THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1968

fnanrlf^Bt^r Enraittg UrniUi Avandra Dally Net Praoa Run The Weather r s a a t w i For T9u Week Ended Fair, m ild tonight Low 68 to Mlaa Jeanne A . DeOesare, 18, Jane 18,19« CARPET and 70. T om orrow p ortly sunny, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Nl* About Town lEiimtttg IbraUii warmer. High mid to upper SOe. Evt cbolaa DeOaare of 08 Amott FLOOR COVERING OxAer along riiore. Rd., made the dean's Bat at the TEM PLE’S a c r o s s f b o h b o u r n s 15,105 V«lwto Klatt, duightw a«. N.T. picnic Saturday from 11 a.m. State Depart! to 8 p.m. at Mountain Park, $AVE aons swimmi The Hartford-Tolland County East Hartford. Transportation Union to be Council of the VFW will meet to- will be available at 11 at Orange necessary pa] horrow at 8 p.m. in Manches* Hisll to MountsOn Park. The quesUo ter. Auxiliary delegates will Dirksen Defends two distance meet at Mott's Community Hall, Arlene S. LaPenta, daughter from Jersey and delegates from the posts of Mr. and Mrs. NUdwlas A. Frledland an win meet at the VFW Post LaPenta, of 88 Wedgewood Dr., want to take Home. made the dean's Hat at Upaala Court Choices Straight. OoUege, N.J. The State Httle more oircumspect about Army Spec. 4. David T. Mc- WASHmOTON (AP) —Sen­ them Thursd the kind of language we use.” Oregor, son of Mr. and Mrs. R obert H. FOrni o f 48 Oom - ate Republican Leader Bvaratt problems wo He then ticked off the names Edward MoOregor of 44 Oamp- wall Dr. U attending a three- 1C. Dirksen of Illinois declared their primar Harold Burton, Tom C. Ckult, IMd Rd.. reoenUy was promoted week institute for faculty do- swim from A today Prertdente lincoln, Tru­ Sherman Minton and Fred Vin­ to his present rating vM e serv­ velopment in educational media, mede Island man and Kennedy all appointed son as "oroides” of Truman ap­ ing as a rilleman in Oo. C, Srd heing held at Stephens OoUege, mede is U.S. "oronlee" to the Supreme Oourt. pointed Etyr that i>realdent to the Bd. o f the 4tti Infantry Dhriaicn's Columbia, Mo. Fenn Is associate But Schioss Ulh Iidaatiy near Dak To, academic officer for the State He said it 's about tim e Qittt Hns Supreme Oourt. , “I don't know that onyme got said they wf t^etnam. MoOregor has re­ Board of Regional Oommuntty of attack on President Jolnnn’e up on Ms Mnd legs and shouted ceived the OaMbeit-lntentryman OoUegee. nominationa be dropped. "You don't go out and look for crony,” Dirksen said of the ap­ badge. He is a 1986 gradtMte of an enemiy to put on the court," pointment x>f Vinson, a poker- Manchester High School. Dirksen stomly lectured GOP ploying Mend of Truman, to be IHai Kaiger Resigns Sen. Robert P. Griffin of Mldii- chief Justioe. The Women's Christian Temp­ gan at a Senate Judiciary Oom- Prealdead Kennedy, he saU, t u r n i r erance Union will hold its an­ From T w o Posts mlttoe hearing. appointed Byron R. White, a PutiUihed D nual picnic Tuesday, July 16, at Griffin heads a group ot Re­ campaign nuuwger of Ms, to the ■ad HoHdars the home of Mrs. C.' Elmore Paul C. Kaiser, formerly of publican senators Intent on oourt and if a campaign manag­ Manchester, C Watkins o f M N. Lakewood 22 Oak Grove St., has resigned blodking nomination of Abe For- er "isn't a crony I don’t know TWep Circle, at 10:80 a.m. Members from two town agencies—the Limerick Honored of Testimonial tos, now an associate Justice, to what is .” Second CHa: are reminded to bring a dish Human Relations Commission Manchester. C About 160 honored Francis J. and Donald Mordavsky, chalt^ Department, who is serving with be (Mef Justice and Homer In a heavy, drawling fasMon, fo r the poUuck luncheon and an and the Action Commission for the Peace Corps in Jamaica. Utornberry to be an associate Dirksen then unraveled the ap- SUBSCR] article for the sale. the aging. Both terms were to Umerlck. former Eighth Dls- **** event. Payah « vTT .f . state fire Seated at the head table were Justice of the Supreme Oourt. pointmient by Uncoln a century o One Year expire November 1969. trlct nre chief, last night at a to be the Chief Theodore Lingard, who The young senator—he Is 44— ago of David Da'vls, Ms cam­ He and his family are resid­ SU Month testimonial dliuier given by main speaker, was unable to at- succeeded Limerick as head of took Ms fight to the committee paign m anager in 1860, to the Three Ho ing in Old Lyme until their new today, charging Prudent John­ members of the Eighth District tend. His message was read by the Eighth District Fire De- Supreme Oourt and said he hat­ One MonS home in South Glastonbury is son with practicing "cronyism” Flre Department at the K<^ Joseidi Pero, master of cere- paitment; Chief W. Clifford Ma- New York City patrolmen scan windows o t Bronx ed to think Lincoln was guilty o t completed. Home. monies. son, of the Town of Manches- by nominating tiiOse two old cronyism . Membership on town agencies tenement building seeking location of sniper who Limerick, center, was pre- Among the many notes of weU ter Fire Department; Chief friends. Thomberry, scheduled to tes­ Is restricted to town residents. Griffin also labeled Johnson a tify later, sat with Ms wife in a sented wUh an oigraved watch wishes received by the guest Donald Maguda, of the Rock- killed three men and wounded a fourth. He escaped Kaiser, a Republican, U per­ "kune duck” president who was viUe Fire Department; Chief Heat Causes front row scat and heard his SIN/ sonnel manager for the Mai Tool and a check by Capt. Joseph of h(mor was one from Michael when police swarmed into the area. (AP Photofax) trying to keep his successor nomination criticized by Griffin Joseph Duffin, of the Vernon and Engineering Co. of Man­ MoCooe of the Town o t Man- Orlowskl, former member of from fining court posts. and Qten Johnson's action de­ Fire Department, and Chief Jo­ chester. He is an ordained min­ Chester Fire Department, left, Co. 8 of the North Etad Fire Dirksen, a member of the fended Dirksen. seph Cromble, of the South Prison Riot ister and was pastor of Concor­ committee, listened quietly Thombonjy now Is a Judge on Windsor Fire Department. Fire Shots KiU Three Sen. Everett Dirksen, R.Iil.j rigrlit, talks with Judge dia Lutheran Church from 1969 while Griffin read Ms state- the federal Oourt of Appeals in BAN Schll{^ at the University of Chief Paul Maneggia of Bed- to 1986. He said today that he ex­ In Naples m «it Then; beginning slowly, New Orieans. Homer Thomberry today before the start of a Sen­ Artists^ Works Qmnecticut, and Paul Zimmer­ ton who was unable to attend he said the {rfmase "lame duck" Griffin said the Thomberry pects to return to the pulpit said a representative. ((Her­ ate Judiciary Committee hearing on President man at the Hartford Art School. NAPLES, Italy (AP) — ear­ was “entirely improper and a and Fortes nominations may ■ome day. In Bank Lobby Her paintings have been in ald photo by Bucelvicius). Sen. Young The two vacancies wUl be fill­ Police Press Hunt very cffenslve term” that have been port mmlttee field Lions Club, Hartford So­ NEW YORK (AP) — Police feet 11, 160 pounds. He said the Scott Dr., wiU exhibit their battle with riot police.' Ma colleagues ihat nine senators opened hearings into the nomi- ciety of Women Painters, the today pressed a massive man­ man had been honorably dbi- Shown Ds palntingB at the West Lobby ex­ who have announced their re­ natirtas, the Senate Armed Services I! P. and Patricia A. Cheyer, Aug. 2. The public is invited to are now in private collections Bronx Asst. Dist. Afty. Burton ridors of the stifling building. Oontlnulng his defense of the GOVCmtCM arrested twice on felonious as­ nominated to succeed Earl War- Conunlttee, predicted today Leone Moves to Tax PHi property at 175 Scott Dr., con­ view the award winning paint­ throughout the country. Roberts said a 16-state alarm sault and grand larceny Prisoners poured out of cells, Democnatic President, Dirksen veyance tax 184.66. ings, all of which are lor sale, Mrs. Krantz Is a member of was issued for one Bobby Rog­ charges. The assault arrest in setting fire to beds and other ob­ said it "is about time we be a (See Page Ten) North Korea will release the Qnttciatm Deed on Mondays through Fridays xemple Beth Sholom Slstertiood ers, aUas Bobby Pugh, 31, who Harlem in 1968 was dismissed jects. captured US3 Pueblo by the end Chailee C. GiU to Dorothy K. from 9 a.m to 6 p.m. jjjjj jjjg Manchester Chapter of We Continne Onr was 8ig>erlntendent of the build­ after a grand jury refused to in­ Hundreds of prisoners threw o f August. Vatican Dividends GUI, property at Garth and F er­ Mrs. Hitt attended Boise Col- Hadassah, and Is also a volun- Hot Weather Sale On ing hi front of which the shoot­ flaming mattresses, Uankets The Ohio Democrat said the dict Rogers. PoUce said the lar­ ROME (AP) Caretaker other Socialist programs, like a guson Rds. ings occurred Thursday eve»- and a shower of bricks into the prediction was "based on Infor- „ . . lege in her native state of teer worker in Hartford's North ceny charge was filed in 1666 divorce law. Idaho, and the University of gna. She Is the wife of Harold Ing. streets around the Jail before a mationr- but did not specify ite Premier Giovanni I^ne, trying J SODAS... and later reduced to petit larce-, jjjjypgg to rebuild a majority center-left m e Vatican in a statement to­ Washington, Seattle. Moving to KranU, and they have two con The rapid-fire shooting detachment of riot police forced ny. Feful pearance before the Wa^ington other vote of confidence In the L’Osservatore Romano accused Mra. Krantz, a native of New and in Germany during era, 18. R oberts said prelim i­ the opposite sUte o t the street their feet in a mounting chorus While no progress has been PRK ES-nMATBS aid America must "shift from State delegation to the Demo­ Senate next week. Leone of lacking good manners York City, won the St. Oaudens Kwean conflict, nary evidence indicated the was hit in the choulder. He fell to demand m ore tim e In the reported officially in U.S.-North 4 qts. 89c SHOT AT HOMB policies of confrontation and cratic National Oonvention. in the tax matter. An unsigned M ade By Art Medal in 1988 and stt^ed The reunion is open to all man being sought knew all to the sidewalk bleeding and open air and permanent running korean talks. Young said in a Taxing the Vatican is some­ (contento) DIAL 643-4M2 containment to policies of recon­ In his statement Humphrey note In the i>aper said he did not W ED .: V at the Museum of Modem; Art members of the division and three. saw "a man in a greeh ritirt and water in their cells. statement: “In 19 sessions at thing no other Italian govern­ Low J O M b W t their families. Those wishing NO OBUQATION Police were investigating the ciliation and peaceful engage­ said that a “significant depar­ Panmunjom and in many secret on a two-year scholarship, (fom- a little hat on his head" firing One group of prisoners taking ment ever dared mention. Le­ (See Page Ten) c_ a r L o n J a y more information may contact Ton save 28c on every hall oui or lomf possibility that the gunman and m ent.” ture in American foreign policy sessions progress has been ing to Manchester in I960,' she CALL COLLECT the gun. a recess in a courtyard attacked one's proposal would require the galloa Sealteet ICK CUEAM But, he added, “right now the will require that the new presi­ m ade.” has studied with the late Walter Col. Joseph E. Zimmer, 360 the three victims had argued "He was still shooiting the peo­ their guards and threw open the Vatican to pay the 30 per cent iS S S sn at Flnehurst’s special price OPEN DAILY 9 - 6 most effective peace effort we dent will continue to be guided Von Arsdale, Baron Von Broad St., Hartford. FORMICA COUNTER TOK Just before the shooting. ple lying on the ground," Ronan doors of the prison cells. He said the ship’s intelligence dividend tax every other Italian of 79c haU galloa. m U R S. . HU. 9 - 9 _ Police said Figueroa was can make is to back our nego­ by the advice and consent of the gathering mission was an opera­ FXranLY BKA80NABLT INSTALLKO recalled. "He was sweeping this Soon, the heat-crazed prison­ investor pays. This would In­ dead on arrival at Lincoln Hos­ tiating team In P aris.” United States Congress and of tion of the Central Intelligence ASK FOR DAVE OR JOE T8 Oolori to OhMW rrani gun back and fortii like a broom ers were buTTiing everything in clude 38 million to $11 million in Everyday Low Prices on pital and that Oastro and Rivera the A m erican Pe(H>le.” Agency. Tight G>ntrol acroes them.” sight. A thick column of black People of the United States, arrears dating back "to 1963, HAWAIIAN PUNCH died at the hospital. "Our tradition,” he said, “as­ "A few officers and members A cross E ast 138th Street, the smoke rose over the area. he said, “must not make their when the tax took effect. Roberts described Rogers as sumes a high degree of partici- of the Pueblo crew were United Three 4e-oi cans 97c While a delegation of prison­ job more difficult by misleading m e premier’s problem 1s to EXCITING PAHERNS 111 a Hght-skinned Negro, about 6 (See Page Ten) paUcHi by tlie people and the States naval personnel but the B e in g Set Case o f 12 8AS ers met with the prison director Hanoi Into the belief that our ne­ put thr^gh enough reform leg­ Congress—especially the Senate majority were technicians, (3IA SUMMER to present their demands, other gotiators may not be speaking islation to satisfy the Socialists —In the m aking o f critical na­ operatives and scientists skilled Wegner’s Low Calorie mutineers stood on the top of for America.” before their party congress this tional policy decisions.” in breaking codes and In knowl­ GRAPE, ORANGE or the prison walls, shouting ob­ Although released in Washing­ fall, when they will decide For Ray Trial Humphrey suggested* action in edge of highly sophisticated ap­ GBAPEFBUTT DBINK ARMSTRONG scenities at the crowd and the ton as a position paper, the whether to rejoin the Christian CLEARANCE statement actually was the text these four specific areas: paratus,” Young asserted. By BILL JOHNSON Democrats to form a majority y i galloa S9c police, troops and firemen ring­ —Elarly disarmament agree­ m e ship and Its 83 crew mem­ Associated Press Writer ing the area. The protest __ dele­of a speech Humphrey was to government, mere is no other Case o f 8 2A0 Wallace, Heckler ments between the United bers were seized by North Ko­ gation called living coiidltiona S^ven today before San feasible way to form a majority MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Off. States and the Soviet Union, in­ rea on the ground It had entered FYanclsco's Commonwealth in the Chamber of Deputies. ficials preparing for what prom­ Come to Plnehunt for cluding reciprocal troop with­ its territorial waters. (See Page Ten) Club. ises to be the biggest Tennessee Grote Mncke’a or 1st Prize Embossed Linoleum drawals from Europe. Techno­ The Defense Department said m e Socialists quit the center- Franks which are on Mde Makes a beautiful practical floor in colorful .’I dimensional design. Pursue Dialogue logical ' and economic Inter- the ship was imder firm instruc­ left coalition after the May 19 trial since the famous "monkey % to ^ at 98e Ib. riiange among all developed tions to stay out of those waters election, blaming their election trial" of 1926 are making strict losses on failure of the dominant security arrangements.' NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. fimded by the O ffice o f EJeonom- cotmtries and in turn among de­ but there was no absolute proof Its richly textured appearance makes Christian Democrats to , accom­ Officials said Thursday that OOOO ONLY AT ■’SI (AP) — Third-party presidential Ic Opportunity. Viet Cong No IForry veloping nations, with the high­ it had not entered Uiem. That light being Sovlet-U.S. coordina­ plish enough reforms to keep plaits are being made to make a PINEHURST candidate George C. Wallace Wallace is in Massachusetts determination would have to it ideal for just about any room in the tion ot postlunar manned space leftist voters from swinging to voice and picture tape of every ends a five-day campaign swing trying to collect 61,(X)0 signa­ await the return of the vessel off on flight. and crew, officials said. the Communists. person attendii^ the trial J of WITH THIS house and the soft colors will give a through eastern Massachusetts tures before a July 29 deadline An effort to define clearly On* the other hand, Leone’s James Earl Ray, charged with VALUABLE SQUABE today after a noisy confronta­ to put Ws name on the Novem­ Ardent Club Manager m e ship had observed radio our foreign policy goals and plans for reform face a stiff assassinating Dr. Martin Luther lift to any decorative scheme. YARD tion with a group of about 80 ber presidential ballot in the silence prior to Its capture. COUPON priorities with the main objec- Young said “It is probably fight from the right wing of his King Jr. here on April 4. Summer Dresses young people Thursday night. state. A campaign aide said that own party. He hopes to mollify This would be the first trial "It was the worst reception "in the neighboirtiood of half” (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) this factlOTi by not pressing for anywhere that such a security 1 LB. CAN OF we've had in Ohio and Massa­ the needed signatures had been Showgirls’ Real Peril precaution has been required, HILLS BROS COFFEE chusetts,” one Wallace cam­ obtained, and said he expected, Charles Holmes, public rMa- Sportswear a Guaranteed 1st Quality paign worker s^d of the North “ If things keep up a^they have, ■ SAIGON (AP) — “I get more never arrive, the (firt and the Uons aide to Sheriff William N. Armstrong Dartmouth rally. • Cut from Full Rolls we feel very confident we'll trouble from amorous club man- crude conditions at many dubs, Morris, said. The group of young people, make It with plenty of room to ageiTB than I do from the Viet and the "thousand foot eponge” Newsmen accredited to cover about half Negro, began booinb spare.” Oenyg,” said the blonde dancer, of Vietnamese government bu­ the trial, expected to be held in MONTINA® • Regularly $9.95 the former Alabama governor Red (llhiiia Hints Increase In St. Paul, Minn., a spokes­ one of the hundreds of entertain­ reaucracy they bog down in late fall, will be given identifica­ from the outset. The youths said A ll Summer Jewelry ® -J man In the Minnesota secretary ers crlas-croesing the Jungles of when they tiy to extend their tion cards bearing their photo­ they were from an Upward VINYL CORLON of State’s office sai^ Wallace's Vietnam these days. stay in the country or go to get graphs. Bound program In New Bedford exit visas. The trial is scheduled to be NOW name would appear on that The pop singers, guitarists, In Arms Shipment to Hanoi A tantalizingly different flooring with state's presidential ballot In No­ semlstrlppers and fire eaters But the risk of Viet Oong at­ held in one of the Shelby County V2 off natural' design effect that fits prac­ vem ber. haven’t been scared away by tack is real, particutarly at By STANLEY KARNOW Trains passing through Kwangtung Criminal Oourt courtrooms so tically every decorative theme. Use it He said petitions bearing 4,283 the ambush attack last weekend Mght on londy roads between The Washington Post Province and the Kwangsl border region Ray can be brought directly into signatures had been filed m urs­ wtUdi killed two teen-age mem­ bases when there is a tempta­ HONG KONG, July 11 — CJommunist have reportedly been hijacked by Chi­ the court through an under­ with everything from modem to ground corridor without betiy feudal. Ideal for both home and busi­ Bears, Trees day seeking the ballot spot. bers of the Brandi Perry act tion for an entertainment group China is believed to have assured North nese resentful, that the North Vietna­ from Los Angeles. seen by the outside public. ness. Can be installed on floors in State law requires a minimum to squeeze in Just one more per­ Vietnam that delivery of military and mese were receiving medicines, food SQUARE “We’ve hung ‘Have Act—Will and other merchandise they themselves A secondary secu rity Une ia direct contact with the ground. 19 YABO of 2,(XX) signatures. formance before a nearby dub economic supplies moving by railway to Travel Anywhere’ signs back on d oses. North Vietnam will be improved. lacked. expected to be established to 7 /3 OFF tn D isp u te Wallace asked the 2,000 mem­ keep everyone without preoaing beautiful colors. our baggage,” said one agent. Brandi Ferry and the Bubble Analysts here consider this assurance WITHOUT bers of his audience at North In some places, according to reports business out of the Criminal “Any GI club that wants us can Machine was ambushed after Implidt in a speech delivered Wednes­ THIS COUPON * Preparation and Installation Extra Dartmouth to sign his Massa­ here, Red Guards and other activists Courts .building. on Special Group of [75^ have us, providing the price la dark on the Salgon-Vung Tau day by Ohlna's Vice Premier LA Hsien- At Festival chusetts petitions then sought to raided trains to obtain weapons for their Ray currently is in Jail in Lon­ reasonably right.” road, a locale notorious for at­ Nien, honoring Le Thanh Nghi, head of explain his .position on race. internecine disputes. It Is thought that don a’waiUng a hearing on Ms CASH VALUE t/20 OF 1< TUB ENCLOSURES INLAID UNOLEUM MCCLEARY, Wash. (AP) — . mere are about 500 such tacks and kidnaping. U.S. mili­ a Hanoi delegation now in Peking to All Salts Final Bathing Suits Wallace said lUs late wife, Lur- the antiaircraft guns used by rival fac­ ap^>eal o f an extradition order. ’ clubs in American mUitary tary sources also report a Filipi­ negotiate a new Chinese aid agreement. GOOD THBU Folks In this western Washing­ leen, received heavy, votes Jn tions in Chungking may have been "This is a serious matter,” piece and 2 piece styles 7-1A8I PLAIN IN ton forest communlity are pre­ Negro districts. bases scattered across South no singer was killed in a Viet In his peech, transmitted here murs­ originally earmarked for North Vietnam. Cash Only OR SW A N SHOCK Vietnam from the Mekong Delta said Sheriff M orris, \rito Is In paring tor a lot of fun—and "Now take Selma,” Wallace Oong ambush three weeks ago day by the official New China News Speaking to a conference of transport to the demilitarized zone. The charge of arrangements tor the Friend's Now 5 0 % "*■ wrangling—at the annual Mc- said, "you’ve all heard of Sel­ near Qul Nhon, a coastal’ resort. Agency, LA said Peking "will extend workers In Peking in May, Premier Chou farther away from Saigon, the trial. Cleary bear Festival a week ma/’ I m e safety of visiting enter­ more effective support to the revolutio­ En-Lai said that clashes were so serious better the price, which can run "There will be no carni’Vfa air 3 4 c ~ 2 2 ^ from Saturday. "Yeah, with the dogs!” shout­ tainers Is their own responsiUU- nary struggle of the fraternal Vietnam­ at LAuchow, an im portant rail Juncture as high as |420 an hour for a top here,” Morris said. “The shar- Oh, they’ ll have the usual pa­ ed a map In the back ot the ty. But because of the recent fa­ ese people." in Kwangsl, that "traffic Is at a ftand- 12 X 12 VINYL BRAIDED pop group. Iff, the JudgM and the atton M | y BEAN POTS and REMNANT rade, a fiddle contest and a log­ room . talities, U.S. military authori- . m e use of the phrase "more effective stlU ." general have been conferclng at The Army’s commercial en­ ASBESTOS TILE gers’ show where husky lumber­ Wallace later criticized "poli­ ties oailed the 60 registered support,” analysts submit, seems to sug­ Material cannot be transported to intervals for several weaks to RUGS tertainment coordinator in Sai- TRI-CITY BAKED BEANS CARPETS jacks show how fast they can ticians” who lured millions of booking agents in Saigon togeth­ gest that the Chinese have promised to Hankow or Vietnam," Chou added. asaure a fair and wderty trial in Box gon kee a careful watch on STORE HOURS; cut great trees In half, and stuff people from rural areas to over­ er for a briefing on basic safety accelerate the, movement of supplies In his Wednesday night speech a dlgniflad atmosphere.” 4 for 1.00 the cond lot of both the enter- rather than inorease their aid to Hanoi. SHOPPING PLAZA •7.50 $ 2 - 9 0 like that, crowded cities. procedures. LA reiterated Otina’s opposlUon to the The trail will ha conducted in "m ey've been saying how talnera the club operators Authoritative Chinese statements as MON., TUES., SAT. 10 to 6 AT 46 FT. PER BOX K|. yd. But they always top that off m e Army’s Special Services Vietnam peace talks in Paris, employing strim keeping with eatabllsbad ROUTE 83 . with a hlg bear stew—and that’s good It Is In Chicago, and how that boolj them. Division ordered that all enter­ well as'uiiofficlal accounts have disclosed the same formula used on'nrevlous *c- standards of dignity and Jua- WHILE THEY LAST Some performers say the that rail shipments to North Vietnam WED., THURS., FRI. 10 to 9 IN STOCK WITH 2 x 4 MATCHED where the controversy always bad It Is in Arkansas, how good tainment groups obtain road caslons by other Chinese Itadera. He tice,” said Dist Atty. Gan. PMl ASSORTED SIZES worst part of playing Vietnam is have been repeatedly disrupted by fac­ VERNON com es In. ‘ It Is In Boston and how bad it Is and security Information from sa id : M. Canale, who will head the flNEHURST the hours of. waiting at dusty tional fighting in south and southwest (gee Page Nineteen) (See Page Ten) atiports for military planes that (See Page Ten) ' China. (See Page Nineteen) (8ee Page Nlnataan) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1968 PAGE THREE

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JULY 12, 1968 Bolton Scots Protest Spock Appeal WHOM H V O Manchuck-Bernotas Plan to Disband M ay €k> Over Kitchen Carpet Netvark Death Spurs Security Plan THEATER TIME Sheinwold on Bridge Recent Drownings Prompt Old Raiments Until March Events in Capital SCHEDULE CALL 649“5405 LOOK FOR THE FLAW BOSTON (A P ) —The appeal NORTH More Safety Precautions EDIHBUROH, Scotland (A P ) going another 20 minutes to Big Missing Girls For Meriden Boys School IN BRUJJANT PLAY of the antldraft conspiracy oon- StDimnting to USSR? Burnside—Tom Crown Affair, A KQ32 —Scots today lauMtoed a flffat Diomede Island—Soviet territo­ ■nio rckfont drowninga at Bol- MERIDEN (AP)—Greater se- The new unit will hold from 7:00-9:00 By ALFREl) 8HEINWOLD C? 1073 fTteketo are uyaMaUe a t the to save one of their proude^ old vlctloiw o< Dr. Benjamin Spock Advice; Take Pansport ry. State Department officials ton’i private swimming areas Safe After curity at the Meriden Schdol 20 to 24 boys who are “ not Cinema 1—The Fox, 7:16-9:80 0 64 4cfoe. and three others cannot be Roy and Earle said if they press on to this ob­ As a reader of this column have prompted stricter safety Scoreboard regiments, the Argyll and Suth­ WASHTMSTON (AP) The ^ I IV T * l_ a . ^psydiotlc but have no sense of ^ »taState—Rosemary’s ie Baby, 1:80- 4, AJ 10 9 heard until January aixi may be jective they should carry pa^- precautions. The swimming ar­ Bolton’s women’s softball erland Highlanders. State Department ar the test petition and said they hoped service on Saturdays will con­ ‘Mystery Agency’ 4 J 105 Both areas already have of Oolumbtai, made two home for In toe appeals machinery. Ftledland and Ben Schlossberg, home with a story to tell their park when the car went out of sy Cat, 8:80 flaw. to get 100,000 signatures. tinue for the time being, the 9 A 4 rescue equipment. Other pre­ runs for her team. If delays are granted, he said, (FORMICA BRAND TOPS) want to take a dip in the Bering control and slammed him into Manchester Drive-In — Rose­ Post Office Department says, friends about a spine-chilling Was in Plans Opening lead — five of 0 AKJ3 cautions have also been taken Scottish members of both the toe ap p ^ probably would itot Straight. mary's Baby, 10:80. WUl Pen­ A K874 The girts' softball team lost despite reports it is considering night in a spooky mansitm a tree. hearts. recently, spokesmen for toe Labor end Ooneervative parties be heard until March because The State Department told Superintendent of the school, HARTFORD (AP) — That ney, 8:46 their first game to Hebron Tues­ (LINOLEUM - CERAMIC TILE) cutting service back to five days ^he girls, jnlssing for nearly West opened the five of hearts, South West North East areas have stated. believe the disbandment will toe three Judges expected to them Thursday no diplomatic Norman K. Morg^an, said Thurs­ day night, 88-8. a week to save funds. jg hours, wore fotind walking “ mystery agency” in Windsor and East put up toe queen. When 1 N T Pass 3 "NT All Pass Sperry’s Glen has a certified provide effective ammunition consider the case must be In problems would be raised by day problems of security and To round out the baseball sea­ for toe home rulers of the Scot­ 90-h«iir made any an- ^ street Thursday after- does actually exist, but it wUl Souto held up, East continued water instructor (one step be­ Puerto Rloo In February. Wall-To-Wall Carpet For All RDoms their primary goal, a the movemet of youths at the son In the Farm League, Ckeclt- tish NationaUst party, which re­ "" instiwtlons playing and sleeping with tiie king of hearts, and yond Senior U fe' Saving), two The four were convicted In swim from Alaska to Little Dio school are being approached on have to grow to fuU stature be­ Deaths in ett Agency challanged their cently has made striking elec­ (le Dio- have been given to curtail serv- overnight in a deserted 14>room South won with toe ace.' i bosits equipped wlto oars, and a U.S. District Court June 14 of mode Island, since Little Dio­ two fronts. fore It can collect $272,443 from South next led the jack of the douMeton K-Q of hearts. mothers and fatoen to a game tion gaine. ice/’ a department spokesman house roped off area for non-swimmers conspiring to counsel, aid and ROY STRICKLAND EARLE TEDFORO mede is U.S. territor>- Fund allocated two years ago the federal Office of Economic spades, and East won wito toe West would have held four reoentky. The game was held The Argyils fought their most said Thursdsr>-. ’PatronB wUl ^ ^ e operating on The Nation as safety precautions. abet young men to a-vpld the But Schlossberg and Friedland by the state for a security uidt Opportunity, aoe. After some thought Roger hearts higher than toe five. on ihe High School field. recent battle last year against get their mall as usual on Satur- Frankenstein there," said 8 If South had counted toe They have recently added an draft. They were sentenced to said they wanted al.sor to keep day ■■ at the school w ill be held ready The Oonnectlcut Law Reform, Trezel, one of France’s ifreateet With the parents leading 12-8 guerrillas in Aden’s Crater Dis­ wOi he di year-old Barbara Ann Gatley, William Vogt hearts carefully he would have aluminum ladder on thedr raft two years In prison and fined. Postmaster General W. Mar­ for use Monday when contract Inc., was labeled a “ mystery players, returned toe eight of In toe last toning, the boys ralli­ trict. K it is who had been sought slnve 7 NEW YORK (AP) — WUUam seen that Trezel sureiy held « t and will poet a warning sign Convicted wlto toe 66-year-old vin Watson was quoted by some are let for the new unit, he said, agency’’ Thursday by Republi- South assumed that EaM was ed, tying toe score and sending A m e m W of the regiment p.m. Wednesday along with her Vogt, 66, national director of the least one more heart. South when a life guard is not on Spock were Yale Chaplain W il­ sources as having told the Steps are also being taken on can critics after U.S. Abra- diamonds from the East hand, the game into on extra. Inntog. was the first soldier to win the Open, Every Day sister, 7-year-old Colleen, and a Planned Parenthood AsaodatitHi mig^t then wonder why TTezd duty u added safety factors. liam Sloane Coffin Jr., 43; au­ IHaurhrgtrr House Ways and Means (3om- the state level "toward coor- ham Riblcotf, and Congressman .out of hearts. D etiaref there­ Still fiUed with fire and gusto Victoria Cross, Britain’s highest playmate, 9-year-old Lllllanna from 1961 to 1961 and author of switched to a different suit, and Bolton Lake Hotel employs a thor kUtchell Goodman, 44, of mittee in closed session Thurs­ dinating the entire supervision WUUam L. St. Onge, both Dem- fore won^with toe ace of dia­ while the parents were etarting military honor, during the Ko­ h e i i h \ The Year 'Round! Race. the beat-selUng book, “ Rood to the right answer might occur senior life saver on weekends Temple, Maine, and Harvard CtiFninti ?^rral6 day that deliveries and service of state wsirds (boys under state ocrats, announced the award, monds and took the club finesse to run out of steam, toe boys rean War. The regiment fought The girls, object ot a police Survival,® was found dead in to Mm. Sometimee a flawed gem and has a roped off area for graduate student Michael Fer- charge) under one juvenile um- Republican State Chairman in toe “ safe” direction. This al­ Palejrtlne In Published Daily Except Sundays at post oTfice windows on Satur­ search in five communities, Ms apartment Thursday. Vogt’s an swimmers. They have mov­ ber, 23. brella,” Morgan said. Howard E. Hausman said he lowed Trezel to win with toe may turn out to be a boom­ .to win 16-12. carurtied toe Indian mutiny sad Holidays at 13 Bissell Street. days would have to be stopped were tired and hungry, but none book, published in 1948, warned ed the roped area in since the Spock, Coffin and Goodman The Governor’s Committee on was unable to get conflrmatiwi queen of dubs, and Ms heart erang. Bulletin Board at Uicknow in 1857, and held toe Manchester, Conn. (06040) immediately unless the depart­ the worse for their ordeal. of wasting natural resources in Dally Question recent drowning. each were fined 86,000. Ferber New Store Hours! TWephnoe S43-J711 Youthful Wards of the State is that such an organization ex- return then ddeoted the con­ Anyone wlsMng to ettroU in a “ thin red Une’’ at BalcMlava in ment is exempted from a gov­ TTie children were found about view of increasing pc^Milatloii. Both areas have toe phone was fined $1,000. Second Class Postage PaM at considering the possibility of isted. tract. As dealer, you hold: Spades, lifesaving course may sign up toe Crimea in 1864. ernment-wide cut In personnel. a mile from their homes by an numbers of the cunbulance, fire The four defendants are free Manchester, Conn. setting up a “ c lo s ^ institution’’ The two Connecticut emisaries Frank S. Lane There was no flaw in Trezel’s A-7; Hearts, K-Q-6-2; Dl*- at the refreshment Mand at • "We Intend to keep fighting,” aunt of the sisters, Mary Louise department and police wUhin on $1,000 bond pending toe ap­ Capital Footnotes for dealing with continual to Washington, said Hausman, defense, but you m ay see one monds, Q-8-7-2; Clubs, Q-6-6. Sperry's Glen. The course would OPEN THURSDAY SUBSCRIPTION RATES Desens of Orange. TUIiSA, OMa. (A P ) — Frank easy reach. said one at the r^dnim t’s offi­ Janos Nagy has been ap­ someatoere else. See if you oan What do you sayT be taught by their certified peal. PayaWt in Advance Mrs. Desens, took the girls to trouble-makers, he explained. should both be “ red-faced for S. Lane, 63, executive secretary The Bolton Fire Department cers. “ We carry on training and One Year 130 00 proved as Hungary’s first am- . , .. ____, find it for yourself before you Answer % Bid one" heart or water instructor and w ill lonial batUes told by those who fought Bridesmaids were Miss Susan house fly. He has toured 16 project. The Rev. Bronislaw Gadarow- BS degree from the University T h e l Two communities. East Haven Williamsburg, has been appoint­ In them. countries, hiked torou£li jun­ • Strobe Lights • Overhead Projections skl of St. Philip’s Church, uncle Scadden of Manchester, cousin of Connecticut. He is employed bogna, and West Haven, have turned ed chairman of toe 26-member gles, ridden over rough terrain of the bride, performed Ihe of toe bridegroom; Mrs. Mel- as a teacher at St. M ary’s Ursto, down toe program. Wallingford • Psychedelic Side? In search of toe fly ’s natural en­ group which includes senators, double-ring ceremony and was -vin Silverstein of Hai*tford, Mrs. School, NeNvlngton. He Is serv­ ners s has tabled action on it. representatives and men and Fare Hike Granted emy—the sttogless wasp. 20TH CENTUBY FOX PRESENTS “FUN FOR EVERYONE—UNDER 21” celebrant at toe nuptial Mass. Michael Prestash of West Hart­ ing as a medic with the A ir Church ★ ★ ★ featuring ★ ★ ★ ford, Miss Kathleen Medeiros Featuring Featuring Featuring women from private life. HARTFORD (AP)—The Arrow Bouquets of white gladioli and Force Reserve unit at Westover C. Mto. FRANK SINATRA a The National Park Service, ' ^ Bia.MMiiiin Mianchester’s No, 1 Band Line Inc, bus line has been pastel colored carnations were of Boston, Mass., and Miss AFB, Mass. drich, CO-HIT Featuring Tonight which controls most of toe ma­ RANGE Church THE DETECTIVE -THEATRE EAST granted a 16 per cent increase on the altar. ’THE ANNIVERSARY'’ jor 18th century historic sites, is in certain fares. Renkds — Soles — Service Also B l ■ I already studying suitable ways The bride was given In mar­ g;room; and William Sampson land. He is employed at I ^ t t For L FROM MISqUAMlCUT, R.L seUy, ] The increases would apply to riage by her father. She wore a WED.: Walt DUney’s “THE FAMILY BAND’’—Soon "FOX" for marking toe event and will of West Hartford. and Whitney Division of United Miner, Something Good adult one-way fares and round- full-length linen gown, fashion­ FUEL OIL ■II submit Its recommendations to Mra. Gadarowskl 'wore ■ an Aircraft Oorp.,' East Hartford. Aldricl trip fares, as well as to aduit ed with embroidered bodice and 'N. 1. EXPLORER" toe commission. aqua two-piece dress with In to pupU fares for 16 and 12 sleeves. Her elbow-length veil GASOLINE at the In toe original 13 colonies, and matching accessories. The swimn commuter rides, the State Pub­ of silk illusion was arranged Also RENTALS OF COLEMAN STOVES. especially In Mstorical centers bridegroom'’s mother wore a ndle SchiaV' lic Utilities Oommlsalon' said from a matching headbow, and such as Boston and PMladel- green dress with matching ac­ “TheGroupe” MANCHESTER H E N CENTER Thursday. she carried a white prayer book BUFFERIN LANTERNS, and CAMPING ACCESSORIES Lessor cessories. Both wore corsages phla, bicentennial planning The bus company operates BANTLY OIL the Ini with stephanoUs and tvy. of red roses and white cama- groups have been formed. Both service east from Hartford to “OMlANY INC Open DaUy 9 AJH. to 6 PJH. Telephone 628-6842 non, T —PLUS— Miss Tei-esa Gadarowskl tions. $ % 8 8 ^ of these cities have proposed ex­ Storrs and west to Canaan, i\\ MAIN STRFfI Duke, I Saturday, July 13th - 7:30-11 P.M. A reception for 176 was held at Betty - Jam Turner | of Manchester, sister of the TfL M V 4 SVS positions to be held In 1976, but Massachusetts and New York 'wrlgbt PUIS VntMA UH ^ bride, was maid of honor. Her toe center hall of St HiUlp’s ARTHUR DRUG 61 GLENDALE ROAD — OFF ROUTE 6 SOUTH WINDSOR , Bee* aai the ItaUea.” "The Bill Bird Letdown' toe earliest toe Bureau of Inter­ Rockville \in State, with connecting runs to Chtuch. For a motor trip to toe Begl 25c— Membors Only national Expositions can offl- New Ha'ven. The Increases, ap­ full-length nlle green gown was Pocono Mts., Pa., Mrs. Behilo B. T er clally approve an International designed ■with A-line skirt and EASTHAHTfORO DANCING FRI. ft SAT. — 8 PJML TO MIDNIGHT proved Wednesday by the PUC, wore a lime green dress and 8. Tkt SCHOOL OF DANCE Expotitlon for that year Is mJd- would hike the firm ’s annual in­ Watteau train. She wore a Monef DKIVf IN ★ KI i matching headbow with bouffant coat ■with yellow accessories. 1970. come by $6,(MX). The couple will live at 221 Main man, 1 65 TOLLAND TPKE.— MANCHESTER Citizens’ committees were or­ veil, and carried a dingle nile St., South Windsor. Bacon ganized os early as 1962 in Phil­ green carnation. PLOW FROM KANSAS Mrs. Btoilo is a graduate of wrlgbt 40 Oak Street adelphia, where toe Declaration Bridesmaids were Miss Anna Dan I PLAINS, Kan. (.AP) — The Marie Behtio of Greenfield, sis­ the Academy of St. Joseph, r- _ D A V ID of Independence was drawn up, Smithsonian Ittstitutton in Wash- Bmlto. ter of the bridegroom; and Miss Berwick, Maine, and Morse to begfln mapping that city s togton has a Kansas-born plow Tbe REGISTRATION IN SEPTEMBER M W a y n e J a n s s e n Jacqueline McCarthy, Miss Bar­ College, Hartford. Mr. Behilo Is contribution to toe national cele­ in its display of form imple­ U:86-) JIM STEVE MQIIEER ft FAYE DVMWAY bara Melley and Miss Margaret a graduate of Holy Trinity AIR-CONDITIONED bration. These committees were ments. The plow, one of the orig­ u tto n Srd W EEK McIntosh, all of Manchester. School and Greenfield High 1st Anniversary ^ H II merged Into the PhUadelpMa inal Angell one-w'ky disc-plows, DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED Miss Patric;.: Clai.arowskl of School. He served for four years DaUy 1:80-6:80-8:66 STATEMANCMISTiP ONTfR at Both 1076 Bicentennial Corporation has been restored by a son of Manchester, sister of the bride, with toe U.S. Air Force and was Sat.-Sun. 1:46-4:10-6:36-9:00 ^ "AR ADULT TOF-ROTCI TNRUlir mil FAeu BIAR OI THIAiei for toe purpose of developing the inventor. Tbcater* was juitlor bridesmaid. stationed at Amsterdam, Hol­ Soon: Sidney PoUter WIDIM. •TTMBS” proposals for consideration by Ddyeloped by Charlie J. An- 4f.4f.4f.4f.if4f.4f.Jf.4f.Jf.4f.Jf.4f.4f.4f.4f.4f.4f.4f.4f.4f.4f. r, Their pastel colored gowns “ FOR THE LOVE OF IVY" the national commlsslwi. gell of Plains In 1923, this plow and headbows were styled to StB veM cQ ueen 9 Faye D unaw ay j The WMtechapel Bell Foundry was considered' a significant ad­ w h a t e v e r match toe honor attendant’s, In London, where the original vance In form technology, since and each carried a single carna­ Liberty Bell was cast In 1762, Is it allowed farmers to work lairge tion dyed to match toe color of p o s s e s s e d at______work on 2,400 Mie-tifto size plots of wheat land. The plows Sale Even he can’t run up much of a bill at Bonanza C'uww A{}iM replicas it will produce to com- tested by neighbors and by her gown. Miss Behilo and Miss [G e GS McIntosh were In green. Miss 3 MLf'iiRvici etrr stom memorate toe occasion. Made jgje Angell was producing about r o s e m a r y ? Melley and Miss McCarthy In Look at these O f bronze, Just like the original ^ ^ year. Green Manor Blvd. they will be offered for sale In The inventor was accidentally aqua, and Miss Gadarowskl, in this country for $766 each to hl^ electrocuted in 1927. His son, pink. Tremendous savmgs on mouth-watering ^ I All^ ('OrJI)l I I ' Robert Quliui Sr. of Suffern, Manchester t o r t cal societies, patriotic Francis Angell, and a daughter, At N.Y., brother-in-law of the BO NANZA Values! 7:00)9:10 groups and other “ appropriate Mrs. Christie Angell LinvUle, Sundays donated the plow to the Smith­ bridegroom, served as best BURNSIDE purchasers." man. Ushers were Donald Ur- FILM AND Cont. ' SB'. BuBfi'.llJf AVI lA.I rlAMIOUf: In Massachusetts, where re- sonian in memory of their fa­ name brand merchandise quhart of Weymouth, Mass., SIZZLIN’ SIRLOIN from 2 fPEF PARKING v78 U i i beUlon against toe Crown fla r ^ ther. brother-in-law of the brlde- more toan a decade before the It is one of the original plows Paul Gadarowskl of DEVELOPING STEAK DINNER Revolutionaryn*voiuuonarv War, - commemo------buUt on my tethOT’s farm," said groom; ^__ already to pro- Angoll. “ I spent many months Manchester, ^ e r bf the Low, Low Paces Of ’ Skip Sirloin Sleolt M M During toe years 1796 to sear*' ed la of a dHferecd type from rerealed n eubUniillat ernflne. be elifnfeMtod thia Lawler will be free. that the firemen plan.’’ lord cfaamberialn’e rejectiaa of tacted in the event at emer- eooomite over- genciea while the Rev. Mr. an prertonily in ------. The fair is being receganised the original Brosulway wctlpL will all be aaaign- Maadwater EreniBg Herald But if a bW aboUeMng the drewa and tbe tea id Wednae- Millar la on vacation, in the bopea of Improving the day mght Midiorlaad eecretory BUDetla BoMd « d «0 » groi^ and aammer eorreapaadent, Daaa typea of boodia and broculenlng lord chamberlain receives the of dbOtty the Dimack, tel. royal gowbeed before PatBa- Mra. Barbeni Katoe to traae- Tba tax collector will be at the scope. fer (undo within tlia txidKet, a the Town Hail tomorrow from The firemen would like to ment enhi July 26, die produc- en of ’Tialr” may not have to Mandard finoednre at dio end 0 a.m. until noon for the pey- Then Oiey ariU be grouped ae- r bring attention to the fact Chat at (be bodfat year. ment of town taxOe. aocdkv to tbeir lewd WESTINRHOUSE tor a Whter Safety CHPDA programs enter into the Stniai’e Store, IMnk the loid chamberlain or lay, $42,062. or has been added to mottvatloti, group Incen- ijjjj Women’s Auxiliary o f the than 16 feet of the elde property Iretructor anyone else could find aitfihing It ie budget fo r 1067-66 was $1,- line. 16 Cu. F t NO-FROST staff A recent supcrvloory devdop- fire department will march in wroqg in that" WIGCERY BEAUTY SALON the swimming 2S8,ei7, at ’iMcas $1472,491 was Alao approved wae a request gradUBte, ICis Lawler »»« »* leedenfaip. the Wmington parade Saturday So while the company waits 525 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER eq^anded. submitted by Elijah J. end Luna REFRI0.-FReEZER , . o d ^ ’ ber mrtmming trolning ^ and those participating are ask­ fo r the censor to get the chop, (Photo b y Oswtner) Tbe M g o rt suiplUB Item un- Smith, o f Rhodes Rd. fo r aObool. She wlM be teaching P*f^ recently boded the ed to report to ^ firehouse or "Hair’’ win stay in rdieaneaL P h m e 643-2380 a CHPDA at a session presented A rt’s Package Store at 4:46 p.m. The WiW Weeds’ during performance in Coventry. "It will be a shade more ex­ der tbe Inatnctton oategocy wae buUdlng lot with an undersliod Jumor litonavtag aa well as to teacber’e oalarlen, out o $44,16$, frontage Residential olher leveU of owimming. by the American Management Saturday. pensive, but tt won’t make Open Tuesday-Saturday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Association in the field of super­ Coventry much dlfCerence H the show ia a at m faudgetod $ao4,787.- zone. Csslgiimiiils Regatta Saturday Tbe prinuury reason tor Ibe >289 The ZBA will hold a public visory leadership. The Eastern Divisional Na­ smash hit, as It was in Ameri­ F rid ays 9 A.M . to 9 P.M . SbalenU have been aadgned emplna in tbe oatgoing frane- hearing July 22 at 8 p.m. in the On casters. L a rg e 140 no-defrost tional Canoe Regatta wHl be ca,” Verner added. to daases as listed. The first tar etooounts hogget was a snr- Town HaU on an appUcatlon held Saturday and Sunday at freezer, fully adjustable shelves, UmeB period will run from /wr l • U * oa*uroay ana ounoay at ‘Trad Weeds’: The Sound phM at $71,682 for Rodcvffle submitted by Richard J. and Tboee in Junior Lifesaving 1 O Q jCL\ 171 W\\SXOT\ Hollow Dam, hooted 7-day meat keeper. a.m. Ogh studenti ToBand, cot Mary 8. Haley of Hartford for a oi.— are D. Potter, M. Butkus by the local canoe club. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Top winners may enter the na­ Of Early Beatles, Louder ot a hodgetod $188,000. frontage requirement. O. Santos, P . Santos, T. Man­ The $19,461 deficit for con- >nie Haleys are seeking per- ning, and 8. Manning. Today is Friday, July 12, the tional championships at Lake By HOLLY OANTNER Windsor and have mads four tracted aarvloee under toane- mission to erect a single tamfly In Swimmers are 8. Potter, Sebago, N.T. Aug. 10 and 11 IMth day of 1B68. There are 172. records so far. ’Itisir names are poitatton wae partially cCfeset house on a parcel of land located \ O. WUUams, R. Morra, P. Mor- and those winners wUl be eligi­ days left in the year. “ The WUd Weeds” did their Alan Anderson, Ray Zeiner, Skip by a $2,800 toeurance mplus. on Old Kent Rd. which haa a ra, T. Santos, and P. Maiming. Today’s Highlight In History ble to enter U.S. Olympic Trials thing, which in their case was YaMtis, Bob Dudek and Andy The $8,860 capital outlay frontage of 160.81 feet. The lot la In Utennediates are L. Potter, On this date in the year im Aug. 31 to Sept 2 at Long Beach, Lepak, and they, were here for budget was. overeqwnded by on the north side of Old Kent Deb Sretos, Diane O’Brtan, D. bx. JuUus Caesar was bom. Calif. to provide a rapt and enthu-. BH TER IDEA CAR! the weeUy teen dance sponsor­ Henderson, M. Hendersan, and Voter Session Set slasUc audience with a good, $42,962, becawe of the board’e r ^. about 800 feet from the In- On This Date ed by the CJoventry Policem en’ s 1967 FORD R U X IE SOO LUXURY 2-DOOR HARDTOP deoWon to purcbase many tersectlon of Garnet Ridge Rd. J. Dixon. The monthly voter making solid, rock beat for four hours In 1806, Napoleon Bonaparte Benevolent Association. itema forced out at this year'e Voter Regietratlaa In Begfameni are J. Butkus, ebtabliahed the Confederetion of session will be held in Yeomans Wednesday night. Young visi­ The dance coincided with the budget by the Board at FInaaoe The next Voter Registration A. BatkH, L. Manning, Donna the Rhine. Hall tomorrow from 10 a.m. to tors from Coventry, England visit of 106 people from Coven­ out. sesalon w ill be held July 28, O'Biiaa, PL Sborrock, D. But- In IMl, German armies noon. were among those reacting to 390 V -8 engrine, automatic transnuBSitm, try, England, wiw will be here The $8,600 deCictt in tbe stu­ from e to 8*jp.m. a t the Town cracked the Stalin Line in Rus- the vibrations. Dcniae O’Brtan, and D. Warner. for another two weeks. Most of dent bixly account ia for the Hall. da and marched toward Kiev, Manchester Evening Herald This relatively new addition to FACrrURY AIR OONDITiONlNG, p ow en In the 9:15-10:16 time slot the the British young people attend­ aame reason and coven the oott Correction Moscow and Leningrad. Columbia correspondent Vir­ the ever-increasing list of rock 00 Advanced Swimmers are D. ed the dance, some 60 or so be­ of tbe school uniforms cut from Due to a typograiMcal error, In 1967, Prince Karim, a 20- ginia Carlson tel. 228-9224. groups didn’t really conform to {fteerinsr, power brakes, radio, tinted glass, Leiner, M. CIsoon, L. CUcon, ing given free admission as the 1068-60 budget Wednesday's article on the road year-<^ shident at Harvard Un­ the style of some of the newer M. Qrunake, and G. Hoffman. guests o f Coventry, Conn. whitewall tires, dduxe apBearance trim, BPHNA Report aid allocation neglected to Uat iversity, became the new Aga groups to reach popularity. It 2695 In the Swlmmen are A. Leiner, The RockvUle PubUc Health Rhodes Rd. as tbe third priority isn't the sound of the far-out P. Hoffman W. Behnnsm, siA Public Record (F ro st white, burgundy vinyl interior.) AsBoclation made a ‘total o f 2,- road with a budgeted amount of ther, who had died the day be- "psychedelic” type of music, K. Dooley. Ranches in Florida 220 vlaltB during the year tor $8,000. Old Kent Rd. was aUocat- fore. Executor’s Deed nor is it the smooth sound of KISSIMMEE, Fla — Florida, mental Ulneae, maten^ty, men­ hi the Intermediates are K. In 1960, Soviet Premier NUdta James P. McConvlllc, executor “ The Association” or "The ed $4,000, not $8,000 as printed. miwliua Bogner, R. Bogner, T. Grunske, tal retardatfoo, infant welfare, IQtrushchev said the Monroe of the will of Catherine McCon- Mamas and the Papas.” the land of beaches and resorts. T. Cavanaugh, J. Dooley, J. Doctrine had outlived Us time ville, to Anton F. and Carole D. Is also a cow state, with more preadwol ebUdren, acfaool end Manchester Eveoliig Herald Orunake. Begtamers are K . Lei- It’s more the sound of early- than 15,000 cattle farms and older peratlve Undergarten ees- WESTINDKDUSE finding and good-wiU tour of walk, and Claire Emily Cham­ Florida counties. Manslaughter duc, L. Mahon aixl Joe Grun- boys from Liverpool did in their efon to o b s e m diildren, dIscuBs DENERAL OECTRIC Convenient up-front controls. Bright, sharp Central America. bers, 94 S. Lakewood Circle. ske. earlier days. health problems with the teach­ Linked to Fire UPMDHT Five Tears Ago July 20, St. Mary's Episcopal It is a sound that is im­ There wiU be a 16-minute Communist China reported er, check health records and 2-SPEED WASHER picture. Convenient carrying handle. Church. possible to stand still to. ex­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) —The break between the 10:16 and that Sovlet-Chlnese ideological leave Uterature for the dhUdren two fires at the Stretfleld Motor Itos 2 speeds, 3 cycles, FftEEZfR Dr. Thomas Joseph Tarasovic, cept' that the 600 or so teen­ 10:30 class. The next time slot to take homo to parento. ' i„n Wedneeday night have been 3 w ater tempo, and talks taking place in Moscow Bridgeport, and Teresa Marie agers who attended the per­ runs foom 10:80-11 a.m. Swim- warned A dental conference for pre- united with a same man charged famous Mind - 'Wash. TOW- T7. XT- w ere going badly and Kapusy Griffin, Stratford. formance did Just that, at least men are L. Sambogna, F. Ne- situation was very aeri- oidiool children was h ^ last with manslaughter for the death Large capacity. A real most of them: They stood still. * ^ 2 0 7 gro, L. Versin, P. Sobol and T. New Book Tells Story of the Kennedys July and another is scheduled of ^ woman In another fire at bear for wear. It was obviously a choice op­ itsrriM. One Y ear Ago tUs month, with 66 chUctoen at- the motel Peb. 28. Stores 595 pounds o f food. H as To Appear at Rock portunity for the fans, who got The Intermediates are D. Sam- negroes besieged a Newark, tending tbe last eeeslon from Raymond C. ReUly, 24, was 0 a chance to watch a live per­ fast freeze shdves, bulk package bogna, 8. Negro, C. Jensen, B. n.j., poUce station and demon- BERLIN (AP) — Aim Rocke­ which eight referrals were oharged Thursday with anon formance from a group that has The Kennedys have had it storage, precision temperature Uisin, and C. Aldrich. Btrated at Oty Hall after a Ne­ feller Pierson, New York Gov. a record, " I ’m Dreaming,” in made. and held in Ueu of $60,000, the control, buil’t-in tumbler hx;k, gro taxi driver had been arrest­ Ndson Rockefeller’s oldest all. n>e RPHNA also met with police said. He was free earlier the top 20 hits. 18 lb. Capacity Norg* Churchm, M. Sobol, G. Sobol, daughter, is scheduled to make From hunger in Ireland to tbe ToUand Junior Women’s $20,000 bond after pleading etc. ed. I The five young men, whose Automatic C. Miner, 8. Lynch, Brian Al­ her first pubUc appearance in Club and a representative of the not giW y to.'smmslaugbter in equipment seemed to take up realization, three generations drich, J. Maulucci and K. her'father's campaign when a Connecticut Society for Proven- connection with the February more room than they did, have Woshor n s 4 Churchill. pcdiUcal rrightciub opens tonight later, of the American Dream. tlco of BUndnees in preparing fire. Eliminate Drilling? the typical, fashionable, some­ Also in Beginners are 8. Dres- in his honor. Wealth. Position. Power. their program for vision screen- ect to eliminate hand when "The Rock” has its referrals were followed up by with tissue paper, placed under nowadays. Nevertheless, it dream become nightmare. Aldrich and G. Vine. tooth drilling in the future by kickoff celebration in honor of tbe nurse. doors to rooms on the fifth and makes one wonder If a crew famous American In the 11:00-n :30 Ume slot the using a "glue” like that with Rockefeller’s bid for the Repub­ The violence done them by Mailmen Delayed third floors. The rooms were 4-Speed Console cut wouldn’t be more com­ swimmers are K. Duke, K. which a barnacle sticks to a lican preaidenttal nominatk^ a ToUand Poetmaster Helen unoccupied, and there were on- 18" Color TV. Port­ fortable, considering the great fate is cruel enough. But the Stereo. AutonKrtic SchiavetU, T. Preuss, Blaine ship. When the super-strength Rockefeller spokesman, said fVni^gh hM requested parents ly -minor damages. physical effort that goes Into violence done them by the able Type— Lessard and Barry Lessard. In glue is synthesized, a dentist Thursday. Uvtog to more heavUy populat- Killed in the February fire Changer m these performances. the Intermediates are D. Lan- will Just scrape a cavity, then The chib will be in operation dark side of the human mind ed seftlntie of town to keep was Mrs. Elaine Bray, 21 at Demonstrator *3 1 3 H jc five boys who make up non, T. Davis, M. Davis, Kathy Insert a filling material of ce­ each Friday night at Manero’s has appalled the nation and their children ott the roods. NorfoUc, Va. Duke, 8. SchiavetU, G. Cart­ ramic and glue. Steak House. "The WUd Weeds’ ’ are all from the world. Rural carriers have reported Police said Redlly matched de- wright and K. Slnon. delays to the deUvery of mall scriptions witnesses gave of a Begiimeni are MB. Lannon, The story of this American cauiwMl by the children playing man seen fleeing alter sound- B. Terry, A. Bacon, M. Lemalre, family, what has been given on the roads. tag a fire alarm acroea the G.E. 21 Cu. Ft. 10 Cu. Ft. 330-lb. 8. TVefethen, J. Stephens, T. it and what has been taken r '- j- fifatlnoal nuiTfh Notes street from the motel. Side-by-Side Upright llaiMHIilii. R. Maynard, E. Wed- Mrs. *Hamaid, lay The two firee Wedneeday night from it, is as fantastic as it is Refrig.-Preeier man, D. Ouellette, C. Terry,' B. mtototer, wUl deUver Sunday foUowed the same pattern m SAVE $7A O ff Reg. *141 Bacon, C. Brendle, D. Cart­ frightening. morntog's sermon at the 9:80 the February fire, police said. wright, L. Briggs, P. Maynard, Price Weeds-Atvay-Sale Once before the Associated Dan Hills, Doreen Hills and G. PHONOU PORTABLE Smith. 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unannouDclng and reonnounoing tihnself 1st but for a long time—even as a oondMato. IRanrtfrBtTi before Kennedy’s death — ho Court Upholds College Boards City May Hire But, although it can be poestble to R F K Aides had toyed with thoughts of a The M an chester High Some Workers sympathize with Oovemor Rockefeller pdliUcal career of Ms own. In Conviction of MANCHESTER'S Ev €ttpnin$ IfTraUi School Guidance Department as he modestly finds himeelf in the po­ Move on to time, that ambition could take announces th|rt thc( College From Olivetti PDBLJSHKD BY TUB sition of the more popular candidate with Mm bMk to his home state of Adam Powell Expnuiti U te A U > PR IN Tm O OO.. INC Board Scholastic Aptitude Only Fuel Oil Dealer the lower ddegate count, It would ob­ California, where he could pick U BiawU Street Other Lives Test, the acMevement tests, HARTFORD (AP) — Some of G h ou l (a p ) JIanciMoter. Conn. viously be ridiculous politics for Mr. up the law practice. he once YORK (AP)—The 1966 mlidsb THOXA8 F. ra^USON conviction of former Rep. Adam and the writing sample will the 1,800 workers of the Olivetti- Open 24 Hours A Doy! WAL.TBR R. FERGUSON Nixon to agree to submit himself to By RICHABD HABWOOD PUbUBiera he given at the school tomor- Underwood’s Hartford plant may any such ordeal by poll. W hy shoiilld he The Washington Pont He and other Kennedy staff » charge of Founded Oototer 1, 1881 members have until August 6 ^ t e m p l of court. be absorbed Into the ranks of give up Ms own advantages ohd pro­ Students taking the S.A.T. PtMMied Every Bvenbic Except Sundnya WASHmOTON—After weeks wind up the senator’s official 8 ( ^ y Jail sen- Hartford’s Caty government MORIARTY BROTHERS •jfd BoUdaya. Entered et the Poet Office at mote those of his opponent? In the morning should be In Maaoheater, Oorai., aa Second daaa Mail 0< affairs and abandon the offices *• W® when the firm leaves. M atter. If it would be ridiculous for Mr. Nixon giie< and IndecUion, Robert •jjir'in hTI' upheld by a (hree-to-two vote of their seats by 8:80. TTmss to agree to any sudi test by ptdl, U Kennedy’s poUUcal men are be- Appellate DlWMon of the talking the acMevement testa Mayor Ann Uccello said Serving: You for SUBSCRIPTION RATES , 2 4 2 4 P lia b le In Advance would be unethical, unprincipled and a ginning to move. <n be glad," he remarked Supreme Court. and the writing sample In the Thursday she was asking the One Tear ...... $80.00 sorry precedent for the official patty Some of them are going back week, "when It’e done. aftetnoon should be In their city administration officials tq Over >/t of a CJentury Six Montha ...... 16.50 '’seats by 1:80. Each student cotudder an active recruitment Three Montha ...... 7.80 organdzation to even consider the Rodce- to politics. Larry O’Brien has We’ve all got to break away One Month ...... 3.60 Joined up with Vice Preeident k>kl start again. after file ruling 'nuirsday that should Bring two soft lead program to eMtot aa many qual­ HOUR HOUR feller suggestion. U -wlB be a sad day pencils and a ballpoint pen. M o M l i MEMBER OF Humphr^. Dick Tuck, the elf------no decision had been made yet ified employes as possible from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for American politics if the polls are Puking will be in the stu- lih advance man, reportedly on whether to take the case to the oloalng plant Into the city FUEL OIL TMa Aaaoclated Presa la excluelvely entitled ever allowed to become a substitute tor the Court of Appeals, New York . dent lot off Brookfield St. govenunent. to ttie uae of repuldioaUon of aU news dia- has offered his services to New patohea oredlted to it or not otherwlae credit­ the development of individual preference State’s highest trtbunal. and entrance to the building York Gov. Nelson RockefeUer, A total of 188 city jobs are DGLIYERY SBMHCf ed In tliia paper and also the local news pul>- The 60-year-old Powell, who will be through the cafeteria Hahed here. and decision. To give the polls any such a Republican. People in available In both poUee and fire FU EL O IL S AH rtattta of r^idbUoaUon of special dis- official status vtould be a mistake worse has been deoted m a Democrat­ lobby, where room assign­ posUionB for those qualified, paaohea herein are also reserved. Others are starting new ca­ than any mistake a party could make in ic congressman from Heoiem ments will be posted. site said. Recent pay Increases reen or resuming old ones. H m HeraU Printing Cbmpany Inc., as- nominating a candidate who dkbi’t hap­ tor more than 20 yean, was re­ which make Hartford policemen H onea no financial responsibility for t>-po- Fred Dutton, Kennedy’s de facto The News ported to be on Bimini, his fa^ danger of arrest—on condition "the highest paid in New Eng­ graphloal errors appearing in advertiaements pen to stand well in the polls, and whose campaign manager, la practic­ CALL 643-5135 and other reading matter in The Manchester vorite Island retreat in the Ba­ that he appeal Immediately to land", she said, make the offer Brentag Herald. nomination might prove to be a disaster MANCHESTER ing law again—in Washington, LBJ Smites After SpiU hamas. file Appellate Division, vAilxdi he attractive. 301 CENTER STREET at the -voting booths. Callfoniia and New York. Frank fcbaafcer to Los Angeles Times-Washlng- __. ■ ■ *1, 1 a X . WASHINOTON (AP)— / --WW-PreM- Ihunday’s A8lU8IMC8jr « X'UlUa^''~*VCUltVruling-—came aft- UlU.did. He Uter visitedvssmvw^ the—^ city, ” I have requested the city ad­ too Post News Service. In the uphill, almost hnposelble fight PUl service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. ssanaiewiu, the l ^ senator s dent JiAmson sUpped and took a or el^it yeara o t litigation over and has preached at the Abyssl- ministration to take immediate .RthUahera Representatives — TTie Julius Governor Rockefeller Is choosing to prees secretary. Is likely to sign spill Thursday night after he powrell’s fafiure to pay a defa- Man Baptist church of which he steps to actively recruit quali­ Itews Special Agency — New York, Ch<- wage, the way he stands in the poUs o, Detroit and Boston. ^ reviewed a Marine Corpe matiwi Judgment won b y a ’Il- la pastor. But Thursday’s deci­ fied workers for the police and MwnwhUe. will be a factor in the thinking of all ecto with either NBC or CBS. He parade. yeaiMrid Harlem widow who sion nullified ills parole. fire departments and other city DERANIUMS - SPEOlU. anny reportt Friday, July 12 delegates to the Republloen NaUcnal write a monUily piece The parade was staged at the powell called a "bag woman” depeutmento In view of the fi­ i DEDDHIG PUNTS patrola kBled Oonvention, no doubt about that. But Atlantic Magazine on the Marine Barracks during the —collector of graft tor police- nality of the OUvetU-Underwood H Petonlaa, Saapdragons, Begonias, ------It cdiould never be more than one factor, performance of the communlca- yeu ly gathering of Marine men—on a 1960 tolevtoion pro- decision,'’ Mayor Uccello said. 8hraa and a I tlons niedia. Oorpo generals from around the gram. It apparently made Pow- In addition, she said, there 3 i . r * 2 . 2 5 ' Lower Casualties and a relatively minor factor at that. Inside H Scabioaa, Dahlia, AlyMom, Etc. gun In the «c are 124 Jobs in other city gov­ The factor which dtould be dominant The Ford Foundation has of- worid. ell subject to arrest If he came teniUtarlxed H we dui refrain from asking why, tored generous travel grants to Johnson went to the home of into New York State without ernment agencies other than Small Plants 4 For in the minds of the delegates to any Report ■Ight. U.8. but merely note that the situation does various members of Kennedy’s the barracks’ commandant to making a further appeal and ob- puMic safety tor those either | 7 9 *'" “”'’^ ’3f.r*2.25 oOmt Norfii presidential nominating convention la senate staff. Including three of receive the generals after the tabling a parole from a Judge of not Interested or not qualified cocM, we oon get the flavor of good (Confinned from Page 8) go milM not that at wMch man would serve the for the public safety posts. o news from Vietnam. the young writers and intellec- ceremony. the Court of Appeals, party's cause and intesast best because To be eligible for a Job as It is the recW reduction in casual­ tuals who were important In- (tomlng down the steep steps The amount of the defamatKm ing touted as airtight—an im­ A eomplBt* Him o f Oxford he would be likely to make the best fluencea on the senator’s philo- tram the house later, Johnson Judgment to Esther James went fireman or policeman, one must ties both ways. penetrable series of what OXFORD, •opMcal development — Peter waving to people gathered up and down drastically over be between the ages of 21 and £ i Preeident for the country. amounts to concentric circles of 1 NTH POOLSUPPUES Ortho Products — Inseetkides, Edmund Blu The number of American dead has, EdetmsLH, Adam Wallnsky, and oufekte when he sliiq>ed on the (he years as more than a dozen 84, a high school graduate smd A good conscientious delegate could check potato, starting several day the la gl blessedly, now det^ ed from the high Tom Johnston. The grants will bottom step and fell to one knee, state Judges Issued opinions on in good physical health. Fungicides — H&H Fertilizers no more ditermine drls by looking at blocks away from the Interna­ 1 Chlorhie—Tablets & Granular poetry at Ox weekly paints it soared to tidien, after Generals and Secret Service Powell’s conduct in the case, OfflMels of OlivetU-Underwood the results of a public opinion poll than provide them with a year of tional AmpMtheater. tag heaMfa. E beginning to meet in Paris, both sides agents nshed to Ms assistance. Some time ago, Powell cleared said earlier in the week their Sootts — Peat Moss — Pine BBxk he oould by looking at -the reported ad­ leisure and freedom from fi­ This year no single badge 1 PHPhn Um e yean ohvlowaly eeceleted their military vigor nancial conceihs. He quickly Jumped up, brushed himself of a civil complaint con- decision to leave Hartford was vance Une-up of himself and his fellow will admit delegates, the press, Mukh — Marble Chips — term. in Vietnam in the etfort to score fleld not negotiable. 1 ALBAM Algaecide delegatesr Johnston leaves this week for ^ or the public (who, under one Bhmden poBition points for themselves at Paris. Europe and Edelman will follow Umouelne. We hope the delegates to the Repub­ plan, tvlU be limited to about ■ Ammonium Alum Patio Blocks & Concrete ware Graves in And it is of equal signifioance that the oAfYn Utt I. fr. he ’niUTaday'* court decision did 2,000 spectators). Under' pres­ American p lican National Oonvention find them­ iT weekly daim of the number ot the ene­ Sunday Wallnsky however will as he got In the car. He not specify at witai point con- ent plans, separate tickets will FOR RENT 477-241 in tt selves free, botxid neither by any dreary be needed for each day, with maateis of i my ’Ufled, as released by our side, has remain here through the fall to , ^ ' comes serious enough to be con- 8 and 10 nmz Movie Pro- assumption of a predetermined organl- work with the Kennedy family * perforated portions that will be Jeetora—(Mond or oUent, aloq sor will be < Mao gone into a sudden and marked de­ sldered criminal contempt. za-Uon consensus nor by any gfbmnlck Fho tocrafihed By A. E. Bucelviclus I«weH’s «up cline. on plans for a living memorial The criminal contempt cita­ tom off by security guards at 88 mm. elide projeotoni. FROM “ GROWER TO YOU” ITS YOUR Ipoln pMl-lond. It may well be that noth­ RAFT ON HACKETTS POND Citizenship Considered ad to nomim There is one thing such statistics ob- to the dead senator. After that, tion was made before the Ho'.:se each successive check point. WELDON DRUG CO. ing can .keep a Presidential race from The purpose is not only to pro­ Bhmden s vlouriy have to reflect. he, too, will go abroad. For ‘ Walkinf^ Widow of Representetlves beared Pow­ 707 Mohi St—TeL 048-5821 being something of a popularity contest; Jeff Greenfield, another of the tect the President, but also to ta g from an *n>ere has been less unit to unit fight­ EL PASO, Tex. (AP) —A wi­ ell from taking Me seat at the there should, however, be room ‘for young writers attracted to Ken- prevent disturbances on the “ It’a Juri (M ing going on in Vietnazn. dow who walked with her five start of the 90th Congress In some Judging on the basis of what Can­ Herald nedy, is In New York working chUdren from El Salvador in 1907. The grounds were misuse floor by Negro, student, and not weQ." The combat levri of the war has been didates Rockefeller and Nixon may be on a book about contemporary Central America to live In (he of House committee funds and other demonstrators that would lowered. Inside Report Yesterdays Open Foru] be picked up by televlslwi for TONI WOODLAND GARDENS Fuel Di like imdemeath the dimplea. folk music. UMted States — has gained at Ws embroilment with New York Takm by Hself, such a statistical re- by K. Dun Gifford, who sought least a temporary foothold In courts. Later that year, Powell nationwide riewtag. ★ LET JOHN AND LEON ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ By Stril The Idea Is to hermetlcaly velatian is good. It might be, in fact, 25 Years Ago delegates for Kennedy, and Dick this country. ^^s re-elected to Congress In a $****2.00 » U 3 SYDNEY Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak sealed the International Amphi­ the only way we come to agreement in A house on W. Center St., The Faith We Need’ qA Jesus to the gospels, we find Drayne, the assistant press sec- A bill wMch will grant Mrs. special election but he never 168 WOODLAND ST.—OPEN DAILY TILL 9—PHONE 643-8474 fuel drougb To the BdRor, theater from outside Influences Vietnam, or realize that the war is oom- Losers Should Finish Nice Guys owned by George C. Lessard all these qualities inherent to retary for the campaign, have Mortensla Beltran Rivas and claimed his seat. In the primary ARTHUR DRUG fiomrlde eti WASHINGTON — Key mem­ payers, could come to CMcago R has been almoat a month Mm. He is love itself for <3od and give convention managers ing to on end — some iiistinotiTe, word­ and occupied by Sanol J. Solo­ returned to their old Jobs on the her family citizenship is being last June 18, he won the Demo- «r driven 1 One of the first recommendations bers of the committee on ar­ and show them how to do it. since the tragic death of Sena­ is love and Hiu teachings and total control. And the way it’s less, two-way de-escalation of the mili­ mon, is struck by lightning dur- staff of Sen. Edward Kennedy, considered by the House Judl- cratlc nomination to run again emptoyn}^ framed tor the new National Commis­ rangements for the Democratic But the Signal Corps Is not tor Kennedy. Mart o i ns, I'm commandments are based on going, the number one manager tary pressure the two sides maintain ' ing a freak storm wMch dumps the last of the brothers. clary Committee, and commit- m November, aehednlee sion On the Causes and Prevention of National Convention were leav­ available for Sen. Eugene Mc­ sure, were deeply grieved and love. will not be CMswell, not John against each other. little rain on the east side of Lewis Kaden, a brilliant tee aides say no deportation ac- in ithe criminal contempt road trans] Violence says that we Amerloane need ing the WMte House Cabinet Carthy's communications sys­ aUU are. Tkvo brothers suffering Many people do not like the young researcher on the late tlon will be taken until a decl- case, a Jury convicted Powell of M. Bailey, the barely visible When we begin the process of trying Room on June 18 when John tem, wMch is suffering from town in contrast with torrents to learn to be better losers than we are. the same traigic end. This can­ expression that we ore c sick senator’s staff, will spend the aion on the bill has been deliberately violating court or- national chairman, not Hum­ H w Aueb to analyze why this decline in casualties the WMte House demands on west ot Arch St. The recommendation came, as might Criswell, the President’s man not easily be forgotten. Also it society. The sickness is sin end next couple of months finishing reached. ders to appear for a financial phrey, but Lyndon B. Johnson. J Aaaociatlaa Friday at the National Commit­ lUlnols Bell. Twenty-six members of Hose in die f l ^ rfioidd be taking place, then be expected, from among a panel of followed eo doeely on the heels we might as w ^ face it. up a book with Theodore Kheel, Employment for Mrs. Rivas is examination in connection with 935 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A ^ . TO 5 :^ P.M. worhe n ha tee, turned to Mr. Johnson. and Politicians here,” both In Mc­ Co. 2 travel by mule-drawn wag­ we leave the €trea of good certainty — of the assassination of Dr. Mar­ Jeremiah the propet said, "the the New York labor mediator. being sought by the Albuqu- the defamation judgment. State - CLOSED MON. - OPEN THURS. & FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC S T O R B ^ 17 O ^ ST.. manufactur psydilatrisrtB assembled to consider the said; Carthy’s camp and that of Vice on to Bokus Grove, Buckland, fewer human beings killed, the reality tin Luther King. heart of man Is deceitful above The subject: Mediation. erque, N.M;, law firm wMch Supreme Court Justice Arthur Encrineeringr Supplies MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-5171 - 241 ASYLUM ST., HAR’TFORD - TEL 522-7201 - wnployere theme of violence. President Hubert Humphrey, for their annual outing. of peace therefore being nearer — find "Of course, Mr. President, We cannot but admire the all thingli 6nd desperately wick­ It was the young people, like stepped in to help the woman' Markewlch Imposed the jail sen- WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERIGCE - 142 EAST CENTEB ST. - TEL 649-7196 be laid off It seems that we Americans place «ich the almost certain nominee, are and Instruments enter the realm of oontioverslal and 'in- Aug. 27 is going to be the really stamina of the entire Kennedy ed.” Yes, It's a question of the Kaden, whose careers were most last month when she faced de- tence and fine, ‘“n » etrl an extreme Importaltee on winning that ' big day out in CMcago.” wondering why Mr. Johnson is 10 Years Ago family through the long vigU heart and no one can change the Manchester Blueprint ocmdusive speculation. disrupted by Kennedy’s assas- portatlon tor entering the coun- Last March 22, Powell ap- ere threate we neglect the -virtue of "losing well." Aug. 27 is President’s John­ insisting on such elaborate fa­ Summer cloudburst causes of waiting and hoping and then heart but Christ. That la why try illegally. peered late at night at Marke- and Supply, Inc. At the top and best speculative level, cilities. Since there is no ques­ .sination. Wallnsky and Edelman. eoanomy,’ ’ It should be Just as important to be a son's 60th birthday, and al­ flooding on Bolton St. due to the end. God sent Christ into thie world An immigration official in El wlch’s apartment here. Marke- 690 Hartford Rd., this decline in combat could be the ene­ tion at all of any change in the for example, at times seemed good loser as it is to win, say the psy­ though Criswell, treasurer of an overflowing storm sewer and A family of 10, one sHU uh- to be the saviour o f sinners. The Paso has said that Mrs. Rivas -wlch paroled Powell—Ufting the Manchester, Coon.—649-8698 u President’s retirement plans, llker elder sons to him, with no Tbe Natl my's touch o f response for our March chiatrists. the National Committee and ex­ saturated dry well. bom left without a father and a Bible says Jesus come into the will be rele€ised on her own re­ the obvious answer is that Mr. professional identity or aspira­ Love sieait toriete Aaai 81 restriction in our bombing areas. Ch­ Hieir theory seems to be that people ecutive director of the Aug. 26 devoted wife left to carry on. world to undo the works of the cognizance without bond provld Johnson Is planning to proceed tions uninvolved with the sena­ per cent i it could be a mutual de-escalation being CMcago convention, can be per­ Rldies will not assuage the devil. We oee the workings of ed she can find employment. who don’t lose gracefully and phUoso- at the convention as he has pro­ tor. trafOc. M undertaken, consciously and deliberate­ mitted a bit of poetic license, A Thought for Today grief and the loneliness they the devil eJQ around us, I don’t 116.95 etopped in phioally are likely to turn toward vio­ the remark nonetheless points ceeded all Ms life—do what will experience in the days that For the older men It was dif­ ly, by both sides. Sponsored by the Manchester need to mention them. John Eisenhower O F MANCHESTER hit city, a lence In compensation tor the loss they up a little-known fact. comes naturally and run the ferent. 'Theodore Sorensen was Id At the worst, H could be what many Council of Churches follow. President Johnson, to a re­ pate a eerl haven’t learned to bear. whole show Mmself from Ms Grief and sorrow have come cent speech, said we need to an established New York lawyer Named to Nixon Group Cocktail Table military analysts in Vietnam seem to The fact is that, as now pro­ The tani To be honest about it, they make it hotel suite as a glorious salute to all of us and no doubt trage­ pray to God for our country; and has returned to his practice. WASHINGTON (AP) — For­ Note! grammed, the Democratic con­ Renewal deitvering think — the enemy lull during which he clear they don’t wrant us to turn into L to LBJ. dy to some whether jioh or poor however, let us pray to the God Arthur Schlcslnger Jr. has gone mer President Dwight D. Elsen­ vention is first of all going to To keep God at the center 45.95 Bee, ambu is building up strength and suj^jiles for fidl lifetime losers, who get so we never be a paean of praise for the r It is significant, for example, and to all races. of the Bible not the gods of our back to his writing and to his hower’s son, John S. Eisenhow­ that a National Committee an­ of one’s life requires frequent teaching job at the City Univer­ , milk depc one more spectacular offensive before expect to win. five years of Lyndon B. John­ The few times that I heard own making. Let us pray to the er, has been appointed Pennsyl- eefaeduled nouncement of the appointment renewal of power through pray­ sity of New York. Kenneth We made a mis­ the American elections. "Nice guys finidi last,” Leo Durocher son’s Presidency—"a halo for Senator Kennedy speak I felt God who created the world and vaMa chairman of Citizens for Monday. of Mrs. India Edwards, an old- er. But such renewal Is not O’Donnell is back in Boston as In the middle, the unusual decline in Lyndon,” as one top party man he was a man who had hu ow.”. all that in them is and hung Nixon. — Domeetl< is supposed to have observed, long be­ line Truman Democrat, as chief measured by the amount of take in Wed’s., activity could be a reflection of the es­ commented privately. Only sec­ convictions and Was no* afraid the earth upon nothing. Job 26- a business co'nsultant. Stephen Charles S. Rhyne, local law­ fore he began demonstrating that you of women's activities at the time it takes, rather by the de­ Smith, Kennedy’s brother-in-law. pecially heavy bombing we have been ondarily Is the convention go­ to voice them. I believe !n this: 7-verse. yer who heads the national com­ don’t really have to be nice to finish convention was ordered with­ gree to which one Is able even Is again managing the family’s mittee supporting former Vice dotng of various enemy positions, and ing to be the forum for nom­ he was an honest man He him­ Let us get back to the God July 10, paper. at the bottom of the standings. inating Mr. Johnson’s successor held by'Criswell until it could lor a short time to have re­ self said that to cami/aigmng who created man in Ms own fortune (and Ms own fortune, as President Richard M. Nixon for of the fact that the enemy is "hurting” ffaw the psychiatrists want to veer as party leader and Presiden­ be rushed to the White House laxed and unhurried commun­ for the Piresidency he felt there Image and breathed Into his well). the presidency, announced the from the casualties we did inflict during away from the alleged cause and effect tial candidate. lor Mr. Johnson’s personal ap­ ion with God. One can pray in­ was danger, he seemed to sense nostrils the breath of life. How many of them will re­ appointment Thursday. He said Manchester Parkade ttie periods of his greater activity. relationsMp. Their assumption is that we Consider the matter of com­ proval. wardly at any time and any­ it but in spite o f this he pressed Genccls 2-7 verse. turn to politics In 1968 Is uncer­ John Eisenhower's group will where—in a subway or on an There is no clear choice between such may prove to be losers, in any given munications. Working through This cautious refusal to act on end In a moment, without W e are not the by-product of tain. seek to attract the votes of inde­ athletic field. But mie prays conflicting veins of analysis. contest, tor a number of reasons, which Criswell and National Commit­ without specific LBJ approval warning, he was the target of some pre-hlstoric animal as Sorensen ran for a place on pendents and Democrats in may also explain the other­ best either alone or with un­ an assassin’s bullet. We wonder the New York Democratic con­ There can be a hope. It would be the may have nothing to do with character. tee agents on the scene at CM­ some would have us believe. Pennsylvania. hope that both sides are beginning to cago, the WMte House has or­ wise inexplicable failure of con­ derstanding friends. To avoid why God did not stay the hand We sing the hymn, "Poith Of vention delegation a few weeks The elder Eisenhower, under In any case, they say, the Important neglecting to pray, it is best to realize that their eftorts to score mili­ dered the most elaborate and vention memagers to schedule a of the assassin but we cannot Our Fathers Holy Faith." Yes, ago and was defeated. ScMe- whom Nixon served as vice thing is tor "loseiiB to be nice guys.” expensive telephone system single role lor the Young Dem­ have a time-habit and a place- question the wisdon of God. I that Is the faith we need, tlw slnger has been saying nice president, has not publicly ex­ Women’s Shoes tary points for the negotiating table at With aU this we think we agree, with ever installed at a national con­ ocrats or the committee’s habit. This is so importanf that believe there Is a voice in all faith thsy fought and died for. things about Governor Rocke­ pressed a preference for the Paris are quite likely to cancel eax^ one possible reservation. vention. Its purpose: To link Youth Division. With youth it is worth great effort, in spite this for us and for our loved America needs a spiritual re­ feller. Dutton Is being courted GOP presidential nomination. other out, just as it was really a recog­ Is it quite right and just that some of the President's downtown hotel making up the solid base of of the hurry of life and our lack America. Amerloa the beautiful vival-. It may be all right to have by the vice president’s men w nition of military and power stalemate us rtMUld have so many more opportuni­ suite instantaneously with the McCarthy’s enthusiastic and of privacy. we sing but it is stained with gun legiMation, but that will not and although he has made no Martinique Poet Cited QaML which brought them to agree to meet decision it Is not unlikely U>at ties to practice being good losers than chairm ^ of each of the 55 emotional shock troops, some Georgia Harkness the sins of a disobedient and do away with murderers tor VIAREGGIO, Italy (AP) jtii and talk at Paris in the first place. state and territorial delegations Contributed by; rebellious people who do not there are many ways of mur­ he win be Involved in the others? ' Presidential advisers are ap­ Poet Alme Cesalre of Marti­ sVm- The one thing the two sides might a the International AmpMthea- parently fearful that giving Rev. Norman E. Swensen want to be under authority. We dering without guns. These mur­ Democratic campaign before nique was awarded the $8,000 BRA possibly agree upon before they agree ter in the CMcago stockyards. youth the convention rostrum Trinity Covenant Church live to what is called a Chris­ derous people need Christ end November comes around. Vloregglo-Versilla International sAwm OF B05T»)N Joseph Dolan, Kennedy’s ad­ A d on anything else could be that neither Already plagued by a tele­ might lead to trouble. tian. nation, that la we are not the generation that Is growing prize of literature today. DOI heathens. Webster’s dictionary up needs Oulet. They try to ministrative assistant, and would be the loser If the amount of Small Loss— Small Gain phone workers’ strike, Illinois Apart from that, moreover, Quolations 6-Pass. Bell operatives were bugeyed the security arrangements at soya that a Christian is one who tell you that the Bible is out­ Jerry Bruno, the cMef advance UUing were to be scaled down, and the James W. Newton’s valedictory ad­ If I had my druthers, I’d be ^ 6 . 9 9 at the WMte House demand. the convention, a group endeav­ Is a believer in Jesus as the dated, but it Is more up to date man of the campaign, have rack, u lighting bnought to a halt with both-' dress at Dartmouth College may have out attacking. When they suggested that part or by Chicago Mayor Richard Christ or in the religion based than tomorrow’s newspaper The also been mentioned as possi­ 6-yesr sides essentially in their present geo­ failed to build any bridge across the of the plan might not be tech­ Daley, the National Committee, —Marine Col. David E. Lownds, OR the teachings of Jesus hav­ Bible says, "In the last days ble Humphrey recrulte. But so-called generation gap, but the re­ $50 Reward graphical positions and power relati-vl- nically feasible, they were told and the Secret Service, are be- saying his assignment was to ing the qualities taught by perilous times shall come etc., Dolan, like some of the others, ties. And they could make this kind of sponse it drew showed that today’s par­ not to w or^. The U.S. Signal defend Khe Sanh as a "set Jesus, such as love, kindness and they have come. We need may take a Ford Foundation For Information leading Should Hove Read agreement, if they wished, without an­ ents haven’t forgotten entirely how to Corpe, financed by the U.S. tax­ (See Page Seven) piece battle.” etc. As we trace (he pathway some John the BaptMs to go grant instead. to the conviction ol per­ nouncing anything about it, or putting communicate with the young. out and) preach, "Prepare ye Manklewlcz, for the moment, son or persons who Newton, an honor graduate from Glen­ will try Ms hand as a journal­ CGI anything on paper, or even acknow­ the way of the Lord, make Ms broke Into garage at 87 A brand new concept in furniture dale, Ariz., wrlU probably go down In paths straight." We need ledging that they were doing it, biit mere­ Niles Drive, Manchester, $ Dartmouth history as the only valedictor­ preachers that will go out cuid 4^ V -8,E ly by military orders under which the ian who wras booed and jeered by a proclaim that Christ is (he Sav­ and took a $200 Home- whibev shooting -would dwindle. commencement audience. Fischetti iour of sinners for the Bible Ute chain saw. for your home . . Samsonite The young man . earned Mmself this says again “ be came nol to call Call Mr. Healy „ Chicago Daily News unlikely distinction wdm his fatuous and FiililUltrrt IL-tll Siitiliratr the righteous but sinners to re>- CAMPERS S24-0620----- 848-7644 65 M l soi^omoric pronouncement: "Thank God pentance.” Unbelievable ValuesI Something Behind The Dimples we are losing the Vietnam War." a would, of course, be very neat If Fellow Christians, let's take a Not only was the statement a strain look at ourselves. Perhaps we SAMSONITE CUSTOMAIRE is so adaptable and auto, t Gtovemor Rockefeller could persuade Mr. on the propriety of the occasion and too need to search our hearts long-lasting it’s p»fect for any contemporary room. Low tto Nixon and the regular Republican Ms exercise of Judgment—not to men­ and see 11 there la any root of Soft removable cushions are upholstered in tough Qigairizatlon to Join him in seeking and tion the reasonable limits of dissent— UttemesB there. Ma(ybe we too vinyls or in Scotchguard® tre a ts fabrics in a ■wide ogroeing to abide by the results of a but it contains at least two misplaced need to be a little more kind, a 67 DC gigmtMfl pubUc oi^iilon poU which would presumptions. Onfe involves Ms use of little more forgiving and a lit­ choice of decorator colors. The all-steel frames are try to discover which Republican would the now, "wei" and the other Ms con­ tle more loving toward others. finished ;in satin-smooth bronze enamel. Chairs and WHITE STAG iw i better against Vice President Hum­ clusion the war is being lost. It isn’t enough to be sorry tor sofas have walnut arms; table tops are o f non-mar Just how Newton feels about tMs coun­ COMPACT KING poor, starving nvUUons if we are wood^grmned waterproof laminate. phrey. try is revealed in Ms comment that In every leglttmate poU or survey ttiat not prepared to help them. The iiS students opposed to the war cotild go Lord said, “ As ye have done It TENTS 19C6 RAMBLER AMERICAN 4U 4-DOOR SEDAN 6 6 0 ■ tm » been taken so far, there has been to a "country to the north which has unto the least of these my breth­ SLEEPING BAGS pteu. acubt that the result has shown .. t ' See all this low priced, k>ng- greater freedom than our own.” ren ye have done it unto me." a i r Oovemor Rockefeller making the belter i MATTRESSES lasting furnitureI at Watkins Not only was this remark also booed In closing 1 would ask you to COLEMAN mn. Tlie usual degree of difference is and Jeered—as was the earlier one—but read Romans, Chapter 13. We 7-main bearing 6-cyl. engine, automatic tonight. Open until 9. that RookefeUer could conceivably win It got Us reply from commencement ore told to be subject to the STOVES, LANTERNS over Humphrey by*a landslide, whereas speaker Jacob Javlts, tJ.S. senator from powers that be, for they are FOLDING COTS ti’ans., radio, individual reclining seats, pas- ^ New York, who advised the Dartmouth Nixon would also win, but by such a ordained of God, and that Is FOOT LOCKERS graduates ” 1 am nqt here to tell you senger headrest, fully carpeted interior— ^ 8-Cushlon Solas 1SBJ5 narrow margin the election itself might our govenunent. Senator Ken­ how to save your skins.” DUFFLE BAGS , q nedy was part of our govem- plus all standard features of the Compact J •}. *u. Lounge Chairs . • a a.« 8 8 84J5 be thnwn into the House of Representa- The radicalism of some of the opposi­ moTVt. Whoever our next Presi­ . TARPS End T ables...... 51.96 ttvas. tion to the Vietnam war has brought dent may be, let us bow to It l if e v e s t s King. Low orlginaH mileage. (Royal Blue, THURSDAYS 46.06 Tbs RockafaUer problem la that he in its wake a rash of face-losing skln- Step Tables...... and do not resist the authority. DINING CANOPY FRIDAYS High (Tomer Tables 46.06 r o o t rai no guaraiUaed way of making such sa-ving defections not only to that coun­ Above all, If any have not matched interior.) nvldsnce influence the voting of dele- try to the north but tb Sweden os bowed the knee to Jesus, do It MESS KITS Low Comer Tables 89.96 Oliarge with CAP - OOP to the Republican National Oon- wrell. It seems to us that su<^ defections now while He la your Saviour. represent a small loss to America to DAn.Y to 9i00 PJW. vanUon who found their way into the He will soon be King of Kings All Your Camping Needs any drain on its men of character. Equal­ and Lord of Lords. rNUran camp during the days when the MANCHESTER DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, Inc. ly, they also represent a small gain for Thank you, Romney candidacy was foundering and the receiving countries. — NEW HAVB.V Mrs. EuMco CMmason SURPLUS SALES CO. Roofeafailer htansMf vMmi announcUig and REGISTER 189 N. m a in S. 285 BROAD ST.—MANCHESTER—648-4165 ^ q o h ! a C A K ^Z .F oR U l OL' 106 G. Bluefleld Drive AT DEPOT BQ.r^l48jIjj^ •0 c PAGE NINE MANCHESTER E\^NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1968 tee committee concerning tee 21 and 28 services wlU be held OVER 3 MRLLION P A (» T1 Hehron positions previously. at Hebron. Members and friends of tee PHeSCRIPflONS T o llan d Vision Test Vatican to Get SXAR GAXElC*^ Historical Society are No Deposit, Events in World Parents wRh chUdren enter- « e b ^ S a ^ ComfCom peundM! FLETCHER 0 U » 0 0■ OF MANOHBSnUI By CLAY R POLLAN- UUA reminded of tee tour of historic TV-Radio Tonight Aims ing klndergimteM in September ■rattratt several flights, and overseas MAR 32 Yovr Daily Aefivify Guidt SEPT. 23 r- School Panel Lebanon to be held tomorrow N o R etu rn ! Expmtuion in Korea who want their children to have ARTHUR DMIQ Teachers’ Salary Contract Odist’s Era atrlines were refuelling at stop- .APR. 30 if According fo fht ,Sfort. OCT. 23^, from 1 to 6 p.m. with a picnic a ■vision test free of diaige will By SOL R. OOHEN ••When You Think o f Glassy 6494521 ibO U L . (A P ) — South Korea's pli^ points outside Aurtralla. To develop m essage for Saturday, |32-33-4756fO Hires Three lunch after 6 p.m. Those attend­ Delays of up to five hours were ) 9-22-39-42 have teds cteimce July 23, 28, Television MBm m mlnlstMr asM today that 44-78-84-89 reod words corresponding to rnjmbers 5840^.85^'.8 5 ^ ing should bring their lunches. Approved hy School Board My Wife to a shopper. She’s Snow W ater Think of Fletcher** reported for flights to the Unit­ of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO a^d 24 at the Hebron School. ______A M ] o r snrpamtrm program is TAUtUS a buyer, too, but mostly she’s 6:00 3-10) Perry Mason 7 :» S-13) WUd. Wild Weet (C) OCT. 24 \ * Those wMilng appointments are . . „ nmeiii • Ylie Board of Slducatlmi form- Mike 'Ooustaii (R) tM iv way at U.8. military In- ed States and England. APR 21 61 Instructions Teachers several exhibits during the Sum­ ANNAPOUS, Md. (AP) — 8-23) ■■■■ ■ 1 M o k t 31 Form s asked to call tee WTVTwn Pub- a shopper, and she spreads her (13) Merv Orlffin (34) NBT Festival (R) The strike began In Sydney 62 Yo u NOV 22 ' A P fLIA N C E mer schedule, on a rotating Water from Antarotloa enow d W M la a i in Biorea, particular­ ( MAY 2\ 2 Coo ditio m 3:?Good aUy approved tee proposed business around. (18) Woody Woodbury ( 840) Wlsard (C) 54 McKEE STREET « July 4 when tanker drivers em­ 3 Bit 33 0 o y 63 It The Hebron BoEurd of Educa­ Uc Health Office on Rt 86 he- ” **“ 5 *V basis. and ice dating back to tee time (30) Faith for Today - (30-33-80) Tarean (C) (R) ly a t a ir baaaa and naval faciU- IQn 2. a-2126 64 With 6 1 1 - 1 2 - 2 0 ^ SALES PERSON teaohem’ oohuy and work­ The only problem Is that she’s (10) Steve Allen (C) ployed by contractors walked 4 Young 34 Your 2 9 - 4 3 8 0 8 r tween the hours of 8 a.m. and ®verett Porter, tel. (SO) exanbat "impooatblf ttaa. Ha "yui the Ui«t«d States ^53-67-69 35 A n d 65 You tion last evening Eqjproved tee Experience pieterrad European Study Jesus Cbriot was born to going (40) Munstera (18) Les Crane (C) 5 M ost 66 Hove noon. V<4unte6rs are needed to ing oondltiona contract in execu­ 8:30 (103033-30) Star Trek (C) Atao wOl taereaae aid to the Ko- out, demanding pay equal to OEMINI 6 There're 36 Judgment SAGITTARIUS but not necessary to be sent to tee Vatican. 6:30 (30) Theater SO aiqyply of w 67 A nd appointment of two full-time 18) Afternoon Se^rt (R) TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS that of drivers employed by the MAY 22 7 O f 37 O f NOV. EMslst with the clinic. Those Iraq an Urban Land • Good Wages tiveuvo ■«»»»«.. oeoeion Wednesday night, land Is one of 10 Rockville High ** oraer p„iora ■^®®Ice tasentaken m>mfrom jwcjauraoMcMurdo Sriu* Reytuda ( s-13) Qomer Pyle (C) and unheal: fMB annad foroes by an equiv- 8 Fovoroble 38 Is 68 Fun oil companies. JUNE 22 69 Reseorch dec'. teachers and one hEdf-Ume wishing to help may register at s Company Benefits (34) B o^ Beat from $25.00 to $45.00 A group a i m am ount 9 You 39 Hove school board chairman David students to participate In a six- so«n«u^. ^ th««VA Souixl Operation Deep Freese 6:46 (34) iFriendiy Oiant ( 84()) Man In a Suitcase (C) Oil companies took out 22 40 Somewhot 70 Right teatteer for the school yefu: be­ the PHN office. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y .— o Vacations break in to AKteugh he did not give the 1^18-19-24-31 10 Your 13-16-17-: Oook has announced. week schedule of study and ^ and analysed by sclentisto of tea 6:00 ( 8-10il8-40).New» (C) (18) SubooripOon TV •11 Unonswered 41 Be 71 In There are six nations that have Newswlre (C) court summonses against the /'37-52-T9-86 72 Todoy 27-66^ Joint Serrioes a Good Woridng travei in Europe ttiis Summer, ^ ™ N&Uonal Science Ecundation 9:00 (9-13) Movie (C) (R) prtooners, a a n o a t to be spent. Defense 12 Letters 42 Plenty ginning September 1968. (90) MCHale’s Navy (34) NET Playbouee Now to the time to bring In your aereena to be repalreO. 73 Soliciting CAPRICORN more than half teetr population Conditions Detalto of tee package con­ specializing dn French and Nvery truck. (34) iHlsterogers. Neighbor­ them. C9xtl Toung-|ri told a transport workers union Thurs­ CANCIR 13 You're 43 To The Hebron and GUead Oon- was melted Wednesday at the 9:90 (10-303330)HolIywood Squares Storm windowrinooi glaaa replaoed. 44 Reoson 74 News Edwin Gregory Jr. of Col­ tract and wage Increesee still French culture. Then, that same truck comes hood day, alleg^ing the drivers , JUNE 23 14 M on A In large cities (over 100,000). U.S. Naval Academy science (U) Mere Orirrin (C) "W e ore ■Mrs coaference: "If the pro- 15 Creotive 45 To 75 Comes chester WEte hired to teach the gregattonal Churches wtU hold W. (540] Guns of Will Sonnett breached a no-strike order. L JULY 23 JAN 20 Japan and the United Kingdom have not been made public on The trip is held in connection back two or three times. Just to (30) Soorta Shim prtoonewi i Jaat wUl coa t let ns say, $100 16 Populor 46 Fouity 76 In fifth grade at the Hebron Ele- Joint servi ces at the GUead Con­ Manchester Parfcade laboratory. V 47 For 77 Fovors request of tee Tolland Educa­ with the Foreign Language up the returns, one at a 6:rtaniiy sections weighed 180 pounds and 8-40) Judd for Defense AOUARIUS ceived his B.S. degree in June portedly does not want tee de­ Sometimes the driver Is de- ( 8-12) Waller OreOronklto (C) A 20 A nd 50 Decisions 80 Be AustraUa, the United States and E m ^oyer at Evlan In France on Lake ... . . yielded 10 gallons of water. A (R) GLASS FURNITURE TOPS water and raa wID be ooosequently boosted With Blood Clottin, uo 81 Paid 1968 from the University of sey, pastor of the two churches, ( 8) Frankank ReynoldsReynoldB (C) 10:06 (94) Three American Poets 21 For 51 Yo u JAN 21 ^ tails or the eolary made public liverlng a substlttee, even as he ^ ^ sent prtooneri. by a total oC $200 million, wUh LLONDOr (AP) — Two Britlahriti JULY 2< 82 Gufnerol wUl deUver the sexhion. On July Iraq. Geneva. (1030) Huntley-Brinkley (C) 10:30 (18) Subscription TV 22 M a y 52 Protection FEB.' 19 Bridgeport. He will receive $6,- la S4»\ O . . . 83 Strange until tee teachers can get to­ is picking up a return. 8:46 (30) News 11:00 (. 3-8-10-133330-40) News, MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) After fiy c m half o f tida promised by the government researchers today - ^ AUG 23 23 Entertoin 53 Interests to the Vatican while EUnCuMf sports. Weather 54 Good 84 Show 4-1625-30/' 000, the starting SEdary for those gether to act on tee proposal. Manchester Evening Herald Our house Is situated on a 7:00 (J 3) Death..... Valley Days (C) calm retur U.S. government for the Korean reported furfher evidence link- ^59-63^4-65 24 About 85 Repairs portion will be placed in the (34) Kaleldoccope (30) Richard Diamond 2 5 M o y 55 Get 45-5782 V- with bachelor’s degrees. "Tentative general agree­ Tolland correspondent Bette comer, and a stop sign there (333040) News. Wealher 1 1 :» ( 8) Friday B p ect^ a r moot of th< aONary In the form of addition- ing contraceptive pills and an ■5^71-73-77 26 Creative 56 Farm ing 86 M^icol Naval Academy Chapel. Anoth­ PICTURE FRAMIN6 (all typae) 87 Ingenious nscis Mrs. Sally Ann Welch of TW- ment" had been worked out by gives notice that vehicles mujrt (10) I Love Lucy 11:90 (10-20-90)(1^2030) ’TonightTonight ShowSI (C) ol aid." increase in deaths of young wo- vitoo 27 Tonight 57 Involve Quatrale, tel. 87S-284S. er portion of the water is to be (30) Huntley-Brinkley ( 8-40) joeji^^lffljhop (C) ward their 58 Gardening 88 Woy land, a graduate of Lewis and 28 O f 89 Impotlence the TEA and s(teool board sub­ com e to a halt. mixed wMh water from the sev­ 7:15 (40) Newsbeat C) (13) Late Blit atroi A U.B. miUtazy spokesman men from blood clotting, 29 B ills 59 Luck WINDOW and PLATE QUSS 90 M in d MAR. 21 TQ Clark College, Oregon, will committees after over six However, as far as the de­ Uce and fh aald: "W e have nothing to add Writting in The Lancet, the 30 Try 60 And en aeas at the academ y which la 7/13 1- 5- 7-10(C SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTINGS I 3-28-54-74 teach the cUuss for the educable months o f negotietionB. livery man is concerned, the buUding. to 8 m defense minister’s state- country’s leading medical week- Good (^Adverse ^ N e u t r a l 1 5 -3 5 8 7 -9 0 ODELL DODGE used during a ring dipping cere­ nsaBt" ly, they said the Increase in 7 5 -7 6 8 3 -8 8 mentEdly retEuded. She will Edso The TEA has sent letters to BOY SCOUT stop sign isn’t needed. mony by midshipmen. Msaiialillii. the South Korean these deaths in recent years receive starUng salary of $6,-^ the teafteers urging them to sign His truck stops automatically As the Ice melted. Rear Adm. Radio anny reported that one of its was "of a magnitude compatl- 000. THE DODGE BOYS and return the teacher contracts Note! and News when It reaches our house— James W. Kelly, riilet of naval borly relations, Ulstermien must (Hito Hating Inclndea only thoae newa broadcaata of 10 or IS Prog patrola kfUed three North Ko- ble with the exitRence of a cas­ Mrs. PEdrlcla R. Dopelaff of next year citing the "tentative Just as if it had radar. chaptains, prayed, "Lord, we resist vigorouEdy "continuing ef­ I k f K I K U l k minnto length. Some statlana cany other abort newacrate.) raana who were carrying explo- ual relation between the use of Orangemen Storrs will teach part-time at general agreement status” . Once, when the truck stopped are grateful for all You have forts in many quarters to merge Troop 123 B y I dlvaa awd a Ruartan submachine oral contraceptives and dcEifhs the GUead Hill School. She Is USED CARS automatically, the driver given us as we watete the melt- WDBC—ISO* 7:20 Frank Oifford Northern Ireland into an inde­ CD Survey Set 7:30 Speak Up Sports gun In the eastern sector of the from venous thrombo-embol- a graduate of SUte University ______Boy Scout Troop. 123 of Com- jumped out of the cab, raced "that feU the year 6:00 Ken Orlffin 8:001 NeNews pendent lileih Republic.’ ’ Civil Defense Director David 6:001:00 Joey ReynoldsReynoWs Hos damUltarlsed sooe Thuredky iam.’ ’ H old March College at piotsdEU* N.Y. In 1964. (Tabantos announced tee start of munlty Baptist Church recenOy to our front door, rang the bell. our Lord was born. We know J:00 Dtex Robinson 8:i0 Speak Up Sports “We can take no exception to 1:06 News, Sign Oft 12:15 Sign■ 'oy.p " ■Ight. U.8. troops killed four But they cautioned that the She taught in Tolland from a CD Survey of the town will had a pi(vilc supper at Camp and asked for the return. that was a Joyful year." w n c —1686 SCRANTON Dancers, BELFAST, Northern Ireland such efforts being made legiti­ olhar NorQi Koreans Tuesday evidence is not necessarily con­ September 1964 until Feb- Personaliied Service j He was off from work for WBCH—91* 6:00 News, Weather (AP) — A hundred thousand Or­ begin next week. The door to Johnson, Bolton, which was at­ Drilling at Byrd Station began 5.00 Hartford Highlights 5:16 Afternoon Edition an acrobal mately and democratically two weeks, suffering from go miles north of Seoul. clusive. nmry 1966. Since that time she (toor survey will be conducted tended by approximately 120 in 1966 and ended last January 7:00 News 6:00 News, Weather. Sports o angemen marched through within tee poUtteal system of 8:00 Ooslight for crii^i has been doing substitute work. scouts, parents and friends. shock, after he learned we had when Navy scientists hit bed­ 6:35 Afternoon Edition Northern Ireland today in their NOTteem Ireland,” he said, Low Overhead by enumerators from tee Cen­ 13:00 Quiet Hours 7:06 Americana Shriner’s Oxford Poet Retiring Her salary will be pro-rated ac­ no return that day. Eomuial ^low of loyalty to Brit- “ but Euify efforts oteer than sus Bureau. Senior Patrol Leader Jack rock at 7,100 feet below the sta­ WPOP—1410 7:26 David Brinkl^ cording to her hours. The hours Bousfield conducted the open- Now when his truck stops 6:00 Danny Clayton Show 7:30 New* of the World firid Sum OXFORD, iEh^land (AP) — Two PoKcemen a4n Emd tee PioteEitant faith. these must be regarded as Eicts The local effort is part of a tion. 6:00 Steve O'Brien 7:45 Joe Oaraglola WAwnunH Blunden announced to­ Orangemen home from the amd subjects she will teach will High Trade Inging ceremonies and Court of automatically, and he doesn’t Rear Adm. James L. Abbot, 9:00 Dick Heatherton 7:60 Sing Along ■hip of 0 of aggresEkon.” nationwide drive which will 12:00 Oary Olrard Show 7:66 Emphasis MOTORS be determined by consultation Honor. Assistant' Scoutmaster have a slip for a return plck- day the is giving up the chair of Sued for $49,000 United States, CanEidB, Austra­ provide the CD organizations chief of the Navy task force WINE—1*86 8:06 Pop Concert The da with the teEtohlng principal at Allowance Charles Romanowskl Invested up, he honks his horn and waits 9:10 NIghtbeat poetry at Ojcford because of fall- lia and South Africa were in with needed information as to which supports'national science 6:00 News Jane Hart Brian Perron, Steve , Samson for us to acknowledge his pres­ 6:16 Speak Up 9:30 Analogue i i « beaMh. He is 71, wlih nearly WATERBTOY (AP)—A dam­ some of the 20 demonstrations. Tolland County Gilead Hill, Herbert Shedroff. fallout protection possibilities foundation project, ex{dalned 6:00 News 10:05 Emphasis ROCKVILLE elude hei and Rusty Turner as Tender- ence. 10:10 N l^beat . thiwe years left in Ids five-year age suit seeking $49,000 dam- Tbousands of the traxiitiiooal Mrs. Dopslaff will relieve Shed­ Competitive jmd homeowners with detailed how the Ice was extracted. 6:16 Speak Up Hartford aenting a toot scouts. Please don’t get the wrong 6:46 Lowell Thomas 10:65 Red Box vs. California term. ages has been filed against two bonfires blared Thursday night roff of his teaching duties in advice on improving shelter The Ice was pulled out In a 6:66 Phil Rizzuto i : « N ^ s. Weather, Sports and noveit Future Weighed 2:00 Other Side of the Day Bhmden succeeded Robert Waterbury pdicem en by a man in honor of today’s 278te annl- Grade 4 tor a part of each day. areas in their homes. Assistant Scoutmaster Carl impression. My wife doesn’t 16-foot section which later was 7:00 The Worid Tonight Master Qraves in 1966, defeating the who clEdms he was falsely ar­ versEiry of the Battle of the Of Mutual Aid Application forms a r e now Bank Financing The survey is presently un­ Swanson presented the rank of play favorites. She spreads her ^ut Into three sections. Abbot OLDSMOBILE BiH Grig Asnerican poet Robert Lowell rested and "maliciously" beat­ Boyne. Tbe battle, hEtUed e i s a available for those interested der way in Connecticut and Second Class Scout to Keith return business among many said aedentists dated tee ice by his wife, 477-341 In the vote by Oxford’s en. ■victory for the Protestant cause, in applying for the position of Nichols, Ron Roy, B e r n t stores. She believes in helping counting layers formed during at the pi Tbe future of ilie Tolland EICHARD BEHLING Massachusette and is designed maateis of arts. A new profes­ One o f the policemen is sus­ was fought on July 12, 1690, be­ County Mutual Aid radio sys­ cook-mEUiager or kitchen helper LLOTD ODELL to "locate home protection for Knochenhauer, Stan Wojcoskl the economy, summer thaws end by radiation Art Chou sor will be elected Nov. 21. and pended patrolman Victor F. Oo- tween Protestant Prince Wil­ tem housed at the Tolland State in the school hot lunch pro­ 'the nation’s citizens", accord­ and im Bousfield. The stores have instituted a measuring methods. CADILLAC comedy d toweH’s eupporters are expect­ Idla, who is fiuhng rebiEd in liam of Orange and Roman Jail is tee subject of a meeting gram this FEdl. The application ing to CD officials. Assistant Scoutmaster Greg new policy that is driving my Scientists found that one layer and Joe ed to nominate him again. connecticHi -with another alleged CathoUc K li« James U of Eng­ today between new Connecticut forms may be picked up by any­ Homeowners with basements Gibbs presented the rank of wife crazy. They charge Inter- was formed tee year Jesus was in aerobe Rhnuten said he’s not suffer­ beEding. land. Department of Oorreotions Oom- one interested at the Town Of­ in their homes will receive a First Class Scout to Bernard est on purchases not returned bom, according to Dr. T. O both stores orcheetra All police leave was canceled and not paid lor within a cer­ ing from cmy particular illness, Also mimed in tee suit filed missioner EBis HcDougall, state fice Building, the Gilead Hill handbook, "Fallout Protection Von Hone, Bob Magnotta and Jones, an Antarctic scientist. PONTIAC Handd in Belfast today as 26,000 Or- “it’a Just age, that’s aH. I am by 27-yearold Charles Collins of budget oftlcers and representa­ Emd Hebron Elementary School, in Homes with Basements". Rusty Barbero. tain time. The ioe was shlx>ped to Balti­ Rieg ar Emgemen, carrying 300 banners The rank of Star Scout was She now has to hurry her not weQ." ei(bury is Patrolman Dmmld tives of the area MutUEtl Aid net­ or tee homes of Marvin Ross, Others will receive a handbcxik more aboard the U.S. Coast Raymond and headed by 200 bands, awarded to George Smith, Jim open tonight Tel. Rockville 875-2521-Monchester 643-9533 iviUe. work. Gordon Lassow Emd Edward entitled, "In Time of Emer­ calls for return pickups. Guard icebreaker West lyj dent of O Fuei Drought Created OoDins charged that Oolella marched five miles through the Murphy and Bill Magnotta by I tell her not to order the stored In Washington and taken The radio Eiystem is presently PatrosM. gency” . of the CO dty streets to a KOlylng point in Assistant Scoutmaster Richard B y Strike in Austrmmlt- counts and I’m going to shut STYROFOAM CHESTS schedules and almost halted County including ToUatid, El­ the Green. The museum will OolUns was arrested by tee tion at Ahogill in County Antrim though she may have written to tee, persented merit badges to her off from credit. Compare and Save! .3 with AIR-OONDITIONING vond transportation in AuMra- tlM people, irrespective of their lington, Somers, Stafford, Crys­ • Radio * Clock • Tinted Glass • Undercoat and Wheel Covers. List Price be open Saturday and Sunday two patrolmen early in tee tal Lake and WilUngton. Other from 2 to 4 p.m. in the former f^ o w te g sc<>uts: Jim Mur- Then, I think of those poor INSECT REPELLENTS religious or poUtiCEil affiliations, $4,308.65 — Sale Price $3,575.00, Delivered in Rockville. * vtnisphy, fCharles 'fan «•! rva '7fV/tlrA«*Zucker, Jack T n n ir Bous­u eM ia . The newest-greatest advance in ntotoring since morning of June 11, 1967, on areas such as Vernon sdso tap Old Post Office next to the li­ delivery men. If we husbands TSw Australian Mamifactairers were w ea ry o l the obsession of field, Bill Magnotta, Dave ARTHUR DRUG chEurges of breach of peace and its recources as a backup sy»- brary. shut off the credit, how are the self-starter in about 1922. J Aasodatlaa repotted that 100,000 some poUUdans for mud-sllng- Spencer, Bob Magnotta, Ber­ resisting Eurest. they going to make a living? SUNTAN OILS J uorbers have been laid off by tenn. From Manchester 646-2333 RTE. 83 A member of the 1874 Gen­ The charges were dropped in tag- nard Von Hone and Tom Egan. How will they buy some bread manufacturers and commercial BIU Craig, minister for home Many area people claim tee eral Assembly, farmer and Circuit Court last April 17, but Scoutmaster Turner said that and some shoes for their fam­ Mnptoyefs «md 600,000 more will affairs, told an Orange parade state assumed responsibility to r veteran ol the Civil War, Cran­ BATHING CAPS Vemon CoUins claim s the arrest cost From Rockville 872-3666 ROCKVILLE 19 of the scouts will be attend­ ilies? . Onotom Home Deolg> be laid off early next -week. at Carnlough, County Antrim, all county functions when it took dall also served the town os a WE ARE PREPARED TO log a bn him his Job. ing the Lake of Isles Scout Re­ So, I shut my eyes to the Maadieator "Tbe strike by toese 600 driv­ that while rejoicing at tee pro­ over control of tee county Jail grand Juror, assessor and on taurant, Oolella tmd Emoteer suspend­ servation this summer, after ers threatens the whole national gress made in Eichie'ving neigh­ severEil years ago. the Board of Relief. He was a packages cluttering up the Bine Print • Snpptj b e. ed officer, James Moran, were owner to c(X)k in the 22nd Regiment of which the meeting was closed house. And, I close my ears to 690 Hartford Bd. MAIN ST. 2 STORES—E. MIDDLE TPKE. eoanomy,” said aasodation tried on charges of breach of GIVE YDU GREAT VALUE PoUce Company K under Captain with a prayer. Mr. and Mrs. the squealing tires of the de- MonolMater. Ckma. Cbalrman Ian McTaggart. the peace by assault early this door w i Benjamin Loomis, also of Tol­ Russell Turner were in charge livery trucks, vM-aws Tbe National Roads and Mo­ year in connection -with the al­ ■ookvUto K x A In t. 14M gained, torists Association reported a 75 land. of arrangements, assisted by After all, my wife Is helping was fart D leged beating of Roland Miller. Greg Gibbs and Fred Joy. the economy. ON THIS TREMENDOUS CAR U psr cent reduction in highway ODELL DODGE Included dn the collection are taken. The 11-day triEil ended tn a tratBc. Most deli-verles have a patch quilt pieced together by ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE hung Jury, and tee two men are Other : stopped In Sydney, tbe hardest Miss Crandall’s mother, Mrs. now awaiting retrial. hit dty, and authorities antici­ Ektwin Crandall, including two Telegraph Office Thief Five-Day Forecast Michac pate a serious food sbortage. special squares depicting a red Partrldg* a t h l e t e s r e w a r d e d Sought in Stamford WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The Tbe tanker drivers are only school house and a Tolland charged STAMFORD (AP) —A police U.S. Weather Bureau says tem- daUverlng furi for buses, tbe po- ATHENS — The Olymi^c square. FULL SELECTION OF right of Uee, ambulances, hospltEUa and Games were not always slmMi- Several paintings Includlng search Is under way today for peratures In OonnecUcut Satur- « NEW LOW PRICE! obliged . milk depots. Tbey have not pure amateur. In 600 B.C. Sirfon one of the Crandall homestead a man who robbed a Western day through Wednesday are ex- dent in ‘ scheduled any meetings until the La'wglver gave each winner U|y Mrs. Edna Riley, a frequent Un-ion office at gunpoint Thurs- pected to average much above ALL BOUT STYLES OF Morey Monday. 600 drachmas. Winners, of leaser CARTER CHEVROLET summer visitor, and one of the day night and fled with $180. normal. L section Domestic airiines canceled g a m es rated 200 drachmas. old cider mill painted by Ernest None of the five office em- Dally highs averaging In the Partrldg Tucker, a former county agent, ployes were injured in the hold- upper 80s to mid 90s and over- out into are exhibited, along with up, wMch took place Just be- night lows from tee mid 60s to PONTIAC, OLDS, F-85 en by Ki pictures of tee Crandall family. fore 8 p.m., the police said. mid 70s. Warm throughout the Grant H ® USED CARS ® A soup ladel and Iron fork us­ Detectives said they were aid- period, There ed by Crandall in tee Civil War, cd in their search by descrip- Little or no significant rain- CAUILLAG, TEMPEST rey is i Wanted tlon oy the office staff of the fall is anticipated Saturday Vacation Specials a pewter pitcher, spoons and RockvUl buttons, an old cheese basket, robber, who didn’t wear a mask, througji Wednesday. July 30. glapsware, tools, hand made clothespins and watches, round AT GREAT SAVINGS AT MANCHESTER MOTORS out the coUebert Weiss has issued a letter to ^ women tried to »«o<*>e*‘mother <>*of »Miss **" Lauren Peter-Peter­ P^*** m.n rftij htw. a1 Ht. nepnewB. has had a hard time keeping degree angle may be completed Ittng In SI*, S14, and tSS i* *1^ lice and firemen still ringed the Private funeral services wUl BrazU ed at 1 o.m. and they had us g^ggjj restaurant at that comer. Ing for ’Tureck to make a de- considering full-time summer be irouted over the present N. obrtetrio. are 8 to 4 p.m. then In taking toe tabling action, Program Listed do 80 make memorial contribu- >1? again at 8 a.m. Alexander Jarvis said a Hart- cisiarllament jjjgm seriourty which will serve the^ prol wUl closes, Jts^bimdlng wui copies also going to school board Mrs. Dorothy (Tagnulari, 82 firid Sunday, under sponsor­ She waa bom to Qciaiany, Qgj^ ©( gg Saturday night. consult the Vatican beforehand ©f the European Common Mar- be put in at N. School St. start- down, he said, chairman John Rottner, School (Manpfield D r.; Miary-Betti Oa- The ex^doslon ripped a hole ^gg^ But the parcel with the sur- Supt. Donald Hennigan and As­ ship of Omar Shrine Club. 0*1*- I8M, and Hved In T d - There Is at least one distant and thus "disregarded the ele- jjgt. No other member nation vaUo, 41 Strlclttand St.; Ernert land for many y wars. cheerieetder tor kOss Brazil who mentary rules ot international ever has sent Communists to than 120 feet In diameter Therefore, the summer open- plus store U expected to be the sistant Supt. Ronald Scott: The dancers are from the DeCHooclo,'' 127 BtoeR S t; Mm. Funeral aervlcea wiU be to- thinks die is Miss Universe law.” the assembly In Strasbourg, ^wW^ ta® ^ ^ T v ^ ^ on the last developed in the dne-parcel " I find it difficult to beUeve Joan Doveau, 322 Oakland S t; Jane Hart Schoed, and will In­ aam, which Is owned by Ital- ^^g^ „uuty north End Piroject, he said. morrow at 10 ajn. at St. material—her fiance, Reynaldo The article also implied that France, but In outlining Ills pro- variotis quotations in the news­ (Jraig Drake, Broad Brook; Ifir®. clude her Cheer Troupe, P^*' thaw’ s Ctiuroh, Tolland. Burial Louretro, an engineer In Salva- Leone was trying to break the gr&m to the Italian Parliament The ship’s Italian crew was paper following the July 8 meet- Nerida Guotefson, 91 Notman senUng a program of singing will be In at. Bemard’s Cetne-, like at the piano for the dancers. charge of airangemento. beautiful girl In the world, evm gmpOon from the dividend tax assured of a place. ^ ^ Police Press Hunt the special education programs ton; Margaret Kelley, 20 Rob­ mothers” tor a slx-week-oU from New London. Donald Berg­ euggeatlcns from the children Act Cbouninard will present a before the contest, so if I don’t ^ ^ y,g jjgjy ggg j,y Lg. foreign poUcy, Leone’s pro- AiAhmiffh triUee lald there emnedy dance act, and Buddy and Mr. Scott la quoted aa say­ ert Rd., Rockville. white-tail Hawn staying for toe er, recreation director, said toe tor a name for the fawn. He »Ira. Caroline H. Morris win I think he would rtlll believe ©^g-g previous government In gram raffirmed Italy’s backing nn'^re after the exidoeion and Joe Laperinte will be seen ing that Mr. Weiss and Mayor Aloo, Mrs. Norma Lawrence, summer at Henry Park recrea­ fawn is etlU being bottle fed and said it refused to eat when it SOUTH WINDSOR—Mrs. Car- it.” 1993. f©r Britirti membership In the „ K„ndinir and a. nrivate in acrobatics. Tony O'Bright’s Even the show's producers T. ______an office buUdlng and a private For Bronx Gunman AgoatineUi were cool to toe Idea 12 Tankerooean Rd., Vernon; tion area in Rockville. Doing the he is looking for youngsters five arrived until late in toe day ollne Huntington Morris, 91, of Even the snow s prooucers Leone also Is under fire from Common Market and support a^ noarhv were badlv dam- orchestra will play. of supporting either program. Mre. Sylvia Peioer, Bart Hart­ feeding here is three-year-old years and under who ore in­ when tt seemed to decide to Arnoldale Rd., West Hartford, looked to Brazil—^ opening rightists for Wa promise to give for the treaty to check the . ^ave to be demol- (Conttnued from Page One) "The fact is that after the ford; Robert Rice, Bast Hart­ terested in asalsUng at feeding resume its normal habits and Halted Barnsley and John Linda Redmond of Rockville. mother of John L. Morris of eon® to “The Girl from Ipane- y^g oommundsts a place In Ita- spread of nuclear weapons. ^ budget adoption. Dr. Curtis (for­ ford; Leo Rowe, 20 Etarl St; ate a hearty aiqpper. Rleg are co-chairmen, and urt Cases At Testimonial Tomorrow wheel tbe children to the patio sat patiently whUe the man or that these were worthwhile nieces and nephews. R oli.rt C. WUM aU, Mr. .1 S ilnAlned. lAtei a poUoJdt- East Hartford, a daughter to tor the program. rolled her long, sUky hair onto Court Choices programs meriting town sup­ Edwin M. Edwards of 88 The funeral wUl be held to­ and Mr®. CHadwlck Whltesell, p a rtm ^ ch a p la ln reached the Mayor Nathan AgootinelU pledges Us support of the Mansfield Training Scboid Ckunpalgn port. Atr. and Mrs. John Barry, 36 MANCHESTER SESSION curlers. Wells St., pert commander of morrow at 11 a.m. at the Ar- The 181-pound girl with the (Gonttniied From Page One) made the dean’e Hat at Rens- hvM and admlniatered the last as ho purchases a tag which says "I helped" from two residents of the Mansfield Train­ "A meeting was then set up Kane Rd.; a son to Mr. and A 17-year-old Manchester chlbald C h ^ l of the South sft-26-36 figure would not say die Court, said he wanted to do aetaer Polytechnic Biatitute, store a dteiday window. Roman Catholic ing School last night In frmit of toe Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. on Main St Jackio with both boards on May 28, Mrs. Craig Barnes, Cooper toe I^FW Anderson Shea Port, MancheUer Area Lane, Coventry; a daughter to aavubaaCongregational^ iaiaaaauu ChurchVAAAUAA.AA, Hart-»*«. A- mightnuBiH. win: WUI. "It’s AA ■. difficultA*»A*AA,uAA fora„. toe — whifp Hm«eHniuw ciecii(i©ns whilewhllp mofc rcBearch beforc quizzing Troy. N.Y. Th* cfxxwd began gathering as Qhiirch Lindsay of Hartford, left, and Stephen Sweet of Manchester, right, accept toe mayor’s at which time these programs youth, reported to be AWOL will be honored by the post at a donation which will help to send 20 eligible residents of toe school to the Special Olympics in were further discussed.' The di­ Mr. and Mi®. Robert Bahler, from toe Marines and arrested serving on ... the------c o ^ ^ n c e 1965. ^^lut his “ judicial phUc 24 Beelzebilb Rd., South Wind­ testimonial dinner tomorrow at TTiief Gets $65 Clare officiating. Burial wiU be cause aU are so beautiful. Ltmd Sale Unopposed (Chicago July 20. (Herald photo by Pinto.) rectors Indicated to toe educa­ July 4, pleaded not guilty to a Fortas is a longtime Johnson s®Pby- ter view a^pollce roped off the gunman ^ escaped, toe sor. 7:30 p.m. at toe port home. in Cedar HUl Cemetery. Me------friend and adviser. A «y. Gen. Ramsey Clark, the tion authorities that these pro- HARTFORD (AP) -The sale w©ck to keep spectators back. ®«rtous remained. Some chll- en and $65 was and In (Chicago. Edwards has been an active taken. special feature at the lOth annu- sure Mr. Thornberry’s vote on bench. railroad right-of-way between room-by-room through tlms’ famiUes. other year within its budget Patrick Nevins, 60 Foxoroft Dr.; ttcoise plates, find carrying a partioipant In veterans aiffalr® Mra. Ixielnda B. Beaawdeil Ervin Insisted, though, that wUUmantlc and Putnam. the tenemei* and too two ad------Mansfield Training School residents will again be sell­ Other area ptriice activity: al Country Antiques Festival at iggisiatlve issues during toe In- If the Judges for toe events will in­ “During this meeting toe Mrs. Ernestim Mitchell, 404 dangerous weapon in a motor tor toe part 20 years, and baa COVENTRY —Mrs. Lucinda Riverton, Johnson was without legal au- a t AT purchases the land. It Joining buildings. ing tag's during the day tomorrow on Main Street and Board of Education was hazy TOIXAND Oonn., Fair- terim." clude Jesse Owens, Bob Haittord Rd.; Mre. Anna Fel- vehicle; toese charges were held many 'VFW offioea. He has at the Manchester Shopping Parkade to- help raise about all fiscal aspects of toe ber, 268 Green R d.; Karen ReU- Michael Morey, 17, of 96 grounds. ’ "The senator added: "This situ- thorlty to nominate F o^ and to then turn It over to In the street the crowd 11s- Mathias, Astronaut James noUed. served as District and (Ziounty T»ato «*a would be obliged to stay on untU overnight camping facilities and cameras. held for the first time, will be a 1,000 mentally retarded children that this Is a wonderful oppor­ budget. Bronx, N.Y.; Mr®. Theresa Mc- Leo BeausoteU of tong Beach, „ „ Simmons la an author- Griffin said the ^ successor is confirmed, Ervin ,©, hUdng ahd riding trails, a Even the sight of one of toe “At no point do I recall toe Cuen, ThompeonvUle; Walter had his case noUed. aide to toe Department com­ can Legion and tbe SUk Woraa Morey stopped at the inter­ At $93,000 unique program of athletic from all over toe country to at­ tunity for the retarded to de­ mander. Oahf., and Henry BeaulsoleU of ity on 'all aspects of herte, ani should find out "how many suld, - — - ^own to this: state------spokesman------said. victlma lying n toe sidewalk events geared to parUcipatton Board of Education having told Clchon, Ellington; Gregory Be­ Edward Swan, 22, of 46 Wells Pup Tent, MlUtary Order of section of Grant HUl and tend. monstrate their abUlUes in these He recently was named assist­ Seattle, Wash.; two daug^iters. ™ in the bank and Borden said toe general gov- Potatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, Acorn and Butteraut Squash, HOR chairman David Warren covered outside toe Contracts Let Hartford will be set. itaM MAMeyuratj^KMnn ^___ y / H T great,” Is the way Stanley D. feeUval, Mrs. Slmnimis wUl Shortly after the committee ------using a highway. maybe a chance to make It In ernment budget surplus exceed- Imported Bed Onons, Native Sweet Corn, Schuman describes a federal Fnneralt give brief, informal talks cm opened its hearing it agreed to a Groups were also advised that Vegas,” said one dark-haired ed his estimated figures by some explained that toe cancellations ^ understand why the For Well Pumps court ruUng that sokhera and some of toe 366 herbs which are request by Sen. Sam J. Ervin Two Appointed armed esoorta will be provided American da»C«r_ $8,(X)0. He said there were sur- Fresh: Blueberries, Currants, Sour Cherries, Bing Chei^ are because no new business has 3 ©af^ ©f Education would come Louisbourg Restored known today. She is always jr „ D-N.C., that direct quesUon- when they leave clubs after About half^^Owr^tertainment pluses In just about all ol toe ries, Raspberries, Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, Water­ sailm® stationed in OonnecUcut, melon, Cantaloupe, Red, White and Blue Grapes, Grape­ come before the commiaalon qj© direotors Immediately af- The Town of Manchester has Mrs. Margaret Greene eager to answer quesUcxis about ing of Fortas be delayed until dark. groups are (ammed es Amerl- accounts. < membei®, and because vacations j©j. jjudget approval requesting LOXnSBOURG, N.S. — Louis­ who aze legal residents of an- To Town Posts fruit, Dates, Figs, Limes, Green Apples. awarded a contract to the D.L. oiher state, dcsi't have to pay The funeral of Mrs. Margaret the culture ol herbs, which she next Tuesday. But one agent commented!: ©an, but some «f theaW have At toe annual budget meeting affect many of them. funds for a program (pre-school bourg Fortress, on Capo Breton Ootaiecticufs sales and use tax. Greene of 79 Cottage St. was f©gig gj.* g natural accompani- The senator, a former justice Tile 'Town of MancheBter has "U.S. military authorities are ©nly one Amerloan qMnjper, fbr held June 11, Borden gave an FveeBtone Peaches...... 8 lbs. Warren asked tbe commisslcMi toatls^m w itotoi^M Maher Oo. of WUbraham, Mass., Island In Nova Scotia, la being ■ManelieAteA LUMBER^ Schuman____ was_ _a Navy _ _Heuten- held tills morning from toe t© antiques. of toe North Carolina Supreme gj^^ounced two 'appointments to more concerned about toe mor- example a lead singer backed estimated surplus figure of members, - between------now—. and “Not only was there direct ■ for the Installation of two elec- restored to Its 18th century ap­ Native Sommer Squash ...... 2 ' pearance in a $12 million proj­ ant etalloned at toe submarine J®*’" ^ ‘nem ey Funeral Home, ______jtg ^ r k force — Nicholas Soran- aUty show than Its safety." up by a Filipino or Korean com- $65,000 and at that time told toe 'SeedleaB Grapes^...... lb. 8 8 0 Sept. 17, to "co.-.i'.de.- some way communication on toese matters trlcal pumps in two torii^ "welis. DONT base in Groton when he filed 219 W. (Center 8t., with a sol­ no, 62, to be assistant filter plant A special committee auditions bo. taxpayers he had stopped all to commend MISAC (Manches­ between the superintendent of A pump will be lifetalled In ect designed to recall Its im ­ F biicy Tomatoes...... lb. 8 9 0 a federal complaint in 1967 emn high Mass of requiem at op^tor In toe water depart- each act, and there must be "no Entertainers from 17 different purchasing aa of that date ex- ter Interilalto Social Action schools, manager, and mayor, the new no. 4 well on Charter portance to the defense of GO against having to pay a state St. James' (Ghurch. ment, and James L. Periy Jr., profanity, no vulgarity and no countries are registered, a cept of emergency Items. COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Oouncll), which is doing an out­ but also between toe two Oak Field, brought In about a BYench Canada until the British The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward salea tax of $21 on a second­ Humphrey Suggests 23, to be senior engineering aide, hypnotists,’’ said Lt. Ool. !8u- fourth ot them from toe Philip- The surplus figure represents standing job in human relatlcns, boar^ at a joint meeting. Ap­ 'year ago. And, a replacement invasion of 1768. The system of hand boat. J. Reardon was celebrant, as­ We Garry Tbe Monobeater Eventaig Herald here In Manchester.” pump will be installed In toe landings, battle points, camp­ THRU sisted by toe Rev. Thomas Bar­ Soranno, started work mual Apuna, the Special Serv- pines, another quarter from one and one-eighths mills. The parently, both groups drew dif­ His protest resulted in tbe de­ • A ll. Complete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Frodaote a ferent conclusions from toe older and reactivated No. 3 well, grounds, walks and parkways Is ry, deacon. Carl Carlson was Monday, Is a BrooWyn, N.Y, na- ***» cW*I tor Vietnam. South Korea. A hundred Ameri- mill rate was set at 56.6, two cision Wedkiesday by the U.S. Uve where he graduated from Also no strippers, though can performers are registeed, mills lower than the rate rec- same meeting.” also ve can help to deter cU- St Rockville slasm mounts In enlisted men’s f i .i e m school board has voted to re­ Open Every Day aatisCaction at the results, lence of developing nations from rect major aggression and help Perry, who Uves al 429 Oen- officers’ clubs at some of PftOlHICEr quest that the directors recon­ Sdniman said Hiursday. He now mer, Edward McC^artan, Fran­ fOK A Aoor iNsncTioN... II 0 rHrrj breeding wider conflict.” "reduce the Incidence of exter- PERO sider their tabling action. The cis McCartan, Thomas McCar- ter St. wtto his wife and daugh- to® more remote bases, gpod Uvea in Eheport, Pa. Open Every Day 27* OAKLANDD ST. BIANCHESTEB S42-C284 ARTHUR DRUG The Year 'Round! Minor roof rapairi now can avoid *xp*nilve tan, William Murray and Wayne This would include, Hum- "“P/ »P<>n*ored Insurgency,” he ^as resided in Manchester l^ r s offer^ up to $600 Keeney handicapped program ’ S&lQ. __ Av^i*a <ini© rt,.« gtato Pe*®oim«l Office, on «®" and not paying his perform- 1967 OLDS. DELTA 88 CUSTOM 4-DR. HOLIDAY H*T0P estimated at $2,000. Mon. thru Sat 9M to 5:30 programs such as family plan- Wednesday, will cohdurt written ,* » has been told he wlU lose his B^irther discussion <»i toe In Blemoiiam nlng. oommwllty agreements, examlnati^ tor 16 applicants >1®*"** » he does not pay hia Mon. thru S at 9:00 to 5:30 matter Is slated tor special ses­ In loviiw m em oiy of GoU WUson Pursue Dialogue and prirate Investment. position of director of Super quiet V-8 engine, dual range automatic wtio poeeSl away July 12, 1966. sion of toe Board of Directors Have You Tried Keltbta “ One-Stop ShoppingT” Humphrey also auggested en- general se^ es, tormerty call- The Army has nothing to do tranamiisaion, power steering, power brakes, Tuesday at 8 p.m. In toe Mu­ Your memory ia os dear today. (Continued from Page One) Aa in the hour you poised away. , and everything is all right.” couragement of economic and ^ purchasing agent Oral exam- "^(h the percentagre the agent radio with rear speaker, combinaition bucket/ nicipal BuUdlng. eW e’U Gome TO Your e All Purchases Inspected Hr «>d H r. Rlcbanl WhUmore In « Alabama, v how - good------it U In "Sleg “”=* —Heil!” shouted “ H‘u- P°J|«®*' regionalism, moderrt- Hattons WlU be COriduOted at a »*t*; ''■“"V26 to 60 Home To Advise Youl Before Dellvwyl JSi itinihr RJcbard WhUroore New York, and bad It la in Mis- dent i ®* *he International mone- 13*©, date P®*” “ ‘ h*- the agents angue bench front seat, rear window defogger plus e Use Onr New Bevolv- • We Have Terma To ------1, ------~ "I'dldn’t kn4 w* hod any und "steady renuv The town has already conduct- “ ® receiving only aiU the^ custom standard features associated Radio Waves Travel ing Gredit Plaol Pleaae Everyone! in wuwn r- ‘tf® *' '’ ®“ ®''® ^*“ ®^ Nazis here tonight,” Wallace re- 'Z ^ ‘’^«rs to trade among ©d examlnatloi* for toe three , , , with a car like this. One local owner. Barely NO MONEY DOWN whS ^2iJ2d^^Tfuly Gregory Maroney, a 16-year-old pUed. *he prooperoua nation, and the appUcant. for toe position O f as- , ‘‘‘f ‘® ^ PARIS — It’s possible that Negro from Brooklyn, who is “We got George!” Gregory ***^hshment of a giobeJ 2Sta^t“ laiiner. T!ta«-»ite now from Saigon," one said, "We 12,000 mines. (Aqua mist, matchiiyr interior, radio stations of the future wUl Dom- Gail you ore not forrottan reach their listeners by means Tboush on earth you are no'more. vlsting New Bedford for the Up- yelled preference system for the goods g^© being evaluated **** accomodation. We have black vinyl roof.) Original list over $4300. 8UU 111 nmemory ^ you ore with us, ward Bound program. ..j fighU g Nazis before ®f,the underdeveloped.’ ’ - . act separately. of waves bounced along in As you Hways were before. The youths then shouted, you were boi^i,”bom," Wallace re- .. Humphrey . again _ called tor aurrouna UlVloe . We. ^ provide a road manager. rocks under toe earth. To over­ h o i i h f Gram and Grandpa EUli •Wallace—tor president of Afrl- turned, again drawing applause earilest possible poUUcal DENVER — The Continental And we have to carry the can come toe obstacles of tall build­ cn!" from others in toe audience. settlement of the Vietnam war. Divide Is surrounded by acme of when something like toe Tet of- ings and mountains, engineers M ) M A I N b I . ' M A N C H [ S n It In Memoriam have demonstrated that cer. In lovlos momory of OaU Wilson Wallace then left toe lectern Although Wallace had said he “ I want a pcrittical settle- the highest U. 8. peaks)^tnclud- fenslve closes every club to toe DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, Inc. who polled away July 12, 1M$ briefly and conferred with would ahake hands with the ment,” he said, "which will per- ing Long's Peak, 14,306 feet; country tor a month.’ ’ tain ground formations permit Opposite tbe Bennet Junior Hlgb Sobool on God took hor bume, it woi Us wiu ***!*■• After returning to the ml- members of toe audience, 8e- people of South Vietnam Mt. Massive, 14,418; Mt. Sher- Members of some of the 80 en- 285 BROAD ST.—^MANCHESTER—643-4165 subsurface communications. Re­ Lonror (Sontb End) Mrtn Btieet, Pbone *«8-4U6 In w hsMts .1^ Uvetfa sUU. crophone, and waiting for the cret Service agents whisked him (h* people of South Viet- man, 11,036; toe Collegiate tertalnment groups currently Opportte the Bennet Junior High Sobool on search Is under way In toe wfallr ohe in United States and France. notee to subside, Wallace off toe stage an(l outside in a nam—to shape their own future. Peaks, all over 14,000; and Mt. touring South Vietnam said In Lower (South End) MMu SMeet, Phono SU-41M Mar memory we Hull olwoyi iuep. quipped, "I was jurt conferring matter of seconds after he fin- And I want a cease-fire at toe Elbert, 14,481, Colorado’, loftl- recent Interview, that they were ruher Mother u d Brother ” >y thermonuclear experte, Ished his speech. earliest possible moment.’’ est. satisfied with the arrangements. ^IBSHISHUUIUBnSHnHIiEUBlBBUUUUMmMIIM wnmmaamum!! MANCHESTER EVEIJING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, PRIDAX, JULY 12, 1968 PAGE THIR1*EEN

Jeoted, the Chicago Sun-Times HANCHESTER EVENING H E R A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1968 the South Wtadaor Oonvaleacent TM PAGE TWELVE South Windsor Heme dining Ji^f. Strike Perils said todky. Square Dnaoe Set $1.3 M illio n Joseph D. Keenan, Interna­ RUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB AMvtr t# rrtriAW > »n lt The South WiDdBor Square HEALTH CAPSULES tional secretary of the IBEW, by Michael A. PelU, M.P. lYanoe Otub 'wM hold Ma regular said in Washington Thursday 'UM.VAS.60Y$.liNVlTEt) 1, On Convention WEV, W ILL Insular Hearing Due Monday ohib level denoe tonight from 8 that members of the Democrat­ Parkbill-Joyte MIN60 TO 30IN US HERE ^ ic National Committee request­ Y A STE P OUT HEBC to 11 at Wainplng raememtary VfKi P6 ?(one (UfftKiHA FROM CHICAQO (AP) — Mora than , WUNUTE? WHAODAYA WMT.KID? JfSOST AT HOOPLE HEAIX30ARTERS ! ed the parent union’s interven­ 62 U ttle devil SchooL The oaSer w «l be Red A MfMttL Ptm ffieU UfUAUi FAIL 61.8 mllUon has been spent so rT 4 tu o s e a o M N 6 n i\ c a l l rr$ NOTEVERyOAVIHATA ACROSS tion in the 66;day Mrike, the Flower Shop 63 Firmament BaitaE. ft ^lEK WeHIATNC H6LP * far In Chicago for the Demo­ CRANE'i HEAD<3UAKTERWMfc Y0UN6MAM 6ETS THE 1 Insular 64 Buenos---- - On Kelly Rd. Walks Sun-Tlmas reported. Frank Oakeler, empire cratic Natlotial Cmventton, Keenan was quoted as saying 1MAT ARE MARIM6 ALL CHAMCETObSEE VICTOR^ ArfcnU o* BfaHMhe^ Bvenhig Herald 601 M AIN 8T-, MANC fO R S E D ' • M e o f---- - There wUl be a pubUc hear- the Indiana; John Kolokowski of wMch may bs moved out of the that while the mtional office fNext to Hartford Natioiisl TME NOI«e/lMlS RLACe )[-*-MIN60 d o w n South Whidaor ooneapofident, JS QUIETER'H A REUEf / 03MET/ t Ancient city ing Monday at 7:80 p.m. at the the Tanks, emd Brian Mahoney city unless a strike affecting haa been In daily contact with S aak ) on'Asia 1 Sharp CWtherkM R. M ay, teL 644-3395. t%CHER WHOBLEWAXTMOFF High School Library on the pro- Cuba, praparattons Is settled. the local. Systems Oounotl T4, . e TB8—WK DIXIVEB Minor island p r o j^ in g Cauda maneqfer Bob Hauck la Phoneai 640-6791— 646-1446 F N E -R O N LEAP/ . / ^ T 'DOTY ' IS Acid (comb. parts poeed oonatrucUon of aldewalka ' 3«ayor Richard J. Daley, a ‘“e local has co n to ^ negotla- the all-star team memager and power In Democratic party “ y settlemeiit Kra- form ) ■ 2 L a n d 22 Most recent genhanlum on Kelly Rd. x S s ISSYcudian measure coach wlU ibe Roy Nelson, maut- Mahoney Faces laughed off reports Ms city ’*•** declined to reveal which 24 Pendent 45 Sea menace Rrovlslana fo r the funda have ager of the Meta. term 3 Equal ornament 47 South imgM lose the convention. He ««»»> «;» M C boler 4 Had lunch Pacific been made In the new budget, Paving Work Robbery Charge haa Iraiated the cenvenOon wUl requeued taterven- 5 NegaUve 25 Moslem which haa been in uae alnce Read Herald Advertisements 15 World’s holy man islands Public Worka director LouU J. go on in CMcago Aug. » aa «<». ‘»‘® TM ^ oa. 7-/Z- larfest island prefix 48 First man July 1. The town wiU pay about Jeaki hais ainnounced that the James B. Mahoney Jr., 21, of 6 Intend 26 V ex (co ll.) scheduled. 17 Dusky 27 Napoleonic (B ib .) 76 per cent of the cost of the Jarvis Dinstruction Oompauiy iiiei UfUAUi A4ZRIBE TflftR 18 Indian 7 Early 66 Lenox 8L, was served a war­ But Tuesday John M. Bailey, exile Island 49 Frcah-water aldewalka with thoae Uving plams to complete the paving of fiMnuMf (FAme,pi*a>uft/utMfnr, w eifh t Roman fiah rant at his home yesterday in chairman of the Demooratlo Na­ ALLY OOP BY HAMLIN martyr 26 Man from along the atreet whl be aaaeaaed Pleasauit' V alley Rd. from Rt. 5 lUfmHlA,lHlFFl£ltUcy,tTc)it LAIh 19 Compass Copenhagen 91 Dark In connection with a robbery at tional Committee which runs point • Slight bow 25 per cent of the cost. The to­ to Main St. this week. WkcUiPtlUir the quadrennial nominating con- ' AW, 7W DOPES! „TH' HEADACHES, TH' ...WNCTW, BY GOLLY, 30 Island Ia color the home of Oemrge A. Gham- AHUfAIL-foKliieuiZf 1k(IA HLHlff. 1 DOtsIT THEV MONOTONY OP UMBA, m P SERVE SO Liquid 9 FUghUess 52 Ado tal for the project is expected to The town highway department ventlone, said, " I dmi’t ruts out bird Caribbean bertaln on Clinton St. on VWWsfWJ «WWWIW -S ------REAUZE WHAT COMMAND AN* ALL •EM RIGHT IF THEY measure 53 Top o f head be about $20,000. has already prepared the shoUl- the possibility 'We might move if A CHORE BEIN' m s AWESOME GOT TVr JOB! SlW ingU ke 10 African' SCA June 6. He Is charged with rob­ H ie net inNeied te be •#ledieineeHefi KNS tS? RESPONStBIUTTES.- 31 Solar disk 94 Cuckoo The sidewalk ia to be con- ders of the roaid. for paving. the labor dUflculttes are not re­ seaport bladcbirdt bery with violence. Police are SsS^ot (ab.) 11 Dispatched . (va r.) atructed probably on the north The Jarvis Ckinstructlon (3o. w ill solved by the end of next 32 Barber’s 56 Bad (comb, continuing the investigation of FORD FAMILY? -29‘'Emerald 16 Having less aide of Kelly Rd. It wUl extend lay a two-lnoh pavement to put word form ) the incident and are attempt­ Marine Weather Isle” fat 57 Exclamatior from the Vemon-South Wlndaor the roaid baM:k into usable con- BsBsy added Umt tiw ra are r » 1963 FORD FAtRUNE l-DOOR HARDTOP St Alaskan 20 Friend 35 Pleasing ing to serve a warrant today flavor of aurpriae town line, between Oak St. and diUbn. The roaul had been dug on a second suspect WDJD80R LOCKS (A P )—TTie prarant plans for a move. h ifhw ay (c o ll.) 58 Oriental the Vernon Circle, and extend up because of the InstaJlation of Daley continues to tell new*- 331,049 21 Man's 41 Ignited Authorities said Mahoney may U.S. Weatiier Bureau says tides (Rom an) 43 SymboLfor down Kelly Rood to Avery Bt. sanitary sewer lines. be one of two men, their faces be Mgh along (he Oonnectl- men: "We’ll have a good, old- 4 l6 11 Storm drains will be put in fasbkmed, dd-tlm e Demooratlo 34 Rips 1 2 3 4 IT Many resldenta have long felt oovered with stocking masks, shore today from noon to Rey. gas V-8, airtomatic transmisBion, power 36 Shoshonean there was a need for aldewalka along this new atretch of road, who entered Chamberlain’s P-*n. convention with the delegates in OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILUANS II 14 37 P riestly tarb u along KeUy Rd. because of the as provided In the new general apartment about 9:80 p.m. and I»w tide at Old Saybrook to- charge and maybe without you Hteerinir, radio, pleated vinyl interior. A V>") '"i> 38 Sea birds f media fedks all over the place." SO«RV,BURNS, OUR M RTW D DEGREE ' 16 17 heavy flow of traffic and the government budget. woke him. day 6:46 a.m. and 6:46 p.m. AND THE 39 Evergreen 16 A strike In progress since spoOess little car, ideal as a second car or for BUT WE CANT RUN BORNS TOU? SALES they CUSTOMER WILL narrownesa of the road. Thoee Swim Suita Only With a wMte handled knife at Water temperature at Bridge- shrub [20 May 8 agalrat the minals Bell - <2 THESE BARTS FOR COULD PRODUCE THE GETSORE-TICIE 40 Repasts II who favor the Installation of the Town Recreation Director his throat, held by one of the 67, and at Block Island 64. THAT PRICE » R T WITH THE NEW WILL BE SIX sidewalks think that the safety Ralph Carlson again reminds men, Chamberlain was forced Sunset today 8 ;2S, sunrise 8at- Telephone Co. Is threatening the the campus bound Btudent. (Powder blue, WSHTSTEVE? 1 NOT AUTOMATED MACHINES MSTMG6NTWD 42 Fastidious 44 Possessive of the school children who use resKlenits that swimmers at the to hand over to two intruders urday 5:30. convention that would bring . tV I AND NOW THE BULL QRfitADSMER 30 31 32 imutehed interior. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLIAMS A \ l CHANCE' •5 ABOUT TO snouaniN 'N'AEI^GAME. pronoun 25 26 27 this thoroughfare demands the Veterans Memorial Park must ggoo he was carrying. BouShg weather for Long Is- ttxMsands of delegatee, alter- HIM OUT! wrrwi^GET> 48----- de k wear proper bathing attire at jts they were leaving, (me of land Sound to Montauk Point natee, theta- wives and famlUee, FORGET THEM. YOU KNOW SURE, DAVY, •ncORDBt constcuctlan of sldeweJks. France 33 the pool. Shorts, tee-shirts, and the men told Chamberlain they snd Block Island: winds south- plus other thousands o f aides WE CAME HERE ID ALL t h e SAFE DON'T WORRY. ANYWR/1 It is expected that some use GIVE GARY HIS DIVING RULES. NOTHING'S 47 Thing done dungarees are not permitted be- would “get him” if he reported east 10 to 16 knots during the and onlookers to CMcago for 50 Belonging 37 of buses to the Timothy Eld- KICKS...SO, LETS GARY... JUST G O IN S TO cause of health regulatiims. the robbery to the police. afternorm and evening hours and moot of a week. GET ON WITH IT r STICK CLOSE HAPPEN TO to him wards Middle School can be 40 The Recreotton Department Mahoney was taken to the variable mostly southwest 6 A top official of the etoctiical TO o s ; ME... 52 W atering eliminated if the sidewalks per­ DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, Inc. place asks parents not to send pre- OamecUcut Correction Center knots or lees at other times woricers union has dtapolosed that mit more students to walk to Deanocnatlc party lea d en asked 55 Cretan 62 63 M school age children to the play- in Hartford In Ueu of $20,000, through Saturday. Fair weather, 285 BROAD ST— MANCHESTER— 648-4165 landmark 47 43 46 school. Many, however, who live grounds at the sclwoU which pending a bond presentatton at VlsiblHty mostly 6 miles or the parent union to intervene in 56 New York further away, wlH continue to H 67 66 are part of the summer reenrea- the Bast Hartford session of more except 1 to S miles in the Illinois B e ll Tielepliione Co. Island use buses. tlL the hope- that the sidewalk, if V V f OP approved, can be run down Bast Hartford for 34 years. BEEN WATCHING IT WHILE rr WHILE YOU'RE He took his undergraduate I'M AT WORK ! AT WORK,' 1 ^ KeUy Rd. to the Vernon Cir­ ELEaRONIC cle. Fitts has pointed out that work at Wesleyan University EAVESOPOPPIMG ADVT. UNTIL YOU READ ALL THE OTHERS pedestrians walking toward the and received his Bachelor of c o m p a n y SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O'NKAl Circle within Vernon are In Divinity degree at Garrett Bib­ great danger without sidewalks. lical Institute. Woodward’s first church was I AM . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1968 'rHE Sport* Viewing Leaguers Patsies Herald Angle Winds, Cold Greet British Open Golfers Angel Reliefer Not Happy S A in U lA T 1 m (M ) BaBer 1>erk7 By t M (M) IMIfcrm ««. E A R L Y O S T Subpar Golf Rounds Mi Open GaM Turn on Leaders Sports Editor Hiffh Scores t a f fhe Week Sammy Elli^ b Werid ad ble and homer by Dick Olati In other senior circuit games, Year for New Golfing Marks In Scotland NEW YORK (AP)—A and two run-sooting Mnglas by In Milwaukee Open Atlanta nipped Los Angeles 1-0 o m (IB) ITS 1 Ron Hunt in their n o t of Cbicfai- not too fan n y thinsr h siv on PhU JHekro’s four-hitter; San This must be the year of new golf records, at least Would Like •:SB ( • ) Chri Ta natl. Oaylotd Porry, Sd, aeat- pened to St. Loais’ Qtrdir y rwwiwv* blasted Clnciniiati 7- among the fairer set. Noted Today M ILW AUKEE, Wia. (A P ) — Mac McLendon, wlio nalx when they ran up tered oix hits as San Vkanofsoo won a PGA tournament the first time he tried, and BCTIVnAT 1; Philadelphia extended'Pitts- ' 'Two weeks ago, Helen Reynolds fashioned a brilliant Few Starts backed him with an U-htt at­ CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (A P ) Rocky Tliompson, looking for his first victory after ( 3) Oa against the National burgb's losing streak to sbt wlto one-under par 73 in the Connecticut State Women’s —Early starters in the third Lugae’s pataies. They a doublehoadBr sweep, S-0 and tack. five years of pro golf, shared the lead going into to­ 3:3B (U ) Car and Tmck v m ie Mi|ys' doubla in the Golf Association Tournament qualifying round at El- round of the 1968 British Open ANAHEIM (AP)— The 4-1, aisl Kew York edged CWcar day’s second round of the $200,000 Greater Milwaukee SBB (U ) Pre Baecer: 81. were beaten. first innlug moved him past T y iington to erase the old standard. Miss Reynolds, who Championship fell victim to Odifornift AnreU have go 1-0, before dropping the I vs. Ckve- And. it took a lata reacoe ef­ Oobb into fourth pUoe on tbe plays out of the Manchester fickle Carnoustie, which com­ Onen. found a badly needed relief fort liy Lou Brock and Roger laghtcap of a doubleheader 2-0, pletely changed face overnight. McLendon and Thompson • • « aii-dme extra base hR ttM. It CJountry Club, turned in a 37- coaches In the NaUonal Foot­ pitcher but. in the proceaa, Xaxis to prevent the rampaging was May's l.MOtfa extra baas hH 36—73 card. Last Wednesday af­ The winds from the east shift­ ' topped a sW/^rm of .subpar (rant-rmaiers fhom being vie- BKAVEB - DOOOEB8 — ball League for 1968 represent of Ms career. ternoon at the Manchester Coun­ ed to the south and brought rounds Thursday with a pair of Sports Slate they've developed an un­ Hmhixi twice by Houston’s cal- Niekro baffled lo o Angelea a total of 162 years of N F L play­ * • • try enub, 16-year-old Patty Tor- along the cold bit of the North record 66s over the 6,155-ynrd happy balh)l*yer. Iw-dweHecs Ttam day night. with Ws dazzling knuckleball ing experience. The leader Is Sea, a miserable combination par-72 North Shore Country AMERICAN LEGION PHILS - PIBATBB — za waa hotter than the sun with Dick Mcxlzelewski, who played Hc'a Bammy ZIHm. tbe 27- H ie Astros, wbo’ve had a vir- and a spe«ded-up deUvery. for par-busting. Club course. a 36-36—71 score, a new all- 14 seasons with Washington, Friday — Manchester at Staf­ yaar-oin rlftiMiander a^bo ptteb- tnal monopoly on last for a **I*m putting jua^ ^ Httle more Pittsburgh has piayad tfarm As a result most of the early The three-year-old course, Ume low. Incidentally, Miss Tor- Pittsburgh, New York and ford Springs 6; Rockville at ad two perfaot iantoci of rdief manfh, used a two-nm triple by pop in my pitdies, and it seems a tra i^ t doUblahaadera—and field struggled the front nine normally ravaged by stiff winds za's total was one stroke less CHeveland. — Little Mo, who East Hartford: Windsor Locks Tbnraaay aicbt aa the Angela Denis It a d c e ^ the IBIb to be paying off,” aald Niekro, lost all three. with the winds in their faces off nearby Ijike Michigan, was than Miss Reynolds’ record 72 held the league consecutive at South Windsors mmppta Bcwton'a etcM-fmine to wiap w Osnk' sevcn-ganie who retired the Brst 18 battera >rhe Phils stopped them in tbe and scores ranged from even -more like a duffer's paradise as before yielding a fifth-inning opener on Larry J a c k m ’s Mx- set several years ago at the game streak of 180 when he re­ Sunday — M ^chester at wtrataa atreak. t-2. victory string, 5-4, in the opener par 36 all the way up to the 40s. 4fi players broke par and 29 South Mato St. site. tired after the 1966 season (since Rockville, Henry Park at 2; EUto. aa, conBOm Umaelf a o f a doubfaheader . single to Jim Lofebvre. MUer, then Cookie Rojas^ dou­ The first solidly good round played In rcgpilatton strokes. * * <■ broken by Jim Rtngo's 182), will 'They were on tbe road to re­ Joe Torre singled home the bled In a run and tabled Mmaelf In, came from Alex Caygill, 27- "The wind will make It a com­ South Windsor at Windsor. atafttaf pUctier and thot'a wt>at [>1 coach Cleveland’s defensive line peating thert feat, despite a dub Braves’ kme run In the first. on Tony Gonzalez’ Wngla to year-oW English professional, pletely different course," said tae'a been in 17 of hla flraC 24 O ff the Cuff this season. . .Dick Nolap, new LITTI,E LEAGUE »v~«wl •ppearanoea with the As- record six OTOtw, when Marla’ Hank Aaron was deprived of snap a 1-1 deadlock In tbe who fired 37-34—71, one under the 22-year-old McLendon, a NatloMl Uagae head coach of the San Francisco Frl/lay — Medics vs. Morlar- Wngle and Brock's double eadi becoming otdy the ei^ifli man eighth. Best golfing score at the Man­ Carnoustie's 7,282-yard par-72. rookie frorn Birmingham, Ala., fria thia year. But Ujumger BIU W. L. Pet. O.B. 49ers, and Jim Dooley, new head ty’s, Buckley; Norman’s vs. accounted for a n » in tte in basebaB history to hit BOO or chester (Country Club this season This gave him 226 for 64 holes, who won the Magnolia Classic ncney decided aevenl days S t Louis 54 31 .636 — coach of the Chicago Bears, Liwyers, Verplank; Wlpco vs. eigtalh that let St. Louis escape more Iwmets when left fielder CUBS - METS — was John Peragallo's 32-33—66. hardly likely to be a challenge In hla PG Adebdt. "When the iV » that he needed ZiOM in the Atlanta 44 40 .524 9% each each played nine* years In Sears, Waddell. 8-7 In a bimrre nightcap. Jim Fairey hauled In one of Ws ■ The Glastonbury player was five to BHl Casper o f San Diego, wind goes up, the scores go up.” buBpan after watchbiB other An- dneinnatt 42 40 .612 lOH Ehnle Banks’ two4un double the NFL—Nolan as a defensive However, tbe loos didn’t do long drives at the fence. Aaron under par Wednesday in posting Calif., the halfway leaner at fcl reUerers ctre up 32 runs in San Fran. 43 42 MO 11 In the Wnth Inning profhioed back with the CMants, Chicago Most everyone else agreed, in­ much to dbn 8t. Louis’ diances needs only one more homer to one of the lowest totals In years. four-undcr-par 140. 33 innfaiBi on a reoeat road trip. Phila'pliia 40 40 MO 11% ciucago’s victory in tbe night­ Cardinals and Dallas and Doo- cluding Dick Lotz, Fred Marti, of turning the league race into a reach the coveted jUateau. The course record Is 63, twice Today’s Held of 70 will be cut Pitching Wasted. ■ I don’t care if I aaved SO Pittsburgh 40 43 .482 13 • • * cap. after New York made Ed Idy as a defensive back amd re­ and Red Horn, another 'PGA farce. The Oude* lead was turned In by Red Smith, now at nightfall (to the low 45 and ftm rti the rest of the aeaaoo. it Los Angeles 41 46 .477 13% Kranepooi's fourlblnBlng RBI ceiver for the Bears. . .The other rookie from Overlook Pa>k, trimmed only half a game—to GIANTS - BEDS — biding his time before being ties for Saturday’s final 18 aun wouldn't chance my mind New York 40 44 .476 13% single stand up In tbe openea’. new head coach. Green Bay's Kan. All three were one stroke Rockville Bows The Giants rode a single, dou­ released from the Marines in holes. I don't want to be a rriief pitefa- 40 46 .466 14% PhU Bengtson, ckd not play In back of the leaders with 67s. Chicago the fall. Smith turned the trick Don Swaelens of Belgium was Despite getting great two-hit ar/' EUia aaid after Ms Houston 36 49 .424 16 "The wind will be the whole in 1963 and again In 1966 when ‘ he N FL but was an asstetant beaten by -the winds and shot pitching by Hugh Campbell, porformance Thursday. Thursday’s Besutts coach for 17 years at San Fran- thing," added Dave Stockton, Orioles 104) Against Senators to Date the course was altered . . . Tom 39.41—80 for 236, which probably Rock'vllle’s Log;lon baseball 'T m a fast bell pitcher and cdsco and Green Bay. . .Did you who shot a 67 to pick up where Chicago 0-2, New York 1-0 Penders, former UConn base­ means he is out of the final team couldn't score hny runs I're aeon too many others who ' PfaUadelphia 9^, Pittsburgh know that with the retirement he left off two weeks ago when ball star, has Joined Waterbury round. lost night and the result was a were good in reUef for one or 0-1 of Jim Rtngo after playing In a he won the Cleveland Open. in the Eastern League. He'll be The task of coming from be­ 1-0 loss to Wtndaor. two years and then couldn’t get record 182 consecutive games, McLendon took the early lead Houston B-7, St. L ouIb 4-8, 1st a teammate of Manchester’s hind to catch Casper appeared anybody out." game 10 hmingB Washington Aid^rograi the best streak among active with his blistering morning It was only the second win In Tom Kelley. The latter was In harder and harder as the day “I don't srant to be a ane-eea- Atlanta 1, Los Angeles 0 players Is 134 games—by Willie round, which included seven bir­ nine games for Windsor while town this week and killed time progressed. son haro and then be carrying; San Frandaco 7, CbicinnaU 1 Davis of Green Bay, Bill Glass dies and one bogey. He had a Rockville fell back to 6-4 smd watching a slow-pitch softball Doug Sanders, OJal, Calif., a lunch peUl to work in another Today's Games of CHeveland, Bobby Mitchell of four-under-par 32 on the rugged dropped to fifth place to Zone game . . . It appears that the who started with 164, shot a fair year or two, said Ellis. Chicago (Hokzman 5-S) at Doesn’t Include Baltimore Washington and Bobby Joe Con­ (HcraUl Photo by Pinto) back nine. Eight standings. Manchester Legion baseball but uninspired par 36 on the " I Ogure I can pitch another and Chuck Doboon rad of St. Louis. Ed Bailey’s single, a stolen New York (Koooman 11-4), night v n P K ( A P I _ dugout. looked Uke he had Irtier- Oakland team will be among the also- first nine but he picked up a PROPER INSTRUCTIONS— ^Fran Sahlone, pro at the Neipsic Tennis Club, Thompson, n 28-year-old for­ 10 years if I ’m a starter. A tlO,- over Cleveland, * « » base and Dave Johnson’s siitgle PhUadelphia (Fryman 10-9), N E W Y O ^ sunxel’a oulla board, their triumph rans this season in Zone Eight couple of damag;ing 8s on the re­ demonstrates proper grip to Boyd Haldeman and Mrs. Sylvia Whittles during mer University of Houston golf­ 000 raise might change my mind at Pittsburgh (Bunning 4-10), Washington IS m the midst ^ S7^year-old s k l ^ r put Dobson hurled hitleaa ball — the only two hits off Camp^' competitions. Two t important Balls ’n Strikes turn trip and didn’t seem to be lessons yesterday at the Neipsic courts. Classes will be held Thursday morn­ er from Wichita Falls, Tex., about reUef pitching, but I'm bell — giatfe Windsor a run In night of another aid program— Buford an inflelder. In cen- through five Inntage and the A ’# {^ases of a winning team are going anywhere special. carded six birdies and 12 pars. not sure that would be so smart, When Casey Stengel was Judg­ ings in July and August for children and women from 9:30 to 11:30.______the fourth inning that stood up. San Francisco (Marichal iB-4) and Baltimore isn’t even a ^ moved weak-hit- took a 8-0 lead In the fourth. But lacking to date, solid front-line Bert Yancey, Tallahassee, Julius Boros turned to a 71; cither." ing a young hitter, according to at Cincinnati (Nolan 3-2), ntght foreign (XHintry. tlmt Mark Belanger from eighth the Indians got one back In the consistertt pitching and some Fla., with 153, 13 shots off the money winner on the four, had a Rockville collected three hits The Angels won the game as Los Angeles (Drysdale 10 in-*'-6 ) — •---- ->----* ...... — .• m-.* ^ an article In Sport, he said the Perhaps charity begins at to'^econd In the batting order, sixth and tied U on Lurry punch on offense. The pitching pace, slipped to a one-over-par Tom Wolskopf, second lending but never threatened. Chuck Hinton, a mid-game re- at Atlanta (Pappas 6-4), night player hit like a “ Judnick.” The home, but for the Washlngtoti reguit» were astoniohlng, to Brawn’s two-run homer In the staff Is thin and with an ex­ 37 and then started the back money winner on the tour, had a pfabcement, led off the seventh Houston (Lemaster 8-7) at St. Senators It bursts Into fuU g^y the least seventh, reporter conducting the inter­ Little League Playoff 72, and Lee Trevino, the U.S. panded schedule. Coach Charlie nine with a disastrous 6 on the inning with a homer to trigger HOWDY!— Little Harvey, a $10,000 ball dispensing innovation modeled after Louis ) Gibson 11-5), night view Inquired if Stengel meant bloom In Baltimore, where they Buftxd led off the first Inning • • • Graff — along with rival coach­ 10th hole. Open champion, tad a 73. CANINE BOWLING — Bert a three-run rally. Saturday’s Games Walt Judnick, a Journeyman the invisible rabbit, made its debut in Oakland last night with Umpire Em­ helped make Earl Weaver’s de- a walk, buzzed to third on ANGELS - BED SOX — es — is having his headaches. Casper, Bob (Charles, Gary The 72-hoIe Milwaukee Open Botticello 130-344, Hilda Devine Vic DavaliUo aron it with a Chicago at New York player for the old St. lx)uis mett Ashford. Harvey, located behind home plate, rises from hole in the ground but as manager of the Orioles A Brfanger’s single and scored the yjg oavallUo’s two-run single The race is wide-open, which is Player and Jack Nlcklaus were Schedule Announced ends Sunday. 342. two-out two-run single off reliev­ Philadelphia at Pittsburgh flashing and twirling through 180 de^ees at command of umpire. After dis­ success Thursday night by los- orioles’ first run. He homered the bases loaded and two healthy, but the zone Is without Browns. “ Naw,” said Casey teeing off last In the field and INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE er Lee Btange, 2-3. San Francisco at Cincinnati mean he hlte like them things opportunity meanwhile pensing baseballs, he disappears back into hole. (A P Photofax) ing a 2-0 squeaker. In the fifth for an Insurance tal- climaxed a seventh-liwteg one outstanding team. Post-season playoff schedules have been drawn up Stsi^e relieved etarter Los Angeles at Atlanta The OrlMes and Senators have the Russians been shootin’ up in noticing that nobody was Springfing an upset in a con­ ly- rally as California ended Bos­ * • « for Manchester Little League baseball teams. Tom Payroll Ballooned Considerably Dick EUaworth after TUck Houston at St. Louis met 10 times this season with the air." . . . When Philadel- burning up the course, tinuation of a tie game of June, ton’s wlmlng streak. The Red 27, Ansaldi’s (Contractors nipped Conran, president, said action will start Monday night Reicfaardt hit the eeoond of his the same outcome—a Baltimore TWINS ■ T10EB8 — Short Punts phia Eagle Coach Joe Kuha- Doug Sanders, OJai, (Mlif., Sox took a 2-0 lead on an un­ the Oilers last night at Ver- in the Farm League. three single for the evening. An American League victory. Since tbe Birds are only Rod Carew was the hitting rich was asked U he didn’t con- the first American to finish • earned run In the first and Rico planck Field in eight innings, The annual double elimination this: Monday—American vs. Officially, Happily in Fold, error hy firet baseman Oeorge W. L. Pet. G.B. seven games above .600 with a hero as IGnnesota snapped a When John Unitas opened a sider it unsual to trade a No. ^nd carded a 36-37—73 for a Cardwell Learns Quickly, Petrocelll’s fourth-inning horn- 8-7. It was the fifth win in 15 Town Tournament, bringing to­ National at Buckley Field; restaurant named the "Golden Scott on a aaciiflce bunt by Detroit 55 29 .665 — 44-37 record, it’s not hard to see six-game losing streak. He tied 1 quarterback (Sonny Jurgen- three round total of 227 which Arm ” recently Washington starts for Ansaldi's while the gether the winners of the three Wednesday - International vs. Bobby Knoop and a twoout walk Baltimore 44 37 .543 9% why they’re in second place to the game In the seventh with a son) for another No. 1 quarter- should take him into Saturday’s Wilt Has Five-Year Contract quarterback Sonny Jurgensen Oilers were losing their third in leagues, will start four days af­ Monday winner at Waddell to plnch-hltter Eld Kirkpatrick Cleveland 47 40 .640 9% the Americtm League. two-run single and won it In the back. (Norm Snead), he re- final round. YANKS ■ WHITE SOX — commented: "N ice of John to ter the last local team is elim­ Field; Friday—Losers in both loaded the baaea and eet up Boston 42 39 .519 11% Elsewhere, Minnesota edged ninth, singling home Rich plied; “ No it certainly isn’t un- He had three birdies in his 14 outingrs. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Wilt Negotiations which began last DonH Pitch Banks Inside Andy Kosco started one rally name it after me.” . . .Unitas Neal McKenney’s' steal of inated in the district playoffs. games at Verplanck F ield : Fi­ DavalUlo'a winning hit. Minnesota 40 42 .488 14 league-leading Detroit 6-4, Oak­ usual—but it is odd." . . . An round—at the 665-yard sixto Chamberlain is officially and May, Cooke continued, were Reese. This schedule will pit the nals Sunday, July 21. EUia' taro perfect innlnga of " r v e been getting those In- intentionally to fill the sacks, California 40 43 .482 14% land nipped (Cleveland 4-3, Cali­ with a double and finished an­ didn't mind the quip, in factj* article In Sport tells of Houston hole and...... the short . andi 16th home decided the issue. happily in the fold and on the concluded last Monday night NEW YORK (AP) — Mickey Stanley and Dick National League chumps against District schedule will find the relief saved the victory for vet­ side pitches more now that I'm but then fanned Ron Santo and Oakland 40 43 .482 14% fornia ended Boston's eight- other with a run-scoiing single numbers himseW among the adJ" - . assistant . . .1. __ publicistt.il-1,.4 /-\ Or-9, holes. ^ Dave Rutherford and Mark payroll of the Los Angeles Lak­ when the Philadelphia 76ers Don’t pitch a fast ball in­ Astro the International League kings Manchester National All-Stars eran left-hander George Bnmet, getUng Mder," Banka said af- got Banks to fly out to register New York 37 43 .463 16 game winning streak 3-2 and the mirers of Jurgensen, who rank­ Tweedle each had two singles ers today—and the payroll un­ traded the 7-foot National Bas­ side to Ernie Banks, veter­ land Sims’ embarrassment playing in South Windsor Mon­ C-9. ter the game. " I was waiting )iis fifth save of the season, (Silcago 34 46 .430 18% New' York Yankees beat the ed No. 1 in N F L passing la-st for the Contractors. Steve Ar- in the opener at Waddell Field, doubtedly ballooned considera­ ketball Association All-Star cen­ an 37-year-old first base- while handling the public ad- with the winner meeting the day night, the International Brunet gave up an unearned for It.” The Mets' only run came In Waah’n. 30 48 .385 22 Chicago White Sox 5-4. ed for the Twins. Renlck, Just Milwaukee. It waa the fifth of chambault had three singles iind bly. ter for three Laker players. man for the CJhicago Cubs. h e ^ y ^ I f I'e v e r ^ id dress system at a recent Dodg^ Casper Holds American League kings. The Stars hosting Windsor Tuesday run in the first inning after The JAets did get Beuiks out the fourth Inning on Ron Swobo- TTinrsday’s Results recalled from the Pacific <3oast American League games er-Colt game. Sims announced Dgui Champ a pair for the Oil­ How much neither (Chamber- Cihamberlain adrnltted he had That's**what Don CJardweU did in a somewhat similar situation da’s double €Uid Ed Kranepooi’s to throw as much as he does, first game loser will face the night. Also, Tuesday, the Am er­ walking Mike Andrews. A wild Minnesota 5, Detroit 4 ORIOLES - SENATORS — League, became the 36th player the Sox will play In Milwaukee Los Angeles second baseman ers. lain nor the Lakers’ owner, been contacted "by several peo­ In die ninth Inning at Shea Sta­ in^the eighth inning of tbe first single. They almost scored a I think my arm would fall off. loser of the second game. ican All-Stars trek to Windsor pitch advanced Andrews to sec­ New York 5, Chicago 4 Balttmore'a victory, behind in major league history to hit a and the largest crowd thus far. Luis Alcaraz as “ Luis Alca­ Four Stroke Ansaldi’s 130 300 01—8 10 2 Jack Kent Cooke, w'ill say. ple from the American Basket­ dium Thursday night. g & ie and preserved their 1-0 run— in the fifth of “ the ■■■ ------second'' Imagine what he will do if he Farm playoffs will be like Locks. ond and be scored from third on Baltimore 2, Washington 0 Dave McNally’s two-hit pitching home run on hla first at-bat. Many turned out to see Mick­ traz.” WTien informed of his er­ Oilers 205 000 00—7 11 4 "Wilt Chamberlain has signed ball Association," including the 0 Result a Iwo-run double down victory. game, but Phil Litu wras out at gets a consistent running at­ Humlston and Tweedie; a tsro-out error by third base­ Oakland 4, Cleveland 3 moved the' Orioles Into second » • • ey Mantle in hla first Milwaukee ror, he qulpP®d, " I should have a five-year contract with the locally rival Los Angeles Stars. the left field line and a 2-0 vic­ Banks came up with tfie bases the plate on a nifty fielding play tack.’ ’ . . .The three new head Open Edge man Leo Rodriguez. California 3, Boston 2 And Weaver, who replaced A’S - INDIANS — appearance since the 1968 World known no man Is an Island." Champ, Archambault (2), Strat­ Lakers,” Cooke announced at a (Jhamberlaln did not elabo­ tory for the Cubs over the New loaded and two out, but hit a by shortstop Don Kesslnger. coaches and 23 new assistant The Rad Box made it 2-0 when Today’s Games Hank Bauer Thursday as rest- Reggie Jackson’s 14th homer Series but the Yankee slugger CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (A P) ton (6) and Landry. news conference at his Forum rate. LOST York Mets. Cal Koonce pitch to left field Kesslnger raced over towards Cleveland (McDowell 8-8) at Rico Petrocelli hit a fourth in- dent genius in the Baltimore with one out In the eighth gave went Mtless In five trip#. —Want to be the biggest money Thursday, and facetiously, he He .said he personally asked 00226-: It spoiled what had been a tor a fly out to end the Inning. the first base side of secemd. Oakland (Hunter 4-6), night Rebounding, the Oilers came idng homer, hla tenth of the eea- winner on the American golf added, " I understand he is will­ for the five-year contract "be­ and 1 pleasant evening for the Mets Koonce had replaced starter grabbed <31eon Jones’ bounder Boston (Bell 7-3) at California back in a regularly scheduled SHAVING STROKES ing to renew my contract with cause I want to end my basket­ pike < circuit? stoce they had won the first Dick Selma with Cube on sec- and got off a sort of underarm (McGlothlln 6-6), night tilt to top Ansaldi's behind the The Angels have won five of College Football AllStars Eat buffalo, elk and deer California Sports, Inc." ball career in Los Angeles.” tor pa their first seven meetings with garne of a twl-nlght douWehead- ond and third and one out. throw to the plate that caught Detroit (Wilson 6-6) at Min­ Crowd Salutes Mantle no-hit, no-run pitching of Jim­ __ by Frank Beard er 1-0. Koonce walked Billy Williams Linz sliding in. nesota (Kaat 6-5), night meat. FOUN Boston this year and will try to HUNTING Want to win the British Open my Michalik and Dan Champ increase that margin tonight New York (Barber 1-3) at Chi­ en FullScale Workouts for a 3-0 decision. poodli Op Golf Championship? when rookie right-hander Tom cago (John 7-0), night The success gave the Oilers en, 87 In Milwaukee Return . ' a n d ' EVANSTON, 111. (A P )— The Eat fish, cold sliced peaches, Hazards of Rain Iforphy, 2-1, opposes Red ‘f Feel I Can Play Every Day’ Washington fPascual 8-4) at the league title with a 12-3 rec­ duck and grapefruit. Written lor ROCKVILLE LOST Box right-hemder Gary Bell, 7-8. Major League Baltimore (Hardin 9-5), night M ILW AUKEE, Wis. (A P )— 'The Chicago White Sox (Mllege All-Stars opened full ord. The Contractors finished at What this has to do with golf Newspaper Entenirlse Assn. Savin Saturday’s Games could not get the hit that might have turned a one- scale football workouts at North­ 6-11. The Oilers tallied twice in FISHING Legion Away happens to be Bill Casper, 37, of Bod weather has sunk more AppU' = L e a d e r i = Cleveland at Oakland run inning into a rally. western University today with the first frame. SCRAP CO., Inc. Saw Handwriting on Wall, 'n»ey lo8t to the New York San Dievo, Calif. . golfers because of their atti­ Ameriran league Boston at California Ing at the end of the season. (^ach Norm Van Brocklln start­ Anxious to snap a two- Bruce Landry had three of the Yankees 5-4 Tliuroday night He moved into the third round tude than because of the ac­ FOUN .Runner-Up Slot Batting (200 at bats)—Harrel-. Detroit at Minnesota " It depends on how every­ SALT Wii^ER FISHING ing off with a get-tough policy. Oilers’ five hits. Leo Tedone game losing streak, Man­ of the British Open this morn­ gireen son, Bost., .302; Yastrzemskl, Dodgers Release G>lavito New York at Chicago with the tying run on second In thing goes,” he said, "How I do "W e will follow the routine of tual inclement conditions. Some FMickey Mantle. 3-10, lasted the inning, but was at the Race. Some large stripers salmon, whole duck, sialad, Waddcll Field as Police & Fire BRASS "* Strikeouts McDowell, Cleve., 'The Rock, a handsome, dark- obvious to mention: Keep your­ RIDE lifted for a pinch hitter. The teams had six hits but two er­ 168; Tlant, (-’leve., 156, haired outfielder who slammed Colavlto, one of only nine The Yankee slugger, who bad are being taken In the Connecti­ grapefniit and 'cold sliced edged the Army & Navy Club, self and your equipment dry. If Btre« Ycuiks axlded two more In the rors cost Ray’s three unearned most of his lifetime 369 home P'ayers in baseball history to hit not played In Milwaukee since cut River at Old Lyme. peaches." 5-2. It was the season finale your clubs and grip are wet, ctoit; runs. four homers in a game fifth off reliever Hoyt Wilhelm, National l>eague runs with the aevelauid Ind. the 1958 World Series against Fair numbers of good-sized Two years r"o, C . per waa on (or the PPs, league champs with you’re finished. 649-S This marks the second year in was used primarily as a j^ c h up with aeveland in 1956. the Braves, was presented with Chicago scored single rune in winter flounder continue to be all game meat to fight an aller- ^ record of 15 wins against only Next, play the ball a little Batting (200 at bats) — M, WILL a row that Ray's were runner- hitter this year wdth the Dodg' He tied for the American a set of golf clubs by the MU' the fifth, seventh and ninth, be- taken In deeper waters. gy that either made him fat or one loss. LEAD Alou, Pitt., ,341; Rose, an., ELLINGTON RIDGE further forward, so it will have upe. League home run lead in 1959 tx»we .329. ers. Starting times and pairings waukee Brewers Baseball CTub southpaw Steve Hamilton Fluke fishing Is Improving off 111. Nick Twerdy led (he offense a tendency to "fly ,” as when their swing. Beacon wilt now begin a two with Harmon Klllebrew, slug- Inc'., sponsors of 10 sox games CAni® to to save Fritz Peterson’s Alter winning that battle, Cas­ from Runs batted In —McCovey, " I saw the handwrtUng on the for Saturday's and Sunday's eastern Connecticut with four to with two doubles and a single. playing out of the rough. Try to This may be true. But if you out of three series with the Dov- r - . ^2. He led the American In Milwaukee this season. sixth victory against three loos- NEWSPAPER call 8F.. 64; Perez, Cln,, 62. wall," he said, five pound fishlhg being taken. per got off the game meat. No player on the A&N collect­ upswing or "pick” the ball off are cold, your swing won’t be alettes for the annual Pat Bol­ when I got to In RBI In 1945 with 108. Member-Guest Shot Gun Golf Hits—Flood, Bt.L., 113; Rose, bat only three Umes In four Mantle, who waa greeted 'With Blue crabbing is fair In Bakers Behind Casper laJt 14.4 were ed more than one hit. the grass. Don’t hit down any effective anyway. You won’t (WE HANDLE PAPER DRIVES FOR CHURCHES, duc Memorial Trophy starting ^ fo r e the Dodgers obtained tournament at Ellington Ridge a n ., 109. ^weeks. I assumed the Dodgers a standing ovation, called the “ He was tiring and not hitting Cove, Mumford Cove, the Mystic nilS TY SOFTBALL Pacing the Methodist attack Britain’s Tony Jacklln and Maloney fanned 10 batsmen more than you have to. This have a free swing in any case, BOY SCDUTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS) Aufi Tuesday night at the East Hart­ him on waives from the Chlca- 1968 Series, which the Yankees Brian Barnes, plus Bob Charles and loser Joe Erardl struck out SCRAP IRON — OTHER METALS Tripleis—aemente, Pitt,, 7; would sell me or release me. dl Corcia-Beck- hla spots too good,” said Manag­ River and Stonington Harbor. Still looking tor their first wfn were Jim McCarthy Earle Cus- pick shot helps reduce slip­ so make the best of the situh- ford Field. go White Sox this year, Colavlto KHly-Biwn, won after being down 3-1, the 11 In a fine effort. BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS B. Williams, Chic., 8; Brock, "But I feel I can still play." er Ralph Houk. “ It was kind of Mackerel to two pounds are of the s e w L is Klock. La.st ter. Bob Evan and Jerry Chap- of New Zealand. page of the club face , when tlon. Dress warm and swing played for four American 8:(W F<-rreiraWaii!)i, Podolney- Police & Fire 220 Olx 6-7-4 Also Buyers ot INDUSTRIAL SCRAP St.L., 8. ■ Colavlto, In his 13th major greatest ttjriU of his career. dangerous, having to make a being taken In fair numbers to At 145 were Gary Player, meeting the wet ball. I within yourself. League teams-tyrtce with '‘ s’aT''Tuiin-indomenic,, S gh t the Club dropped No. 10. poll, all with Army & Navy 000 020 2-4-1 TELEPHONE 872-6587 Home rups — McCovey, B.F., league season, had a record of Farber- Although he was ttoeered ev­ move aftar everybody having Fishers Island Sound. South Africa, Jack Nlcklaus, Co­ When it rains, the air be­ -From a mechanical stand- aeveland, Chicago, Kansas a t y Kronfeld. a 19-10 slugfest to Alberti’s at Army & Navy 030 850 3 16-20-2 989 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN, 06006 20; H. Aaron. AU., 18. 23 hits in 113 at-bats this year 8:24 Fay-Mcaghi r, Johnw>n-IUo. ery time he came to the pdate thr.ee days off and p ittin g in on Porgles have started to show a lOlO.Biugiesv I Methodist 111 020 0 - 6-12-5 lumbus, Ohio, arid Paddy Sker- MiUoney and Fleishman.; comes denser than Keeney, Field. point, a good general rule is ■ Hours: Stolen bases—Willi, Pitt., 26; for the Dodgers. His three horn- Starter's Time Tliursday, Mantle never hit the unfamiliar park.” up off central Connecticut. rltt of Ireland. Erardi and Llvengood. weather. This sometimes holds THE NEW 8:4/) Zockln-Ouest, Sil.vcrsleln- ' Dozen runs In the first frame Conran and Cuneo, Post; Chap­ to use more club—because of 7 A,M.-4;30 P.M. Mon. thru Frl. — 7 A.M.*S:30 P.M. Sat. Brock, St.L., 16. ers In 1968 put him into a tie Verglllo, ^ ball out of the Infield. Hamilton struck out Pete Bracketed at 146 werd Dave up the ball and cuts down on INLAND FISHING proved more than enough to win pell, Gardella and ChappellJ the restricted swing—with a Pitching (7 decisions)—Aber- with Ralph Kiner for 16th place Just before Scooterpooper, a S;48 Baskln-Cronin, H. Peck- He aaid he Is thinking of retlr- Ward to end the game. Thomas of Woles and Maurice flying. Once you feel the ball THOMPSON (iuest. Some of the better spots for for Alberti’s. Klock came back smoother and easier strike. naUiy, On., 6-1; Marichal, 8.F., on he all-time list of home run 2-year-oId owned by E. R. 8;C6 SchUlor-UclIugh, B. Markow- trout recently have been East ALUMNI JUNIORS Bembrldge of England. Last Ni§^t’s Fights is not flying, then go to more sJej-W. Harkowskl. but could never match the big SPEEDWAYS 16-4. hitters. , Sharps, won her first race, she Twin Lake (also kokanee); Fourteen base hits, coupled Before nightfall, this lot of 70 club. 9:/H Starter's Time Inning. survivors from an original field fORTLAND, Maine —Jimmy til ( HT 193 THOMPSON. CT Strikeouts — Jenkins, Chic., He last appeared In a Dodger was claimed by trainer J. R. 9:12 Weber-May. T, Ferguson-An- Weaver in Lineup Change Highland Lake; Saugatuck R iv­ Miles Boutlller collected three with 11 enemy errors, helped the termott, 169, Holyoke, The most important element 183; Singer, L.A., 128; Mari<4ial, uniform June 19 and was given Ha(rtle or 86,600 at Aqueduct derson. of 130 will be reduced to the low In cold-weather playing is to 9:20 NaktenU-I>udley, Davis-llo- er; (Jompensatlng Reservoir hlto and Joo Saumo, "Ward Mets trounce the Tigers last IS., knocked out Royce Cox, 2 MAKAR SANCTKMfiP 8.F., 128. permission to returp to his lumiihy. 48 and ties for Saturday’s 18- this spring. (good short fishing with live Oochee Ron Hampson and Tim night at Charter Oak Park, 20-1. 176', New Haven, Conn., 2; Tony keep warm. This may sound 9:28 C’ohn-Ronow, Sleln-Yotkln And Orioles Produce Win hole final. MOOIRIIO 9:36 Vermllya-Barbcr. Beaudoin- bait, morning and evening); Ce­ S w i n each collLted two hits The winners tallied at least Valenti, 161, Boston, outpointed silly, but golfers often’ "under- (iuest. Nlcklaus, the 1966 British TO SI BALTIMORE (AP) — Earl noceroB, stole second base In the dar Lake; Wononscopomuc for the winners. Jim Golden one run in every nntog. The Bob Whitehead, 166, New York, dress” because they feel that 9:44 Starter's Time Weaver made two line-up Open winner at Murifleld^ and 4 1962 „ 9 -62 Rublnew-Davls, KravlU-New- first inning. It was Powell's l^ke. Nick Converttoo, John Burrell, Tigers averted a blanking with 10. too many clothes w ill restrict (lold. ^ , „ changes for his major league to 1 favorite here to the pre­ 1962 sixth stolen base in 892 games. Panflshlng continues good. Gory Cockerham, Bill Fecko, a marker In the fourth i ® VOLKSWAGEN ® managerial debut and an- tournament betting, has his own Some better spots are East Twin Pete Danohy and Elliott Svelny John McKeon limited the 1967 I 10;(A Oroo)>crt-Carroiella. Heslln- nounced he would have the' Bal­ Frank Robinson, k proficient diet as well. He’s drinking milk mmoKisBO /iuest. Lake (yellow perch, calico bass, each added a pair of hits but Tigers to three hits. He struck bic by the quart and the way he ti 10:16 Duffy-Nerz, Dymon-GnuUI. timore Orioles "scramble for base stealer but moiie noted for bluegllls); Bantam Lake (white DOES YOUR JOB LIMIT YOUR CREATIVE ABILITY? Brai In vain. out 10. charged home In Thursday’s JOHNSON SEAHORSE 10:24 Sluter’s 'Time runs" when necessary. his slugging, also stole a base. perch); West Twin Lake (calico Burger drove in $i.ac 10 AUen-KrefUz, Tonllllo-Ouest. Alberti'# ore now at .600 with Big John round gave cause for thought. 10)38 B)*4ME U3NG,CURLY UXR5 r S i“r*".”rurwS: OsU H. M. Ekwobetto Realty, ADVERTISING Mr ^-1621. ^ finance, cwistructlon, Apply 196 Spruce St. $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed­ 2—car garage. Central location. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN convert­ A GAL COULD POSALUTELY ______-__ garment manufacturing, real OPPORTUNITIES NINE FOOT kayak, one qion, rooms, bullt-ins, recreation Bel Air Real Estate 648-9332. 647-9993. ible. Excellent running condl- DROOL OYER- good condition, $30. 643-7718. THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ room, garage, large lot. Near CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS EXPERIENCED tractor trailer estate and holding. Office tage St. centraUy located, large Hutchins MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, l'ra9 COLONIAL, 17 rooms, 8 Uon, red, $800. 64S-9681. driver. Steady work for quail- located In pleasant suburb en- The Coventry Boafd of Educa­ bus and shopping. 8 A.BL to 4:30 PJL pleasantly furnished rooms, full shed domer. Formal din­ fireplaces, 2 full baths, busi­ fied person. Apply SAD, Inc., vironment. Call Mr. Krafehuk. tion U seeking appUcants for Agency Realtors, 649-6324. VOLKSWAGEN, 1966. Good con­ parking. CaU 849-2358 for over-' ing room, finished rec room, ness potential for antique shop 96 HUllard Street, Manchester. 649-6381. the foUowing poslUons tor the FiwiondFM d49-A etc. $21,900. PhUbrick Agency, dition. No money down, low 1988-69 school year; night and permanent guest MANCHESTER — Older 6 room extra lot of record. Handy lo' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. payments. Call 238-8716 and ask PHARMACIST—wanted In busy FREE — .two acres of stand­ rates. CJolonlal, aluminum siding, cation. $23,900. PhUbrick Realtors, 649-8847. PJII. DAT BBFOBE PUBUGATION large rooms, $17,900. H.M. for Mr. Bake. down town Hartford ' store. ing hay for the taking, on South Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. EAST CENTER 8T., 9 room Deadline for Saturday and Monday le 4:90 p.m. Friday. LABORATORY ROOM for rent - - gentleman Frechette Realty, 647-9993. Tbs. isf. U. S. Off .—AN rffMl tossrvW Starting salary over $1,000 a Intermediate Rd., Bolton. Chll 649-1863. house, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, good con­ O IV M by UaEarf Fsahae Sywdketo, tnc. only, free parking, central lo­ SE'VEN ROOM older home, sx- C zoned, for doctor's of­ month, bonus plan and good in­ dition. CaU 649-6858, after 6 TECHNICIAN Grades 6 and 6, Reading, Eng- cation. CaU after 8 p.m. 648- CAPE 7 rooma formal dining cellent condition, on bus Uns. fices, 2 or 3 famiUes, 118* centive. Write Box "R B ” . PLEASE READ YOUR AD p.m. Man­ U»h, Speech, Emotionally and 2693. waU to wall carpeting, alumi­ Property Includes 2 extra buUd­ frontage. Hutchins Agency, chester Herald. 649-5324. CXaaellled or “UCant Ads” are taken over the phone aa a PerceptuaUy Handicapped. Gordan Torm- num siding, garage, deep ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, FORD Station Wagon, B ut THE ^^AIR-DOS 5Q CLEAN comfortable room for oenyenlence. Ihe advertiser shonld read his ad the FIRST Challenging full-time oppor­ PART-TIME fuel oil drtvsr, Dairy Products wooded lot, PhUbrick Agency, Realtor, 643-5963. Power steering, tinted THEY GNE TO THEIR tunity for a high school ___ refined gentleman. FVee park­ RAISED RANCH — modem DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the nights, hours 6-12 p.m., 8 or Realtors, 649-6847. roof rack, automatic ar graduate preferably with Secondary ing. Also efficiencies. Inquire (XILONIAL — 5 bedrooms, kitchen with aU buUt-ins, next faiaertlon. The Herald Is responsIMe tor only ONE Incor­ LAOy aiENTS 4 nights a week. Apply In per­ rect or omitted Insertion tor any advertisement and then only conditioning. 649-9763. post-graduate study avail­ Scranton Motel and Cabins, 160 MANGHESTER CENTER, 4 formal dining room, dream formal dining room, famUy son. Morlarty Bros., 801 Center Home Economics, Chemistry NATIVE VEGETABLES to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which do able In an expanding labor­ Tolland Tpke., 649-0626 before bedroom older home, 1% baths kitchen, large paneled family room, 4 bedrooms, 2^ baths, not lessen the valne of the advertisement will not be corrected CHEVROLET Impela, 4-door, St., Manch«^er. 6 p.m. fireplace, garage, trees $21,900 room, 2H baths, one off master 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, $34,- atory. Interested by “ make good” Insertion. 1960, stick. Late mc^el. Six applicants should Tomatoed, Sweet Com PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, bedroom. 2-car garage. Excel­ 900. PhUbrick Agency Realtors, cyllilder engine with 80,000 apply to; MAIN ST. across from park, 649-6347. This la tnUy a ground floor 649-6347. lent neighborhood. $37,900. milee. Car clean throughout. Solosinan W onfod 34-A Beans, Lettuce, Cucumbers one room with heat, complete­ PhUbrick Agency Realtors, 649 FOUR—bedrooi CaU 876-1744. opportunity with a growing ly unfurnished. $46. monthly. MANCHESTER RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 foU in prestige st 875-3136 company being a leader In Mr. Laurence O’Connor Summer Squash and Beet 8347. baths, moderp kitchen wltb 643-2711 LICENSED Real Estate sale- 649-2290. ALL SERIOUS BUYERS Unusual and (Bockvine, T on Free) the specialty papermaking men with previous experience, Superintendent of Schools SPLIT Level — 7 rooms, modem buUt-lns, formal dlntog room, treatment, ROOMS with kitchen privUeges Attention! We Invite your Auto Accttorl— industry. Position Is within call Mr. PhUbrick, Phil brick Greens kitchen with built-ins, formal family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- ed side p 0.( Box 356, Coventry, Conn. CentraUy located. Mrs. Dorsey inspection of this mainte­ Tirts 6 ^ SrtORTEN corporate Research and De­ Agency, 640-6847. dining room, 3 bedrooms, IH car garage. EbcceUent neigh­ grounds, beat nance free Ctolonlal with 7 velopment Technical Labor­ 742-7317 Buckland Farms Stand 14 Arrii St. baths, family room, garage, borhood, $81,900. PhUbrick ed with pder Trouble Reaching Our Adverfiser? TWO BUCKET SEATS from- atory. The primary work spacious rooms. Excellent Agency, Realtors, 649-S347. LARGE LIGHT housekeeping large lot, $27,5(X). PhUbrick swimming pc Pontiac convertible for sale. activity wlU be In the area SALES OPPORTUNITY CORNER TOLLAND TPKE. location. Good value and room, comfortable, convenient. Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. help with pri Inquire 233 Center St. after of physical testing and One of the nation's largest ADAMS ST. ready to go! See this now— MANCHESTER —- 7 room air- 24-Hour Answering Sanriee Busiiwto SurvicM Painting— PapiMlng 21 Holp W onf d Older gentleman working days ary financing. 4:30. product quality evaluation. corporations has outstMd- $27,900. CaU Don Sisco, LARGE MODERN home plus con dltlon ed SiUlt Level, 114 3B preferred. Referencee, park­ 647-1413. Free to Herald Readers OffMMi 13 L. PELLETIER — Painting — Ing sales opening. Individ­ Situations Wontud— 649-6306. 5 room older home with bam baths, sUdlng glass doon off ual must be local resident BEANS, tomatoes, cucumbers, ing. 648-7190. © 1 H 7 by N tA , l»c. family room, modem Utdien RUBBISH trash removed to aild exterior, papering lOTEjnEsiiNG position open at 38 and 100 acres of land. $88,000 NEW LISTING Trailmrs— AMM Piillsf in. ^ ^ with managerial ability, with buUt-lns, garage. $26,900. WwBt Infomuitlon on one of our claaaiftod advdrtlMmentiT the dump, lawns maintained. and paper removal, fuUy in­ Case Bros., Division of Boise COLONIAL BOARD CO. squash, BWlsB chard. 21 Angel q n E COMPLETELY furnished It s o foirly common thing. He's an emotionally drained B&l w for the package. PhUbrick 6 room Ranch No answer at tlie telephone UatedT Simply call the sured. 643-9048, and 649-6326. ambition, and show prog­ WILL TEACH beginning baton Street, Manchester. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, full baths. K Mobiia Honwt 6-A CaU 649-1868 after 6 p.m. Cascade Corp. for typist with _____ housekeeping room all utiUtles, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Agency Realtors, 649-6347. 616 Parker Street ress for age. Business or leesons In my home. Call 647- Boston Red Sox fan!" 649-6347. ins. WaU to wi payroll experience, and wiUlng ample parking,. Suitable one Manchester Parkade 12-, 1965 ARROW UtUe C t^ f t y p i n g , mimeographing, key- INSroE-outslde p a ln ^ . S ^ - sales background helpful. 9626. MANCHESTER — 2-famlly flat minum storm: EDWARDS travel traUeor. PuUy equipped, punching. Resimes, reports, ^lal rates for people over 65. to learn keypunching and IBM Manchester, Connecticut Salary, commissions and adult. 272 Main Street. Manchester 649-6806 near Center, nice lot. Ideal for BALDWIN RD. MCtw operation. Contact H. A. Pace Housohold Goods 81 Nicely treed like new. CaU 742-7248. proposals, theses, letters, bul- Call my competitors, then c ^ liberal fringe and pension HIGH SCHOOL girl will baby Bosinoss Locotiom Homos For Solo 72 in-law situation. AU city con­ oversized custom buUt Gape or J. W. McKay for Interview. Teleidione; 849-4607 ROOM for rent, gentleman only, MANCHESTER — 6 room lob. Eiarly oc( ANSWEMND SERViOE ^ ' me. Estimates given. 849-7863, benefits. Please write Box sit days or evenings for your veniences. Bel Air Real Estate, of 6 rooms, 2 fuU baths, 2-cor CAMP TRAILERS for sale or Low rates, serv- ^ cooking facilities available. 647- For Ront ft4 MANCHESTER — three famUy, Ranch. Two baths, family Agency, 647-1 649-2861. M, Manchester Herald. This chUdren. Call 647-9526. 1968 SINGER zig zag sewing 643-9332. garage, fuU basement, % acre rent. Camritent traUers and ‘ce around the clock, 20 per Arthur Toumas 1610. .excellent income, needs repair, room, breezeway, garage, lot. This home must be seen, 6494500 875-2519 Is an equal opportunity em­ machine, slightly used, button TWO ROOM office, 100 percent CUSTOM buill Fisher campers. Prices $360 to cent discount on initial order. INTERIOR and exterior paint- GIRL FRIDAY —To work for Technical Director HIGH SCHCKIL graduate desires holes, hems, monograms, etc. H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- screened porch, park like yard. BOWERS SCHOOL — (Jape, 6 loaded with extras. Designed LUl Bond, 289-3967. Business mcu90n contracting firm. One ployer. ROOMS with private showers, Main St. location. Inquire Mar- in estate-Uke ^■hii leave your message. YoaHl bear from our advertiser In $1,600. Five .models. Displayed Ing and papering. CaU Phil summer employment. Oariiler, 6 years guarantee. Total price 9993. Mid 20’s, Hayes Agency, 646- rooms plus paneled office, and built for present ownere. Automation Services. girl office. Must be experienc­ furnished, $12 weekly. CaU 742-. ^ ,^ .3 gj rornns pUus i Jlf time witlioat spending all evening at ttw telephone. on weekends on Route 190 be­ Denoncourt, 742-6178. aalea clerk, baby sitting. CaU $64. Easy terms. Call 622-0931, 0131. treed lot, garagh, $21,500. Phil- Immediate possseslcm. lOd SO’e. ed bookkeeper and stenograph­ 649-6666. 8161. MANCHESTER and vicinity. sled porch a tween West Stafford and Staf­ PART - TIME dealer. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- basement. 7 ford Springs. Weekday eve­ PAINTING — Interior and ex­ er. Excellent opportunity for Holp Wanfod— Over 76 homes from $7,600 up. PORTER STREET area — 6 HousohoM Sarvieoc PORTER 8347. 1677. WaU to wall AutemobHos For Soto 4 nings call Rlchens TraUer terior, very reasonable, free advancement. Starting salary RESPONSIBLE college senior omos CaU Mitten Realty Ctompany, room older home. ExceUent or Ftipult 37 H For Rent ftS AA zone. Lc Sales, Stafford Springs, Conn., OffMvd 13-A estimates. CaU Richard $110 per week plus bonuses. Mornings, 6-day week. desires babysltUng jobs nights Wonted— Rooms— Realtors, 643-6930. condition. Huge closets, ga­ HERALD 1962 BUICK Station Wagon, In- Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. CaU 648-9608. IMMEDIATE opening for hair­ and some days. ‘ Call 643-8777. TRADER “P” Board 62 FURNISHED or unfurnished rage. Only $18,000. Hutchins Agency, 647-1 1-684-3287. SEWING MACHINES — AU MAN(HESTER —Seven room vlcta, automatic transmission, A]H;>ly to Mr. Petro dresser, guaranteed salary and large Ranch. Knotty pine Agency Realtors, 649-6324. makes, domestic and imports PAPERHANGINO SpeciaUst — USED FURNITURE WANTED — Board and room by single older house. Under $20,- TWO-famUy, j power steering and brakes, commission, exceUent opportu­ interior. Floors refinished. Con­ DOX LETTERS expertly repaired. Work guar­ B'ree estimates. S. J. Cornelia, 000. Good size comer lot. Hot SPLTT-LB'VEL — 8 rooms, 4 exceUent In $796. CaU 644-1444. W. T. GRANT nity. Duet Beauty Studio, 687 Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 retired gentleman -in Manches­ venient location. Working MotorcyclM— anteed. ABC AppUance Repair, 878-7401. Manchester Shopping Parkade water oil heat, 1% baths, near Dedrooms, 1% baths, large $25,000. Belfi' Night KesTiunch Operator E. Middle Tpke., Manchester. Now Open At — ter. Write rate, desired Elox adults. 643-6386. For Your MERCURY, 1961 convertible, Bieyclos 11 41 Oak Street, Manchester, 649- WANTED — good homes for "E E ” . Manchester Herald. bus lines, school, and shopping family room, new wall to wall 1413. PAINTING —Teacher with fU- V-8, automatic, new tranemis- 8879. three tiger kittens. 649-6480 af­ 36 Oak St. area. For appointment, call and draperies stay. Garage, Information 20” CONVERTIBLE b icy cle ______teen years painting experience Opening for an experienced REAL ESTATE sales. ExceUent FURNISHED house, two rooms $16,000. BUYS aton. ExceUent condition. CaU ter 8 :80, anytime weekends. 643-8495. No Agents. $27,600. PhUbrick Agency Real­ with basket, good condition. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, desires p ^ tin g contracts. keypunch operator to work MAINTENANCE commission arrangement. WlU 'With bath, $26 a week, utiUties cated older 6 668-3930. consider part-time. Pasek, Included. CaU 742-8161. tors, 649-5347. THE HERALD wlU not $10. 649-6108. retaped and recorded. 646-0273, Free estimates. E. Yoemans, evenings from 6 to 10 on a PUPPIES and kittens, register- Ckxxl used furniture, appliances Aportmonfft n o t* RAN(H — 6% rooms, modem for Frank Fi MECHANIC Realtors, 289-7476, 742-8248. AIRCRAFT disclose the Identity of I ------649-2971. 742-8907. part-time basis. Hours may ed and mixed. AU breeds on pianos, kitchen -with dining area, fire­ $18,900 — LARGE 6Mi room Agency, 647-1 any advertiser using box 1966 COUNTRY Squire station Tonomonh 63 be varied. ExceUent wages OPPORTUNITY. We need an hand or available. Wild Cargo place In living room, 3 bed­ Ranch. EMreplace, IH baths, letters. Readers answer­ REWEAVING of bums, moth- Work In cool air-conditioned HENRY ST. and working conditions, con­ ambitious high school graduate Pet Shop, 643-6108. 643-6946 Out o f Town rooms, garage, large wooded built-in range, basement. Quiet ing blind box ads who tires, lock rear end, low mile- ke., Manchester. Townhouse, appliances, utUi- 649-4535. Sheet Metal Assemblers thone Street Reward. CaU 649- cleane*!. Trash hauled to the ______TOWN OF ANDOVER WANTED HOME FOR three demonstrator “ touch and sew” Vacancies available July, Aug­ a fireplace. A family room and U OUR (JOMF tops and convertibles. No 7610. machines grreatly reduced! tles, parking, private base­ a game room, family sized 'working thes 0646. money down, low payments. dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- EDITIONS, remodeling, Sa- ZONING BOARD Calico kittens and one black ust and September. Second $23,000—7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison Easy 1-36 months credit plan. ment and walk out patio, $::00. kitchen and two fuU bathrooms. Bench Mechanics tell us wher CaU 233-8715 and ask for Mr. 5846, 643-9973. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Business Opportuniry 28 r e l ia b l e cleaning l a ^ l w OF APPEALS kitten. After 5:30 call 649-4617, right off Clarks Hill Rd.. 647- Colonial, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, LOST — Savings Passbook No. CaU or visit your Singer Sew­ (JaU J.D. Real Estate Co., 643- 4-car attached garage. In ad­ to Uve and, Dias. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ doctor’s office, one day week­ The Zoning Board of Appeals anytime on weekends. 1043. m baths, aluminum siding, 00226-3 Hartford Natiimal Bank MITCHELL’S LAWN Service — FOR LEASE — Busy lunch­ ing Center, 858 Main St., Man­ 5129, 643-8779. dition. . .a tidy 4 room apart­ Aircraft Engine Mechanics and you a choic ment work, cellar floors, pa­ ly. CaU 649-4706. TRAINEE of Andover, (Connecticut, wrHl trees, privacy, suburban. and Trust Oo., Middle Turn­ Complete lawm care, seeding, eonette in stMppIng center at KITTENS —Free, two adorable (JOLUMBIA Lake — SmaU wa­ ment or In-law suite. Wolver- the general tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- hold a public hearing in the chester, 647-1425. MANCHESTER —Suburb—New Hutchins Agency, Realtors, M9- pike Office. Application made mowring, rolling, etc. Also odd excellent location, Tolland. CaU BABYSITTER wanted for four white kittens looking for good terfront cottages, June, July, ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Testers we are the synakl, BuUder. 649-4291. Town Office BuUding on large 3 room apartment. In­ 5824. for payment. CLEARANCE SALE jobs . cleaning ceUars, attics, evenings, 876-9329. year old. Must be reUable and Wanted to learn estimating home. (Jail 643-1891. DINING ROOM SET, table, 4 August. 649-0498 or “ (Jolumbla to belong tc Wednesday, July 24, 1968 at 8 ;00 cludes appliances, parking and ACADEMY ST. —Large over­ yards Free estimates. 649- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ have references. CaU 646-3318 In a mechanical buUdlng chairs, buffet and china closet, 4,” Rt. 87, (Jolumbla. Tool and Die Makers Hartford ar FOUND — smaU silver female Come And Get Them At p.m., to hear the following ap- WANTED home for playful storage. $110. Call J. D. Real sized Cape, full shed dormer, 1185. modeling specialist. Additions, before 4:00, after 742-6373. trade. Neat appearance and maple. 875-3674. and their m poodle. CaU Vernon dog ward­ H o ip calico Wtten, Call after 5 :30, Estate Co., 643-5129 or 643-8779. M3SQUAMICUT, Rhode Island, 2 full baths, fireplace, treed rec rooms, dormers, porches, intelligent thinking requir­ X>eal asking reUef from the zon­ Legal Notice And Many Others tema. N,*w h en, 876-7934. Wholesale Prices LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also 649-4617, anytime on weekends. SINGER ZIG-ZAG cabinet Last minute cancellation avail­ lot, very clean, $28,600. Phil- cabinets, formica, built - ins, F e m a le 3 5 ADULT GIRLS for fuU-time ed. Benefits include a full ing lawrs of the Town o< Ando­ range. We moving large appliances. Burn­ counter work at new dairy bar, program of life, hoepital ver. model, used 6-6 months. TWs f ^ able August 17 through August brick Agency, 649-6347. LOST — Passbook No. 100479 bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. ’ ond floor. Available August 1st. OBSEB OF NOTICE al tracts. Fo 1967 Rambler SST. Less ing barrels- deUvered. $4. 644- R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 a.m., excellent pay. Write Box W, and surgical Insurance, re­ Appeal No. 60: Donald C. machine wUl monogram, over­ 31, private owner. CaU 643- AT A (X>URT OP PROBATE, Savings Bank of Manchester. Parking for one car. Working second to i than 15,000 miles, V-8, auto­ 1775 or 289-8824. fuU or part-time. Laurel Manchester Herald. tirement program and paid Parker, 46 Lakeside Dr., Ando­ cast, blind hem dresses, makes 0491. held at lllanohester, within and (or AppUcatibn made for payment. HOMES. GARAGES, porches, Articlas For Solo 45 couple preferred, no pets. $100 the district of Manchester, on the agency. We matic, power steering, pow­ Manor, 649-4619. hoUdays. Modem air-condi­ button holes. Need responsible 8 ^ day of July. A.D. 19^. BULLDOZER, backhoe work, rec rooms, room additions. ver, requesting a variance of monthly. Write box “ CC” , Man­ BASS RIVER and Dennlsport, For those who would like training: do. Belfiore er brakes, vinyl roof. POSITION AVAILABLE, Rock­ tioned office. Starting sal­ DARK rich stone-free loam, party to pay 10 payments of N O T K a : Present, Hon. John J. Wallctt. POUND — large male mongrel, lend clearing, septic tanks In­ kitchens, roofing, slhng, gen- EXECUTIVE secretary for pro- side yard requirements to buUd chester Herald. Cape Cod. Two, three bedroom Judac. ville Public Health Nursing As­ ary $425 per month. $16. Pool and patio sand, $6.48 per month or $62. (Jash. £Ist^e of Vincent Jason Villa Sr., MANCHESn green A APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be from Erwin E. Davis please Tel. 643-0016 Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7968. 643-1174 Rent electric shampooer $1. Ol- g e n e r a l Electric range, de- ______For Solo 70 in said application and return make 9768, before 3 or 666-3964 after tion for Earth Excavation Per­ T O B ID to thia Court. eligible for courses ranging from three caU 6494M95. 5 p.m. cott Variety Store. luxe model. Infinite heat. Used ROOM furnished apart- JOHN J. WALLEITT. Judge, I TREE EXPEUIT — Trees cut, Roofing and mit In accordance with Art. IV, cc: Gerald A. Rolsman, Atty. ABLE — APT — ALERT only 6 months. Excellent con- ment. Adults only, no pets, MANCHESTER GREEN ^ certified check in the to four years in Jet Engine Metalsmith- buUding lots cleared, trees top­ DENTAL ASSISTANT — ex­ Sec. II, (2), of the Zoning Regu­ FOR "a job well done feeling' Robert G. Viets, Atty. , the total bid ing, Machining, Tool & Die Making and Aofemobilof For Solo 4 ped. Got a tree problem? Well perienced preferred, knowl­ lations as shown as plan enti­ clean carpets with Blue Lustre Camaros. Automatics and 4- If you have these quaUtles family house, “ C” zone lot and accompany earii bid. Said Electronics. speeds. 1963 to 1968. No money worth phone caU, 742-8262. ROOFING — Specializing re­ edge of business office proce­ Holp Wontod—Molo 3ft tled: Rent electric shampooer $1. HIGH 4-poster mahogany bed- MANCHESTER —Three room NEED CAR? (Credit very bad? dures. References required. we want to -talk to you. We a 10,000 square foot b id in g , the successful bidder down, low payments. CaU 233- pairing roofs of aU kinds, new OlL BURNER service mtui of­ ’’Savin Brothers, Inc. ■Paul’s Paint ft Wallpaper Sup- room set, Uke new. Moving, furndriied apartment, aU utiUt- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ ANYTHING taken to the dump, Write Box V, Manchester Her­ have an exceUent position Unlimited potential. T. J. -will be held untU such time as NOTICE 8716 and ask for Mr. Dias. roofs, gutter work, chimneys fering good pay, vacation, paid Bloomfield, Ctonn. Town of ply must sell. Call after 6 p.m., and appliances. $130. CaU est Douglas accepts lowest appliances, bulky furniture, at­ ald. open for a man to train as Crockett, Realtor, 043-1677. all conditions of the proposal cleaned and repalAd, 30 years’ holidays, uniforms,. Insurance a sales representative. Good Manchester — Drawn Byr ------872-3227. J. D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129 TOWN OF MANCHESTER down, smallest payments, any- FORD Falcon station tics, cellars cleaned, light experience. Free estimates. 30 CUBIC FOOT farm freezer. have been met. 5 P^i - 9 P M— Mature women and other fringe benefits. CaU salary and commlsalcm, TCS—Scale l ” -50’—O’—Date: or 643-8779. POSITION VACANCY APPLY NOW where. Not small loan finance wagon, 6 cyUnder, standard trucking. (Cheap. 289-6860. (Call Howley 643-6381, 644- *400 CoU 643-749(j after 6:30 DINING ROOM set, nine piece SpecUicattons can be obtain for telephone selUng, must be 289-6431 or apply Kasden Fuel company vehicle furnished. 6/21/98” (Intersection Camp company plan. Douglas Mo- transmte^on, $196.. Call 643- 8833. p.m. mahogany, 12 cubic foot refri­ LARGE TWO room fumislhed Investment Property ed of^e Dlr^^ CLERK STON^APHER VISIT THE NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE TREE removal-Trimmlng. Rea­ depehdable and able to work Co., 340 Tolland St., East Hart­ ExceUent opportunity for Meeting Rood ft Carter St.) tors, 846 Main. 4243. gerator, baby carriage, child’s apartment, stove, refrigerator, of Administration at any time PART-TIME sonable rates. Covered for Monday through Friday, In our ford. advancement. For this bet­ AU Interested persons may TWO AIR-CONDmONERS, one For Sale 70>i■A desk, rug, curtains, snow tires, $26 per week. (Jail 742-8161. from 9:00 a.m. through 5:00 $2.43 PER HOUR Willow Street (off Main Street)' 1964 CXJRVETTE convertible. property damage. Got a tree central Manchester office. Per- ter than average position attend this hearing. A copy of Ooldspot, one Emerson. CaU fireplace screen and grate, etc. ExceUent condition. 2-tops, 36,- x969 MGA. ExceUent condition, HootingondPlinnbing 17 manent worlJ, good pay. (Call WAREHOUSEMEN, night shift. PRIME CORNER location Main P’” >’ Monday through Friday. East Hartford, Connecticut problem? (CaU Dana’s Tree apply to this notice la on file In the of­ 643-7490 after 6:80 p.m. Call 649-6711. Record evening meetings — 000 mUes; 4-speed posi-tracUon, $700. If interested caU 649-4696. Service, 622-8429. M ft M Plumbing ft Heating. 646-3633 after 6:30. good working conditioiui and fice of the Town Clerk and maps Street. Presently professlon- approximately two per month— AM-FM radio. $2,300. (Call 649- Service calls our specialty. No benefits. Geer Bros., 140 Rye 100 TOBACXJO shed boards, 4x4, Butinees Locations Open Monday through Friday SINGER CO may be seen in the office of the , al office plus apartments. Ter­ on Soundscriber machine. Typ­ 1042. VOLKSWAGEN, 1963, Brand EXPERT SHARPENINO—Pow-’ job is too small, FYee ®®CRETARY — Speedy, accu- St., South Windsor. Planning and Zoning Oommis- at $1 each. About 3,000 square pjixaiDAIRE 2-oven stove good For Rant ftft rific potential. Belllore Agency, ing of Minutes In rough draft 8 a.m. to 4:30 pan. new engine. ExceUent con­ er mowers, hand mowers, pow­ rate typing for transcription, Septic Tanks estimates gladly given skm. feet of 12” tobocco'bom boards, ggndltlop, $66. (Jail 643-6963. ^ 64^-1413. and/or final form. Shorthand re TO SETTLE ESTATE — 3 cars, dition, can be seen at Car Vil­ er saws, hand saws, electric electric typewriter, diversified SERVICE STA-nON attendant gse MAIN ST., MANCHESTER AND Saturdays 8 aan. to 12 noon 649-2871. wanted, nights. Apply Sunset Planning and CaU 876-1016 after 6 p.m. 474 MAIN ST. office tor rent. quired. 2885 1962 Falcon, 1960 Thunderbird, lage, . 261 Broad Street, Man­ hedge clippers, knives for home ____ work, Manchester office, 37*/4 d in e t t e or patio set, metal INVESTMENT property, three Service Station, 655 E. Middle Zoning Commission Center of town, plenty of park­ Plugged Sewers For applications apply to 1962 CadUlac. 876-3674. chester, 643-9666. or restaurant,rotary blades, cir­ ------hours, salary commensurate TREAT RUGS right, they’ll be jgj,,g j matching apartments, 2 stores. Center St. Other (Connecticut plants in Tpke., Manchester. SHEET METAL worker, experi­ M. Adler Dobldn, ing, 646-2426. 9-6. PERSONNEL OFFICE, Munici­ cular saws 6” to 24” , lawn and M im nory. with ability, Mrs. Kelly, 649- a delight if cleaned with Blue 649-9704. location. Realistically priced. I4k2I 1967 (CORVETTE engine, 427 cu­ PLYMOUTH, 1965 Fury HI, 2- enced in duct layout or duct Chairman Machine Gleaned pal BuUding, 41 Center Street. North Haven, Southington and Middletown garden tpols. Satisfaction 5361. MALE HELP wanted to receive Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ ______-I STORE FOR RENT — down Inquire about this investor’s bic inch, 486 h.p., tri-power. door convertible, power steer­ Drossmaking 19 erection. Good pay, fringe ben­ Clarence W. WeUi, Septic Tanks, Dry WeUs, Manchester, Connecticut. INCHES guaranteed. Sharp All, 585 and record goods, and to place er $1. Plnewood Furniture ' ' town Manchester, State special. Morrison Agency, 648- Brand new, still in crate. Cost ing, automatic trensmisBloh, Adams St., Manchester, 643-6305 DRESSMAKING — Alterations, DEMONSTRA’ra toys and glfte efits also oil burner. Call 628- Secretary Sewer Lines InstaUed—Cel­ $1,200 new, asking $876. (Cadi wbei'e needed in fa ^ r y . Shop. MaehtiMiv and Tools 52 Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag- 1016. lar Waterproofing Done. radio, heater. Must sell, $1,400 zippers replaced, etc.. Excel­ party plan. Work now until 7707. r a w m in , y ______Theatre. 643-7882. 876-2638 ask for BiU. or beet offer. 649-1436T WE WILL give a new barrel Christmas. High commissions. Fringe benefits such as pension lent workmanship. CaU' 649- p l^ , profit sharing, group in­ EXPERIENCED custodian LOAM FOR SALE, Manchester INVITATION free to anyone that wants their 4311. CSall or write Santa's Parties, FOR RENT or sale-461 Main McK in n e y b r o s . 1966 WmTE Volkswagen, low VOLKSWAGEN 1964, red, clean, Inc., Avon, Conn., 06001. Tele­ surance, paid hoUdays offered. wanted for part-time work eve­ a n d Bolton a re a . 649-9916. e l e c t r ic Welder, call 643-7490 Homos For Soto 72 a a a barrel emptied on a monthly Street. BuUdhk and lot next PR A H & mileage'T■m 61 exceUent condition HI fHrvn mechanicallyaa A. ..i 1t^ good, »«*njr $706. F^ Calla II Apply Manchester Modes, Pine nings. Must be over 21. (?aU 118 Peari St. — 643-'S308 m DAZZLINC run. At a charge of $1 a month. phone 1-673-3466. Read Herald Ads after 6:80 p.m. to Post Office.-ExceUent loca- ______FOR BIDS Price $1,860. ChU 648-6463. 649-5568 at1|ftlme. St., Manchester. 649-6884. Sewerage Disposal Co. caught in this 1-423-7818. tion for any use. 846-2426 from MANCHESTER West Side, WORK from home telephoning It mMtures 14 1966 OORVAIR Monza, 4-door, 4- 1962 OgDSMOBILE Starflre, Moving—Trucking— Boats and Acemsories 46 9 to 6 p.m. ' bedroom home, (Jountry at­ BOL'TON Pattern No. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone FuUer Brush customers. Neigh­ WHITNEY speed, radio, heater, white­ hardtop, power steering, powfer Storooo i20 mosphere, $20,900. PhUbrick BOARD OF EDUCATION (er; color char walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ borhood areas available. Ex­ Wanted—To Bny SB walls .$096. CaU 648-8277 after 6. brakes, $600 or best offer. (fl3- 12 FOOT ALUMINUM boat wlto Agency Realtors, 649-6347. BOLTON. CONN. turn m M races. AU concrete repairs. MANCHESTER Delivery—light cellent profit. CaU 247-1949. WANTED NEWLY REMODELED office Main St. Location 5338. EXPERIEN9ED POLISHERS Mastercraft txaUer. Call 648- III : CHEVROLET 1962 Bel Air auto- Reasonably priced. 643-0851. Clean, Late Model 7490 after 6:30 p.m. WE BUY and sell antiques, and on Main St., $66. CaU 643-9678. g ix ROOM Cape, formal dining Available immediately Sealed proposals for milk and AIRCRAFT matte, 6, good condition. Phone 1963 MERCURY Ciomet, 2-door, ------Refrigerators, washers a n d used furniture, china, glass sil­ room, 3 bedrooms, goflt| Realtors, 649-5347. (iytt Msaker. TO SETTLE ESTATE, 1960 643-13-6682. I reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and ______Top Prices Paid aluminum spars. 1-228-9349. watches, old jewelry, hob­ location, Inside loading dock. until 3 p.m. Monday, Augiwt 12 Rambler station wagon, excel­ deliver, 649-7968. son, 742-6164. Call for details. Hayes Agency, MAIN ST. — Business zone. A n equal opportunity employM* VO K'U wan For AU M^dceal Isbaring plan. Apply at 10 feet, by collections, paintings, attic SPACE 1968. Spring i Sunui lent condition with oir-condi- 19677 OLD8MORILEOLD8MOIBILE F-85, stand­ Pointing— Poporing 21 SAILING DINGHY, ___ _ contents or whole estates. Fur- 646-0131. Large 8-room house In excel­ AL MARINO Services. (Form- IMMEDIATE openings — high ICARTER CHEVROI Specifications for same may dwoM needle tianer. $800. May be seen at ard shift, 6 cylinder. Immacu­ wood, cotton sail, very g ^ llture Repair Service, 643-7449. lent condition, 3-car garage, For Doctor or erly MftM Rubbish). Exclusive NAME YOUR own price. Paint- school juniors or sophomores,' condition, $90. 649-6874, 648- ROCKVILLE, 4.000 sq. ft. of be obtained at the office of the in iE FAV( 20 McKee Street. 648-1186.^ ■ late cctMtition. Call 643-4412. for part-time summer and af­ C O .. IN C . $28,000. PhUbrick Agency, 649-, Superintendent of Schools, attic, cellar, garage, apart­ ing, paperhanging, paper re­ RED-LEE METAL flNISHIND 00., Irr.| kbUSEHOLD lots — Antiques seUing area, in new store com­ Professional Man Usn. Crown c 1229 Main St. 0889 after 6. _ _ _ 6347. Brandy Street, Bolton, Conn. ,to Pay Paul ar 19U FORD Oalaxie, V:S,8, auto- 1964 FORD, Falrlane, 2-door ment, estate cleaning by ap­ moval. Free estimates and dec­ ter school work. Good pay, bHe^q-brac, clocks, frames, plex on busy Rt. 83, More than 69 WOODLAND ST.— MANCHESTER PLYWOOD Sunllsh, nylon sail, Call Mr. Matrick Norman T. Shaw, tion rtf err ing fft-Me transmission, 4-door sedan, standard transmission, pointment only. Free . esti­ orating service. Quality work­ good gratuitiee, .^pply In per­ Phone 649-S288 ^asBWare. We buy estates. Vll ample parking, will subdl'vlde Board of Education piacas. direct haitHop, exceUent oonditimi, reasonably priced. Call 648- mates, aUowance on resalable manship, neat, competent serv­ son. Brass Key Restaurant, 829 Tee-Nee traUer, lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 to suit tennant. Cantor ft Gold- 649-5203 Boliton, Coim. quilts Seed ! M>-aSie. Asking price $296. 1826. items. 647-1048'' ice. CaU 647-9664. Main St. ' > $196. complete. CaU after Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. ' farb Realtors, 648-8442. Read Herald Ads p.m., 648-8972. l- rt

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1968 EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER, CONN., FRIDAY, JU LY 12, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN -.X- Out O f Town F o r S a h 7 1 Lots For Solo 73 O ot O f Tofini Out O f Town Out O f Town F o r S o lo 7 5 Out O f Town F o r S o lo 7 1 F o r S o lo 7 5 FIV E AND FIVE flat In the AA ZONE wooded lot, all city F o r S o lo 7 5 F e r S a l t n VERNON —FIVE room Ranch, Bears, Trees south end of town. Owners utilities, reasonably priced. ANDOVER — Overlooking lake. ------— ------screened patio and porclb four VHJRNON Mlancbeeteu’ line. Red China Hints Increase CLASSIFIED must sell, have been Mklng Hayes Agency, 646-0181. COVENTRY, high scenic loca­ Clean Cape with full shed COVENTRY, IMMEDIATE OC' treed lots. Plenty of privacy. Seven room Split Level, pri­ S19,600. Fairly good condition tion, older 10 room r brick Co­ dormer. Four rooms down, one cupancy 4, 5 or 6 bedroom po­ In D isp u te Lake privileges. $16,600. vate treed lot, near ech^, 2 th^ughout. Two heating sys- Center-beauti- lonial. New heating system and up. Space for bath and lav up. tential Garrison Colonial, fam­ .... * rillful v*Ae1HAntia1residential area, 1IH IZ. acres.aAt*AA owner before 2 p.m.r 648-9497^ batlM, OfUy $19,900. Hayee In Arms Shipment to Hanoi terns, garages, small lot. E x­ well, acre lot. Bring check Big enclosed front porch, beep ily size kitchen, big living Call 649-7367. Agency, 646-0181. At Festival ADVERTISING cellent terms. T. J. Crockett, bdok, only $10,900. Hayes Agen­ wooded lot. Lake privllegea. room, 2 fireplaces, 2 full ba,ths, Realtor, 648-1S77. enclosed breezeway, 2-car gar­ (Oontlmied tra n Page One) Nocth Vietnamese vlsK to Peking, the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS cy, 646-0131. Only $18,900. T. J . Crockett, SMALL ^ MANSFDBjID —^Ranoh, 0 rooms, (Oonthmed From Page One) ------»------Realtor, 643-1677. age, 1% acre lot, asking $28,- official Hanoi new» agency treated the SCARBOROUGH Road, Colonial R o s o r t P'ri o p u r ty COUNTRY ESTATE 2 full baths, 2-car garage, bullt- "United States Imperialism . . wMh event suedneUy in a dtopatch received 8 A.M. to 4:30 P JI. 900. Call Bob Gardner at Re­ lns, finished reo room with fire­ The stew, said to be mighty 7 rooms, modem kitchen, form­ F o r 7 4 ANDOVER LAKE — Summer On 4 acres with apple or­ the help and cooperation of Soviet here Thursday night Announcing the S ^ MUST BE SOLD liance Associates Real Estate, place, nice Uvlng room with tasty. Is the idea of the S.O.T.8 al dining room, den, large liv- home that just has had electric chard, large swimming modem revlsloniem ie vigorouriy push­ opening of aid talks, the dispatch sadd 643-987/ or 872-4165. cathedral celllngB and beams, —a teve Our Tree group that C O P T CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ing room with fireplace, 1’4 BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 6 heat installed. Five rooms. pool, privacy and unusual ing on with the ‘peeuie negotiation' plot that they "toeSe place In an atmosphere room summer home secluded minutes from UOonn, over an wants to keep bears to a bare baths, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car Yes, these 3 fine homes porch, fireplace, full bath. Ex- VERNON — LARGE new cus- 8% room Colonial Cape—too in an attempt to gain at the conference of warm mlMtant solidarity and fraternal 4lN PJL DAY BBFORK PDBUCATION hidaway, near water, 3 bed­ acre. Wolverton Agency, Real­ minimum because bean eat garage. $32,000. Phllbrlck must be sold immediately. cellent location. A good buy at tom built aluminum sided many features to list. A table what It cannot get from the battle­ friendship.’’ D aM Ite* fw tetnrAiky ^ la «:M p.m. PrM aj. rooms, only $9,800. Hayes Owners have been trans­ tors, B40-2S18. tree bark and ruin a lot of valu­ Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. $12,900. Immediate possession. Raised Ranch with 2-car gar­ must be seen situation at field. This cunning plot of U.8. im ­ Also present ait the talks, the agency able timber. Agency, 646-0131. ferred or have purchased a $86,900. Call John Sledesky, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- age, built-in kitchen with perialism wUl never succeed." said, was the North Vietnamese ambas­ Then there’s a countergroup larger home. Responding to hie Chinese host, Le LAKEFRONT — AttracUve 4 1677. factory finish fruit wood 649-5306. W anf d Rool Eslola 77 sador to China, Ngo Mlnh Loan, whose called the S.O.B.S, for Save Our DIAL M3-2711 Thanh Nghl seemed to go a Ut furiher Your Furniture Will Fit In room year 'round home. Built- cabinets, formal dining room, recent absence from Fekiisg was inter­ Bean. The S.O.B.S object to the PRIVACY — 6 room Ranch, 2 in stove, fireplace, basement, COVENTRY — High St. 5- sliding theymopane doors to B & . W ALL CASH for your property than North Vietnamese officials have preted by Western Observers as a sign Ug bear stew business some­ room Ranch situated on a baths, beamed celling, pan­ within 24 hours. Avoid red formeriy done by wishing Mao of tension between Hand and the Conrinuud From Prucudlnq Pcigu Older home but what large garage. Sandy beach. $18,500. sundeck, 1% baths. Crane col­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. thing fierce, and they say they'll 120x210’ lot, oil heat, fire­ eling, garages, pond, water­ tape. Instant service. Hayes Tse-Tui^'s cultural revolution “still rooms! What wall space! Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- ored fixtures, large paneled Manchester Parkade ^ Chinese. add a proteet march to the festi­ place, privacy. Asking $17,- falls, 9 acres, pdne grove. Agency, 046-0181. more brilUant victories.’’ Le Thanh Nghl, hazioTs economic ne­ What windows! What wom­ 5324. fireplace living room, lovely Manchester 649-8306 val iMs yew. 900. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Last year. In contrast, Hanot’s authori­ gotiator in Peldng, signed a Soviet aid H o u m s For Sol* 72 H o u s m For Sole 72 an wouldn't want this? quiet neighborhood, convenient "You might say we’ra going 5324. SELLING YOUR HOME? For tative Journal Hoc Tap oUlquely criticiz­ agreement in Mbecow last week. A Nhan Come see it—measure it— to Vernon Circle and parkway, EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 8H to stage a biu-ln,’’ says Windsor prompt courteous service Qiat ed Mao, stating among other things that Dan editorial on Saturday called that POUR—bedroom Contemporary SEVEN ROOM custom built Co­ buy it! Out O f Town HEBRON — Hickory Dr., NORTH COVENTRY — near $25,900. The Meyer Agency, 643- rooms large modem kitchen, 8 Olson, S.O.B. organizer from gets results, call Louis Dimock “detfication of a leader wiU lower the agreement " a new manifestation of the in prestige setting. AA zone. lonial. Attached breezeway and F o r S a l t Forest Park, minuted from Parkway. Older three bedroom 0609. bedrooms, excellent condition, the big city of Seattle where 4 Bedrooms—A 2-car garage 7 5 Realty, 649-9828. position of the masses and erven of the constanUy flourishing friendship and Unusual and tasteful fireplace garage, fireplace. Authentic Manchester, like new 6% Cape. Three car garage, five $28,600. Phllbrick Agency Real­ U»ey don’t have as many trees —also, an extra building leader himself.” q militant soUdaifty’’ between North Viet­ treatment. Spacious enclos­ Colonial paneling and decor. MANSFIELD—Raised Ranch, 7 room Ranch, wall to wall acres, privacy. Only $16,500. HEBRON —Six room Ranch, tors, 649-5347. BUYERS, bv^rs, buyers! For and practically no bean. Four bedrooms if needed. lot! kitchen built-ins, 2 baths, dou­ Uidlke the Chinese, who pubUcls6d the nam and the Soviet Unfon. ed side porch. Parklike rooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2- carpeting, fireplace, garage, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. homes, lazid, investment prop­ Olson, trying to match ad­ Bullt-lns and convenient walk- ble garage, beautifully land­ BOLTON — Older home, bam, grounds, beautifully landscap­ Priced to sell at $27,800. car garage, built-ins, cathedral well landscaped lot. Asking erty. Call now, Paul J . Cor- vance reports on the big bear up attic. One of Mainchester's scaped, 12 miles to aircraft. out buildings. 2 building lots ed with plenty of room for ceilings with {uq|^ beams. $22,900. COLUMBIA, 100 year old Col­ renti, Agency, 648-5883, 643- stew, has been going 'around Sophia Means Wisdom— Sophia, Greek for ■wisdom, was the name chosen by better locations. Priced in up­ Many extrsus. $24,000 Madeline plus land $20,000. Phllbrick C o v e n tr y swimming pool. Owner will Hurry and pick out your own onial, 11 rooms, 2 baths, large 2125. proposing this concoction; St. Louis fifhetto youth when they set up their own study center. The idea per 20’s. For appointment call KEITH REAL ESTATE Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. help with primary or second­ colors. Over an acre lot min­ TOLLAND—Gehrlng Rd. 5% garage. 1.6 acres, $50,000. 1- Beals, Real Estate, 537-2278. “Mix together eight timber came from Dennis O’Brien, center, Jesuit seminarian who wanted to tutor dis­ J. D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129. L1STTN08 WANTED — Plan­ ary flnancing. Belfiore Agency. 649-1922 utes from UConn. Wolverton room spotless Ranch, stone 228-3200. banns, 17 S.O.T.S, three Mg- advantaged youth with college ambitions. At left is Homer Brown, at right Maxine 647-1413. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ning on selling your home or fireplace, built-ins, alumi­ TOLLAND, new, ready lor you game hunters, one outdoor edi­ Anthony Osby. son of M num storms and screens. property. Our efforts are un­ Britons Tape *Telly’ Show ot 20 Ete NEW LISTING —Immaculate to move into custom Raised tor, one forest protection asso­ Asking $21,900. limited. Tour saUsfactlan, our the 8rd I 6 room Ranch with garage, two BY OWNER ASSUMABLE FHA mortgage. Ranch, all large rooms! IH ciation and one damage control ‘Paddle Your Own Canoe” 400 SQUARE FEET cotKem. Morrison Agency, 648- The visttors from Coventry, ery said, "Take away the ac- for the Parent • Tesuiher Asso- iment, FI full baths. Kitchen has bullt- Porter Street area. Eight room baths, fireplace, extra large program. 1015. Bngland became an Integral cents and we’re all pretty much elation of Caludon Castle School. “Add__ __ 800 pounds__ of __sap and Vietnam. Int. Wall to wall carpeting. Alu- Manchester double A zone Dutch Colonial. Pasek Real­ Why have a landlord when kitchen! Garagb, first floor Sophia House Is Ghetto’s Hope tors, 289-7475, 742-8243. INTERNATIONAL WANTED — A two family five part of American life Thursday . . Representing Coventry, Conn., gmimer three^onths. Stlr* capturing them and having KEITH REAL ESTATE excellent location, tip top Moss., to seek admission. chure, called again, and caHed boys quickly recognize do-good­ Wall to wall in several rooms. Kitchen-family room comblna- practicaUy rent free. Only $26,- Estate, 228-9575. panelists. ______them sent somewhere.” tim ozid 649-1922 condition. Hayes Agency, 646- The 18-year-old Junior a t pre- once more for an appointment, ers who come to the house. AA zone. Low 30's. Belfiore tion, buUt-ins 900. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, “The Interviewing technique But the McCleary lumber­ ben of 0131. Girl Suryivor dominantly Negro Vashon High " I wanted to see the school and They fall a’way quickly. I knew I Agency, 647-1413. 742-8243, Bill Wolcott 568-1563. is far different than In Bng- jacks have warned the S.O.B.S Monday Laundry in kitchen area School In St. Liouis once failed try to make a good impression was finally accepted when one BOLTON — NEW Listing, near NORTH Coventry — Immediate land—so inform al!" enthused Mission Persists in Try that they might come down with of Mt». TWO-famUy, Just Usted. 5-6 flat, ^a^^g porch, jalousled type win- MANCHESTER— Porter Street, the eighth grade, so the odds on them ,” he said. O'Brien ar- of the boys sold one ndght, lake, 5^ room Ranch, 3 bed­ occupancy, 5 room Ranch on school captain Richard Hewitt. a severe case of logger’s small­ excellent Investment. Under Attractive six room Cape. FHre- U n aw are of are against him. rangad the trip to Harva^ and "Where have you been? I rooms, one car garage, alu­ 44A. Garage, fireplace, alu­ "Mr. Atwood asked Interesting pox If they get too meddlesome. $25,000. Belfiore Agency, 647- ^ace, one-car garage, nice lot Y et Anthony still thinks he took four oUier boys beslaes An- missed you.’ ’’ minum combinations, large minum storms. Only 12 years questions and displayed a genu­ To Get Food to Biafra Sympfoxis of that disease, P v t T 1418. • Two-zone hot water heat with privacy, convenient to has a slim chance of entering thony. The Danforth Foundation of wooded lot. Lake plrvileges. old for $18,600. Pasek MLS Empty Home ine Interest. It didn’t seem like LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) —The Nigerian atr force of Soviet mountain folk say, are a lot of son of Y school. Reason for sale, ow ,er Harvard. His thread of hope is The idea of poqj^ youths firetn St. Louis has given Sophia $16,000. BUYS this centrally lo- Large attic exhaust fan Selling for $18,600. Call now. Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. Just a n o ^ r Job to Wm,’’ Rich- ^ ^ MIGs end Czech Delflns. smaU holes In tiie skin, caused hsrmer < moving out of state. Alice WHEATRIDOE, Colo, (AP) — ard continued. . by those steel spikes that stick called Sophia House. large families tanproving them- House $19,0(X) to buy needed cently c cated older 6-ioom home. Ask , . , , j R. F. Dimock Co., 649-5245. The World Council ot Church­ for Frank Filloramo. Belfiore f«>m school and shop- CTampet Realtor, 649-4543 or COVENTRY Slx-yearoM R ae Aiuie Wood, The Ooventrites ran through » meeting today with out of the soles of a timber- SoiM a House is the second- selves In the midst of rium life items and pay the older boys to eration her legs plastered in casts to es, meeting at Uppsala, Sweden, floor rooms In a shabby tens- has captured the Imagination of tutor younger ones this sum­ Agency, 647-1413. P*ng ...... 643-7407.... COVENTRY I^KE - four qWNER WANTS ACTION the program once, and then Nigerian government chief Yak- man’s boots. gineer 8 room cottage, shore lot. Treed. mend broken bones and crushed was told this week that an esti­ ment in St. Louis’ north side Ne- many civic leaders and eduoor mer. No effort has been made to And will give immediate oc­ again for the final taping. “It ubu Oowon as he tried to ar- So, who knows, maybe the HENRY ST. — Recently listed ® reasonable. Call 749-9406, eve­ ankles, smiled a s she looked at mated 1.2 million refugees will gro ghetto. It’s a study center tors In St. Louis. Many come to get government funds. cupancy to qualified buyer. seemed we’d been ^ TV range delivery of more relief S.O.T.S and the S.O.B.S will Colonial on a beautifully treed nings. the money she received tram an die of starvation by the end of for boys, mostly from a nearby the study center for a peek. Sup- O'Brien says Sophia will con­ Come see this 8 room, 4 shows four years or so/' Rlcn> have such a rollloking time that and landscaped lot, 1^ baths, MANCHESTER, NEW LISTING unknown admirer. ard said. "Of course, now I ’m supplies to millions of starving thla month. A spokesman said housing project. The house, porters decided larger quartera tinue to concentrate on the qual­ 649-9205 COLUMBIA, lake section, 3 bed­ bedroom Ranch home. Huge somebody will have to send out aide porch, screened rear "What would you like to expecting a big contract from war refugees In secessionist the death rate Is expected to which gets its name from the were needed so one of them do­ ity of help It offers, not the room, Gold Medallion Ranch master bedroom with sep­ an S.O.S. porch. Modem kitchen with buy?" asked her aunt. Miss Ml- Hollywood and hope to make “ “ Era. double In August unless large Greek word for wisdom, came nated the i«e of a larger build­ quantity. “These boys have per­ CAPE home, 4 years old, price $17,- arate full bath and 2% car built-in dishwasher. All rooms chaeUne Sheridan of Sacremen- the big time,” he quipped. was rebuffed by a quantities of food get through. Into,, existence because of the ef­ ing. Other persons have donated sonal things to say end they 500. May be seen Saturdays and garage. $21,900. ' Call now, large and airy. Cedar shingled NEW LISTING — Six room ALUMINUM SIDING to, CaUf. ^ Benjamln Vickery, housemas _Nigerian , army . commander Tons „ of supplies...... are .... waiting forts of some understanding goods and services. The boys know it. It’s hard to dream of Sundays. Call Thomas Collins 649-5306. exterior. A fine quality home oversized Cape with full shed "Some presents for my broth­ ter of Caludon CasUe School Thursday when he asked that on the Spanlrti island of Fernan white people. About 25 teen­ are putting the new Sophia the future when you are poor. owner, 228-3818 or 228-9238. TightG>ntrol in the desirable Bowers area. dormer. Stones throw from Seven rooms, three bed­ ers for when I go home,” Rae was able to preview the pro- Harcourt, the closest port do Po, off toe West African agers use the center each night House In riiape. But Anthony Osby has a dream- Early occupancy! Belfiore Main Street. Two full baths, rooms upstairs with wall to B(S l w Anne said a s she clutched the gram, and again British humor ^ Biafran area, be dealgnat- coast. because they like the atmos­ Edward Block, art and book And It deserves to be support­ living room with fireplace, ANDOVER —TWO bedroom Agency,* 647-1413. wall carpeting, four nice BARROWS and WALLACE Co. coins. was In evidence. Whm being Eorwardlng point for tons of Hercules Cl30 air transport is B ein g Set phere. They write poems, plays, dealer, is one of 85 persons who ed.’’ large kitchen, three car Ranch, plaster walls, full base­ rooms down, large eat-in Mtinchester Parkade But her brothers—Jamie, Ste­ told what Richard said, the “P outside toe wax- standing by in London ready to fiction cmd term papers, or col­ IMMACULATE Colonial nestled garage. In Immaculate condi­ ment, newly painted exterior. kitchen, attractive living Acre lot with pond, deadend Manchester 649-5306 phen, and G«red—are dead. So Housemaster oommoited, "I torn country, begin a 24-hour airlift. The Brit­ laborateui.uuru;ie on uusviauaiindividual projectspro;]ecxs m j • a 1 J in a park-like setting on beauti­ tion. Wolverton Agency, Real­ For Ray Trial room with fireplace, dining street. Ideal karter home. As­ are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. thought It was an exc^ en t pro- reported that Ool. Benja- ish organization OXFAM, which ful Boulder Rd. Statistics will tors, 649-2813. room and den. One car sumable 4>i per cent mortgage. VERNON — July 15th oc­ Hayes Roger Wood. They died when gram, not because I’m on It, '" t " Adekunle, commanding toe Lord Hunt heads, contracted New Congregational Church not suffice, give us a little of (Continued from Page One) MANCHESTER — New 5-room oversized garage. Beautiful cupancy. 5'^ room Ranch, fire­ their single-engine airplane jjyj_ji. federal government’s forces with Canada’s Pacltlc Western college, if they can get scholer. your time and we’ll show you Asking only $15,500. R. J. Flagg Ranch, tile bath, fireplace, gar­ private treed lot. place, garage, treed lot. Only crashed Into the side of a Colo­ Vickery had high praise for ®Tong toe eastern coast reserved Airlines for the aircraft and prosecution team. ships. a gem ot a mini-estate in what Co.. 742-7141. Forming for 3 Area Towns age, two porches. 616 Bush Hill $19,900. H. M. Frechette Real­ rado mountain. Just wert of commentator Atwood’s profes- the port facilities for mUltatpi three crews, Inspector Warren Cargill has The house was started 18 Is considered one of Manches­ Rd.. T. Shannon, 568-6652. ANDOVER — Moving, must ty. 647-9993. Denver late In June. Rae Anne slonal conduct of the interview Lord Hunt said the cold- Secretary-General Eugene been placed In charge ot phyai- months ago with the help of ter’s top settings. Less than A new church, a Continuing church may call o'r Write to the sacrifice for quick sale my 100’ was the only survivor. and his ability to "put pec^e u®' Carson Blake of the World cal arrangements for the trial, Dennis O'Brien, a 2S-year-oM $40,000. will buy it. Belfiore WOLVERTON AGENCY Congregational, will be formed minister. He and his wife, June, PORTER ST. English Cape, im­ Ranch that cost over $98,000. "I haven’t told her in so many at ease." Vickery U now mak- who puts winning the war ahead Council of Churches announced and he is supervising the re- Jesuit seminarian at St. Louis Agency, 647-1413. will live on Wapping Wood Rd., maculate condition, full shed Realtors 649-2813 Fabulous grounds, brook, call EAST HARTFORD Cannot words that her family Is deed," Ing arragnements to take the ®E the refugee problem, plans Thursday for $3 million modeling of the Interior cell In University. O’Brien, from Ft. at the five corners area of Ver- RR 1, Ellington. dormer, front to rear living 742-9655. Miss Sheridan said. "She want­ tape back to England to be Adekunle told newsmen he did OUR COMPUTER is really NEW LISTING worth of aid to victims of both which Ray would be housed If Dodge, Iowa, wanted to tutor non, ElUngton and South Wlnd- 10 on Ettiopeaa Trip 0 room, fireplace, formal dining ed those presents for her broth­ working these days. Come in. shown on the BBC. "Of course "OE Eavor foreigners entering sides of the Nigerian conflict, returned from London. some boys. With about 75 boys sor. room, picture book kitchen, at­ HEBRON —Twelve room Col­ ers—Just little things. But she Miss Jean LeSure, a member tell us where you would like U needs converslwi to suit our war areas and "disturbing’’ the and the U.N. Children’s Fund The largetk Criminal Courts coming to the house, O’Brien tached garage, park- like ROLLING Park Cape — Six onial! Two acres! 4-car g:ar- Meticulously main­ was thinking of them." The church will be formed im- of tiio faculty of Rockville •« to live and, presto, we’ll give 625 line” he mused. "But every- fighting. He was reported an- announced a similar program oourtpoom can seat slightly over now gets help from fellow semi- grounds. Only $21,000. Char- good size rooms, fireplace, age! Sound interesting? Call tained two family with 7-6 The girl may never know how jg g^ gered by Lord Hunt’s visit. der the sponsorship of the Con­ High School WiU leave Tuesday Fm you a choice of anything in and appealed for c a ^ contribu- 100 spectators, and a large num- narians and anyone else who Is Bon Real Estate 643-0683. three bedrooms, plenty of H. M. Frechette Realty, 647- unusually large rooms. Two her father fought to keep the wUh 10 high school girls for six the general area. Remember, doing aU they can to let us Lord Hunt also visited the tiCHlS. ber of the seats will be assigned interested. necticut Fellowship of Congre­ closet space, nice yV'd. Gerard 9993. lovely enclosed porches, Move overloaded, tour-passenger craft Lake the tape home.” town of Ikot Ekpene, In a refu- weeks of aigliit»eeing and Study we are the only local agency to, news media representatives His charismatic “let’s do It" gational Christian CThurches and SDC ROOM Cape m very central Agency, 643-0365, 649-0538. separate furnaces, double airborne by flying through val­ Donations by World Council of in Europe. to belong to the Manchester, COLUMBIA —Year old hip roof Admlttlng trepldatlwi. Pam- gee-choked area 50 miles north- covering the trial. Morris said, approach Is the Intangible some- location. One car garage, no garage, big treed lot, sew­ leys rathpr than over the moun­ Church members already ex­ is the fourth of its type to be Miss LieSure said the study Hartford and Vemon^Doards NEW LIS'nNG — $ 1 7 ,^ will brick Ranch, custom built ela Alexander, a 17-year-old east of Port Harcourt. As he however, seats would be re- thli^ that has made Soihla suc- basement. Selling for $16,500. ers, low taxes, $32,900. ceed $3 million. Distribution is formed In the past five years. wrlU be in connection with tire and their multiple listing sys­ buy this 7 room Cape with a throughout, center hall, 2-zone tains. student at Lyng Hall School and was leaving, the town was at- served for relatives of both Ray cessful. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- R ae Anne knows the doctors sister ol a Caludon CasUe tacked by rebel Biafran troops. to be handled by the Red In 1957 most of the Congrega- Foreign Language League. The tems. N.*w houses in any price full shed dormer and a garage. heat, central vacuum system, and King, end some would be Sometlmes Intense, but al­ 1577. plan to take the caste off her School student, said, “It was but they were driven back by Cross. gational churches in the area headquerters are ait Evian, L range. We handle sever­ City utilities. House needs G.E. built-ins, formal din­ WYMAN & LORD kept tor the general public. ways simple and direct, O’Brien lega today, a ie also knows she So far the Nigerian and Biaf­ voted to merge with the Congre­ France on Lake Geneva. al tracts. For service and sales MANCHESTER — Custom built painting and papering. Act fast ing room, two 25’ covered pati­ „ , all very frightening." Obvious- Nigerian federal forces, No photographs wiU be al- admits he some.tlmes treats tiie REALTY INC. Mountains.. might be on her way home with- jy overwhelmed, she added, "I An estimated 4.5 million refu- ran governments have not res­ gational Churches and the Evan­ 8 room Garrison Colonial. Fam ­ on this one. T, J. Crockett. os, 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage. This year the subject will be second to none, call this 13 Middle Tpke. East ponded to an appeal by Preat- ^ as U they have more gelical and Reforme# Churches agency. We can do — we do ily room, double garage, wood­ Realtor, 643-1577. ’The Meyer Agency, 643-0609. In a week. never did anything like that be- gees are crammed into the though a ruling has not yet been ability than they have demon­ French and tVench culture. Of Manchester " I ’ve told her that her parents jore.” 10,0(X) square miles still held by dent Johnson Thursday to allow to create the United Church of do. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. ed lot, city utilities. Hayes made on whether pictures will the 10 girls going, seven are and brothers won’t be there. Although a bit apprehensive the Biafran government in east- international relief supplies to strated. But tills only sparks Christ. The group forming . the Agency, 646-0131. COVENTRY — Large eight 646-3736 be permitted in the corrldora. them the more. from this area. room older Colonial on seven 'That she won’t be able to see watching herself on the ern Nigeria. The Lagos govern- reach the war refugees, The last world-fsunous trial new church did not choose to MANCHESTER —New listing. 5 Robert Davis, a 16-year.old The girls wlU fly to Montreal bedroom Cape, beautiful large RIDGEWOOD Street—6-6 — d u - ______Lots ______For Solo 73 acres. Double garage, 2>,4 room them anfermore,’’ Miss Sheridan i.^gHy.. pg„, g jja she found the ment,'. which has the territory Johnson emphasized that the held in Tennessee was the 1925 merge. Junior who wants to earn a busi­ Tuesday and wiB sail Weckiea. income apartment. New horse VERNON — 3 bedroom Raised said. entire affair extremely Interest- under blockade, has offered to United States has no intention of “monkey trial” dn the little town lot, bulR-ins. fireplace, g a r^ e . plex. Good condition. City utlllt- l a ^D WITH road frontage, on ness degree, describes O’Brien The congregation will be mem­ day on the Miaasdani, landing a t les, excellent investment. Good- barn and other out buildings. Ranch, rec room, 2 baths, 2- Ing. "And Hartford Is so big, let reUef convoys through a interfering in Nigerian affairs, of Dayton, a trial that tested the $19,900. Leonard Agency, Real­ Buckland Road, Manchester, as "A little bit of everything— bers of the Connecticut Fellow­ LeHavre In Franco. From there cWld-BarUett Realty, 289-91?l. Only $28,900. Gay Blair, 742- car garage. Large lot. Leonard much like London with all those road corridor controlled by fed- but he . said "m ass starvation validity of a state law prohibit­ tors, 646-0469. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors. psychiatrist, artist, writer, hu- ship of Congregational Chris­ they will go immediately to $ 1.1 6921, Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. Agency Realtors, 646-0469. Vernon toll buildings,’’ she added. eral forces, but the Blafrans re- that can be prevented must be ing the teaching of Darwin’s 649-5347. tian Churches and the National Parte and then to Evian where The comment of Coven’try fuse to accept this because of prevented.” theory of evolution In Teimeseee ^ And we are here, but on oiur own. No one Association of Congregational they wiiU spcoiA four weeka BOLTON LAKE — Lots 500’ High School senior, Steven the political ImpUcattofis of such . ------public schools. . . _ . Side Accent Town Fireman Christian Churches. After the period o f Study ts Dazzling Design from water, treed and in very But, Boy, Can Nardine describes the feeling of Logos control and because they The law was upheld* and was n 1. -.ft « o v m e r ^. — -.A The - L. i ^ tutors fill- i don’t 1 ______make you do anything. This la The Rev. Fred M. Dole has nice area. Priced to sell. Suspended for local residents. "England fear Lagos will poison the food, Two Youngsters not repealed until 1967. Tennes- ended, the girls wtH visit Hayes Agency, 646-0131. doesn’t seem so far away and At present only a few plane- see was criticized for what was '^® colT®8!«.” been named as founding minis­ Brussels, Amsterdam and Lon­ termed the "caniival atmoe- As Davis talked, Anthony ter of the new church. He is a don, flying home from the lat­ VERNON — Building lot, treed. ASHFORD LAKE Speeding to Fire the kWs are so mudi like us.” loads of food are reaching the Heild in Theft Perhaps this revelation is true stricken area, on hazardous IJhere" surrounding the trial in Osby, who has read about fa- member of the Hartford Seml- ter city. 127x350. H. M. Frechette Real­ whlch J ( ^ T. Scopes, a young nious Americans who have at-( nary Foundation and has served The Vernon girls getag are 26 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER A Vernon volunteer fireman for the Englishmen too, for Vick- night flights which elude the Two of the group of 10- and $1: ty, 647-9993, biology teax*.er, was found tended Harvard, strolled Into -^ontinulng Congregation- Jeanne GelUgan, Cyntlda H aL bos been suspended lor 80 days OFF ROUTE 44—SHORE FRONT LOTS ll-ye€u:-old youngsters police de­ guilty. Scopes was fined $100 but the room. Though short, he has al churches In Harwinton, Salem lenbeck, Deborah Perry, Bar­ MANCHESTER — Cambridge We Move for violating two of the rules tectives questioned last night In never paid It because of a tech- on aggressive personality. Imp- and Lebanon. bara Rapp, Oathy atepbenson St., 50 X 127 building lot for sin­ EASY TERMS established for all firemen. connection with the theft of nicality. ish grin and talks at 'a fast clip. For the past two years, the and Jennifer Young. Lorraine gle home only. All city utilities George Blythe, who Is also Vernon Bel Air Real E«te*e, 643-9332. about .$2,000 In cash and checks The trial matched two of the Since that bad year In the Rev. Mr. Dole has been on the Wilhelm of Tolland will also be ARTHUR A. KNOFLA acting captain of the aznbulanoe nations’ most famous trial law- eighth grade, his marks have staff of South Church in Hart­ cotps, was obaerved going some tim e Wednesday from the pent of the group plus one glit MANCHESTER —oversized lots 64^5440 — 649-S938 Ramsdell ^rges ‘Yes’ Vote yens—Clarence Darrow for the steadily improved. " I had no ford serving as ministerial in­ fkom Norwalk, one from Rhode In prestige area, level and pri­ through a stop sign and speed­ Manchester Sport Center on defense and William Jenninga reason for going to s7i®

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LXXXVn, NO. 241 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SE(7nON-^NNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHE9TER, (X)NN., SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1968 « pactor of Tttalty Covenant her brakes and failed to atop ing Democratio lucunibent Emi­ Door------plea, BoD-op Avndngis, Cmvaa Fywrth Maine Regiment, Third Vacation Bibla School at (he , ittlMiiafnf Servlee and Woraga Bort O ew raej^ Cteroh, will cowaoct a aorvlca Marine DivUian, In Vietnam. Two Warnings while traveling east on Bum- lio Q. Deddarto. The Bint Oon- Be-oovered. BmkUy at 8:U a.m. on radio ham St. at 11:40 p.m. yester­ Church of (he Naaarene on Main graeeloaai Dletrtot oompetoee lladeBtow To Tour VaUan. PoUoe report three aoddents tSS SJUSL’T ^ r L - ataUon W lNF. The profram la Paul B. Phlnney nl, aon of day. She was also given a writ­ St will begin Monday. The one- most of Hartford County and in­ qMBSored by the llancheeter Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Phlnney yeeterday and one accident ten warning for apeedlng, and week sohoci will be held on Mon- cludes Manohaster. Council of Church. Jr. of 136 Him St., ia partlc^Mt- tfaia m ondng. ■ will anawer to the flret charge day through Friday from 9 a.m. Ladd Is a general agent for Tippen- VraeM— BHods. in C ircuit Court 12 on Jtdy 23. the Seourity-OonMCtlout life Post Office Orders ing in a U.S. Air Poree Re- Donald D. Eashpan, 60,'of 99 to 11:S0 a.m . Rockefeller Offers Mr. and Mlw nm ore (Blidcy) aerve Offleera Training Corpa Mares O'CenneH of SIS Park mauranoe Co. He served on (he m ust be Bhrm Dr., waa arrested after All those attending are re­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. HrMNithafl and their aon and (AFROTC) Add training en­ St. waa given a written warning Hartford City Council Snom 1988 men’s of: the vafaicle hp was operating al­ quested to parllclpato in the dan|Mier-tar4BW, Mir. and Mra. campment at Otia AFB, Maaa. this morning by police when to 1967 and conMmioualy aiflpe lectin an rtoeing program Sunday morn­ EST. 1S49 -b ISB W. OBNTEB STBBBT — 8IM 0W ■Me HoiienUial, veoetHOy a t- Cadet Phlnney, a 1964 graduate legedly skidded 80 feet and ahe allegedly made an improp­ 1966. happe I ing at 9:S0. The srtiobl is frra Sharp Service Cuts tandspd tb s weiMIng at Maxine of Mancheeter High School, la struck a pole near Charter Oak er left turn at Brookfield St dealing v and an offering will be takm lit Bmoe KuaBiofen and Miaa a member of the . AFROTC at and Spruce Sts. yeeterday at and E. Middle Tpke. and collid­ should b each day to hdp meet the ex­ *******A********a****************i ( WA8HINOTON (AP) — The and Sunday window service at Plan for Viet Peace intoident OM beth FWrtank wt Duiham, the Univentty of Connecticut ed with a vehicle operated by 7:66 p.m . penses. Children from 4 to 14 Post Office Depai^ent has or­ first and second class post of­ N.C. The Maitoe la a nephew of William Moquln, 25, o f 13 O’Connor years of age may register on dered the closing of 847 small fices will be cut to a maximum M ra n m o re HohenNhaL W hile Builder Constructionman Wll- Held on a no cash ball he Bralnard PI. CONNECTICUT VETERANS BONUS NEW YORK (AP) - sent to t Monday morning and regtetra- branches and told postmasters of two hours. Saturday collec­ hi North Cuvllna, itmy vW ted Uam E. Remmey, son of Mr. wdl appear in Circuit Court 12 Gov, Nelson A. RockeifeUer "TTilz i According to police, Moquln tioRS cannot be accepted beyond to gear for sharp curtailment of tion from street boxes 'will limit­ aome at tho urtweaalty oanqiua- and Mra. Lewla E. Remmey of OR July 29 to answer to the Tolw clisilite: dashed at waa turning south on Brookfield Tuesday momtaig. Saturday service everywhere. ed to Sunday schedules. , today proposed a four- ea. KunIhDtan la acheihded to 219 M cKee S t, ia aervlng with charge of operatfaM whSe under attorney, the influence of aloobol. Poitce St off E. Middle Tpke. when 1. Sowed on nettvs doty ftnr 90 days arTnon rince Jonavy 1,1964 Announcing 'thie FMday the Postmasters also were told to Other Political Developments stage peace plan for Viet­ teanre for Vietnam after a the U.S. Naval MobUe Con- the car operated by Mrs. O’CJcn- lectm an iwportetSy found a partially department said It was caused submit by Sept. 1 plans for elim- nam that he said could roontfa’a leave. atrucUon Battalion 1 in Viet­ nell, parked on the east curb 2. Have been domiciled in Oomu nt knSt 1 year prior to date of entry There ha empty bottle of vodka hi the car by manpower cutbacks dictated inatlan of all Murday delivery By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tives” to private industry to end the hostilities there in nam. ateng Brookfield St, proceeded Ladd to Speak into active service. lem s in t he was operating. in the new tax bill. on city reaidmtlal routes. No Sen. Elugene J. McCarthy build housing in the slums. six months if isteps 'to im­ Judith M. Richmond, daugh­ to turn Into the driveway of boards { To GOP Tuesday If yon meet the above reqnlremEiitB and bave not receivied yonr Vetwana’ But a senator said It waa date waa set for oairying these riiarged today the present ad­ But it should be clear by now, town attc ter of Mr. and Mra. Ndaon Rich­ Pohee r^wrt a mlnoraocident Manchester High School. She plement it were '^ e n im­ "blackmail” aimed at forcing out. ministration’s efforts in welfare, he said, that private Industry tion of tl mond o f 286 BpxiBg S t, waa in a- privets paridng lot involv­ told police she saw noboby com­ Bonna, pleaae fiH out tUa oof^on and anr application win be sent to you. mediately. Police Notified ing vrtdclea operated by Joseph Hartford Oouneaman Roger an exemption from the Ull tor The depeutment also imposed, housing, education and poverty has consistently failed to build The artee to the dean'a Uet a t Weet ing and proceeded with her low-income housing, preferring Basically, he proposed a grad­ L.. Gorman, 16, o f ITS Spruce Ladd, OOP candidate for UA. the dOportment. in a separate action, a freese on "h ave been inadequate, and in rectlve a lArgInia Wealeyan College for Of Stolen Items turn. NAME to use public funds for middle- ual withdrawal of military a t end Richard McKean, 19, of The department said 260 extension of delivery routes to many cases have contributed to to clear the aeoond aemeater. ^ * Mrs. O’Connell drove her car representative from (be Bint fourth! claos post offices will be class luxury housing. forces by both aides, a neubrel Edward Bayles of 386 E. Mid­ 94 Wedgewood Dr. No Induriee new apartments or subdivisions. our problems Instead of solving their offi from the scene, but extensive Oongreasianal Dietrtot, vdH be closed Aug. 3 and 97 more Xug. International buffer force, and dle Tpke. reported a spotlight vrera reported and no arrests ADDRESS ...... "Thla la not a matter of dol- them .” ’ "The former Inhabitants of opinion f Marine Sgt. Robert J. Rowe, damage waa reported to the the speaker Tuesday at the 80. free elections In which the Viet irtolen off hia car at 13:66 p.m. w ere m ade. The contender for the Demo- the area are simply shifted to The Ha son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rowe front end of Moquln’e car. He Effective July 27 all Saturday (Bee Page Eleven) Cong could paitlclpate if It "re­ yesterday, tt la valued at $19.50. Kathryn L. McOann, 16, of weekly statewide Republican M AIL T O : Office o f State T reaeurnr, Vletaom Botma DlviaiDn craitic presidential nomination another comer of the central ard. O du of 20 Biarl St., ia serving with was taken to the Mancheeter nounces tore*.” M ary Brown o f 648 E . Middle Bhuit Hartford was 'arrested lunoheot^ at rted a bathing suit yesterday fmr operating a motor tor Hotel, Hartford. GERALD A. LAMB, State 'nmnurer Hubert H. Humjrtirey, with "re­ gether more tightly than ever,” June 27, : iment, First Marine Division, in for a knee injury and later waa luacliaon wttl ttM .... form In appearance but not in he said. contender outlined his proposal worth $28 stolen off the line in vrtiicle without a license, when at a news conference several replacing Vietnam. released. last until the mld(Be of August, reality.” her backyard yesterday. her car allegedly Jumped a curb Many Democrats had their hours after returning from Flor­ Karp and McCarthy’s critique was in a antennae aimed at Huron, S.D., Rappe Mr. J. Herbert Callieter of 411 speech piepared for delivery at ida, where he won the endorse­ Babbling Gunman today to see df there was any­ ment of Gov. Claude R. Kirk tion pend LydaU at, and John Gniber, the Colorado state Democratic thing to hints that a third Demo­ bffl of $3 iwiiai.. ciiU c tor The Herald, convention. Jr., but apparently no other cratic contender was going to votes in the state’s 34-member ed by the have been eieeted to the faoetd McCarthy cited Humphrey's em erge. includes of dlreotora of (he HartSerd Bal­ delegation. approarii to the urban housing A caucus of the South Dakota paid aino let Co. tor the 106B« year. Rockefeller also suggested Fails in Hijack Try problem as an example, saying delegation to the Democratic ence to 1 it added up to “vague incen­ several steps that could be tak­ the Sept, national convention tonight wras en Immediately, even if the The osenuttve board of the By Btm M. GA88AWAT landing in Miami. The plane— fiscal ye: being touted as the setting for Communists did not agree to hia MeiFherter Fine Arts Araocia- Associated Prhss Writer' Flight 077—was en route from $1,000 bi the launching of Sen. George I^an-among them a pullback of efaiw aiiH a a cfaainnen end m m - MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A bab- PhlladcAphda to Houaton, Tex. Mrs. Wexler aUedgedI MoGovenm of South Dakota as a allied mlUtary forces to the po­ ben of oommttttees vM meet Uing gunman who "knew he TMs was the second attempt On Committee candidate. because Mjonday at 8 pm at the heme during the day In which a gun­ pulated areas. work IK was making a mistake’’ ordered WESTPORT (AP) — .Mrs. “Unlike other favorite son o f Mra. MakxAm W M ania, 88 a U.S. airliner to fly to Cuba, man attempted to fly to Cuba. Under questioning, he conced­ year. Ra A n xm a Dr. Anne Wexler, one of the latest bids,” WUUom Dougherty Jr., ed (hat this would be a “ unilat­ view the then surrendered hia gun, cried A chartered si^Ie engine chairman of the delegation said plane from Key West, Fla., waa McCarthy aupporters appointed eral withdrawal” but said It of Flnan and let the plane land in lAami. Friday, "it appears the Mc- Pvt. Thmnaa D. Rohenhymer, "I’m dying of cancer,’’ the forced to divert from a trip to Bdbby L. Royers, wanted for questioning in the to Connecticut’s delegation to would serve as a "dramatic men dur son of Mra Elisabeth P. Roben- tearful hijacker told the crew. Miami and land at Havana. Ra­ shooting of three New York persons,. talks with the Democratic national cowven- (See Page Twelve) demonstration of good faith on to deten hymer of 86 Falknor D r., re­ Oran Daniel Richards, a 83- dio Havana today identified the tion, lias been tagged to oft on our sid e .” had been •i ■ZTr\ cently completed a power gen- year-old forklift operator from hijacker os Leonard S. Ben- Alabama County Deputy Sheriff David Wilson Harriman Lists what she calls “ the crucial com­ RocketoUer said he purposely cheater f eratian course at the Army Bhi- of the a f Springfield, Ohio, waa diargred dicks, 88. A Key West hotel re- prior to signing a waiver of eictradition to New m ittee.” Boosts H er Father omitted the question the glneer School, Ft. Belvotr, Va ■ r4. with kidnaping and aircraft pir­ servatUm for Bendlcks listed hia The W estport wnoman, vice bombing of North Vletnanu ha* The r e Good Talk Signs BERLIN (AP) — Ann Rocke­ dttional acy. Both are federal offensea home as lA^lhamsport, Pa. The York. (AP Photofax) chairman of Sen. Ehjgene Mc­ feller Pierson, daughter of New cause H waa a sensitive quesUen Air King 2-Specd 20” and the p iracy chargee carries a plane waa chartered in the By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER Carthy’s Connecticut presidential "under Immediate discussion” Htigation York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Plouffe maximum penalty of death. nam e at "Van Dyk." PUot CleUs AP Special Correspondent campaign committee, was told a crowd at the opening of at the Vietnam peace talks in 4 Pomt Cot Lounger - i ■; falL < Savitt Jewriem U.S. Oonunlssloner Eldward Maasingall, 86, radioed his pas­ PARIS (AP)— U.S. Ambas­ named Friday with George Paris. 4 :. 1 Self Defense Claimed "The Rock” , a campaign night­ Rappe K Downtown Hartford Swan set Richards' bond at senger had pulled a gun and or­ sador W. Averell Harrimui dis­ Conklin to flU out the nine dele­ The governor’s aides said that club, not to doubt her father's in court Open Ihnrsday Un 9— Portable Fan $260,000 pending a hearing Mon­ dered him to Ciiba. closed today that "serious mat­ gate seats allotted to the Mc- Rockefeller's proposals make with Maltdiing Pillow chances of gaining the Republi­ percenta Disaed M snday Jrty-Ang. day. Radio Ibvana said the plane ters” have been touched on in Carthyltes. him the only one of the four ma­ can nomination for President. the towi Sen. Jam es O. Elaatland, D- would be released when normal his Informal coffee-break con­ Mrs. Wexler said Friday night “A very large number of jor presidential candidates to of­ road bo Oar Rea Miaa., one of the 47 other pas­ airport proceedingB were com: Rogers Surrenders versations with Ambassador Mie w as pleaded to be placed fer a detailed blueprint for set­ Low Price people want the governor as the sufficien sengers, said the gunman pleted, but there was no indica­ Xuan Thuy of North Vietnam on the "crucial” convention's 12A8 13.88 Republican nominee,” Mrs. Pier­ tling the Vietnam problem. sai)y w o S A V in 9.88 threatened to kill him. None of tion of when that might be. during the Paris peace Rules Committee. Conklin, son said Friday night In re­ His ri'vsJ for the Republican the pasaengera or six crewmen Eastland told newsmen in Mi­ Rappe Complete with 4-point green iteel stand; greet) him roodi Attractive u fe ty grills. Convenient carrying handle. Man­ talks. “There are a lot of trl'vl- Democratic town chairman of ference to her father. nomination, former Vice Presi­ was injured. ami he encountored the Delta alities and p>ersonaI discus­ resent tl with matching pQlow. Decorative white fringe. Not ually reversible for intake or exhaust. In Bronx Killings Woodbridge, wrlU have a poet "Evidence of this is the in­ dent Richard M. Nixon, has de­ The alx-foot Richards, a na­ h ija ck er as he went to the sions,” Harrlm clients ii P.O.I.G. aaKinbled. #44. Only SO per ttore. on the Committee on Perman­ creasing number of uncommitt­ clined to discuss Vietnam while tive o f CSolumbus, G a., appeared plane’s restroom. “There are a lot of trivialities ent Organization, state McCar­ ed delagates who are making the peace negotiations in Paris BURLINGTON, N.C. (AP) — er is insane. He is not insane. pale, but gave no hint of emo­ “I heard a man say, ‘I’ll kill and personal discussions," Har­ thy chairman Joseph Duffey themselves known,” she added. Bobby L. Rogers, identified by He did It in sell-defense.” c o n t ^ e . tion as he was led from the you. Get Back. I’m a dying riman saldt “ but one can’t help said Friday. “The Rock” , operated in Man- Rockefeller has criticized the poUce as the Bronx gunman Rogers quoted hia teother as cockpit of the Delta Airlines Jet man.’ So I sat down,” Eastland MTISE saying "those people came into after it made an, emergency said. who killed three men, told his (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) the building where he was su­ IB SALES niAL The Mnator said the . gunman brother he allot in self-defense, Ewe perintendent. One of them put a Year Mwwy lo c i Chaarf il y ^Akiripool then turned his .46-caliber pistol 'the brother said . Publlak la 40 If Yra Are Naf The 81-year-old Army veteran gun agotost hie belly. He took ■ad Roll CMipUtaly Stfitfi«i. on a stewardera, Elaine Haws, and demanded access to the was in (he Alamance County Jail the gun away frSm the fellow Maacheoi 6«mamb»f — N» f«)rfiwah If / cockpit. today after surrendering meek­ and sprayed (hem wMh it.” May Not Sell House U III er UiMRipleyad. Jett Tall Poverty Unit ly Friday to a deputy sheriff in Capt. Forrest Dines of Chica­ "After he >'1 SMSidt Prsai Mils Men’s Suit Bag , 22.95 1 8.87 '219 CREDIT TI^RMS A Long Rest Before School cent of the nation's high school 35 open a Caldor Is Howard Orenstein of Windsor. and college age students have cate ourselves to overcome the 198.70 Choooe from 6 ways to waih. Porcelain finish, inside and Orenstein now serves as full­ Qiarge Account experim ented with the mind- dread disease of racism wliich Downtown Hartford 0610} outside. Safety lid switch. Permanent presi dial with The summer’s over, as far as 5-year-old Lori Pitts • 15.8 CU. ft. with Million-Magnet*' Door Ladies’ ^Dress Bag- 24.95 20.87 time legal consultant for the bending drug LSD. affects our American society, so 4-spe4d control. Washes 2 lbs to 16 lbs.- heavy duty to Ofen Thurtday 'til 9 • Four Full-Width Shelves and Huge Storage Door State Commission on Iftiman that all may live In the dignity Oorado Bailey, a Negro auto worker, watched by his white wife and .eight- wash ^ wear. is concerned. She broke both arms Thursday, fall­ Penalties under the bill range O^esi Monday 'lU t a Backed by 2 Written Warranties Rights and receives an annual from a $1,000 fine and one-year and equality which God and our year-old daughter Pam, is shown as he put up a “ For Sale" sign in front of salary o f $14,900. He also serves ing off a backyard swing. One cast will be on for P.03LG. OPnCAL prison term or both for first of­ Constitution delcare a the right, his Warren home last. April. He had been harassed by his neighbors and police SERVICE TOO! ir i^ a l consultant for OEO In four weeks, the other for six to eight weeks, just fenders ito three years and of every m'an." Connecticut, for whdeh he he The ad also said the signers were assigned to prevent mob action from angry crowds. After he put the nUatrattoos ealargod HANCHESin - u a TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE: FRI. and SAT. $10,0(X) for subsequent viola­ receives consultant’s fees. about the time she starts kindergarten. Lori is the tions. wanted the Baileys to be a part sign up 1,750 citizens signed a pledge in a newspaper asking the Bailey’s to to show AetoU State Personnel Director C. We reserve the right to limit qusntities. EXIT VHMIR (BOSS PARKWAY OMN un ivorr NHMir daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitta of 37 Salem Oourts, however, would be of the opening up of Warren to stay. The sign has now been taken dovt n and Bailey says he is reconsidering (gee Page Twelve) Rd. Pitts is a town fireman. (See Page Twelve) (See Page TwelV6) his plans. (AP Photofax) Read Herald Ada

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