of a battle Bonaparte, a meui who for modt many his true claim to immor ties in the past have rebelled Isr WsterprooUng Dane. other brothers, three sisters, study agriculture, apparently the Chinese of provoking the against Japan. lysts of Chinese military affairs tality, was imitated all over a î**.*. ^ ■«» ______lYie first practice for the midg against Peking's authority and and several nieces and was not hard hit. Tans did not say how long the of us has two distinct selves: the world and today, modified, , ^ candidates tor clash along the Kazakhstan-Sin- et football team will be held said today. crossed the border into the So nephews. Soviet delegation would stay or The one we teamed about as it is recognized as “ the first ®'®®*ton to the Board of Direc- McKin n e y b r o s. klang frontier. behind the high school at 6:46 All evidence here so far viet Union, where mimy have The funeral will be tomorrow whether they would iHaeimii the children and the one presented lit Psnri St. — MS-nM truly modem code of laws.” the Rockville Area p.m. on Monday. Anyone who strongly Indicates that the relatives and friends, Soviet ra at 8:30 a.m. from the New storm,” Simpson said. "In Ihe Soviet Unixm claims the to ua to history courses. Sewerage Dtopaeol Co. tense Chinese border with Mon- During his 15 years in power Chamber of Commerce, was has not registered and would Ch;nese troops involved in the dio propaganda has encouraged Britain Memorial Funeral this state of development, it Chinese troops Intruded Into the goUan military officials. Mongo- In France, nobody will be al fighting were local security and thcee defections. ^s-'’"'trtgton Ave., could go on to become one ?f Semlpalatinskl region while Ua borders China’s ainirtotig lowed to fottget theuie greatgix»A day.oay, FranTe,‘"‘t h f m lv^ reite^ ^ L m Wednesday -by the Uke to may do so at this time. Applicants must be accompani local militia troops who were Peking's border acts have Divine Liturgy at Holy the great storms, or It could rise Communist China claims Soviet Province. CharlM de the French Lycee, the bacca- Boys Bicycle ed by a parent. There is no fee turpriied by the Russian attack, been much more aggressive In V TOnlty Russian Orthodox ^nd fall in intensity as Gladys troops penetrated a mile or so Soviet television emphasized OauBe is not only e j ^ t e d to laureate examination and the Those proposed were John for reglstratian. analysts said. the northeast, along the Ussuri Church, New Britain, at 9. Bur- ),,gt year.” into the Llehllektl area of Sin- the Sovlet-Chlnese border when a t t ^ s w e r ^ c e le ^ tio n s in Legion of Honor ("It is by bau- Cheasari, Mildred L. Cook, Nor- From Syracuse HAVE ial will be in the tioly Trinity , klang’s Province’s Yumin Coun- It showed border guards traln- Game uniforms were bought They listed these factors and River, scene of the Initial bor i' to '"®® His man Couch, Dennis Eidson, this reasoning: Cemetery, New Britain. ty. Meanwhile the official So- Ing in the Far Eastern maritime and supplied to the team free der fighfng last March. There Friends may call at the fu- tl'onrwater on the Florida West continental system, which fore- Paul OUver, Benito Psgani, Jo- To New Bedford —Accounts from Moscow of are no minority people* in the Viet news agency ’Pass said a province, which runs north from even a statue of shadowed the common market, speh Paradis, Elvelyne Peuizek of charge by Andrew Ansaldl. — U — neral home tonight from 7 to 9. *-oast but Simpson said it can- NEW BEDFORD. Mass. (AP) Some of the equipment was pur the fighting have emfihaslsed area, and the Chinese army's Soviet military delegation led the major port of Vladivostok w s T s ^ d i ^ ^ ^ ^ L w i ^ r * * ^ resulted somewhat against his Jerome RcmMewlcx, Glenn — Three 15-year-oId boys have Memorial donations may be determined the course by Army Gen. Ivan Fedyunln- but it made no mention of was scheduled. The French am- expectations in the emergence chased from the Manchester or that Soviet troo(>s cut off strength Is much more effective made to the Building Fund of ^*>ûiille will follow. Roberts. Gardner Ruggles, quite an adventure to talk about ganization for a token sum. Chinese border guards from there than in Sinktong. sky left for Mongolia to^y to Wednesday’s clash. bassadoT, to fact, is back in of Britain as a great interna Douglas Scott fuid Robert Vel- SEEN Holy Trinity Rassian Orthodox “ We know no reason at the Paito where the action is. today after completing a 400- Equipment was also obtained "reinforcements." "If the Chinese were going to tional power independent of Eu ardl. mlle bicycle trip from Syracuse, Church. present time why Camille All that is left for us to do from Southington and other It la likely y » t the cut-off start something." one analyst rope. His policies helped bring N.Y., to New Bedford. ------should turn northeast (into the here, since Rod Steiger is still ’The 11^ of names will go out local towns Jeton Roberts, Hen “ reinforcementi^' were troo|iB said, "They'd do It in the north about the rise of the middle Dlfck Eberle, Cameron Hos- James A. Marion Florida coast),” Simpson add- busy filming Napoleon’s life to to the general membersMp of ry Ryba, Francis Poet and Tony of the professional People’s Lib east—not In Stnktang.” class in the western world, the mer and Frederick Bartel, all of James A. Marion, 86, of New ed, "but somebody will get a Troops Move "Walterloo,” Is t o reed a book the Chamber to September. Muro will serve as coaches. Da eration Army who were camperl flowering of nationalism and the Any member may add other Syracuse, left last Saturday and London, brother of Mrs. Mario pretty good beating.” about him. And the first book birth of the modem state. vid Dreselley la the team rep some distance behind the border names provided they are sup made the trip in six days, even Aceto of 189 Oak St., and Gales and rains up to 10 Inch- that comes to mind is a tattered He invented labor negotia- resentative. and who were attem(>tlng to ported by the signatures of 15 taking one day out to rest in Mrs. LeDuc Gels father of Mrs. Susan Cusano of es were expected to batter Cuba old coverteas vtilume, scribbled Hons, after a fashion. He popu- Monday's practice will be a reach the border os soon as members. Each member will Guilford. Conn. ’They arrived Eldrldge St., died yesterday at from end to end. Getting the Into Belfast upon by one’s father in his Vic- larized canned foods and beet light practice and until school fighting began. Convention Post vote for six of the final Hst. here Thursday night, and plan Lawrence and Memorial Hospt- worst of the blow will be the -'/.r tortan childhood, titled, “ The sugar, now an Important starts practices may be held B R A N D N E W (Oontlmied from Page One) to contliue on to nearby Cape —Moscoa’'s announcement of tal In New I.«ndon. world-famed crops of fine tobac- Life and Battles of Napoleon French product. He pioneered ’Those on the nominating com five days a week. Ih e Bolton Mrs. Mary E. IjeDuc of 40 Cod where they will join mem the first fighting on Wedne«hiv The funeral will be tomorrow co grown In the western end of Bomapairte, In Words of One Syl- in modem war techniques mittee were: Dr. Joseph Shinn, team will participate In the C«imbrtilgx' St. has been ap- STORE docker who climbed from balco- opening fusillade set off general bers of their families for vaca gave few details of Soviet coa- at 9:15 a.m. from the Impel- the Island. lable,” by Helen W. Pierson. (MacArthur at Inchon John F. Mirablto, Donald Moc- Charter Oak Conference. This (xointed to the credentials com ny to balcony to reach the flag from both sides. tions. conference will Include some 28 imltles. I N T H E Iitt(ii4 Memorial Home, 84 Mon- But forecasters said sugar, ”If you should set sail in a sclously followed his precepts) Howard Wolfanger, mittee -of the National VFW said he and others were going “ If®” «*■«- “The whole day Is ad lib.” teams and it wUI be divided In Soviet reports of Chlneae-pro- tauk Ave., New Iôndon, with a Fidel Castro’s main source of ship, on the sea that bathes and paved the way for the In- Richard Rose, Bernard Growl Auxiliary at Ita 56th annual con ® ® ™®h sud police and the police Eberle said in describing the to dlvlsloi*. Other conference voked bnttlea have nla-nya given Mass of requiem at 10:00 a.m. iiard currency for world trade, north to help the fight for civil replied with bursts from Sten and Paradia. vention o(>enlng toitay In I’hlla- the south shore of FTance, you dustriallzed state. He also way things went during the trip. members Include Hebron, Ver extensive accounts of Ruaslans MANCHESTER at St. Joseph’s Church, New also would be hard-hit. The big rights.” gims. Armored cars with ma- Mrs. Bety Kristotek, chair del[)hla. Pa. could reach the isle of Cor-sl- paved the way for the 20th cen- "What we eat, when we eat, non, Glastonbury and Coventry. killed and -wounded, wttii ^ndon. Burial will be in St. production Is In Eastern Cuba. An embassy window was ®hln® guns mounted on swivel- ca, where Na-po-le-on first saw tury dictators with his sophlsti- man of the membership com She has also been n|>polntcd PARKADE mittee, presented tiie names of whether, we get lost. . .” Bulletin Board lengthy stories about the hero Mary s Cemetery, New Iôndon. As forecasters concentrated broken and another cracked by l"S turrets raced through the light. . . .He liked to hear cated '"use of a controlled to serve as nuttoruU chairman six new members toe ac The boys all have vivid mem lYtero will be a firemen's ism of Individual soldiers. But HOME o r T H E Friends may call at the fun- on tracking Camille, a new dls- stonethrowers. streets blazing from gasoline tales of war and his toys were press, ories of such moments as (>ed- of the VFW Eastern States Con ceptance. muster tonigttt at 6. TYie fire the Soviet preos has given only eral home tonight from 7 to 9, turbance was rising far out in In the heart of Belfast’s Cath- bombs thrown by both Protes- of the kind that stirred his He brought on the balance of dllng across the Rip Van Winkle men’s olanvbake, orlglnaily scanty details of battles (>ro- ference for Youth Activittea, Those accepted were Vernon the Atlantic Ocean. oUc community, around Falls tmits and Catholics. heart. He would leave bat, or power arrangement that trig- Bridge while making sure to scheduled for Aug. 17 wtU be \-oked by the Rusolan side. and has recently attended a I'eter Cole Scrap Metal, Ptige Girl Service .S t r id e An ESSA 8 satellite picture rc- Dr. John H. Ostrom (center) of the Division of Road, 15,000 residents prepared At 4 a.m. the fire brigade said ball, or kite, to set his toy gered two world wars, and his stay on the narrow crosswalk held Aug. 34. This time, however, it has ' ‘ reeldenUi Conference In Knn- Rite Pcler Cote, 63, of Southington, vealed that a tropical wave for another night of violence. there were so many fires In troops in rank and sweep them conquests aided not only the de J 4 M Upholstery, Aloar Auto ^ ^ sas O ty tor a briefing on the Vertebrate Paleontology at Yale University Pea Bridge Yields Fossils, Bone between the 280-foot drop to the The monthly voter-making been Radio Peking that has giv SHOE brother of Roland (3otc of Man- which moved off Africa last They tore down telegraph shops and houses it had lost away with his toy gun.” velopment of the United States w&le7on Tie side and Ute cars sestoon wlU be held tonight en most of the details of the (xrogrom. Nursery School and Fulalbrlght Chester, died ye.sterday in an Monday had developed cyclone body Museum of Natural History; Mrs. Rebekah poles, - toppled lamp posts, count. ’lYiis volume falls to note as a world leader but the birth zipping by a few feet away on ftxun 6 to 8 In the town offtoee. fighting, earnialUea and types of Other membern of the Man Co. automobile accident in Canada, characteristics and was lashing Smith, research assistant; and Dr. Peter Galton, Ammosaurus Was There pulled up paving stones and One man lay on the sidewalk what Robert Holtman’s / “The of independent Latin American the other. ’lYie selectmen wlU meet to armored equipment and nlrcrxift chester IViel and Auxiliary at AND Survivors also Include his a largo area of the Atlantic with curatorial assistant, beam understandably while built barricades on all the with an eye kicked out. Napoleonic Revolution” (1967) nations. He also inserted into The boys decided to make the night at 0 In the town otticca. used by the Rindons. tending tlie national ctmvenUon wife, two .sons, a daughter, hl.i gale winds, examining fossils of Ammosaurus major in a rock (See Page Eight) Streets entering the area. The dead Included 9-year-old points out, that Napoleon’s ac- the catechism the declaration trip just for something to do, Slnkliing is a "very (x »r are Mrs. Theresa Varney. Aux SIMPLEX SHOE mother, five other brothers, and The disturbance, centered fragment excavated from the Wolcott quarry in Wearing crash helmets, car- Patrick Rooney, hit by a stray tual blrthdate was unknoxyn and that “ To honor and serve our U.S. Says Soviets and although they enjoyed lt,> Manohestor Evening HeraM province for China in security iliary (irrsldent; Mr and Mrs. two sisters. near Latitude 14 north. Longl- the Wolcott quarry In Buckland debris, which hardened 1884. Yesterday afternoon, on the site of the for rylng garbage can lids as bullet which tore Into his hom e; that—just as he later was to emperor is therefore to honor one way was enough for now. Bolton summer aonrspondeato terms and the Chinese would be Eugene Freeman, Mr, and Mrs. Funeral services will be Mon- tude 42.0 west—more than 1,600 in 1884. set the imperial crown on his and serve God himself” and Delaying Talks They all plan to return with mer bridge spanning Hop Brook between Hartford ^ ^ . There was no mistaking Dr. shields, and wielding axe han- Herbert Roy, 29, hit In the chest Doug Bovins, tol. 94S-76M, and extremely u^nllkely to provoke Etiwin Bdwarda, Mrs. Florence day at 8:16 a.m. from the Della miles east of San Juan, Puerto About 4:30 p.m., a shout of ostrom ’s jubilance late yester- dies as weapons, they stopped by a shotgun, an unidentified own head—he himself declared other whoppers. their families via automobile. Dave Norris, tel. M9-S037. anything there." Streeter, and John Lynn. Vecchla Funeral Home No. Rico, '"will probably become Rd. and Bridge St., the museum team discovered Read Herald Ads. , ’211 "John!” went up from Mrs. Re- day afternoon. "This has been all traffic and set fire to at leaift man found on top of an apart- It to be Aug. 16, the date of Well, we have come a long On Arms Control Main St., Southington, with a tropical storm Debbie,” the two more specimens. (Herald photo by Silver) two big trucks to blockade the ment building and a man whose the Assumption of the Blessed way from that snowball fight mass of requiem at St. Thomas’ Weather Bureau said. bekah Smith, Dr. Ostrom’s re- a great day. I am tickled WASHINGTON (AP) —Soviet search assistant. He, Galton, pink,” he said. "Cooperation bullet-riddled body was found on Virgin. at Brlenne, and the dashing flg- Church, Southington, at 9. Havana Radio used the occa- A group of men saying they the steps of a hospital, Mrs. Pierson retells the fa- ure of Mrs. Pierson’s Napoleon policy-makers reportedly are Burlal will be In St. Thomas’ »lon of Camille’s approach to student workers, reporters, and has been magnificent from assorted curious onlookers everyone.” were sympathizers with the Ir- By 4 a.m. hospitals had treat- mouB story on the snow fort is dim in the memory, delaying the stcut of arms con- Cemetery In Southington. give a partial report of damage at young Bonaparte’s school, Army Bars Release scrambled over the piles of dirt expressions of gratt- Ish Republican Army seized a ed 120 persons, 42 of them with But somehow, that relic of the trol talks with the United States Frlend.H may call at the fun- lone by tropical storm Anna, movie theater and said it would Brlenne, and describe how days when we read with our tn- that go with the new Rt. 6 con- tude, he Included the Connectl- bullet wounds. eral homo tomorrow from 7 to th® Hr®t storm of 1969 In the be used as a refugee center. years afterward a poor petition- dex finger seems more real to while they work out the bargain structlon, and sloshed through ût State Highway Deport- In the cold light of eui over 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 hurricane belt, Scores of helmeted "peace stew er showed the emperor a scar us than the man the historians ing lines they will take at the and 7 to 9 p.m. Anna wiped out 1,006 acres of Of Murder Suspect the teirain left muddy by hours q . and G. ConstrucUon, cast day, not one building along spent hosing the blocks. ^ ards” evacuated children from two miles of Falls Road was un on his head left by one of write about. conference. BLUE CROSS OPEN ENROLLMENT ------com, 336 acres of bananas, aev- (Continued from Page One) What a beautiful sight to a the area. Napoleon’s hard-thrown i c e b a l l a ------U.S. nfflotals said Thursday Lorl Ann Zogorskl eral mango, avocado and citrus scathed. In two places, leuge WAP^Mf-""" A ”-”Bv. avocaao ana citrus that the Pentagon apparently paleontologist! Lying across the ®>«'"®"^°'‘he2ndBattallon terrac7dbu"lI(ingsharbeenre- and “ was granted all he this was indicated by Informa asked.” When Napoleon moved tion from Soviet sources. Clear whether the CIA changed was unaware of this. Redlne top of a sandstone block was an wicz; and of course, his co- to BeW^rin™ ^ S T r o r s ^ ' ! duced to heaps of bricks. Many Z ^ r s k i, 16, of 2183 Ell n g ^ sugar cane, the report sa id .’The its orders before or after the sold he would protest to Secre- unbelievably well preserved, ...... lo oeiiasi in i« ifucks irom oai- homes still burned on to military school to Paris, About Town Rd., died yesterday at the storm also destroyed 27 homes, uiiiimr tarv of Defense Melvin R leirH blue-white sliver of bone about “■orkers- lyklnlar. In Ckmnty Down, the ^ , oumea. The Nixon administration had she adds, “ He soon stood first Eugene Brewer, (lastar of the Children’s Hospital In Boston, 26 tobacco storehouses and a ^ nn/p-o to vietnnn, if ^ six inches lonir ’ addition to Dr. Galton, biggest Brtlsh army base in Ul- emptying water ho()cd talks would be started by to rank.” Church of Christ, will conduct ENDS TODAY! Mass. chicken feed factory, and dam . To u fm the E v e f f cursory glance at the Mrs. Smith, and Sanders, who ^ «rom a bucket over flame, gave now. Not so, grumbles Holtman. a service Sunday at 8:16 a.m. Miss Zagotskl was bom March aged a thermo-electric plant at '"'U* one of several that have The Pentagon Llrh^rbeen conformation conrinc;^^^ teaches Grades 6-6_ at St. Jo- p ,giving between ths poUce ®way when a Some U.S. officials think one He graduated 42nd to a class of on radio station WINF. The pro 5, 1954 In Hartford, and lived Marlel been bandied about In specula- and Galton that It Is the miss- seph's School In Enfield, Dr. and Protestants on, one slide and toe roof fell beside 69. major reason for the delay In Wapplng mo.st of her Life _ _ gram la sponsored by the Mah- Tho Cuban Civil Defense Com- tlon on the hush-hush case. Tom S. Gettys Mlddôn^s ^ n - luR P^rt of one of the femurs Ortrom was assisted ^by Ed Roman Catholics on the o f^ r “ When Na-(X)-le-on had sent stems from the advanced mis She was a student at South mitteo decreed a state of emer- Sources said that although this found at the quarry 85 years Smith, husband of Rebekah ebbed as morning came. But Violence had died down, but cherter Ctergy Association and sile developments during the A HIGH BENEFIT PLAN FOR BLUE CROSS MEMBERS! gressman; Rep. John C. Culver, (troops) to take the arms from NBW Wlnd.Hor High School and a Rency in Plnur del Rio and the to the "oftlolal” name of the vie- ago. "I am sure this is from the and a graduate student In hatred seethed between the P°'toe remained on alert, the Manchester Council of past year or so. U-Iowa, acting ort behalf of MaJ. the men o< Par-is, so that the member of St. Margaret Mary Isle of pines as Camille’s ad- Um, It may be an alias, Churches. Dav'.d E. Crew of Cedar Rapids, same beast,” Dr. Ostrom said, physiology at Yale; Kenneth Catholic minority and the Pro- -An American newsman was In mob could not break out once However, other authorities bimketball cheerleaders, vanco winds began raking the Other sources said earlier the Iowa; Rep. HasMng.ti Keith R- Thus culminated two days of Rose, Yale undergraduate ma- testant majority, and Ulster's hospital here today with a cou- more, the sword of a man by here speculate the Russians Survivors Include her parenU. area. ân was shot and his weighted Ticket returns for the VPW Moss., and Rep. Henry Helsto- patlent washing, scrubbing, and joring in geology; and Philip worst outbreak o t violence in Pto ot slight bullet wounds In- 'the name of Beau-har-nais was have been stalling because they Albln P «ind Kvo\yn Clinton Hurrlcnnea have plagued Ca«- tody dumped In the South China chl'pplng away at almost 100 Perkins. nearly 60 years appeared far curred during the night, Hawaiian Lueu should be made ikl, D-N.J. brought, -with the rest. Beau- by tomorrow to members of the did not wish to appear more ea D P -30 Zagorsk ; a brother, Edward P. tro ever since he came to pow- 3®a off Nha Trang. The body blocks of atone removed from Last night, the two precious from over. He was Identified as Jim hax-nals w-as dead, but his son ger for a control agreement ^ gorsk^ and a sister, Cyn- cr, frequently crushing efforts has not been recovered. commKtee. ’The event wiU be the old bridge as tenderly as blocks were locked up, away The Royal Air Force flew 800 O'Boyle, 23, of Pottstown, Pa. EJu-gjene, a fine boy of 12, came held Saturday, Aug. 23, from 9 than the Nixon administration. thlH L. Zagornkl. both nt home; to reach his goal of a 10-mll- . , , , . ,, ■ — " —-■■111- The Army has flledicharges of possible by a crane supplied by from the eyes and hands of the BrlUah infantrymen from Eng- American, who served as a to Narpo-le-on and begged with p m . to 1 a.m at the VFIW These authorities note that the 70 days of coverage for each admiMion to a General Hospital.* her patenml gr«nitai,^her Mrs. Ion-ton sugar crop. The biggest premeditated murder and con- Duties Defined the Oneglia and Gervaslnl Con- curious and souvenir hunters, gaps left by Brit- *®'toer in Vietnam, was in tears that he would give this p„Bt Home. Tickets will not be new administration took about Canillla Ziigor.sk! of East Wind- In his regime was 6.8 million splracy agiL tist seven U.S. Spe- structlon Co. or. Ositrom was anxious to j,^ troops called to action in Ulster reporting for an unidentl- six months to review the global Credit of $30 per day toward hospital room charges. sor Hill, and her miitenml sword back to him. Na-po-Ie-on avallaWe at the door. tons In 1961. clnl Forces officers aqd one ser For Youth Group 'The hunt of the last two days avoid incidents similar to those Londonderry for the first time newspaper and had been in military programs and nuclear grandmother, Mrs. Helen Clin had not the heart to keep It from geant. goes back to October 1884, that occurred when dinosaur since World War I. Londonderry ^ Bogside battle area to wit- the boy . . . When Jo-se-|>hlne Full coverage, regardless of cost, of Special Services provided end billed by hospital (such 1 drugs. ton Massjiro of Rockville. 'The Manchester Youth Com- when the first specimen of Am- tracks were found a few years The Manchester Nativity One of the officers, Col. Rob was calm but uneasy. nesa the fighting. Beau-har-nais heard the tale Washington officials have just The fimoral will be Monday at Scene Oommittee, which Is operating room, laboratory services and many more). Dodge Truck ert R. Rheaull of Vineyard Ha- mission, to be appointed in mosaurus, an 8 by 10-foot-long ago in Rocky H'll during the con- Anothe 900 men of the Royal Late Thursday night, accom learned that Soviet Ambassador 8 a.m, from the Hcnjamln .1. from her son, she felt s o touched raising money to purctuuK a veni Mims., wii.s commiuider of September by the Board of Di creature resembling a croco- structlon of 191. “People came Qreen Jackets were betns re- panied by a girl, he drove Anatoly Dobrynin, who went Callahan Funeral Home, 1002 dlle, was found In the Wolcott *:®_ that she called the next day to new Christmas display, has Maternity allowance of $200 after both husband and wife have held membership for eight months. all Special Forces In Vietnam at rectors, will have the following n. bi 1 n'Slit,” ho said, "and sta rt^ caUed from leave and put on a®'’®®? toe border into the Irlrti home two months ago and only Main St,, East Harlfoixl, with a Prices Rise quarry, north of thaink Na-po-le-on. She had a changed the time and place of In addition. Blue Cross provides full coverage for sick newborn care from birth. the time of the killing. Tlie oth- Blocks of the sandston^ were eqidpment to sUndby “ because of the serious- 8:et medical sup- sweet voice, a fair face ajid all this week left a Moscow hospital Mass of re dealers the highest U.S. commander In The commla<»lon will consist . , , ,, . . . 1884—.” Cas,^ Clubs of 24 memlxTs, nil to bo imder He made the own Royal Ulster Constabulary. g o they would meet. They must Individual...... $32.10 over the country. Increases Vietnam, (Ion. Crelghfon W. prophecy when his team began Opposition to the Ulster gov Loses Secretary fall. 'What,’ cried Na-po-le-on, )/Tl range fixmi $44 to $138. Abrams. 21 at tile time of their appoint (Ls m than 110.71 s month) ment and all to serve one-year work Wedne.sday morning at ernment spread to Irishmen In 'Flail, that word is not Th<> new price list does not In- In Washington, meanwhile, A n d o v e r Britain. The Irish Immigrants Mrs. Barbara King of 18 Ul- Used to Quell terms. They will be apixilnted 7:16. French’ ” ). But Hottman cites Family ...... $60.70 (Lsss than 920.24 a month) elude federal exel.se or state awl Pep. Peter W Iteillne, I)-N..I In aeplembi'r of e«ieh year by Dr. Galton explained that Reipubllcan Organization called ’ ®y ®nipIoyed by the Man- it OB a strictly minor fight p e t Seattle Riots local bixes. Neither does It In- alil he had talked by telephore the Rojird of Directors, acting toirlng the Trias.slc period of Land Transfers for a national one-day work Board of Education in ted up by Napoleon the (Jropa- elude dealer liaiullliig charges. with one of the meit under ar- ui)oii the reeo.mmendntioivs of Ammosaurus. the Connecticut stoppage of Irish sympathizers administration office since gandist Into an epic. There was The price of the elghl-eyllnder rest, Caid. Rolwri F. Maixtseo to London, Birmingham, Glas- resigned, effective to- also Marengo, a ^ near disaster (Continued from Page One) the -town's coordinator of youtii Valley contained moraines, Listed for July IVslge Imif-ton D-lOO truck Is of ItliHmifleld. N. J. ser-vlees, Robert Digiui. formed from rushing currents gow and other cities. _ She did not reveal her whose official account was re ★ FULL SPECIAL SERVICES COVERAGE REGARDLESS OF CDST wlUi otweeiritles and yedl.s of advaneed $44 or l.H |>erecnt; "Phe eiiptaln didn't dl.uu.ss Amoi\g its powei-.k and duties similar to those In Switzerland. Property transfers for the TYie Irish Civil Rights SoUefar- ‘ uture employment. written by Napoleon. "C'mon-tlirow .'tome gas the I141K) imsllum duly $1.38. or what happened. ' Re.'me -aid will be Uie recommendation of K the creature did not foil prey month of July are as follows: Ity Group said it was opening Mrs. King served as adminis- In fact, H(dtman asserts, Na ★ NO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OR HEALTH RESTRICTION . Tivar giw from sliells, canis 4.9 |Hi * ®tit. "The captain .•■■aid he wa.s onlv ordliumcos, to deal with youtli to another larger form of the Philip J. and Nancy R Den- recrulttog offices in Britain to ‘ •‘“ “ ve secretary to the board poleon was a superb field com ters and a spraying device re- cenera Motors Corp. has not under orders. " enroll volunteers "to fight D®®- 28, 1964 to April 23, mander and an inventive strate yi*t aUMrlomu! Ua 1970 tnu’k hm . . problems; and cooperation with genus Prosauropod, the theory oncourt scviUered the eixmil, and a |H)- inuK T in» i*onj;:ro.s.snmn smUi he nn-hn house and land on alongside the people of Derry.” which time she was gist, but as the quality of his prlei-s, but Industry sources ex other town agencies and com- Is It was trapped In one of lice sweep of the dlstriel's mala shcck''d to U'ani _th-il Mariox’o Bear Swamp Road, to John O. A token force of 60 left Thurs- b®toed executive secretary. army fell off, his basic concept pect them t.) top 1969's and to mi.sslons. also involved in solv- tliese sudden rushes of water, OPEN BIROUMEMT BMD8 AUOU8 T IBth street restored order about I ■'is 111 solitary eonflnement" and ing youth problems, mid deposited In shale, quartz, Anna Frislna and Arthur R. ‘‘“■y night for Northern Ireland. During both, appointments, she of mobility gradually gave way a.m. set Uie industry pattern, since to a use of massed troops and (.l.M's new modols go on sale Casavant. The gunfire victims were the ®“ ®nded all except four board - Ih e ''.street people” have .said artiUery that culminated in the St'pt. 18, a day aluNid of Forxl's Kenneth and Lynne Knowles, deaths recorded in three t"®®‘ togs. they are protesUng thoir treat Rustian debacle. Increasingly, ami a week idiead of Chrysler's. house and land on Cider Mill days and nights o ' religious ^ native of Manchester, she PLEASE NOTE: THE APPLICATION BELOW IS FOR NEW MEMBERS ONLY ment both by police and mer- he broke his own niles, (xroving Ill the tntixxluetlon of both Rd.. to PhUip N. and Agnes W. warfare that started Tuesday graduated from Manchester chtuits In Oie area. their validity to the breech, and 1968 and 1969 models, other Joranson; Harold K. and Isa- with Catholic attacks on a Pro- ^ ‘8h School in 1961 and attend- Cross-Country Killer Gas Trip it is a great tragedy of Wor', of IJiwrence M. Tebbets Jr., and and 5 elsewhere—were being ^ secretary to the director______of a ’"’ “ " ‘P' which It salil was 8»>nl dwilers to dered form “ In ease of aeei- tram-e to boUi protesters and Olathe, Kan. Its owner, Jerald estate of Ida F. Cohane, proper- held on suspicion of being IRA ®®'®« and sales manager of the that Napoleon "had bridges X HE groovy “ He-She Look” every young swinger made and built mites of road allow thorn to miloH wore with iho train hiNul- Gor.shon. declined to stiy where ly Hill Rd.. to Ronald members. Sheraton Plaxa Hotel in Copley wants plus the built-in Fit, the quality leaturea 5 Alwayii (i Milent lusit'UU'tu* prior to IntiXKluetlon of new ®d tor New York. The other shipment will go to in Umisiana the eight-car train A, and Julia A. Haverl. There was an air of ugly tesi- Square, Boston, where she mov- and great schools of law. He MIMSniinP AffUCATIONi H»s«t — 9 sis m s mweksr is Cssssctkvt It— CrsM Is au—tisscs Miuiy u sUiMU t e a r filled Par is with works of art mother looks for. But alwuy.H a U‘aull/ul memory mmiels unit protect dmiler Yhe train arrivetl b\ tlie Chi- the Rubicon Chemical Co,, of was destined. T«>en-age Dances sion to Belfast. Many spoke of ®d to 1963. Before that, she was cssgMast iasclS«< is Itw ItAES AND UOULATIOMS. I ssSsntss^ wch esvUcenes wM O f Iho oni* we luv«Hi tlwir and drew those who could paint • No-rub Seamless Back markuivs. eago area sliorlly before 4 a m. Oelsmar. Ui . for use In the pro- A spokesman for,the Trans- Andover Lake Property the poasibllity of "reprisals" for secretary in the jiathology t» s i Am CsfUAcaW si ttssiksnhlg A ff ss»»rt Im — A • * mm. God Kttve UH H tretiipli t** Wav It well to his court, as well as AjkI couraiê to face the Wow Ford said Its UH19 jiiml Iniek iravellng a maximum of duetlon of a plastic Intormedl- p.irtatlon Department said the Association reminds the deaths, particularly that of laboratory of New England s Metal Shanks for a "natural" foundation CHECK ONE those who had first rank to all Hut wiwit i t rneaip to lo«te >\»u prices turned out to be slightly •'"^ niiles an hour during the 120- ate. area teen-agers that the Friday a 9-year-old boy. Deaconess Hospital, secretaiw N(» om* will over kihiw special pemill was required be the arts.” And she tells of • Durable, long-wearing .K bingo will be held tomorrow toap Catholic center, cut short Locally. Mrs. King also x^rk- \ A, V □ Q gos,jra«.-toto Wo often-sU talk ■■( bun. - r tracks. Twxx (tickets attached Dictionary said phosgene -'tountatn , Arsenal announced Itocrii lierhsnd and plkced it on Master C lisê O sdit Osrto . . . \ When W-e are ail togt-Uier. at 8 p m. In the Red Barn. Ro ^ vacation and remained in ®d part-time as execuUve sec- hla h e ^ . ’Jo-ê-phlne.’ he said, MsrHsA □ ON—1*4( »□ □ For his memory Is itir only ihlug. I signs to the uncovered flatcars. " “ P®'*on gas in 'niore that la week ago it wxiuld land D'Amour Ls chairman of C O N N fC nC U T That we sluUl luive forever. L ^ x ^ to keep in touch>wlth the retary of the Manchester Edu- ’my good Jo-se-phlne. you know Fire Calls f One sign, placed by Lyn Clnm, ‘ resume shipments of the gas to the e '* ” ‘ \ BLUE C tO S $ crisis tn the six counties of cation Association how I have loved you . . s* rnrSm m m 4 s i UNMAMlfO CHHOtfN UNOft If TIAtS «l *«s i* Badly iM b s » e < l. ------32, a Highland Park mother of But Allan Vundemark, presl- I’''*'’®'® Industrial buyers, until June M om. Dail. SlMtvi' tuid Hititlient Northern Ireland. or tnla year But before long Mrs. Pierson .unitary Refuse Co , gar- six. mild, "Let my children live dent of the Lockport firm .that to Lookport, Allan V’ande- Istosl fmmt r—t Ms >m The violence Thursday night She U a member of the ts back on the battlefield, gal ‘ 'BW, Die final(Killution.'' will receive one of the ship- rnark, president of t.he firm Card Of Thunkn Rifle Champion w a s ^ e worst In Belfast since South United M e t h o d loping through the fory list: . MmkssB O S*s □ We wij»h i" to tliank------—ail *1 **'® *A'llce station It went to Uie Proviso Yards ments, said phosgene Is rela- which will receive one shipment the Irish civil war of 1900-22. It .Churh. chairman of iu Borodino, Dresden. Lelptir. 1. □ . "O 3. Dssglitef □ olTfrem ” ® said phosgene U rel-' Paris and finally Waterloo. De- s^patliy, niany floi^ irlbuies ami “ ’ ® ‘ ■Tick drlp()ed onto >urds, about 18 mile# from cal was being confused with dl- atlvelv safe It Is used to create “ tonilttee, la s □ ^ la s □ c C-. ^ toe commUHon sertbtag Napoleon’s death at St. on Helena, she says that "A t 6 to “P in t For ETWTtWn* Sinoe 1911!” a. / 0 sM|i»««> □ 4. Dsmkt»» □ especkUJyt .'S’ , " S T ‘ fn'ZS'T r ■" '■'•'"■'i*”. 1 .7 won'lLâ^,.^ ûcatlon-a;;;' ;o™:; thank CUTTlCU- ttw day his eyes srere fixed, but of the ChilUrch of ■ , .? « l i P M ,,., h . on ‘_____ . y®Tds from the center of the tom secretary tor the ,/ Mr». Gladvi o Li»Arv u>ti. ^ « cwiu ocnw'ooa. >>fD«tora »aid both phoAffene Atiueo. Sunday a smile of peace eras on his Dowtitown Main Street, Maaehcetcr and f>ajni/y ^ ''AB called at 6:00 a.nL and Thirty protOBters re^preBentlnff and diohnAffsansk ... ■» ' face as be breathed fats last. MUs Jennie flooliky toe blaze was quickly ex- peace groups from the city and oolson a Oershon said the chemical Is four-day aggregate of 6.S94 g saAAA - l a .x - ** * ^ ^ jf I •»>« ]»»»■ Open 6 Dayw—Thnni. NiRhta tiQ 9 twitf your FUUY COMPfETEO oppRczitton todoy to CONNICTICUT BlU f CROSS, P.O. BOX 17 SB, N fW HAVIN, C O N N tC T K yt OBSOB $»i.» iiivire aargerous man gaso- oolnts rvmw '.s. . . wiwesses said Uie first shot *>««n an active .. ’ProDce -1- Jo-se-phtoe' srere hU m S F^c« BuSie? With no damage to suburbs m^ched in front of ^ wrld wfr "* ‘ r «“»<>- last srards.” e Free ParkkiR Front and Rear of Store • Bo not l and ooyw»sn« with opplicxriton. Hr. Btephea BcoUky to . truck. yxird.' main entrance. The shipment bound for Lou,- r e i t L ^ , TYiere Is more to Napoleon K-ith 6.389. Mrs. Pierson. One of the L i cealed beneath hU co4it. The cheeter Grange. PAGE TE N \ * MANCHESTER IN N IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969

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A U G U S T 15. 1969 , ------, ,______tratlon proposal and "studies generally In accord with the ad who heads the group’s subcom Section Two FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. 1969 Draft by Lot will be made looking to hearings ministration proposal which Pages 13 to 24 Melbourne Skipper in 1970.” mittee on the draft, said at the HanrljPBier lEttening IferalJi would subject all potential draf time Nixon presented his pro In the past, the Senate has tees to one year In which they posal In May that most of the Given Boost been favorable to a lottery sys could be called. S PHOTOGRAPHY! Faees Court Martial President’s recommendations • PORTRAITS South Windsor '•■fe tem under which the youngest Those deferred to go to col could be put Into effect by ad Detour Readied CANBERRA, Australia (APJ collision rested with the Evans, In Sen ate men in the prime selection lege eventually would be placed ministrative order. —The commander of the Aus but they also were unanimous in group would be token first. It in in the draft pool along with • COMMERCIAL -Abrams Named Head WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi The House. Armed Services At South End tralian aircraft carrier Mel finding that the Melbourne cluded such a provision in its those 19-year-oIds who had not A tty w BcKihiiio dent Nixon's proposal for a version of the last draft exten (Committee, which is Just b^ln- •/ PASSPORTS bourne will face a court-martial could have given more positive received deferments, and the nlng to mark up the $20 biUlon Workers from Arute Bros, because of his ship's collision draft lottery has received a Sen sion In 1967. directions to the destroyer. monthly quotas would be filled military procurement authoriza and from the Hartford Electric Of Pioneer Systems with the U.S. destroyer Frank ate boost, but the key to any ac A WEDDINGS And Berrio After studying the report, the But the House refused to go by lottery selection. tion bill, has no plans for draft E. Evans, the Australian naval tion before the current draft law along, and the result was a pro Ught Co. were putting the fln- David N. Abrams of West Hartford has been elected commander of the Australian runs out In 1971 still lies with Indications on the House side hearings, but an aide aald they • SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA A PHOTO department said today. fleet. Rear Adm. Gordon Crabb, vision In the draft law barring Seek Posts Isblng touches on a detour to president of Pioneer Systems Inc. and made a director the House Armed Services Com were that its Armed Services might be scheduled next spring. The Evans was cut In half In decided It was in the best inter the President from changing the • 991 BIAm ST., MANCHESTER— 643-7369 day that will take cars from mittee. Committee might do little more Committee Chairman L. Mrs. Reita Adams at Oak St. of the corporation. The anouncement is nfade by Miles the South China Sea June 3 dur ests of the Australian navy and present procedure-nmder which Charter Oak St. to Hackmatack Sen. John C. Stennls, chair next year than study the situa- Mendel Rivera, D-S.C., has op will be The Herald’s temporary L. Rubin chaiman of the board. ing a Southeast Asia Treaty Or Stevenson that court-martial the oldest ellglbles are taken and S. Main St., probably be man of the Senate Armed Serv ion in preparation for action in posed plans such as Nixon’s in ixirrespondent for the next two Abrams has been president ganization exercise, and 74 U.S. charges be preferred against first. ginning Monday. of Pioneer's Parachute and Re ices (Committee, said Thursday 1971 before the present act ex the past although he Indicated weeks. She may be reached at •i. n sailors were lost. him, the navy said. An aide tb' 'Stennis indicated pires. 644-0600. An Arute Bros, spokesman covery Systems Division, and The Melbourne's commander, he has Introduced the adminls- the Mississippi Democrat is willingness this year to take a said the paved detour is set to Crabb was In command of the Rep. Edward Hebert, D-La., look at It. Read Herald Advertisements will now be responsible for Capt. John P. Stevenson, is group of ships in which the Mel Local Democraits today an- open either Monday or Tuesday. dlvlslonivl operations of the charged with failure to transmit bourne and the Evans were op nowicod that Atty. Harold A. The road wUl take traffic from firm. Charter Oak St., just east of to the destroyer a positive direc erating and was aboard the car Boxihlno has announced that he There are some 28 compan Carter Chevrolet, to Hackma tion after he had determined It rier at the time of the collision. ^^4 will seek the endorsement of ies throughout the country that tack St. and S. Main St. The was on a collision course and The U.S. Navy announced tn ''"V, ifhe Democratic Cauooe next make up the six divisions of road runs on a diagonal across failure to put the Melbourne's Manila Thursday that it Is near Wednesday for Town Council, Pioneer Systems. They are i engines astern when he had de the end of an Investigation to while Bdchard M. Berrio will the right angle formed by the Fabric Proceaslng Division. Ad termined the collision could not determine if any of the destroy run for itown treasurer. intersection of S. Main St. and vanced Technology Division, Charter Oak St. be avoided by action of the de er's officers should be brought Bochino is a 1960 graduate of t\>naumer Products Division. stroyer alone. END The Arute spokesman said the to trial. Holy Cross OoUegre where he Technological Services Di The navy said the court-mar majored In history. In 1966 he detour will be there for "a vision, and the International Those who might be charged C a k l o ? good long tim e" —at least six tial will begin Aug. 20 in Syd was graduated with honors from Trade Division. Together they Include the ship's skipper, months he said—while a per ney. Cmdr. Albert S. McLemore of Fialrfield College Preparatory employe about 4,000. • A spokesman said the com School where he was elected to manent overpass is (xmstruct- Vallejo, Calif., and the two offi " - I ed. Rubin, who served both as b i n e d American-Australlan cers of the deck, Lt. (J.g.) Ron I the National Honor Society. In chairman and pirealdent of Pio board that investigated the colli i'A 'll 1964, Bochtao received a Doc Another traffic rerouting will ald C. Ramsey, Long Beach, take place at Gardner and neer prior to the election of sion agreed unanimously that Calif., and Lt. (J.g.) Jam es A. tor of Jurisprudence degree from Abrams, will continue os chair primary responsibility for the Georgetown University, Wash- Spring St. later this month or Hopson, Kansas City, Kan. 7 - in early September. At that lo man and Pioneer's chief execu D.C. Bochino 'was ad cation, the overpass is nearing tive officer. Rubin said that the Black Si Decker mitted to the Connecticut Bar in continuing growth and expan Rectangular Covered 1964, and practiced law in completion. The girders have David N. Abrams Oil Quotas Called Unjust been installed and the ap sion of Pioneer's business re Bridgeport from 1964 through quired that a separation be In New York City to the Man 1967. He has since been associ proaches have been filled in. As made of direct responsibility (or chester plant. ated with the firm of Levin, yet, however, the cement has By New England Governors 18” Electric Lawn Mower not been laid across the over the corporation’s dally opera Cooker Grill HuMgren and Cantor in Hart tions from over-all policy and ford. pass. Can Clindi Honor* BOSTON (AP) —Mandatory all the nation's taxpayers share phumlng. oil Import quotas have needless In the burden Imposed by the oil He is 31 years/old and resides Abrams was associated with BOSTON (AP) — The **----- with his wife and two child chd»etts Supreme Ctourt put on ly raised domestic oil prices Import prt>gram. It Is clear that Itnlted Aircraft for IS years be ren ait 113 Mark Dr. He is a Church Lists fore coming to Pioneer early the red light Thuraday to a bill without making any contribu the New England Mates shoul Our Reg. der more than their fair share member of the South Windsor In 1966. For the Immediate fu pending In the legMature to 16.90 bulkl a eporta stsutium In Bos 5 tion to national security, the of the program’s cost. Lions Club, Father Rosenberger Guest Sunday ture, Abrams will continue as ton. plus sev'eral other projects. New England G o v e r n o r s' "The tragedy Is that this ex ■ ■ 5 9 . 8 8 Council. Knights of Columbus, divisional president of the Par and is a member of St. Mar The Rev. Normain M. Mac But the high court teft open Conference and the New Eng penditure is unnecessarcy since > Nil gasoline or oil! 1 1 . 4 0 achute and Recovery Division garet Mary Church. Leod Jr. of tho Sexxxid (3on- Camp Kennedy Counselors Get BIA Jackets the po4wlblHty of developing a land Council said Thursday. the costs of the quota program > .Starts iiislaiilly always! In addition (o hls new reaponsl- Berrio, a graduate of Wli- gpâtional Church in Neiw Lon Camp Kennedy director Harry Manchester'.^ Project 1968 Thomas Cameron. Charles Dcl- legal bill, with aileqm te stand Their statement said that New far outweigh any contributions •('ills IH indi wide row. , . (jenerous size l l 'h " long, 18" wide. 34" higli. tlve successful year of opera bllltles. 'Will F, Smith drapes a Jacket acro.ss Brotherliood In Action Commit ards and onfeguards which England fuel prices are the It makes to the security of our • Dual blade sucks up grass frn srnoulti cut- . Five position adjustable grid. Uams C3oUege School of Banking don be guest preacher Sun tion. tatto, Ellen-Marie Hcaly, John tile shoulders of his daughter, tee? The Jackets are yellow and IMoneer will move Its execu could be ruled "tor a public pur highest in the nation and that nation. ling. . tasy conlroi fire box with hi-low adjustment. will seek the endorsement of day at the 9:30 a.m. worship Those who received the Jack Healy, Margaret Healy, Joanne • Steel bollom shelf. Claire, one of the camp’s 24 are set off by "Camp Kennedy IxiVae. tive offices from 378 Park Ave. pose.” on of the causes Is the manda "Becnu.se of the existence of ' l ow profile for easy trimming. the Democratic Party. service a t Center Congregational ets, In addition to Claire Smith, 1 outstanding volunteer counsel Staff" In green lettering. Also, Sue I.,e\esque, Sally Mil tory Import quota program. UI7.1. No special orders, no ram checks. • Steel cover with drafts and top handle. He Uves at 580 MUler Rd. 'with Church. His topic: “Tho Pre are Steve Anderson, Kathryn the program," Curtis added, • 35 per store no ram cheeks. ors to receive one. Camp Kennedy closed this af ler, Gordon Norwood. Scott The statement came In the "New England cannot take ad his wife and two children. He carious Church.” Boehner. Mary-Loulse Bochner. Is a member of the Father Ros 'The Rev. Mr. MacLeod was The Jackets were donated by ternoon, after its sixth consecu- Patricia Breen, Alan Cameron, Odell, Pete Pescosolldo, Robt-rta wake of a recommendation by vantage of its favorable geo Ryan, Michael Scarpone, Chris Asst. Alty. Gen. Richard W. graphic location relative to for Take 6 1 0 OFF Our Regular Price enberger (Council of Knights of educated at Amherst (Mass.) Take g 1 5 q f F Our Regular Price Columbus and of the Midget CoUego and Hartford Seminary turbance at the police station. tine Slmao, Paul Smith, Mary- McLaren of the Department of eign oil supplies.” on any mower in our stock Vernon Lou Stevenson. Mary-Beth Swl- To Better Serve You Justice antitrust division that A. T. Easley, New England on any mower in our stock Check Our Red TAG SPECIALS on other FoetbaU (Committee. Foundation. He has served at He wiis released this morning In Guyette Caller Up (o 60.00 He is treasurer of the South churches In Brimfleld, Mass., the custody of hls father. der and Darrell Vlncek. the government abandon Import Council Executive vice presi Over 60.00 Condition (Herald photo by Silver.) RADIO SERVICES quotas .on foreign crude oil. dent, said, "It has been demon grills in our stock . . . SAVI^CS LIP TO h > % Windsor College Scholanshlp Or and Plantsville, and has been Both youths ore to appear In At Open Dance "It Is Inexplicable that the strated that Import controls ganization, president of the at the New London church for Rockville Circuit <2ourt 12 on Wappdng Fair, Inc., post presi the past 10 years. Of Woman Sept. 2. FriU Guyette of Hampden, IS EXPANDING federal government should have have allowed domestic oil to be Maos., will be gtiest caller at a dent, state director and He served as a Navy- chaplain Other area police activity: 1010 EURNSIDE AVE. failed to act to approve Maine's come needlessly expensive by Still Serious Manchester Square Dance Club LlOQEn 0RU8 request for the establishment of removing competitive pressure treasurer of the South Windsor during World War II. He is a HEBRON EAST HARTFORD Jaycees, past treasurer of the former moderator of the State en .danoe tomorrow from 8 PARKADB a Foreign Trade Zone at Port from the domestic Industry.” Famous Make The condition of Miss Jimet David McCrator, 38, of Lisbon to 11 p.m. a t Waddell School. land and a subzone at Machlas- "If New England were being Suburban Bankers Association (Tonferenoe of the United Church Falls, Maine., was arrested yes OPEN and Secretary of the Bank Ad of Christ, CongregationsU. He L. Brennan of Wllllmontlc, who Mr. and Mrs. Russell White will Effective Sept. 2nd port an^ to grant an Import quo penalized solely because of re 15” Deluxe terday afternoon on Rt. 88 and cue the rounds. :45 A.M. to 10 P.M. ta under the existing mandatory moteness, that Would be under ministration Institute. Berrio also has served os president was stabbed at a Village St. charged with failure to grant and his family are members of program to support the Immedi standable,” Curtis said. "With of tho New London YMCA, and apartment house Wednesday, the right of way at a private uuyette has been a square St. Margaret Mary Church. dance caller for over nine years ate establishment of a New out the quota program. New of the New London Neighbors. remains serious, according to a driveway. Lawn Trimmer & Edg and at present calls for the England refinery," the report Plngland has the potential in Rockville Hospital spokesman. Police said hls oar, leaving a Country CVTUslns qf CTumming- said. Machlasport to provide docking The spokesman added that driveway, collided 'with a cor Gov. Kenneth, M. Curtis of facilities (or super-tankers, Shrub & Hedge eCAR MANCHCSTBR CMNTMR lon. Mans., and the Trt Ttawn there is some alight improve driven by David Theriault of Trotters of Lenox. Mass. He Maine, chairman of the Gover whether they be from foreign Our Ro9. CASY M R K IN 9 . ^ ment in the woman's breath Center Rd., Andover. MoOrator alao has conducted a square nors' Conference sold, "While nations or (ix)m Alaska.” 19.99 ing. is scheduled to appear In WUll- dance club (or teenagers, the Both lungs were punctured in mantlc Ctrcult Court 11 Sept. 9. Jeans and Queens, in' Hampden. If yo u love to sew... Trimmer the attack on the 23-year-old Wilfred Lai'ointc, 23, of Starrs Committees (or the event are 1 4 . 8 8 woman, who was admitted to was arrested lem night and Pat Nixon, Reporters’ Guide, (Xir R ^. 29.95 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford OUlahan. • I imn right up lo fences, trees, huildings, MancliefttcN LUMBER.’ the hospital at about noon with charged with violation ot a door duty; Mr. and Mts. clc. • Double insulated, double edge, double multiple stab wounds. suite traffic control sign on Rt. Charles IJndsay, refreshment there's SO MUCH for you On Tour of Summer Home • Kuiulc head to edge driveways, walks, curbs. action. Her alleged assailant, An 44A. He is sx-heduled to appear chairmen, assisted by I t r . and • Quiet 3 ampere motor. tonio Rodriquez, 39, of 82 Vil in Manchester Circuit Court on Mrs. George Legler and Mr. SAN' CJLBMENTE, Oaltf. (AjP) the local toco place” t o r his fa • Fislol grip handle wilh salely switch. Sept. 8. vorite Mexican food. A taco is a • K.O(M) K P.M. with salely clinch.. • 2,200 strokes per minute. lage St., turned himself into po and Mra. Fred MoCXirry. — Pat Nixon showed off tho re • tasy lo clean, no rust ! #7822 lice a short time after the stab decorated SponlsHi-stylc ocean- sandwich made with a tortilla • JO per store > no ram checks. at the BIG NEW Instead of broad. • 20 per sjqrc. no rainchecks bing and was charged with as front Western White House and Tho President’s study is the sault with Irtlent to commit told how she tried to keep ex only second-floor nxmii in the murder. penses down and make the sprawling white stucco, red- Our Rag. 18.88 The woman, police said, was Our Rag. 24.88 stabbed while in Rodriquez’ place "light and airy.” tiled house. Tho house sur Economy Hedge Trimmer //lOl "I try not to bo extravagant',” rounds a courtyard with a foun Hedge Trimmer ft2 0 l apartment. The Herald incor tain. * (i pet stole No Ram Checl<^ rectly reported yesterday that the President’s wife said Thurs 13.88 6 per store No Rain Checks day as she txx>k reporter.s on a Tliore were stilt only a few 15.88 she lived in the apartment tour of the $340,000, 14-room, books on the low shelves. Nix house. five-bath Nixon homo .sot amid on's rcuuWng on a coffee table Rodriquez is being held at the Cyprus, palm and euealyptiw Ixifore tile curving blue tsnicli Correction Center In Hartford trees. was "Groat Presidential Decl- Black Flag In lieu of $10,(XX) bond with his She said she tried to make iiw' skins” by Richard Morris, Bull Bucket case continued In Manchester of Frencii provincial furniture In tlielr i-edccorating, llie Nix Circuit Court 12 until Aug. 28. OPIN DAILY 10am to 9i30pm • SATURDAYS 10am to 6pm the Nixons had in tliclr New ons oven fitted live Secret Soi-v- Save Up lo 25% OFF Our Rag. York apartmtmt, painting things Ice Into the S]>anlsli-styk'd de Insecliddcs .79 No Rain Mancheifter Area "to make them frerti and now.” cor. Tile agents occi«i>y matcii- 57* ClieclcB Prom tJho »lx-lK)le golf course Ing wdUto stucco, rcd-tlle roofed F«»r Home mui Unr«i«*ii Vernon Poliee and blue-tiled, scallop-edged gazebos wltli tinted glass wln- ’ Keep patio and lawn neat, ’ Rust resisant coalin--. ,','!20l FITZGERALDmUlfmiPFORD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ iiN C . ■wlmimlng pool to the Presi i2 |{o,k |, a with a Vletivont painting over Distnrbanc«‘s 1962 STARFIRE CONV. the bed, Mrs. Nixon said, "I Plane HilH Bus ■Am Moiiilt Patio Tray 1963 MERCURY WAGON 1964 RANCHERO P-UP love It.” Vernon ptdice charged two Oldl, 96, Whits Auto V-81 En^rw,En^ns, Bucket Seen,Sesli Console Power Steering. Power Brekes, Power Windows Radio Meteor, Blue. 6 Pees. Auto Treni, VS Engine. Radio With a mlnlnuun of time on Our R mq. 1.19 rakss. Power Wirulowi Ford, Ysllo**. Aulo Trans, 6 Cyl ingirw Nfâr Saifijon " Umbrellas Our Rag. youth.s Iiiat night with breach WSW Tires. WSWTrlss the project—"Wo did It all In #vr>07 ll«>ii.s«- \ .99 No Rain of the peace In unrelated Inci- one day" -Mrs. Nixon put to SAIGON (AIM A U.S. Air (Fiinlen hoinh CSMcka dentH. Both 'were arrested short work Loo Angeles Interior • Force couiier pliuu' attempllng 67* ly before midnight. Sole Price $495 Sole Price $395 Sole Price $8»5| ratora Channel and Cliaffin to to make an emergency huullng Check out Red Tag Specials on all garden umbrellas m our • Rust resistant, handy size. ■| !\ Douglas McFarlane, 20. of 49 S lo ck 1 rices have been reduced up lo 259! off our original create a predominately yellow- on National Highway 1. 23 miles Our R«g. 99 • Great for indoors or out. Birch St.. Manchester, was I960 BUICK LESABRE selling prices. • #591 a 1965 6ALAXIE 500 and-whlte color scheme witlv ac northeast of Saigon crashed Into #‘)r>01 liiseel charged with breach of the 1962 JEEP WAGON cents of royal blue. 2 Door H Top, Whits, Auto Trem, Power Stserlrtg. v s fo r ti rrs«n 3 rv m a,,... •m.-, kj m k a civilian bus today, tlic U.S. K ilirr Itoiiih No special orders ... no ram checks peace by assault after he al The major improvement, Mrs, rominand reported. Decorative pre-fmished paneling in your legedly struck a youth on Union Nixon said, was making die First re[*>rts siiid the pilot of Pro Type SwimeapsI choice of authentic wood groin poflernj St. place "light luul airy" by paint the single-engine lUO and four Our Rag. 1. | 9 will give you mointananc* frae walli of Jam es R. Welch, 17, of 76 Our R«g. 5ale Price $295 ing the "heavy, wooden celling Vietnamese clvllliuis were killed #*> K)0 lloriu-t lotting beauty. ^ Jran d Ave., Rockville, was a r 5ale Price $645 5qle Price $295 beams white, replacing venethm luul nine Vtetnaiue.se etvlliiuis Save An Exira 20% OIF Our Regular Low Prices On All 1.89 rested after a disturbance and blinds wlUi white shutters ami liijuivd. H om I) Y\ns» 99V Danish Walnut 4x8 was also charged with disor 1967 FORD WAGON 1963 PICK-UP 1961 PICKUP cutting back .shrubbery to en "The plane struck a power Masks and Waler Skis* Marine Rope * Swim Boards Fishing Kits • For Men, Women and Juniors tB M derly conduct after another dlt- • 'Lxira caps for unexpccied hance the Pacific ocean v'U-w. line and craslied while attenipt- Ranch. 6 PeB.TsTi.Stsndwd Trent, B Cyl , Eng. Redk. 'nternetlonel. BertelC 1100, Rad. 4 Sewed. V S Eng. Pord, noo. Blue. Bid T rm . 6 Cyl Eng.. • Pi Bos, ■ The yelUlw living room looks lug an emergency landing on guests • really keep rhe hair 4x8 $6.40 «s<«o, Thli Truck Hat Oew Cato. dr>‘ !' Caramel Pecan WBW Tims Ralko out on yellow marigolds In the Kinite 1." a statjunenl from the garden and Tins three hlgli U.S. I'ommand said,...,___ Teak 4x8 $6.88 HAVE arched wl_ndows_^for a view o( The crasli oocurred nine miles ___ 5ole Prke $995 5ole p/ke $795 5ole Price 55951 the sea. ' cast ef tlic Blcn Hoa air base. Famous Flowers are ever.Nwhere in Tho UlO courier Is capable of Black Cherry 4x8 $6.80 — U — 1964 PONTIAC 1965 PICKUP pots luid patios and colorAil carrying four jx-rsons Including UZ\ 1963 JEEP WAGONEER Spanish tiles are Indoors luid the pilot. Headquarters iiultcnt- Two Sealer S Catallne, 4 Dr. H.Top. White, Power Steering. Power Pord. P 100. Red. Style Sid*. 8 M. Bo>. Auto Trrot. out. cd In its first rcixirts of the Cym Dandy Mahogany 4x8 $4.95 SEEN Brakes, Aulo Trane. VS Engine. Radio. WSW Tires. 6 Cy( Eng . Radio Elvery room has a white tele crash that tlicre were no pas phone and Nixon's hius red ones sengers aboard the aircraft. too. Stop in and soo our comploto «oloction 5ale Prke $395 5ale Prke $1145 Sale Price $645 A doset in a downstairs hall "\ P lay Sand Box IVluruu* W fiith i'r C « b a Cony way houses the Nixon’ music I \ system. Mrs. Nixon tried' to pul WINUSOH UX'KS t'onn. on a record to demonstrate, but (AIM - High- (ides along the ( f VIII Our Rag. confessed, "I haven't been here I'onnoctlciil slxirc ttxlay will be 9.99 long enough to learn liow to use from ll:;i() a.in at New london CARS WII.I. Bi SOLD the machine.” I OUl SCJICI IjVMl sw ing 6.99 BRAND N EW to 1:30 p in. at Bildgcpitrt luid • 1 luuMiii s\\mgs There have been reports that again from ll:4.^ pin. at New • Ivht* pjssongei sktHiici STORE neighbors In the (Jyprus Shores I-ondoii to 1:45 a.Ill Satunluy I ide 7 0 • I .Klors linish community are upset over the at Bridgeport. Nk,»l Avvriudivet. • Seven iiH‘1 siido • Adiiisuhlc c.mup\ IN THK AS IS secuHty restrictions the Nixons Ixiw tide at Old Saybrook was • S jic , all pijstic sojis have Imposed on tjiem. But •I’l.is spjc'c lor 4 ' «2,'s.S or ■'’77 (1:30 am . tixliiy iui(l will reoc \ Mrs. Nixon said all the nelgtv cur at, 6:48 p in, -i N\» rjiiivliccks oil l*tj> (.\in iVo! jii modal ovm. m an .tora. • \v» ijinvlK'ckv LMi Sand ,itjd Piciiu MANCHESTER \ . bora âve written h^r nice notes Sunset tills cyenliig wtlt be (it SPECIALS Inviting her to tea. Aixl slve r.yiii l)aiul\\ Pl.is G\m i .(■> i')i Daiuls Pl.is t.\ m PARKADE 7:81 and stmrise Satunlay, at lisin Daml.s Pl.is liyni H it s lU rd d a ' I)«*lu\«' M rlal Sanil Box Our plahB to have them In tor' a vis- 8:01. , ' 4906901 \ # 906769 m u kidde Pirnir Set Oui RagH «9 44 if, O ui Ragular 18 98 9.95 HOME o r THE Our Rag 55 95 /w * 1 4 Oui Rag 68 98 Ikxitlng weatlicr (or Ixmg Is- Nui At»«mbl«d Ml nx’Ul vimxituxlKm »iih ' m ^ Noi A»'itmbi«d 4 w 30 Aiiorlad par Stoia ' Q Q U When tile showed off the din hmd Soiuid: Winds will b.' at Noi AisMmblMd dflAxlKJ xljIx Ktt|phl multi xvtKn ^ x U n.7(i Mo Ram Chaclis - • ./ x ing room' with French provincial 10 to -18 knots today and Satur Mpx-rsi.irx n». rjifKK,-\k> v • W tolble and chairs and an Ameri SALES day and 10 knots or less to H i ( m i ) T m ~ ] ' t r id e h e INCVKPORATKO can Oriental rug, Mrs. Nixon night, wltli variable cloudiness JSI R FITZGERALD FORD confided "we ha'ven’t had din- throughout and ixitchy groimd ( II VBCK ner here yet." fog during early morning hours. M l. Ô l B O ' . 5HOE OPEN S a .m Co ^ / M 7 CONVENIENT Herflord/Nstiossi Bsnk Tims Psymsnt PUn She aald her husband Is "a Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. SALE: FRIDAY & SATURDAY Vls/blllty will be from three to PI KCH VSKS AND WINDSOR AVE—ROliTE 83 ROCKVILU 4434485 /taco man.” One night when they five miles except one mile or EXIT 93, VVILBUR C R O SS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT ^ were home, he "sent , down to less In fog. SIMPUX SHOE hop! [AND IS'AVE

A i • V A A- •' A ,v \- PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 \ \ \ PAGE, FIFTEEN Tolland Arabs Rupture the air raid h’t six villages, kill ing four civilians. Israel said it Lanterman and Mrs. Dorothy 9. Y outh^ Fleeing China^ Tells PINTO Columbia Oil Pipeline, had been the target of 2 r A rab U.S. Says'Enemy Activity Watson. Three other drivers are ' k CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS A PINTO, People Interested needed, according to C^Iarke. ■•"jI terrorist raids from inside Leba T967 CHEVROLET In Narcotics Treatment Or Teacher, Dropped, Starting Fire How Guards Killed Girl Won’t Affect Troop Cutback Ends Training ' Combination Windows and Doors non in the last month. It ganisation Inc., is now open Robinson Land on Rte 66 Airman Raymond J. Scott has HONG KONG (AP) — A sob claimed the air attack w as de 4%-mlle stretch of water when Bel Air Sfafion Wagon Monday through Wednesday completed basic training at Ooof eanoplr-t. Roll up AwnlnKn, Canvaa .\wnlngs Reptored. HAIFA. Israel (A P),— Arab WASHINGTON (AP) — Pen- The American losses are cited tersive counteractloh. bing 19-year>old from 0>mmu- they became speparated tor a • V-g MOTOR ' evenings,' 6:30 to 10, in the LacMand AFB, Tex. He has Re-i-ovrmI, Takniowii Serylcr iind 8tnrax>‘. Boat Canvas Re*-- Demands saboteurs struck again at Is vtagpii ojFficials indicate the lat by Pentagon officers as giving paired or Msdr To Your Psttrrn. All Work CiMton a Hearing ntot China told poUce today that few minutes and the girt bottom floor of the WilllEims Offered Town for $51^000 U.S. Ambassador Charles W. • AUTO. TRANS. ent-flareup of enemy activity in support to the administration been assigned to Chanute AFB, Mmir. (froiiiiiirts Kyelrts — FiiHlrnerH. Storm Panels lor rael's vital oil rcf;nerlc.s in this scream ed his name In fear. Building of St. Mary’s Epis 111., for training to fuel serv Claiming that he had not 6een take out their hostlHties In Yost suggested in the council a Chinese patrol boot ran Wm • POWER STEERING South Vietnam has not affected thesis that U.S. casualties go up The Robinson land, at the ard Robinson have been damag Jaloualr CnMs. WuIrrproonnK Compouml For Tents, BsoS- port city today, rupturing a "A Communist guard boat copal Cbur^ 0 (1 P ark St. corner oif Rt. 66 and 87, has ices. given sUMclenlt reason by the destruction of the school build Thursday that Israel and Leba and his girlfriend down os they • NEW WHITEWALLS pro^cta tor further U.S. troop because of enemy, rather than ed. The fielda affected will be co\rrs and Ciin\aM. ttr Do Kesi-rrentnit ol Aluminum Screens. that w as patrolling the bay An ex-addict, a parent of a again been offered to the town A 1968 graduate of Windham Heavy Duly Zlpprra, tenetlau Rlln’s. he will have six new buses wood School In West Hartford, Presenting The InstallOitlon of additional It was the second time In less la linos. But both I.srael and Jor CHhineae side of the bay shortly "She slipped from my grasp answer the board's questtons or TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE development in South Vietnam enemy effort a "high point" ot The Republican town commit and four 1969 13-passenger sta- Conn., has been named asslst- doors w as tabled until addlt'onal than two months saboteurs have dan have refused to have them before midnight. He said they and sank below toe surface,’ 'he w aa not criUcal. ARRESTS tee executive board has discuss tlon wagons available for use. ant to the president of Middle- further explain his charges un Information w m made avail hit the oil Installations. A plp>e- on the Israel-Jordan .‘rector. were about half way acroas the said. activity rather than an offensive the good old Volkswagen. til the public hearing. "U t ls has ' not changed the because of its brief duration. Of- A rearrcsl warrant was ed the matter and is in agree The list of drivens includes bury College here. able to the committee. line complex w as blasted in the It'i nokyour ordinary loks-a-gombls H e holds a TEP (temporary basic factors In our thinking,” fenrives are normally thought to served on Edward Landrj'. 25, ment, says Howard Bate.s, Frank Kuchle, Louise Thomp' He Is a 1988 graduate of Mid- Meadovlibrook School (Princi port compound June 24. uisd cor. teaching permSt), and is there one officer said. last two weeks or more. of New Britain, charging him chairman, to consider the ao- son, Mrs. Mary Deptula, Mrs. dlebury. The announcement was pal Donald Parker Informed the Police said the electric tower Ir'i 0 cor thoi hoi pousd the V W 16- fore not legally eligible to call More enemy shellings and Brief flare-ups In enemy ac with driving while his licen'ie proprlatlon. -Marilyn Ferrigno, Mrs. Jill made Thursday. board that an open roof where and the pipeline were slightly polnl Misty otxi psrformoncs Isit. for a puUlc hearing. Hall cited ground attacks are likely in the tivity, as opposed to sustained w as under suspension. Court The site had once been sug the construction is taking place damaged, and the neighborhood the hearing granted William YES! SCRANTON MOTORS coming days, he said, but unless offeroives, may be the new pat date today in East Hartford, gested as an appropriate place And hoi our 1(X)% guoronlss Ihot to causing water d/amage to was without electricity for about '' .Ws’ll repair or rsplocs oil mojor mschon- Shunt earlier this year as a these are considerably more tern of the war, officers say. for the tentative town office school materials such as paper, an hour. precedence, however, since damaging, the Nixon admlnis- Michael Taft, 20, of 144 Main building but the sugtgestion was Icol ports* lor 30 doys or 1000 milst, buli^ln boards. Shelving and Shultt was also a TBP. Shultt. Thursday, Egyptian and Is BIGGEST SALE EVER! ON ALL tratlan (will be inclined to pull St., charged with failure to turned down by the voters. whichever comas first. light fixtures. withdrew hla request before the raeli artillery battled across the more troops out of the war. Northeast Flight, Obey a state traffic control One stipulation concerns the So even II anything doss go wrong It hearing was held. The building committee Suez Canal north of Port Suez Best esUmate at this point is sign. Court date Sept. 2. fact that Mrs. Robinson and ends up lor the bstlsr. agreed to refer the problemi to and three Israeli soldiers were that the next wihdrawal would Leola Clarke will be given life *Mshw, trweeWoa net un, IroM wOe ■■■■ The school hoard informed Boston - Miami, the archlteot. wounded, the Israeli army an BRAND NEW 1969 MODELS Involve around 25,(X)0 men, al ACCIDENTS use of the property. Hall Wednesday night that it Bulletin Board nounced. though the precise recommen- There was a two-car accident It has been suggested that the Y. E. woidd consider Ids request for V F W Post 241 will hold a IMUl JUST THIS WEEK... BUT.CONTINUOUS THROUGH AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER daUon from Gen. Creighton W. Soars Via Cuba Wheelock home might become i t a VW 1964 VW a hearing, but did not take ac Egyptian cannon opened fire, in front of King's off Broad St. Steak Supper and Dance tomor Abrams in Saigon has not yet a project for the town Historical YEAR END SALE tion on It during the meeting. a spokc.sman said, and Israeli MIAMI (AP) —Claiming he yesterday at 9:10 p.m. The driv row night. The supper wlU bo been ree^SVerf in Washington. ers were Lorrette Loubier of Society for perpetuation. " I feel m y contract has not units returned the fire. longed to see his mother, a red served fronii 6 until 9 p.m. fol A report that President Nixon Warehouse Point and John Two Seek Posts been renewed duo to the con OLDSMOBILES eyed gunman with a knlfe-wlekl- nm At U.N. headquarters In New PONTIACS lowed by dancing to the musdic has asked the Pentagon to plan Avery, 21. of 428 W. Middle Burton Ives has indicated hla flict with Chairman David York, supporters of Lebanon 98 s - 88 s - 442*s - Cutlass - Vista Cruiser- Toronodo - Hurst Olds Bonneville - Catalina - GTO - Firebird - Grand Prix ing companion hijacked a 1969 CHRYSLERS of the Oonnectlcut County Op I for the return of 100,(KX) more Tpke. The Avery car was tow Interest in running on the R e Cook," H all stated, adding the Northeast Airlines jet Thursday, era Association until 1 a.m. claimed they have the eces- ___ e x c e l l e n t s e l e c t io n a ir conditioned c a r s Americans by Christmas was ed. publican ticket aa ftret select 1966 V W actions were condoned by the maintaining 1960’s record rate sary nine votes to get a resolu labeled "speculative” by the man and Mrs. Joanne Arm and DODGES other board members "due to of more than one forced fSUght to Deluxe Station Wag Advertisement— tion through the Security Coun Defense Department. There was a minor two-car strong wishes to nm tor the their alienee.” Cuba per week. on. Radio. T. J. Crockett Realtor, has cil condemning Israel’s air raid Some ranking Pentagon offi accident on Main St. at Its in post of a member of the Board AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS "I am seeking a public hear opened a branch office on Rt. Monday on the southern part of cers believe It would be precipi Crew and pessengers on the tersection with E. Center and of Education. Others intereated ing so I can document my case Lebanon. FUUl-Y EQUIPPED 198. Lcs Babin Is manager. Stop PONTIAC AIR CONOITIONINQ tous to pull large numbers of Boston-4o-Miami flight said the Center Sts. yesterday at 7:30 In running are John Sullivan, OVER 75 CARS IN StOCK so the puUlc oan see what is In and see him. Below Cum They sfild the preliminary TURBO DRIVE forces out of Vietnam in a short two men barged Into the cockpit p.m. The drivers were Alvin Board of Education and Thom POWER STEERING 1964 V W 19 U VW Solng on," H all continued. berland Farm Store. draft for such a rosolution In POWER BRAKES period of time and might affect just south of Wilmington, N.C. Horton, 43, of Coventry, 8uid as Keegan, constable. He further claimed 4% years cludes a provision holding Israel 1969 TH»T STEERING WHEEL. the stability of the government "C u ba! C u ba!,” the pilot said Donald Hahn, 21, of 127 School Columbia Canoe Club mem 6 PACKS - SWINBERS - 440’s army, RADIO of teaching experience In TV)!- in Saigon. the hijackers shouted, waving a St. bers Warren Jurovaty. Le» Pla- Manchester Evening Herald responsible for loss of life and POWER WINDOWS I V M D A « T radio. <1116 land schools "without undue BRAND NEW TINT GI.ASS The current U.S. witodrawai pistol and knife. secki end Peter Olaen qualified 1965 CHRYSLER Tolland correspondent Bette property In the attack on toe CORDOVA TOP ■to. Wagon. 6-eyL bad reports . . . I feel my rela DECK L.ID REI.EASE program is closely Unked to COMPLAINTS for the North American Cham Nswpost 4-Door Sedan. Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. Mt. Hermon sector. GRAND PRIX The plane carrier} 44 ptussen- nloMy squtppsd. tions with the students are good WHITE WAI.L.S South Vietnam’s schedule for pionships through their achieve RAH, power ntoerli^, 1966 VW Other sources said the United REMOTE MIRROR gers and a crew of eight. A $300 power handle belong and that I am a gt>od teacher.” CAR OF THE training troops to replace de ments in the National Cham p wfaltssrall tlrss. 1966 CHRYSLIR Dslnae ■•dsn. Aulo States and Britain hod preparct} PI.US AUU STANDARD Forced to keep radio eilencc, ing to Neal Ferris, 118 McKee When Cook asked Hall to tell EQUIPMENT parting Americans. ionships held at Lake Sebago Nowpott 4-Door Sedan. usat., radio. It M G A E 1965 VW Nixon, at Leisure, Plana a rival preliminary draft regret-' YEAR AWARD the pilot tripped a secret signal St., is reported missing from the others "what our personal READY TO ROLLl Top military officers are said last weekend. 1966 FALCON RAH, auto, trans., povrsr Ing the loas of life from the air near Jacksonvllie, Fla., alerting his home as of Wednesd.iy problem to," Hall decUnod stat High-Level Ckilfing Tour to beUeve Saigon could not re Warren and Lee placed sec 2-Door Sedan. AutomaUc, stosrtog IH H <1111 raid and calling upon both Is federal aviation authorities that night. ing he would answer at the pub place more than an additional ond In the C-2 men’s 10,000 radio and heater. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) rael and Lebanon for strict ob- the flight had been diverted. lic heanlng. 80.000 Am erican troops this meter race and third in the — President Nixon, free of offi servanoe of the cease-fire. Capt. Gray B. Newman said The O. G. Construction Co. 1965 D O D G E 1967 VW 1965 VW don't think the board has year. But with large numbers of 1,000 meter race. cial buaineos for the first time the hijackers were nervous and reports the loss of 100 feet of Polara 2-Door Hardtop. ■sdad Usd. the stamina to grant a public Ijcbanon had complained that fighting troops leaving, it also Arm y Worms 1967 CHRYSLER excited as they moved around one-inch rope from Its site at Riidlo. heater, hearing,” Hail added. since he began his otay at his 300 Conv. Coupe, RAH, 1968 Cod. Conv. 1965 Volkswagen Station Wagon appears possible that support the new bridge at Hartford Rd. Farm ers in the local area oay power steering. summer home, plantied to make the cockpit, but "they seemed to auto, trana., power steer When board member James forces could be trimmed. and Keeney St. tliey have had the worst out up a high-lovel golfing foursome 1968 Olds. 88 Holiday Sedan 1966 Pontiac Exec. 4dr. H-Top have thla planned out.” ing and brakes. 1967 PONTIAC Oomiah asked Hall why ho USED Thus far 18,000 men have left break of army worms lOnce today. In Cuba the man with the gun didn’t "feel the communications FUN IN THE SUN 1968 Firebird Cpe 1966 Olds 88 4 door South Vietnam under Ntxon’s in 1964. More than 800 acres of Grand m x <1116 Invited to tour a nearby links walked toward the rear of the A green and white bike with 19M VW 1967 VW between the board and Hall are Needs Picnic 1968 .Cutlass 4 door 1966 Dodge H~Top Cpe itial 28,0(X)-man reduction plan land have been affected, they 1969 D O D G E with him were Vico President plane as soldiers gathered out a white banana seat, belonging ctear enough. , .that w e ere try Beach— VocoHon «4477 i 966 OIds 98 Hoi. Sedan 1965 Thunderbiid C p ^ which is supposed to leave the to Bruce Brown, 884 Center St., Kay. Polara 4-Door Hardtop. 1965 D O D G E Spiro T. Agnew, Secretary of side, and spoke to stewardess Vinyl int., R A H , auto, s r <1115 ing to fill all positions with the R E a . l u iI sa tT fSS40.St CARS. American force level at around Crops grown by Joseph Szeg- disappeared from the Verphuu-k Coronet Station Wagon. State William P. Rogers and STOCK NO.esta Karen Acuff. trans., po-w4»r stosring. s r M M best qualified personnel,” Hall 518.000 by the end of August. School yesterday between 2 and da, Peter Chowanec, Edward Secretary of Defense Melvin R. ARTHUR DRUR "H e said he w as happy,” the footory air, Nicely equipped. $ ^ 2 § 5 again declined to answer. White House press 'secretary 4:30 p.m. Fox, Morris Kaplan and Leon- Laird. pretty blonde said. "He was low iniUacs. Board member Kemeth Kay- Ronald L. Ziegler said Thursday 1966 V W nor stated the board hod been going home to see his mother.” Dick Backofen - Efnie Scranton - John Johnston - Tjom Scranton - Tony Renna - Fred Meurant a decision on a further troop cut Tom Lalne, 38 Pioneer Circle, Many More To Choooe From 1 9 U VW very clear In Its correspon Miss Acuff said, "HI b eyes YNilto, atlto., M M C is still due late this month. lost his bike at the same time Many Othera i t Low Built Rat«B dence. In a letter sent Hall two were very, very red like he had fodto. plus. Pentagon officials said allied at the sam e place. His w as a months ago, Kaynor stated the been drinking. They looked Hke DAVIS Una reaction to the latest enemy ac 20-lnch bike, color blue. board had "instructed the tivity is encouraging. a road map." Mrs. Sumner Rosafif of Rohan, EXTERMINATING CO. superintendent to flU the. posi 166 Union St. r n y i i The enemy lost an estimated 1967 VW tion with a certified personnel, R Y 8 C R A N T .O N O W N C R 1,300 to 1,400 men in two days Mass., said the man looked as Over 18 years ot experience CHORCHES 875-2521 Canadian Flow 9 % 1966 VW you were not certified. . .how Rockville, Conn. fighting Aug. 11 and 12, and offi though "he was on drugs or with . . . can we make It clearer." something . . . The other one OF MANCHESTER & cnr’’’*iiN V I I I f I 643-9533 cers credit the South Viet OTTAWA—The combined flow Roarhon Ants Sl:iSS;,.*l4N In other actions the school 1966 Chevrolet SCRAK! namese forces with getting was nice looking.” o t all Canada's rivers is about Rata Mice 8S Oakland Street, Manrhestor — 8U-87M board set a tentative date of OTORS about half that number. The flight w as the 39th com 3.5 million cubic feet per sec Sllvertlah ' Wasps Convertible Super Sport. Red, black top, new OHRY8UBR — DODOE Sept. 3 for a joint meeting of On the American side, 11 U.S. mercial jet hijacked to CUba ond. This means that, on the rorn et* E arw igs TID TRUDON. me. Biiaementn Apartments Open Bves. Except Thursday and Satm ^y the Board of Selectmen and the PONTIAC • TEMPEST • CADIUAC • F-85 • OLDSMOBILE troops were killed in 61 enemy this year, giving aibout 2,078 per average, Canadian rivers each whitewall tires, power steering, power brakes, Homes Board of Finance. The school attacks by fire or sheillngs dur sons unscheduled trips. year carry about 750 cubic board was responding to a fi auto, trans., V-8. ing that period while gfround at In 1968, 30 commercial planes miles of water to the oceans, 24 Hour Sorvieo nance board request for a Joint tacks—mostly night raids— and four small charter craft almost 9 per cent of the total Phene 525-5030 meeting to discuss the opening killed 69. were pirated. flow of all the world’s rivers. of the schools to the pubUc af ter 4 p.m. and budgetary pro cedures that might be made to offset the deficit cost to the edu- oaUon budget. The board 'members request ed new Superintendent of JOIN OUR . . . Schools Kenneth McKensle to 1695 noUfy the prlnclpate that no teacher to to Irave his class SUNDAY SHOPPERS unattended or with a student DOWN in charge. DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc. BRAND NEW The board has no policy con Many of our customers tell us they enjoy cerning coffee breoks, and to 280 BROAD ST. MANCltBSTBR 048-4100 I9SS FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE leave the classroom to have one browsing in our lot on Sunday. In o unhurried was described os "Inexcusable” by board member Mrs. Barbara manner. You re welcome to join them. Look Kolas. Cornish asked the board to over our fine O K used cars ot your leisure. Call consider setting up some policy to govern the use of the school us on Monday tor the details, or drop a card grounds by the public wlien school Is not In setnlon. 33S2 in our Sunday Shopper s Moil Box. He had met with Physical Ed- uoatton Director William Holley, who doubles os chairman of the T H A T S OUR FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE town’s Board of Recreation. (Con IMTPoitiae M995 1968 Chmtie ^ 1916 GhsvroM M875 siderable dlscusBlon ensued with LeOIana Sport Cougw. V-8, 8-speed Matlbu Sport Coupe. V-8, 3-speed board members expressing eon- FULL PRICE trana., vinyl roof, radio, whitesmHs, floor shift, bucket seats, vinyl trim, Caprice Sport Sedan. V-8, automottc, eem over their llabiUty In cose bucket seats. radio. power steering and brakes, radio, vinyl roof cova of accident on school property while the schools luv closed ra. S A V E *700 the need for recreation lueos for the children which the school 1967 Ghwi II *1650 1966 Chsvralst *1425 grounds provide. N ova Sport Coupe. 6-cyl., 3 speed Bel A ir 4-Door Sedan. V-8, automatic, 1966 CMlIllae *1 8 1 5 No declaian was reached by trans., radio, whltewaUs. radio, whltewaUs. SMASHINB SAVINfiS ON ALL NEW 1969 FORDS Calais 4-Door Sedan. FuU powar and the board, although It appears , autotnatic air coodltloBlng. to be looking for some iptddle ground between the t-wo points Over 40 New 69s In Slock of view, protoifoly nsuH ing In 1965 Cktvntlsl *1575 1965 GhsvraM *1450 Im paia Super Sport Coupe. V-8, auto Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic the eventual adoption of a flex matic. pcaver steering and brakes, trans., power steerii^. radio,-white- ible pi^cy. 1967 Muftaig M9I6 radio, bucket seats.' whitewall tirea. wails. Dr. McKensle noted that “ If USED CAR SPECIALS ..y Sport Coupe acyllndsr, autamtUtc the kids don't have some place trans . power atsarlag, radio, wMte- to vent their energies, they will waUs _ NEW 1970HAVERICKS 1666 Hw Im { *1115 I960 Chwralet *1795 i,3 (t Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic. Impata Sport Coupe. V-8, autoroaUc power steoin g — Ain. atoXaswsfc trans., power steering and brakes, SiHiHiMr Special NOW IN STOCK radio. 1967^»anaiio <1715 rofTQPiv lypvwTiTvr Live below your means. s Sport Coupe. A-cyl., I speed t ia n s. 'm i 1967 CHEVROLET 1964 FORD WABON 1965 Pi^8e *l« l967 Ckwslis *2175 radio, wtaltaoralla. gold color f-Door Ssdan. V-8, atm X .A C Tempest Custom 4-Door Ssdan. V-8. Adjusted II you 'd Ilia to get oround the high cott ol liv Ocxintry Sedan. 9 passenger. S I E M I C Malibu Sport (Joupe. VA. automattc auto., factory air. autotnatic, radio, whtusrails. Cleaned ing, we have o suggestion inrunacukUe. ^ I w 7 9 trans.. poorer steertng. bucket seats, radio. New Ribbon Cut down on the high cost of getting otound 1966 Cbsw lli *2545 OUed And buy o VoUswogen It's only {ITW. 1965 FORD LTD Thol's oround $1300 less then the average 1964 COMET WA80N 1966 Gbtvrilfl <1195 MoJIte Sport coups. VA, automatic, Yola Typowrilor ' amount poid lor a new cor lodoy lleove it in the 6 cyUnder, auto. ngwsr fenpala Sport Coupe. V-A. automatic 1966 Csnair *1225 buckat l asts, vtnyl root eoorar, radio bonk. M ora's coming.) *1495 trans.. poorer at siring, radio, vinyl Monsa Coupe 6-cyl.. 4 speed, radio, SM’vka 649^986 trim. bucket seats. 20 lireh Straot A VW soves you hundreds of dollars on upkeep over the yaors. 1966 FORD 1965 FORD WABON 1167 f w B u It tokes pints, not quarts, ol oil. 2-poor Sedan. S l i M h e N o t one iota ol antilra^ze. OouiXry Sedan. V-8, unsasam 1961V/W <1715 1964 Oltawbils *1175 V-S. st^dard. A at««l u U »D auta. Pa ▼ 1X79 1 AMa ns Upovt Coups. V A . 8 speed And il gets about 27 miles to the gallon. The Pstiacc Cfoups. 4-cyl„ i speyd. laillo, ■"A" 4-Door Sfdsn. Automatic trana..V Boor mtft. boekat aaatn, vtayl roof WANTED overoge cor (thirsty devil Ihot jt isl only gats 14, power ataerli^ aikl oraaels. radio.p ! eewrar m aM r ^ So the more you'drive, the more you save. Qean, Late Model And chances ore, you'll drive it lor years ond y USED CARS years. (Since we never chonge the style, a VW ‘A (ilood Place To Bay A Car' never goes out of style.I Top Prices Paid O l c;ourie, o V W 's not much to look ot. So o For All Makes! lot ol people bsty o big flothy cor just to sove loce. CHEVROLET CARTER CHEVROLEt Try putting that in the bonk. DILLON / CO.. INC. SALES and SERVICE, Inc CO., Inc. 7 ; ' 1229BlainSt TED TRUDON, Inc. FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS CARTER Plmie 649-5238 TOIXAND T P U .—TALCOTr\nOXB SIS MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER •w««»0A46» 1229 Muin Straat — Open. Ereninsi till 9 — Thtm. till 6 — Mancbwtcr friAitR MANCHESTERS RELIABLE FORD DEALER V

f*AGE SIXTEEN MAXCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MAKCHESTEB. C»NN., TODAY, ACGUST lo, 1%9 ------V \ ■ BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN HEY, CICERO, WHAT y w it h o u t AAE ^ Tolland They did' not see "any great ARE YA COiH'T a m e o f M ' h im ? BUT W4AAT ^ ( VtXJ 60TTA exodus of teachers” from the slayings were copies of the mob [ t h is I GOTTA , HAPPEKlGPr BE KIPCHNT/ hatmu-1* tmmm Paul* school system, believing the Philadelphia Declares War ster murders of the roiulng 20s TAJONI' SEE w a i. IP rr is a t t p b o -A h o w a p a n o l p *T H e S 6 ^■EJ[2Hr*C.îTFT in Chicago and New York. FEkYAHEIiALAMliB: OF MANCSDDBTBB CREEPS APE Folk Songs Six More School Buses number of reslgnatlona to tw b a t h ; THE PUBUCTTY HOUWP \ GET CAU6HT S T P IC T L -V similar to that of previous On Juvenile Gang Slayers Police Commissioner Frank OF THE UNPSawOBU?/ BY T h S e PUSSNCAT years. Only three teachers have L. Riiso pledged; "We are MMSn \MB SHOUU? HAWe ACBOSS DOWN 54 McKEE STREET s u e s s E P THAcr YOU Asked by Education Board left the high school, it was not PHLADELPHIA (AP) — A clared Judge Vincent A. CarroU going to violate their rlghte. We l “01d----- 1 Fathers ed. are going to sweep the streets ^ the ttme to briiif In ■crecpo to be _ ____ MAN-EACTIN' judge has called for them to be of the Common Pleas Court. Storm wtnoow gleee mplennd Ttickar" 2 Encotirage The Board of Education and pick up entire groups." 4 “The----- at times. “It’s up to the board publicly whipped. The district "That’s what these gang mem 3Cloeeto agreed to reque^ six additional Bock Candy 4 Supporting to publicize the good programs Manchester Evening Herald bers need. They should be hu Rizso said police would stop school buses from the Floyd attorney labeU them execution AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Kountain" d e ^ e fo r in the local schools such as the Tolland correspondent Bette miliated right on the public and search boys travelling In 7 *X :a p U in ------” Monroe Bus Co. this year, rais ers. The police commissioner streets with whippings in front packs. volumes 1% and 2t4 grades. I don’t feel Quatrale, tel. 876-284S. BUSS FURNITURE TOPS 12 Prcaidential (2 words) ing the total number to be used says he wlU flout the law to deal of the eyes of the people they've Rlzxo and Specter began nickname the relations between the TEA 5 Belong to to 22. with them. been terrorizing.” Thursday rounding up gang 13 N um ber and the board are as bad as MIRRORS (Finplaee asd Door) 6 Crystal-filled Science degree lidwM Plans presented to the board For a quick deaaert, fold to They are membere of the Dlst. Atty. Arlen Specter members accused of having j s f ^ 14 Harden (var.) rocks (ab.) 39Hairriiirt Implied by some.” by the bus company continue to gether thick sweetened apple- city’s Juvenile gangs who have characterized the gang mem knowledge of killings before ALLEY OOP ISGodden 7 David’s 23 Exploit 41 Faculty of The board generally noted PICTURE FRAMINO (all (r m s ) call for 16 buses despite an ad tauoe and beaten white of eggs. slain 29 perscM in street war bers as executioners. they were carried out. They BY V. T. HAMLIN (Latin) father (Bib.) 24 Molten rock ^lecch that many of the resignations 16 F.rrlamation 25 Betel-giving 42 Bury ditional anticipated 300 to 400 Serve with a eauce made from fare this year.* The three latest murders were fare charges of conspiracy SSkuU were due to the transferring of WINDOW aad PLATE GUSS TOO BAD THE HE KAD NO BUSINESS _YG0!TA HAND 17 Hindu dnifi protuberance tree (2 wor&) 43 Indulged students over last year. packaged instant vanilla pud "We should bring back the old com m u te during a 24-hour pe while the killers face murder GRAND WIZB^S rouuNa UP Tvr U Fondled husbands and to pregnancies. ding. days of the whipping poet,” de TubJBncjosuTWTOinJSO^^ IN JAJI__ (X SOT/SO FOR 9 Cloisters 27 Vegetables 44 Absent Under the plan each bus would riod this week. Specter said the charges. WEATHER AFTER 7XNG THOU6H.. 20 Melodics 10 Military 28 Saxon servant without WTD FORECAST make an average of three trips 21 Antiseptic rifle (coU.) 31 Having permiMion GOOD t W . 23LevelMts In the morning and three in the 11 Soap-frame tubular sheath (ab.) afternoon. 26 Reformed bar (hot) 46 “Sweet Betsey lYotcstant 19 Musteline 32Sheen from----- ” This would result in students Xîacopal mammal 34 Guido’s note 47 Ireland again arriving at the schools (ab.) 22 Didactic 38 Dyestuff from 48 Desert fruit before the teachers are sche 29Havin( duled to arrive. |JOl’R\f;y ^^Qaattha uEMeet N tsse i* ^ fruitinc 1 2 3 4 r " r ~ 7 t r ~ i6 11 qUkes Board chairman David Cook A 30‘XIH Alone, 12 13 14 estimated 650 students would be .MOOIV Little----- ” at the high school this year be MUTJ f j OUT OUR WAY 33 Reluctant IS It 17 fore teachers are due to arrive. BY J. B. WILLIAMS 35 Untamlahed It It io "We will have the same prob C a / f / o i ^ CWmwaia 36 Touch lems of the children remaining (comb, (om ) lag ITT- -U2» THAT‘& WHERE THE N O T O N LV 21 22 ■ at the building unsupervised," 0 hy mK iM. T jtw »A'X. >i«. 0«D' OUP P^NKJMS* 37 Outdoor game T H A T , & dT 24 25 he warned. The board felt DAVY JONES FOLiNTAJM u s e p TO T H B NEVV 40Birdhouact 23 n 2t AND SATURDAY 2 97 ■ ■ BY LEFF and MeWILLIAMS & B , AMP THOSE ONE A 43C3iicken, strongly the students shouldn’t <3LfV5 &TIUU j u e T ^ fattened lor 2f 32 .have to be at the schools until L CONlOêOATE THERE. ■ 1 th is m u st be OUT&4PE table NO CHANCE, LASSIeT . the FIREWORKS FO RCE OF KAErr, TH E EULUS 33 at 'the most a half-hour before SOME HORRIBLE THIS HEBP I Akjn'c ik.1 LET'S SO EN- . — I 45 Embraced THIS HERE LAND'S in SHOULD START jqVIT, PAW.' m 1 0 U E ^ 3 . OFFICE 1 ■ classes. Their arrival would m is t a k e , S IR ; TH' n a m e OF A CAP-N EXPLODING OVER 49 Expect 3i 31 then be scheduled at the same GOWAN. AN’ THAT'S Aff 50 Strike ■ ■ JOIN THE AMERICAN AT ALMA'S PLACE 42 time as the teachers. \ H -. 51 Boy*! name 40 41 ,ABOUT NOW,MARCO. 52 Sweet (music) Cook told of five-year-old 53 Frozen «3 44 45 44 47 u children who board the buses SPACE PROGRAM! dcaMTt 44 50 51 at the com er of his street at 54 O u tfit % 8 a.m. for school which doesn't Build your own space center with Revell Model Kits (>UR LOWEST 55 Masculine 52 d3 54 open until 9 a.m. He added that name PRICE EVER! 56 Conducted 55 54 57 this occurs In many sections of 57 Compass point It town. (H rm ifftt lutttprlit Aim.) BoEird members noted the bus company is patid on a mileage basis, not on the number of buses used. If the 22 buses are provid Westinghouse CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ed each bus would then only Westinghouse WAYOUT have to make two runs, shorten Proctor-Silex BY KEN MUSE' ing the time spent in transit for \ Mobilaire^Fan 20**' Portable Fan T the students. Last year some Electric Drink îxer I SA VE Y O U T of the return kindergarten bus 8 Transistor Radio YOUI?C NOT ^ w h y d o n Y A COiV\PLETE runs had five-year-olds riding O B E S e ^ YDU JU S T PHYSICAL ANDYOU the buses for between 46 and Our Lowwt ”^ 6.99 “-14.99 BUY ■ {Mi,".. A,- PHAMTOV^ FOLiNlTAIN » - is BO minutes. A M O Y O U D O EXEPaSE Priew -' -J speed cuiiiiui,conliol. .'«u.toO uegreedegree iiiitill auj.adj. speed, L4U0 t't'M circulation SMALLER The board agreed to hold a EvwrI NOT HAVE DAILY/ • Ijfeliinc luhricalion, .I.IHX) CI M ciicula- •Use anywhere table, IIikm oi in lioni ol GLAND CLOTHES?* meeting with the manager of 5.99 * .lion..... window lo bimg 111 ciHil ail dAWIO SHORT RIBS Apollo Lunar Space Craft BY FRANK O’NEAL the bus company. 3 8 9 • Heavy duly toll about stand #AM17 12.88 T r? O U B L E / The basic bus routes have • Mixes and blends bevei ages #1838 Our Rsg 4.89 • 4" s|>eakei. Wavenugnel*'antenna J W6 RUNNI^ FOR COVER been given to the board by the • Kasy to clean SAVK AN KXTUA 2(KV OFKOUH K M in.AK I.Ott PKK.K.^! • 3 ilandaid "D " balleiici give up lo 150 •#84003. No Rain checks AND COUlDED WITH A 6 0 € e L j bus company, but no provisions bo uix have yet been made for the • Mixes sauces, balteis, soups ON ALL OTHER WESTINGHOUSE FANS IN ST(X K • Ixtge. easy grip tuning cuntiol t & i timing of the bus runs, or the Apollo Lunar Module • 36 o l, container, cap; lid location of bus stops. t #IH 42 Our Rag. 1.29 ‘ n r Appointments, Resignations 99 i2 I2 2 5 A ' The board approved the hir ± ing of three teachers and a Polaroid #350 BUZZ SAWYER part-time guidance counselor Gemini Space Capsule J99 BY BOY CRANE and accepted four resignations THAT WAS #1835 Our Reg. 2.69 WELL, I GUESS I'D BETTER HI,POP5NO¥(. ' 'YEAH, AND 5'POSE during Wednesday night’s meet ADEU6HTFUL GET BACK TO WORKING ON V ing. Deluxe Color Pack PICNIC, A«5, YXJ CAlLDiE (HHERS my CEUAR. Charles Reagen was hired as SNOW, ^TO STEP INTO THE PARLOR. a part-time guidance counselor Gemini Astronaut 1 1 9 at the high school. He Is regu #1837 Our Reg. 1.59 larly employed by Manchester Camera Community College. Mrs. Emma Butcher was hir Our Rag 119.87 ed as a fourth grade teacher Complete Set of 4 above Models on the eighth step of the BA schedule. She holds a degree from Mandiall University In Our Hrgt Buy OUR REG, / /I /I Shetland Electric 87 Huntington, W. Va. 10.46 ^ Also hired as a fourth grade 107 koniea Auto. S-261 t-is teacher was Miss Sandra In- Ice Crusher gnsmexw.Tixj»axAaea. griah, on the first step of the Complete yyith Case I thmk prices are going up faster than reports say, BA schedule. She holds a de • Supeih tange'view lindei by ij MICKEY FINN gree from Boston University. Astronaut I Ix iii Ikon K BY LANK LEONARD I . • Dad’s *no’ answers are way ahead of reported Find C. C. Pederson Jr. was ’ Single window is easy lo uw. I increasesl" hired on the third step of the even when wealing glasses I tVA/T A MINUTE, [ r THIHH YOU SHOULO KNOW. ^ Marking Pen 7.99 • I leclioim iiinei aiiiumali " AND HER DOCTOR ORDERED HER BA schedule as a Biology teach ► — MY COUSIN BEN'S , SAt PHIL —I JUST FOUHP \*yU J^Y A H ^m TO GO TO AR IZO N A! er for the high school. He holds > Crushes cubes fast tally limes pioper develop- 49.87 SISTER-IN-LAW IS A NURSE AT ^ STEVE CANYON SAVK inent motl imputlanl lo L • Simple dro|>'in fUiii loading t h a t MINEPUA D fP M 'T Li ^ SCULLY. THE MOUNTAIN LAKE HOSPITAL ! a BS degree from Southern ' Large opening accepts ice cubes BY MILTON CANIPF pellet! color leiulls • Auiuiiulicetpotuitconlrul TOW N BEC AU SE O F H E R / MAYBE ITS BETTER MINERVA WAS A PATIENT THERE ------'W ------Connecticut State College. ' Use for making delicious summei drinks S12 I ^ ■ f \ m • Ranwiview fuidei IF VOUPOttT TELL CA**OT,EL^ ^ I'm ia MEET THE EOT THOSE STEEET^ HAVE Resignations accepted were: #'7308. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Niekro’s Knuckleball HUNTING Special Interest Herald Angle 1^9 Moriarty’s Lead, Seek Clincher Monday f} ^ ^ a n a - Ay Dancer, Braves Lose fF iS H I N G ^ EARL YOST National League In Sunday Gante ^loite Kditor Burke Hurls East Division. NEW YORK (AP) — 8<> White Sox 3-2 with the win- two-out, two-run double was the A Iberti’s and Ray *s 8ALT WATER FISiONO W. L. Pet. O.B. Phil Niekro’s knuckleball '’ *"8 scoring, predictably, big blow after Ty Cline had Notes from the Little Black Book Four-Hitter Chicago 73 43 .629 — tvas dancing all over the ^ Pa^'sed bail knocked in a run with a pinch Blueflsh, from 15 pounders at FAIRFIELD, Conn. Now he is going to play his an exhibition game in Tampa, St. Louis 66 52 .see single. the Race and Stratford Shoals f API__Pptp nocrnlnW thp tlrst game against his old AFL Fla., and I kicked a 67-yarder. Tip Department: Area football fans lucky enough to place -and that’s always a Ndekro'e troubles Three Expo errors had helped small snappers along the tôgoiaK, m e 6 that as a New 'York 62 61 .B49 6% cameOA.ma in a nightmarishnI ArU4 ^ ^ fifthi _ In- as a p t prized tickets for Sunday’s exhibition at Yale Bowl I n 5 -1 W in Post Softball Wins Pittsburgh 59 56 .618 13 good sign for Atlanta. nine agaiiwt uirphinu^^ the Reds to a pair of runs in ^ e coast, are abundant, and fish- who introduced Hun- record becausi it was an exhlbl- between the Giants and Jets, should make every effort was Montreal's third {o r blues throughout the garian style soccer kick- gald ‘‘^ s game^s”for'*t^^^ tlon game (the pro-record U Posting victories in the Town Slow Pitch Softball Phlla’phia 46 69 .400 26\i But rarely was it dancing into delphla had pu;rhed a c ^ l f Montreal’s to p t an ^rly s ^ . The biggest traffic tie-up in the Plajang superb ball, Montreal Tournament last night were All>erti’‘s Stars and Ray’s 38 80 .322 36 catcher Bob Didler's glove—and without a hit in the second with games against Sound Is generally excellent ing to^ prouiw lootumi,football, imahas a pie of the city of New York, the history of the Yale Bowl is expected. Kickoff will be at Moriarty Brothers defeat West Division that’s always a bad sin for Niekro’s wild plckoff throw at a^d trimmed the Fishing for porgles is fair to ...... „ people who have been following When Gogolak came out of ed Herb’s Sports Shop last Restaurant. The former trimmed Wholesale Tire. 5-1, Cincinnati 63 48 .668 Atlanta. first baee setting It uo and hl« National League West good but improving. Blackfish Special in te re st in Sun- 2 o clock. Best bet for the usual one hour trip is to us and the Jets. I’d like to see Cornell, the NFL passed him leave Manchester by 11:80 at ------night at Colt’s Park, 5-1. and Ray’s came from liehind to drop The Herald, 12-8, Houston 63 63 .643 2% Nlekro had a little too much wild pitch allowing It tL co re . - Ml. - - ’ ------— ------the team do well tor Allie Skeptical oi his unusual In nine I n n t o g s . ------Atlanta 66 66 .642 2!4 on hlo bread and bolter pitch In the fifth, alnglea by Woodle pla'^ n w e look over second o ^ ^ Veil’s Yale Bowl for th e (Coach Allle Sherman) because ^Vf®. Buffalo tlraftod hltn The victory was the MB’s Los Angeles 62 63 .639 fifth in succession and en PLAYOFF STANDINGS ’ S"wSJ “ ’"'"I"’ “»• Ofbb, drove O.. Ya„. of, b«r a S ?l»mpionshlp of New York b. work, ao bard. ??) “ ■ **" * k” ® «ave011 season which has to- men a 6-0 lead. straight modified wine. Both Chicago at San Francisco play-for-pay gridiron sport Chiefs. ^ one. will be trying to stsiy BoutwelTa amuc Lake and Lake Zoar are Division leader. After two “ Teased tite Capacity to nearly Herb’s scored its lone run In Due in Hartford b y lin e s a tw g a m e schedule Johnny Unitas, apparently re- Alberti’s 003 002 0--6-12 1 efforts. also reported as good. games the scene will shift to 21,000 . . . John OarroU at the seventh efter Burke had American laeague ^ M thflt kicks off &Jiother busy covered from 'aIIIykf ♦tnwiw the rival park to complete the WeOiersfie4d wlU coach the Tri Wholesale’ 000 000 1 1- 9-4 Humphries will lend the mld- Hopevllle, Ashland, Olasgo, Om of the foremoet sottball weekend of 12 exhibitions. hurled an excellent game. Mike East Division best of five set. Then comes the "*ty CoUego cross country team Taking nine Innings to pro getj. The versatile chauffeur has Pachaug Ponds and Maman- McDonald singled and George duce a winner, a Htubboni Ray's won hla tost two tlmssi out at W. L. Pet. G.B. World Series starting Saturday, Htla fall. He’s a teacher ait Hart- Cappalla, who had two of the Baltimore 81 36 .698 __ Oct. 11, ford High and a Boston Odlege (AP I4m4i>rax> four runs down In the seventh Stafford to a drive to become four hits allowed, drove M c BLASTOFF—Tom Weiskopf blasts out of ninth hole sand trap in P(1A event. Inning, rallied to knot the score NBMA’e flrat conaecuttve three-' Detroit 66 49 .674 14% * « • grad. Donald home. 7-7 and forced The Herald to go time rhomplan. Boston 61 65 .626 20 Here’n There ^ . * * • Burke kept the hits well scat Friday’s Uipteheoder begtoe Wosh’n. 60 69 .604 Palmer May Quit Golf for Extended Rest ^ extra Innings last night at Kte- 22% ^ End of the Line tered, allowing one to the third, noy Field. a giant racing botauita at Staf- New York 69 68 Wayne McCoy, whose edu .604 22% Sox Anxious V, Eddt. ^‘;~ .M A„.)Un.nc™ 11““ *•* one to the fifth and two to the tord tor a &6-bip, Invertsd atari Cleveland 49 70 cated toe provldexl the winning Midget football leaguers In In too eighth Inning Ray’s .412 38% wito a softbaU in his running back and the Heisman The OUers who beat R.iffoV' seventh. The tall right hander, feature. Pete Hamilton, a for West Division points for several Central Con- Manchester are preparing for tallied a lone run but the Newa- former Central Connecticut ace, mer Stafford regular, brings toe Minnesota 69 47 .696 — To Snap Long nacUcut State College foobball their 15th consecutive season, papermen came back and tied ry rek“"and"“^' " struck out five and walked one Nine Deadlocked for Lead the ocore,. Errors hurt the cause NASCAR Grand Touring Dlvl- Oakland 66 48 .679 2 victories two years ago. Is now I ’hG brainchild of Ken Smith, as he had ptopo'nt control. ^ and has had a winning ^nly last weekend ^ d hence terback P e te '^ a t o L d repSri^ In the ninth Inning and Ray’s otpn tn tor a 200-lapper Aug. 29 Seattle 48 66 .421 20 serving with the army In Korea. Dutch Fogarty, Pinky Pohl and Big bat for Moriarty’s was Kansas City 47 68 .409 21V4 Month Slump Ho healed the base team win McCaughey has grown with tallied four tlmra to oeeure a niOMPHON HI’EEDWAY Last season this attraction agaliJTthe Uons.* “ C^ch*wllly*Llmm^™''*^’’ swung by Riordan with three 12-8 victory. California 44 68 .893 23 the baseboU area title and to a '®“ P® bounds over the hits to four trips to the plate. After First Round in PGA klfly laps tn ton modified wtU raoemt letter home asked that years. It Just doesn’t seem pos- DAYTON. Ohio (AP) — going to put my shoes on and Dr-vlln, Canadian 0|)en winner The alugfeat raw 43 hits pro featiuw Suiutny nlgU at the Chicago 45 72 .386 2i% « d s^rwho^v^;^.! Veleas drove to two nins on ThiirNday’H ReHults his special football shoes be far- ‘*>e project is now 15 get out of here. I’ll be back to Tommy Aaron and Weiskopf. duced In a well batonced hit Thompoon H|>eedway while the sacrifices and the old pro Wid The massive logjam for ting attack. New York 8, Chicago 2 warded so that he could pnac- years old. Registration took holm had two singles and scored morrow. ’ ’ South Afiirvm Gar>- Player, Tiger nivtokai late nMslel csuii Only games scheduled PLEASE, .lUDGE, ONE MORE CHANCE! Davev Johnson of Baltimore K d “ ’ to a tlce . . . Noipedc Tennis d u b P'ace this week at Mt. Nebo two runs. the lead in the 51st PGA Cmradtiin George Knudson one of tile favorites, wua In a Ray’s Dick Krtnjack 4-8.„an’l win trwvel over the 16-U.p dls- Today’s Games ------Aiflilfv ftvv/wiiiouii a« teaiu Muius KanKg- group of five al even |sir 71. De- Jack McAdam 4-8 led the win- taiu e In their fratiu'e event plus . «------o-«v sii a« Mortarty’s lOl 120 O—6-11-1 nora. Hill Bheekey 3-6 and New York (Peterson 12-12) at Hion in locker room. Robinson wearing a mojihead in lieu of powdered wig 100 per cent since Its birth to Pinal slgn-up Is 6 to 8 to- eyed tlic final hole and flnlslied fen.llng cluimplon Julliw Bonw the qualifying heats. tog with the Kansas City Roy Herb’e 000 000 1- 1- 4-1 mild stir compared to the Charlie Roberta S-8 Chicago (Peters 7-11), N waves hiH hat to call court to order. Fines, mostly $1, are levied frequently als. ■' 1966. There were 40 charter ’ ’O” *. pass-the- at 70. along with lending sliol a 72 wlilln MnMers king The tntnri nu-e tor the national Burke and Widholm: Martello, shocking news that Arnold For the Herald. Gary GoU 4- Detroit (Lollch 16-6) at Oak iiUer the team wins. I’ot for post-season jiarty now tops the $.'>00 figure. Reeled by an Interruption In Tennis Site Shifted membere and the total num- “ I ho^-for-the-best collec- Raezkowski and McOoraOd. money-winner Frank Beard. (h.-orge Archer scored a 78, as UlU^tn NASCAR U clflntns|.-,up land (Krausso 6-6), N San Diego help raund out Palmer may be quitting Jocky Cupdt, Bruce Crompton, d d Kermlt Zatrley. des|>lte n fat 6, Hal Gallo 1-4. and Nell Pier aiMl every race right dtsum to the schedule Thursday, the Red NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The ______ber of members today is 86 . . . r®rK‘®- ‘t l" son 3 6 starred. Cleveland (McDowell 13-10) at ^nam ed Jim Lonbiii^T^sV to Nation^ Ind^r Amateur Tennis fresh from an ^^setluij vlct^ P ^ b u ^ R.,.y on ton after a veer’s ab- attributed to the short- golf for a long rest. U.S. Open ehamp Orville 10 on tile par five, 636-yard like final show In fh-tober wUI California (May 6-9), N upset 21-17 victo- also lists Pittsburgh vs. St. The 39-year-old millionaire, Moody, I’hll Rodgers, Bruce lM)lr Ray’s 120 000 414 12 23 I ,.l>e kmpistAfit to Che Ui|i men op w the three-game weekend Champiorahlps wlU be played ry over the Washington Red- ’ ^ N o ^ t o ^ and om xw are easier to find and make Herald 402 100 010 8 20 4 Baltimore (Cuellar 16-9) at AppUn^ High Jayvee Coach^ the most heralded name in golf, In ton InternotkaaO Modified seriea with the expanaton Roy- March. 1970. to a shift skins last week, paced by the ^nnati 1 nearly as much of a sound when Seattle (Brabcnder 9-8), N Major League suffered through hla worst Divtslan S^lsbury. Md.. it was an- passing of TV>m Vlores and toe «Jf deposited. Jeff Koelsch reports Boston (Lonborg 7-8) al Kan round since 1967, soaring to an Accepts Bethany College Job to over- n<»tn Pstpocelll, who has been Hons Fassnacht, 18, a student swimmer from ' ^ Palmer’s dilemma was the bat and Pete RuU 76-61—166. true interest in a sf>orts team. Long Beach, William P. " C y " Morgan a tor- Tiger error. Bob Perrone rap VILLAGE land 42; F. Howard, Waahtogtoin »ut for PhUadel- He Indicated he might remain |g an operation. Palmer insists emied with nine players dead Ohio State, voted college foot- Ticket Manager Dave Sykes of Red Sox 000 2001 0—3-2-2 Stolon bases-Harper, Seattle offense end defense, with Pe- mark of 4 :04.0 in the men’s 400- tog of 2 -21 6 Th» nis , phla. Baltimore and toe New out of golf competition for the he will never go under the knife locked at two-under par 69s Rre Baakptliall ball s No. 1 team liust Jammry, the University of Connoctleut 66; Campenerts. Oakland 40. trocelU out. meter freestyle. heto b^Karen Wednesday at rest of this season and try a for this ailment, Tigers 021 000 0— 8-4-2 Io.ses only four from its unbent- re|>orta season ticket orders for They were a nondescript Pitching (12 decisions) — Me- Manager Dick WlUlams had Mike Burton, 22-year-old sen- A friea ^ su Muir of the South the age of 70. comeback next year. Arnle reported at the NCR Davey, Sullivan; Grimes, Pry INTERMEDIATE IJtAGUE en 1008 team. or. group that Included ex-cham- the Husky football games are Nally, Baltimore 16-2. .889, his pitching lined up for toe or at UCLA, finished s e c l r t o However, many observers be- Country Club at 9:48 a.m., 80 Wholesale Tire *7 (Judd IS, SHOP running ’’about 16 per cent 3.02; j r ... plon Al Gelberger, Ray Floyd, Hrannick 101, Indian Jr 11 ; Palmer, Baltimore 11-2, weekend series with the Royals’ 4:04.4 and also br^ke Th^ "old be*1u^ndlaM \^'nlXi~u!!"^ ALUMNI GIRLS WIN lieve that this may mark the minutes before his scheduled ahead of last year’s all-time .846. SILK CITY ’TOURNEY Larry Ziegler, Tom Shaw. John (Wooley 16. W.-rtmer 6) Hobart At. Plan* ’ 1’77. 2 ~ “ ®o“ “ ® N ngjrU d ow T to >rorld mark and the A m erica L event ^ 2 Manchester end of a career that made him tee-off time for the second ny Pott, Bob Lynn. Charles high total. A further check of Strikeoutstrlkeouts -— McDowell.McDowell, êtart Saturday with Vicente citizent.citizens mnri.mark toin .>v«the ...^__ r l______d '^ J ^ k ‘ o . r 2 _ ’n? . opple the K defeated " ^ the , Hebron K virln ‘Hs lastlent First round of the Silk City Hairy’e 62 IRjucher U. lai- the all-time leading money win- roimd, cleaned out hla loc’xer Ctoody, Bunky Henry aivi Isirry TREMANO SEPTIC those people ordering tickets Cleveland 191; LoUch, Detroit Romo moving Into a starting The old mark was 4:06.6 by year bv R oian V M !»h . ^ 2 - 2 . In Hebron. Sunday Slow Pitch tournament begins Polnte 12, Jenkins 101. Eagle 387 Cantar St. shown that newcomers to our 179. role Sunday. ner with earnings of more than and prepared to fly to his La- tonight at Mt. Nebo with two Bowry. Jr.’a 6u (Tometuk 13. Gorman TANK SERVICE ticket list make up 18 per cent Ralph Hutton o f I x > s A i S 'c ^ ': mTe't to l I ^ r iT e“ ^ ^ ^ L a million doUara, and the most trobe, Pa., home In his $800,000 games. Ten years ago In MInnenpottn, 10. Qulsh 91 of that total.” National League popular figure to the game. jet. Paired to the first contest Is nine players tied for the first The S9-year-old Palmer, cred- “ I figured I must get started Ticket orders are being |>roc- SKIP APPLIN Batting (326 at bats)—a e - Wholesale Tire o f Manchester day lead In the PGA with Identi EftRlira Acquire Back Tel. 742^9770 essed ns soon ns tlv'y are re- mente, Pittsburgh .367; C. ited with building golf Into Its on this thing sometime and It against Grand Central Jets of cal scores of 69. cetved and the early takers al- Naval Academy luid portlcl- Jones, New York .348. present multimlUion dollar bust- might as well be now,” he said, Berlin at 7:80. Almost lost In the excitement PHlIADCtJ'HJA (AP) -The ready have their ducats, ac- I’otod in biuskctball luid base- Runa—Bonds, San Francisco neas, shot an 11-over-par 82 to "I will go home, see a doctor, In the second game. Miller’s was toe coUapse of Tom Weis I’hilodnlfkhla Eagles of Ihs NFL I'orthng to Syken. Thi* Ut’otm ball. He later transferred to 90; Rose, dnclnnatt 89. Art of Watching Baseball the first roimd of the P G A ' rest and then make my deci- All-Stars at New London face kopf. the Ohio slugger who 'Matond defensive back (.*urtlas Fri. R:a0.5:ao athletic . ticket office will con- Marietta where he earned the Runs batted In—Santo, Thuraday—the worat round he’a alona aa they become necea- D J .’s Restaurant' of West Ha came Into the 17th hole three- Gentry from HI liuula WedneA ever abot aa a pro. aary.” tinue aciy'ptlng sea.son tlcki I H A. along with letters In base- tTileago 93; McCovey, Son NEW YORK (NEA) — ven at 9. under par. Weiskopf. who hasn't day to exchange for a future 8 - f luid single game onlers until hall and Ixisketball. Friincisco 91. Rijf . league baseball is like Kuhn, a baseball connois He came off the course, pale He said he definitely would won this yieor. missed a three- draft choice the liomc opener, with New His last two years at Mivrietta Htto-M. Alou, Pittsburgh 167; „..r„ K " ,"««eoail is seur, said ho revels in watching and,to pain, aaying a hip Injury not play in the tournament at Something Will Give foot putt for a bird, then stag- Peres, Cincinnati 148, biiotie, Cloaked in summer flrat aikfer^ to 1966 had re- Sutton, Maaa., next week in Hampshire in an Oct. 4 Home- also involved coaching ll>e base- Joe DlMagglo to Okl-Tiinen' (fered to a double bogey six on coming Day booking. ball luid ((K)tba]| squads. go 32; M. Alou, ptusburgî 32. languor, m ov in g w ith th e cuired at the start of hla round, which he la entered but la Indtfl- NEWTON. Mara. (AP) - the final hole for a finishing 70 gOimes skill able to stroke those Applln ix-celved the M.S. In Doubles - Kesalnger. Chicago slow , supple g ra ce o f a bal- It la a form of bursitis for nlte about other tournaments Something is going to have to The blond belter put hie sec ’’frozen ropes” : Line drives physical education fronj Penn- ■ w/mpracticing backstage.. which doctors say the only cure later .this season. eive Sunday when the Boston ond shot in a trap and couMn’t sylviuila State University to 'I ^ e e - B. WUUama. Ctidoago yet taut and technical to its ,lhat come screaihing oY Jttirarr $ 9; TtoUu). dnclnnatt 9 - — 1W68 and was an Instructor In u „ skills. To ■view a baseball game and which can knock en to- ball Leag-ie play the Attonta poor finish. Weiskopf ref-jse-d to SKfN-I’ I* TIME-7-MTotherH ^>rejf atid -Jeff Hager ROCKVILLE Home runs—McCovey. San .nnr.ciA». it t.i. Falcons of the National Football swimming at too university tielder Into the outfield. come to the press room for his check in with Jqhn Wnlxh arid register for Man- STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWA while doing gnuhuite work. Franctoeo 36; L. May, Ctacln- t r a t i ^ 50 Hours of Plgy Planned League to an exhibition game post round Interview cheHter’H .Midget F'oottwill I/eague program. Hoys And the catcher clanking like Sunday at Bottan College. "I don’t wont to ray anything SCRAP CO., Inc. This iwsl year he was asslst- biuie.-Brock, St. Lou- ,.'? ® ^ dramatic. This have t»eeri .nignirig up and weighing in this week a fat knight afier a foul pop; As port of the sixth annual I’d regret," he said "I'm Just lud basketball iMach nt Man la 44; Bonds, San Pranclaco 32. ^ JJf®, ,‘",5*'® «ventog. an outfielder smoothly moving at .Mt. N'ets). Final Mign-up for playing is tonight. chester High, iu>d compiled a EciimerJcal Game, sponsored Ev«fy michlng U2 decJstons)-Sel- through toe at the crock of the bat, bock, Softball Marathon by too Oarltas Guild. T-shirts TOP PRICES PAID! 9-9 rcconl ns Jimtor varsity ma, Chicago U-4, .733, 3.20- ‘‘ 'X H umtoate toe Infield hack to the waU, as the baU txxu'h. will be cYstrlbuled after the con Red U|dit on Plan* dirroll, Cincinnati 12-8, .706, ‘^<1, " “ ‘ « ''d - Deep, brown dirt visits among the stars, then Applln received iu> honorable trat to all ticket hoi deni Th# Arts and Letters <»n virtually 3.81; Merritt, dnclnnatl 12-6, ® " X ^ r l m s the descends apace and culminates .. discharge from the Navy U\ .Vo6. 4.12. outfield edge. In sharp contrast dilrts are prliparUy for youi^- wrap up Horse of the Year hon to a leather plop; and a runner Starts at Mt. Nebo JOHNSON SEAHORSE :15 r.M . 1966. He Is married lutd is re rters only up to 16 years old— ors by srtnnlng toe IIOO.OOO S trikeout&»—JenklnB, CTUca- **'* Sreon. Slim, simple white Upping the edge a t the first- ' John Mather Chapter’s Softball Marathon begins to siding to Bethiuiy. foul lines slide along until they and the kids probably orill Iwve Travers Blakea at lUratoga go 209; Glbm v St. Louli 198. hose hag and barreUtag into sec night at Mt. Nebo. dJeremonies will begin at 6:30 fol COPPER dlaappear under the outfield a field day trying to g tt them. Race Track Saturday ond with a meal hook sUde that The brilliant Tittle arm of Rlbot wall. lowed by the first balTat 7. w f t t - i — g - stirs just a tuft of A zw Whlte-and gray-fianneled fig- Play will start on the baseball field, then move up Lake trout ara usually toisMl from Paul Melkm'a Rnkeby Sta OUTBOARD MOTORS urea dart and dive, swoop and Of course, the double play to the aoftbaU diamond after ______at depths where the srater tem ble Is expected to be toe oddo-on slide, loop and leap; and some- with a ptrouette by the seocsid the Town Tournament games perature la between 46 and 66 favorite ogatoM a small field to i v i o a i T M a s Hmes they Just stand, gloved haaeman, a spuf by the first are n.u.K...4 up. Information concerning toe degrees. Ratobows and browns toe 114 mile cUsotc for 3-yeor- V/2 HPe «o 100 HP. BRASS Registration will usually be found at depths old tost highlights the weekend haseman and, by the atrsfntog The flret game wUl be Order of DeMolay wUl be avall- hand on hip, dreamily watch / B ing the aplke marks in the dirt to first,\an arabesoue. agalnat the Connecticut State able at the field all during the where toe water temperature natlooaJ thoroughbred racing SALES — PARTS — SERVICE For Midget Football as though watting for them to Most of aU. It Is the exceilence Master Councilor, Art Johanson marathon and anyone totoraM- is between 60 and 7D dagreee. program. ^ crawl away. \ of the athlete, who has spent I EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS i T Z i S - ahd his tsam f r ^ -nie T iav- bd n«*y «>«*»»> Ut*»ture and -V For Boys—Ag«8 10 to 13 \ There li much to see to a GENE MICHAEL TWISTS... -BOBBY BONDS TI RNS hours upon bourn ever stoce he\ elera Othsr teams are book«l - k 4«»-tlon. kt to. inform., LEAD oan remember buUdtog up his DRUy 7 :30 A JL.5 ^JL — T h an . W t Rf. 140, Stafford Sprtngt, Coon. rtf I PAtXiNC 70 to 115 Lbs. baseball game If one Is not out how outfielders watch the a man u.-Kn ^ remember buUdht through to Saturday morning at tloo booth. overly occupied with chasing way the wind is affeettos to# honed , reflexes *»ly...... poUshtog his m de 10. If any team would like to The chapter’s social events A Sat. to 4 P JL NEWSPAPER Will Be HcM Aug. 13,14.15 omU- CO rrancoUne at 616 Spring a post-marattxm party to cal.- BOY SCDUT8, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS) ball v^tchtog 1, that the ma- toe batter, take toto a criL ^ C i ^ u l t ^ preseTê*" St. or coma down and a i^ up brat, this accompUMunant. This INOIANAFOUS — S play • \ \

PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 :\ MANCHEyiKK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE MotoreyciM— BuiMing— Bondt Sfocict—- Hiilp Wanttd— H*lp Wdnf d ■ H d p Wcmt«d— Meric 36 Help Wanted — Mol* or Female 37 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BieyciM 11 ControcHng 14 MortgogM 27 _____BY SHORTEN end W H IPPLE Business Locations F«mol« 35 F m m I* 35 CLASSIFIED NEWTON H SMITH * SON- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, For Rent 64 DUCK TRAIL bike, 1969 model, CLASSIFIED P h ANG AUD U . U \ ' 4 l FEUOEP LIKE 0?A2V DIG IME llEAR-fe AhiP FLOWERS WMElJ Remodeling, repairlnf, addl- mortgages— Interim financing « MACHINISTS FOR REiNT or sale-tBt Mstw reasonable offer. Call 648-6420. tioni, rec rooms, garage*, WANTED—Nurses aide, 11 p.m. MCDONALD’S ALL TllEiR UMDERGRAP VEARG !xi)edlent and confidential -TMEIR Ron* T2EUNI04120LLEP ARDUMD Street Building and lot next porches and roofing. No joo to 7 a.m. Call 649-4610. '' MACHINE OPERATORS BICYCLES—new and used. R e service. J. D. R eal Estate ------'------.% ,-----— ______/ to Post Office Ehccelleot loea- ADVERTISING too small. Call 6494144 BE ONE OF ! IS NOW HIRING FOR TOE FALL! pairs on all makes. Open dally ______Aseoc. 6434129. ADVERTISING VIGMT a p flW,.'i5Uin-'* Uon (or any use. $4B>3i36 from CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 9-8:80. Manchester Cycle Shop SAVE MONEY! Past service. " WOMAN wanted for housework diASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Male and female help. FRIENDSHIP, LOVAtTyr 9 to 6 p.m. 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. preferably Friday. 648-4266. Hours flexible, 8 a.m. to 11 pjn. COLLEGE AIN'T v(HAT Middle Tpke.. Dormers, room additions, ga- BusinMS Opportunity 2 B THE “HNAST” MAIN ST., comer office, I 649-2098 rages, porches, roofing and ------— ——------^ Bridflêport M ills 8 AJR. to 4:30 PJM. yumiico, ana — ------PART-TIME, 6-1:80, to main 'TUSEP TOBE’ rooms and lavatory. House ft siding. Ciompare prices. Add- T A V E R N — Going business, a ------1 opport' Apply in person only. 7 G U L P c COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1966 H A R LE Y 74 PLH, blue, tain and tend vending cafeter Bngine Laths Hale Bldg. CJaU 643-2667. A-I.,€velA.T-avaI Oonner Ooro 238* mnnAVmoney tnalrAO*maker f/wfor the right ties have developM in our COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 4,600 original miles, loaded ia In new air-conditioned plant, 4 :S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 0449 man. Asking only |8.000. Con office for fuU-tima Turret Lathee with extras, Immaculalê con- ______located In So. Windsor, 247- 4:8* PJL DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION VKRNON — Brand new office Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Frlda.i tact Mr. Frechette, H.M. Fre McDo n a l d ’s d r iv e -in ■pace avaUable at 30 La- *1-300. After 8 p.m., 648- DORMERS, add a level, room 1010. O rioden chette, Realtors, 647-9698. TELEPHONE CLERK Deadline for Saturday and Monday U 4:80 p.m. Friday 46 West Center Street Fayette Square. Rent Includes 8916. additions, garages, roofing, WOMAN for counter work In heat, alr-condlUoning, wall to PLEASE READ YOUR AD siding porches. C!ompIete MEAT’ DEPARTMENT Manchester, Conn. 1968 DUCATI, 380 cc's, good clean modem food business In YOUB COOPERATION W I I L m R I evmmm waU carpeting and draperies. Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a home remodeling. Financing condition. High bars, solo Help Wanted— ManrhPfttAP 11 o t« ft « « « 7^® available. Bbccellent oppor- BE APFBECIA'rED WUl sub-dlvlde. Call 873-0628. ’ convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIR ST available. Call Royal Custom To receive and record or Manchester. 11 a.m.-6 p.m., 8 tunlUes for wUUngr and ambl- DIAL 643-2711 MlATiK OR female help wanted seat, $400 or best offer. 848- weekdays. D A Y IT APPE A R S and R E PO R T ERRORS In time for the Builders, 646-3434. Female 35 ders from stores on IBM ^ ys a week, starting wages tlous people. Overttoe, all bê- for fuU-Ume and part-time Articles For Sol* 45 next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE in 8219 after 6 p.m. cards. $2 an hour. W rite Box “ N N ” fits, air-conditioned. HAIRDRESSER wanted. Ap Continued From Preceding Pag* counter work. Apply in person, MAIN ST. — 4 rooms, all or correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then C A R PE N T R Y — concrete staps. Manchester Herald. 1968 TR IU M PH BonnevlUe, Uggett’s Luncheonette, Man USED BATHTUB, white cari rent Individually, heat and elec only to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which floors, hatchways, remodeling, ply Marlow's Beauty Salon, 867 completely customized, must CLERKS LPN’s IN East Hartford, 3 to Apply chester Parkade. lion, no chips, $28. 872-4622. tricity provided. Contact Mr. do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not bo porches, garages, closets, ceil Main St., Manchestar. Help Wantcd-A4ale 36 corrected by “ make good” Insertion. sacrifice. 872-0128. 11 and 11 to 7 shifts. or Frechette, H. M. Frechette. ings, attics finished, rec J. T. SLOCOMB CO. COOK WANTED. Night work, KEEP carpet cleaning prob Accotmts payable, good part-time. Good benefits and Realtors. 647-9096. 1969 TRIUMPH Daytona, 400 rooms formica, ceramic. Oth- MATURE woman to babysit in no Stmdays. Apply at Acadia business arithmetic liMk- rates. Paid meal and meal lems amall—use Blue Lustre (Rockville. Toll Free) miles. Going Into service. Call er related work. No Job too my home. C€ill 646-1629. 68 Matson H ill Rd., Restaurant. CaU 649-0888. VERNON—BRAND new bulld- ground. time. On bus line. Burnside wall to Wall. Rent electric 649-0349. small. Dan Moran. Builder South Glastonbury, Oonn. COLONIAL BOARD CO. Ing, minutes from I-M, 3-4 Convalescent Home. Phone Mr. shampooer $1. Plnewood Fur 643-2711 875-3136 Evemngs 646-8880 IB minutes from Manchester niture. thousand sq. ft. clear sp*m THREE wheeled Harley D avid------KEYPUNCH OPERATOR D., 289-6671, 870 Burnside Ave., PRODUCTION T O Y & G IFT SkUled and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time celling, will sub-dlvtde Into son motorcycle. 74 powered, ôm O NS. remodeling, ga East Hartford. units having Its own private fa rage, rec rooms, bathrooms P A R T Y P L A N ® differential. Blue Cross, WORKERS ll,600 or best offer. Call after Opening tor exeimrienced PLU M BE R , Ucenaed, new EIGHT foot pool table. Uke cilities. 1338 per two thousand. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce WOMAN wanted for general Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 8 p.m., 643-6263. Our new line now available alpha-numeric, IIB___ M key- house work, steady work, top l^ttrfite holidays and other fringe First—Second—Third Shifts new. CaU 649-8876. Call 872-0638 weekdays. ment work, cellar floors, pa housework, one day a week. —If you are interested In puncher to work full-time, wages. Economy Oil Heating MulU-Orcuita extends an invl------tios, roofing. Call Leon Oes- No stairs. CaU 647-1381. BOLTON — Mancheeter town becoming a Dealer, or hav days. Co., 312 Church St„ Hartford tation to visit our plant to dls- ^ ------^------24-Hour Answering Service 1968 KAWASAKI, 178 cc’s. Call synskl, Builder. 649-4291. A progressive and expanding company. line, Rt. 6 and 44-A, large ing a party in your home, 622-6238. cuss Job opportuniues In the BoatsandAccossoriet 46 after 6 p.m., 649-3668. following areas: ______frontage with building, ideal call or write Santa’s Par CLERKS Help Wanted— Male 36 Household Goods 51 Free to Herald Readers R EM O D ELING done. Room ad BAKER trainee needed for ex 615 Parker St., Manchester Apartments— Flote— Apartments— Flats— tor garden center, roadUde ditions, garages, breezeways. ties Inc., Avon, Conn. 06001. Plating SAILING dinghy, 9’3", 646-1627. 1666 TR IU M PH Bonneville. panding donut and muffin Fabricating D IN IN G room set, table six Tenements 63 Tenements 63 buslm a. retail outlet, etc. Want Information on one of our classified advertlsementsT Free estimates. Work guaran Telephone 1-673-3466. Grocery buyer’s office. Call 649-7318. shop. Some experience pre Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftue. Silk Screening , chairs, three addlelonol pieces. ^5-2880. No answer at the telephone listed? Simply c a ll the teed. Phone 643-7993 anytime Business arithmetic experi NEW CINE and two-bedroom de RESPONSIBLE family with - 3 ferred but wUl train. Benefits. Inspection ’’ Good condition. Antique value, ence. MACHINE OPERATORS JUST TWO left 16’ flberglM luxe garden type apartmsnu S.MAIJ. shop. North Mancheo- Business Services Please apply in person to the bargain at $160. Delivery ar weU behaved ohtldrtn, llkee HAIRDRESSERS wanted, part- CUSTODIAN and lane mainten Apply to Mr. George Smith be canoes, regular $206. Clear avaUable now. (Jail Paul Mancheeter, but needs 1 bed tor, 2,000 square feet, loading EDWARDS Mister Donut Shop, 226 West ranged. 649-1286. Offered time or full-Ume. Apply Magic Full or part-time days, wrlll tween 8-10 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. ance price, $170 plus tax. M c 13 COMPTOMETOR Middle Tpke. ance man, nights. Apply Holi W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4638 room rental up to 1200 per ik)ck. heated, sprinkler, elec- DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is Mirror. 787 Main St., Manches AUTO MECHANIC only. Bride’s Sport Sp«. 639 Center month In time for school. ..Iriolly, .ground floor. WIU dl- ANSWERING SERVICE ATTICS and cellars OPERATOR train, own transportation. day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., COLONIAL Wagon Wheel living cleaned. the time to restore the life and ter, 643-2449. Manchester. St., Manchester. WE HAVE tenants waiting for Please phone W arren Botch \1de In tvdf. C<01 246-4781 oiler odd Jobs, light BEFORE you look any further, room set. Eight pieces, acces trucking. (Foreign Cars) MULTI-CIRCUITS your apartment or house. (Jail 6:50 p.m. appearance of your driveway. CLERICAL-Tralnee for Inven- come to the Klock <3o., at 1866 12’ SEABAGO BOAT, 12 h:p. sories liwhKted. Excellent con 271-3343, 8 a.m. • 4 p.m. trees removed and lota clear- Opening for experienced op Apply LABORERS for apartment con 60 Harrison St, Mandieeter Paul W. Dougan Rsaltor, 649- 649*0500 875-2519 F ot free estimate, call 742- tory control department. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We Immediate openings for 2 dition. $160. Delivery arranged. ed. Call 649-1794. erators. We will also train struction, own transportation. motor, 1969 trailer, $276. Call 4636. FOUR RCXIMS, ftnit floor, ali MKHRON CENTER Brand new and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In have openings on-âll shifts in experienced men, up to PART-TOME desk clerks and 649-6447. 649-1286. wholesale automotive ware - those interested and quali Apply at 287 Oakland St., Man- utlUtlea, stove and refrigera building tm Route 66 ft 316, Jig tim e without spending all evening at the telephone. house. 286-7906. fied. N. P. Hallenbeck Co., Inc. our Heat Treat Dept. Very in $4.50 an hour to start. night auditors. Apply Piano’s NEW plush one and 2-bedroom riieeter, 646-8121. tor, eecuiity depoMt required, 1200 5200 nq (t now avaU- Trees cut, building lots clear teresting work and we will Many benefits. Apply Motor Inn, 100 Bast Center St., 12’ STARC RAFT aluminum FOUR-SPEED WesUnghouae apartments, wall to wall car 1160 monthly. 289-46M. nble or will bullil to ault ten Roofing---Siding 16 s a l e s l a d y , mature, respon- Bunker Hill Rd., Andover train you. Please apply in per 646-2300. automatic mono phonograph. ed, trees topped Got a t r e e ______Company offers exceUent LIGHT truck driver, afternoons, boat, 6H h.p. Johnson motor pets, dishwasher, appliance*, ant*. Call 649-6641 or 649-0422. Automobilos For Sal* 4 slble, top hourly rate, full 742-8061 son. Excellent conditton. Call after problem? Well worth phone ROOFING and Roof Repair wages and working condi 1-6:80 p.m. Apply In person. GORIN’S SPORTS and traUer. r 661- For Your 1961, AUSTIN-Healy 8000. Excel chimneys. Free esUmatea. aluminum siding, gutters and fI t. t t t m f be over 21. Apply in person 9 Ucense. Davis ft Bradford ton, (Jonn. Applicants will bouts, sailboats, cabin REFRIGERATOR freezer, 18 agreement. $140 per month. 7364. room brick RoiKh Myle du Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. trim. Rooflne InstollaUnn nnri FULL-TOME counter girl. Ap ton Notch, (jonn. lent condition. Four-speed, trim. Roofing Installation and a.m. - 6 p.m. Cumberland Lumber Oo., 200 Tolland St., be consddered for Individual cruisers, aU Mzes. Very low cu. ft. side by side, (rosi-free. Earl iCverett Real Estate, 646- plex. Twv> ftreplacea, range Information ply after 6 p.m. and all day AUTO DAMAGE Appraisers, In down payments and interest good yres. Call 646-3416 after r p- OONSTOUCTION — Ex- repairs. 649-M98, 876-9109. First National Farm Store 449 Hartford Road. JIG BORE Operators — first, East Hartford. positions or In combination. Hotpolnt - coppertone - 2 years 0191. and dishwasher. 1230 monthly. Saturday at Gerri’s Dry Clean surance experience helpful, not TOE HERALD will Jiot 6 p.m second and third shift. Lathe Tests w ill be conducted,' rates. We have a large listing old, $300. 649-1012. Fumislied Owner. 686-1041. cavatlng, landscaping and pav ROOFING, aluminum siding, ing Center 419 Main St. required. High schoed educa 149 OAKIJtND ST. — disclose the identity of TWO pait-Ume stock men no operators, second shift. Verti FINISH carpenters. Apply to Contact the Bolton Select on many makes. We transport ing, contracting. Gravel, fill gutters, carpenter work, 80 tion necessary. Salary depends men’s Office, 649-8743, be rooms, heat and appliances. Apa rtments 63«A any advertiser using box Stores, Inc. experience necessary. Hours, cal turret lathe operators, sec office, A] CO Development cabin cruisers all over New BOLTON — Rent-opOon-buy. 1967 CAMARO, 480 h.p., low, and loam. Septic tank repairs years’ experience. Coimeetlcut on experience. Permanent tween 9:30 A.M. and 2 $8$. Seourtty. S46-2426 fi\>in 9-8 letters. Readers answer Park and Oakland Ave. 9-1 or 1-6:30, 5 day week. ond shift. (3all LeM i Oorpora- Oorp., Brooklyn St., RockvUle, England, New Yoric end New ONE-ROOM fumUdied efficien Four-room Raneh. CHl heat, low mileage. Call 649-1640. Call 878-7216 evenings, 872-6072 Valley Construction Co.. 648- SAMPLE CHASER Jobs. Send resume, references, P.M., for further Infbrma- Hochinery and Tools 52 p.m. ing blind box ads who Write Box "TT” Manchester Uon, 643-2362. C<»m. Jersey, open 9-9 Monday-Fri- cy apartment. Apply Marlow’s, 1130. Goodchlld-Bartlett Real days. 7180. Free estimate tlon. desire to protect their NEEDED East Hartford, Conn. Herald. When writing please to Box ’’T,” Manchester Her day, Saturday 9-6 p.m., Sun SP E C IA L — Last one. Shop 867 Main St., Manchestar. tors, 2894)999. 628-3498. Identity can follow ’ his M ANCHESTER — One - bed •qioclfy hours preferred. W ANTED — one full and one ald. day 1-6 p.m. Our headquarters worn Wright power blade saw. procedure: YOU AR E A-1, truck Is A -1 ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum room garden type apartment, ONE-R(X)M effli-inney avail for manufacture of ladles’ part-time service station at at Nap ft Paul’s TV ft Marine, Regular price $199. will sell Auto Accossori Cellars, attics, yards, drivs- gutters. Carpentry, additions, CAREER position for young DEAN MACHINE private entrance, ranch type, able Sept. 1st, heat, hot water, Enclose your reply to wear. Must be able to fol STOCK and delivery boy need tendant, days. Apply In person 386 Main St., East Hartford. this one for $149. South Wind Tiros • 6 ways sealed and small truck remodeling and rec rooms. low garments through fac woman who Is looking for PRODUCTS, Inc. Situarions Wantefl— 1148. per month. Available Im electricity, private entrance, Ouf of Town the box in an envelope — ed part-time afternoons. Must only to Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan 568-9320. sor Equipment Oo., 89 Sullivan Ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- Free estimates. R. Dion,' 643- tory. Interesting work more than a Job. High School PART-THUE mediately. Paul W. Dougan, 189. 641-4664. address to the Classified have drivers Ucense. Call 646- Garage, Route 83, Vernon. ^4nia]* 38 Avenue, South Windsor, 289- For Rent 66 mono Trucking Service toll- 4352. plus excellent fringe bene 102 COLONIAL RD. 18’ P E N N Y A N boot with TSe Realtor. 649-4636. Manager, Manchester TWO tires, 6.60x13 on rims and graduate with pleasing person 3616, 643-6066. 3406. ‘ free. 742-9487 fits. Apply at: CABINET makers wanted. Ex High school boy. Mechan MOTHER with licensed home TWO-room fumlMred apart Evening Herald, together battery for Comet. Oall. 643- ality and ability to meet the MANCHESTER Noe trailer. Call 649-8196 after AVAILABLE September 1st. 4 NORTH Coventry — Modem STOCK men no experience perienced only. Dlsplaycraft, will glveêxcellent care to chUd 6 p.m. ment, all uUIIUes, in o 649- with a memo listing the 6977. SHARPENING Service - Saws public. Apply between 9 and ically Inclined. Summer and room apartment In excellent flv r-n »m unfurnished second companies you do NOT Roofing and MANCHESTER 9 p.m., to Beneficial Finance, necessary, 40 hour week, good' 643-9557. after school. T o work on aged 3 - 6, weekdays. 643-2661. 9666 after 6 p.m. knives, ace$, shears. skates Has Immediate Openings; 14’ GLASSPAR boat, with 36 Musical InstrunMnts 53 Condition, range, refrigerator, -floor epertnvent with heat, hot want to see your letter. 836 Main St., Manchester, 643- salary and berieflto. Write Box rotary blades. Quick service Chimneys 16-A , MODES, Inc. STARTING $2.66 an hour. FuU trailers and campers. ALI^/ PHASES of office work h.p. Johnson motor and Gator disposal, heat uikI hot water M ATURE grad atudent (trl water, electric range. Couple Your letter ^ l i be ds- 4186. “ W” Manchester Herald. Days: 7 cum. to 4:30 p.m. GIBSON ES-228 hollowbody stroyed 11 the advertiser Trailor^— Capitol Equipment Co.. 3f: benefits, vacation, all shifts dqhe at home. Pick up and trailer $760. 649-1616. fundshed, washer and dryer seeks same <>r teacher 25-50 In preferred. No pets. Phone Main St., Manohester. Houn ROOFING — Specializing r* Pine St. electric guitar, beautiful con Is one you’ve mentioned. DENTAL Assistant wanted, ex GOOD'YEAR Service Store, has available, full or part-time. Nights: 4 pjn. to 1 a.m. deUver. 646-1207 evenings. on pemlsen. For appointment share a|M*rtment with. In Man- evenings after 6 p.m., 742-6666 not It will be handled Mobil* Homes 6-A dally 7:80-5, Tliursday 7 :80-9 pairing roofs of all kinds, new — ______dition with case. Also Unlvox It perienced preferred but not an opening for a full Ume tire Firestone Retread Shop, 20 TRAILER WORLD call George Wllllard. 643-0612. rlviwter. 647-1942. In the usual manner. Saturday 7 :80-4 848-7988 TURRH7T ■ LATHE: Set WILL CARE for child in my fuzz and Prem ier reverb units. IIOLIDN — l-room apartment, 1060 NASHUA mobile home, 12x Toota, gutter work, ehlmneys MATURE woman for part-time necessary. Must be wUling to changer. Some stock room Bldwell Rd., So. Windsor. 289- Building Materials 47 rlsnnAHcleaned andanH repaired. 80 years’ . ,vork In new sea food store. up and operate. 444 Tolland Tpke., Manchester licensed home days. Bolton, 649-1463. LOOKING for an apartment? NEWI.Y remodeled U>ree-r«)m quiet nelghbortxxxl, referencse 85’. excellent condition. Ideal STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls learn and able to type. Good work and deliveries Involved, 4361. experience. Free estimate* near high school., 648-6196. FOR SALE, exceUent buy on Have many to choose from, funUstiml a|M*rtii>ent Near b\w requlreplng center. AU 6905 ples. Choice location with M ac’s Sea Food, 978 Sullivan ply Goodyear Service Store, ■ tey amplifier, almost new. CaU Lost and Found 1 All concrete repairs, both In 8883 surroundings. Write Box Set-up end operate. all cleaned and stacked. (Jail tor. 64$-4$IS. uUllUee paid. Ample parking. many extras. Must bo seen to side and outside railings. Land Ave., South Windsor. ’’DD” , Manchester Herald. Vernon Circle, or call 648-0101. after 6 p.m., 649-1897. inii(ii||n. AÎIU' — ------PRODU<7nO(N MILLERS: R E L IA B L E housekeeper and 644-2427. Coll 649-1287 after 2 p.m LAST—Black and white kitten, appreciate. R. B. Associated scaping. Reasonably priced. ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— An equal opportunity employ- FOUR-room apartment, flrel O A K ARM S Set-up and operate. companion. OaU 643-7980. USED — Spinet piano, very NOTICK gold collar, Green Manor area Brokers, 640-0928. Call 6430861 New and repairs our special floor, security, adults prefer APARTMENTS PRODUCTION LATHE ■nail, tuned-new bench in DRILL PRESS OPER Gaideii romi red, no pets, 643-6266. HACIIKUIRS U> share lK>me KKIMIHLIC’AN CAUCUS ty, 20 years experience. Free PART-TIME, 6 days, 8 a.m. - 161 OAK STBICET cludes delivery. $300. Key ^ N O H ^ S T E R ATORS. AND ( ‘nil after 8. 645 0406 weekends, sleeps 8 In comfort. h ig h s c h o o l g r a d u a t e 12 noon, light cleaning. Must Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Dairy Products 50 board Studio, Vernon, 872-4622. LARGE SH rootn* apartment. Republican electors of the 643-0363 after 6 p.m. 1.^8T—Brown and white female Sacrifice, $400 below cost. 648- Ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- be over 21. CoU 646-6334. I New spacious one and two| MILLING HANDS Furnished or unfurnlslied, with Town of Coventry are hereby with good typing ability to do diversified clerical All Benefits GROOMING all breeds. Har BUTTER and sugar corn, 69 dog, part Springer Spaniel. R e URSO. 1776 bedroom apartments. appliances, carpeting and BusineM Locations nodded that there will be a Machinery building exper mony HUl. H.C. Chase. Hebro* cents a dozen, ten or more Wearing Apparel ward. Call 646-9406. work. W e will train on our equipment. Full range FROM $166 MONTHLY An Equal Opportunity Olympic pool. Children oocept- Cnuciu nt ('apt Nathan Hale ience needed. Apply in per Rd., Bolton. 648-6427 dozen, 80 cents a dozen. Oall For Ront 64 LAWNS maintained. Rubbish Millinery, I Included; Bknployer Fura 57 ed. 872-0672 or 626-0994 School on Augtut It, I960, at trailers! trailers! taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. of benefits. Call for appointment. 649-5295. son. Overtime avaJl^le. after 6 p.m., (M9-7691. LOST — Passbook No. W 10070 HOTPOINT RANGE - RE- AKC registered Irish Setter, 18 SMAIX, BTORE near 100 per 6 00 o'o»ltrac- Household Services Free estimates, fully insured and Engineering, 168 Fhrest Open; Monday thru Friday ,643-7361 « WAREHOUSE T T O TO O M PSO N House — OM estate rentals — apartmento. tlon. Cull 742-8286, after 7 p.m. Offered 13-A >St., Manchester. FREE kitteiw, call after 6, 646- NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS 11 A M. to 0 I’ M. VERNON MOLD and 2612. tage Bt. centrally, located, large homes, muitipts dwelling*, oo 1680 Main St. Hartford 1968 CHEVROET, Impuhi, Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex SALES Associates wanted by PA IN TE R S — Ebcperienced- pleasantly rui?iiMtad rooma, fses. OaU J. D. Real BMate U O H T T R U C K IN a. ^ k dellv- TOOL, Inc. 622-7249 wagon, automatic, V-8, power ery, yards, attics, cellars clean terior painting, paper hanging. ACCOUNTING CLERK multi-office real estate firm, _ full OT p ^ d lm e . Apply super- PE KIN G ESE raised wlUi chll- parking, (tell 649-2180 for ovsr- Aseoclates, Inc . 94$4129 Only nUnutes from Hartford (form sr FuUsr Brush bldg.) steering, excellent condition. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs Discount on wallpaper. Call part-time but can work Into intendant on Job, Presidential dren, male, $100, femals, $128. nlgbt and permanent gUM* NO "CARROT AND STICK" Exit IM off 1-84 176 Pine S t Manchester FOUR room, eecond floed •nmed the btoiee bediee and whether 1961iKvi AUSTIN-Healy Sprite, re- — cordcrs tor rent. ! dance department at the Ttol- ed Applleinces. wall to wmB he Usoft or hanging. Wall- midnight to 0 a.m. Apply In eral office work. Apply In per- ALU M INU M sheets used as REAL ESTATE B u ild in g - Occupancy is often a factor at this time of 1213. MKKWcr bath, private entrance, 1110 Call eaiASll condition, 33 miles i>er gallon. line of 1970 models anti must iwpor books on request. Fully person. Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 ■on, 8-8, Manchester Credit Machine operators printing plates. .009 thick, 2$x free parking, apply lie Bpruca 172 E CENTER BT $68b or best offer. 643-4490. clear tlie decks In preparation Con trocting 14 In.mred Free e.stimatej Cail Center St. » Bureau. 983 Main St. year^—the kids should be able to start in "their 36’’, 28 cents each or 6 (or $1. SEBTNO MACHDfEB - slêr Repairmen ■L A 96»-19n n j 649-9658. If no aniswer, 643-6362 643-2711. TO 8ETTO.E estate, 1968 Olds- for their arrival._ We .. coji save „ , J UiFlamme - Carpenter ”* PART-TIME waltreiu new school by September, etc. aiitomsUc rig-zag. excellent — Auxiliary helpers eoodlUoo . Makee buttonholee. moblle Starfire, convertible, “ sln^" r:“nt“- -rklng^ndU^s^pieJC SOUP’S ON. the rug that Is. eo bema. embrotden. etc Orig $1,300. 643-9671. Monday - F ri eincere Inter- u\g and repairs. Call anytime “I*! ralea for people over 68 surroundings Hours can be ne^ Here's a spacious, gracious Colonial with Receiving storekeeper Herald Ad*. StMmmifmtiiWMMMMiiHtiiiMttii.ui clean the spot with Blue inally over $300.. t moethly day 9-6. many things going for it. For instance: 6129. Go(xl etarting rates and ccxnpany paid fringe Lustre. Rent electric sham- payments at $$60 each or pay i.: r j?:'*’ pooer, 11. Olcott Variety Store. PRIVATE furnWiad room with 1966 VOLKSW AGEN Sunroof, portanl tl>o , unquee*lonable HAt,l.M ARK Building Com- _ DOES AN A%-on repr«»entatlve LARGE, AIRY ROOMS benefits. $81 cash. a02-0B31 dealer excellent running condition. aer\dce that has alrwidy made for home Improvement. NAM E Y O im own price. Paint- call on you? We may need bath, private antrance. 649 - vcaii LPi$ ^vu; » e may n6D< B LU E LU STRE not only rids CX?8TOM made draperlea. slip Low price. Muit sell. Call 1- us the talk of the Induatrv.Induatry. Our additions, rec rxx>ms, garagesgarages, P «p e r. hanging, paper re- some.->ne in vmm ATTRACTIVE FOYER Apply now for our training program. Our employ- 9629 *" your neighborhood carpets of soil but leaves ptle covera and reupbolstering 429-7929. present Inventory Includes the roofing. gutters. Free esti movBl, ceilings. Guaranteed No obligation. Call 289-4922 m ^ t office is open daily from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at 31 ■oft and lofty. Rent electric Budget terms. Elatebllshed trs complete Holiday Une. Avalon, mates, all work guaranteed. wvirkmanshlp. Prompt service, ------WALK TO A U SCHOOLS Copier Hill St., Manchester- shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint 1940 Days. 834-0164 eyenlngs.. 1966 PCINTIAC prand Prlx Brentwxwd, Silver Eagle, and Call 648-2827. satlefactlon guaranteed. 647- ASSISTANT bookkeeper, diver- LOVELY TREED LOT ft Wallpaper Supply. \ 6497390 \ automatic transmission, power Totem Travel Trailers. In pick 9564. alfled work, accounts payable, steering, power brakes, buc WE8 ROBBINS Oarpentry re- Help Wc up ciunpers wx- have' Travel monthly control, etc: Apply in VERY DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD BET OF car racks, $30. 10x12' CUBAN. UIBi:) rsfiigeralars. kets, console with tachomkter, mtglellng specialist. AddltloJjs ' PAINTING-^ Interior and e,x- ASSISTANT 2 TRAINEES 2 Queen, Elkhart Trnv'ler. Ken- person, Gaer )'Bro«., 140 Rye 37 M m or 37 tent erlth floor, outgtds (rams, rec rooms, dormers, pnrrhss. terior. very rea.-ur offering Is com IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Maytag gas dryer, $80, very B.D. Peart's Appitence*. 949 FOR OFTICAL INDUSTRY tr takes It. 647-9774 after 6 p.m. bathrooms, kitchen* 649-3446 tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. . SECRETARY wanted — Certi IMMEDIATE opening'available has fuU-tlme and part-time, I We need aa u r g iftr em plete. Remember quality good oondlUon. Three 72xJ$’’ Mate Bt (MU BiB-glTl bWliiShal fied Public Accountants office for experienced real estate evenings and afternoon work ttkmm doesn't coat. It poys at Rec- CEMENT WORK No Job too NICK'S Interior and exterior camping air mattreosea, 18 6s to get shsad, town U S A. Route 6, weot of ...... needs full-time secretary fc»r broker or saleeman who available. Looking lor am each. 64$4)BI8 COLDSPOT refrigerator 19 eu. EXPERIENCED PERSON DESIROUS OF ADVANCEMENT 1962. PONTIAC Bonneville. 2- small, sidewalks preferred. IvUntlng Free estimates Call THE WILUAN L BEUIORE AaENCY Wlllimantlc. Conn. W e're open Call 742-9791 statUtlcal typing and other deatree to affiliate with a bitious men and women to en ft , exceUent condUlon. CaU a Oas6 Botary door hardtop. Call 649-1713. 643-1731, every weekilay. evenings till •ecretarial duties, ahorthand Reallon - M7-I41I pmgrearive organization offer jo y steady, secure, year 'round * Advs lOi p.m. and all day Saturday DORMERS, garages, Twrriies ——— ------f , rr .K No agencies pleoM. ing ftiU (acuities of a realtor. emptoymem with opportunity TOOL box and some ma*tilr>- Good Wages and Fringe Benefits Offered , J FiOOf F in ish in g 2 4 Robert J. Pue a Oo.. 9 Elm We otter you your own d«sk, to assume rsopoiutbiUty. 13 per M tools. OaU 6i$-9$TT BATTN ma$>ia fintibed dMng ObB tor ’1961 CATALiINA Pontiac, needs till 5 pm. for your con- rec looms, nwm -aai.iadditions,---- >aad a ebanoe to develop at hour guarantee. No experience ■nd buTM set. exceUent con- i-IlM refialr. Beat offer. 649-2924. venl^rvce.y kitchens, add-a-levels. roofing, FLOOR S A N D r ^ a n d reftnlah . — Realtor's Remarks — your cam pace. ExceUent cbm- mesaeery. Apply m person. 71$ LPVTX ptle. free from snil is dtUon, cheat of drawer*, texo siding, general repairs. Quality ing I specialising m older GENERAL office w-ork, typing STARCRAFT tent trailer, 1969 workmanship. Financing avail- ml—Ion arrangement with aueer Lane, East Hartford. the carpet cleaned with Blue dreeaena OaE after 6. *49*799 BONANZA noors). Inaide painting Paper and billing experience part or OPTICAL STYLE BAR. Inc.' model, sltH‘ps 8, used one able. Economy Builders Inc ffPi taxes could be worse. Suppose good earning potential. F o t an Luecre Rent electric Miainpo- STEAK HOUSI Read Jerald Ad& hanging No Job too small fuU-tlmo dally. Manchester Bradlees appolnfment to dtscuas this PIA N O TEACHER for music cr 11 Manctiemer Hardsrar* ANTIQUE MUdton chairs. soUd 7S3 MAfN .STREET, MAN(‘HE.STER. CONN. — PHONE *13-1191 month. Cull 641MJ302. 643-8189. 872-0647 evening. John Verfallle, 643-9112 Pipe A Supply. 649-4663. we had to pay on what we think we're worth! wm meet MMMto Tpftto opening, call Mr. Werbner, mare, aflemoone. For more tn- ft Supply, r n Mate Bt 96$- oak. upbotalersd seat* Readoo- Jorrte Realty Co., 643-im. formatton please caU *16 UtO. 443$ 919129B PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 Ouf of Town Houses For Sd!e 72 Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTipi. CONN.. FRTOAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 For Rent 66 Houses For Sole 72 Resort Propeny For 75 PAGE TWENTY-THREE For Sole 74 Out of Town Out of Town VERNO N — NOW RenUng. ' BRICK HOME! CAMBRIDGE ST. BEBRfS WOBLD Out of Town For Sole Vernon “ Tou owe it to yourself to see AMSTON LAKE — Waterfront, 7S For Sole 12th Circuit SOUTH WINDSOR 75 one of these lovely apartments PRICP SLASHED watervlew, and wooded lots. VERNON $$ Crush Forces Pentagon An old established neighborhood ■TOLLAND — $17,900 wUl buy situated In a small apartment Solid brick and masonry on delightfully tree - .shaded Enjoy immedia.tely, beaches, « NEW RANCH Tbia Ranch not only has APOLLO 13 this five room Cape on comer Court Cases complex located in an attrac by master craftsman! Llv- street! Pleasant older home BUY TODAY boating, fishing, winter sports, I ing room with French doors an 18 ft kitchen but also Sho^d be this clean. Front To Review Poseidon Plans tive residential area.” Brand (known, when built, as a Cali etc.- $10 down, budget terms. to back SpUt with 3 bed lot. Immediate occupcmcy. T. Democrats Name and fireplace. Spacious din has a lai'gre 27 ft. Uvlng new 3^4 room apartment (one fornia bungalow). A ll on one We are offering you a home J. Crockett, Realtor, 876-6279. MANCHESTER SESSION W ASHINGTON ■ (A P I — A testimony would raise questions ing room approximately BYom $795. Cottages available. room wtth a wall to wall i m s , big living room, 37 bedroom) featuring heat, hot floor are a gracious living where you can enjoy living Amston Lake Co. Open 7 days. ft- rec. room, bullDlns. city money crunch as forced the in the minds of Soviet military 16 X 13'. Heated .sunporch,. room, spacious dining room, 2 firepteoe, 2(4 baths, dish AMSTON LAKE —5(4 room water, refrigerator, range, at a g>eatly reduced price. 1-537-2647. yj^**r, niceiy manicured Lavitt for Mayor Larry Steiêns, 25. of 18 Ed- Pentagon to review its plan for planners, unmodemlzed kitchen, open bedrooms, kitchen and small washer, oven and range Ranch styled cottage. Three hood, garbage disposal, mas This reduction In price will tewm Fully enclosed 16 x mund St., told Judge Thomas *0 Improve the guidance ';it would seem to me that stairway from entrance den. Ftill btiaement, approxi city waiter, 2-car garage! help offset the high interest In ground Buster iMôoms. Condition tmmacu- Seymour Lavitt. former chalir- making a decision about ac- -sy-tem for the multiple war ter T V antenna, telephone out hall. Three bedrooms, two mately 48’x22’, garage, pleasant All for 'imly $30,000. Cali 6®' Corrigan that the tvm oolls he they (Soviet planners) would lets, curtain rods, window baths, Rusco storms and rates. J. Florence 649-5306. pool. In the $30s. «»e nominaUon. He said head Poseidon missile. have to assume that we would front porch, trees, shrubs. Es Out of Tovm Jim Florence 649-5306. yards of lake. Immediate placed to a Manchester house- shades and full bath with screens, oil steam heat, pecially desirable for middle- Computerized Customer euoannv ti>. son * Agency and head of the that the Democratic party The submarine-launched mis- be putting ourselves uitima’teiy This immaculate 3-bedroom Computerized Customer cupancy. $12,500 for fast vanity. Washers and dryers In copper plumbing. Plot 50 aged or older couple. Shown For Sale 75 Services Revision Commission, everywhere Is under pressure which reportedly has to in the po.siUon of knocking out split level home is located Services Belflore Ageticy, 647-1413. basement (coin-operated) and X 175’ with tree-shaded by appointment. ^ given the nod as Democrat- from the young people. were attempts to apologise for warheads, has been flight tested large numbers of hard targets." privacy, garden space and in Woodhlll Heights on a storage area. Plenty of VERNON — Four - bedroom ic candidate lor mayor by the Commenting that the days of soaring her earlier in that same nine times and is scheduled for Fraser said. large fireplace. Walking professionally landscaped lot B & W Democratic Town Committee parking. For an appointment Colonial plus fam ily room, B W the one-issue campaign are evening. deployment sometime after Foster suggested that since distance to Blast Center in an area of fine homes. Wanted— Real Estate 77 last night. to see this new lovely apart Walton W. Grant Agency gone, Lavitt said he has enough Stephens had appeared on the mJd-1970. ^ both nations now have about the and Main. Priced in mid Such extras as wall to wall living room, fireplace, formal ment building please call 872- P R IV A T E party desires build- Baum, chairman of the voters of the town uni- of Defense Melrin same number of missiles it isn't 20s. Lillian Grant, Realtor carpeting, air-conditioning, dining room, kitchen with Manchester 649-5306______^ c S S l S 0629 weekdays for an appoint bullt-lns, garage. Only $32,900. tag lot In South Wlndsor-Man- .. of Vernon to discuss all of the soliciting help for some prob- R. Laird, when he urged Con- poi'aible for cither to destroy the custom drapes and 2 full VERNON — Need ment. Rental $135 downstairs, 643-1153 H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- 6-room HEBRON Rd., Bolton. B ^ - chu-iu- 0-— /-.--w . . . nresontlnB- the slate tnr the Mr,, lems he had at the place where gress last April to Jack up funds other in a first strike. baths add to the many Ranch with formal din- fuliv ™ “oautl------vem ber elections, explained $146 upstairs (including car Walton W. .Grant Agency 9993. _ "We will bring the morale he and the woman work- for the Improved guidance s>a- _ don't believe the Note: Ask any Manchester amenities. For an appoint ing room, 3 bedrooms,Irooms fire, built SELLING YO U R HOME?- For how his committee had gone peting.) Oct. 1st. occupancy. Lillian Grant, Realtor ^pe. Three bedrooms,'" “promprcourt^"a'^mce that ateut Xc'i'ZroTcimmdate^ to ^ ‘*'® '"""y R >»'aa 10^ at night the ‘em ^ld: MIRVing of the Poseidon ad*, Realtor for a flag decal for ment to inspect call Doris place, basement garage. a Adults. No pets. 643-1153 TO LLAND —Hideaway In Tol your car window! Smith, 649-2619. terrific value at $21,600. Call W tên, paneled living room gets results. Call Louis Dlmock be presented.*^ Vernon.” Lavitt said. He ex- ^ This is an Important pro- to U.S. capability to attack So- land Woods. Large custom with stone fireplace, large fov- Realty 649-9823 ,x ... explained that the Democrats *be police and they arrived gram since It promises to im- vlct ICBM'r. " Foster said. ' I Wanted To Rent 68 buUt peeled log house on 7 Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co. er, walk-out basement with ______^______' ® ° '" " ’ 'R ee recog- âve the quality of being able. Stephens to leave. He prove significantly the accuracy don't believe that the Soviets Realtors, 643-1121. Note: Ask any Manchester JARVIS REALTY CO. acres. Trout brook, 2 fire went home and made his calls, of the Poseidon m isslla thus en- will seriou.sly consider that as W AN TE D —Four or five room JUST listed 6-room Colonial second fireplace,fireplace. aluminum^-tal^ CASH for your propeny CTa'Dhical'*'arB"sr ^ ® ‘‘ ‘ *’® hassles, to work to- ^ ...... places, sauna bath. Reason Judge Corrigan thought the hanclng Its effectli’eness against an additional capability.'’ single home or first floor Realtor for a flag decal featuring country size kitchen, COVENTRY — Nice, clean 4- ônns, porch. Asking $24,900. 24 hours. Avoid red Upe ôuld be considered He gether and make a go of gov Realtors MLS Insurers ably priced at $46,600. T. J. calls should have been made in hard targets.” Foster said the rm "hard apartment with garage for fo r your car window. baths, garage, private room Ranch, large paneled liv- _^we A Rowe Realty. 875-3167. ®®-‘®® Hayes Agency. S th^t e^p^rieJlfe ^ a " Crockett, Realtor, 876-6279. the daylight hours and he fined But Dr. John S. Fbsler Jr., target " wn.s somewhat confus. treed yard. Low 20’s. Keith 283 E. Center St., 643-1121 tag room, 2 twiiMized bed- imi^CULATE’~CUSTOM buiTt - ______' Important factor as well as Stating that he felt UvU ' Ve 're three adults, and male cat. Stephens $100, He was also fined the department's chief setenUst. ing. Call after 6:30, 643-7920. Agency 646-4126, 649-1922. NO. COVENTRY —New Rals- rooms, eat-in mtehen. year Ranch. Plastered walls. Z- PERSONALIZED service for ^ '® work and will do a hertTo^'I^ 1 ^ 5 ^ kn^- $100 for operating a motor told a House Foreign Affairs M ANCHESTER — 3-fam41y, In ed Ranch. Acre treed lot. As 'round home, newew furnacefurnace, mei ------buying or selling a home. Ex- J®**' ^ creoneo Lavitt wiui know LA R G E fam ily needs immedi excellent condition, on large NEW LIS TTN a^’s-ôrim Cape, sumable mortgage. Small double lot. Only $12,600. Keith ®®'’®”‘^ ®*‘ c e l ^ ^ tag i l the Inter-retetlonahlps of '•«*’ lcle with a snspetked Uoense. .suboommlttee behind cloaed means a Mlo'Â h * a r t"tL g «’’to D RIVE by this large tree shad \ cellent selection of home list- Also ate housing, four or five bed treed lot, convenient to bus with unfinished attic, fireplace, down payment. Bullt-lns. Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. names t,'K ovem m ent. He said n o w ^ l A ohê of breach of pence was doors on Aug. 8 the quertion of other people might be anhUis- ed Colonial at 114 Henry St., medlate sale in the 20’s. Min- commercial for tl^ Board of Repre- candidates have been se- whether to put the Improved trial torget.” Foster ^ d ^ n room older hoase. Will fix up and shopping. Income over $5,- garage, aluminum siding, on (E) 1H9 by NEA, Inc. Available immediately. Must for reasonable rent. Call 633- 500. per year. Philbrlck Agen treed lot, $25,900. Philbrlck then let Carl Zinsser show you BOLTON Lake — Waterfront utes from Manchester. Mr. 8<>ing out and Glenn EllloU. 21. of WUllman- »yrtem In Poseidon is being re- going from the Polaris warhead be seen. Only $29,900. Pasek Lombardo, ings 0768. cy, Realtor, 646-4200. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. through the Immaculate in California style home, 3 bed Belflore Agency, ^£.1*' work for an elecU^ ” He. had his pn*atton r«x*ed viewed "In view of the -erioiu. of idelellon, m e g s Z T T T e Realtors, 289-7476, 742-8243. 647-1413. Austin Chambers Realtor, 643^ Humphry, Fi-ank DeTolla, Jo- terior. We defy comparison in rooms, large enclosed p o r c h _____ This will be the third election after he riolated ft by not re- Hical .situation.” Poseidon warhead of (deletion) "If the market takes many more dips—/ may just 2326. seph Konlcki, David Williams NEW LISTING — 5t([ room EXECUTIVE Ranch. 3 bed the mld-twentlos. Belflore NO. COVENTRY — Large over- since the town gox'emments porting to his probation oftloer. Foster's testimony, with aecu- kllolons. we actually could very Business Property renounce the Protestant ethic, too!" with sundeck overlooking lake. COVENTRY — Restored h and Clarence O'Crowley. All but Ranch with three bedrooms. rooms, on an L, Largo living Agency, 647-1413. slzed Ranch. King size master For Sale 70 DeTolla and O'Crowley are were consolidated more than Elliott was ordered to finish four rity deleUon.s by the Pentagon, conveniently use some Incrcnse Sunny kitchen with dining area room and dining room with 2- bedroom. Built-ins, dishwash ffy Slo'S.l, . four years ago. months of a six-month sentence. wsts F or the Board f Fd Democrats as victors w(th served before probation. Iiearings on the ndvIsabtUty of a the United States rests In our ed six-room Colonial at $22,900. bedroom Ranch, modem kitch- Estate, Vincent apartments. 'Three house trail pet, walk-out basement. 160x porch, 2-car garage, 1V4 baths, 289-7476, 742-8243. AUv. Robert Diil^ tcd u ^lon . Thomas McCusker as M a )^ I.AWrence Breaaon, 20, of En.sl mutual moratorium with Russia ability-to destroy .Soviet urban MANCHESTEIR—LOW 20s N eat as a pin. Call Bill at the en with built-ins, 2 full baths, _ ' H°8gini Realtor, 643-9332. er parking lots. Excellent in 200’ treed lot. $23,500. Wolver full basement with second fire T!.— .!,-.. . _ . George and two years ago Republican Hartford, was found guilty of testing of M IR V ’*-- Irr.lustrlal areas." Foster added. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813, Belflore Agency, 647-1413, HEBRON — for the horse en fireplace, first floor family — ------Furbish and Robert Chamber- come. Phllbrick Agency, Real place, large lot, exclusive NEW LISTING! WHArS A Both Rise John Grant won the post of broach of peace. Disposition multiple Indlvldually-tnrgeteit Ijdrtl hn»1 asked the House thusiast. Custom built Ranch, room or fourth bedroom. ~ lain. tors, 646-4200. area. 30’s. Wolverton Agency CENTRAL LOCATION 10 PER CENT down to qualified bedroom mayor. Both times the board the sentence was suspended. re cnlrx' vehicles. Armed 9er%-1ces Cbmmittee to B'OnR-hednmm Ranch, garage, Immaculate 0-room Cape, on 6 beautiful acres. Outbuild partially finished recreaOon built U&R. Seven-room Rais Board of Selectmen, Joseph Realtors, 649-2813, 3-4 bedrooms, IVa baths, buyers on our Best Buy List NICKNAME has been made up of six Repub- A pre-.sentence InwsUgatlan t ’tie comments on I’osekton mid another $12.4 million to the 391 CEfTTER Street, an eight large lot, full cellar. Can you ings, carpeting. Pasek Real ed Ranch with two-car garage During July Duffln, Watts Shattuck. heated and paneled recrea Eight-room home with five ings! Call any one of the "Can room wltli -walk-out basement, llcons and six Democrats. was orderext In the (xises of Roy came during an exchange with $3,1.5 million proposed for Posel- room home with 2-car garage top this for $19,900. Mitten M ANCHESTER -Custom built tors, MLS. 289-7475, 742-8243. well landscaped % acre lot. Lovely oabineted kitchen, With no additional nomina tion room with carpeting, rooms down, throe up, Do” boys at the Belflore Agen FOR YOUR By JOHN M. PEARCE For the first tim e this com- Wlnther. 24, of Keeney Dr , Bol- Donald M Fnisi«r, D- don In this fh*c«l year to develop located in business U zone Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, paneled rec room, double tions from the floor, Town hatchway. Top value! Call baths. Excellent condition cy, 647-1413. NORTH Coventry, $127 pays as Owners anxious. $24,900. Phll Associated Press Writer ing election board members will ton, and Barry Cole, 21, of Villa Minn . who suggested IsUrd's the improved guUtanoe syrtem Dwelling couid be easily con disposal, dlshwa.sher, two-fire- throughout Many features closeU, fireplace. Field stone Karl Bauer, 875-6737. sumable VA mortgage. Lovely, LITTLE brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Chairman Leo B. Flaherty Jr. be _ elected______at large rather than IxHilsa Hotel, Bolton. Wlnther verted for" professional or com MANCHESTER — New Listing, places. Iti, baths, double ga such as an oversized lot, BILL COE has Just listed a gra 4200. walls. Exceptional landscap 6(4 room Ranch, 3 years old. WASHINGTON (AP) — July asked for a vote on the entire by dtetrierts. pleaded guilty to charges of ag- mercial occupancy. Robert J 2 family, 4-4, mid 30’s. Custom rage. Hutchins Agency, Real aluminum siding, two-car cious seven-room Colonial with ing. Mr. Ooe, Belflore Agency, RAINBOW REALTY Acre lot. Bullt-lns. Only $21,- FELLOW? was not a good month for the B was approved unanl- Tuesday nlgth the Republican gravated OHsauk, realsUr^ Smith, Inc., 983 Main Street, built for owner. Four years tors, 649-5324. Newington garage, new gas heating the' nicest, most private rear VERNON — Redecorated 7- 647-1413. 600. Call now. Pasek Realtors, nation’s anti-inflation warriors, moualy by the some SO town party will hold a caucus to re-st, reckleos driving driNdruf Lal)or-Democral Coalition $49-6241. old, appliances, many extras 066-5111 unit, big roomy basement, yard you’ve ever seen! Double room Split level. 90x200 lot. etc. Only $29,900. Move in 289-7475, 742-8243. ELLINGTON built in. Warren E. Howland, A zone, triple A condition. Too Ideal for in-law situation. Sub Personal Income hit a new "M ^ e rtv dcfex'Uve UUIllghts, and $16,500, SM ALL 3 bedroom tomorrow. T. J. Crockett, BUTCH? ^ ^ I'.nairmon Flaherty then call- porU have been off and on an drl\®inir wtth defective tlrtMi Realtor, 643-1108, many features to list here. stantial cash or owner assist peak but Investment Property JUST REDUCED Ranch. Garage, full cellar, oil Realtor, 643-1577. FOR THE discriminating buy W i a s s u m a b l e so did prices. The ed on Lavitt who commented to whetlw Mayor Grant will Second cxmnts on the latter four Op,>ose« Nixon Welfare Plan Contact Bill at Belflore Agen er, we have just listed a cen SPIKE? ed financing. Will assume For Sale 70-A C APE — Modei;n kitchen, liv IN PRICE baseboard heat. Pasek R eal Here is a 7-room Colonial Commerce Department con that he had agonized------over seek re-election. chni-gce were nolled. Ry NEII, ailJlRinE resort” to soak up thoM cy. 647-1413. ter chimney, authentic Co present 6% per cent mortgage. ing room with raised hearth tors, 289-7475, 742-8243. 15 ft. firmed its fears about contin Cole pleaded guilty to charges AP Ijibor Writer EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- BUT THAT’S ALL! lonial Cape nestled In the hills SHORTY? $164.61 monthly. Bel Air Real [1 replaces, who can't find privato IndtuKry fireplace, formal dining room, C A R L ZINSSER ~ offeira this of allowing a vehicle with un famlly, 4 rooms each apart NEW LISTIN G — Clean 6-room YOU'LL THINK you’re on vaca of Glastonbury in a pic Estate, Vincent A. Boggini, . Month- uing inflation. And there is an Jobs. three bedrooms, walk-Out base twelve room esta/tc in Man- safe tires to be driven, breach WASHINGTON (AP) A CO- ment, bullt-lns Including air- Cape, fireplace in living room, tion when you own this 6 room turesque setting in a prestige Realtor. 643-9332. , ------tax in other apparently disturbing re Ribicnff said he wlU amend ment, breezeway, attached ga There's still 7 largo airy chester_ for far, far less than WE CALL of |>eac(>. and resisting nrrc.st alltlon of labor and key Demo- conditioners. 5 years old. An rooms, modem kitchen and enclosed porch, city utilities, FUmch. Maintenance free neighborhood. For appoint cluded. Phiced at only port on the U.S. balance of pay the Nixon plan to create 500.000 rage. Beautifully treed acre replacement cost. Call Carl for $25,900. Call Jim Florence, Irish History Brutal: A charge of allowing a vehicle ernts In Congress, taking aim on excellent Investment, Wolver- a tree shaded yard to spend $23,000. Philbrlck Agency Real aluminum siding, great big ment call Phllbrick Agency, TOLLAND —Transferred own- ments deficit. pubMc s e n ^ e Job* for welfare lot. $24,000. Philbrlck Agency, details. Belflore Agency, 647- 649-5306. ton Agency Ro4iltors, 649-2813. fam ily ix)om, 2-car garage, 2 OURS er offers immediate occu The bad news emerged Thurs Realtors, 646-4200. these hot summer evenings tors, 646-4200. 646-4200. • » ■" p - . client*. in. Priced low 20s. baths, tree shaded yard. Only 1413. pancy! Seven room Cape. Computerized Customer day in an avalanche of econom Sendees Joseph Bnlfore, 33, of 218 “rttoe there ore better ways to But sources rioae to Meany in MANCHESTER — Two-story $28,000. Keith Agency, 646-4126, COVEN’raY, NEW raised SIMPLY Four big bedrooms, two baths, ic indicators, and Secretary of ‘Forget, Forgive Not’ Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER.- Rlclltird Rd., NEWLY LISTED^ Immediate dicated he do«an't believe the home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, 649-1922. Ranch. Trees. Assumable 7 big flreplaeed living room, eat- Spruce St., was given a 60-day l’ ®’P ** million welfare reel- recent four-bedroom Colonial. KEITH AGENCY occupancy. Large custom built the Treasury David M. Kennedy (Conttnued from Page One) M ANCHESTER -— One owner per cent mortgage. Only $164. MLS in kitchen, oven and range, suspended sentence, fined $l(Ki, ptents and "working poor.” Nixon welfare plan can be aal- Formal dining room, flrc- central location. Newer fur six-room Brick Cape with ga B & W underacored it by grimly worn- seething tor years because, im- Cape. Six full rooms including 646-4126 649-1922 nace. I>ot of house for $20,500. B U CKLEY School — Cape, 8 monthly. Pasek Realtors, 289- complete rec room, garage. and placed on n one-year pro- Whlle giving Nlxbn' jiolnU for '’"**<* amendmenU placed living room, huge fam rage. Country sized kitchen three bedrooms, formal din Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 full 7476, 742-8243. Perhaps the most effi- Nicely landscaped lot! Min Meany's criticism appeared to ily rof)m, 2% baths double ga with new cabinets and formica ing room, spacious kitchen. baths, formal dining room, eient tool o f the reeltanr utes to parkway. Asking $27,- j>ence charge HUon Thursday denounced Ntx- <*‘W to the Indication of Rep. rage plus many refinements. counters. Lovely fireplace. EAST H ARTFO RD - $18,200. Manchester 649-5306 dollar In half in less than a doz- criminated agalnat them In Catholic xlomoTOtrallons pro- Owner transferred. $23,600. JORDT St. — Brick Cape, modem kitchen, living room is Multiple Listinjr Serv 900. C. B. Govang Associates, stemming from n bnrrx>om on'e $4 billion proposal ns little Jamee O. O'Hara, D-Mleh., tlmt Call Warren B. Howland, Real MANCHESTER—-Immaculate 4 Four bedrooms possible. Beau Wolverton Agency, Realtors, modern kitchen, formal dining with fireplace, full shed dorm Five-room Ranch, hot water 643-9674, 872-4166. T ^ i Z a n D-N lnelroom duced Protestant demo«rtra- tors, 643-1108. and 4 duplex. Near bus line tifully treed lot. Porter St. ice. Through this serv 649-2813. room, 1V4 baths, 14’xl8’ fam er, ba.sement completely heat, basfiment, large trees, Ralsed Ranch. Two fireplaces, and shopping. Two heating school or St. James School. ice, groups of realtors Halsed Ranch. Two f.rapiac«, S ' S 'st‘ran‘g ^ ^ T/alXÛril^^Tra “to ily room, all glass, with rais finished off with heat, breeze near school, bus line. Hutch H fiBR O N — Quality built ex 2. bslKs J- •'ow strong vigorously op- -Jo.-*tarab,. trouble to CXm- MANCHE3HTER — Executive systems, separate driveways. Low upkeep assurred. Priced are able to pool their re that control' MANCHES'fERr'--’ 8o\ith End. ed hearth fireplace, finished way, 2-car garage, new alumi ins Agency, Realtors, i»49-5324. pandable L-ehaped Ranch. 8-4 bedroom Colonial in fine Excellent value at $22,900. to sell Immediately. Belflore Immaculate like new Califor roc room in basement with num siding, $27,500. Philbrlck sources to ensure a wid Country stzed kitchen with i T ^ P®'-“ " “ ' ‘"CO"'®, one economirt In November 1966 the Civil Mlrêr Terence O'Neill tried peace e^Zl!.;‘“iL P'’'''-''^ P®®"®" >«« nia styled Ranch home on the residential area. $29,500. Call Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Agency, 647-1413. BOLTON — New on market. posal earacê admitted after Commerce re- RlgbU Aaeociatlon was formed to build a bridge between his Steven Kiikevllch. 18, of Cov- bar, automatic garage doors, Agency Realtors, 648-4200. er range of customers built-ins. Fireplace, garage. cheap labx>r.” aald Preeldenl O'Hara and others for most attractive acre jilus lot J.D. Real Estate Associates, 5(4-room Ranch with complete extras 334 ^500 ' R R/vuro ^ e &1. Rowe P®*^®^ '•™ “® e” billion“ “ iiuii increaseIncrease our-dur- "taow------Urge! was the B''»<=‘govern- n- twoiwn warringwru ruig cumniuniuoBcommunlUes snaand ciury,entry, pleaded guilty M ANCHESTER -J u s t listed, extra building lot, beautifully MANCHESTER — Brick 8-room when you’re selling a Four acres with (4 acre pond. (joorgr Meany of the 13,6 mil- ’’evninplng Job training along w e've ever seen. Priced in the 643-5129, ly finished basement, big wood Realty 876-3167 n ^P®*"*^* Powere Act and pul through reforma eaUefying charge of larceny and w'as fined immaculate 3 or 4-bedroom landscaped yard. Philbrlck MANCHESTER well planned split level, . double garage, house. A wider choice of $24,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- linn-member labor fiMleratloii hoi-s other than Nixon's propna- high 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- ed lot 150x300’, fine residential ____ 1______^______Income rose to a seasonally clubs linked wtth the nanny of the Cathcdlc demands. $25. A charge of, break urn] en COLONIAI.. T e n rooms. B’lrst Cape, rec room v-lth walk-out Agency Realtors, 646-4200. 7(4-room Cape, In town’s finest three full baths, flreplaeed liv properties when you’re 7475, 742-8243. 0131. neighborhood. Immediate oc VERNON_Seven-ronm Ooioniui annual rate of $762.3 P «P “ '>llc o 'Ire la n d to the south. But Northern Ireland today is try under $15 was nolled . "Uvlng . atandariU------of------many' re- - nnn.iî *“ *'v® and cltlra ex- floor consists of large living basement, treed and fenced lot location, 4 large bedrooms, ing room, large well landscap SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2V4 til cupancy, T.J. Crockett, Real buying one. TOLLAND — New listing. Own 2-car garage fireplace carnet biggest single factor '"'® changed course no place for moderate*. O'NeHl John J. O Brien, SO. of llarl- ®'P'®"'® “ rtoally be low- P ‘ bem room with fireplace, dining plus many comfortable extras, garages, flreplaeed living ed lot, $38,600. Call Warren E. SIX-ROOM Ranch, garage, tor, 643-1677. It saves time, money and er moving ovft of state. Only ine oarWlke 'be ouUlzed increase was a picked up steam in June was forced to resign to April, ford, was found not gulliy of ■ta«'<' H'e proposal ap(Mr Ihe first time grndunlecl welfare p«y. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 649-2813.' ; ly wooded lot situated in the In October, the association lions ago but which to people of graceful living area. Prime lo in basement, sunken formal estate who subscribes to Increase in the consumer price 81., charged with two counU of *" nation's history would tar the first lime to work- OFF EAST CENTER ST. NEW Listing —Large six-room hills of Tolland. T. J. Crockett, _A. ... aelo.A «ai._IAa._.. s.. s. .. . ? esrsi ass»uuI>aau I —^ es. cation, top quality and unique I-ARGE I< Ranch. Seven rooms, dining room with beamed cell a strict code of ethics as IndexInHev fne for tViA the first half of this “'"* g * '* “ * "'a*‘ch In Northern Ireland are a* fresh a* break and entry with crimliml *''v® welfare Ui low wage work ®"Hilng l.ss Ihon welfore In- MANCHESTER — 7 - ROOM Cape. Breezeway, oversized Realtor, 875-6279. fireplace, built-ins, l*,i baths, ing, and mediterranean decor, a member of the local yearyear. ^ Lonxionderry, which had been If they took place last week. Intent and two counts of Inr ®" “ kraxlualed acal*. come, require all welfare reel floor plan makes this an out Cape, large living room, Immaculate 6-i\x>m Cape LAKEFRONT ESTATE 2 full baths, one off master garage. Outside sun deck, new <-eny under $15 Hr was referred Menny Joined Hen Abraham l’*""l» '» register for work or standing offering, Hayes Agen huge recreation room, garage, formal dining i-oom, fireplace, Cod. Fireplace, formal din board and of the Na SOUTH WINDSOR — Unusual, In the upside-down world of bedroom, screened porch, $25,- heating system. Nice treed lot. III the Fam ily llelatlons Offh-e Blhlcoff. D-Conn.. In criticizing '•'"talng, revamp fmteral >jb cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen garage, treed lot, imnvenlent ing r\x>m with built-in oJilna tional Aasodation of flexible, etc. describes this 6- Nestled In picturesque Bol the economic cancer called In- 900. Philbrlck ' Agency Real Very clean. H. M. FTechette, until Hept 11. Nixon's pnqxMMl to require all '>'“ l"tag under Increased state dler, 640-7013. cy, Realtors, 649-6824. location, $26,600. I*hilbrlck cabinet, largo kitchen, 3 Real Eetate Boards. room Ranch in immaculate ton Hills, over 3 acres of flatioq, news that once was goo.l tors, 646-4200. Realtors, 647-9993. Bruce and Uoherln Macaro, welfore recipients to register ®**y authority, and feed Agency, 646-4200. nice size bodroom.s, full condition with wall to wall car delightful rural living, 5 now Is bad and what once was Labor Indicates Promises ONE-'VEAR old Ranch, nice M ANCHESTER -Oversized 8- 7.1 W Crnler Hi . charged with '" r work or )o*> IralnlngT ar *'«’ “ > » billion a year to tellnr with recreation room, MANCHESTER - Large ten peting, walk-out basement with minutes from Manchester. bad now is good or at least ac sized flrcplawd living room, room Cape. Four bedrooms, oil hwit, oversize garage, MANCHESTER 7 room Colo ixissesslon of a niircollc and ll ««ta g that the bill would not »l*l®s In a revenu* sharing MANCHESTER Price reduc room home, t '4 baths, oil hot 3 finished rewms, plus garage, Nine-room Ranch with en ceptable. 15x16 miufter bedroom, one fireplace, all built-ln.s, family aluminum aiding and nial large living room with tirely too many extras to To Job Corps Not Fulfilled legal possession of a controlled ' rente any new Job* for them plan ed on this Hpaoiou.s 4-bedroom, water heat, 2-car garage, 2(4 suitable for many businesses Increasing personal income is acre lot, garage, re«r means -*®‘‘" Q- Citizen can administration Is having a hard (fa., and Ashland. Ky . but miuitlc, charged with break and 'udy bs a mockery u, bxrth wel- ’’"•■tag Iho present $1 60 an Itour to schools, stores luid 0683. tors, 649-2813. swing the new car or his wife water and sewers, (4 block bnth. 2-car garage, superb fireplaces, one outside, sail churches. Owners anxIoiLs for to bus. shopping, and can buy L it e r cu ll meat'În ' ‘" ’ ® “ v *"* "P '® "® P«'®'"1»® ^ hu Tatort "re ro rt'*'°" a" « ^ »'*• imtkm s taking un location, $28,900. Owner boat basin xvith concrete ..... hi* latest report, qidck sale. Philbrlck Agency, schools. This is truly a' DELIGHTFUL 8 room full-dor By BEA KEITH COLUMBIA LA K E —4(4-rbom bulkhead, lovely balrony times of Inflation, however, «"d jobs or new training tor gj^re, on displaced enrollees •“xpayera.” Meany sakl "It ""'Ptayuient Insurance, work- anxious. Wolverton Agency mer, D4 bath, Oape. Excel Ranch on approximately one doe# not serve the natUm or lu tarn'# compenaatlon and Hox ial Cosy Boots Realtors, 646-4200. clean home. Don’t miss this overIxx)king woods and their spending drives up prices, young men and women caught furnlahed by ShulU showed that Scallop-Style one. Only $22,600. Eiccel- Realtors, 649-2813. lent condition, treed lot. Walk acre, $16,500. Phllbrick Agen ' lake, all these ore only the people to train the unompioyed lle‘'Urlly old age and survlvoni The beautiful homes found which In turn cuts their buying in the closing of 69 Job ttorp* those at conservation centers BEAUTIFUL Spilt Level, as Icnt financing available. to bus, low 20's. -Wlntonbury XT', Realtors, 646-4200. beginning. Come, allow at tor Jrjbs that do not exist" payments, and asouiing the IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY— In N ew England vlUages owe sumable mortgage 5(1 per Immetllate ixicuponcy. Realty, 242-7536, 242-9644. least on hour for an un r- centers last April. were shut down have had a Hs urged (hat ttw federal gov lx»r and unemployed federal New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2(4 much o f their charm to the GLASTONBURY—Hebron area. The Commerce Department .a “ '"® «xlJu»ttag to the cent, 8 nice bedrooms, ga- hurried; thorough Inspection test Information from the ernmsnt beoocn* "•mpluysr of Job* at good wags* baths. 2 fireplaces, laundry BOWERS School District — Italian stone cutters who in- gave another example of how , ' f ?? new situation than men and HoHpituI Notf‘M rage, large com er lot. ■ Full troducedj classic motifs into Immaculate 4-bedroom Cape, ot this fine property with MANCHESTER room, bullt-lns, plastered Three-bedroom Ranch. Allr- built 1962, fireplace, aluminum professional, unique land that works when It publlshed'lto YS women In urban centers, price $23,500. Call on this one, REALTY’ CO. Georgian Ehigland. VlalUng hours »re lt:ss u, g Mitten Realty, Renltoro. 043- walls, 2-car garage, city utili conditloncd, partially finished siding, large wtxxied lot, $22,- scaping. This Is truly the revised « ^ r e s on the gross nn- ^ *'“ * ' " '*'® "v o men's cen p.m. Ill aJl areas except niaiern- very bo.st. See It now'. tlonal product for the second pe- '"® 8 ®®' enrollees at the cloaed C030. ties. near school, 30-day occu basement, ' ^ acre parklike Stone age man staked out 900. Meyer Agency. Realtor, Ity wtiere lliey are 1 lo 4 and TED GOODCHILD his claim to a cavei Jthen en pancy. Built by Ansaldl. yard, many extras. Helen 643-0609. rlod. It was up $16 billion, or 1(4 for help In , ^ requeued help In get- • :M to I p.m. NEW LISTING. Desirable Port 643-4348 Charles Lesperance, 649-7620, Palmer. Realtor, 643-6321. larged and strengthened It - y U ‘ ta* i®»® ® -e w " ira.nhS; aasfgn- er St. —Wellington Rd. area. 649-6108. by piling rocks in front and SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 room BELFIORE AGENCY of saying that much more mon------■' - gradual- $14,900 — Attractive 5-room roofing over the space be AdinlUod Wednewlay Helfei Immaculate 7-room Colonial Ranch. Paneled and heat ey changed hands. running up unexpected cosU for ^ ^ centers or home 2 bedrooms, dining tween. 6-17-1.413 Remklewir*. Village HI , IU» k- on beautifully treed ami laiul- M ANCHESJ'ER. bi a central ed rec room, 2-car garage. E x But 1(4 per cent of that was In tae department, which U paying MANCHESTER — Truly Im room, hot water baseboard vllle, Delori. l/oskn. Wm| Main area witli bins pnicUciilly at 1. Try this for size, A place cellent area. $23,900. Hayes !*cai>ed lot. Wall U) wall car maculate 6-r»-K)m Cape, full price increases while only a half h ,ir o S ^ ’ ‘toerI!‘’o!êr*'' * * '* * “ ®®n*«rv*. HI . K's kville; Rut>y H' tandl#*. tile door. Neat four room house heat, attached garage, Hutch that spells “Home.'' Large peting in ftreplaced living dormer, front-to-back living Agency, .646-0181. TOLLAND _ SPACIOUS and ® P®*" ®®"' expanded "**P ' “ '® '®®'" tlon centers. 4,646 askexl tor help Davis Ave . RotkvlUe, Mar- completely renovated. New ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. eat-ln kitchen with plenty room. Ideal situation-negligi room. Its baths, enclosed beautiful room Raised P^lu c'lon . „In Thursday's revl- At 1 ^ count, 3,828 were get- and most of them still are wait- Uia Bottle.. Rost liarlfrsd. Kuz ♦-Door Hardtop. Power 8te«rinff and brwJcM, heating,, ay.stem, tlie il, bath, at cabinets. IM baths. 3 VERNON—Large 7(4 room Split. young, -“tan. consumer spending was " " g the stlpend-- ble traffic count yet close to ttorch, oversized gnrage, deep Ranch, two years costing the ing for it anne Pnstertek. Hla/ffml. Peggy nuxi'erh Jiilehen (stove and re bedrooms, living .room and' 3 bedrooms, large kitchen shopping. Bchotds, btis and lot. Immediate occupancy. Low Ideal realdentlaJ area. Three I'lSher than originally estimated ptoRfam alxiut $600,000 a HUto. tnuM., tinted riaiui, padded djuih, radio, frigerator stay), basement. dining-room. Mid-twen WHEN BUYINa . with dishwasher, disposal fohb, Htaffonl. and Janet Hrnn- churches. Priced to sell Im ao's Wolverton Agency, Real Lots For Sot* 73 minutes to parlrway. TVenty billion while at the same monlh. %■ ties. built-ins, 1($ baths, rec room F,e r n o n nan. (Vllllmantlr mediately rei»eat ini- tors, 649-2813. Combination windows. Selling minutes to Hartford. Treed '*"'® businessmen were cutting "Pb* other 1.802 enrollees ha- 4 new whitewall tires. l^KEWOOD CIRCLE, Beauti - 4 An- older home that has garage, swimming pool, Ver Birth. Wednenday Hun to Mr mediately at $27,500. Cull now. toT $16,900. T.J. Crockett, ReiU- lots of space Just waiting lot. Privacy. Convenient to 'bejr inventories by $2.8 billion ®''®" been processed yet fully treed (n acre lot. All city OR SELLIN8 non HIUs I. Only $28,200. Colli iind M r. Waller l.*sko W'e«i Belflore Agency. 647-1413. NEW LISTING 7-room Cape, tor, 643-1577. for you. 7 rooms, large store and schools. Force hot oiorc than originally figured. "Pbe department also is run- Francis McNulty, utilities. Mr. Coe, Belflore Wagner Realty, 876-3396, 643 Xfoin (41 . ft/x'kvllle. nn*l daugh wltli full .-died dormer. large living room, deri, dining water heat, wall to wall car- "Phe balance of payments—a "* "* bfhlnd bn plans for 30 new MANCHESTER Green area. . . Agency 647-1413. 9088. ter born to Mr an«l M r. Rote M ANCHESTER Six - rvHmi living room with Hreplime. for room, large kitchen, 3 YOUR HONE pet, two-ear gnrage. fireplace, confusing series o f figures thst center* to take the place of Town Kiiildin^ an older colonial, one of the bedrooms and a large ert ( 'obb Htafforit Colonial overlooking Center mal dining room.- recreation HIGHLAND Park Area — Large Transferred. Available Sept- may not be as bad as they look ■®'"® ° f t^xMe that were closed, choice family type of horiies. bath. Mid twenties. TOLJaAND— something special. Dts< hnrged W'ednewlay I>ai*y Park. lt)i baths, two-car tXK)m, 11]| txiltis, enclosed rear ember 1st. $28,900. Principle* —showed a dismal new deficit I-®** May 8 Secretary George Inspc^ctor, QuitH Tliree down, three up. two full lot, could be divided Into two 3. Ellllngton. High, dry, beau NAKE SURE Young arid pretty 3- bedrtmm H/Sme. PrrwpMt Hi , R «k v U l*. garage, large rtxims. Immedi pi'rch. on treed lot, $29,900. only. 872-3821. baths, carpeting. Attic, full building lots. City utilltle®, $10.- tiful view. Large lots Ranch set on a fabulous treed for the second quarter of the 8hult* told Congress he ex Unrta (TUldreae .Mill Mill Rd . ate oi'fuiwney. Have.s Agen Plillbrlek Agency, Realtors, year. peeled lo have projxiaali devel The resignation of the Unvn'. ba.sement, gas heat. Two car 000. Ask for Mr, Phllbrick, $5500 each. lot, large kitchen and dining cy, 648-0131, 648-4200. C A U A Tolland, J Nt/rtxm O'liunnell. garage. Fine n'sldentlal nelgh- Phllbrick Agency. Realtors, 4. Store, 100‘)c location, area, bullt-lns, cut stone fire Figures reported Thursday by ®P*'' U>e centers by building Inspexdts-, , lYancl* J W'lndwjTvlUe Kverett l*rwley. 1695 646-4200. ^lain St., ^limchester for place, garage. Only $73 900. BOLTON La k e Commerce Indicated, broadly with as many as hall of -McNulty, was announied yoster MANCHESTER. $26,600 like M ANCHESTER CMstom 8- borhooit. Owner transfem'd. lease. liberty m R/e kvlIle. Jowpb REALrOR ColU-Wagner Realty, 643-9088, speaking, that the United SUtea summer n« » « ‘d contracu have been exe- scaped lot. Call Warren E. Agency, 646-0131. Priced at nearly $3,000 be year, for the Vwtks, Eire DUe - i>urbam. and M r* Bar- <86 BXOAil NT. M A N c e U M m 048-4100 MANCHESTER Beautiful $4800. J. G. Possum 643-9859. country kitchen, wall to wall This is a rare opportun tri/x before ronaoUdsUon and Ilowlnmi. Realtors, 643-U08. low professionally ap But complications of Interna- “ "'P th ree-in Honolu- bars ilragdon and wn ,8taf carpet, city water and sewers, ity to buy on this beauti JUST IJSTE D - 5-rooni Ranch, Ranch consisting of kitchen, VERNON — Tolland. (4 acre praised \-alue. tlonal finance. Increased by the P b o «il*, A il*., and Edtaon. » « « • . “ >•» f«r the entire town Hpringx three bediixims. with eat - in dining room, living room and 6. Ranch. Manchester. Acre detached 2-car garage. Only ful lake. Large all brick i ’ .S. credit picture, are causing 'P*’® Honolulu and New Jer- McNuHy plans to take a po«i- ! JllST IJSTED 5-5 two family treed building lot Klngsbun.’ 4-bedrcx)m oversize. Cape kitchen, carpeted bath, de three bedrooms plus large size lot. Attached garage. $22,900. Colll-Wagner Realty, problems in Interpreting the 1st- ®®P centers will use faclllUe* of '•’**' “ Mancheoter tvjo - duplex, eeriuuie baths, large Ave. E.xtension. Gorgeous Cod with bath and half. tached 2-car garage, full base heated recreation room. One Trouble free house. 2 643-9088, 876-3386. est data. former Job Oorp* canters that but dscUnad at this lime living ixKinta. two-car attaobrd view. Must sell. 643-1646. buOt-ln stove, dining area, ment, too X 200' private lot. car garage. This one you have years old. 3 bedrooms, were ckxMd. to name Ida now employer Tr> 8259 garage, full basement with Countrj- atm o^here. C OVENTRY tLAKE — 3 room full rex)r0atloo rexxn with Owner anxious $20.90iV Wol to see. Full price $23,600. Mit AMSTON I-AKE 2 acres. day is his last day on the Job a.IB latmdry hookups. Boaiitlhil cottage overlooking lake, in fireplace, hot water oil 2- . ShuJU menUonsd only three verton Agency. Realtors, 649- ten Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Beach privileges. Immediate he will b* on vaewUon for grounds. Mid 20's. Wolverton Don't throw au-ay the pic sulated paneled interior, needs zone heat, laundry room. O r i r e r * | ryrod T o A v o i d other sttea as■ .ven^betn, undsr 2813. possession. Price $4000, $150 tures your children bring The prettily .scalloped Treat your feid to a pair Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. wrtl and septic tank. $3,600. 2-car garage This Ixjvely TOWN OF MANCHESTER | MANCHESTER -- RECENT down. Balance budget terms. home from school. FVami Connerticut Turnpike Mgnallon . panel on this styli' catches of tbe.se c o m fy Icisuia'- Meyer Agency. Realtor. 643- home is situated on an acre b*tt;sn«* affMrtlve linic lu'iots in simple cro- LIB E R T Y ST., • 5-blg. rooms, eight-room custom Colonial. Amston Lake Co. 537-2647. the best and hang them In lot well landscaped. By aJl Bspt. 1 the 'party-modd'; make a MANCHESTERv — Older 2- 0609. WESTPORT (AP) — Bute '*• ""e currenUy in the prpc- .second with straight-line cln‘t. No. :i83.'i bus cro- new furnace, garage. well Double garage, baths, for- your familyiroom or their moans look this ooe over Director of AdmtnUlraUan NATIVITY SCENE... { fanilly located in Oak St. area. rooms. at only $25,500/ Good pollce are urging motorists to ®*® «v*Iuatlng the oomrnunlty panel for school or huai-\\ chcl dircctiomi small, kept yard li^ center of iwery- mjil dlnliig., spacious kitchen ANDpV'ER WELL treed TOLLAND — Young ail electric Rt> hard S HotdOTi said he has n e s .s. N o. 8 2 o ;i w i t h\ mcilium and hirge sizc.s\ Newly painted exterjor, alumi thlng.y near hospital, $20,900 with bullt-lns. flreplaeed' living lot. with artesian well, on real- financing ax-ailable avoid the Cormectlctrt Turnpike relaUons situation In Atlanta Waa*< fwm. s* ysa* inclu.sivi', (Ve claim no poivers of Ranch, well treed lot. 3 bed iMioTo-crim; is in .New num storpis and screens. 3- Kenneth stînsky. Realtor', room, huge family room, loads denjlal street near school and I a , , to M b warttort ICNO B0( le celsi (er each •at- prediction — just customer rooms. bath with vanity, bullt- wmnel Iiejx lo give an exanUm- Oaas* ftotoiOMM, Sizes 8 to 18. bust 31 lo etir lianiKe. Utw 20 a, Cull 643-1333. of extras. Top location. Call lake Appro.xlmately one acre. to the Glant*Jets pro football centers be located, " be 40. Size 10, 32'v bust . . . tern It latIuBt Srit'Clait aialirai. satisfaction . see us eoon ta*. disposal. 2 fireplace*, par- MANCHESTER Uon for the poolUon to qualified broker. 643-1646. \Varr<)n_ E Howland. Realtor. Call 649-8641 or 64'9-i>422. at — game In New Haven this' Sun- 2’ s yards of 3,3-incb plus Anne ('abut, Maachealer "al rec room, garage, assum REAL'H' CO. day. appilcanU The Job roriw* with I ’ s yards contrast. »:»enlM Herald. IIM AVE R.ANVH Beautifully decorated, 643-1106, 42 OFRCCS able mortgage. Asking $24,500. Are pTboeedlng with in the______cUsalfled_ M rvire and SCOTTISH Castle - ten rottms, mint condition. 7 rooms all TED GOODCHILD U Walter tINO M ( la MiM far uck Mt- n V m m I'* CoUl-Wagner Realty. 876-3386, on 45 acres of land, pulnatak- PoKee Tr._. v- *" 'be*e areas to . d««aUs oofvêrrung the examt pajrstos toi — tini lacl«4» 6r»t-tlaii Mtlllsi. Frist Nana. ABBraii aillli Ilf on one floor, wall to wall car- BOWERS School — Six-room 77 643-8088. W3-4348 G aMd W w l e y ^ Ihe Idhd Of center location nation wlU b n ^ e r t iw d Baroett, Manchester coot tad itila Nanktr. . Ingly restored 17th century ix'ting. almost new. stays, mod Colonial. 1*-) baths, poaslble FO t KEMT ’'MaZtotoy 8 and !• mm. M ovie Pv»- KEITH ““ P ^ ® " “ « “ t hav. occunvd In The mayor win from Herald, IIM A l’E. iiend 5d<. today for the former Grist mill. Waterwheel em kitchen, formal dining four bedrooms, attached .ga CXIVENTRT — Small year e/s P. O. a u s lS i OF AJCEBICA8 , NEW YOBK, Jectors eonnd er s$y«t, aim _ *' P*rkway because Uj. the pmM.. W# have received pro- the top thrs* candldeLw <»> the K .r. u m . new '69 Fall and Winter that generates your own elec- room, 2 fireplaces, large / 'round five-room home. Flre- A.VD O VER- Must sett rage, large kitchen. Nice' M mm. aUde projeotava. , RE.4L ESTATE T>^plke la badly congested by poaals for * cetiUr In St Louis bazaTrf UmSt Met tame, /idBrtii wtth Ilf A I.BUM! trlelty, plottiresque waterfall. screenetl porch. U * baths, 3 gi'ounda. Well cared for. Im- MANCHESm piace. oU heat, artesian weU. bedroom Ranch. . Two - car "rpair work near Greenwich COBI, Ityle Nambtr m 4 tltd. and we are evahiaUigi them Ing Into acicasu ahtlrty and ex- BMNOMOTNlrs FATCNWOtK ... , with water rights.. For further bedrooms. garage $32,900. metllate oocUp.ancy Mid 20's, a 72 East Center Street 4padous M . Lake privileges garage, eqtopped greenhouse Bridgeport and Fairflald. As A P sM s Issvt** By Have you a copy o f the t3 hflrlaam dailgat lacladlaa WELDON DEUG CO. •OAIO OF In hla *ar»er te^lmony ^ o r e p*rtenre He then mak** hu Information call Phllbrick Phllbrick Agency Realtors. Wolverton Agency Realtors. with office Acre kit- Only $ .- About spectators '69 Fall & Winter Basic Ortidas Flatal Faltara gldcati in Main SU—TaL MS-«SU 649-1922 646-4126 Reduced to $13,900 Sze^pga 24 70.000 Cnngrsaa. Shutta aald the de- reexmunendatKsi to ih« Board M dlraetlaai. ai«2 — S

'\ \ . PAGE TWENTY-FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969 ilanrbfBtfr lEti^ning iff raid ATwag* Daily Net Prem Run demy. He also attended Spring- ■W t t e Week Ikided The Weather Bacon Named field College, and he is presi Wuorlo, Central Village; Hebron fane 88, UM dent of the Ameriran In.stitute Manchester Andreze J . Zadlo, 8 Il^ e n t St. COSMETICS Chance ot ahowera tonight of Plant Engineers of the Hospital Notes BIRTH YESTERDAY: A Regisration WE GABBY AIL and Sunday. High today In 80e. ToMMHPost Pioneer Valley. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leo THE TOP LINES 1 5 ,4 5 9 Low tonight near 70. High to Bacon is a member of Day Kuchro, Wethersfield. lUanehester— A City of Village Charm morrow in 80e. A 46-yoar-old Ma;ssachusetts Spring Lodge of Ma-sons in Mon- VISITING HOmS Set by Schools ARTHUR DRU6 man, who waS assistant plant en- son, Tunxis Forest of Tali Ce I Intermediate Care Semi- DISCHARGED -ÊSTBIl- The princlpois of the GUeod V(Hi. LX X XV m , NO. 270 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) / private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. DAY: Hartmut Pompe, South MANCHESTER, O0(NN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1969 Adverttatag om Rage 11) Klneor at the Springfield Hos dars of Lebanon in West, Hart Hill School and the Hebron Ele PRICE TEN CENTS pital Medical Center, has taken ford, the Scottish Rite Bodies of 8 p.m.; private rooms, lo a.m.- Windsor; Mrs. Phyllis V. Dur i p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. , and, 182 Broad St.; Louis Tut- mentary School have announced a xx)sltio(n of assistant plant en Springfield, and Melha Tem Pediatrics: Parents allowed Ue, 14 Huntington St.; William thait registration for new stu gineer at Manchester Memorial ple of the Shrine, al.so Spring- field. He Ls a Red Cross first aid any time except noon-2 p.m.; R. Crawford, 183 High St.; Wil dents wiH be held at both Hospital. He is Raymond C. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. fred J . Challfour, 462 W. Mid Joins World Baccn. In-structor, a Boy Scout training schools next week. Homemade Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., die Tpke.; Bertram P. Chap Ground War Wanes, Wncnn renorted to work Mcn- instructor, and belongs to the Parents are urged to register SAIPAN (AP)— lliere was Pioneer Council, Order of the 4 p.m.-8 p.m. man, 408 Woodland St.; Lynii during this week as transporta argument In the Ctongreos of Arrow, of the Scouts. Intensive Care and Coronary J . Bergeron, 47 Harlan St.; Wil tion routes and class lists must Mlcrodesla over a resolution Care: Immediate family only, Rockets Hit Bases Ho is vice president of the liam A. Smith, 02 Brent Dr., be completed. RAVIOLI to congratulate the United Half Milliont Americans Put anytime, limited to five min- Vernon; Kristen J. Plumley, 341 ' Also, parents who are register States for landing men cn Western Ma-ssachusetts Society ntes. SAIGON (AP)—Ground provinces, ’Tay Ninh, Blnh Long of Hospital Engineers, and a Abby Rd. Ext., Wapping; John- ing children for ktndergaiten H. PASQUALINI fighting across South Viet and Phouc Lcmg, located along the moon. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- annes R. Opltz, Box 124, Bolton; should have a copy of the child’s member of the New England 12:4S p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 nam appeared to have tap an arc 55 miles northwest to 80 Rep. Sasauo Haruo opposed A.s.soclatlon of Hospital En Carlton R. Welsh, 466 Wood birth certificate and Inununlza,- 246 Avery SL, Wapping miles northeast of Saigon. the res(riution, saying the p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and land S t ; Erwin. A. Konesnl, tion and vaccination records. ered off sharply overnight, gineers and the New England 0:80 p.m.-8 p.m. Field officers in these prov congress should compliment Pomfret; Mrs. ' Linda Moriis- Kindergarten assignments will but enemy troops kept dp A.s.sociation of Power Engineers. Richard O. Rottiwell t George Kata Age Limits: 10 in maternity, T E L 6 4 4 ^ inces said survelUance devices only those who help Micro On Hurricane Camille Watch Ho 1s married and ha-s three sette, 146 Oakland St.; Mrs. will be sent home the week of their rocket and mortar indicate that elements of tour nesia. 12 in other areas, no limit In Edwlna Fortin, 663 Center St; Aug. 18. attacks, hitting 38 allied children. self-service. enemy divisions probably are Rep. Chutomu Mlmwes MIAMI (AP) — More Head UF Divisions Mrs. Olga R. St. Germabi, Alice bases and towns, military getting into position to make an disagreed; ”Mlcranesla is than half a million resi Richard G. RothweU and Katz haa been named chair Dr., Coventry; Mrs. Paula K. spokesmen reported. other rtrike. not an Isolated country but a The administration reminds Ppri, Gerald Park, Coventry; dents of the Gulf coast George Katz have been named man of the largest division of InlUal reports indicated the ”We expect another strike any part of the world. It must Town Notified visitors that with construction Mrs. Dorothy L. Cagnulari, 82 section fiialrman for the United the campaign. This Is the Re- ground acOon during the past 24 time in the near future,” one recognize a great world m - from Florida to Mississip under way, parking space Is Campfleld Rd. Of Damage Suit Fund by George T. LaBonne, the sldeintlal and Institutional section limited. Visitors are asked fo hours was the lightest since said. ‘‘More action of a rather compllshment.” pi were placed on a hurri Fund’s general chairman. which includes the door-to-door boar with the hospital while the Also, Mrs. John 3. Byme and - Tuesday when Uie Communist heavy nature. ’They made a ’The resolqtlon passed. cane watch today as Ca In an action stemming from RothweU, Is the regional vice soUcitatlon of donations from parUng problem exists. daughter, Dtuicaster Lane, Ver conunand launched its fall cam heavy strike Tuesday and fol mille howled toward that president of the Connecticut non; Mrs. Roger Matney and ALL AMERICAN paign with rocket, mortar and an alleged backup of a sewage all MSanchester residents and lowed it up with nothing really area with 100-mile an hour Bonk and Trust Co. and Katz employes of such institutions as daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. Infantry assaults on 160 allied significant. winds. main, Robert C. and Edna M. la secretary of Casualty and Mianchester Memorial Hospital, Jeffrey Morhardt and daughter, 1965 RAMBLER AMERICAN 330 bases and towns. Patients Today: 236 In a round-the-clock effort to Soviets Charge Aa Hurricane ComUIa stuck .Hohwleler of 114 Green Manor Property Insurance — Market municipal employes, and em Stafford Springs; Mrs. Roger ’There is no official coimt on keep the enemy divisions off Rd. have filed a $16,000 damage ReseartJi Division at the Aetna ployes of the Board of Educa ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Thlbault and daughter, Hazard- total casualUes. But U.S. balance, 50 B52 bombers to a north-northwest track, the 2-Door Sedan. Eksonomy champ. Equipped with OHV 6- China Triggered watch was ordered from Blknl, suit against the Town of Man Life and Casualty Insurance tion. Mrs. Lena S. Barry, Storrs; vllle. sources with access to field re dropped 750 tons of bombs on Co. Mrs. Jeanne W. DlBattisto, cyKnder engine, 8-speed standard ahlft, radio end heater.. ports said at least 200 Ameri suspected enemy base camps Mbw.. to » . Marks , Flo., s Raymond C. Bacon chester. Katz graduated from the Uni Border Clash coastal stretch embracing the RothweU wUl head the In versity of Pennsylvania and Thompsonvllle; Mrs. Mary Under 40,000 miles on this one owner car that we aold cans have been kUied In the overnight. day and will assist CurUs Wll- In papers filed in the town dustrial Division, which covers Dounorwltz, 174 Irving S t.; Five Day Forecast past four days of fighting, and cltlee of Mobile, Ala., and Pen- clerk's office, they claim that from Its Jaw pchool. He da a A morning communique from MOSCOW (AP) — Oommunist oncola, Fla. san, chleif plant engineer ait the solicitations of employes ot both member ‘of both the Philadel Mrs. Barbara M. Gagnon, 66 WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. new. Color; Red and black/red Interior. probably another 800 to 1,000 U.S. headquarters listed only a China provoked the latest bor hospital. Bacon lives in Mon- a sewage main In their street. large and small Manchester cor White St.; Mrs. Margaret J. wounded. South Vietnamese Red and black huirlcone Installed in the early 1050’s, phia and Connecticut Bar As (AP) — Temperature* In Con half dozen small skirmishes In der clash with the Soviet Union son, Mass., the town where he porations. He is currently serv sociations. Gazdzlckl, 56 Wells St.; Brian necticut from Saturday through losses are roughly the same. the past 24 hours, most of them partly to provide action for a warning flags were ex$Mctod to haa lived mo.Sit of his life. backed up in their toilets, sinks ing as treasurer for the town ot Howard, Willlmantic; Teresa- ’These sources said that since fly by noon EDT for a entsJlsr, and drains in January of this He served on the Republican Wednesday ore expected to av in the corridor north of Saigon new anti-Soviet propaganda Bacon attended Mon.son .South Windsor, and he is a Ann Howard, Willlmantic; Mrs. erage above normal, with day ’Tuesday, allied forces had klUed more pinpointed area. year, causing considerable Town Committee and he is a Three Americans were report film, the Soviet army newspa schools. Including Monson Aca- member of the Manchester Kl- Louise J . Hungerford, 23 Grant time high In the 80s and over about 3,(XX) North Vietnamese Slowly rebuilding fury loat In damoge to their home and member of Concordia Lutheran ed kUled and 34 wounded. Ene per said today. Wiuils Club, and post president Rd.; Mrs. Marie B. Hutson, night lows in the 60a. and Viet Cong troops. Um> overnight croeaing of Cuba, leaving it In an unsanitary con Church. He is now On the board my losses were put at 45 killed. The newspaper Krasnaya of the Manchester Chamber of Marlborough; Mrs. Mervina It Is eetlmsited that American Oomllle chased small croft Into dition. of directors for the Hartford 'The U.S. Weather Bureau re Four of the flghte were Zvezda (Rod Star) claimed the Commerce. He was general Maloney, 162 Eldrldge St.; Mrs. casualties this week, by the port the length of the FtorKta They charge that the town County YMCA and ho is a mem ports the weather will be gen- touched off by light enemy Soviet soldiers drove off the campaign chairman of the Unit Hazel M. Meadows, 849 Nevers eroiUy warm during the week time the seven-day tally is in Wert Const lutd all the way has failed to properly maintain ber of the board of trustees for ground probes, the others by al Chinese intruders in a One-hour ed Fund in 1967. Rd., Wapping; Henry H. Mer- end and not as warm there from midnight last Saturday un- lied patrols on sweeps. around the Gulf to Grand lolo. the sewage main since 1955, Camp Woodstock. Last year he tU midnight this Saturday, wiU battle Wednesday and found RENT despite the addition of users to A graduate of the Stonier cler, 689 Main St., Apt. 18; Mrs. after. Targets of the enemy’s over movie cameras, telephoto lenses La. School of Banking at Rutgers became a member of the board Ella M. Messier, 206 Union St.; DeCormier Motor Sales, In^ hit at least 300 kUIed. If official the line. of ddrectora of the Community Precipitation should total up casualty figiu-es for this week to night rocket and mortar attacks and still cameras abandoned in Tldea will build up skMvIy dur Town records Show that the University, and of the Rensse Mrs. Olivia Monette, 70 Home to one-haU inch, occumbig as 286 BROAD STREET, SfANOHE8TEB^-e4S-41i6 Included Saigon, where two the border area. ing the day along the area of the laer Polytechnic Institute’s Man Child Guidance Clinic, and he stead St,; Blon P. Willey, 71 be released next ’Thursday bear A CAR? Hohwlelers purchased the prop is now secretary of that board. showers Sunday and as rain at this out. It would be the heaviest shells hit on the southeastern Western China watchers in hurrioone watch and aquoUs agement Development Series, he Green Rd.; Mrs. Jane T. the end of the period. erty In March 1968. American toll in more than two edge of the city. U.S. headquar Hong Kong suggested Thursday (At* Photntaxl with giUo-force winds were ox- , The action is returnable In is a director of the Omar Shrine ters said one of the two rounds that the Soviet Union probably Operation clean-up progresses in the Bogside area of lAindonderry after ex lieoted to begin raking the Club of Manchester. He is also months. Hartford County Court of Com ’The heaviest action since fell harmlessly in the Saigon started the attacks earlier this roartllne Saturday night. a past president of the Hart tensive rioting came to a halt following the arrival of Hritish troops. mon Pleas. The plaintiff’s have ’Tuesday has flared in three week along the Central Asian Hearing Set At 9 *.m EDT. ComlUe ww retained the aervicea ot the ford Chapter of the American (See Page Fourteen) frontier. located near Isitltude 34.1 north, Manchester law firm of La- Institute of Banking, and a These analysts sold that in IxmgUude 65 6 West or about 420 Belle, Rothenberg and Wood- memiber of the State Chamber SAVE $3. past clashes most of the details For Aug. 25 miles south of Panama City, house. of Commerce. SAVE H came from the Soviet side but kla. Uolea gusted out 180 mliaa Why Not! EVERY EVERY this time most of the Informa Mobs Bomb Catholic Bars O n Autopsy from the center Cooper Wants Senate tion was coming from Peking. "OiunUle Is a dongareus hur- We have fully equipped • Back from Yavaction? Visit Pero’t! S E L L im DAY SELLING DAY They also said China would be WILKES-BARRE, Fa (API rlcano and poses a great thieni new cars for rent by the reluctant to provoke a clash In — A court hearing on a requert to the United Sbitea mainland," S'nktang Province, where Pe In Sections of Belfast for an autepay »n the body sold the llurrtctum O nler at day, week or month, at NATIVE: Strawberries, Butter tc Sugar Com, Shell A Lima INC. To Bar Thai Combat king’s control over minorities la .Miami. Beans, Tomatoes, Beet Greens, ^ k e s . Red ft into Belfast Friday evening, dents to confer wdth Bernadette Mary Jo Ko|>e<'hne will be hold very reasonable rates I weak. BELFAST, Northern Dr iloliert H Simpson. dlie«-- Green Poppers, Boeton ft Salad Bowl Lettuce, WA£ttHNGTON (AP) — Sen. panded our defense commit strung barbed wire In the Devlin, 22-yeur-old cUdl rights Aug 28 When your car is tied up Three major Soviet newspa Ireland (AP)—Protestant lor of Uw" center, s^d the full Leeks, Dill, Green ft Yellow Squash, Egg Plant, John Sherman Ctooper, fearful ment to Thailand beyond that rtreelH and set up machine-gun leader and the youngest mem The date wee aet Friday after for service or repairs, or pers published aeûnts today mobs armeti with fire force of the hurricane ehould Scallions, Green ft Yellow B mum, GauHflower, of another Vietnam, will press already continued in the SEATO nests to separate the predoml- ber of the Urttlsh INirllament Edmund tllnls, thstrict attorney when you need an addi i bombs burned and looted tor Ihikea Qiunty, Mass , con ntrileB the roost Humlay Biittemiit ft Acorn Squash, Yams, Sweet Pota tor putting the Senate on record (Southeast Asia Treaty Organl- (See Page Fourteen) nanUy Catholic Falls Road and MIsa DevUn said the BogMidera tional car . . . toes, Red Onions, Peas. opposing use of U.S. troops in zatlqn) treaty. Roman Catholic bars to Davis Street areas from Protes were glad to sec the Britlsii ferred for a luOf an hour In tlie chambem of President Judge FRESH : I*Iiims, Blueberries, Contaloupes, Grawshaw *Thalland to combat possible "It Involves no commitment day in scattered areas of tant iKlgtiborhuods. trtMps but reminded the offl- CALL Melons, Iloneydews, Red, Blue Grapes, Limes, Oommunist insurgency. to any sjjecific military action Belfast unprotected by The army ren*>rted the areas eers, "Bogside Is ours." Bernard C. Brumlnekl of Uun- Grapefndt, Pcâches, Nectarines, Pears. But the Kentucky Republican and that is made clear in the British troops. But sol luider control by 3 a.m., but In Soldiers also mnnniHl nsul- inon Pleas Oourt. declines to relate this effort to document Itself,” McCloskey Police Guard diers separated the war oUter parts tif the city police ar blocks along highways leaxllng Dtnls aaid an exhumation and We Have Native Peaches, Gravenstein, Duchess ft Elorly the acknowledgement by Nixon £c autopsy on the body of the 26 Mo4- Apples. ^^DUTCH AUCTION” said, adding that as a military mored rumbleti along from Uie Irish Republic In the ring factions in the riot- 643-5135 administration sources that a agreement, not a treaty, it does Man Who Says streets beu. ' dawn, firing ma south to Northern Ireland. year-old former secretary of the secret 1964 U.S.-ThaUand mUl- not require Senate confirmation. torn. capital’s major trou chine guns to break up mobs of Membera of the Irlsti Republl- late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy ★ WEEKEND SPECIALS V tary agreement could put Amer According to administration He Knows Killer ble spots, arsonlrts and looters. oon Army, outlawed on both waa vital to on Inquest he has ican forces under ’Thai com sources, the main feature is that Occaalonal znlpet fire wob In Londonderry, officers com aides of the border, were report scheduled tor Sept 8 In Edgar- mand In event of a threat from LOS ANGELES (AP) — Po heard thto morning in the pre lown. NATIVE CUKES ...... 4 tor U.S. troeps could be committed manding British troops in the ed slipping into Um> north, and a Communist Pathet Lao and to help Thai forces stop Com lice are keeping close guard on dominantly Catholic F rIIh Rond Bogside district cixswed barri group claiming to represent the Mlaa Kofwctme died when a COLOR TV & STEREO North Vietnamese troops oper munists in Laos before they a man who saya he beJlevce he area, but by noon public tnuia- cades erected by Catholic reol- IRA seized a tnovde ttieater in car driven by Sen. Kkhvard M NATIVE TOMATOES...... lb.20 « ating in Laos. reach JThailand. kiwwrs the killer or killera of ac portaiUon waa reported operat Belfast. Kennedy feu off a leidge July 16 ^ L L O W SQ U A SH ...... J lbs. Cooper, who withdrew an tress Sharon Tate and tour oth ing normally and houaewives Itollce snd customs offloeni on Ohappoqulddlck laland on amendment to the military aid (See Page Fourteen) ers. it was reported today. wore going to market. stopped and seorehed all trahsi Martha’s Vineyard FREESTONE PEACHES...... J lbs. 4 ^ portion of the $20 billion mili 'The man told police the main Police aald two persona were IriHh in U.S. from Dublin. Kennedy later pleaded guilty MORIARTY tary authorization bill because target of the killers was Polish IdUed and 224 wounded in IhV TImi predominantly t'athbllc to leaving the scene (X an sect We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald LOOK FOR THE "DUTCH AUCTION” TAG. FAMOUS BRAND of the congressicsial recess, said writer Voltyck Frokowsky, the fourth straight night of nectarl- Hold ProU •8l8 Irish Rs|>ubllc. which wmild like dent He w as given a euMl>enderopcsM<r. wttli Broinlnakl were lawyers U.S. unit left Vietnam today as uing. 801 CENTER STREET forces by U.S. troops to engage 1920-1922. NorUM>m Ireland. P atrick Hlllery, me! wlUi B rll- J<4in Flanagan and John peul of President Nixon’s with The reported informant was OPEN EVENINGS P■ F P n PRODUCE" ENDAR WILL BE REDUCED *3.00 EACH SELLING DAY TILL AU in combat against any insurgen described as a Pollah emigre One Brillsh soldier was re The lioNton IrisJi, organizisl as Mi Foreign Office offli-tals In O’Omnor, rejiroeenllng Mr ami drawal of 26,000 American (Except Ttain.) cy,” he told a reporter. ported alighUy Injured b>- a sni Uie ttom m lttcr for Ju stice In Ixsahin tiul said Ills |>n>|xaials Mrs Joeeptt Kiipechne of Berk Tr|H^r8 Say 276 OAKLAND ST., MANflHESTER—048-0384 troops, the U.S. Command said. and a friend of Frokowsky. He ’The amendment would limit Is reported to have told police per’s bullet. Northern Ireland and claiming fur a U N or Hritlati-Irish peace ley HelghO), N J The departure of the 9th In force were given a "courteous U.S. aid to Thailand and Laos to fantry Division’s 1st Battalion, that he was invited to Miss Police said Protestant gangs l.CKX) members, (ilckrted outside The KniMchnaa aaid they want Koerk F estiv al GUST 30th IF NOT SOLD! OFF-THE-SHELF AND FULLY GUAR- supplies, equipment, materiel Tate’s expensive Brentwood attacked Cathollc-owmed biuTi In the connulate Ttiursday. hrudarff." to block mr an extiuroa 84th Artillery, raised to 18,500 Britain maintains the unrest and related costs in order to home the evening of the slay three sections of Be-lfaat Tliey TIm) group said Its next move lion or autopsy the number of U.S. troops with in NorUiern Ireland is an Inter- ...... Jiu: prevent the authority (or assist ings, but waa unable to go be gave the owners 16 minutes to would be to organize a rmUun- Flanagan told nevnemen the Cripples Area drawn from Vietnam since Nix ihU m atter and no bualtwsa irf ance from becoming a basis for cause of other business. gel out, then threw milk bottles wide boycott of BrlUsli prwlucts Ktqwchne’a "(eel the aiUofiey on’s announcement June 8. the jetsh Republic R THIS TAG • TODAYS PRICE said the Cooper amendment Critics of the war, Including gail Folger, 26; international into Belfast Friday evening, ilMidquarieni beglnnlrgf at 6 Immediately after Mlw Ko- for a three-day ruck festival, might cort U.S. lives. Sens, J . W. Fulbright, D-Ark., hair stylist Jay Sebring. 36. and strung bartxd wire in the p.m. Mfsulay. They atoo were MInlirter llaroid Wtlsnn recall jiertme'e deatli If the responel- partially paralyzing this town the kind of children’s \ Parllamertt from Ita summer re- At the State Department, and Albert Gore, D-Tenn., have a youth, Steven Parent, 18. a streets and set up mochlne-gtsi i-oruridering a boycx>tt. billty had been his and jamming area roads. cess Observers In HelfaM Bald AUGUST -1969 ^ DUTCH AUCTION^ DAYS press officer Robert J. Me* said that U.S. troop strength to friend of estate caretaker Wil r*ests to separate the r>r«toml- O n te r a w«-re aet uf< In the Bon "W7ien you flml a ysaing won. With Increasing numbers uf Mjrh a nanre was unlikely, aJ- Closkey said the secret agree Increasing despite the contin liam Ganctson. nandy Catholic Foils Rood anti FnuK.isoo Hoy urea this week to an deed In an auti>. even If the rnra being abandoned on the Davis ttwsigti Wltorsi migtil summon a shoes that doctors ment "specifically states it can uing withdrawals. Reportedly, the Informant has niise botli money and manpow- car la md autimerged. you d> an highwaya Irailing lo this Cataklll sjsx-laJ meeting of his Cabinet. not be put Into effect without the The Pentagon said new troops given officers names of at least Troops of Britain’s ()ueem er to r the stricken {>euple of aubqary," he sakl tn an tnCar Mountains rasort area, the fesU- RCA 23" Color TV specific agreement of both gov sent to the war zone are. part of and Wales regiments, ordered D erry. view Hal^rn te chief medical val producers today csllad on SUN MON TUB WED THU wm SAT Admiral 23" Color TV $Cim three people thought to be either (Sec Page Fourteen) H»1 ernments.” a replacement cycle and that to the killers or to have first-hand examiner of New York City "all vehicles heading tor lha recommend? 11> 1 V ttPIlHOlO Contomporory McCloekey also said “this tal strength would begin drop Irr Donald P Mills. wh«i ex festival to turn back home." J Beneath these contemporary styles are traditional contingency plan has not ex ping by the end of the month. (Fee Page Fourteen) amined the body of Mlae Ko- "Everything Is quite out of StrideRites. They’re built to fit in 8 critical 1 2 pechne shortly after tl was dle- hand." eald a state Iroofier srho i' areas for proper support. Which is the sort Wostinghouso Color TV $901 •covered. wrote In , MedIcaJ described the area os "au$>ar- i!;k PhHco 23" Color TV World Nesm that be asked tor oaluraled " Ms said Iroopera at I ' of thing that impresses mothers and ConsoM Touring Moonmen Back !i:l 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Early American *587 an aulofwy y some puats hod to be relieved doctors, but not children. MUia. awsoctale m edical *x by hellcoptei' because traffic What impresses children is style, TOMn TOMn am lner (M Dubes Oounty. ostd mm PSM made the roods Impssasbie. and that’s why our new shoes look For ‘Hometown’ Welcome be woe told by a reprseenUllve Des$Hts the rbsd Jams, Intsr- lt;u: Motorola 23" Color TV $ M i 10 11 12 13 the way they do: to get your 14 15 » 16 1 mltlsnt thunderstorms and a !' i IVIOTOrOiQ SfVfV O SPACE CENTER, Houston, of ceremonlea tonight for what (Sen Page File) !!H!i children to wear good shoes. Quosor Consol* TMin TOMn TOMn TOMn TOMn TOMn uie to Ita 4.700 employas and the aiwirtags of food, most of tb# mm PMI ftlll NM POM POEi SoKd Slot* Comolo *358 Tex. (AP) — America’s moon city ofnclala bllted as a "party’’ 14.000 emptoyew of space con- ipill And like it. heroes, rested from s wMriwlnd at the AsZrodnme But spaco. jnxmg people remained peace iiiiii 17 18 1 19 1 20 ,1 21 1 22 1 23 ‘ Inx tora In the area ful. taking the Incunvenlences In coaslt-o-coost tour, receive the agency officials oaid privately it But rnstny supervisors, oaid TOMn TOMn TOMn TOMn TOMn TOMn acclsim of Uielr adopted home lioji turned out to be more of a good humor and helping each mm fOM mm ' mm PMI >jne man. ended up gatUng six other out RCA St*r*o PhHco Storao town today at a big parade and h'-adache or more Uckefs "and the UlUe AlMTnn’tliy S4*4*h % 2.S 1 26 1 » t 1 30 1 The bnvn haa a po$)UtaUon of MR 27 28 29 a party with more than 80,000 The city gave the NaUonoJ man was left out " EoHy Amorkon -Zzrr. AM/FM Contomporary ^ IfU guests expected SCU(.’ Isaiini'hin^ i.ODO aiKi la about UX) mlloa A L5GUST 1969 AeroruuUcs and Spore Admtris 1 m just furious stexii It." Nell A. Armstrong. Michael trallun 31.000 Uckets to dislrib- rvofthweat of .New York City. aold the wife of a man left out !V«*h -Militanry .Normally It is a summer haven (tolUns and Edwin E Aldrin Jr. "My husband was away from ride today In a parade through for the middle aged and middle ts>m« getting us to the morei as oiURi>‘jrroN 8c iaim ■;Laae downtonrn HouMon. the city much as anybody axal now we The Ikajthsrn ChrtsUan Leader What brought everybody here that’s next door to Uu- Manned rsoi l even go to the relebniUon Spacecraft (.'enter training Bra-less-tiesH •Wp OWeresK-e has re-sisetad la aomethlng the producers call He worked his tall off anri iw/w the Rsv RoI{4i David Absr the Vtijoflabjck Music and Art BIG VALUES! BIG SAVINGS! headquartera of the American he has to watch the party on '■athy as president and {frdgsxl Fair, an Aquarian Expooltloo. It astronaut corps. l^rov<\s lo tetevtslon." Jotnlng In the parade ore 26 a militant new aUack on (s/ver la set up on a rtukacrs farm with othee- astronauts Tile city •hstributed 18,000 ty. racism and war the aCage at tha foot of an aital- Expert tlcketa Koch city councllnuui The re-elsrtioo came Friday BUY WITH CONFIDEHCE FROM THE STORE WITH THE PEOPtC YOU CAN TRUST Houstonians made ptons to One Bust fa ftald that forms s irtturol Fitting! gof 40 a day ahsad id schedule as the ampfUlheatar. shower the sfiocemen with pa IJJS A.NGKI.ES (AF) A A final batch of S.Oto for per. cheers and ao*jt>lp funny civil rights group hurried b, fin Ify early Ifrtday afternoon the . / V iiiiii Woman er.gineer wh, aays bras- •Aandlng noom teily was offerwl Ish pressing bustosas before re- PREEDEUVERY — EftPHtT SERVICE — TERMS TAILORED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET mqney printed for . the occasion. crowds had pushed Ihs ticket ' Mil Hers ire porfuj^lMiai antj.un free |to the public They were ckiMng a hair eta]/ natkmst con- ■vv The money, supplied by s altuaUoo out 'of control. "Anyi \ iiiyi \\ V. ron.f»rtab|e ■ wa.r fired a«»r gone In 80 mkmisa vrntk)n In CYwri*rt«m bstay The body can get In. " said ofie ob prtnUng company. - is „ coiled urging . lemaie employes at an The *ww will Include slngera Charge Cards Accepted . . . "Moondust Certiflcatea" and '-rmventloet will reconvene In server, "tlckats don't matter” l e r .pai r firm to ci>me to wrjrk •Vanry Amas and thonne War bears the portraits of the Ajiollo tSdeago to decide whether the Stale police said 80 to 40 par Instruction in Guerrilla Warfare KrlrUy witnoul their bras wick and comedUns ruptVItlaun 11 astronauts S»'li‘ will became more In sons had been arrested on r A > II astro- •peeel yit next year InvulvU^ It as of early today MANCHESTER, 956 main, facing oak y lil i pleting the naUor.'s space effort. naute that tnctuded Uckertape Kriday w'/uid be fUn." aaid •stf more heavily In tabor af- Elsewhere around ths stats, j ESTABLISHED 1939 school Thursday. The course is for'credit and is mea^t to inform the «tu- 10 bontM. If n-BuxhU^ unlU and *<-tn Andre. 3» who lost her leiradas In New York and ('Mca open monday thru Saturday till 5:80 • thursday nights till 9:00 a fly-orer by Texas Air NaUoesU (slra, inchMtlng the organisation troopers reportsd another 100 dents about revolution and guerrilla warfare. Some Scarsdale resident have l is VXi juh at General trynamica go. and a rtste dinner that Free- uf ramprufesatonol Ikjspual 445 H A R T^D ROAD, MANCHESTER OPEN DAILY 9 lo 9-SATUftDAY ^Hll 4 Guard fighters are also ptezsicd. Ident Nlxoa hald tor them in taei youths arrested on drug chargs* raiaed objectionto the couii«. (AP Photofax) Fronk Stnstra wtU be master (•tee F ag e »T*e) Angeles. (Use Page Titeee) (boa Fags rivn)