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PAGE TWENTY \ \ V Hanrb^jBtrr 1Eti:ening TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 ATKBge Dailj^Net Prem Run ■'w The Week IMded J'UM 28, urn Vertion pie of the fiberglass figures coming down the home The■> Weather • used in the Boston Common streteh." SarleS'Bonham Carl Silver F O tR E N T . a e a r cool tonight Low in display whicdi are sim ilar to tire SUll, the committee has to 15,459 ones the MancheMer gtm^ is decide, at a Sept. 9 meeting, 8 and It nun. Movie Fee- IE 1 ^ . Sunny, pleasant tonuarratirl Town Board Votes $6^128 jeotors—sornid or silent, also in Reic Post considering. He, will bring the which figures it will, buy, -and $8 mm. sUte projectors. 75 to 80.' / sample to the/commlttee’s next Sullivan says he must-place his WW ^ Cily o/ Fittoge C h a r n , ' For Road Sealing Process L ester (Carl) SHVer of 128 meeting. order try Sept. 16 tf the town • WELDON DRUG CO. a Lxxxvm. no. 2,8 (fobty pages- iwo SEcnoNs-TABunp) manchesteb. conn, Wednesday, adgust 20. a s . Cooper HIU St., a former Man­ SuUlyan said, "I feel a lot 767 Main St.—TeL MS4Wn Work halted two weeke ego is to receive the figures In (Cleoslftod Advertislag oo Page 88) Town Planner John McAhnont chester policeman, has been better tonight. I feel like we're time. PRICIB^ TEN CENTS on a seeling process for some said he discussed the proposals named Manchester's assistant town roads will continue. The with Lomlbardl. He noted that rec director. Board of Representatives last with regard to the Lawrence St. In making the announcement Government night approved en approipriation propo^l, Lonihardl felt that today, .Town Manager Robert JdN IN THE 2ND WEEKOFOUR Chance Meeting o t $6,128 which will be reim- the installation of a pumping Weiss said that the appoint­ North Viets Press PANACEIA, Bto. ( A ^ — A buiaed in full from town aid station to take oaire of th e ment was effective as of yes­ Changes Irk first mate who jumped off funds. limited num ber of houses In- terday. He said that Silver fin­ his boat during Hurricane The stop order on the road volved would not be financially ished on top in examinations Oamiile and his captain, work was ordered by Richard feasible. given to four qualified appli­ South of Da Nang trapped aboard the crippled Borden, director o t administra­ Lombardi told MjcAlnriont th a t cants. Protestants craft, each thought the other tion, when it was discovered he felt that the most logical Silver will fill the post vacat­ BES^AST, Northern Ireland SAIGON (AP) — North "No enemy bodies were found was dead. that funds for the project had solution would be the instal­ ed July 1, when Wally Fortin — Leading Protestants In In a sweep of the battlefield," They stumbled across each nerver been authorized. lation of a sewer line from Efoat Vietnamese troops made left the rec department tor the Northern Ireland today con­ U.S. headquarters said. other Tuesday in a street in The contract for the process, Main St. tb Law>rence, running more attacks on U.S. full-time position of senior demned sweeping concessions Later today, another sharp BUoxl, Miss. which is a new one called Slur­ pao-allel to the existing brook. troops south of Da Nang citizens’ director. fight broke out about seven The mate, 18-year-old Wil- ry Sea), was made with the A preliminary estimate of the their government to today and battled,, Ameri­ Silver was a policeman from the province’s Roman Catholic miles away, and the action was To Storm Area Oosteilo Bros. Construction Oo. coat of this installation is $86,- (Bee Page FsortoMi) December i960 to December minority. can infantrymen ti^ng to continuing at last report. Barden told the board that an 000 to $48,000. 1968. He resigned over a dis­ Bobby Seale reach the wreckage of a Another seven V jB. soldiers additional appropriaiUon of $6,- McAlmont said that both he Two former Cabinet ministers (AP) — A tide of aid pute concerning swapping of helicopter downed with and Associated Press photogka- 128 would be needed to honor and Lombardi feel that a pos­ said there would be a powerful streamed today toward a shifts. He said in his letter of dema^ for Prime AOnister eight Americans aboard. pher OUver Noonan, 29, of Nor- the contract, sibility may exist to encourage resignation that, ^beiiEiise He Mississippi coast still grog­ the devel^ment of a subdl- James Chlchester-Clarfc’s gov- Military spokesmen said 198 well, Mass., were reported Borden explained >that the must work two Jobs to support FBI Arrests gy from Hurricane Ca­ vlsloii adjacent to the existing emment to realgii. North Vietnamese had been missing after their heUcepter state will reimbuiue the town his large family, the Inability crashed in tliejirea Tuesday. mille’s fury and haunted for the money but the state will stream, as such a proposal Some Catholic leaders were slain In tour days of fighting would help appreciably in off- to swap shifts would cause him near Hlep Due, a district capital Two companies of American by an aura of death. not contract., therefore the board financial hardship. more favorable, but hard-liners Black Leader Infantrymen ran into a flreflght would have to give him the au­ aetilng the total cost of the stuck to their demands for dls- 36 miles south of Da Nang. Six­ The highway patrol project. A IB-year part-time employe THE FABRIC CUPBOARD teen American soldiers were at dawn when they moved into thority to expend the money of the rec department, he has of Chichester-Clork's the rugged area to search tor counted 162 killed along eUher by taldng it from the Concerning Cold Spring Dr., un*be P rotestant - dominated In Slaying known dead and another 06 Mi-ssissippi's devastated McAlmont said it would seem been handling alt sports activi­ wounded. the ntissing men. Moving behind budget or by a special appro­ ties since last December. For­ government and negoUations to a shield of artlUery, they had Plaquemines Parish (coun­ priation. He explained that the that the most logical solution Northern Ireland with the (Cath­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ Firing machine guns and ri­ would be development of n plan mer rec director l^llam Boyle CHENEY HALL • 177 Hartford Rd. • Manchester fles, the North Vietnamese at­ advanced only half a mils- by ty) pushing the total to Slurry Seal process, being new. ACROSS FROM MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE olic Irish Republic. FBI agents arrested Bobby tor a sewer extension tor the had resigned his post on Oct. Seale, national chairman of Uve tacked b^ore dawn today, kill­ midaftemoon and still had an­ 170. Is non-competlUve and there­ 81, and Fortin and Silver spilt ^British Prime Minister Harold other half mUe to the wreckage fore the state will not contract entire area which would In­ OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M.-6 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY Black Panther party, Tuesday ing one American Infantryman "Some people estlmale the clude also Deerfield Dr., Trout the dytles until Jtme 9, when j Wilson and Oilchester-Clark night on a fugitive warrant and wounding 14 others before of the helicopter. -The going was death rate could go up abova 800 for it. mangled in London for six Stream Dr. and Tumble Brook Mel Slebbid was appointed new OPEN M O N.-FRI. 9:30 A.M..9:30 P.M. charging flight from a murder withdrawing. and ivvialbly reach 1,000," aald Andrew Tricarloo, director of hours Tuesday nl^t before (See Paga Twenly-Two) Dr. rec director. charge in the torture klllii^ of a Gov. John Bell Wltllama tn Im­ public works, said thiat the seal­ It ts Lombardi’s opinion that apeeing on a five-point peace ing process is a good one and former Black Panther in New posing Umfled martial law on to approach a project Involving plan designed to end Uie reU- Haven, Conn. th enrea. may be the answer to the end Slous warfare between Northern Cold “Spring Dr., only, at this Nativity Fund Seale, 32, waa surrounded and o t having to tar txnds. Ireland’s Protestant majority Vice President Spiro T. Ag- time would not seem to be feas­ taken Into custody without resis­ new (uid George Romney, sscre- T h e board also voted to ask ible or loglaal. Reaches $2^29 told its Catholic minority. A. Rlchand Loonbardl, engineer tance as he rode In an automo­ Indians Elect Giri, tary of housing and urban devsl- The board also approved a The five points; bile with other members o t the opment, were to Join WUlloma with Andenon-Nichals Asaod- recommendation of the Plan­ F in a n c e committeeman 1. The British arm y takes con- militant Negro organization in on an aerial Inapectlon of the sJteB, to make a more thorough ning Commission that sewer Charles Plrie went out of or­ tool of all Northern Ireland's se­ the nearby university city o t devastated area In which the study of a proposal tor sewer lines be extended to Mary Lane der last night and gave his re­ extensions on upper Lawrence port first at a meeting o< the curity forces. The force of Pro­ Berkeley. Win for Mrs. Gandhi governor predfeted total dam­ and Christopher Dr. The peti­ PERCALE GOnON PRINTS St. and Cold Spring Dr. Manchester Nativity Scene testant police reserves known as Charles W. Bates, FBI agent age "might perhaps go beyond tion will be referred bock to the the B-Speclals, the chief object to charge for the San Frenclsco NEW DELHI (AP) — V.V. cast. Sanjlva Reddy, the ruling a billion dnilara" The request for the additional commission now that H has Bruno photo Committee, because of the good In a fine array of colora and patterns for the Girl was elected president of In­ Information was made by the news. In less than two weeks of. Catholic hatred, will be area, said Seale is charged in Congress party candidate, was (Ivll Defense nuthoritiM esti­ been offlciaUy certified by the MRS. JAMES H. SARLES JR Connecticut with murder and dia today, giving Prime Minis­ Planning CommdsBion, which In town clerk. since the last meeting, over $1,- fall. Guaranteed color fast. Cut from bolts nw ed out of the clUes, and the second with 313,548 votes giving mated 180.000 to 300,000 persorai British curniy com m ander in kidnaping in the death of Alex ter Indira Gandhi a politically him 37.6 per cent of the total. a memo to the boaird noted "it In other action the board ap­ 000 In donations had been re- victory over the right-wing were left homeleoa In MisslMip' Miss Martha B. Bonham and for dresses and blouses. ’ ’LOO Northern Ireland, <3en. Sir Ian Rackley of Now York, a former The introduction of the second la evident that further dtudy proved: chcirter, sister of the bride, was ceived. bosses of her ruling Congress pi's three coastal counties. Reg. 44c yd. yds. Freeland, wlU control their party member whose burned preference count appeared to in­ should be made before a final A request of the tax cxiUector Jamee H. Sorles Jr., both o t maid of honor. Peter Sorles of Thus the cammittee meiti- party. Camille, the mcag Intense hur­ Miuichester served os his broth- bers, -who are trying to raise arm s. and mutilated body was found crease his chances of coming dedsion is reached on these tor refunds_^ totaling $1,289; a Manchester, exchongod vows Girl, a 75-year-old former ricane ever to hit the American requests." er's best man. between $4,700-$6,000 for a new 2. Discrimination due to reli­ in a shallow river 20 miles from from behind to win. request to r a $86 tax rebate Saturday morning, Aug. 9, at New Haven last May. trade unionist who served brief­ Kleven-,v(*nr-ol(l ('iirl Wright ttikes Advantage of a mslnlaml, aldeswlped the south­ (tor ex-scowiceman), and ap­ After a reception at the home Christmas display, received gion or political beliefs will end. The other candidates, includ­ the Immaculate Conception WOOL FLANNEL The federal warrant charges ly as acting president following eastern edge of IxHilslana and pointment of Fnedorlck BUow os of the bride's parents, the couple added confidence In their task, 8. Two senior British civil ser­ ing C.D. Deshmukh. candidate liii.sted piiH' amid the ruins of his father's service raged on to .Mtsslaalppi'a ooost Church, St. Jam es, Mo. vants will be named advisers to unlawful night to avoid prosecu­ the death of Dr. Zakir Husain in of the rightwing parties, were Ueutciront of the Pilch Fire loft for a wedding trip to Mon- They are now approaching the tion. May, narrowly defeated the offi­ Sunday night ★★★★★★★★★★★ Co. The bride is a daughter of the Ulster government. out of the race. station at Gulfport, Mi.ss., to get a drink of water treal, Oanoda. Theiy are now half-way mark, with a present In 58”-60” widths in all desirable shades. 80% cial Congress party nominee, USSR Sells Two days later aome areas Mr. luid Mrs. Harold Bonham of *■ An amnesty for citizens Rackley died May 21, shortly The count of the second living at the Vernon Garden total in contributions of after the arrest in New York of Sanjlva Reddy, whom Mrs. whicli has IsH’ome a scarce item since Hurricane . mill had not twen reaehsd by St. James, formerly of Man­ Apts., Rockville. $2,209.62. wool and 20% nylon. Being intro- ^ 2 , 5 ^ handing in illegal arms. preference ballots, cast last Sat­ 21 P anthers in wdmt police said Gandhi hod refused to endorse. re."«ue crewa. «tommiB6catioOB £ WATCH FORi chester. The bridegroom is a 6. An im partial investlgaticm urday by t|ie federal and state ram ille pas.sed through. The youngster couldn’t ex­ Two Meetings Mrs. Sorles, a graduate of Paul Misseri of the publicity duced at this low piice. yd. w as a plot to blow up buildtogB. His election came after count Arms Metal were errtaic. aofnetlmea nonsK- * J OUR son of Mr. lUid Mrs. Jam es H. Manchester High School, Is em­ committee ffeported that 600 let­ Into the riots and religious bat­ legislators making up the elec­ latent. OfftrUla said It might be Sarlcs of 178 HlUlard St. tling last week. His death followed a "kangaroo of second preference ballots aft­ toral college, was to continue plain why the water was still flowing hut aded that Are Postponed ployed at Aetna Life and Cas­ ters of solicitation have now er he failed to gain a majority •evoral more days before the court” trial. New Haven police until one’of the two men gained The Rev. R au of Im ­ ualty Co., Hartford. Mr. Sarles, been sent out. Chichester-Clark said he was of first preference votes. most pas.serstiy stop)>ed for a drink. (AP Photofax) full extent of death and damage t GRAND aaid, in which he was believed a majority. In addition to voting To America By Agostinelli maculate Conception Church also a graduate of Manchester Several designs tor wooden "entirely favorable” to the to have been accused of disloy­ At the end of the first prefer­ was known. performed the double-ring High School, Is employed as on marble nativity scenes agreement and had hlmseU sug­ alty to the party. ence vote count he led with 48 for a candidate, the electors WASHINGTON (AI'l - The In Mobile. Ala., th# U.8. Because of the unavailability f'.ereimany and was celebrant a t gested the changes. But poUtical state a preference for a second. {OPENING of most of Manchester's nine apprentice machinist at Pratt were looked at, but they werp FBI agents brought Seale to per cent. Soviet Union has started selling Army CiorpM of Eivgtneera aaid - 1 the nuptial Mass. and Whitney Division of United considered too expensive and Mrs. Gandhi broke with the large amount.i of titanium' COMING SOON directors. Mayor Nathan Agos­ (See Page Four) Giri got 401,616 votes, or 48 men and equipment ware being Miss Janice Bonham of Man- less durable than fiberglass. (See Page Thirty-Nine) once called Uio wonder metnl of tinelli has canceled two meet­ A ircraft Ctorp., B ast Hartford. per cent of the 888,887 votes (See Page Sixteen) sent Ui to begin opening mads “New FWiUties ------— John Sullivan of the scene oom- the 1960s ■^lo Uie United States. Dead Girl’s Parents To Better Serve ings scheduled for tonight—one and atrsets clogged with heavy at 7 in the Municipal Building, Monipclier, recelveU her BA ^ «■ “ Jn- Muterlals experts say they are wreckage and debris. You” puzzled by Uie move. the other at 8 in the South dogree In 1968 from Trinity Col- Emergency telephona and Windsor Town Hall. Wedding lege, Burlington, Vt. She Is a HALL FOR RENT Titanium la being used In­ Bid to Delay Hearing power re|stlr craws oollectsd PRINTED CORDUROY creasingly In American mlUUiry KEYBOARD The 7 o'clock special meeting Spanl.sh teacher a t Rockville from nearby states struggled to For parties, showers, recep­ os well as civilian aircraft. WILKEB-flARRE, I’a. (AP) HTanagan and John O’Connor of was to consider adoption of a High School. Mr. McGrath, a Search Lags rriMiire commuolcallons along STUDIO McGrath - McPherson tions, meetings. Complete A few weeks ago the first So — A legal move by the parents Wilkes-Barre. town ordinance. The ordinance graduate of Rhnm High School kitchen facilities. Large en> Come in, see the best selection in town. 45” the ooastal strip Route 88—Vernon in Hebron, received his BA de­ Viet merchant ship to call on the of Mary Jo Kopechno Uirent- ““topsy re- would pormit the Town Park­ The marriage of Miss Sandra closed parking lot. Inquire: wide. 100% cotton in pinwale suits for B Sept. S Inquest at Ed- Aniiy ipsnsretora . ware or­ ing Authority to purchase the Blaine McPherson of Mont­ gree In 1966 from Merrimack •1.29 For Director ‘'’a'*'”’ decade ened today to delay a hearing */*!**“ w! ^ dered 'alrtlfted alrtlRed In to provtdsptovtds College, Andover, Mass., whore docked ut SeatUo, Wash to de- ^ ^ gnrUiwn. Moss.. Into Mias Ko- parcel at 82 Cottage Bt. for pelier, Vt., to Donald Joseph LiHiuanian HoH weight. Ideal for fall wear. yd. ' scheduled Aug. 28 on a petition )>echne‘s death lenqiorary power tor g^fport s ho was a mombor of Sigma 24 OOLWAY STREET llver 900 Iona of iqxinge tibinlum I ■ » ooewi w ater punqiing plaiU. 'The acar- $20,000, from Mrs. Blthelyn McGrath Jr., of Andover was for an nulopay on Uie body of Kennedy Mid he was driving wss a se- Wemmell. A public hearing solemnized Saturday afternoon Beta Kappa ftiaternlty! He MANCHESTER Of Safety as It la referred to in Ita In­ teaches mathematics at Rock­ termediate production form. Mlss Kofmehne. who d ied In «n Jhe car when It w .nt .rff . sv.ryw hsre In and possible action on the ordi­ at St. Augustine’s Church, ville High School. Phones: 643-0618 or 649-8186 WASHINGTON (AP) — The Montpelier. And now offlrtala any the -----automobile------accident Involving bridge and Into a pond on divaalatiHl area nance will be rescheduled for BdmlnlatraUon’a search for a Uhnppqulddlck Island, near Ed- the board's Sept. 2 regular The bride Is the daughter of BONDED CREPE ^me ahlp la bringing another ***’”' M- Kennedy. Truckloads of fiaxi rumbled new federal highway safety di­ Resident gartown. Before you’re meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred F. Mc­ Wg load to the United HIntea Judge .Bernard - (’ In. some (irovlded by the regton- rector has dragged Into its sev­ next month...... Hrotnlnakl — V.. esva*(v • « - x r i t l l l j The 8 o'clock meeting was to Pherson of Montpelier. The of Luzerne Ceninty KIKJARTOWN. Moss (AP) al U H Deportment of Agricul­ 45” Moss Crepe bonded to acetate tricot. Plan enth month with critics com­ Tim Stovlot.s aenl (miy 421 l«sia ( ’onimon Plena ('»>urt aald Tuea- Ttie Inqurwt that opens rm Kept ture office In Jackson. Miss., be with South Windsor officials, bnidegixxjni Is a .son of Mr. luid plaining toe agency 1s hopeless­ tinee-deeD to consider a swap of sonltary- Mrs. Donald J. McGrath of ahead, buy now at this Ilf a|K>nge titanium to Uila.,f(«in- •I'*)’ “ motion by lawyers for Mr. .1 Into the death a t Mary Jo Ko- ly adrift. try In (01 of 1968, with aliliw ot «nd Mrs Joseph Ko|)eechne la a k>t«-eiMahl tailed low price and save. vH A fc TransportaUon Secretary other flage Importing a Berkeley HelghU. N J., had has been set for this meeting. The Rov. John McIntyre of way to MiusazchtawCIs law to da- Jirfm’ A. Volpei said two weeks raised enough legal jailnla to lermlne the legal (muse of in trouble The proposed swap would be St. Auguiftinc'H Church per­ Tile Umted States Ima .1 ago he hoped to announce a new w arrant a conference with Dial desUi. us dtstlnrl from the med- in boundary areas of Manches­ formed the double-ring, cere­ doineallr titanium |>rodurtlmi director for the National High­ Ally. Edmund Dinia of New h a l eauso ter and South Windsor, where mony luid was celebrant at the cipncay o t Ita own but I, uimhje way Safety Bureau "soon:” He ■tiedforil. Moaa. What can lha Inqueet hope install a new contours of the land do not per­ nuptUU Muss. John Itolby was to compete wlUi .Soviet or Japo Rogers Hints voiced a sim ilar hope In April. Dlnla or his representative la arrompllaii’ mit gravity flow. organist luid soloist. neae pr:c«a. to The appointment Is still being to meet Tlnirsday afternoon In The swaps would do away The bride was given In mar­ Some offlelnla siD-jmi t Dm Ho In the wonla of one forniar flameless cleared with the White Houes the Judge's ehnmbera with the with the need of pumping sta­ riage by her father. She wore a prtsmculor, "An inquest . Is Of New Viet full-length gx>wn, designed with and presumably with Republi­ (Sea Page Twenty-Twe) Kopechne’a utlomeys, Joseph used to clear U»e a ir and cloee tions In the non-gravity-flow cans on Capital Hill, a Depart­ electric areas. Chantilly Inee bodice and teacup the btMikM iMjbllcly isi a coas sleeves, ami silk organza A-Ilno ment 0$. Transportation spokes­ about which quaetluns have art- One of the Manchester areas FROM THE WORLD OF MINI FASHIONS man said. Withdrawals being considered lor hookup to skirt appliqued with matching water heater! lace ro-enibroidered with Meanwhile, according to Dr. MIsb K(]|irchr». 26, a Wash­ W^HlNfJTON (AP) South Windsor facilities is In MINI PRINTS William Haddon Jr., the bureau vicinity of the Burr’s Comer pearls, and n detachable ington, IM ■ secretory, was Isry ig male WUUam P. Rogers ehai)ol-lengtli watteau train of 45” wide blended cotton and sjmthetic soft fall "Is fast becoming a victim of killed July 16 wtien a car drtvsn declarsd today that m deokSng Shopping area. And one of the bureaucratic ■ encirclement, re­ South Windsor areas being con­ organza. Her elbow-length bouf- ^ backgrounds and small floral and by Han E«hvard M ^ withdrawal of U 8 source starvation and on anti­ MsssachuseUs went off a bridge sidered for hookup to Manches­ faat veil of silk Illusion was ar­ geometric designs. mmwm ranged from a flontl headpiece, quated notion reflected In gov­ Into a pond on (.liappoqulddlck troops from Vialnam "Were ter facilities la in the Avery Reg. $1.00 yd. yd. / 7 C ernment priority-setting that Island The accident wmt unre- prepared to lake sesMbta rMss Heights area. lual slH> carried a colonial bou­ quet of gardenias, stephonotls nothing should or can be done to poFted for nine hours. for peace." Agostinelli, In canceling the reduce’ the nation’s 'appalling DM AUy Bdniund Dtnte R ^ers toW a news ooniorsnee meetings, sold that the Items and lllles-of-the-valley, Mi'S. Timothy Sample of Bast highway losses in damaged peo­ aougtil and obtalrsM] -the oourt that while the lull In th* w ar bi to be considered are too im­ ALWAYS IN DEMAND lX>ver, Vt,, cousin of the bride, ple and property.” Visfnam had bsMn brokan by a portant to be decided by only (Bee Page 'Twenty-Twe) was Jiiulron of htmor. She wore Haddon, director of the agen­ •urge of enemy as tlvlty on- Aug a few directors. a sleevoiesB mint grwn prim-eae DACRON and COTTON POPLIN cy since Its formation In 1966, M and 13, ' IMul Juro- NEVER NEEDS IRONING and Injuries." ready to liurUll an slectronlc The emphosts of Ksjgers' com­ ment oo th* lull and on “m iuu- • Plenty of hot water Vaty Jr. of Andover (Utd Jiunes Even the Trans{ riot pbUce clubbed ..square were scenes reminfoceht itenlarvei^ius voting v-,-errrn viet Unhxi. make proVnpt delivery of lamous widely publicized vcompolgn tor cycle safety. Uodri^ .m ^ern |29«, isk) pro- effect in bright new prints ' the tear gassed crowds to clear of the debates Isst year, when , Ttia Unltad Stalad *»»$ l Its Atlanlic heoling oil. a boycoU of pubUc trarwport. It sUpped the auto IndiWy fs-esl If.. fiJ ll<.ats* members WINDOW GUITAR LESSONS Wencerios Square three timen young Czechs asked Soviet tank NATO otltes ax* ctoSSly watch­ ATlAHnC Reg. 99c yd. yd. 77C storea, restaurants and newspa­ with iu first set of safet/7e- For full detoils ot our complete burner Tuesday night, but after each crews why they had come and would soswer th* rod one by ing Ut* tMsvtty expanded Soviet 1 l;loiir $3.00 ,OlC MBAT per stands. service, call or write attack allowed the throngs to re­ why Uiey didn’t go home. quirvm ents' M andatory tncJu- > oo* a* they have tor .iJs» edss navel force In th* Medtterro- The Flameless SHADES turn. Twenty persons were be­ The leaflet charged that the •ton of safety belu shoulder th* prt* *dur* (*krc slaout 43 CALL 649.7120 Tins time young Czechs ac­ nasto and'------NATO ts gulag to Mod* to Order lieved arrested and three were cused their own people, the po­ police and ,th« old guard, aided straps hesd rests bsckup lights Marathon Meditation m out* t/ut th- .r votes would lake ajyy necesaary action to fa* ElectrieWfiter tajured. lice, of making trouble and told by Soviet agenu. srould try to and more than -a dozen other ’ re* **r !*d eles-frsK-.i illy to Mire Bbs McurUy of tha area Is I BilDg jrour old roUen In and FOGARTY BROTNERS, INC. FREE KIDDIE KOSHER to Aimst Uw Childm Items. I save 86o per shade. n>e stioer of poUce force ap- them to go home. provoke the.public Into acU of I’va Itharnmo Hhikkhu, a .’’.2-year-old CMria.lairn r.* r,in '* e an eccurat* i-ount not Im paired." 319 BROAD STREET ★ Planly at FREE PARKING SPACE i r porcatty was Intended to eni- A new undeirrotpd leaflet ap­ msurrrcUon It aald this would Auto *-xec-4UveS who once A . .„uput*r wmjid ctaesr mm. ftog.ra did nid explain what Heater is tod y’s RANK CREDIT pro^nde the pretext -tor tnaiau- monk, sits in qicx'ially built iftaaa rage in a duwn- Fuel OU — OU Ronwr Salt* and Servtoe pfiaslse the w a n d n ^ from Oom- peared today accuatog the po­ fumed about their new federal to r, • runr.ing bXa! a , thf vote, n, rmudst party leaders agotost In^ a new regime headed by regulators-My they now find matchless value E. A. JOHNSON jq^l^DS ACCEPTED / . , A ir CymditiotUng ■■■1 lice and hard-ltoe CommunlaU t (wn I'.angkok temple where he la carrying out a • ‘'‘y rsfsrrsd to possMil* rsdo- / s bMured Budgri PayiiHot Ptoa USl YOUn MASTHI C.HAteE CAM aati-fioTlet demoootratiotw to of planning to Incite the people pro-Moscxiw officials AloU Indrm imie to fear In the safety bu and Vasil Bllak. dtscredHed as reau .o • 7 n T . T " PT^Fxtod by ployment of aUlsut forces to o » PAINT 00. s 24 Hour Customer Servtoe pZMoat the imroslaa that su ite d Into a revolt. The leaflet srarned marathon merhtation lie plan- to remain in «sn- lp-r*e deck W Pel J.nnlngA m I Sovtet dsploynsnt M9-46W collaborators at the time of the 723 MAIN ST. ARTHUR DRUO ooe ysor ago tooigia. againat provocaleura and urged T he whole [.>rogrsm haa born cloiure for three years and three mont)., ||^ . ’ Y .r Hr offered iwvrral .1- The NUsm administration Is No such demanatraMcns srert the people to limit themaehres to (See Page ElgMcva) .lerr..,(iy, vsxing machine ays- aware of cuogrsaalpaat concern (fise Fags TlOrty-.VIaa) ■starter! meditatnm Aug (AI* l’hot..fax) (tee Pisgp PestT) (»e« Pago rowrtoen) G’ \. ______, \ • I \ fAGE TWO 7____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. kCONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1969 ^MAXCHESTEB E\’ENTN’G HERALD. MAXCHESTEE. OOXK., WXDXESDAY, AUGUiST 20, 1969 PAGE THREE assume his cdQcial duties oo South indsor " - i r k A V rnmsiamm.-mv«r\ CJolumbus' father, who is 77 and Sept. 1. MOVIE AUDIENCE resides in Wayton. Mon. - F rt * I Outlaw Pair’s The oamsnisKioc wiC elect a •♦••....•g u i d e ...... Sheinwolfl on Bridge The James brothers were stm chamman. P-epatrfiean Kent Dea A SOTVICE o r FILWWjUkitERS and stepson of a BapUst minto- AND Theaters PO TOTB BOCO WATCHING Enes and Kupchunos Seek has been appointed to complete KATUBDAY » iJCNDAY — 2raM-.q4lt<»-7-J»atW Story. Told ter. Their e^lolts as outlaws the term ,of former chairman ’ »t*r3*e •rft.T-pt «DX*-y It ♦'frrgi WHILE roc PLAT BUDGE By ALFSEZ) SHZ3NWOLD NORTH led to the posting of huge re­ Richard Evans. j % >s 1 '936 It'S ftm to "w^tch tor Timii i»i ♦ f5 MNNNni:. wards for their capture end to a DemocratieJS agination Kew faU pregrams .will be By Relatives THIS SEAL birds at the bridge table. Too T 74 long string of escapades—some TVo reterani o i town pc^itict Association and a recent ap­ planned Tbf; meeting is open to O K o 8 64 real, some imagined. the vAivi arirt sometimes aee the Rad By PAUL LEBAR wffi be seeking nemunatkaxE at pointment to the Presidential the pu'oh'. 4i 9862 *pp^yed Throated Gripe la aettoa, and Associated Press Writer Following the reported ttomlse the Democratic cauctu tonight Advisory Board of the Interna­ Ob Carrier the Motfor Pretore Code you are just'as Itkely to ftnd EAST of Jesse, the peal ouUaw hid out tional Institute ' erf Municipal Charle* J. Enes. town clerk lor Aviation Ordnanceman Air- of &eH-Pe9kH«tf9f) the I'tter L/xn at the bridge Q 984 KNOXVILLE, Iowa (AP) _ under the name of -Ihomas Clerks He completed a Con­ .-nan Frar/cis J Swiatkiewics 193 Howard and Frank let one Sam 24 yean, and Paul B. Kig>chu- 5 SuBBesterf »t>r GENERAt table as io the forest. Ib e moat rFoI db'ENJAMIN jack KLUGV.AN’g ^ } ^ Historians may dissefit but necticut Municipal Training Jr. VSN is servirg aboard the 7 CoUlns assume his name and audience* importatit bird to watch for at g j j t three persons who say they are noa. 2&-year member eg the Progra.m sponsored by the Urd- ar.ack aircraft carrier Frank­ 0 J 10 7 5 accept amnesty from Missouri the bridge table is the oomaxoc relatives of Jesse and Frank Pla/mlng and Zoning Commia- versxty of Connecticut and is lin D Ptoosevelt in Guantanamo H SvBBettcd for MATURE duck. Llo'’- Crittend**!. the authors rton. eeek re-election.. enrolled in the Institute for Bay Cuba James have written what they say. audience* (perental discre­ South dealer. « » A re«dent of South Wmdsor Professional. Clerks at the Coo- During the eight weeks the tion advised! Roth Bdes -rulaerahle. call th «"rea ] story" of the noto­ Members of the old James gang were sUU alive at the time since childhood. Knee is an Air Unumg Education College in ship is scheduled to remain in ■J RESTRICTED — Person* Opentog lead Frve of rious outlaw brotheiB. Corpe Teteran of Wortd War n Syracuse Cuba it will participate in readi­ He:arta. WORTH A STANDING OVATION! of Joe Vaughn’s death and most under It not sdinined un- Columbus Vaughn, a Knox- of some 6()0 copies of his auto­ and the Cormecticiit Air Kation- Enes resides at 44 Imperial ness exercises designed to South -WOE the fir * triedi wkh East le»* acco*r>osnied b/ pSTenr vlUc school teacher, his aunt, biography were stolen and the aJ Guard He wa* aaalBtant fire Dnve with his wife V'lrgmla test the ship's offensive and de­ the kietg -de 10:15 W’ayton, Ark., according to toe my, East oovered with the Committee erf the Connecticut A former deputy fire warden Humaide Theatre — Midnight book. queen, attd South took the aoe Town Clerks Asaociatioti. arid member of the S'lufh Wind- Cowboy 7:00 A 9:15 Jesse James, Instead of being Msoefaester Evening Herald of spades. DdJttCOm Ik Present aeWvities Include tor Volunteer Fire Department U-A. Theatre — (Joodbye shot from ambush by a cousin substitute HotsOa Windsor cor­ Now South led his lest u.ao man was already wTitirg out a win an early diamood trick. Water 1:30, 9:13, The Ruasians ranco they’re really unaware of Just reation Oimmlssion on Monday National Merit Scholarship Win- F ZEmRELU The next time someone raised remains in the local or charity hurts us all." Three Mcmtiia 7.mi ticket Outragod, Ed took the After taking toe first trick Are Coming 3:23. 7:00 what a particular charity does.” ■"The Only -True Story of Firnnk Owe Mozitb ...... 2.at at the Town Hall. Snow wlU statewide area." A 25-year veteran of Massn- matter to cx*urt. with the king of hearts South Gmema I — Newington — knocks on your door and asks For example, ' mention Easter James,” the authors say. R o m e o People should be suspicious of chumtts politics (he was defeat­ FABRIC DEPARTIVIBIMT STORES "It is true." he told rjje judge, Bxuld cash the aoe of dia.- Midnight Cowbo>' 2 :00, 4:30. for a donation to the XYZ chari­ Seals and most people envision Of his children, tour sUll liv­ yjU A E T organizations that don’t use eth­ ed in the 1966 gubernatorial "that c «r city r.»rdinanoe nays monds and then play a low dia.- 7:00. 9:30 a. crippled child. Many people ing include Sarah Elllzabeto ...... j.. , ,:.s.aiss3 \ f) or(Hnar>' io\^ ty, don’t reach automatically ical fund-raising practices, he race) Whittier once served as ’4 34 Oakland St., Route 83, Manchester i-Wa3C'‘.V the coin must be put m Im- mond from both hands. This eSneena II — Newington — aren't aware of the research Snow, who is 79 jmd lives tn tor your checkbook, says the ex­ points out. Sending out unord­ Administrator of "Veterans Af­ mediately ' But that is ridicul- play. wUch bridge players call Funny Girl 2 :00. 8:00 projects we sponsor or even that FarmersvUle, CnUf,, and la one Open Daily 10 am to 9:30 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm TECHNICOLOR A PARAMOUNT PICTURE ecutive director of one of the na­ ered merchandise and hiring a fairs and as director of the Blue « is Stmely I am entitled to a "duck." gives up South’s the Easter Seal Society, now of the authors. Another child enciugti time to get change. " chance to take five diamond tion’s 10 largest charities. fund-raiser to work on a per­ Shield in Michigan. was William Nelson Vaughn, IRS Dispute celebrating its 50th anniversary, However, the court ordered tricks but guarantees four Sumimer G. Whittier, execu­ aids crippled adults as well as him to pay the fine. The ysfge tricks in the suit. CHICAGO (A P ) — DoctoiB tive director of the National children.” feit that, for the sake of ad- South wind toe heart return and other professionals who Blaster Seal Society for Crippled Having a good cause Isn’t miniMrotlv-e efficienr-y. the city and leads hB other diamond, organize corporations for in­ Childrm and Adults, isn’t im­ enough, contimjes Whittier. The PBiBBiasiaigBiigiaiBiaiBiaiBiBiBraiaiBiBiBaaiBigiBiBiaiBiBiBiBiaiiaiaiaBiaaBBaiajaigBiMBmiaiBraiBiBmm^ cou'd indeed insist on im­ capturing the rest of toe suit come tax benefits are receiving a a -— ROHRT B JANE waCIUUILES » MUMHB plying that many charities are contributor should seek to find mediate pa>-ment--without leav­ with dummy's king and queen. judicial approval which has suspect. He believes, hotvever, out not only the charity’s goals, ing any krjphoies at all. Dummy’s last diamond is then knocked d c ^ opposition by the luDFORD Fonda toyerNatwick that It’s everyone’s responsibili­ There is someib <• >ui > MK MMOS i^rSCMSAXS but whether it is .accomplishing Internal Revenue Service to ty to question any organization them. parking meters that at times Daily Qoestian h v i i h 's Is Open 6 Days Every W eek— Thursday Nights till 9:00 P.M. OF /MANCHESTER such devices. that asks for a contributon—of “ Too many people fail to real­ awakens the rebel in a rugged Partner opens with 2 NT (2t Most recently, toe New Or­ money or volunteer services— ize that c h ^ ty is a business individualist. Nevertheiess. in to 24 poloW), and the next play­ leans U.8. Appeals Court—join­ M ttk ■ ■ ■ MANCHiSTER before making a donation. assorted courtroom confronta­ CEMTEB and it should be run as such," er passes. Too bold: Bpsdes, ing Appeals Courts at Oinciniiatl Americans probably will donate tions between citisen and meter, H A43-7832 he continuee. ★ ★ "We're Delightfully Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort!" ★ ir <)-»-8-4; Hearts, J-»-S; Dia­ and Denver and other U.B. Dis­ NOW! $15 bilUon this year to charity; the law has usually upheld the air-conditioned • VRSE PARK REAR THEATR monds, 7; nubs, Q-J-15-7-5. trict Courts—has said the IRS $11.5 bUllon will oome from inifi- How ldly carv«>d Buffet features fused to accept a parking ticket Toward Blacks Colonial features have been overlook­ in any case,” he expla'ns, " I ’d knowledge of financial state­ graceful arched-iMuiel diKirs, hiding from a' “ meter maid." He em- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — with those savings from our Four Big Floors! Matte use of at least find out what the cause ments can understand just ed— rounded pilaster, Ogee bracket lunple storage areiw. Ttiere’e even a gued that the dty could not use Police Chief Thomas J. Vaughan is and seek some local IdienUfi- where her dollar Is going,” bases, deep drawer space and inter­ Keith' s own revolving credit plan with any of your purchases. anything le n than a regular po­ has sou^t to turn aside charges long drawer that storea linens with­ ■snui oation. If there is a local name WTiittier comments. esting “ spool” turnings on the bed. liceman lor law enforcement. of racism on his 398-man force a sad gay storyi out folding. To complete your dining, on the letterhead,- I wouldn't He suggests thot anyone con­ Every piece beautifully scaled for the But ag-din. the court decided a with statistics focusing on the FREE CERAMIC GUEST SET WITH EVERY NEW PURCHASE choose either of two versatile table hesitate to phone that person." templating doing volunteer cUy had this much leeway in city's 57 Mack policemen. smaller bedroom. So comb^^in today and chair styles. .Sale is on for a And notes the man ■wijo and save while the sale lastk running its parking meter sys­ Negro policemen staged ap­ served as -Administrator of Ve- OF $39.95 OR MOR^I limited time only, so don’t delay. tem. parently fake sickneas absences toans Affairs ( ’57-’61) and di­ StfU. the law won’t tolerate last week to dramatize their [ASTHARTFORD rector of Blue Shield of Michi­ everything. For example, me­ grievances gan berfore joining Easter Seals COSMETICS D(^:vf i\ -if RT 5 ters cannot ordinarily be used Because manj- vice squad ar- Fran the pages six yetirs ago, "the larger the WE CARRY ALL as a means of raising money rejsts are made in Hartford's cf the bestseller. amount you give, the more THE TOP LINES for. purposes outside the Held erf predormnanOy Negro North End, carefully you should investigate traffic oemtpol. Accordingly, a says toe (Juardians. a fraternal PttOMAR PICTURES OTER.VATIONAL PRESENTS the cause.” ARTHUR DRUB court decided that a edty had no group of Mack .policemen, the Most people do seek a worth­ right to pay for harbor im­ proportion of Macks on vice "RINC OF BRIGHT MATER” provements out of parking m e nquad should be the same as ramsf BILL TRAVERS • VIRGINU McKENNA DRIVE-IN B « i) rise on the Alan Arkln — Cari Belner — E\a Marie Saint Bating Ms commOTts on statis­ public easement " Brian Keith —* Jonathan Winters tics prepared to anwiveT the grievances, Vaughan said: "I Miller Granted Hearing am very proud of the record of ITS A PU Ifl our department. In the recruit­ BRIDGEPORT (A P )—A fed ment, rKention and assignment eral judge here has granted a of. Negro officers, we probably A S n e w hearing on a motion for dismis­ have the best re<«Td In. New sal of the case against James England" ’ J. Miller, Milford hairdresser convicted three years ago of con­ Paul Newman In spiring to smuggle heroin tnto Five-Day Forecast “ CXIOL HAND L I KE" the United States. ^ Temperatures In OjnnecUcut Not much time left U S. District Court Judge Ed­ during the five-day period be­ ward C. McLean granted the ginning Thursday are expected hearing, requested In a motion to average near normal or by the' defense.' tast Vt-eek. It la slightly below, wrtth no signifi­ for you to get your scheduled to be heard Oct. IS. cant day-to-day changes. HE Mlller'i previous conviction Dally highs will average in was overturned by toe U.8. toe upper 70a to low 80s and’ Court of Appeals because a overnight tows in the upper 80s Slipcovers at Semi- stale's witneaa had been hypno­ to low 60s. i tized without the knowledge of Precipitation may totsJ 34 Inch mERDOUIS the defense. or less In showers late Sunday. DRIVE-IN HARTFORD ♦ 527 2222 H.iiHerd Spifill [m)wv • Route 91 North EXCLUSIVE Little smartsters go Annual Furniture Sale Prices! back to school in drive IN SHOWINC! 51" Buffet with China t»»p (with Poll-Parrots, romp and Feature First Tonight matching veneer tiaiks), arljuslable SLIPCOVERS . . . The euaieot, most economical wav to redecorate play in Poll-Parrots, shelves Keg $111) .S«W 9 3 7 0 .3 0 and up-date a room. And now, during our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale, grow strong? healthy 50" Seven Drawer Double Dresser, Framed Mirror, Spool Bed. 12” Houn(| KxtertoKifi Table (with you can save on Slipcovers, Draiieries and Reupholstering. Slipcovers FAST WmSOR Whatever you hear about 10” X fH)” StKMinfiKjt Oval Kxten.sion STARTS wood-grained P'ormita* plastic top; Table with worsl-grainerl Formica* are available in a large choice of Vat-dye{>eiis to 1)6” with two ^otchgard or 2^pel treated for soil reiiellency. Your fabric is skill­ Fashion, fit, price ... seats 6. 1 Mates’ ('hairs. fully cut and pinnetl to .vour furniture to insure proper fit. Fabrics are A motion picture for every At Brfidsi Midnight Cowboy is true! IH" aproned leaves, seats 8 to 10; 1 f r te m l all right! Reg. .Sale 9 2 1 IJ $ « (iovenior (,'arver Side Chaim. ij ^ mtched, welts are hand made, and self welted for added family... everywhere! with ^ or d cushions. (2.) One cushion chairs. Wing and channel back *The hit of 1989. Erupts In voleanie popularity.” Reg. $364.50 ...... S A L E $299.50 Irfizy .Susan with w / SHOES • We Have, Terms To Open Thursday and Friday until 9 PM . Tildren Under 12 Always F fe ^ 061 M A IN S t Please Everyone! ^ CROWN A FFAIR” # Color MANCHESTER ■ \ PAGE FOUR MANCHES’rbR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENINGJIERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WT3DNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1969 PA G E FIVE Vernon The Real Rio Vernon Pranaitis Dies; laundry room, Crowley and the Aviation Pioneer Most ‘Stolen’ Bikes Really' Ar en’t Trapped hy StQrm Waters, others fled to higher ground. John McAlmont Will Leave No Paradise Ambulance Service To Move TV-Radio Tonight NEW INGTON, Conn. (A P ) — To Better Serve You His Post as Toivn Planner RIO de JANEIRO (AP) _ Pioneer aviator George S. Pran-\ I f Tommy was supposed Man Refused to Leave Wife Males Outnumbered Many an inhabitant o f Brazil’s altls, who served as Connecti­ TelevUion GULFPORT, Mias. (AP) — “Well, I wasn!t goli^ to do To Commercial Zone Area to be home at three and OTTAWA - In all Canadian RADIO SERVICES Vemim will lose another town lai-gest c ty, which Is set among cut’s first fftate aviation Inspec­ Retired attorney Charles Crow­ that," he said. The A A A Ambulance Service ing Mrs. Everett Bpsworth of 30 6:00 (3) Burke’s L*aw (34) Tem po he didn’t notice the time provinces except Quebec and otflcer in the near future. John lush tropical mountains, calls tor, died ’Tuesday at the age of (18) Wh^ ’0 M y U ne Tunnel Rd., said she would not (g-22) Mike Douglas ley refused to leave his wife Crowley said he and his wife Ontarto. males outnumber fe­ IS EXPANDING McAlmont, town Plann*rr for his home "the city marvelous.’’ plans to relocate Its Vernon 77. (10) Perry Mason (30) H uim ey-Bm kley until four, he’s liable to be apposed to continued opera­ (12) David Frost (3) Gklget ^ when they were trapped by Hur­ had planned to weather the hur­ males. The ratios range from the past two years, -said today But beneath their boastful pride base of operations. ’The move leave the pool in such a 1010 BURNSIDE AVE. tion for 60 days, provided that Pranaltls, a native of New (18) Underdog 7:30 (8-40) H ere Oome the ricane In their trailer near the 1.042 males for every 1,000 fe­ ho plans to leave bte position. many will admit that they feel was announced prior to the (20) Discovering America Brides hurry that he would mis- ricane Cam ille’s monstrous beach In Misabslppl City, be­ EAST HARTFORD it will cease then even If they Britain, helped out at what was (30) The Munalftrs flood waters and she begged males in Newfoundland to 1,006 McAlmont said. iuw ever, that like nervous wrecks. (40) F Troop tween Gulfport and Biloxi, but start of a hearing of the Zon­ have difficulties in obtaining a reported to be the first powered take his green “ high riser” him "to go on and leave me.” males for 1,000 females In Manl- he will stay ^ a reasonable For Rio de Janeiro, home to 5:26 (40) Weatlicr (18) D ella Reese Show abandoned those plans when Ca­ ing Board of Appeals last night. new location or the license trans­ takeoff In New England. It took (31) Sunshine Islands with the leopard-spotted loba. Omarlo has 998 males for Effective Sept. 2nd amount of time for the town four million persons, is suffer­ 6:30 (20) Film "I sure didn’t have anyplace mille neared. fer. place at New Britain in 1908, (30) F Troop 8:00 (34) International M a«azln » seat for Billy’s tiger strip- 1.000 of the opposite sex and to got a replacement. He cajne ing from urban strangulation, G. L. McGinnis, owner of the (40) Truth or CJonsequences 8:30 (8-40) ’The King to go without her,” Crowley "We figured 20 feet of water with Pranaltls, then a teen-ager, (3-12) ’The Good Guys Quebec 995. to VQmon two years ago as caused by both rapid growth The board tabled a decision (18) Dennis the Menace ed “high riser” with the sobbed as he related the necir- wouldn’t get us, so my wife and private ambulance service with­ holding one o f the wingtips (8) Stump the Stars (18) M erv Griffin the, - town’s first professional concerning the appeal of Ross 9:00 (10-20-22-30) UUsIc Hall green seat. and by years o f neglect. drew his appeal to reverse an while the pilot revved up the 6:46 (24) Friendly Giant drowning when the furious I and several others got In a Urquhart of Hillsdale Dr., El­ 6:00 (3-8-10-12-40) Newa ( 3 ) B everly HHlbillles Rlaimer. He had been associa­ While the famed Copacabana order by the zoning enforce­ engine. (12) M ovie o f the Week If that happens, and it usually storm washed 20-foot waves laundry room which was 21 feet ted with the planning depart­ lington, for a restauranMlquor (20) M arriage Today over the Mississippi coast Sun­ and Ipancma beaches offer a ment officer to cease the opera­ He built and flew a biplane (22) Highlights ABC Wednesday Nigh, does, the town police depart­ high. We were all sure we had It ment In Blast Providence, R.I., permit for property on Rt. 83, (18) he&vc It to Beaver day night.' figured out," Oowley said heaven for the worshippers of tion of a rion-permltted business himself In 1911 and made (30) McHale'fl Nav> (24) N E T Festival ment win get a stolen bike re­ prior to coming to Vernon. Vernon. 9:30 (3) Green A cres Crowley and his wife fled sun and surf, and cool breezes from his home on Tunnel Rd. another one when the first one (24) Mlsterogera Neighbor­ port. "Then suddenly the water hood 10:00 (10-20-22-30) ’The Outsider from their trailer home on the started coming imdar the door, McAlmont came highly re­ waft down from the spectacular A two-way_ radio has been In Urqtdiart plans to open a crashed. (3) Hawaii B3vc-0 If dt doesn’t happen that way, 6:05 ( 40) Rawhkle • (24) O ilca go iDouble Bill beach when the hurricane and two Seabees \rivo lived near­ commended for the Vernon posi­ mountains, the skyline below is use between the home and the German-Amerlcan Restaurant In 1913, Pranaltls made a 6:30 (10-22-30) Hunlley-Brinkley nine and ten-year-olds have a (18) News moved inland but there was no by and I held the door. The next tion by the state panel who gave crowded and huge downtown business which is located in on property now owned by dare-devil ride on the wing of (30) New Horizons 10:30 (3-10-13-23-30) Hartford hundred other ways of getting (18) My Favorite Martian Knights refuga from the giant waves. the examination. He was also traffic jams have become a way ^uth Windsor. Gabrlelle and Mildred Karen. an airplane over New Britain. thing we knew we could see the it's (24) What’s New 11:00 (18) News, Weather, Sports their bikes "stolen," few of "The undertow would catch given the approval of the Board of life, the mall service is hap­ He said he would add on to the During World War I, Pran- (8) News. Frank Reynolds (18) M ovie water coming over the tops of In a letter to the board dated (3-12) Walter Cjronklte them through normal channels. you and you’d trip and fall,” of Representatives and the Plan­ hazard and the telephones work present dwelling which will be (20) Sea Hunt the windows in the buildii^. It Aug. 13, McGinnis requested a' aitls turned his attention to sub­ 6:46 (20) News - 11:15 (8-40) News, Sports, Weather ning Commission. renovated. Sometimes, of course, bikes Crowley sold. "All the time came in three minutes from only occasionally. 60-day period In which to re­ marines, and helped design a 7:00 (8-12) Truth or Consequence.^ U:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bishop (10) Alfred Hitchcock (3-13) M e rv GriflCi are stolen, or "borrowed," as trailers and cars and everything sqeplng under the door to over Citing as a reason for his leav­ And when I'l rains there’s in­ Edward Volrath, Vernon tiny sub built in Connecticut. move the radio equipment from (2^30-40) News. Sports. (lO-20-33«)) Tonight the accused would like to say. were floating by. Three or four the windows," Oowley said to­ ing the far;t that he wants to John McAlmont stant chaos a « the big city architect, presented detailed In 1919, he joined the First Weather 112) Late Movie to School! the ’Tunnel Rd. premises. Speak­ “ I only borrowed it for a times we went down and my day while taking refuge in a have more time to do things comes U> a virtual stand.stUl. SEE SATTTRDAt-?* TV UT-EK FOB COMPLETE US’MNGS ing for McGinnis, Atty. Martin plans for a restaurant which Reserve Aero Squadron of. New minute, officer, honest, I just wife would come up and say, Red Cross shelter here. on his own, McAlmont explain­ This year 80 per cent of the E. Burke said that the time would have a capacity of about York City and went to France, wanted to try it out." Bikes are ’go on and leave m e.’ ” While waves were lasMng the ed that he would like to do con­ city’s streets flooded during was needed in order to trans­ 90 persons. He explained that where he repaired damaged air­ Radio downpours, and for every rainy taken for "joy rides” and re­ sulting work. Bid for Fast fer the radio license for opera­ the original site plan had been craft. • (This listing Includes only those news broadcaata of 10 or is day 1,000 telephones went silent. turned to the approximate place, His Job in Vernon has been tion from another location. changed to Incorporate sugges­ He joined the Connecticut minute length. Some stnnmis w rrv other abort newacaata.) It took weeks to get the phones where they were found. Some­ a demanding one as he is re­ Without disclosing the new lo­ tions from a state highway en­ State Police in 1924 and in 1927 S.IO Speak Up i^oru House Voting working again, and in the mean­ WBl'B—Vlt times they are returned too quired to be at the meetings cation, McGinnis said, "We gineer providing for a decelera­ became the first state aviation i:2 0 Speak Up Hartforo time the breakdown made a 5:00 Ha.-Uord HleTUIgho .1:30 Barry Faiber late and the alarm is already "the miracle of main s/ree//'^^ of moat all of the boards. M eet­ have an idea of where we’re tion and acceleration lane at inspector when the Department 7:00 News mockery of government adviso­ 12:15 Sign O ff out that a bike has been stolen. ings occupy four or five nights Began in 1921 moving to.’’ He said’ It would the entrance. The site is located of Aeronautics was established. 8:00 Gajlighl w n o - ifM ries to phone a special rescue 12:00 Quiet Hour« 6:00 Afternoon Edition In the excitement to get Into a week. be in a commercial zone in V er­ north of Dobson Rd. He retired as chief Inspector in service In case of flood danger. WPOP—Im. » 6 :T 5 Market Repon the pool or grab a swing at Commenting that he Is will­ (Continued from Page One) non. 1959. 6:00 Danny Claytoo 6:^ Weather Worst off are the underprivi­ ’The board will take action on ii:25 Strictly Sports the playground, youngsters ing to stay on until the town An dxpan.Hlon of the ambu­ 6:00 Dick Heathertor tem.s Including one ttvit would leged who live In "favelas," the decision after members look Pranaltls Is survived by his 3:00 Bill Love 6:35 Afternoon Edltloo sometimes drop their bikes off finds, a replacement, McAlmont lance service will go along with L:00 Gary Girard 7:00 Accent 69 lake an Instant count. shantytowns that cling to Rio’s at the site and after the 'Traffic widow. Rose, three brothers and 7:16 Now in one place and look for th,em also said he would like to work the move, a/;cordlng to McGin­ v fu n —itM 7:20 scenic hills. Because of loose Authority and town planner two sisters. Funeral services David Brinkley in another when It’s time to something out concerning the But he said candidly he sus­ nis, who added, "W e have an­ 6:00 News 7:30 News of the world rocka and landslides, favela res­ examine the plans. will be held ’Thursday. 7:50 go home. Community Development Action 6:15 Speak Up Joe Garaglola \ pected the Iciwlership would j>re- idents live In constiint fear and other vehicle coming in tomor­ In other action, an appeal of 6:00 NeM 8:06 Pop Cbnoert 6:16 Speak Hartiorr 9:06 Then, of course, there’s the FAIRWA' N i^ tb ^ t Program. fer one of the slower counting row.” % danger of death. John Nohodll of 68 Legion Dr., 6:46 Low&Il Tho Thomas 9:30 Analogue kid who has walked to the pool Since his arrival In town M c­ alternatives to allow time for Crime in Rio de Janeiro Is The 60 days In which to make Blind Man KiUs Wife, 6:66 PhU Rizzuto 10:00 N igh to^ for a variance to allow addition 7:00 The World Tooign U:00 News, Weather and then panics when it’s time Almont has been Involved In members to get to the floor the move was gnmted by the also on the rise, biuik robberies of one room and garage was Took Her for Burglar 7:20 Frank Gifford U :20 Sports Final to go home and he can’t find the C-DAP. He has also been irom their off Ices. ,■ board, which mode the provi­ f:30 Speak Up Sporo 11:30 O ^ e r Side o t the Day have become periodic occur­ granted. his bike In its usual place. The . • pottins: soil • floral picks Rufus II actively involved In sub-dlvd- Jennings tentatively plans to rences, and drug addiction is sion that 'this will be the only DETROIT (AP) — PoUce re- Also granted was a variance bike Is home with yesterday’s • plant food • watering cans 1 'We Also Carry slon controls, a program for such extension of time allowed. There are 15 bikes here without owners. The bikes install the voting machines, if up. to permit construction of a 180 ported that John Boggan, 69, flat tire. k* flower pots Hush Puppies readdressing and many other members apeprovc, by next Jan­ For R io’s resident the city is Two objefdors were present who is totally blind, apparently for the Entile Family square foot tool shed to Henry Bikes that cannot Immediate- have collected in recent months in the cellar of the programs. uary. far different from what the at the meeting, Edward Gaines mistook his wife for a burglar Szczuc of 866 Hartford ’Tpke. : ly be rejoined with their right­ police department on E. Middle Tpke. (Herald pho- The town Is also losing the The Thompwm company’s travel folders say. of Hartford Tpke. said he felt early Tuesday and shot her to The board denied the appeal PENTLAND ) ful owners usually end up In Building Inspector, Francis Mc­ 1921 letter found in a Wiudilng- 60 dJiys wfus a lot of tim e In death in their home. t.p by Buceivicius) HUSH PUPPIES*, truly the of Richard ’Tutko of 11 Hany , the cellar of the police staftion Nulty, who announced his res­ ton fam ily’s file che.st this week which to make such a move Police said Boggan told them noting that the service used La. He requested a variance In ^ The Florist ^ ’ on E. M iddle Tpke. ignation last week. McNulty -emphasized the time its ma­ Nickel Coins Popular he heard strange noises which workers to handle such a regis­ le.ss tim e in moving in. In an­ sideline to allow the addition of ^ "Flowers for Every Occasion!'’ 'v There they stay gathering has also served as Zoning Offi­ chine could save the Hous4i to 6. -Priced according to size. Ex|)ert fitting, has accepted a position with on tive load from kelng Congress home. Boggan said he heard his — . Thursdays, till 8:00 P.M. J/ LAST THREE DAYS 94 nations were making or using connera>fcer DreWr Electric cause a wall of u large building CRm R»j. i9.9«...... threatened to collapse. , 31.98 Mobile troop patrols took the #4716 Storage Bench Pencil Sharpener place of the barbed wire. Omi Rej, 2tJ>0...... 19.95 36x30** HiiSe Bookcase R sj. 11.99 D^ii R»f. 14^0...... New Use for a Bang 11.50. ‘d"!^rT"‘ *’> -he MEMPHIS, Tenn. —Ordinary 36x36** v^kle Bixtkease or o ff,,. firecrackers ore being used e.x- Omt Re^ I M O ...... 13.50 perlmentally In making seismic 7.99 surveys and maps of subsurface aoUs. A small firecracker can ta.rr^2 i send a shock wave through sub­ s o « “ / MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE: Wed. thru Sat. surface soil to geophone re­ \\\^ corders 700 feet away. ;v.' V' EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY Open Late Every Night PA G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20,_1969 MANCHESTKk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 Producer Finds: P A G E S E V E N Manchester Alleged Green Beret Victim: Hospital Notes Prerevolutionaries Unsure Brother Says Chuyen No Spy T181TING HOUB8 Intermediate Care Semi- Of Their Role in Revoluution By ROBERT O. KAISER in —a fabrication intended to private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. ' NEW YORfc (AP) — "I be­ H ie Washington Post prbvoke a speedy reply, Mrs. sage’ ^cturea—they’re only 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- came a producer by accident,” Chuyen said. against the ones that don’t 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. SAIGON — 'The w ife end remarked Stanley Kramer, The cable wae never answer­ make money. I Pediatrics: Parents allowed brother of the apparent vlotim whose work has been nominated ed. Tuesday it arrived at her ’’Life, from where I sit, is a time except noon-2 p.m.; in the Green Beret murder case home in an envelope marked 97 times for an Academy Award search for truth. The danger is others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m;------" said Tuesday they doubted that but never won an Oscar. “Department of the Army,” ap­ that you find only part of the Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. the man was a spy or agent. "If After the second World War, truth when you’re looking for 4 p.m.-8 p.m. the CIA hired him as a spy,” parently belonging to the U.S. I met a man who had some the whole truth. And what Army. The telegram, as it had Intensive Care and Coronarv the idctlm’s brother said, "I arrived in Moc Hoa nearly two money.” greater lies have been built that Care: Immediate famUy only, would lose all respect for the months earlier, had been sent ’The remark Is typical o f the those built on part of the truth? ■ n ^ e , limited to five min- CIA.” to her in the Vietnamese mail wry realism of Kramer, who “I don’t feel my pictures have ntes. They could offer no proof on A\ig. 15. started hda career as a backlot reached all the truth, but at the B ^ m l t y : Fathers, H a.m.- that 'Thai Khac Chuyen was not for years, you had it easy, carpenter and who for nearly a Ume I thought they did as truly Today, the A rm y’s “ artlcie p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 a spy, only cdrcumstanttal evi­ quarter of a century has been as I could manage, WHETHER YOU'RE HIRING: 32" investigation Into the alleg­ p.m.; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and dence. And CJhuyen’s brother there was only one right way for one of the most controversial "Our world today is a better ed murder was scheduled t o U:80 p.m.-s p.m. said H was just possible that figures in an industry whose world than 25 years ago because reconvene at the Long Blnh young man to dress, U m lts: lo in maternity, Chuyen’s tempermental and first motto is, "D on’t make it’s more truthful—but it Isnt’ army base just north of Sai­ OR LOOKING FOR WORK, iz in other areas, no limit In candid exterior disguised a sec­ waves.” any easier to live in.” •rif-servlce. gon. This Investigation will de­ traditional . . . Kramer, however, has been ______, ___ ret life of intrigue. If he was termine whether Ool. Robert roiling the waters since 1946, ^ „ , WANT ADS GET RESULTS a spy, "only God and he wUl Rheault, former commander of when he made "H om e of the CiaiTip I\GCC1VC8 administration reminds ever know it,” his brother — the Green Berets in Vietnam today, individuality is the hey word vlritors that with construction Brave,” Hollywood’s first Im- „ , Thai Khac Chuong — told Vu and seven other officers will go m der way, parking space is portant film about anti-Negro M a n y U o n a tlO n S BROAD ST^ Thuy Hoang of The Washington on trial for Chuyen's murder. everyone’s doing his own thing . . . prejudice. Visitors are asked to Post. hoar with the liospital whUe the Although his latest film, '"The Manchester Camp Kennedy so what do you do? MANCHESTER parking proklem exists. Chuong and the victim ’s wife, Secret of Santa Vittorla,” is a director Harry F. Smith today Phan Kim Uen, revealed Mon­ HRC Post Quit comedy drama, the producer reported on the many donations s Opsb U Id V! day that Chuyen — whom they just move in the new has preferred to make pictures received by the camp last week Patlenta Today: 246 knew as an Interpreter for the dealing with the social and indi­ —the sixth and final week of its s Free Parttag! By Mrs. Steere generation-direetion . . . ADMITTED YESTERDAY: American Green Berets — had vidual problems of mankind in a 1969 operation, s “Charge It” wMh Mrs. Charlotte M. Beebe, 6 disappeared June 13. The Pen­ Mrs. Eleanor N. Steere, a-Re­ world racked by fear, greed. Cash donations to the Camp tagon has confirmed that Thai GS either your C A S t. Tankeroosan R4., Vernon; Re- with wide lapels, skyhigh vents publican, has resigned from -the 2 selfishness and injustice. Kennedy Patch Fund were: J30 SRLF-SERVICE DEPT STORES or GA.T. Charge . becca Brewer, lOO Scott D r.; Khac Chuyen was the name of Among them have been ‘ "The from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Card. the victim and tho Arm y has Manchester Human Relations Mrs. Betty T. Oobleigh, Elm and shape. Defiant Ones,” "High Noon,” Cavanaugh Jr. of Dean Dr., aald that the alleged murxier Hill Rd., Vemon; Alfred (3oda, Commission (H R C ) because, as "Inherit the Wind,” "Death of a Bolton; $25 from Mrs. "Anony- occiured June 20. 41 Pioneer CJlrcle; Mrs. Edna of Sept. 1, she and her fam ily fluid, contoured shape! Salesman," "The Caine Mutl- nrious” of W. Center St.; $5 from Ghuyen’s brother described J. Curtis. 630 Charter Oak St.; will be living in Coventry. The ny," “ On the Beach,” and him 'ITresday as a person who Mrs. William Calderwood of 87 Sew and Save for School at King's Mrs. Irene Dingley, 10 W. Mid­ town charter requires membere and become an individual . . . "Guess Who’s Coming to Din­ angered easily, who always Vernon St.; and $2 from dle Tpke.; Barbara L. Fluck- of town agencies to be Manches­ ner." , "Anonymous.” spoke his miixl and who could Iger, Ellington; Harold T. Good­ ter residents. Kramer is unruffled by the Other donations were a large hide nothing. The entire family fact he has no Oscars to adorn ing, 108 Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. Her three-year term was to chocolate cake and mint favors was staunchly anti-Communist, his mantle. Susanna Howard, 963 Main St.; expire November 1971. from Mrs. Ray Flke of 116 Chuong said. They fled their “ They’re a real help at the Frances K. Klinkevich, 105 N. In her letter of resignation to 3 Waddell Rd.; popsicles from native North Vietnam In 1954 Elm St.; Jeidlyn Kosciw, 48 HRC chairman Dr. David War­ box office," he acknowledged. The 1970 Thunderbird, photographed on a public highway. The new Thunder- on the last boat to carry re­ two Manchester retired teach­ Brook St., Wapping; Heiuy E. ren, Mrs. Steere states, "It was I’But I can’t visualise myself bird hii.s a longer hood and generally a .sleeker appearance. The image here ap- fugees from Cfommunlsm to the ers; cupcakes and soda from a pleasure to serve with you weeping over whether I over pear.s compre.s.sed becau.se of the telephoto lens u.sed by the photographer. Leonard, East Hartford; Santo south, (Jhuong said. won or lost anything.” Mr. and Mrs. "Anonymous” of J. Leone, 21 West St.; Charles and the committee, and I trust W. Center ,Ht.; ice cream from The victim’s wife revealed But at 56, white-haired but P. McGlnnlss Jr., 31 Tunnel our paths -will cross In the Mrs. .lames Taslllo of 42 Edi­ m il several new details about her future.” trimly built as a boxer, Kramer ISew Thunderhird, Bid for Mid-Price Field Rd., Vemon. son Rd.; and the loan of um- husband’s interrogation and Is annoyed at the implication of DETROIT (AP) — The styling Also, Leo Mitterholzer Sr., Ce­ Mrs. Steere is Involved In 1. . , plres' shirts and caps from Al- tiac Grand Prlx which tripled in graphed before the driver sped disappearance in an interrview some critics that he is beginning t ... u, . sales after It was redesigned for dar Swamp Rd.» Coventry; John work -with the mentally retard­ ... ______JTo ‘’ort (Yosh) VIncek, for use in of tlie still “ secret” 1970 Thun­ off a service exit. at her parents’ modest house to pull his punches and has gone P. Moran, 57 Wellington Rd. ; ed, and in her letter she offered a softball game against a derbird Indicates Ford Motor 1969 and Joined the "personal The license plate on the car ^ Go Vap, outside Saigon. soft. Frederick J. Reid, White Rd., her' services "in discussing the Green Playground team. luxury” field along with Thun­ was registered to a division of Dressed in polkadot Vletnaimese - "Sure, my attitudes have Co. Is not letting up on its cam­ Crystal Lake; Elmer F. Snyder, place and needs of the mental derbird, Buick Riviera and Ford Motor Co., said the secre­ pajamas, looking pale and ex­ changed a lot,” he said. “ 'They paign to grab a bigger share of Thompsonvllle; Mrs. Mary S. retardate In the community." Oldsmobile Toronado. tary of state’s office in Lansing. hausted, Mrs. Chuyen said she damn well better change, be­ Packing IfiiitH the middle-price car field field Taft, Riverside Dr.; Charles H. Two of the new Thunderblrds Formal introduction of the had been ■visited just four days cause the world has changed a f a b r i Telchert, 76 Olcott St.; Robert CHICAGO (AP) Packing now dominated by General Mo­ were spotted this week on Inter­ Ford line to newsmen is sched­ ago—on Friday, Aug. 15—by two lot In the liuit 25 years. for a vacation trip, says the Chi­ tors. T. Volk, Elvergreen Rd., Ver­ state 96 near the Wlxom, Mich., uled for the first week in Sep­ Americans dressed in dvlldan iVeed Drug Search Funds " I feel more insecure about cago Motor Club, Is a sciehce The 1970 Thunderbird bears a plant where the cars are built. non. tember at Montauk, Lbhg Is­ clothes. CORVALUS, Ore. (AP) — .some things 1 felt secure about emphasizing the n.xxis for over­ strong resemblance to the Pon­ 44" to 45" Assorted BIRTHS YESTERDAY : A One of the cars was photo­ land, N,Y. The Ameiicana began by then, and I’m more secure night stops, travel wear and dai.:ghter to Mr. and Mrs. A l­ Scientlata said Tuesday more asking if she would like to hear money is needed to find the about a few things I was inse­ personal necrteoats fr»»ni $4fl. "They were never controvor- son, 446 W. Middle Tpke. you and my two sons.” The STORE slal in' terms of what I thought,’ note, which Mrs. Chuyen show­ "Everything after a time gets wJien that hra has ed to a reporter Tuesday was IN T H S Slum s AM ) 1 IKS SHOW \KW I1ZZ.AZZ outdated. But you must keep DRESS FABRICS signed, "Many kisses.” ^» , by AHfbDW AT>n/'\tR> nml ts'ivsas.*WEMHIJlY asking yourself what you really Winds Delay When he did not come back \ believe.” |Shai>e, pattern, deejier eolors. Tlie nenest spread is the longer professional fit! for several days, Mrs. Chuyen MANCHESTER Kramer taken no credit for Lifting Sub said, she went to Camp Good­ J \'p*»int,and ineliides a t%mbulton eoff. I reneh ruffs are also very big courage In luivlng gone ogoiinst PARKADE WOODS HOLE, Mass. (AP) — man herself to ask about her ' for evening %i-ar als«» in the ib-i'iMT rolorw. T'ies are wiile and eolor- the Hollywood tide In his pio­ Rough seas and strong winds husband’s whereabouts. On that neering production of controver­ yd BOMB OF ram y ful and distinctively different. Shirts fH»m 0 «. Ties from $2..W, and subsequent ■visits to the sial CUnu>, have forced suspension of ef­ camp she could get no informa­ "They wcoo never controver­ forts to raise the deep-diving 88/60"'100% wools and wool blends In coot tion, she said. sial in terms of what I thought,” and dress weights. Solids, plaids and fancy sudnsBrlne Alvin, which sank So on June 19, she said Tues­ KI.AKKS he said. "Anyway, tho distribu­ patterns.Alia bonded knits in popular solid aocldentally last winter in 5,100 JRIDE tors luul exhltltors aren’t colors. feet of water some 90 miles day, Mrs. Chuyen sent a tele­ NOTIONS gram to her husband address­ against controversial or ’men-.. ^ southeEUst o^, Nantucket. SMOf with a ' F«»f^o^the- 0, The Woods Hole Oceemograph- ed to Moc Hoa Special F o r c e ^ lootT) seam Ic Institute, 'Which operates Al­ Camp; his last known base ju ir AND _ We've kept it PRINTED hfnefing, bias vin for the U.6. Navy, called off below the Cambodian border I LAIK fte-foe. *>wk and 62 operations Tuesday when the west of Saigon. The cable said SIMPLEX SHOE i a h a m COtfh . . Chuyen's father was critically cotert'Spobt... saWoge fleet was unable to re­ Styleil in the new eooiitry l«M>k in charge batteries in the deep-dlv------1______under our cap... COTTON FLANNEIS Ing Ahunlqaut, being used to af­ plaids, snilids, rberks, should lie Miudt'nfomr.s Lycni Spandex 100% cotton in juvenile fix rescue gear to Alvin. touehril o ff wide, A wide Hiirea- but now this .stretihe.s everywhere .vou need ^ 21 A spokesman said the 5 to 7 ond mini-floral prints. neer lielt and buekleil bouts. A it . . . leLs you breath freely No Sog 2ip. foot waves were breaking over 2 without constriction. Lace-over­ to Modorno the deck of Ahimlnaut, prevent- . B out of 10 homes knowing l«Mik that's great for cotton cups give firm control. f^fton*, eoto- the crews from keeping the playing the eampiis game. Kr«>m 2 38 fo *h ,Q t, colors.. *4tl9etfon hatnb open for the recharging • 8 . PLAYBOY. Coed operation. hove a cold, room 100°^ Spun Rayon However, the rescue vessel Mlvar dropped a lift cable with IS YOURS ONE OP THE 8???? ‘ PLATB//T. »aLtlr*.aa4 aniE;iJ^fs4 tW.i^ a heavy toggle to within a hun­ mro rofiotoro4 aarvl'etMtaa •/, EXCITEMENT NEW FALL PLAIDS dred yards of Alvin on Monday, or%4 a*a4 wl t ^ paralaat;^ f , KKH • DfMsmoker and later in a deep dive, Ahimi- 11 I f»g is ‘n of (ilazi€*r's says: Machine washable spun naut moved the toggle to a p o r­ Worm up timt royon plaids for bock-to- "»ekef 2 styles tion beride AlTln. YOURS schoolcnc outfits. Wonted 350 c h o o so The toggle is to be dropped bord-to-beot roDin l o u r hra nhould pamp*T y o u r huattine colorings. 44 45 ' wide. Eoch . . . vertlcaUy into Alvin, and when I it swings to s horlsontal position SOX and your comfort . . . and with profeaniontd IN. •hifcjsr' ‘.um:. will serve as an anchor for the wMi tba NGw fit, it will, ff alk intit our fitting-roitm and lifting cable. ICC II make »ure you fio hack to uchtutl or hack The Salvage fleet left the lin­ & m iL CHASIR SHOKS: KIK;(;KI ) IM )IVI| )UAUT V to fall fashions Imiking ym ir hest with the ing cables buoyed and headed This fall the elassie campus brogues ami loafers will mark a dull elod. The back to Woods Hole Tuesday, •Y IRON FIREMAN comfort and figure-shaping magic that only SPORTSWEAR and viay to look is: Fashion from the grxiund up. It’ s the blunt toe, plus the shoe DRESS and towing Alumlnaut. In addition to THIS REVOLl/tlONARY NEW DE­ comes with professional fit. battery charging, repairs are Chock Hmo VELOPMENT IN y^D-ON HEAT­ look in boots. And the hoot h>ok in shoes. Buckles and more buckles lead the DRESS FABRICS scheduled on a manipulator ING will keep your fold or eWDy room way this fall. Shoes from 61 a . SUIT FABRICS ann. aJvmlagos: wann and cozy, with filtered, drculai- i^wine It now Is expected the fleet' V OriaWM WNra4 wtnt kr. ing. tbermoMtiesUy comroUed beat. vdnogaftoil \ will return to the scene next Opentiag cost up to 75^^ leu than vV yd 128 week to attempt the lift other add-on healen. Heau cold bath­ 68 Ahdn wms being prepared for room, eocloted porch, gaic room, or rd any apace that nccdi extra heal. A ^>ectal group ot dr«eRi w a> to 3 Thuzwtlsy '< *».- lo v 00 among kifaatar pota ' off tba 319 Brood Stroot • MonclMstar. COml iT iv fs U .wah Msrt*r •'h.trgc tUnlord .NatUrtsl tTxsrgr or r ^ n A fUgsi Itmkrgr l« U y PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2Q, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1969 PAGE NINE ward G. Partin—agreed to have Wilson ordered government at­ Think Youne boiled egg. We're all huffed, Leader yells.” Left leg up-’ and next to weight-gainer at dinner, Applying Combat Tactic, Sweet Taste Court Learns his car bugged. The bugging al­ torneys to provide him _with the tensions and trials, defied char- gence. And we lost them- NEWARK, N.J. (AP) _ ‘Maggie’ Finds ‘Fat Farm’ puffed, hotflsdied, spavined and left leg Isn’t even there! while she slurps her chocolate lowed the government to over­ original tape smd transcript of ley horses and hunger pangs. through ’’me-power.” Of U.S. Funds tecUve David Toma flmt tried! bushed-but we’re still together, First aid from kitchen—two ice cream sundae and don’t COSMETICS FBI Keeps File hear a conversation between the recorded conversation. team! scrambled eggs. Most of all, we’ve gained Berserk Man Kills Two to disguise himself with old Isn t Quite a ‘Funny Farm’ even think first-degree murder; Bioluminesce-nce appears In Cut in Saigon Partin and Ewing King of Nash­ The Justice ^partment con­ clothes and a beard but was re­ Besides, it’s only three more Everybody go to the* beach! look In mirroi; at night, really empathy, not only with each WE OARItY ALL PARKERSBURG, W ,V a. On Wiretaps ville, one of HoCfa’s codefen­ days to freedom (and a mar­ fireflies that scatter Ilrii^ THE TOP umes thing” he wounded Lawrence tends the conversation was not cognized. So he discarded the By MAGGIE SAVOY Walk two miles, singing and for the first time In years, and other but—in a great siuge of came within four mches of the tini). And anyone who can al­ .'parks about garden.**, and (APJ —A former Marine ap­ Palmer, an employe of Ameri­ SAIGON (AP)i — There’s a dants, Neal said. used in prosecuting .Hoffa "be­ beard, changed haU and gath- ’The Lob Angeles Times yodellng with beloved dictator. celebrate. confidence—with ourselves. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) floor. most touch the floor, knees bstHerj* that rhtne on decaying ARTHUR DRUB plied combat tactics early today can Courier Co. who was ‘mak­ moon-cake crisis this year. ‘•’To my mind. It wasn’t eaves­ cause It didn’t contain any­ ered up news^pers to pose as a Friday: Venture into boutique Saturday: Hair done, toe.s, We got those pounds and flab — The Justice Department has Wednesday: Maggie’s Law: If straight, can. make that. m-eat It exists in fungi', ing a delivery. Usually Vletname.se eat the dropping,” Neal testified. "I thing.” newspaper boy. Then, a police ANGELES—Help! I’m a —trying all the size 16s. Every­ nails, smoothskinned, tanned, through neglect and self-indul­ in a “ berserk” shooting spree disclosed that it keeps a record prisoner In a fat farm. an exercise doesn’ t hurt, you’re Thursday: Nadir day. Gained sponges, snails, and millipede.*. Another two blocks away, the round delicacies at this season didn’t bring it to the attention of Hoffa Is currently serving an spokesman eadd, he arrested a thing hangs loose! Groovy! all, we week-ago strangers say that left two persons dead and known as the “ June file” on Sentenced to seven days at not doing it right. one pound! How could I? police chief said, Grimm shot a the way that We.stemers gobble the court then, and I wouldn’t eight-year sentence. The other barber on charge of bookmak­ Hike past apricot tree, don’t goodby as lifelong friends. another three seriously injured wiretap and electronic eaves­ nMxl labor by a cruel judge Skipped one-half of my hard- DaVlncl finally doea me In. passing motorist who was re­ fruitcake at Christmas. turn it over to the cotmt now.” three have completed lesser ing and possession of lottery even look; hear a bird sing; sit We’ve lost pounds and inches. along city streets, police said. drop evidence at FBI headquar­ w to found me guilty of being ported in fair condition In a city Hundreds of thou-sands were ters in Washington. Nevertheless, Judge Frank W. terms. tickets. David L. Grimm, 2B, Parkers­ hospital. • Too Much Maggie,” I have baked for sale from mid-August Pollen Count based on The disclosure came Tuesday burg, was arraigned on a Eight blocks from there, the until late September, when a a ?A hour somplmrj mnrendered my car keys at the charge of murder after police at a U.S. District Court hearing frwit desk and vowed to serve gunman “accosted” a newspa­ festival coincides with the half­ in which Teamster Union Presi­ my time. from five agencies, armed with per delivery boy but did not in­ way point in the lunar year. rifles and tear gas, dragged him dent James Hoffa and three Good thing i did: Like jure him as he fired into the But thla year a government codefendants are attempting to face it . froip his home. Police Chief decree forbids their "produc­ U.S. Business Ulysses who tied himself to the ground and into the air. Smith have their Jury tampering con­ Gale Smith said. said. tion, transport, detention and mast, I couldn’t have done It Eyes Peru Talks victions overturned. any other way. The shooting spree began Grimm then walked to his sale.” about 3:30 a.m. at Ada’s Club, a This reflects Intricate eco­ Attorneys for Hoffa say they Right now I’m so sore I can’t you’re either a home. Smith said, where his By GEORGE GEDDA downtown nightspot. nomic and financial adjust­ hope to use government records touch myself with a powderpuff, brother, after alerting police, Associated Press Writer Police said the gunman ap­ went in with two officers. After ments being made by the gov­ to show that eavesdropping in so weak I can hardly hit this parently left the club, tossed a talking for about 30 minutes, po­ ernment, in part as a result of WASHINGTON (AP) — 1964 violated H o ^ ’s Fourth typewriter, so hungry I’d stag­ VILLAGER girl gas device—possibly a grenade lice dragged him out. R anging American aid policies. American businessmen, wary of Amendment rights and contrib­ D&Li ger a mile through the woods uted to Ws conviction. to raid an apricot tree If it —Into the building and picked He was charged in the death For years the United Stales putting money in Peru after the f iv e STORES OF FASH»OH off its occupants with a rifle as of Plant. has been helping the South Viet­ government took over an oil The hearing ccmtlnuea today. wouldn't trip the burglar alarm or you envy I open the screen. they fled. Two persons were The man wounded in front of nam Import flow by providing compainy there, can be expected Disclosure of the flie’s exist­ killed and another was wounded the tavern was listed in critical dollars 'to buy goods abroad. As to keep a close watch on talks ence came Tuesday as Harvey I m in good, if groaning, com­ on the street outside the club. condition and taken to a ^ ’olum- the dollar supply Increased, aid In Lima next week. Sllets, lawyer for one of Hoffa’s pany. There are 20 of us, in as- the girl who is! Those killed were identified as bus, Ohio, hospital. He was not officials noted that it was being U.S. officials report American codefendants, crossexamlned • sorted sizes and shapes (four ..^make the team this school year Charles Hardman, the owner of identified Immediately. u.scd more and more for such Investments In Peru have Charles Bolz, FBI diief of ac­ here to gain weight!) pum- counting and records. the club, and William Plant, In Smith, who said details were luxury goods as sports cars, plunged since the uncompensat­ meled and pampered In million­ with D&I/s line-up of great his 20s, who may have worked meager, said that “ in a sense it French wines and Japanese mo­ ed expropriation of International “Is there a special file tor aire luxury on 880 calories a at the club. eavesdropping recontto?” BUets day. was a berserk escapade or he torbikes. Recently the United Petroleum Go. last October. asked. Smith said Grimm then wouldn't have shot two Innocent Slate struck from Its Import The State Department said ' We’re all very good girls. If go-togethiws hy Cinderella “Yes,” answered Bob. walked one block to the rear of victims.” aid list such items as sugar, Tuesday John N. Irwin n, a we’re bad (and the scales will gasfJIne and cement. The South “What Is It caUed?” the law­ rat on us), we get a gold-en­ the Parkersburg National Bank Grimm was held In the Wood Wall Street lawyer, is due in 2 Vietnamese government was yer continued. graved placecand at next mess where "out of fright or some­ County jail. Lima on Monday -to lead the told it had to finance these "The June file,” Bolz replied. hall, with the message “ one- U.S. delegation In the third in a Items Itself and slow down on In other testtmony Tuesday, half” on It. series o(i talks with Peruvian of­ luxuries. former U-8. Atty. James Neal of ficials over the expropriation of Lunch today was one-eighth During the readjustment peri­ NaMnvUle, who aided In the pro- Public Refuses to Believe IPC,. a subsidiary of Standard head lettuce, haU-hunk tuna, od, the .sugar pipeline got seouUon of Hoffa, said he a d Oil of New Jersey. two halves boiled egg, one ta- clogged. Although there is no not believe the bugging of the blespooon Rlcotta cheese, all Inflation Will Slow Down real shortage of sugar, offIciaJs - Peru, Investing considerable car of a star witness against the without salt. That was the first political capital in its headline By JOHN CUNNIFF businessmen continue to make .say, word of delivery delays Teamster boss should be classi­ course. Also the only course. approach, accuses IPC of “Ille­ AP Business Analyst expansion plonn, figuring that touched off a run on retail sup­ fied as eavesdropping. Half of that ts not to be Imag­ NEW YORK (AP) _ Econo- they must be prepared for ever plies. gal enrichment”—a violation of Neal said the witness—Baton ined. Suar had virtually disap­ Its constitutional provision that mJsta of the Nixon admlndstra- bigger markets and rationaliz­ Rouge Teamster official BJd- Our days begin at 6:47 a.m. peared from Saigon markets by only the state^may hold title to and are all the same (with tion are using their own brand ing tholr moven by saying that they must spend now because Monday, although It was avail­ sub-eoll rights. Peru says IPC notable exceptions.) of jawbone tactics in trying to prices will be higher tomorrow. able under the txiunter for about owes 1690.8 million in profits Phone rings in our plnk-a^d- destroy with words and fore­ Similarly, instead of putting 3J cents a pound. accrued over 44 years. pretty luxury room, a voice casts an Inflationary psychology money away for a rainy day- One editor wrote: “ At a time Peru’s President Juan Velsa- yodels, "up, up, up!” and we that remains entrenched. even for the possible loss of a when Americans have walked co ordered the takeover know­ report for duty—a two-mlle on the moon, we can’t even walk through the woods The jawbone is most readily job-conaum ers continue to ing the U.S. could strike a stiff spend heavily, confident of their have our moon cakes.” blow to Peru’s economy If com­ The day Is chopped up into identified with President 'L.yn- 40-mlnute joy-spans, like "wake don B. Jcrfinson, who used it future earning power. pensation Is not provided. A cut­ With this situation facing it, off of U.S. foreign aid Is re­ up exercises” (copied from the against price increases he felt Marine Corps Manual), spot re­ were unwarranted. The beauty and without atallstlcal evidence Okinawa Hit quired and purchases of Peru­ to prove that Is poltlcles ore vian sugar could be suspended. ducing (your choice of half a of the tactic was that the threat dozen torture machines), gym of action, rather than action it­ working, the administration is By Storm’s Edge The U.S. has avoided Impos­ (games played with eight-pound self, got the job done. forced to rely on words—to cre­ ing the sanctions. Peru has re­ dumb-bells), water exercises Now, a bit agitated by the ate an atmosphere of uncertain­ NAHA, Okinawa (A P )'— The jected an IPC appeal of the case (water-cooled’ Davlncls), yoga persistence of inflation despite a ty- eOaiad* unanimous. SUpfX^HOE beautiful words in the English perhaps, with words. larger in 1070 than In 1060. Chargcil with Murder hurry up language. "One more time!” The fact Is that the anU-infla- 0. fiipital expenditures will In- creono in 1070 over 1060 by BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Hen­ Do it once more and you can bondad Acrilan Uon pollcy- a slowdown in the ry Renzi, 20, of New Fairfield hit the mat. rise in government spending, about 6 per cant. has been charged with murder On evening walk, spot the restricting the money supply About all Uie administration In a Superior Court bench war­ apricot tree. Owner, Crabby and raising taxes—has not yet can do to defend its position is rant In connection with the slay­ Dame, stands beside it with a Tho word is team-work punctured the inflation balloon. to make predictions, to use ing of a Danbury service station hose aimed hatefully at us. McCracken conceded ns words, lual tile words aren’t al­ Autumn . . . for back-to-iichool clothea operator during a robbery. Tuesday: Eupihoria 'sets in. much. The effects of basic eco­ ways listened to. . . . and Uteae team­ Renzi had already been ar­ Scale one pound down (half-por nomic policy do not show up in mate* will still be mak­ raigned on a murder charge in tion threat stayed). the economy, ho said, for six to ing new and winning Motorist Enjoys Circuit Court in Danbury. The On Davlncl mv fingertlpi 12 months, and he Indicated Personal Piute action, which was taken Tucs- cumbinatioivB long after that in the present stuatlon the a. Wool plaid culotte skirt with button c.. Navy and red checked wool slacks with HIGH POINT, N.C. (AP) — dny^ was apparently intended to everyone else is wearing latter part of the range would Everyone knows the ixir of Dr. transfer the case to Superior front, flip pleats. Navy/red. 6 to 14. A 2 S . the same old thing I be reached. STORES OF PASHIOM flare leg, biick zipper. 8 to 16. A 2 3 . Cable Tom Haggai, Baptist minister Court here. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN iSlanrl^pEtpr the heart transplant patient who died last Sunday at the age of 60. some West Indian lawyers to when the British set up a gov^ In the past had been migration. not enough to meet the Carib- €npnttt3 i|praU) The South African dentist, when he Caribbean Council of Wise Men charge that the Webster consU- ernment in aaaoclatlon with Some 2,000 Anguillans are work­ bean-widb problem of defense Inside died Sunday^ had. Included In his 60 tubton was a mockery. Britain, Robert Bradshaw of St. ing In automobile factories near and law enforcement, a probtem ' PUBLISHED BY THE Webster disagrees. He says Kitts has been neglectful. He Wembledon, In'England. Some created when the British began HERALD PRINTINO CO., INC. years, a period of 19 months and IB Ms document Is still alive, until has cornered the British aid tor 2,0(X> more are in New ork and to pull out. This is not enough to Report I 18 Bisaell Street days during which he lived by the use, Will Chart Anguilla’s Future the wire men ^leak. ^ the three Islands, most tor St. New Jersey with another 2,000 wipe out the cruelty of a life I ! Mancheater. Conn. His poHUcal opponents on the (Continued from Page IS) , f mOUAS P. raROUSON within himself, of the heart of another Bdibor's Note: This article' the Istaiuters are wnriHn for Nevis, and al­ in thi Virgin Islands and else­ that must be -lived with-pockets / / WALTER R. FERGUSON ' i question; Who wrote the Im- island answer that the Webster most nohe tor Anguilla. This where in the Caribbean. often empty. will elect a successor wkh alm- Publlsheni , ' human being. )hir views—possibly Hodding ______Founded October 1. 1881 vimiantes ruled the beaches un­ tall-of-the-kite existence for An­ The 6,000, moot of the A sign over an AngulUan un­ caster who is in Anguilla. gwwnment That British coUo- promulgated by Webster last der the Webster constitution. guillans is Intolerable. Deputy breadwinnera, send back money Carter III of Mississippi, an cd- ^bllAed E v ^ Evening Except Sundays If, when the time came for that dertaker's establishment adver­ lay of OHver. •nd ^tdays. Entered at the Post Office at means working January? Island gossip says an ^ couM not be a system of British Commissioner Simon He- to, releUves In Anguilla. tises funerals. The last Hne Manchester, Conn., as Second Oass Mali pioneer and Imperfect experiment to By MORGAN BEATTY American invester wrote It, a American law, and It was far man says that Anguill^ps to a AnguiUa atill scMs a half a It was to forestall such a de­ Matter. reads: “U you want to buy a velopment that Harris proposed wear itself out, the patient himself was Written for Hie Associated process mao named Jack Holcomb of from British constHuttanal law. man would Mill demand inde­ mlUion pounds of lobster to the coffin, bring cash." SUBSCRIPTION RATES Press Of cha^e from the day In 1967 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Neither Arch-critic AUln Harrtgan, ed- pendence from St. KMis. outside world each year. K to- to the exvcuUve committee _ Payable In Advance "at peace with the world,” that is at You can’t even die on credit meeting the emasculation of die One Year ...... 830.00 ANGUILLA (AP)—Remember ^ islanders decided they Webster nor Holcomb U saying, Hot of the Anguilla Bexcon, says As a matter of fact, the neg­ sues postage stamps Rial sell Six Months ...... 18 80 least a contribution toward answering the Webster constitution is lect of AnguRla became in­ well among collectors. The new In Anguilla.' YDs and establishment of his Three Months ...... 7.8o own youth organization—a coup One Month ...... 2.60 the question of whether it was all worth dead. And Webster himself talks tolerable as early as 1826. In AnguUla has found another prof­ ibbean whose leader caught the kite. They drove away man to private Investors and as If he is using It merely as a that year, Anguillans sent their to be cohsummaled at the full MEMBER OF while. itable sideline. seUtrtg the na­ Tax Take Doubles Nat'onnl Oommlttee meeting THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ear of the world with his cry tor poiice. restrict the Anguilla govem- banraining point first petition to Elngland for re­ tional flag created b>- Ronald The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled It indicates that this borrowed, extra independence? allowed Britain a year ment to pubUc utlHUes. And the The______trouble____ with___ the world’s_____ lief from abject poverty. T ^ee Ing Sepl 17-19, The fact that to the use of republlcatlon of all news dls- WebMer. The three blue dol­ NEW YORK — In the 1969- Hnrrtn had Kia executive assist­ patchM credited to It or not otherwise credlt- time did indeed seem like life for the Eight mmths ago headlines ^ their pleas. And then. In chief justice under the Webster sudden brief view of Anguilla similar appeals have been ig­ phins, chasing each other head 69 period, collections of federal tWs paper and also the local news pub­ paid heed to the mouse that Webster’s words, they constitution would not have had Ues In a series of gaps In histort- ant, Vic French, snip this from lished here. Individual Involved, and that he some­ nored through the years, until to tall, on a field of white, fetch individual Income taxes more roared like a bon. Mother Britain an ultima- to have a degree In law from cal perspective. Ronald Webster cried out, "In­ the offliiial minutes reveals that .Wl tights of republlcatlon of special dis­ how managed to take the philosophical 82 each among flag collectors. than doubled, from 841 billion to he vfsnts to tread softly for patches herein are also reserved. Enraptured, outsiders vmuld declare their any recognized undveralty. First fact of importance Is dependence total Independence, And the British help along by 891 billion, according to Tax rather than the anguished view over his watched as Ronald Webster de- ‘ot^ independmce, and they did That led the British govern- that AnguUla has always been now." now-. He ts. In sum. a more The HertUd Printing Company Inc., as­ flying the blue dnlphiio) on Gov- Foundation, Inc. Total federal formidable,political maneuverer sumes im linanclal responsibility for typo- Glared a constitution tor hla tiny •» chaige that Anguilla ruled from St. Kitts, and British The British government now enunent Hcajse. g r s ^ l^ eiT ora appearing In advertisements realization that the experiment still had tax collections also more than tha.1 Ms somewhat cxintempt- island, and threatened to shoot , ^ brief with- was In danger of being ruled by commissioners of the past had understands Anguilla’s anguish. \ But this la not enough to lift !^iu{;i®HS?Wd."* “ “ ‘tester to come to an end, leaving death the doubled, from 881 billion to 8179 uous senior tollengues in |he anyone wdio denied him. Much Bribiah adminlstra- Maflartyps corruption. It led been neglectful. Since 1967 The only hope for the islanders AnguUla out of poverty. Thta Is billion. residual certainty. of the world applauded. But that ^ visiting Britlah foreign Senate cloakroom ixan Inaeglne Tlmcs-Washlng- was last January. service officer, WilUam Whit- ■" ------ton Post News Service. By this testimony, by this example, 0' N. E. A. Service, Inc. Then the world forgot, or el- J^bllahers Repreflentailves —- The Jullua Uatiipwe Special Aacncy — New York Chi­ It seems that the human Individual does most forgot, the tiny island, its accepted an Anguillan cago, Detroit and &aton. * and will want to have his life artificially 6,(X)0 people and its 36 square ^ island. The BriUsh iMles of scrubbrush and pover- MaHa-hkc corruption would ti' ^ mber audit bureau of circula- extended, that he will consider extra ty. come, and so they sent para­ time gained time he can enjoy and spend I have Just revisited Anguilla, troopers on March 19. They 955 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ■ TEL. S43-5171 • OPEN 9 A M. ,TO B:M Wedne.sday, August 20 I have talked with the self- landed without a short being P,M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN THURS. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MtTSIC STORES: well. This patient never said at any fired. 17 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-5171 - 241 ASYLUM ST„ HARTFORD - TSl.. styled president, Ronald Web­ 522-7201 • WATKINS-WBJST FUNERAL SEIRVICE • 142 EAST CENTER ST, ■ TEL. 649-n96 time that he might have had more peace ster, and______the__ Biitjsh____ offlaials__ Webster Is still chairman of The Orphaned Noble Experiment If nature had taken Its own course with who were sent to the Island, and *** him. He never seemed to have any In­ who took it over with paratioop- the British landed, but he One of Japan's professional militarists era In March. They are the peo- works under British adminlstra. stinct to back out of the bargain he had caught himself saying the other day that pie who replaced the Webster accerpts this .temporary mode with Dr. CSirlstlan Barnard’s vigilantes, the Anguillans who “ ’rangement unGl the (3arib- "attack Is the best defense," and Im­ science. patrolled the beaches against In- “can wise men make recom- mediately asked that he not be quoted Cadera. mendaldons. On the basis of his experience, then, or identified with such a statement. A .A,, .A_A. A. A the People of AnguUla the ultimate goal of the heart trans­ l ^ l l a reveled is a v o j^ e ,»ver wanted Independence It was something he, as a general, of dtocoveix the discovepr of a from Britain, only independence plant science will not be abandoned. It new Anguilla, whose leader has from the arbitrary growing of believed, but not something he was quite will continue striving toward the abandoned his cry of total Inde- st. Kitts-Nevls-ArguUla. Ife de­ OF AAANCHESTER ready, yet, to say and defend openly. achievement of a heart which need pendence and says he would scribes Britain AnguiUa’a The reason is that Japan Is still pre­ now accept a "constitution un­ mother. He still insists that An­ never fall and need never Itself trigger der the BriUsh Commonwealth tending to live In some surface legal guilla was invaded by the para­ death. Just as our apace science, having as gxxid or better than my own.” troopers, an act that heaped What has happened to make conformity with the provisions of Us now stood for a few moments on the coals of critical Ore on the the big change? heads of the British government own constitution, which forbid It to main­ moon, will continue striving toward our Much has haj^ien^. . tain military forces of any kind other tor "gunboat diplomacy.’’ capacity for Infinite, no-limit Journeys The British government has Nobody wanted to look at the than “self defense" forces. PhotoKrapbed By Sylvlaii OOara persuaded the independent and into space. SOUVENIR OF WINTER associated states of the Carib­ facts. Nobody wanted to re­ Under this Constitution, Japan's mili­ Some of us may question whether it bean to act in concert. They are member that tour independent tary forces must be called "Self-Defense Caribbean states asked Britain Solid Maple Is really worth while getting to the the same governments whose in February to restore BriUsh leaders asked the British to take Forces" and Japan's tanks must be call­ moon, or really worth while going and West Indian oonsUtutlonal ed "special vehicles," and Us Maritime Herald over. law, and to do what was neces­ through the anguish of trying to arrange They have all agreed that a Self-Defense Force can contain destroy­ sary to accomplish tWs. Nobody American Manor it so that hearts never stop beating. Inside Report Yesterdays Caribbean commissian of wise wanted to note that a small men. Independent of govenv er escorts but no cruisers or aircraft By the testimony of those who have by Open Forum force would have drawn the fire merits, would recommend a fu­ of the Webster patrols. The carriers, and Its planes, whatever their been out there farthest in both direc­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert O. Novak 2S Years Ago ture course for the Uny island. capacity, must be called fighter planes shots would have been returned, Stack Units tions, it is worth while. In any case, Thi.s date 25 years ago was a The BriUsh have guaranteed and lives would have been lost. and never bombers, or fighter-bombers. WASHINGTON — Purposely That sets up a battle over YD Sunday; The Herald did not Encounter fied. First of all, the local resi­ that Anguillans wlU never have science can't stop trying to do what It To the Editor, dents did not invent the map Royal paratroopers averted any The Constitution which requires such omitted from the official min­ autonomy potentially os bloody publish. to live again under constttuUon- such bloodbath, even a small cun do. Some of us may think we per­ utes o< the Aug. 1 cdosed-door as the slx-ypar war over Inde­ A few nights ago I was walk­ which shows the 5000 plus ft. al supervision they do not ap­ elaborate hypocrisy was the Constitution ing my dogs. In the process I one. Today, l(X)-odd paratroop­ now on Sale! sonally would never want any part of meeting here by the Democratic pendence of the Young Repub­ 10 Years Ago run-way as well as two addition­ prove. And Robert Bradshaw, ers, and small squads of Scot­ given to Japan by the late General Doug­ party’s national executive com­ licans. But the real significance was accosted by a drunk, who al runways. This map is on file the wiUful premier of St. Kitts- perpetiml life extended out into spatial Seaman Rodney Watson of threatened to kick them unless land Yard pohee, are In charge las MacArthur. who had one period of mittee waa a carefully plotted of Harris’ proposal of Aug. 1 Is In the Coventry Town Hall. In Nevlil-AngulUa, who tried to of defense, and law and order. Infinity. Hut the closer science comes to Griswold St. takes part In giv­ I crossed the street. This I re­ addition, the Legislature has force Anguilla to bow to his great clairvoyance when he warned that move by Sen, Fred Harris, the the enlargement of hts personal ing emergency orders when Nobody objects, neither Ronald It, the less resolute, perhaps, our Instinct Democratic National Chairman, power. fused to do. He became very overridden the Governor’s veto rule, has .accepted the compro­ Webster nor Robert Bradshaw. A. Now from our American Manor House nobody would survive another world war helicopter explodes on deck of abusive and cursed and used of this bonding Issue. mise of a commission of wise to reject It. of long-range slgpilflcancc In In- This confirms with heavily the Navy carrier Wasp where ’The mystery that remains Is Collection, Watkins is offering these Solid tomaj party affairs. profane language (four letter The report carried by the ment and when ho designed for Japan the heavily shrouded developments he is stationed. words) and by gesture and Herald distorted the actual pur­ The BriUsh government has Maple Stack Units at sulMtantiul savings. super safety of a pacifist Constitution In the closing moments of on Inside national Democratic Clilef of Police James Rear­ words threaiten^ me physical­ pose of the meeting. Its purpose tried to repair 300 yecus of neg­ All pieces have featured like matching uneventful meeting, Harris * which would have to become, ho said, Inflation SicknesH headquarters since Harris' se­ don advises against regulation ly. A man and woman were was to inject the citizen’s view­ lect of Anguilla, neglect by both high pressure laminated tops for reslst- noted the absence of one of the lection as chairman In Janu­ by the town of commercial point which has been complete­ HAVE luico against mars and scratches. From the.model for the rest of the world, too. The Widdest thing about the state'e looking out their door and I Brilain and the Bradshaw re- National Committee’s division ary, Harris, aggressive and In­ truck traffic on Burnham St., asked them twice to call the ly overlooked. Few of the views gima A system of direct tild left to right; 40 x IR x 80-lnch Student’s ecrtlfle-itton of a sbiggering -1.1..1 p«r cent chiefs — Spencer Oliver, who tensely ambitious, has broken reporting that only 10 heavy Not only was this Constitution given Inereiu'c In Blue Croiw rates Is that no police. expressed by area residents now bypasses the treasury of St. — U — Desk with four drawers, 172.50., 82 x 18 x doubles os the (elected) na­ precedent In building a national trucks used the road in a 40- Their reply was to carefully were presented by the reporter KlttB-Nevls. American-type buU- to Japan by the United States. It also, form of effective consumer teslrtance tional chairman of the Young hour survey over a period of 80-inch Kacholur’s Chest with three draw­ Is open to New Yorkers. If they say, committee staff where personal close their door and leave me covering this meeting. Contra­ dozers end tractors roar apparently, enjoys considerable support Democ.mts (YDs) luid Mie (ap­ loyalty to him Is a prerequisite. four days. ers, $72.50 and 32 x 12 x 4H-inch Book­ "We’ll die before we pay there rates,’’ to my problem. dictions were indeed evident through the Island. They are SEEN case Deck, $62.50. Choose from a large among the Japanese themselves — so that may be exactly the resu't of their pointed) chief of the National A mood of Harris-for-PrMldent I had no fear for myself as throughout the meeting and no maldiig a long airstrip to ac­ Committee’s youth division. Oli­ has been redolent at national attempts were made to supress commodate huge British Her­ open-stock group. But hurry! Our Semi- much that even though the dominant and dofluneb. -Workers may strike against executive committee. Oliver I have studied Judo and had this Annual Sale will be ending soon. i>o.,,>.ials» uve.i Uiough U Is aga.n.it the ver was traveling somewhere headquarters since the fall of person attacked I would have any opinion, both of which en­ cules transports. They are carv­ ruling political party would like to re­ around the world, Harris grum­ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and. w ^^not invited or even in- courage more people to actively ing out long strips of road to hiw, but the sick caiuiut. formifed of the meeting. "We’ve been forced to protect myself write Us provisions. It has never dared I'hat lact Iciuto urgency to Governor bled, and consequently missed has been relayed to politicians with resultant injury to him. participate in the decision mak­ connect the few viltage spots of try it. the first exoc’utlve committee by Indiscreet Harris lieutenants. been freezing him out,” con­ ing process. black top. The opening of the JCofAkifiL, KocKefciier's uucku-auon Unit the preo- fided one of Harris’s more talk­ Had this happened he would ent system lor financing medical cure rneetlng since January. YD chairman Oliver never have undoubtedly been badly The labeling of those present first 10 mUes of solid road was There Is still, to Us credit, a great That gave Harris the opening fell Into this pattern. Elected as ative aides. at the meeting as northenders the occasion for an island-wide niusi, be huppluiilou ul me earliest pos­ Besides freezing him out, Har­ Injured and I would have had The American sector of the Japanese people which sible moiueait." Kven In a period when for his pitch. He expressed dls- YD chairman In November, the problem of a charge of as­ can only be seen as an attempt celebraUon early this month. .satlafacUon with the Job Oliver 1967, and given the National ris lieutenants have privately to manipulate public sentiment. They are building a new school, doesn't want any part of that military the cost 01 everytliing is guii.g up, the- attacked Oliver as a product of sault with the ensuing problem BRAND NEW meio.iso .n the pr.ee of health and hos- luul the YDs are doing In at­ Oomnilttee’s youth division two of a court cose. It should be clearly understood too. glory Japan tried once, and which re­ months later, Oliver was In- the old politics who is anathema Coventry la one town and British - Land ■; Roveis buzz piial prjiecl.on mus been sciuiualous. And tracting youth. Therefore, he to today’s radical youth. The Fortunately I was able to STORE AAanor Bedroom ... members, clearly enough, that what ihei-e IS no sligiitost mdlcallon that the proposed that the committee's herutod by Harris. What's more, bully this person Into leaving further efforts to divide should through the island, taking mlH- truth is something more com- be resisted by all residents. tary doctors to their Held hospi­ IN ’IHB other nations called Japanese a'^gression Celling is ..nywiiere In s.gnt. youth division henceforth be ojv he worked actively for former plicated. without the result of using force. I'llo lK)i.e.essness o t tile cxlstUig sltua- erated by the National Chair­ Gov. Terry Sanford of North After reading of two mur­ With the coming of Route 6 to tal, taking crews to help dig wa­ was. In UioBO days, merely that "attack" Oarollna against Harris to be­ Oliver, a former aide of re­ nearby Bolton, Coventry has an ter weHs, and scoop out water B. Also from a large open-stock group . . . t.on Is perhaiis best rc.locteU in tlie ues- man as lui entity wholly inde­ tired Sen. Carl Hayden of Ari­ ders In N.Y, through public MANCHESTER our American Manor House (^llectibn which makes the "best defense." imirliig suatement of J. Douglas Colman, pendent of the YDs, come National Chairman. For apathy and countless incidents excellent opportunity to develop storage areas. Villages are now zona. was cloae to the LBJ an orderly planned future twlnkUng with low-tension elec­ steiis into the Bedroom for this lovely But, despite the survival of sanity In­ presiuent of ll»o associaltxi Hospital That brought smiles from e.x- a politician who values loyalty White House and was elected of violence and robbery I can PARKADE Soivioe of New York, that "tlie recent ocutlvo committee members, as highly ns Harris, this was growth at the same time pre­ tric power, power thal once Solid Maple group for only $230. This side Japan, the course of history YD chairman with backing understand why our crime wave serving the character of the served only a few buildings, nU'leio.c iiierciu.es Jn hospital e-osts must ixuilcularly tliose such lus reason enough to put Oliver In from the organization’s more is so high. HOME OF ’IHE group includes a 42 x 18-inch dresser with marches on. Japan now has 1,000 self Ivoutslana's MarsluUl Brown — Coventry. town. here and there. In the last year matching Mirror, $107, 35 x 18 x 44-inch be slowed down." The unplixisiint reality conservative wing, but he has I only hope that this man The voters of Coventry have a and a half, the B ritt* have allo­ defense planes as compared to 6,000 Just Is that no one in government. In the troubled by insurgent YD forces. A requested memorandum of been carefully mending fences and woman on Maple St. may ('heat with five drawers, $79.50, Full Size Nor hiuH the fact that OU\er In- Jan. 25 from Oliver to Harris, right to know all the pertinent cated 8240,000 in . direct , aid to before World War II, but will soon have iii.i«.i\.i . 1x11*'!...ly or .11 euu.,uiiier riuiKs with the YD left and succeeded some day need help and have facts and must continue to in­ Spindle Headboard and frames, $52.50. has yet come up with oven the begin- sUts on a larger YD role In detailing plans for enUatIng Anguilla. more. The same United States which youth In the party, has gone In enlisting some student radl- it given them, rather than have sist that the public media con­ The departing British com- n.ng of a formula for putting the brakes |)arty affairs endeared him to oal-i for Hubert H. Humphrey’s a door closed In their face. once dictated pacifism to Japan has for party elders. ignored. The yxjuth division was vey these facts. In the mean­ misstoner, John Clumber, has on c.io eo.-it of staying,alive and well In quickly stripped down to Oliver campaign Uvst fall. Actually, the I can’t help but wonder what time it Is more Important that persuaded the Anguilla Council some time been encouraging Japanese tills I'a-rliKl ot astomshlng ndviuices In Thiu, the executive committee- oampas left does not care for might have happened if this editorializing be restricted to to help administer island serv­ AND niedical science uninatclicd by any com- overwhelmingly agreed that luid his secretary (additional staff has been hired only bc- either Spencer Oliver or Fred man had had a gun or other editorials rather than trying to ices, such as the Anguillan po- rearmament. And the same Japan which INirablc gi\)wth In the availability of when Oliver steps down as YD Harris. lethal weapon. Famous Moosehead once ■ seemed pleiuilngly meek and re­ enuje of Oliver’s personal fund minimize the concerns expres­ Hoe, the civil service, and a re­ trained per.iotuiel or of InvenCivemvis in chairman at the national con­ 'raising), Oliver has been scru­ What Is pertinent is the fact Sincerely, sed by taxpaying citizens. turn to Commonwealth and SIMPLEX SHOE ceptive to the Amerieon presence luid social economics. vention In November hts succes­ pulously omitted from regular that Oliver lias spent this year Dog-Walker •V West Indian law and Justice. I’he result Is Unit m edical costa have sor should not be- given a desk seeking autonomy and greater Influence has been making Inevitable staff meetings lU national party Sincerely, Deputy Oommlssioner Simon Dinettes, now goiio up twice as fast as the general at national party headquarters. headqaarters. Influence for the YDs and R: Max Ferguson Heman, In charge of this, says -^progress toward Instinctive resentment eoiu.um cr price index In tlio b u st decade. Ratlver, Uie Young Demoe-rats thereby 'im iating established "North-EndersT’’ Ctoventry Read Herald Ads, Indeed, though Oliver was To the Editor, ,6f our armed presence, open quarrel An Ironic element In that liK-rixue Ixis should be e>ffee-tlvely lU-seotab- concluding a For Eastern trip party leaders (Including Har­ b on that evt>ry fowanl-'ook ng reform llshed and replacexl by a youth ris). The chances are that the Certain aspects of the cltl. with our seizure of Japanese territory on Aug. 1, Harris told less than on Sale at Watkins for easing llic .wmotiines c^itastruphle bui-eau imdej- Fred Harris’ the truth In glrtng that as the YD convention at Las Vegas zens meeting In regard to the In Okinawa, and a burning desire to burilen 01 lllnens for low- and middle- thumb. reason ^ r his absence to the airport proposed for the Bolton- A Thought for Today income families Medicare, Medicaid (See Page Thirteen) Coventry area should be clari­ establish Japan's Independent, destiny os ^xmsored by the Msnehester C, Moosehead, one of America's moat an Aslan power once again. and employer • fliuineed Insurunco Council o i Churches through Blue Cross and Blue ahleld- Your Gift Gallery popular r^irwluceni of genuine Early We cannot expect —not even General hius hiul Uie }>eryor8c effect of spurring "So Abram went as the Lord American Furniture is now on Sale during the up-'iirgc In owr-all costa. THE "GIFT OF THE MONTH” SHOP the Semi-Annual Furniture Sale. Choo«« MacArthur expectod-the Jiipaneae to go Bv Whitaker had told him."- off by themselves and create a better, Kvon with thU astronomic rise, nuuiy 935 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS from a large open stock group, all avail­ hos|>ltals are In iieiite financial dlfflcul- Having received God’s prom­ TELEPHONE 643-5171 able In solid Maple. Big ii) selection, small more perfect, more sensible world In a tv. a fact mad- griphlc bv the warning ill price MiMMehead with its new Suede one nation enclave. If we want Jupiui that Knickerbocker Hospital, serving ise, Abram accepted the’ respon­ sibility of the call of the Lord. plastic to|M (a non-glosd laminated too to stay as sane us wo decreed after liarlcin ami the tipper \>csl Slide, Is In danger of bankruptcy and that, !<>n other It was a challenge to commence that protects against soils, spills and, World War II, we will have to Improve voluntary hospitals In this’ cltv are al-_ a new life. This life was quite mars), Is sure to lie remember^ In the the rest of the world, and ourselves, too. m od as badly off. All of which Indicates specifically to be a mlsslonal furniture industry ss one of America's Japan Is not going to live by the taws that glib dcnuimla for mimiclpal or state one; that is, he and hts follow­ most popular, most livable groups. takeover of financial ros|ionslblllty rep- ers were charged to carry out of Utopia while we continue living by re.sciit no «isy way out of the existing God’s plan- in the world. those of the Jungle. When w» watch murus.a. The upfier group consists of a 46*,^ x 17- inch Ilarvewt Tanle that extends to 35- Japan evolve back toward "normalcy" Certainly, It would help to integrate God be praised for Abram! Uie present crazy quill Of public and pri­ He simply “went” as the Lord inches with the leaves up. It is accom­ and back toward us, let us remember vate heilth In-sunuioe 8>'>Hem8 Into CO- "had told him." No time or panied with two spindle chairs and a that the prime fault may be that we hert-nl entily. It would alsx> help to orient need to state excuses and reas­ matching Deacon’s Bench. Ail for only did not take our own opportunity to all New Yorta-ra to grwiter reliance on ons why he should not go. He 1129. preventive and out-|>atient health factl- entered Into one of Odd’s great move toward the ideal we tried to de­ 11 e« lUH a nu-aruH of lessening the ex­ gifts to us all, the gift of obedi­ 3 .9 5 p r. cree for Japan. pensive misuse of hospital bods that now ence. Until we see that we are The lower group has s Pedestal Table,. approach 1 100 a day in co-d ewn for free to obey or to disobey, then 12 X 42 inches, and extends to 52 inches «■ ml private service. And there la need we have hardly commenced to Stainless Steel with one 10-lnch leaf. Four Mate's Chairs for much m ore a)H-ed In Instituting the appreciate (Jod’s gift to us ot accompany the group. ImiuHne! All this Life Unlimited / tight ixust contnds aup(iooedly\ required freeborn, and of obedience. '' Favorite gift for any \ \ , for only $179; ' by the hns))ltal hiw t^- I/rf-glslnture |Vis^ V- V With the heart transplant, It Is as It ^ e,| this year. When Abram decided to fol­ occasion is with going to the moon. We may ask, But none of thl.-i will be sufficient until low God’s plan, he was free for . So, hurry into Watkin.4 and get your the first time. I read a book .Miszieheaii Din»*tte today while our Semi- after It Is accomplished and over, wheth­ the ho-spltiil dmlnistmtors, the medical prof«-Msion and tlu- unions that represent some years ago and.lt bore the The satiny sheen and easy care of stainlese Annual Furniture Sale still exists. er It was worth the while and the effort hospital employe.s lake to heart the no­ IntrigiUng uue "<2apUve of steel makes it a favorite Rift for ever>’ oc­ and the expense of various kinds. But tion thit i-xce'l—<-e of service Is not de­ Freedom.” ThU la what hap­ casion. Pictured is a West German butter pened to Abram and can hap­ we can't stop ourselves from trying it pendent on utter Incontinence In the dish with clear plastic cover $4.95; a Danish- spt-iy ng Of health ilollara. Moileratlon pen to any one bf us. When we made Round Caseerole (makes two vegetable and doing It. Is a key to health: It Is no lew Important 5B&CSSei« are bound to God and His dishes) $10; and a SwWish saltrand-pepper then at last we are free. "He waa at peace with the world," In the life jmttem of thosi- whose mission set of Smoky topaz glass with stainless Steel ^/pen Thun, and Fjri. unfit s P.M./ C^en s/Ja .M. to - Closed Mondays said a relaUve of Dr. PhUlp Blalberg, ,lt 'b to keep the community healthv.— Contributed by: tops 3.95 pr. ^ NEW YORK TIMES Rev. John E. Poet United Methodist Owreh rm f A

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'*1*' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Obituary Rogers Hints re"p- “ • ' l i - f Lunches Packed by Mom s t a r GAXERT* k?) Mrs, Kllcn M. Brown Of New Viet lWI ------By CLAY R. POLLAN-— ‘ ^ Mrs. Ellen NJcAullffe Brown Can Aid Dieting Teen-agers ^ r i MAR. 21 > 1 Your Doily Acfirity Guide M l i i r a of Hartford, mother of Walter * According to the Slo rs. SEPT. 23 r tS Withdrawals APR. 19. J. Brown of Manchester, died By A P Newsfeature* Itmch spoil, Mrs. Mason mig- P i -7-10-12-1S To develm message for Thursday OCT. 22 Z t'e i’ Monday at a Hartford area con­ (Continued from Page One) Of America’s 38 million tee%- gests geeping these lunch-pack­ 1733-34-38 TMd wofds corresponding to numbers ,3-14x48-57#' BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER valescent home. agers, over 12 million are over-' Ing materlalis close at hand: ^ T A U R U S of your Zodiac birth sign. 63-66-73 W 5C0RPI0 Survivors also include 2 United States might be weight by at least 20 potmds. 1. A small thermos. Use It fw APR. 20 1 No Also: Prospect Avenue and Kane Street. West Hartford 31 Friends 61 Top 2 Someone OCT. 23 other sons, a daughter, 2 sis- Into a land war In Thai- Yet, as Gussie Mason points out hot bouillon and low-calorie NIAY20 32 Arid 62 Message ters, and 12 grandchildren. Rogers asserted that If In her forthcoming book, "Help soups, especially on cold days. ^ 4-14-16-22 3 Dreams 33 Not 63 But NOV. 21 • OPEN DAILY 10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.! A^24-31-32-90 4 Be 34 Over- 64 In The funeral will be tomor- ^ crisis should arise raising that Your Child Lose Weight,” few Use also for sMm-milk drinks, 5 Time 17-18-19-35^ 35 T rovel 6$ Of 42-46-87 Vti* • AMPLE FREE 'N EASY PARKING school lunchrooms ere equipped sometimes with low-calorie g i m i n i 6 Appeors 36 Letter 66 Be row at 8:15 a.m. from the FIs- consult with Con- 7 Sm to cater to the calorie-conscious, chocolate sweetener added. p o MAY2I ,37 From 67 The SAGITTARIUS ette Funeral Home, 20 Sisson advice from 8 For 38 Generous • “Charjfe It" With Either Your C.A.P., JUNE 20 9 In 68 Your NOV. 22 / p Ave., Hartford, with a solemn U°''S^®8s and In any approprl- Packing an appetizing, varied 2. Plastic containers. Be sure 39 Distent 69 From SILP-MRVICE DEPT STORES and calorie-counted lunch is one the Uds lock securely. Use un­ „.>iV26-3^45 lOThot 40 A DEC. 21 or C.B.T. Master Charge Oud! high Mass of requiem at the respect we will get Its con- 11 Build . 70 Structure way to help your child over- breakable jars for diet fruit or (5^60-71-72 41 The 71 Shop h 5- 8 - 2 ? # ' Church of Our Lady of Sor- ” 12 Mote 42 The 72 Visit CANCER 130n 27-68-75-881. rows, Hartford, at 9, Burial —U-S. moves toward easing come this obstacle. Following pickled cooked vegetables. Use 43 Solid 73 Procticol are two sample brought-frpm- pie-wedge containers and rec- JUNE 21 14 Wary 44 And 74 Afor CAPRICORN will be in Mt. St. Benedict relations with Communist China 15 Is 45 Chores DEC. 22 ^ home school lunches designed tangles with lids for open sand- ^1 JULY 22 75 Sweet Cemetery, Bloomfield. rtiould not have any effect on 16Todoy 46 Quiet 76 And Bright Young Fashions for Back-to-School 17 Avoid JAN. 19 ^*,4.* by Mrs. Mason to fit the needs wlches. ,36-37-39-50 47 Arrivol 77 Your Friends may call at the fu- Soviet Union’s readiness to 18 Heavy 48 Desires 52-54-56-640 f of your dieting child. 3. Plastic bags. When tightly '55-59-81-89 78 Living neral home tonight from 7 to 9. talks, with the United D, 19Troffic 49 Of 79 Plan 77-78-83 V5; SCHOOL LUNCH NO. 1 sealed, these protect the fresb- 20 Spe^ 50 Place Memorial contributions may States on limitation "of strategic LEO 80 Heop AQUARIUS Rlpe Olive and Celery Sand- ness of breads and crispness of 21 Arguments 51 You're 81 Beoring be made to the Hartford Re- nuclear wfeapons. Rogers said 22 Of 52 Moke 82 Tpdoy JAN. 20 ... King's Has Them for Every Member of the Family! wlch-235 calories. fresh vegetables. 22 23 Welcome habilltatlon Center. also that the United States Is not AUG. 53 At 83 Quurters Dice 1 stalk celery, mince 4 4. A thermal lunch bag. Inex- 24 Unrelioble 54 Some 84 Big - - M >,51-53-58-61 2 5 A ------developing a two-Chlna policy. ripe olives, and blend with 1 tea- pensive, it la large enough to 55 M a y 85Oj Toword I Q-yy 11-13-40-43# Bernard T. Jacobsen What the United States wants 26 Through 56 lmorovements86 You 70-76-79-841 , spoon relish. Spread between 2 carry a siqall themoe bottle of 27 Be 57 Fine 87 Streets EU.,mGTON — Bernard T. to do, he said, is "to make It 28 Generous PISCES slices low-calorie brown bread cold diet «J a or other drink, as 58 The 88 Self FEB. 19 Jacobsen, 55, of Stafford clear that Communist China’s 29 Mood 59 CofT>e 89 News along with a leaf of lettuce. well as a sandwich, fretdi fruit, 30 Your 60 Then .VAR. 20 Springs, brother of Mrs. Erwin Isolation from the rest of the 2-3rd cup raw cauliflower and vegetables. 90 Informotion Junior Petites ^28-29-85-86 Adverse ^^Ncunj'l 23-4I-47-497V Stoetzner of Ellington, died world Is not our policy—It’s % cup fresh cherries 6. A can and bottle opener. Be 62-69-74 V i ' Monday night at Johnson Me- their policy.’’ 1 can diet cola, or add 85 calo- sure to enclose with eadi lunch, T r?,^ s Soviet Union has not ries for skim milk 6. Wet-cloth packet. Small alu- Mens Bonded Orion Empire , , , *’®®n giving as much help as It 8CHOOL LUNCH NO. 2 minum-foil packets contain wet. Su^ivor.s al.SQ Include three could In trying to bring peace to Dried Bacon and Celery Sand- fresh-smelling paper naj^in Invitations to Troubles brother, mother sister, and Vietnam ^ n d n e l g h b o ™ ^ wich-235 calories. with which to wash up sticky Permanent •several ideqes and nephew.s. and Rogers said that "recently Pry 2 slices lean bacon until fingers and mouth, Jumper and Blouse Set ^ n e r a l ;servlces will be to- they have not done anything Z crisp. Drain thoroughly on ab- Use diced pickle or relishes to One Must Learn to Say No morrow at 11 a.m. at the Wll- all " ^ ^ sorbent paper and crumble, mix and keep sandwiches moist. Dice % stalk celery and mix Do not use mayonnaise, Press J :'?"'"'' «*^*^^e«ted the Soviets with bacon and 1 teaspoon rel- And since it’s Inevitable that Or— Chance Sudden Woe Ikh. Spread on low-calorie your child will also want a E w s Celne^rv peacemaking. He expressed brown bread along with slice of snack when he gets home from NEW YORK (AP) — One of try to strike up ein EtequaintEutee King's PriAnH It (ioncm about the threat of lettuce. school, try this low calorie the greadeet arts in life is learn­ vtoth her before her boyfriend Low nerl^ nmy call at the fu- North Vietnamese forces to the Tapered Krko neral home tonight from 7 to 9. security of I.,aos. 8 cucumber slices sweet. ing how to stay out of trouble. gets back from (he washroom?” % cup fresh berries or canned ’T il Uft the front end If you’ll Chocolate or Coffee Milk One never has to look far to Kiiss<.|I T ~ Kini„„ to questions on diet fruit take the back end.” Shake-Serves Two. find trouble. It is the circling COVENTRY " Vietnam, Rogers said that Am- 1 can diet cola, or add 86 calo­ ’’Win you agree to serve on 2 8-ounce glasses water horizon of every human life. AD 'n Tailed ocoop necked, high-belted jumper in o f X ™ ^ e r ^ “ bassador Hem^ Cabot Lodge ries for skim milk the committee if I promise you 1 cup powdered skim milk you have to do at any mdment Swamo Rd who hiJ f '^“ h President Mrs. Mason reminds parents 2 teaspoons instant coffee or that you won’t have to do any vanilla orlon acrylic, bonded for lasting that no matter how determined cocoa to to put your worst foot forward work?” shape. Sheer voile blouse with floppy night at Manchester Memo^d H ,T t 'll ^^“ hclsco 'Thurs- ajid —oops!—there you are, up Hospital, will be tomorrow at ,'„i^ the Paris peace a child may be to lose weight, 1 teaspoon sweetener ’ ’Why don’t you Just turn left to your aimpits in sudden 'woe. SPORT bow, buccaneer sleeves jn brown or 8:30 a.m. from the Burke Fu' '^hlch I.odge has Just he will be discouraged and give Put water Into blender. Add at the next intersection and see up the diet if the lunches all other ingredients. Cover and How cEin Einyone stay out of if that doesn’t get us there?” block. Sizes 3 to 11. trouble? There is no certain Rrkvln:,'":uJ^.*’M r ^ brought from home are wilted blend for one half minute. Chill ” How about making It double and partially spoiled. To help in refrigerator for one hour and method, because avoiding trou­ or nothing?” quiem at St. MaurlcerCh^r^lh PresldmT’r ‘ retu m ''th e?“ ^ SHIRTS minimize the risk of having the serve. ble is EFtiU Eui art end not yet a "You look so familiar. Have­ Bolton, “ t^9|M. Buriid will be his meetings with the South Ko- adenoe. But one of the best tac­ n’t I seen you somewhere be­ Rockvllle.^ “ Cemetery, rcan president In San Francls- tics is to devidop (he ability to fore?” say no. Friends may call at the fu­ ” Do you want me to tell you "We always have hoped that neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Ear ejcamite, it helps to what I really think we should do King's something may develop In the Survivors Include a sister, Exercisers See Red steadfEistly resist accepting in-vi- about Vietnam?” Low Paris talks," Rogers said. tattons that letid only to disas­ ’ ’Shall -we play charades?” Me* Mrs. Bert Schouy of Rockville, AP Newsfeatures four-step exercise while "W e’re constantly trying to find ter. ” Do you mind holding the whose name was omitted In Mr. Style and color have invaded stretched out on a grey rug. Six- now approaches.’’ Such Eis: baby while I duck into this store Flnley'.s obituary dn yesterday's the traditionally drab world of ^y'^tree percent of the people Herald. The U.S. lenders were disap­ "It looks like the trfdn is before it closes? I won’t be gone pointed, he said, at the Commu­ the exercise room. And If motl- request. When a going to be pretty late. Some of but a minute.” Clastic button-downi In nist attacks across South Viet­ An Early Start on Driver Education 1 was substituted, there ploidi, tatiertali, wide Mrs. Miiude Booth vatlonal reo^rchers are right, was less than 10 per cent rejec- us decided to kill ^ time with ’’There It is on the top i^eU. nam on Aug. 11 and 12 because trajeki, oxford tolidi. Mrs. Maude Booth, 83, of ISO ‘.Z " 'h '„r“ h Patrolman W. (;. Arnold and his class of 5 and 6- abandooiing the battleship grey tion ^ a tittle card game. Low stakes, How about me steadying the the lull service club and was designed to teach young­ of -course, Oare to take a Green, maize, whiik)*, blue Summer St., widow of Homer wihL h l „ T t w - .vear-olds wait for the riiilxm cutting which began ^ulpment fw new lightweight, u y„u p,an a home fitness ladder while you zip up Eind get A. Booth, died yesterday aiLer- ^ *’y. de- sters who will be in the first grade this fall to be hand?” It?” and brown. S-M-L. their program of driver education. The recent wllT H center Cheskin advises using noon ait Manchester Memorial " cnemvnomy actlvltvactivity woi.iHwould safety conscious as pedestrians and future drivers. will ca^e milady to pedal that balanced colors. He s u g S "K you were In vnty situation ’I know you must be bored Hospital. prove to have political slgnlfl- week-long jn-ogram was sponsored by a Raleigh what wotad you do?” with me talking so much about eiince. (AP Photofax) bike fast^ and more often. blues and greens as t l^ e T ^ c Mrs. BooUl was lx>m Oct. 8, Lotas f^eskin Associates, Mo- colors for the furnishings "with " I ’ll keer if you’U just get be­ our VELcation trip. Wotildn’t you 1885 in Ptttaflold, Ma.H.s., and Chance Meeting tlvatlon Researchers and Color walls of pale yellow. ’ hind and give It a push. You rather see the pictures we was a resldont there imtll she don’t mind, do you?” took?” (Continued from Page One) Fall Rainwear moved to Miincliastcr 28 years Slock Market ”I CEill (t flve-Edarm chili, end ” I know this new dress loolos Permanent ago. She was a member of the llam Porter, told the story Help Speeded Emerges from I figured out the recipe myself. a bit short. But do you think it is MethodLst Church mid Order ol NEW YORK (A P ) —^ ’The upon his return to hla home I Just throw everythhig in it ex­ too short?” Eastern Star, Ixjtli of Pitta- i>toek market remained slightly hero Tueoday night. Under Clouds S " ,Scr>s; cept the kitchen sink, but K ’’Steve Brodie took a chance. Press Held. lower In moderate trading early Porter said ho and his cap- usualliy turns out great. Care to Why don’t you?” biln, Oapt. R. L. Grahni, She loave.s a son, MarshaJl D. this afternoon with declines To Storm Area AP Newsfeatures try a plate?” ”IPapa, here’s our book on the were taking the trawler San­ decided effect on stimulating or walkerijogger treadmill^ All Booth of Clearwater. Flu.; two leading ndvanees by about 160 (rniitimicd from Pago One) — ______”I got this one taraight from new arithmetic. Can you help dy up the Mteatsslppl River, depre.s.smg your urge to exer- e q ta p m L f should bf ^impaeJ! daughters, Mrs. Victor A. Issties. What do you wear in the raJn 7 else. the horse’s mouth. It’s a stock me with it?” SLACKS away from the atorm, when ,, easy to move and store. Plagge of Mmielie.ster ami Mrs. Tlie Dow .Tones Inditstrlnl av- and some by private organlza- ctaUo.11^” Something old and drab? That that’s selling for only two bucks ” WlXy not hit it a couple of It hit a bridge. The captain ------— X \ U^cskin, As a final touch‘for your Ideal Cllfford It, Rice of Cleai-waler; erage at noon was off 1.32 at lionfl. a diare, but els soon os we an­ ordered him to Jump. F a r m e r s —^T h e Farmers ■‘*9™® raincoat you've been , 'I® Physical and exercise area, Cheskin suggests times with a hammer and see three broLlier.s amt three sisters, 832.37. The DJI had boon off 2.71 Mercy flights of vital supplies Home Administration making wearing for the last 10 years? L a v mLi ^ t color adding a bit ol red to the room nounce our progfram to lEind on what happens?” and all out of state; four grand- at 11:30. "Capt. Gniihm couldn’t get out luid the last I saw of him and medicine were orgiuilzed. In low-interest emergency loans to Galoshes over your shoes'’ If |"^y decor. "It could be the key to Mars it should hit a hundred. ■’Shall I tell you what the doc­ children ami six great- grand- The early ilowndrift was at- . fnrrri«»*a SltlVI» 1 a.i.. .. . •' ho was going down with the farmers unable to get credit y„ur ralnv rtnv*,''i3 1“ ' “ Po-sttlve psychological the success of your fitness •Dro- 9hell I cut you in for a couple of tor really found was wrong with chlldren. Irlbuted, In part, by analysts to New Orlcain.s, a light plime car­ Junior Petites ship,” Porter .*«i.ld. Ho clung irom regular lemllng tnatltu- C^eskin.‘ “ H7c:;^ thousand?” me?” I'lineral aervlee.s will be at pmfll-taklng among Issues thaj rying mixllcal .supplle.s crashed tlons JEANS to a bridge support all night, onymous with no fashion days, ' T equipment i a ^ ”8hall we match for it?” ” How about Just a teensy- t.he, .lohn F. Tleruey h’uneral had (xisted galn.s during the ml wim rescued at dawn by aLar'^''""' 8’acmtlo.s _ Public faculties ^ “ ^"y wonder that you've combined to effectively motl- ereVclS^ tac^l^^'^place "DiEiid, we’re one guy diort on weensy one for the road?” Home, ‘219 W. Center St., to- market’s advance, a /■red Bonded Orion Natloniil Uuiirilsmen.^^ I such . as------roads,, —•—-“utilities —“ u«,u and pub- been — ------suffering---o the Aauivrainy uuyday ^le exercise. - rtig beneath it. This will stimii- our teELni. Do you wEint to play ” If you don’t like the way I ’m luorrow at 2 p.m. The Rev. "The market made a pretty Meiuiwhllo, Oraluii, knock- Along he strips beaches luid He buildings assisted through »2 olucs? Cheskin late the thought and desire for catcher, end show us how you doing it, maybe you’d like to (tary Cornell, as.MoclaUi jiastor good relxiuml these oast few e- end of the bar seems to have an thing. Just why did you marry will lx* ill I’itt.sficld ( 'einetery, exneetod." we8Tam, ebb tide, ho miuiagc in rugged polyeiter- make memorial eonlrlhutlon.s which • "d1r«*etlon the market struggle lushuro. chleLs of the National Guard Q n r G u n T T r ’'^'"h^.” ®®‘ vinyls to gleam their way llity, sex, a cu L and emotion tTe T" cm . T ^World^s Finest Tracker^ V netked and trimmed with e long ami highway [xitrol hold Joint Guard cutters, helicopters through the darkest day, pre- Thu.*, a perfect Indoor exercise i P business of exer- cotton. Navy, block, broil to the charity of their eholee. will lake now." row of liny broei butloni. ielf bow or olive. W o iil lizei 29 to _ The Associated Press average re.s,x,n.slhility In su,H*rXlng tae ^ “ ®® wotad combtae coTtae «nHc'"‘'’ T ' “o ®® ond two low pocketi. Purple, navy, (Jtsirgi* 1* rlsliia of oo-stix'ks at mxm was off .0 at area. Orleans; Army engineers whole range of colors and styles mentary reds and blue greens tn ®"“ ®'P®‘ c^- Remembering my Ruffles Indians^ Feathers 38, inieomi 29 to 32. l)<‘iiipsey Frays borry or brown,Orionocrylk. 3 t e l l . ANDOVI'IR Ceorge FrI.sIna, 29'-’.9, with Industrials off 1.1, -State Adj. Gen. Walter John- ^ '®' -g g e s t" a c U „r in The^ ouT-of i T I t Z Z d ' " " By THOMikS L IN D E N time. When Birdseli arrivea son said Ills guardsmen would vees, remove debris from Today's rainwear is designed doors 76, of Southington, father of rails iip l’, ami utilities off .6. l'’or War’s End streets The Los Angeles Times late at the scene, a prolifera­ M John Frlslna of Andover, died A 99,000 share block of Free- not "try U> run the govern- and remove, vessels to look Just as appropriate In " r ' o n e color mact.on test con- i : i : t T " t BIG BEAR LAKE, CaUf. — tion of trticks can present a stnuided on I'oa-st or stream yesterday at the Meridan-Wal- (xirt Si|ll>lnir Co. traded at '26'i.. HARTFORD, t'oim. (AP) ,„„„t," They will deal mainly *he light of the sun or by moon- ducted for the .study'20o"pe;tae e r^ sT h One at the oldest and best foot confusing picture. lingford Hospital. off M4. Irish-born Gov John Dempsey ,wih ,x,llcing luul r.*scue, he L . T “ does under cloud- were a.sked to perform an e L v " T , trackers in the United States His first act, he said, is to Survivors also inelude his 'IVelve of the 20 most active said tmlay he Is praying every debris. Federal Aviation Ad- bursts In fact that's the me». ^ ^ ‘ •'^d." (lay f(»r an t'lul to Uu* conflict says IndlEins are "overrated” speak to the lost child’s parents wife, a tiroUier, three sisters storks on the New'York StiH*k williams said the step was “ ^'P*** «P e" -sage behind this season’s rain- and bloodhounds Eircn’t much and find out all possible infor­ amt five grandehlldren.. Kxehange were lower amt 8 bclwot'ii Roman i athollcH anil takenl / » n (ftin ortk*r lo quarantine tii xem * 1 AS *I.AVthe • I Cn*mee„» I Q B . • , A.y-kci*..coats: . rTtV-They're —. . * all-purpose _ 1 « ______coats lor “ nd cuffs arc trimmed in fur Protestants In Norllieni Ireland. help in tracking lost persons. mation, most importantly the Tile funeral will be at 8:15 were lilglier. area and llinlt the flow of people , ft"- -9 Dempsey, who came to this service?Ad^JCTn^mTlng '•®— or'lmlta- Town Takes Bids While many men of reUre- type of shoes the child was a m. Friday from the IMIa Control Data, mosl nellve on p:irticulurly slght.seers. avniiehi . A.------” ’ ‘ ■VIM .siin up till moon Uon seal. To further femlidze l oimtry with his family when he ment age go to the links • to wioarlng. Vocehia Funeral Home. 211 N 100.(Ml shares, was off flj at Privildent Nixon "The mother-^ts usually the was 10, said the fighting has declaix*d batteries fa lta ? ®‘>'‘ ‘®' '^'de self For Water Main track down golf balls, George Main St.. Soulldngton, with a HOVi. parts of l/oulslana a major dis­ best source. We’ve been crossed made him "sick at heart." alor dis- fiortatlon and some*"traneiI*f*^ Exotic colors-Jasmine, red, with liny gold nuggets con B. Birdsell, 69, of Big Bear .*100*11111 I'equlem high Mass at Analy-ds saUI IBM has an- aster area Tuesday and allocat Bid.s will The governor Indicated at his be opened next Lake, prefers to head for the up twice from fathers who Sl. Thomas’ Ohiireh, Soiilliing- nnuneed a new iximiniler that ed an Initial SI million 111 federal morning news conference that ho restore drama to nitnprooL water- Hnings also In- Tuesday at 11 a.m...... in the. mun-Mun- hills to track down lost children. thought their boys had .shoes ton. Burial will be In St. Thom- '"oy conipete with Control dl.-uister fluids. He had taken the emdneerino-” "® '‘‘■pellent coata of stark slmpllcl- “ uce a warm feeling- no matter ‘cipal Building for the installa- Birdsell, a retired lumber on when 'the mother know the as' Cemetery. I>ata. IBM was unelmnged at Is following closely the dovolop- sanu* ai'tioii for Mlsskssippl’s providing engineering supplies. im'iits In 'what he called basical­ water p t S a ‘ L n T a C : ' 7 .x of £ lO-tach water-mata ta dealer, hfis roamed the moun­ boy was barefoot," he s.-ild. w Friends may rail at the fu'- '-342. coal Monday. ly a rellgloUH feud. medical kits and c h fm ie «? 7 !' 'u* evening wraps. The Another new, raincoat trend is " Middle Tpke., to run ap- tains Eind deserts of Southern A person is more difficoLh to- neral liome tonlglil from 7 lo Second most acllvi* ln|aml Here's how Uic federal govern­ I'empsey said a compromise lets; Agriculture “ “ '’enturous can choose the paitchowrk cotton quilted P'^’ximately 665 lineal feet, be­ California for the last 53 years, track than a deer,” Birdsell .9 and toniorixiw from 2 to 4 Steel was off li at 31A(i. ment la helping assist victims In proridin^ ______am___ , Rom several over-all fake fur coat tn dozens of different______fab- ‘ ween Deerfield Dr. and Adams helping to find 129 lost persons, sold, "you know what a deer and 7 lo 9 p.m. Nortli American Car Oorp • - ■ ■ ^ Educ •'’*y'®®* ^ "(’’udlng tiger, leopard di-s patched together by em- according to his latest count. will do but for a human you ea.sed 'a to 21. A 79,900 share cover from Hurricane Camille: "elfa re Deparimont'^provldl"'* •‘^wlld Dalmatian print. broldered detailing. Other de- The work will include And he has never charged a have to think like he would .Mrs. Carl Ncnliiirg lilock of the kssue was traded. sides In tlu* civil strife. The plan Includes British military Homeowners and business- disaster hosnital “imH '' ‘ cend-setter is Main ‘ nd-‘< play up gold^ leather, or hydrant changeover, slx"hoi^e' fee. ” I wouldn’t work any other ■ think.” Canadlmi Brcwerle.s was ui> *\ ' mem - Loiuis at 3 per cent Inter- also orovlrilmr "wo* loou * „* »,.if h..**ooo m------Mountainous terrain provides ('()VI*)NTIlY .Nil's Benilre (immami of the Iso proridlng gcneratorV'cL'^^' ® "''® ‘ ° ‘ ®®“ ‘’“ “ on-s , large patch or connection changeovers and way. I ’m not for hire,” said atI 9-\. The company Tuesdav " hinko*o o'oH hylon in an . exclusive embnol- deep .slashed pockets ' " I. N Newlmrg, 01, wife of Carl __I___ I .. .1,11..'. .. : PiMlestantmtestant ■- idominated police ‘>““ ‘ '<*‘ 8 »nd sheets and liiree house laterals. Birdsell who, as a commission­ the most difficult tracking. Work Newburg of Gerald Park, diixl declared a dollar extra dlvi- Admin 1st mtliui to dered pattern lUtematlng horl- unusual ■ leather trims and high William O'Neill director of ed deputy sheriff, ia on 24-hour in desert ts easy, he said, be­ deiul. ' reserves. Momlay at AViiulham - Commu­ n e w YORK (AP) — Insur- diagonal designs, leader belts. public works, said today that call for the Sfin Bernardino calm the "print ts real plain. nity Memorial Ho,s|iital .ifler a Among other active Issues: ance claims resulting from Hur- 8Tcal selection of single and The maxicoat is quite preva- -Plans ctill for . "phasing-in" the County Sheriff’s Depsirtment. "When you're searching fo r a shoit illm*.ss,, Great Western Financial, off rlcane Camille will total almost breasted styles incorpo- lent on the raincoat scene. If work with the cul-and-patch and Friends in the department small child, I tell ever>-ono to Tile fiuieral was llils aflenuxin ai 28 L : Isu'W’s ThAalres. off $l(H) million, the Insurance In- cate the straight line look. Some you don't .need it to cover up a overlay paving now -being’done" call him ’’the world's finest foot not pass anything up," he said. at the Pt*o]>l<*'.s t'nlled .Metluxlist..... 'a at 27’ f,; Textron, off »(i at Ex-Town Residents formation Institute estimates. unbelted coats have side long evening gown, the long m that area. He said that a tracker.” Birdsell claims he "To have one we didn't find be­ Chun h, Union, .Maim*The Rev. R‘’a» aelcctlon Trust, up t lalms totaling more than $80 ‘’ t*tton closings with, full box leather windbreakers may be small opening will be made "can out-track any Indian I ’ve cause we overlooked Bomething I'lmiTeff D. Kinney ‘ offii iatisl It 3314, amt Texaco, off Vj, at mllltoii are expected in Mlssts- Pl*-’«t-s down the center front. just the thing in which to brave along the highway, for install- would really shake you up.” :t3iA ever come into contact with. Burial was In I«ikevii-w (Vmc- Sale After Storm slppi amt Alabama and on addi­ Of course, the classic trench high seas on a sail-the-boat- Ing the water-main, to be timed ’’The Indtans tire so over­ But Blrdseil rarely fails lo Sleel.s, motors and electronics tery, UniiMi, Maine. tional $18 million ts expected in ’* around. But now col- yourself cruise. to meet the schedule for over­ rated, it’s funny. But they'll cut find his lost man, woman or Sun-ivoi-s include her mother. mo.stly were lower. Aircrafts T w o fo rm e r M am -hc.sler re.*- w lu 'ie .*he am i tier husbiuid, Sgt Ixiuistana. laying that section of W. Mid­ my throat when they hear what child. There are only three had a higlier tone. Utilities were Mi's. Be.ssie Whitney Lincast<*r iilents living on Ihe slonn strick Shanaman. have b.*en staying Elortdn' claims are estimated dle Tpke. I say.” sELld Birdseli, who re­ missing persons he’s ever failed of Batli; 2 .sons. S. Sgl. Richard '>itx(*d en Missl.s.sippi coa.sl survived nice tvlng evaeuated from “ ’“ n $300,000. cently spent a week at the Flag­ child, the reactions of the par- H. H:u-ford with the U K. Army Polai'old was up 14 at 125»>i. luirr.eam* Camille and were tlHMr home Monday morning. About 85 |H*r cent of the $100 staff (Arlz.) 41st Annual All • to locate, he said. in Vl(*tnam and S Sgt. Ita’ pli ^crox was nff -i, at 96*\ They and the iitlier evacuees in uiilllon total will be In elsims Monkey Still at Large When Birdsell does find a lort able lo contaet Manchester rela­ Bathtub Trip Indian Pow-Wow of 10,000 In­ W Harfoixi .Ir, witli the US. Restaurant As.sm-lates was the sehixsl house reixirtodly damage to fl.xc>d properties. diana from SO tribes around the ents are varied, he said. Doubh KnH Ail- Force in Thailaiul; 2 .s-t.*p- the most aeltve Issue on Ihe tive.* yostoixla.v the r**mnlnder in damage to The hoixled capuchin which When -Mrs. Brown went to WEUxAND, Ont. (AP) —Five luve been without food United States. "W e've had people that would ■sons,' Rolx'it Newbmg and Garv American Stock Exeliange, up They are Henry l'ol*.n>ky of men plan to paddle an 18-foot water .-inee their arrival. ships, cargoes, marine faclll- escaped frorii Wild Cargo Pet b®d at II tast night the monkey Bridsell, part Ehiglish. Irish scold the child and wouldn't Nt-wburg. iHrth of Unlim. .Maine, \ at 20>*a tsmg Beach, hivtlicr of Mr.s. The siianamans were ndvi.se*! “ ®-‘‘* “ utomobiles and other pro- Shop at 51t .M;iin St two dnvs ‘'Of’ e up on the across Lake Ontario' and Scot, said the only good even thank you." Mart parents, Boys a daughter. .Mrs. Goldie L. 2 Pc Kanc-MIller. second most oc- ' b ‘ '” ‘a t.iaham of-lO', Cluirch bv tlieir landlord to ride out P^'^les, the institute said. .x n j porch. Thb* morning, however . »t- Indian tracker he knew is re­ he added, are very appreciative Join's of Coventry: 4 slstci-s, tlve. gained \ to 2HS, St amt Stanley IX.lin.sky of 50 ,he hurrie.me at the.r horn ^b«t ixdieies exclude claims she k»ked out on the p«x-h to «*>- And bow does the old tracker Boys P a k - N i h J.irvts ltd . an.l Mrs Walter tired. ■Mi-s. Hiuel Ibimlui. Mrs. Eve- ‘hurrU'iuu'H lu'ver hit Biloxi " and wave damage. The monkey haa t^e dog food all eaten. Her For a tracker who thinks In­ feel? (Slmixxil Shanaman of Bilo-sl The trip from Port Dalhouste Permanent PANTS l.vn Plt'rce, Mrs. Annabelle , , ^ Suiulav li ght when the water *" *"^‘ " “ 1 storm damage will fur If™'''*' quR® fond of his free- dog had been kept safely dians are ’ ’overrated." It’s not "Every time I go. I think this Girts r>oyle and Mias Nimi Ibiuu a.ster. O'TitalH KoI,» daughter of Mr and Mrs Cl.w^e reached Ihe window sill.* of their ‘"-"ured loss, the lastl- b®*'ome the house. near here to Toronto Is expected Is enough for me." he oald "'But to take 28 hours. surprising to find that Birdsell BRIEFS and ^U1 of Biith. Maine; 19 grand- Rail; Cher bach ^if 03 niomp,*ion ' imnio. ih,. couple., cli'mb**d >»abl. tyomprvhensive auto n nu^er at the art of not b^ing Wild t-argo ye.rterday admit- I'll go tracking a*) aw I can. s h e r b o r n e . Enguuxt iapi "doesn’t wor^ too well with Press Iw ehildrwi' and 3 gr«xit-giui\d. hil \ thi^xHigh it .small holo into th*; ^ cover flotxi damage. The relnforc^ plastic tub waa Peter 0'T<>ole, '3\-yenr-old te*i that the monkey i.s theirs. bloodhounds. There's sure no glory in tt.\jurt SETS Mini-Dress & dren. I ’olm sk y. Wlio.iie hom e a lon g : bouse s tin y atttc w h ere ,,4 In.surance ivmpanies report womsta.whbse yard he but today they are r**luctaAt to bdilt as an adverUsement. ' British actor, .deeldeil to test his they " I ’ve had no hick whalsoev>er the good fertlng you get when with lb * resl.of Long Reach was s)h>iU the stoi^mv night hundreds of adjusters are set- grown- most attached lo Is p,|), about tlie subject dl.sgul.s** for tile ixirt of the ag­ wKh them lately,’’ be said. you find aomeone. t-s h ir t s ' icv.'b'd by the sloriif. was able Accoixlmg to ,’ilrs Shanaimi ting up offlo**s in the stricken R^’^neth p Brown ta 36 Before hitnging up on a Her ’ "You feel that at .least you’ve SLACKS ing sclUHilniiuster In the MGM in. Ftor prison breaks, dogs are Slack Outfit Pakutoii (Jets Loan 1.1 .O'lul a m<*> a g e by ham ni- h er husband. .station ed at K ees- She reported short- ,)d mfxrter. a e m ^ v " s Mousetrap Misses out on the chase within SO min­ done something good in your film "tkxxlbye, Mr Oilps" by dm whicli w.is iel,iy,xl to .moth ler Air Force B.ise In Mls.si.- ap. ------1> before noon today that the same .answer to que.*niOfis was RAWAI-PINDI Pakistan has "'lUkliig aiMund the .streets of LONDON (A P ) — An declrtc utes, Birdsell said, but in misa- U fa" " w '‘.’I Heoige R.ikcr. pi, Ris been umihle to i-ontact monkey was in her oak tree. Ask Lee Fracchia " started a four-year. $191 mil- Stx*rborm* ,ln his old age make- M the request of dog.warden failure du« to fire tn a neighbor- tng persons searches, bkxxl- 99 >58 lion prograhi to «*xpund Its U)>. It worked, in H.uloni. stiy.ng that all Iho base or report nir dutv X. “ weiiwell but'mil-.vcrylhing evorviinnjj gone ." He 17u* R'luscbenlvmh. .... x . « . ‘ *-®e eracenia, .Mrs, Brown lert kev i< homds are brought to the scsie 3 2 W elfarr highly inadequate telecoiiimunl-/ He got a tvelpli^ hand itcro'ss ■nd Ic* faimlv were vl.siling In ng lo lx*' ible to dnv. i *'''*^* x' 'I®" ' Pf"' •» Plate of dog food on the bock wl'r*' .* r. too lata to get a retiatale scent U-nodtod iki«npy lop wRh cations servlce.s. To help, the tbe road and missed a friend ■and. presumably receiving Ivondon's k>c«eM-runninr hit "TnLcktng Is almost a thing FRA.VKFORT. Ky *APi — iKort lioovoi, button front, M.nchcs.er ihwe w.*^:k ag 11L we^e'nd\nd ™ - .T' 1® ' ght shoi'k. -fell about 12 play. Use Aon 194 length ihrtnkoge. Hl-woittod ebl dreii in novy^wMto International D**veIopment As- wh** looked In a restaurant and of the past," said Birdseli, srho Six counties in Kentucky are ex­ ivy modell with 4 pocketi Tight- florod log liockty 100** ^rrs .sixiMinan calUxl ta*r d lUghuL tfr^-Rm ^e^nirce^ dosed-in. but Mrs Brown W>fl feet oonto a pile of axxxl He The Agatha Christie thriller , / /T-ihirti with toped ihowlderi, y bonifed bevrtngbono weovo, *Mlied /' soclation .has extended u $tfl noticed "only an old mail sitting la training >*i« son, Bruce. 20, perimenting with a almphAed weave eifordi end browny acetate In blecli'. novy, -/ lo'.li-r yc .I**r,n pickid htm.self up and hihad run 16 years and 9 mctiUa method of estabUahtng ellgthdi- double-ioot briefi. remforced ot ' bi rod. londod orlon ocryAl h ii million cixidlt. / alone In the comer." in hlB art. twill* in foil colon. Ito ll berry, brewn. .* -small ...hool house tn B.lox. .Ctions m Hdoxt im pm v/ Turkey and Upper Volta W v l : 2 ^ m t a ' e a r ’''- *' :i';i.ft;"o fT e "a r r ii:'‘'^ Rrtlhout miasinr * Performance. For tha tracker, the gravert ty for alate sreUare aid. It reUea ttroin fotnH. H im 3 to 10 botleoM la red. 7 la 14. ■■ ia expected to resume tce^ght- rt^nNau tai saarching tar a tort heavily on the honesty of the ap­ peraun Is not bamg notified m plicant

,L PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER E ^ m N G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCTESTER, CONN.. WTEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN ‘Sampler’ for Theater used In other matters, but It NEnV Y O R K (A P ) — The a t y Poll Shows Most Catholics could set an example.” ’The bishops earlier found over a 180-fmets Earivigs obligatory on holy days, church 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS for actor Broderick Crawford on MenotU, “ Help! Help! the Glo- been polled on a question of 1; the Ascension of Christ, 40 sound Sho'if pine their own light switches M Now Low BaHements Apartments bollnks," on the same bill as pollsters report. church policy. Dioceses were days after Easter; the Assump­ EXCEEDS THE l>RICE!" as a light-sound show the strains of "Thirty Nine a claim he failed to pay a [DISCOUNT PRICES! Homes Menottl's “ Amahl and the Night “ The people seem to be say­ permitted to devise their own tion of Mary, Aug. 15; All-Saints The civic spectacle is the etc.." pour from their radios, St.-lSS.!! grocery bill. The plaintiff. Bishops Fine 24 Hour Sarvk* Visitors.” ing, 'hold the horses’,” said way of gathering opinions. Day, Nov. 1 and the Immacu­ IlflllD C i Tues., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 brain child of Paul Crowley, a Even the City Hall dome will ARTHUR DRUe Also on the subscriptions will Bishop Aloysius .1. Wyclslo of “ This time, we thought we’d late Conception of Mary, Dec. 8. n u u n o i Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) 33-year-old artist-producer who be flashing, Foods, claini-i Bnxlcrick owes Phone S25.5030 for goxis bought through July be the City Center Joffrey Bal­ Green Bay, Wls., in charge of like to consult the people about A sixth holy day, Christmas, says it will be a great free trip ‘it's Just tor fun,” Crowley 29, 1965. let, New York City Opera, the poll. He emphasized this It, instead of the decision com­ was not Involved, and will re­ for everybody. e.xplained. “ If it gets foggy, Grand Kabuki and Alwln Niko­ was only his Impression alter a ing from on high,” the bishop The sound, to be broadca^ by with all those lights flashing, main a feast of Mass obligation Our Own Best, CENTER CUT Honors His Son lais and Paul Taylor dance com­ preliminary check of the re­ said. “ It’s a kind of test. I don’t no m atter what is done about three radio stations, will ema- boy, what a great trip that will H O N O Ll'LP (A P ) Lt. Gen. panies. sults. Final results will be pre­ know If the same method can be the others. nate from the Synthesizer, make.” which is an electronic music- San Francisco abounds with Henry W Huse Jr., Pm-lfie .Ma­ maker, and the horns of 39 auto- hip-type electronic music and \ rino iximmander. pinned the NEW PALL FABRICS ARRIVING DAILY! PORK CHOPS mobiles ranged around it atop light sliow fans, of whom Crow- Bronze Star on hi.s .son. Capt, DQ^YOUR THING! SEW IT YOURSELF! 904-foot Twin Peaks, in the cen- ley is one. Henry W Huse HI, during a rc- V ■ Cent tour of 3nl .Murine Division ter of the city. Having conceived tonight's headquarter.s at IXnig Ha. South Harpsichordist Marguerite spectacle, he succeeded in en- W Vietnam. Tile c.ii'taln wvn the Kabrizio will play a work by listing the aid of the Pacific Gas medal for heroism t composer Robert Moran called and Electric Co., which organ- ■ Thirty Nine Autos for Thirty ized the skyscraper section of Nine Minutes.” Technicians in the strange orchestra, Jay photo Findlay photo Is.rlng |>h.‘i‘' Y ali'iitiiio Mrinoriul HOLLYWOOD t.M’l Memo­ the skycrapers, including the “ A gigantic esthetic and beau- The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Tlic engagement of MIm rial services for Hudidpli Valen­ m new 52-story Bank of America, tificatinn project, Crowley Diane Susan Gay o f Tolland Kathleen Ann .McPartland to C'ynthia Claire Cornish to tino. star of .silent films, will be will flash the building lights on calls it. to Stanley H. Johnson of Man- David Gordon Tuttle, both of Walter Nicholas Talaga, both held at mxin Saturday. 43rd an- Chester has been announced by Manchester, has been an- of Manchester, has been iin- mver.sarj' of his death, by his BACK her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- nounced by her parents, Mr. noiinced by her parents, .Mr, crypt in the inaiuioleiim of Hoi fred J yvood MemorbU Park I'eme- Cotter To Set Hearing Gay of Mountain Spring ^^d Mrs, Thomas C. MePart- („,(i Mrs. Cheater A, Cornish of COMPARE - Rd. tery 70 land of 523 E. Center St. ^3 Ooodwln St. Her fiance is the son of Mr. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. upr fiance Is Uie son of Mr A On Blue Cross Rate Hike and Mrs. Norman J. Johnson Edna Tuttle of 131 MaUier (ioUhvuIrr in Kurt’ \ St. and Mrs. John Tahigii of 23 x ^ S A V E s e m i HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) - - basic costs such as increased Middle Tpke. and the late Gordon O. Tut l..‘\NCASTEH. Calif. (AI’ i Pine Hill St. Hep Harry liulilwator Jr . H ll» Connecticut Blue Cross will be payrolls and the expense of ad- Mi-ss Gay, an East Hartford tie. NEXT TO CALOOR Stinplirilt. \ Miss t'ornlsh Is a .lime grail- Caltf Ims iMiIeretl Hie JJnl an called before a hearing, not yet vances in medical technology H‘gh School graduate, is em- McPartland, a l9 6 «im to of Manchester High EXIT 93. WIllUR HuMrttrk a mial laiim a.sii r Hun\l Olympus M(< «IN Summer Silhouette scheduled, to explain Its reasons that are reflected in soaring P‘°y<^a ^y tne law firm, Bren- graduate of East Catholic High School. She Is eniploved a.s a CROSS PARKWAY A uk for asking for a 25 per cent hospital charges.” Early mornini? .sunliftht .silhouette.s the three-ma.st------"f" ‘'"d Willard, East Har ford^ school, attended Manchest^ ixillcv writer at Aetna Insur- ’nu* y«‘ar4»lfl otinKre.sMnan. lb rate increase in its group healtih ------Mr, Johnson a graduate of community College. She Is om- anee’ co., Hartford. rldkiK in a 1031 Ohevrolct driven ed .sailing .ship .lo.seph Conrad which i.s one of the insurance programs. Mnnehestir High School, la em- » i„ . ■ i ships on permanent exhibit at Mystic Seaport, , ployed by the Pnlted Plumbing suranee The increase would be the surance Co., Hartford. Howell t'heney Technical Conn. (AP Photofax) I Rockville ami Heating Co. Inc. In East second within five months and Hartford. Mr. Tuttle, a 1965 graduate of Scluxil. He Is employed as a is required by rising hospital This Is A Steal In This High Price Market! Hospital Notes The wedding Is planned for. Manchester High School, at- ciirpenler at laivltt Cim- costs and a Connecticut slate Nov. 8. tended the I'nlverslty of Con- struetlon Co.. Vernon, assessment against members, a Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 nectlcut. He Is employed at The wkldlng la pliumed for LAST THREE DAYS Indians Elect Giri^ , Blue Cross spokesman said. p.m. in all ureas e-xei’pl ina- Pratt and Whitney Division of Oct. 25 at St. James' Chureb, EXTRA LEAN, "MINUTES HIESH" State Insurance Corr^issioner teriUty where they are 2 to 4 United Aircraft Corp., East William Cotter, who received the “‘"•I to 8 p.m. Wanted Man Hartford. Win for Mrs. Gandhi rate-hike request Tuesday, said No date has been announced _ S m o o r he would set a hearing date Admitted Monday: Janis Hid in Well for the wedding. (Cnntlnned from Pago One) GROUND CHUCK after he had given thorough re­ Hodge, .Grahaber Rd,, Tolland; I^NCASTER, Pa., (AP) RANGE cand'lchites, Reddy got only 118(1 view of the application. Bennie Tiner Jr., Edith Rd., ruling Oongre.ss party’s right- ISO electoral votes although the par- ' No Increases were requested R ockville;.YvonneVatro. Wash- wanted on a charge of rob- MID-SUMMER SALE * Vvblng 1 n *1 a gas€r* I ox station 1 hid^4.4 4 three V. n — Sentenced t»» Death wing leadership after It rejected ty has 195 memirers In tlie state / in direct-pay membership plans ington St., Vernon; Diane M il­ FUEL OIL weeks In a 12-folice from the .srem- candidate.^, Rexldy got only 118 v meeting the amount Blue Cross by Rd., Wapping; Edith Grazi Girl, however, would be n big He surfaced to buy some gro- of a robbery, Kdcks llle xT'i 'iL’TI OPEN nil'HSDAY IX) 9 P.M. electoral votes although the par­ paid for hospital care In the ;ini. Cider Mill Rd., Ellington; victory for her and give her the ty has 195 members In, the Stale / ceries and was spotted by a Heal wa,;'wa.s taeniifiislident.fiisl a.s the first half of 1969. Francis Wi.snieski, Griswold St., neighbor as he climbed down a control of the party slie hius long a»sr- * Sharon Chamberlain, West Main and Mrs. Ward K WiKKlcr.son, choice under present circum­ Cramer Is now In the Ijincas- at the end of the count, second Itlea In the legislatures tail y tx)th 64, of Kansas City. Mo , stances but to ask for rate re­ St., Rockville, and Sharon Dom- j..,. county prison in default of preference voles that Uie elec­ could not deliver them to Red- / bek, Prix'qiect St., Rockville ... ,, "h(l their .son, James K W(x>- tors cast will be u.-a'd to ter- lief.” $6,000_ball. Police 8aJd_ the well ^ dy. i Birlh.s Mond.ay . A daughter 10 foot long and 8 feel wide mine the winner. The last rate hike prior to The voting t(K)k place In the 17 I to Mr. ;ind Mrs. Anthony Cifelli., ______Kan, were killed. last April was in 1901. The early re.sults reviralod nu­ states last .Saturday, and the ' Fox Hill Apts., Rockville; a son Tlie chase follow ed rol>l>ei y of merous Irustances of Congr*‘ss .-(ealed ballot lx>Kes were flown j BOLOGNA or Skyrocketing hospital cost.s a market in w)iicli witncs.-.cs to Mr. iind Mrs, Charles Tat.ro, were again blamed for the need­ Ac.cidpiit« CoHl party members bolting to sup­ to New Ik'ltirl for cmintlng today, h Washington St., Vernon; a son said f(>iir men paiiicIpaUsl. ed increases. Blue Cross projec­ port Girl. In- Andhra IVadesh, The nmv president will he .siworn to Mr. iind Mrs. John Hurley, LONDON (AP) — The govern­ Conn e JaS|MT, 22, of Kansas tions indicate the average cost the home stale of both major In .Sunday. f Center Rd., Rockville; a daugh- ment spends 10 million pounds, City, a pa.s.siHiger In Hc.-d's car LIVERWURST of a nonmaterinlty patient is ter to Mr, and Mrs, Raymimd 24 million dollars, a year under was convicted of murder April 650x13 Introductory Offer 10.00 expected to reacli $100 per day Pacheco, West Willlngton; a the National Health Service on 16 and wa.s sentenced to Id 735x14 13.00 by December. .son to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ho-spltal treatment of persons In- year.-' Impriaoninenl Dead Housed in Hif^h Rises 775x14 13.00 In addition, records for the Cliambcrl.ain, West Main St., jured In highway accidents. Da- 5'et to tx- tried .arc Hcal’-s 775x15 13.00 first six month-s o f this year Rockville, and a daughter to vld Ennals, minister of state for lindlicr, Harold. 19, .ind .Samuel As Their ISumhers Grow 825x14 15.00 show that room and board Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Dombek, -‘Jocia! security, estimates. L. Ginis, 21, of Kansas City. charges are up 20 per cent, fol­ Prospect St., Rockville. ______By HEHYON .lOII goml old earth, but, he noted,/ lowed by a 15 per cent rise in Dischargee! Monday: Cynthia Ammclated PrtsiR WrHi'r wlUi the gitiwlng i>oi>ulaUon off hospital special services which Sullivan, M iller Rd., Wapping: TOKYO, (AP) Isind In the living, future cemeUTii's arev Blue Cross pays, regardless of Alvin Baskerville, Vernon Ha­ PLAYTEX' BRAS & GIRDLES iHmiKi to be In buildings. RO AD K IN G cost. postwar Japan is ho scarce and ven, Rockville; Frances Hack- 1 le sakl he tries ito make the so priceless that even Uio dead Compounding the problem, the enschmidt, Tolland; Arlene Gar- ’’aimrtmeint’ ’ pleasant so Unit, If/ CQimot be left to rest In pcnice. DELUXE 100 TIRES spokesman said. Is a new 2 per row. Robin Rd., Vernon; Jo­ guarantee satisfaelion or... they wl.sh, relatives can spend a( LB. cent assessment levied by the In the major Japanese cities sephine R o b 1 e z, Slm.sbury; few hours Inside the building. •state (jf Connecticut on mem­ old cemeteries, some time-hon­ George Young, Snip.sic View Yaotani said that five monks F.E.T bership dues retroactive to Jan. ored landmarks, are making Hgts., Rockville, and Mrs. guard the building luul that j 650x13 13.00 L 1969. As of July 31, this way for ultra-modern struc­ By the Dorothy Boehm .and daughter, I heir Job Is one of the most 700x13 13 00 charge amounted to more than tures, suplcx ( .loss Vom lie.in’ SlijiartineiitB for anuuously endorsed liy the Re- ' $3 00. Wfiitc. Ifif the 8,000 dead moved from Uie lailihe.in Town Committee ’Dies SHOCK ABSORBERS old graveyards. d iy night to run for a Hurd eon- / S / l V E 2 0 Yy/j Playtcx’ 1 H I Jijui ( »ilill( s' ;ru nlr'i M Rent for a locker house ■eeutive two year term i ranges from about tO.tXIO yen C) C) (Naigressm.m Thomas .1 Mes I ( t, H< ui ‘ I ' >igi I III M e Vniii (*6) to 500,000 yen (J139) for kill. who |ilac('d .Manafort’s ” • INSTAl.l.KI) FREE! permanent owm‘rahli>. name in nomination, called the .M ofic’. Hatk' “ I cannot say the house can mayor "the greate.st Republl- j ITl ‘ U h be desi’rlbed as spacious,’’ Yaiv can vote getter in the history of / WHEEL BALANCING pe mallrei-..' “ It Is cleaner and quieter than I a lly I«ut up only lU candidates j quilled and constructed !or the w ’’o Were M'lei'ted .It huge A TIRE VALVES C i i h l o r out there wltli all that traffic best in heallhtul -leep j/id poy and noise.” ' Umhu* the new system, which DRIVE IN FOR YOUR FREE was opiHised by Repulilleans, -/ lb ture EACH Beuides. he lulded. Uie monks SHOCK AISORIER INSPECTION! take “good care of you” If your cAch party will nominate a full It r .Matching boxsnring ssith iot coil-on- slate of 1.5. with two candidates 69^ [ ” | 3 r f dgr t< sdge s ip [“ " .ill ii> iud t‘ ■ relatives can afford to pay only j coil vupp-ait Mutdils bui t ssiti -esen .L inch 5,000 yen to 7,000 yen a year, from each of the five voting ills- ' These Are Chuck Full o f Meat! 1 ^ ■ md b ■ ; . Yaotani said that all 270 lock­ trlets and the other five chosen w. --->d M a nch e ite r er houses are filled or bookixl at large / E*if*^93 Wilbur Crott Parkway M A N C H E S T E R — 1145 T O L L A N D TPKE. SALE: WED., thru SAT. . I> : . ‘.t Bed!i.airies-id)MO i- per 6.99 already and that the temple The vote wa- -t.lM to ;l ll'.i;’ a.s i II4S Tolland Turnpike. TV plans to enlarge the building be­ only 7,2c:i of the tUl.OiHI ellgdlile ,| OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT / AS SEEN ON V WIbur Creii Parkway SPECIAL for THURS., FRI. and SAT. cause the population of the dead voters cast ballots ' EXCEPT SAT. TIL 6:00 P.M. | [7 M IXIH is on the rise. tVE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT Ql’ANTITIES Denux'rats outnumlM'r Repub- WE .VtX’EKT FOOD .ST.VMPS SALE: WED. thru SAT. Yaotani admitted that some linuis in Ni'w Britain more than C h a r g e Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke, people want to be burled in the twx) to one. It ! EXIT 93, WILBUR C R O SS PARKW AY Op«n Lot* Evary Night -*«•« W *c4« i ciaMla. 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was chosen to make the point, __^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S T E R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 Snipers Kill Watts Bumpers the minister said: PAGE NINETEEN Warn Culprits “It’s psychological, really. A Four Victims sticker on a car shows the driv­ er is alert and re a ^ to do any­ LOS ANGELES (AP)—Every- 1968 FORD Haynsworth^s Record Rips thing to stop a criminal.” In Georgia lere you look in Watts these ’The first run of sUckers — Go/ox/e SOO 4-Door Sedan you see a car bum'per about 3,(X)0, all handed-out In 5 B O Y S ' - G IRLS' - IN F A N T S ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) —Mys­ ‘SeOTegationist’ Tag from Him sHckeKmylng, "Another Fami­ days—were printed at a coet of • AI^CONDITIONING terious shotgun snipers have ♦276, most of it donated by i»- By nUBK BROWN in twn ly Againgt Crime.” • AUTO. TOANS. ___ rgm ia school desegre- im provem ent .-ind r-nmnEot.. . killed lour men and wounded a EhrentuaUy, the m o re sensi-.. llce. Since then private groups • POWER STEERING Associated Press Writer gallon casp>P ™P’'o'’cment and complete re- WASHING’rON (AP) — Judge of a '^o-called ‘^Ein most of those filth in a series of seemingly un- tive buiglart and stickup men -fiave begun providing funds tor • WHITE TIRES Jumping-Jacks may get the Idea that they are the bumper campaign. Clement F. Haynsworth finds plan to assign nunilTto”^ crEminally responsl- niotivated attacks In various unpopular In 11^ predominantly ■no single thread of consisten- One o?the rolinl sections of Atlanta In less than cy running through the deci- erturned bv the^, habeas corpus decision Negro area ton»\by massive ‘f'e Supreme Court, allows a convicted criminal sen- two months, police say. Moving on Two Fronts sions he h a s handed down as rioting In 1966. He wrote the majority opinion Lenced to state prisons to seek And that, says the Rev. NEW YORK (AiP) —’IXven- ^ 2 3 9 5 ® ® chief Judge of the 4th U.S. Court In addition, there have been a m a 3-2 decision which held that Judicial review of his case In Claude Evans of ’Truth Baptist tleOi Centuiy-Fox is fighting of Appeals. number of near misses. state criminat cases involving federal court to actual dnirch, is precisely the Idea. World Whr H all over again on That self appraisal by Presi­ “We think there is a possibili­ flbn—on two fronts. ’The movie TED TRUDON, Inc. civil rights workers could not go confinement. The purpose of the stickers, dent Ni-xon’s choice for associ­ ty these cases all may be con­ company is abootli^ “Tora, VOLKSWAGEN • PORSCHE to federal court without a trial In a civil case im'olving the he says, is to “show the crimi­ ITOU.AND ’TURNPIKE TS ate justice of the Supreme Ckiurt The new derm-boots for your youngest scholars. Not quite boots nected,” Homicide Lt. E. P. Tora, Tora,” the story of the a(>pears to be borne out by an fir.st ^ in a state court. The deci­ Central Intelligence Agency, McKlllop said today. “But we’re nal the community won’t toler­ sion was upheld by the Supreme . .. not just up-fronts. Boot-shoes for class tmie and the new cas­ ate h im .” Pearl Harbor attack. In Hawaii. examination of his rulings over court Haynsworth upheld the right of not completely sure. At the same time, It has begun that agency to invoke govern­ Within three weeks, 10,0(X) of 12 years on the federal bench. ual-time pant looks. Sleeked with polished, antiqued finishes . . “There are a number of simi­ filming ’’Patton, Blood and But in other cases, Hayn­ mental privilege to withold in­ the stickers have been distribut­ Despite an outcry by clidl constructed for famous Jumping-Jacks' tlexib !ity and fit Accord- larities, including the lack of Guts,” In Spain. It Is the story sworth ruled that the burden of formation as in “the national In­ ed to residents o t the Watts rights leaders—one said Mon­ motive, but not enough to estab­ of the exploits of Gen. George proving lack of discrimination tere st." ing -to size. a rea . T his week, 12,000 m ore day that Haynsworth Is "a lish a definite link. P atto n during W orld W ar m In Read Herald Advertisements rests with .school boards, not arc available at Los Angeles po­ hard-core segregationist”—the The CIA WEIS accused of defa­ “As far as we can tell, there E urope. judge once ordered the North those Negroes bringing suit; mation by an Estonian emigre was no apparent reason for any lice stoitlons and neighborhood th at teacher a.ssignmcnts rEinnoV churches. Carolina Dental Society to ad­ whom it had branded as an in­ of th em .” be made on the basis ot race, The slogan was the brainchild mit a Negro practitioner to telligence agent of the Soviet GIRLS’ SIZES, 12' ,-4. He said police have deter­ and that a Negro dXetir who •11.49 of a committee composed of po­ membership. Union. mined that none of the victims met all qualifications could not lice officers, the Rev. Mr. He upheld a lower court deci­ He ruled that the CIA has the was acquainted with another. sion releasing black militant H. be denied membership on the right to “protect Its sources of Ehians and members of his staff of an all-white hospital. The slain men include Mar­ church. Rap Brown to the custody of his information, eis required by BOYS’ SIZES, 12L",-4- shall Eugene Gibson, 29, Atlan­ Mid-Summer Sale Special In criminal cases, his riElings *12.49 ’"Ihe congregation,” he says, lawyer, but also refused to stiilute, by ’warning’ its own ta;' Larry Jackson Hui^hey, 16, set some 4th District precedents ’’wanted to do something to remove restrictions on Bro'wn’s sources that the Infiltrator is, or Ohatchee, Ala.; Daniel Andrew in the - areas of mental illness bring down the crime rate. We . . IT’S NATIONAL BRONZED BABY SHOE MONTH! nibvement while under bond. may be, a Soviet agent." Dulac, 22, A tlanta, an d T hom as Haytisworth, who was named and habeas corpus. The CIA’s action, Haynsworth decided the stickers might be a “Many defendants who are Paul Vines, 24, Douglasvllle, way to do It.” to his present position during a wrote, seemed to be “demanded Ga. period of rapid civil rights ad­ criminally irresponsible need by the national interest, not- Outer space wan theme of reaidlng program and party at Rockville Junior Library. ’’The stickers show a healthy pyschiatric care and guidance John L. Grier, a 34-year-old attitude,” says Police Lt. Don vancement by the Judiciary, withstEinding the devastating JJ and many of those may be far HOUSE a HALE driver for the Atlanta Transit Briggs. ‘”nie only way to beat showed a reluctance to pioneer impact of the warning upon the M l MAIN anSKBT DOWNTOWN Rockville Reading Program Ends with a Party better prospects for substantial one thus accused of espionage." Co., has been seriously wound- crime Is for citizens and police from the bench. ed. to work together.” The reading program con­ The book reports submitted Prizes for the best choice of The latest near miss occurred ducted by the Rockville Public ■Asked why a bumper sticker late Monday. were Judged by Mrs. Harry books went to Susan Backofen, a i E m Junior Library staff ended yes­ Police said three men In a terday with two parties for the Lugg, Mrs. Constance Kelly Kathy Boland, Karl Swensen ON BAST SHOE BRONZING white automobile opened fire various age groups. and Miss Gertrude Fuller. and Karen Peterson. with a shotgun at a construction The children had to read n In the older age group prizes HOUSE company guard but took flight The staff awarded special H A V E DURING AUGUST certain number of books In or­ went to the following: Suzanne prizes to Billy Fox and Mark when he returned their fire. Now is the time to save on bronzing bab/s der to gain admittance to the Holmes, Edwin Crabtree, Lor- Ouertln. Similarities In the attacks In­ precious shoes. With every adorable scuff and parties, The morning session cne Kolwlcz, Wayne Holmes, Door prizes w ent bo Cheryl — U — crease preserved forever in solid metal they clude these facts: All the vic­ was for children entering grades Tim Orlowskl, Steven Fisher, make priceless gifts for your femily. tims were white; the shootings Holmes, Katherine Wheelock, 1 arid 2 In the fall. The grade Debra Roy, Noreen Krowka, Rolf Dickens,t Karen Richfield, ALL STYLES AND FINISHES REDUCED 25% all occurred at night, and In 3 to 7 group met In the after­ Manes McKeown, Joyce Oil­ SEEN GREAT BIG SAVINGS ON GREAT GIRL LOOKS each case a shotgun was used. Jeremiah Brown and Steven lUf. Price noon. plant and Nancy Tutko. Stylg Bronze Police say It would have been Rich, (Herald photo by Silver) tali Price FOR FALL AND BACK-TO-CLASS WARDROBES Impossible for the snipers to 45 Portrait Stand $19.95 HALE 8 1 4 .9 6 plot all the attacks in advance. 50 Bookends 17.9 5 p f. 1 3 .4 6 “One of the men was on his BOY SCOUT Troops Club Demonstrators way home,” McKlllop said. "He 62 Oval Miniature 16.95 1 2 .7 1 was walking, not at his usual Notes and Nev)s 82 Aahtray 9.95 7 .4 6 Style 41 As Czechs Mark Anniversary , , Cortrilt Stud time nor on his usual route.” 91 Onyx Paperweight 11.95 8 .9 6 («Hli 8x10 or SxTfrMM) The scries of attacks began Troop 27 51 Unmounled Shoe 4.95 e K h July 2 when Gibson was killed (Continued from Page One) 3 .7 1 loeli Troop 27, sjKWisorod by St, BRAND NEW by a shotgun blast near his his four-month-old regime was PLUS MANY MORE . . . Ask for FREE Folder - Engraving only lOy im t leltar Mary’s Episcopal Church com- Invasion but since officially re­ home. Hughey was found dead "only 'the beginning.” plotod Its firm week at IjoJte habilitated. STORE July 9 and Dulac July 29. The Soviet paper made no stylo Stylo n Stylo <2 Stylo iO Vines was killed Aug. 16, Just of Isles S(snit Reservation. The Indra-Bllak regime would mention of Tuesday night’s po­ I N T H E a month after being hired as a Completing the One Milo Swim partition Czechoslovakia, Invit­ lice violence against Prague ( l e w i security guard by the Metropoli­ w ore Ijoo luul Noll Snuffer, .I<-f- ing the Soviet Union to annex crowd.s or rumors that pro-So- frey Sapicnza and H enry Wleiv,- MANCHESTER tan Bureau of Investigation, Slovakia and turning Bohemla- vlet forces might try to oust Hu- Inc. blckl. ^xAt Dickie mul- Christo­ ■sak by provoking antl-Sovlet pher Moxvln eiLmtKl tlielr of- Moravia Into an autonomous re­ PARKADE Grier was wounded 24 hours riots. BRING SHOES IN NOW...SALE ENDS AUGUST 30 later. flcloil S<;out Life G uard Badge gion, the leaflet said. I’ravda stressed that there HOME OF THE whUdi Is worn on Uudr swim In Washington, U.S. offlcialn Some investigating officers were "healthy forces” standing J. HERRINGBONE trunks. said they had information from have speculated that the shoot­ by In the Czechoslovak party—a G. STRIPED VOILE BLOUSE 7 The following merit badges Eastern European sources that SLACKS ings may have been motivated term often used here to mean r w<-ro completcHl: I’ersoiuil fit­ pro-Sovlet leaders In Czechoslo­ ^ trideR ite 6S‘'« Ducron*' (>ofyi*\ti.f 35*© lOMpn, by racial hatred, but no evi­ pollt'clans more accommodat­ 50*o wool. ruyon. FfonI ness, Mlcluiel Ikiyles, David vakia were planning to seize ing to Moscow. With deep, poifiifif cotFcTT— oncP’wide^ I'p y, support the theory. I>wyer, I.,awrence Llmlers, to ) 6 Chrtstopher Marvin, Richard ing the anniversary period. SUOOR while, navy Si/f5 32 lo 38 917 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER / jyiuUlpon and John M urphy; The U.S. officials are said to MfH4ne W eather AND ro g . 7 .9 8 7.27 (■anservatlon of natural tv- be com;emewyer, Eric Engel- Water temperatures In Long moisture-laden remnants of stir up trouble wliich could bo Solid colon ihoft uvrroge toll. brei-ht, Glenn Saums and Bruce Island .Sound a re In the low 70s Hurricane Camille spilled onto Warixm, usewyer and gal, a deputy to Gustav Husiik, Ixmg Island Sound weather of Roanoke, nearly all of It since Eric Engelbrei'ht; .swiimning, heml of the Czechoslovak Com­ Northwe-sterly winds at 10 to 20 D S B a a ij! I. APACHE SHIRT WITH SCARF Tuesday afternoon. Forty per­ Raymond Frederlckstvi, Ihinlel knots today dlmlnl.shlng to about munist party. Permanent pretC lor-« >l..v. „.it, sons wre evacuated because of Ijowis, Jeffrey Saplenza, Ish- 10 knots tonight and niursday. high waters. lUid Noll Snuffer; gm logy, (■U.rrcd »tai( ticld by (jpld l.h. ..„g 'jalid .Pn-sH Rucks RiilcrH F air lisUiy, tonight- and TTiurs- " tIoh Sirci 30 to 38 Glenn Saiuns; cooking, OUvui 11.8. 60 w as under w ater and MOSCOW (AP) Pravdii ex- iliiy. Vtsiblllly five miles or impassable east of Clifton Forge Saums, Henry Wlerablckl mul better. pre.Mseil tentative Hii|)port toihiy ro g . 3.9 8 and In Buena Vista, some SO Jeffri^ Saplenza; f i s h i n g , for the current Czechoslovak miles to the east. Secondary Bnico Warreji, lemlers Init warned tliut anti­ RROW S«*«‘k AftiviHiM roads were reported blocked Bronze, Gold and Silver (V- communist forces remain ac­ with landslides, bridge washouts dars can be iNinuxl for wonting tive de.siilte la.Mt yeiCr’s Invasion I’ASADKNA, Calif. (AP) — and high water in five central l>rogrc«a mid work annuul camp. to HUppre.MS them . California Inatltuto of Teihnolo- Virginia counties. The following were awanh'd the The Soviet Communist party gy ''would like to have people wtu) are m ore politically, tiociRl- The rains ranged northward I»i.st week in ciunp: newspaiH'i- approvingly rciiorted STEREO TAPE y ly and culturally aware than over West Virginia into Pennsyl­ Bronze Cedars to Michael Bay- Tue.sihiy’s s|>t’eches by Presi­ mo.st of U.S h ere,’’ sayd Uie vania and east Into Delaware, U*H. Itaynituul Fixulerlck.sen, dent I.udvik Svoboda and Com­ Dmilel Li»wls, Jolm M urphy, munist party chief Gustav Hu­ «'hiK)r» ailmlBalons officer, Pe- though generally in lighter tor Mlllor. Isui and Nell Sauiffer. siik. They vowed punishment of nm oim is of 1 to t'.<, Inehtvt. Millor Hiilil t'alteqh "is terri­ Tliere has been little letup In Gold CVularo to M ichael B ay­ liny antl-Sovlet demonstrators. les, Steven Belcher, Steven bly oxt'IUns. torrlbiy sUimUat- TOWN Priivdii Indicated Soviet sup- rains which have .soaknl lui arc in>f If you art* an engineer o r extending the length of Missis­ Dwyer, Raymond FriHlerlcksen, (sirt of Prague’s lenders was r > ^ ' Rlchanl MuldiHui, Jolui Mur­ tentative by giving only brief HrlentiHl.’* But iH>litieally ami sippi, through western Tennes socially, he said, the ciunpua la phy, David Pidrce, Jeffrey Sa- sumnuiries of tlielr s[>ecches see, Kentucky and across the "not aa advanced" aa many oth­ plenai, Gleiui Saums, Itnu-e and tiy stressing a Husak re­ V irginias. e r sc)ux>la. ) Now tiVarren ami Henri’ Wierzbtckl. Scattered thundershowers mark that progress made under Manchester! dampened an area from the 50% wool, 50®o royon. r r - featwring a full line of Flared leg slocks m colorful southern high plains of Texas ossortment of ploids Front zip. and New Mexico Into Iowa. A Sizes 10 to 1 6. tornado dipped Into open coun­ Cartridga, Cassaltw try northwest of Ainsworth, your house deserves the best! r e g . 7.98 Neb,, but there was no damage. Generally fair and dry weath­ and Real to Reel er prevailed through most other (^California itll' ■■ sections of the nation. Tern pern turos In the 70s and 80s across the southern half of AUIO SIEREO TRPfS, PINVERS ^ S I the country overnlg'ht ranged HOUSE down ta the 60s and 60s, with oc­ casional 40s In the northern JimlRIfOROERS t half. PAINT TAPE PLAYER Readings before tbiwn Includ­ ed 40 at Pellaton, Mich., and 92 AND COMFTIELY MANCHESTER nt blythe, Calif. INSTALLED j o T H E MIHUTB ATTTO BLOC. Mi •. MitHi Tgwt, •w tm i "k u t u m u f m o " :C. SHEER VOILE Utiiroyal CloHiiig TRIM 1995 WITH BLOUSE FHONI 649-8928 E. PRETTY CHECK SHIFT Woonsocket Plant 2 SPEAKERS ; Balloon sleeved ihirE with ‘aJ- y ' PAINT ; ored button front, pointed co'- ' 4 ^ WOONSOCKET, R 1 (API lor. White, novy. brown Siiei _C-w *► ** w •• ...... II' • Unlroynl, Inc. disclosed Tues­ pieo’ed »k.f* ' r r.,^. 30 to 38. day pliuis to close Its Woonsock­ .WEST HARTFORD boeved Dy 'u'C'# 'rr,;. Ji , yj et plant for economic reasons MBW PARK AVENOB bfow« S lei ‘ Cl to ' t see r e g . 3.98 3.59 a move that would Idle some 800 • f n u t i M m s T frs m j a i u s w’orkers. I reg . 7 .9 8 7.27 A coni|»any official In New RHONE 236-1901 York said no dat« has been iH't :D. A-LINE SASH SKIRT for the clotting. Tile official said the clasing wool, 15*. nylon bonded F. DEEP V VEST would take six or more months Paint job for the house? Do it right with California Acrylic House fALBf - fSRTICI - nilTAELATlONf •: lo 100*. oceto'e t'-co* Boc« i-p- to complete, and mhled that PaIntI Beautiful colors last and last . no more blisters, peeling 'tper. Soltd colori ond cooroinoi’ed C/p*' c^oc' f 1- ■ • only the Uniroyal Uiard of di­ or chalking And the trim? Reach for Calif«mra Trim Paint . . the ;Iprint toihet Sizes 8 ’6 1 6 OCr y » t < ti rectors could rever.ie the deci­ original exterior latex trim paint sion. r#g, 7 .9 8 7.27J The disclosure w as a .sliock to r« g . 5 .9 8 5a27 union and city officials, iil- Uiough the (KisHlbllity of a clos­ E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. SPORTSWEAR DEPT. ing liad been rumored in recent ereoTapeTowr weeks. (Company, union and city pfft- 723 MAIN ST. PHONE 649-4501 MANCHESTER dais were pcosimlstlc about the chances for the decision being Use I)ial-A-Lift Every Day— (i 13-2751— Every Hour— Di>y or Night Tm and mOTOR SPORTS RIORT / 946 MAIN 9TRBBT reversed. 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Vernon tonight at 6. They will meet at school facilities for mUget Section Ttm WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 the firehouse. football and basketball. U’EDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1969 The Board of Elducatlon will iRanrkrBlcr lEnrnino Pages 21 to 40 Interest Rate hold Its regular monthly meet­ Manchester Evening Herald ALUMINUM GUTTERS Atty. Frank McCoy Endorsed ing tomorrow night at 8 In the Bolton summer correspond­ High School Library. On th* ents, Doug Bevins, tei. MS-75t6, SO F T . Team Member U p % % On agenda are approval on award­ and Dave Norris, tel. 649-8037. ing the contract of the Wgh lA bor and Material Can’t Let Mom Democrats pace Contests? For Mayor by Republicans school baseball field drainage Complete Cleanup '4. work, action on two teacher re­ Remove Old Ontters Atty. Frank McCoy will lead Taxes Due Rug Sparks Blocked Read ‘Stranger’ those present at the caucus to signations, approval of bus Heavy Gauge White Aluminum the Republican ticket In the Completeljr Guaraoteed Mahoney Said Ready help "so I may lead this ticket Tax collector Mrs. Marilyn routes, and a progress report ATLANTA — Carpeting con- MOsb Maigold agrees Ifa aw- November elections. He was to a victory in November.” from the eAudy committee on taining strands of stainless steel Moonan reminds taxpayers that GILTO EXTERIORS fuL “ I cringed when I r a il it endorsed unanimously at the Mayor Grant then congratu­ High School Evaluation*. Also as part of the backing and pile 643-2178 tbreugh.” caucus held last night as candi­ lated the town for having a the tax interest rate Is three- the board will be asked to act doesn't build up static elec- To Seek Board Seat candidate of _ McCoy’s stature. quarters of one per cent per on a request from the town trlcity that can cause dangerous She’s on inteUigent ghi of 26 date for mayor. A surprise last-minute development for tonight’s Incumbent Mayor John E. Commenting that McCoy is In month. This Interest is charged recreation director to use hlgfli or unpleasant sparking. wUh a BA and BS. She could business. Grant said, "This will have posed as Penelope Ashe, meeting of the Manchester Democratic Town Commit­ Grant announced at a press on delinquent taxes from July. conference yesterday morning take many hours away from the ftcttnnnl aathor o l the book, tee indicates that liackers of State Rep. Francis J. Anyone who is paying taxes that he was bowing out of the his business and this is all the but tunted the part down when honey, with his permission, may place his name in picture tor physical and finan­ more to his credit and to the at this time will be charged one nomtnnUon for endorsement f o r ------and a half per cent interest; die discovered the kind of quote cial reasons. He seconded the credit of the town.” / the Board of Directors. Baskin of 38 Kennedy Rd. f«r motion for McCoy. Turning to his own term of three quarters of one per she was stq>posed to give to the press: e.g., "A writer’s got to The meeUng la at 8 In the endorsement. Baskin la a mem- McCoy has been a member office, Mayor Grant said, "I cent lor the months of July and ...today as always impale his guts cn the typ^ Munlclpal BuUdlng Hearing her of the Mancheater accom t- of the Board of Representatives made mistakes, but who of us Aumist. At the end of this month writer.” Ing firm of Baakin It BorgMa. for two two-year terhis. He is hasn’t.” He also referred to the a notice will be sent to the Mahoney, a former director Ebcpected to be endorasd for a member of the Recreation accomplishments of his term Motor Vehicle Department of Ncne at the Newsday people and former mayor, reatgned the Board of Education aro In- Commission, former attorney and said he would have them all delinquent taxpayers regard- thought the idaa woidd take Pinehurst famous for fine meats! fron\ the board on Dec. 21, cumbenU BeMon H. Schaffar, for the Fire District, a grradu- documented for use In the com- the amount still owed. oTf. ”We did It far kidm. It was prior to being awom ln aa a Dr. Walter M. Bchardt and ate of Yale and the University Ing campaign. ”I expect you to registration will not be Is- marvelouB therapeutic stuff for RICHES—FROZEN BXRDSEfVE ETNIHBN ■tale legislator. Ho waa tuc- Atty. Allah D. Thomas and of Connecticut. He has his own downgrade my mistakes and up- sued until these taxes are paid the guys working out their ero­ law practice in Vernon. grade my . accomplishments,” in full, Including interest, tic fantasies. When it did come cee- Reiwrta are that Mahoney ert Fonn. McCoy said he did so wlth.hu- -Frank McCoy T h e eight candidates-nominal- tii® Interest is applied first and I had a part in It. 'ITien I told miilty. He said four years ago, ed for the Board of Representa- many people still owe a 1 0 p k g s .8 9 c my father, and my brother waa not happy during the five Anderson Is a former town before he ran for the board, he Grant and his slate two years lives Include two Incumbentn, small amount In Uxes. Start- 19c 49c 39c thought It was great. They’ve months the State Assembly met. director. Mrs Jackston to ac- agreed not to tell my mother and that he would like to get t|y., Manchester and Hart- had ‘ no political aspirations. ago. Stuart Neff and David Mills. ‘"8^ t the Interest will go At Pinehurst | t McCoy commented he hoped He also said he hopes he can The others are Arthur Calla- “ P another notch and delinquent At Pinehurst „ At Pinehurst Pinehurst or let the book near the house. back on the Mancheater board, ,ord County DemocraUc ekibs. he and his fellow candidates continue the example of ac­ han, David Ingraham, James taxes will be subject to a total i My mother’s in legal estate He wna kept buay Ihoao five Is acting dean of faculty can wage fuS effective and de­ complishments of Grant’s ad­ McCarthy, Stanley Smyrski, interest rate of 2% per cent. business, rather a oonservative months, traveling between hla Manchester Community Ool- termined campaigh as did ministration and urged all of Milton Tedford and Morgan Anyone who has any questions .sent at woman, very puritan.” Han\llton Standard Job In Wind- Campbell. may call the tax collector’s of- Now M1s8 Margold is Hmy oor IxK-ks and his desk at the _ , . .. _____ State Capitol...... For selectmen, the Dsmo- The three Republicans now between 9:30 and 1 on Mon- Party writing a novel of her own. A rrata are expected to endorss on the board who did not choose *tay, Wednesday, Friday, or good bodt, she hopes, not like Reports are that the town incumbent Mrs. Terry IVula, to run are George Rlsley, Saturday. that mbWah. "But still not a committee s nominating com- newcomer Cheater Byclsg- Thomas Carruthers (RepubU- ^®*t week the tax collector’s Corned Beef book I can let my mother mlttee will present the names ,,,, „ member Of the Advtoory can Town Committee chair- ®tfice will be closed Aug. 26, 27, extra lean read,” she said. of three Incumbents ny Ptetrantonlo and wph 1.. Macalone and Joseph will seek reelectlon, with two ®amlval tomorrow at the home party fare at an economical price. To Storm Victims M ty. William KlUUenUd The Maori; plus Paul Phillips, srho newcomers, Maurice Miller and ^ David Dresselli on Tunxis newcomers are Frank SUimler, ran for the post and lost in SLACK William Heater. Trail. It will be held from 10 ATZiANTA, Ga. (AP) — The a former town director; James imo ______, COOKING INSTRUCTIONS Bayllss, a retired V. 8. Army ______Miller, ha« been active In the You will find them on each pkg. of corned beef. Presbyterian Church In the U.S. Republican party and Heater la £ will beimflt the Mus- U calling tor a special offering lieutenant eolunel; and Richard Wylie, an assistant professor of presently a member of the Re- dystrophy Fund, PLEASE CHEJCK YOUR SUPPLY OF MUSTARD AiND HOR8ESADIBH to aid families stricken by Hur­ Slave* Sold development Commission. leen Dance Facial Overlay To Follow Cut-And-Patch Operation education at the University of SALE „ „ . , ^ . There will be a teen dance ricane Camille, church officials t’onneetle.ut. BREX'SCENRIDGE, C o l a Callahan is m em ^ r of this Friday night from 8 to 11:30 Lean Corned Our Own Tendercure LEAN CORNED say. Two years ago, a post card was mailed to a barber shop on Later, the same length of highway will get a coniiilete overlay. Incumbent Town Oerk Ed­ (AP) AucHoneer Ourtoy the Board of Education; Smyr- at St. Maurice’s Church. Spon- Bon-hert strolled onto the pUt- CSiurch spokesmen disclosed “ West Bumpy Turnpike, Manchester, Conn.,’’ and it got to its This section is looking west from near. Hroad St. Some incoii- ward TumkInI will be endorsed aid is on the Zoning Board, and gored by the St Maurice GYP I m m m fonu and aokl a ‘toUveo” 6ar Tuesday that the Rev. R. Mat­ destination. Today, W. Middle Tpke. is getting a face lifting, for re-election, but a contest CORNED venience has lieen exi>erienced by motorist.s and area bu.sines.s- tl.»12. BEEF thew Lynn of Midland, Tex., may develop for n candidate A neat hip-huggin’, in a cut-and patch operation. The work, from Oxford St. to es, because of detours and limited vehicular traffic, but the No one vnatkod atK«y In one time served on the Board^ d of r M ancheste^"^^” otz nr"f"""’ II U-Ll. BEEF | U BRISKET R I O il L I moderator, has sent letters to Tower Rd., is being done by Monaco and Sons of Glastonbury. for town trensurer. low-riding look EYE ROUNDS operation sn will lie finished. (Herald photo by I’into) rhntna, though. Edueatlon but has not been wt ". some 4,000 churches asking tor The nominating committee Tt.«- ''f*laves'' wore meenbors that’s strictly for ROUNDS the special offering "as soon as active In poliUcs for 12 yearn. 'nf i reportedly will offer the name of Um) Brrckenrtdge ttre degiort- guys who take the Candidate for the Board of u *1 .3 9 possible.” of Mrs, Paul (Ruth) Tucker of BuUetln Board day’s meeting will be federal, of a Uracial municipality In mrnt. and they were "eold” - - straight-and-narrow Selectmen arc Percy Spicer and The churches represent more Meeting Called state and local law enforcement Plihlif H(‘c*ords 467 E. Center St., a housewife, fur a eni fill the city's party. BOnOM ROUNDS education of narcotics users; row at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall Tlmrod Rd., Aug. SO, crats, will nominate Jerome dlshen tn a tavern. needs ironing. dangerous drugs has been call­ money. Last week the Democrats and other selected dtate, region------HAVE Award to Elder ed for next Wednesday by Man- nominated Seymour Lavitt to at and local officials. Soandlu Lodge, Vo.-ni Order of Reg. to 9J)0 NEW YORK (AP) —The Stel- <^hester Mayor Nathan Agoe- head that ticket. Lavitt, too, - America, will attend a pot luck NOW has his own business locally — U — la Holt Memorial Fund of »300, chairman of the 26-mem- to honor the author of an out- Capitol Region CouncU of and has been actively Involved Nm f-w e w P r on m m p n e f -u i i 'n m i rn e - a t ^ome of Mr. and Mrs, J. B standing off-Broodway play, has Elected Officials (CRCEO). In town affairs, having lived In MIRACLE WHIP POMPEII, Italy — The 2,006- Carlson, 22 Penny PI,, Wethers- been given to Lonne Elder i n Th® meeting will be at 7:30 this area all of his lUe. SEEN year-old ruins of Pompeii face field. Members will meet at the tor ’’Oerembnies In Dark Old p m.. In the upstairs' ballroom a new threat unrelated to the Municipal Building at 6 p.m M en." of the Tobacco Valley Inn, Vesuvlan eruption that killed to receive dtreatlons. Alamix’ster Wonts Viet Deadline The Negro Etoaemble Co. pro- Windsor. one resident In 12. The threat ___ duced Elder’s play, his first It Is in- response to a Hart- _ __ __ ATLANTA, Oa. (AP) - The Is weeds, made so vlgonous by Emil Bottl of 264 Bush HUl p^e^lon^y produced work, ford City Council resolution of fartife' volcanic I^ir'mlTlhey Rd"‘Tas“^en“ i^ e T ^ luitlonal commander of the Kratt will pay you to try tUs delloloas new SAVINGS American Legion says the Unit­ Uie 8t. Marks Playhouse, it to take the lead in sponsoring crack in masonry. Weeds dam- insUtute at ed States should Impose a dead­ the Unlverefty of RUSSIAN DRESSING on sal* qt to die Pocket ITieater. a meeting of regional police of- age the ruins, and officials In Hartford. line on Us efforts to de-e»cabite Elder was bom in Georgia and ficers and other persons Involv- charge of Italy’s antlquiUes- do the Vietnam wax. PINEHURST A L O A A BRAND NEW has lived moat o< Ids Hfe in Nerw ed In the problem. not have the funds to pay men And, If the deadline is not 37c six*. .. . 29c 4 bottles $1.00 And New Jersey. Partldpartts In next Wednes- to remove them. U.S. Air Force Sgt. Richard met, William C. Doyle said he STORE R. Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Assotiati feels the veterans’ organtzaUon Get mall-ln coupon here Harry C. Gray of 100 Oak Grove he hoods will endorse full re­ IN THE St., has arrived for duty at Yo- sumption of U.S. mlUtory ef­ U.8. OHOICE kata AB, Japan, as a weather forts to "get It over with.” MANCHESTER observer, assigned to a unit of Men's Doyle made the comments the Air Weather Service. A 1066 CHUCK PATTIES 6 to1teU >. Tuesday In on airport news PARKADE graduate of Manchester High GLENNEY’S Shop conference. He was hero in con­ FRESH School, he served at Loring nection with the aimual Ameri­ HOME OF THE 3 AFB, Maine. 789 MAIN STREET can Legion convention which be­ gins Friday. BLOCK PRICED A T E Jonathan T. Hewey, son of 5 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin P. Hewey j STRIDE Rite ISLAND i of 337 W. Middle Tpke.. recelv SHOE With the I*. *1.14 SPECIAL. MESSAGE = ed a nuufter of fine arte degree • Juic*6 H m m M m V Jt, 1 Saturday from 4he University co#—i AND SWORDFISH Oboloe SiilolB PaS- To Parents = Oregon. Locked in ttea alw » v « n g « 6 SIMPLEX SHOE From 1 Evers’ Appeal Gains I FAYETTE, Mias. (AP) 3 Some $66,000 waa raised In May- If Top QiralHy, Fresh. Main Lobsters ore avoHabl* at the right price, OORBINB = or Charles Evers’ nationwide wr* will oshrertis* them in Thursday's Herald for Friday arrival . . . (XtRNBR! ENFIELD! p an>eal for funds to replenish S Fayette’s treasury. W. HARTFXmD MANCHESTER Heinz Kvers said Tuesday the town OBlNTTO! PARKADE! PORTABLE Smart Careful Buyers ' had received donations ranging FAMILY SIZE aZMSBURT! 4 AMBONIA! ' from $1 to several hundred dol- CASSETTE 29-OS. lara and the money would help SMART, CAREFUL BUYERS come from miles around to buy EGGS A14D ! put the city back on Its feel fi­ IWITH’AM RAD IO SQ 95 FULL-FEATURE AM/FM CHICKENS at Pinehuret .... nancially. REG. 49.95 CLOCK-RADIO CATSUP Evers, the only Negro mayor #14 IIS nO.39.9S They know you just cannot get fresher, finer quality ki these two.impor-. 9 Ail Solid State 9 Top performance, yet so inei- • Overilii 4 (neh tant foods.... > ,ir • Records Directly “ O ff th* Air" pensive speaker 95 AT PINEHURST 9 Includes earphones, batteries, • Compact 4 ^ 4 3 I M/|“ site G Walnut venter record level meter, remote con­ 9 Comes with battery, earphones wood cabinet Our chickens . . . chicken legs . . . chicken wingB.are from Penobscot, Maine trol mike and stand and case. G Snooif alarm #1 2 ^471 rushed to us . . . covered with ice, in refrigerated trucks every night. If You*re Determined That Your Children PINEHURST GRADE AA LARGE WHITE EGGS, which aie on sale this 12" DELUXE MiCRONfA 3 i 10 0 week come daily frmn Melvin Strickland’s nearby farm at 57c doz. W'ear Good Shoes W^hether They Like It Or COAX HOME- SPEAKER AUTO First Priie freshly sliced CoM Cuts bring many to Pinehurst. too. To Iheir fine Sokenls. Mother Not, ]Ve*ve Found A W'ay To Make Them Like to the first Goose LIverwurst. Tavern Loof and others, this week w* add BARBECUE LOAF and PORK REG. 9 99 TESTER really n o . 11.93 ROLL. Don't forget Hrst Prize mild shinless Franks. . . It! Children IV^ant Style, Parents W'ant Quality ■T49 Sculptress, # #40-1227 •SZIH'’, 0 9 5 DRESSING • Features horn formula cone With Charlie Me bock from Florida, and Walter from Main* tweeter JS t r i d e R ite AND Simplex in years • Wide frequency ranqe. 9 Chacks electrical cu.ruits in and Canoda.^our mecH department is almost bcKk to normal.. . Nurse, Housewife ... in the making horn# or automobile __ brsAwr 35-l3.500cps SHOE s. 9 New ceramic maqnet oives • Wit+f* test teadi, power cord To celebrote their return, w* wHI feature: C7" sharper, clearer reproductions and instructions SHOE Wj^at your liHla girli (or boytl will ba, and how $ucca$$ful, Center Sliced Chuck Steek ert 79c lb. dapand$ on how you plan now tor thair futura. Ctna way to First Cuts at 59c IS TH E ANSW ER make tura thay will hava the higher educatron that i$ bacom- Center Cuts Block Chock Pet Roast at 79c ing mora and mora atiential in thi$ Jott pacad world i$ to The fjm ous blend .-■7 opan a tavingt account at Manchettar Savings 6 Loan to­ Dubuque Lamb Legs, fresh from Iowa. 89c fc- TEA WITH ORANGES ASD SPICf Kofsky's is The Only Store In This Area To morrow, and maka saving a habit. Your savings start aarning Flentyof Lamb Chops and Center Cut Pork Chops Offer A Choice O f The Two Rnest Brand a whopping big 5V. the very day you daposit. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE USSRSeUs \GOP Lead 41 ' Battle Wins The Republican lead over Arms Metal the Democrats, in Manches­ Dead Girl’s Parents ter's amoided voting lists, is In Primary down to only 41. the lo w ^ To America GOP lead in the town's his­ In Virginia Bid to Delay Hearing tory. The Eiemocrata hare (Conttamed frouj Fmce One> (fMatlnui 8 (ra ^ P a ^ One) -— ------^ never led. ^RICHMOND. Va. (AP • — WU- The Republican lead was . . ^ ^ Bc«ne of an accident v i« s may be trying to undercut 11am C. Battle, backed by most order for the toque* to deter- judge James A. BotIg to Edgar' 88 only two weeks ago. the fledgling U.S. titanium in­ of the Democratic party leader­ to las words, if ^ ^ I's town District Com The amended voting Hsts, dustry. possibly to disrupt its ship. has iron the state's first death may have resulted from him to the mtaimum t ^ announced today by the reg­ nxnoff primary election to progress. the act or negHgence of a per- months to jail, suspended for istrar of voters office, result choose a nominee for governor. son or persooB other than the year. The incjna.'^; ^^11 take American companies can get from a townwide canvass of VictOT In the Tuesday runoff decea^ " place before the same Judge and Soviet tjeanniTTi foT Jl per changes in stodresses, plac­ over state Sen. Henry E. HoweU Axgutog to a Lxizeme County, court. ing voters back on the list pound, about 30 cents beio»- Jr. by 21.000 votes out of about Pa., court for an autopsy to be Dr. Donald R. Mills, pr.ces charged by U.S. produc­ who had been removed pre­ 430.000 cast. Battle immediately performed on the girl’s body, medical examiner, ruled illsB ers and about 20 cents below the viously. called on Howell's workers to Dinis said his purpose in the in­ Kopechne died o>f drowning. He Japanese price. Manchester's voter Usts make common cimsr against quest is to resoive doubts sur- said he did not conduct ao au- One materials expert figures now total 22.001 electors— the Republicans tn November. r o u n ^ the circtonstances of after reporttag the death that the Soviets have excesa ti­ 8.448 P-epubUcans, 8.407 The 4S-year-old winner is a tte death. A hearing Is ached- ^ Dtols’s reachtog tanium productior. capaciiv at Democrats and 5.148 unafffl- son of former Gov. John S. Bat­ Aug. 25 on his request for agreement none was needed. the moment and may be dump­ lated. tle. He was U.S. ambaaaador to exhumation of the body for a n ______ing the metal in this countrv ax Ji______Australia under the late Presl- autopsy. Mias Kopechne was a k w . buried in Plymouth, Pa. CORNED BEEF „ 95 denl John F, Kennedy. DAC Donations BONELESS An industry source suggested Hebron 'The Democratic party nomi­ Assistant district Edtomeys MAinUBT0UUHI.suSLKD the RusBians are out to ooUect nee is the nephew of Manches­ who have conducted inquests in Reach S2,650 CHUCK FILLET ^ ••iictim PORK CHOPS A tn cio n a>me American dtriiars while ter's Florence Battle Robertson (hstrict courts to Massachusetts The Manchester Drug Advi­ Welch’s shedding iheir excess titanium Republicans of 944 E Middle Tpke. Mrs. point out majc«' d iffo ^ c e s be­ sory Committee (DACf has re­ stocks. FRESH-CUT R<*«rt8on, originally from Vir­ tween inquests axil trials. ceived 82,660 to contTibutlons y o u r Choice A big surge in U.S. demand ginia herself, came to Connecti­ There is no-- accused------at------an in from local firms and todi- for htanium—favored because Name Slate cut in the I930's as elementary quest and no prosecution and viduaJs, according to W.J. God- BREASTS With ot its high strength-to-weight ra­ school supervisor for the State defense as aich. £rgy Gourley, DAC chalxman. tio—is forecaM over the next The Republican Party Mon- Department of Education a They point out that the atmos- xhe 15-month-oId committee WING or LEGS few years. day evening endorsed the entire post she maintained for 20 phere .at ao inquest is leas rigid ^as organized to deal with the with BACK WELCHADE Dr. John S Foster Jr. the slate of candidates as recom- years. Former governor John than at a trial. Evtoence, jH-e- increasing problem ‘ of drug Chicken Quarters mended b >the Republican Town 8. Battle is Mrs. Robertson’s Pentagon's chief scientist, re­ sented solely by the distriot at­ abuse to Manchester. Members Committee brother i OSCASNAraSUOD „ cently estimated that the United torney. is known to wander oc­ are from adl walks of life, to- NNOGnDATlDMDGr OW DAVlD MDOn SALAMI 01 States will be usir.g 100 million The party-endorsed can- In the runoff for the Demo- casionally toto types of testimo­ chxitog pohoe officials, physi­ BOLOGNA dldates who wUl be running for cratic nomlnaUon for attorney Murray Ponders Tmcn Clerk Race ny that the defense would suc­ 79‘ BOLOGNA pounds by the early I9T0«. more cians, attorneys, pharmacists, ■various offices In the Novem- general. Andrew P Miller of cessfully object to at a trial. OSCAINATII DAmnSCANOUATUH than (triple this year's ntanium William M. Murray. 30, rigtx, 'Jie 80 committee members said today ti«t he will decide and other interested persons. WIM J ^ cotiiumptkKi b y 4tlj Municipal election are: Abingdon swept the state with tmnnt ^ studies 'Jie "donser.t of Candi- present. All of the 9 votes ■were overnight, will need 423 authen- Said one assistant district at- Recently, Brotherood-In-Ac- WIENERS ^ . 85° N EA T BALLS NKABiHUl con The U.S gov-emment already Encumbents P. John Perham. 63 per cent of the vote over Guv date" - contract handed him by members of the Manches- tic signatures. tomey. “ The judge may inter- Uon IBIA), a combination of toe SWOT'S PUMniMaiCD GIAID UNION YIAL PARNAUANA OR has taken tome action to help First selectman: Mrs. Gladys O. Farley Jr. of Fairfax. rupt and say. ‘That's too far two local^ Masonic groups the 4 0. | ; y c Fred Peck. Manchester Repub- R'Toung RepubHcansi If the petitions are filed axid pkg. U.S producers, officiids say. Ir clerk; Mrs Nearly complete returns from afield,' but it's not the fine con- Knights of Columbus and B'nai DRIED BEEF 69' SALISBURY STEAK Laft year the tariff commis­ Marton O. Foote, treasurer and the state's 2.031 precincts gave: ^ f o a n ^ t r a r of v«ers. Mur- ^ ^ troi you have to a trial where B rito, adopted as their “ Pro- sion issued a formal ruling U^t agent of the town deposit fund: For governor—Battle 225 390 FRANK? “?rar >xxi have prosecutiOTi and de- ject 69“ the ftoanciaj backing of I l \ n n A d >uK>r 85° the Soviets were gui'ty of Mrs. Geraldine S. Grant, tax Howell 204.228, with eight nre^ caJi’dldate'^to^. ^ d be^ the DAC. The fimds they hope to SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 - 79' I CUUD "dump-ng" titanium on the U S. collector, and Kenneth ESlls, clncu out. " p e prosecutor has no part raise will help to eistabUsh a WITH COUPON BELOW AND market and said a dumpng Board of Finance. For attorney general—Miller f ^ p ! S ^ machines as Republican candi- name would be placed auto- m the de^rmmation. At the con- icmd of drug information cen- VEAL STEAKS : ° Also, encumbenU Wilbur 256.453. Farley 149.699, with II 99 iULIBUT STEAKS > 99' PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE charge would be added to the „ t. * ■ ‘-""T. clerk, Murray and m^tically ,on the voting ma­ clusam. be d c ^ not get up and t^r. where anyone having a Board of Tax Review; precincts out. Monday night, toe Republican his backers must got the eig- IKCIPT iTIMS IfOUlATIO AT IAW| coat of the Soviet metaJ Pre­ chines. _ , . problem or who is being af- SAVE UP TO to*.. ON URGE Frrferick J. Wythe. Planning The third member of the To>^ Committee voted not to natures of 5 per cent of the sumably any U.S. company buy­ Town election officials said ■WHf Rt m d Zoning O oi^ lssion ; James three-man Ucket the DemocraU endorw anyone to run agatost ter YR .Young Republicansi li‘"I ONI I 0U»'0N Cl# jJUSIQMIk I(;il||.-- ing from the Sovieu mav have today that Murray's petition toe j ^ e files a written report The third annual BIA ^ will AVAH ABlt to absorb the dumping d»rge. U Derby Jr . Zoning Board of will field In November. Is state detailing his f t o ( ^ , step by held Nov. 8 to the State 'Paxiis C ld m JM M M . A .ppe^ and constables, Don- Sen J Sargearu Revi&lds of T ^ e ^ '' M ™ ° t ? d ^ ^ today, diere are under a partvparty label andarvd not con- which could diacourage import­ from^ Rtpublicans on testing a party nominee. »v>uld 330 Mato St tn tl^ ■err COOUDIOTTOMKODim ing the metal. ■J Burt. Richmond, an execuUve in the The determination might be of —i- ' j, . r“ ^ e T ^ o t .^ ^ f r f ^ onT o i be a first to the town's historv. suicide o>r of accidratal death or in~huiimr A d ol^ Simone and DonaM giant aluminum company con- received votes from only 9 of circulates toe peUUons. and he 'Herald photo bv Buceivicius') mchjding Sen. Ribicoff, Sen FLANKENRIBS 75° CORNED BEEF o( homicide or of some leaser • trolled by his family. He Is the Dodd, and Rep, Daxklario have cnrannrtni n m o ^ i u n ^ u o NEKHADE guJ finding such aa negligence. WITH THIS coueoN ANb aulCHAsi Mancheter Area Also running are Robert Dix- party candidate for lieutenant attended. o» It 00 oe Moet on for the Board of Seiectitien; governor The report may be used as the CHICKEN WINGS „ , 39° Dancers Score baas fc^ bringing a caae to the The monev' recently received Mrs. Elaine Reynolds scored an easy vlc- came from several local busi- Vernon Youth North Viets Press grand jury, or it nmy be ig- TENDERLEAF PUREK ^ S I ^ -July 15 pri- DEL MONTE VAC PACK B<*vcatlon; Ro%- mary In a field of four On Long Island nored. That' decision is u^ to the ^ individuals, and the Arrested On prosecutor. money has been used to support Wlrth for the Planning and Zon- Ctov. MlIU E. Godwin Jr., who Three Manchester Irish step DAC programs. LIQUID BLEACH SWEET CORN ^ Commission and Everett cannot succeed himself, strong- “ The district attorney is not Liquor Count South of Da Nang dancers won medals at a feis bound by anythtog the judge Donorr are the Aldon Spin­ ning Mills Corp,: Clase Bros.; '/) g a I )2 ox Zoning Boart ^ AppeaU in the runoff. He aent b e « wlah- held Sunday at the second an- finds.'' said a former asaiatant Joseph Bielecki Jr., 19, of (Continued trofn Page One) district attorney. “ If toe Judge Cheney Bros., Inc.; Colonial |ug Headquarters said enemy losses Island feis at the Sroli leiii'Fiiie Bars or 977 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, was ^ Miller and says, ‘I find this death was acci­ Board Clo.: Dean Machine Pro­ O u J t ^ f^ h a rd Provost, a promised his support to keep slow because of sporadic fight arrested by Vernon Police thto were unknown. Lake Grove (N Y .' School. dental.' the district attorney to ducts. Inc.; First Hartford m e m b e r^ toe faculty of Hart', unbroken toe DemocraUc line of toig. minxtsROQDtroRT morning on a warrant taeued by South Vietnamese headquar- Kevin Marceau, soei of Mr. his own mind may have doubts Realty Corp ; Kiwanls Club; 8°. C Q c Circuit Court 12 charging him succeaalon in both offlcea In toe Hartford. Is attending toe mas- past century, It was one of toree helicopters ters reported 29 civilians wound- and______.Mrs._____ WilUam______Marceau__ axid of decide. 'I'm going to call a Manchester Sand and Gravel SALAD DRESSING bll. with detlvery of liquor to a M m W R i f i r 3 i-.'. ’ I ' ” ter class given by toe renown- r u ,, .. !*ot down Tuesday and UxMy. when two hiMMbuses .-or,ran over . xrarv nr o e ra «i jttoj'and present this case Co : Manchester Structural DEI MONTE Clt STTU minor. land mines in the Mekong Delta ^ ^ anyway.' Steel. Inc.; Matthew M. Mori- c „r$ioo ed gultartst Julian Bream at toe can S ' 'T ' f raising to 2.923 the number of CORN ^0 taut ^ TWIN ICE POPS Bielecki allegedly delivered Stratford. Ontario. Festival. ^ *" -''“' ’em south of Saigon. medal for solo reel. He is a ' Alternately, if the judge says arty; Regal's Men's Shop. Inc.: j v . " 85° liquor to another youth who American helicopters reported Provvist. who teaches both at ‘n U.S.----- headquarters kVrS^ 4»A9.ealso 0«UUsaid ------“tudent- of toe Duffy I>ancing “ ^ Ofrinkm it was a homicide, Rogers Corp.; William H. Sleith KABUniOUB was later involved in a fight W>* in toe Vietnam war One o^u— 1 the district attorney still is not and Watkins Bros., Inc, 7 0. $|00 toe Julius Hartt School of Music f » campaigns nine Americans were killed and School. Stewed Tomatoes 4 »n.'89^ WHITE TUNA Hmn 3 uacs pear in Rockville Circuit Court maxTled two Indtaxia staters * majority of toe vote about two miles apart and 20 12 SetJt- 18. both became fathers again , '»mlnatlon. miles southwest of Da Naig. Ljird Per Ho^ Down cither area police activity: Tuesday. H was- applied to a stotewlde sw f n viNf GRAND UNION FUDGE BARS »' Righting also broke out anew CHICAGO—U.S. lard produc- C O V E .V rB T Confutaiar? .Not to toe Me- iSreaday. below toe center portion of toe Alfred Collello 31, of Moosup ti«in for toe 1968-69 marketing Glnitta families. Battle also was toe top vote- demilitarized zone northwest of was charged with Improper The McGinnis boys. Roy. 3i. to toe July primary but .vear : sexpei ted to approximate Honeydews I e« I a • the U S Marine outpost called 'I Gontoloupes 3:1"* toe 2.1 billion pounds of 1967-68. paaatng at an intersecUon and and Fred, 90. are marrledlto' the 'Called to win a matjority In toe the Rpokplle Tuxi Marines were WITH THIS COUPON William Nunes. 17. of {East Hog slaughter is running higher Marlowe sisters. Terry, 2*. aid three-man field. Lt. Gov. Fred. killed and eight nxiunded in a LuSaODSUUAID ANO PUtCHASt OP tsoo ot MOWN, Hartford with failure to carry this year than last, but lard per Charlene. 26 They nve next Pollard ran third. brief flrefight this morning. t’««latx^t>on Both are scheduled door to each other to Deer ------hog IS do»-n. NECTARINES raCiUMBERS 3,0, 29° to appear In Manchester Chrcult Lodge The men have toe same — ------t u i a v t m u ^ TIOnCAlO Court 12 Sept 13 ■jobs at night Each famUy i has a son aid a daughter. 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Democra,ta berland Farm SStore Vernon registering, six Republicans ______■ mmwwm A&P Sells Only Tolland County CRPA Backs Apartments and six unaffiliated voters. Manchester Evetilng Herald V SH ORT CUT Teen-ager Gets Selectmen's Meeting Tolland correspondent Bette Advance registration now through St. Onge Named Selectmen______Charles______Luce_ „„and ()aatrale, tel. 878-2840. August 28 hy appointment only. Indefinite Term At VernomTollandLine Formal registration September 3 OVEN-REAMY From the First T o P - i r i s i l '^l^rtMorgansonlastnlghtask- The C;:apitot Reg;lan Planning quire water and sewera. CRPA a S4.CI u g e e IT U O e i edtownspat^-to .exercise extra through 9. Classes begin Wednes­ ■^1 Rcfomialory Agency has no objecUons to a” M um es Tolland unru"wouW*l^ ^cond DtsAr.ctDistr.ct Congreisman caution oft"oti their way to thce yeace by assault, " ’‘ "tomodiite Uie apartments. "The excellent Industrial po- ^ Germaine B. Bouchard. 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PAGE TWENTY-SIX « ' / • MANTHESTC ^EV T^^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, .AUGUST '20, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN V’EDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1969 PAGE TWENTY^EVEN Camille Debris: it "was not known if the own­ pnsTo search, and development results ers left the doors open or if weather and the fact that many Lowery m , USN, son of Mr. Foster Fears are ' proportionate to research Coventry You Wonder.. PINTO, People Interested it was a break. The machines Research Cuts Police Fear Black Renegades people are still on vacation. and Mrs. Charles D. Lowery Jewelry Theft are located at Paul Dodge Pon­ and development effort, that re­ In Narcotics Treatment Or­ There were 221 ballots cast at Jr., Forest Rd., was presented tiac, Brown’s Tire -Shop, and search and development shapes BILOXI, Miss. (AP) _ You ganization Inc., is now open Will Weaken the Republican caucus, and 133 with a special honorman cer­ Set at S6.000 Plen’s Service StoUon, all on Defense Lead the weapems of the future, and wonder as you trudge through Monday through Wednesday Mark Leaders for Slaying at the Democrats’. For the Re­ Main St. north of the center. WASHINGTON (AP) _ The that It could be an unprecedent­ Republicans and Democrats tificate 'during ceremonies at the shambles of Hurricane Ca- evenings, 6 ;30 to 10, in the administratitm wants to expand publicans, It was a particularly Over *6,000 worth of jewelry. mllle . . . ,1 Pentagon’s .chief scientist said ed disaster if this country were (CLEVELAND. Ohio (AP) — recruit graduation, U.S. Naval bottom floOT of the Williams the effort by about 7 per cent, leade^ of the two groups and good crowd, since there art! sel­ Including a *2,000 diamond ring, A 2'i!-by-4-foot window was today that unless (Congress to be surpassed technologically Training Center, Great Lakes. You wonder how the big con­ Building of St. M a ^ ’s Epis­ he Mid. Cleveland police say they be­ those sympatheUc to the groups dom more than 100 in atten­ changes its mood tovv/ard cuts in by the defense efforts of the So­ ni. was taken in Friday’s apart­ crete arch over Highway 90 in copal Church on Park St. broken at the administration Foster said the United States lieve renegade Black National­ Baxter Hill, 34, director of Pick Slates for November dance. / building of the elderly housing research the United States could viet Union,” Foster said. Presented the certificate by ment robbery at the Fountain front of the Buena Vista Ifotel An ex-addict, a parent of a must remain the leader in re­ Pride, a federally funded sum­ hll/tOnee vv The caucuses were boQi held complex on Bluefield Dr. Tues­ lose its technological superiority ists have marked several lead­ Republicans and Democrats Rear Admiral H. A. Renken, he withstood the storm’s l9o mile drug user, and a professional search to guard against "disas­ mer youth employment and type caucus, and following two Democratic candidates for at the C i^ . Nathan Hale Village complex. _^an hour winds. But It’s there, day night. PoUce said that no over the Soviet Union. ers of the city’s black communi­ endorsed slates for the Novem­ was chosen honorman of his counselor are on hand to talk trous surprises” in weapons de­ community betterment pro­ ber elections last night, with nomination of the slate of four school board, and Paul Board- School, and in the same corri­ Basing their figures on tiie that slender curve of concrete! entry was made. "We are about to lose our Woman Charges Bias ty for assassination. recommended by the town com- company on the basis of his to anyone on an anonymous veloped in secret by the Soviet gram, was shot at after his car only one upset in each party at man and Arthur Forst Jr. won dor as well, or sd least In robbery victim’s will, police while multistory buildings have lead,” Dr. John S. Foster Jr.’; ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)—A suit mittee, all other contenders by acclamation. high initiative, outstanding lead­ basis. The phone number is declared. Union. He acknowledged that Police developed the theory was forced to the curb on the well attended caucuses. rooms off the same corridor. said the total value of the vanished. Two door closers were report­ charging Southern Bell Tele­ Southeast Side Aug. 11. were nominated from the floor. ership ability and the fine ex­ jewelry was *6,225. Among the 643-2300. "We are losing our historic the Pentagon must share a lot T^jesday after discovering the For the first Town Council to Both Messier and Boardmen An occasional Democrat wan­ You wonder about those auto­ ed mi.ssing from an apartment phone Co. with discriminating These included Pesce. John dered into the Republican cau­ ample he set for his shipmates. items taken were a diamond SI periority in defense research of the blame for the loss of con­ body of Roger Harson, a 20- Hill s No. 2 man, Leander be chosen In November, Demo­ are incumbent school bocud mobiles in the Buena Vista complex under construction on Against women employes in sal­ Dacek, Lionel Jean, Robert cus and was directed down the wrist watch \alued at *1,000; and development because the fidence of the public and Om- year-old lieutenant in the Black “Kim” Jackson, was shot to cratic candidates are Albert members, and with only three parking lot. looking for aU the Thomp.son Pul. yesterday. The aries has been filed In U.S. Dis- Walsh and Roland LaStage. La- hall, but otherwise it wasn’t too a natural star sapphire worth closers are valued at $76. Soviet Union has been increas­ gress in the way it has devel­ Nationalist Mau Mau sect. death Aug. 9. Jackson was Bradley, Harold Crane, Charles total seats available on that world like they had been flat­ trict Court. Stage’s name was withdrawn, confusing, this first round in To Force Priniarx’ ill .000; a white gold ring set ing its research and develop­ oped and produced military It was the fourth shooting answering a trouble call on Nyack and First Selectman Mi­ board, the top three vote-getters tened with a skillet and swept Police Log weapons in the past. Linda H. Blanton of Shelby, however, since he did not attend what promises to be a lively with twv) diamonds worth *1,- ment in defense, atomic energy within two weeks involving lead­ Hough Avenue, police said. of the four candidates will be WATERBURT, (^nn. (AP) — into a pile. A car radio valued at *60 was N.C., brought the suit Tuesday chael Pesce. Republicans are the caucus. and hiteresting election cam­ and space while the total Ameri­ He spoke of members of (Con­ ers Of black organizations. the winners In NovembM-. 000; and a platinum wedding .‘•tolen yesterday from a car on behalf of herself and all oth­ The No. 3 man in Pride, Al­ Jesse Brainard, Wesley Lewis, paign. Alderman Mark Scott plans to You wonder how a Confeder­ ARRESTS owned by Elmer J. Whltford of can effort in those areas has gress "who have grown Bred of Three incidents were aimed at In,, the Democratic balloting, Of the total of eight Town ring set with five full-cut dia­ er nonsupervisory women em­ bert “Breeze” Porest, 39, was Hugo Thomas and Bruce Wil­ force a primary for the Repub­ monds valued. at *750. ate flag got stuck in the top of a David W. Walsh, 18^^ of 3 Pres­ 5 Oak St., Rockviue. The car been roughly constant. lecturing us and urging re­ Pride, Inc. Police said they be­ shot In the leg Friday when he son. the results were as follows: Council candidates on: the bal­ If there are any diagruntled palm tree along U.S. 90 when forms. ployes of the company. The Bradley, 89 votes; Pesce, 74; would-be oandidatea in either lican mayoral nomination. The \1ctlm Is Mrs. Agnes V. ton Dr., charged witfi failure to wa.s parked behind the W: T. "And now. the critical atti­ lieve black renegades are op­ was InvesUgaUng a house of The respective town commit­ lot In November, the top sev­ even the palm bent earthward Communications Workers of Nyack. 62; Crane, 49; PhilUps, en will be elected party, they still have the op­ Scott was defeated by incum­ Green of 173A Downey Dr. Po­ obey a stop sign. Court ■ date Grant store at the Parkade. tude toward the Defense De­ "If we won’t straighten out posed to Pride, Operation Black prostitution. tees had recommended slates in the howling winds. America, AFLCIO, joined in 47; Jean, 36; Walsh, 33 and portunity to primary, although lice said they are looking for Sept. 8. partment may result in an ac­ our way," Foster said, "they the suit as coplaintlfls. Unity and Negroes sympathetic at meetings earlier this month, There were no contests In bent' Mayor George P. Harla- You wonder with fear what will straighten us out their way Laicek, 29. either party for the remaining there is no clear-cut evidence a young man who conducted a tual reductlcai of the American TTie suit asks the court to halt to their causes. and in the case of the Demo­ mon In the Republican Tou'n the next step holds as you walk Ships Seek Verity —through cuts in research and Harson was shot twice in the Republicans voted as follows; available posts. Republican yet that anytme will. If there is suivey of the apartment com­ Francis Mulvey, 18, of 19A efiort,” Southerii Bell from such dis­ Coeds Readmitted crats, Pesce replaces Dr. Alvah Committee’s nominating conven­ down Biloxi’s dark streets. Tele­ development and procurement head with a .45-caliber pistol, Thomas, 170 votes; Wilson, 133; will run Fred White and Jesse a primary, it will be known by plex. reportedly for a radio sta­ Knox St., charged with making MIA-MI (APi — Coast Guard crimination and to award back Phillips as one of the four candi­ tion last week. The vote was phone wires lacing them gleam Foster, director of defense re­ money.” police said. MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. (AP) Brainard, 130; Lewis, 125; Williams for the Board of Tax early September’, since Sept. 3 tion, laM^’Wedhesday iih'd Thtria- unnecessary noise with a motor officials have asked ships in the pay based on nondlscrimlnatory dates. Republicans hold a direct 40-9. day. in the glow of a flashlight, the search and engineering for the “Since all of us in defense Ya Ya Pulton, leader of the — (Georgia Military College Is Coughlin, 124; Gene Boylngton, Review and the Democratic Is the filing date for both par­ vehicle. Court date Sept, 8. Atlantic riorth of Puerto Rico to salaries. primary-type caucus where the Scott would need petition sig­ insulation ripped from the cop­ Pentagon, offered a major as- management have been judged Cleveland Mau Mau group, told going coed—again. 64; Zaccariah Leone, 39; counterparts are Peter Van ties. If a primary is heU, the Friday, the same man, police keep_an eye ouL for Bill Verity, se.s3ment of the scientific out­ voting is done directly by paper George Savoie, 22, and Matthew Din'e and Mrs. Arthur Blondln. dates are Sept. 21 for the Re­ natures of 6 per cent of Water- say. returned to the apartments per,ln.s1des by Camille's force. Joseph Melanson, 2S, of Hart­ guilty, there is nothing that will police that his organization sup­ The Board of Trustees has an­ the 43-year-old lone sailor from look from the Pentagon’s stand­ ballot, and all 10 contenders Sataro, 10. Democrat David Roach and publicans and Sept. 23 for the bury’s registered Republicans to when no one w o -h home and ap­ You wonder how the carpeting ford, charged with non-support. help now except to make sure Walls 16 Inches Thick ported Pride because it was nounced that beginning with the Fort Lauderdale. point in a. speech before the names for Town (Jouncil ap­ Republicans had four names Republican Grant Toothaker Sr. Democrats. qualify for a Sept. 23 primary. parently took the jewelry. An­ from a hokel’s lobby got on tree Court date Sept. 8. that all persons understand that SAN DIEGO, (Jallf. —Test trying to get prostitutes off the Verity has not been aighted Armed Forces Management As­ fall quarter, which opens Sept, peared on the ballot with no on their ballot for the two avail­ are the Zoning Board of Ap­ For a candidate to primary, His announcement Tuesday other apartment was broken In­ limbs, dangling as if it were a the situation is critical and chanibers capable of duplicat­ streets and Operation Black Un­ 1, the institution will return to defeated flag. since receiving replacement sociation Conference. make clear that we are making designation as to whether or not able candidacies for the Board peals candidates. Both are in­ he must gather signatures on said he was challenging Harln- to anil a tj^pewriter and some John E. Morton Sr., 51, of rudder and tiller from the Coast ing pressures found many ity because it was trying to get its coed policy of some 35 years You wonder what passes Foster said he U highly con­ the changes which must take the candidate had received town of Education. The town commit­ cumbents. a ' petition which is then filed mon “to rid the city of a weak jewelrj’ were reported missing 2 Rt. 30, Vernon, charged with Guard last weekend. He is at­ thousands of feet under the sea Negro ownership for four Mc­ ago. comm'ttee endorsement. through the mind of rifle-armed cerned that some members of place.” tee-endorsed candidates, Rich­ Zoning Board of Appeals al­ with the town clerk. The num­ mayor and to provide true Re­ there also. fraudulent Issue of a check. tempting to sail from Ireland to are being used to evaluate Donald’s restaurants in black Girl students at the military But Richard Coughlin, one of National Guardsmen as your Congress who have been criti­ Foster said he hopes “our ard Messier and Arthur Tour- ternates will be Democrats ber of signatures must be equal publican direction to the city.” This morning police said they Court date Sept. 8. Florida in a 20-foot boat and models for deep submergence areas. junior college and preparatory the four Republicans who had footsteps tap the sidewalks. cizing defense cost overruns and critics” will ponder the implica­ nas, were the winners with 180 Charles Raisch and Raymond to five per cent of the names Harlamon Is seeking his first were InvesUgntlng two leethr vowed to ride out the storm If research and rescue vessels. Detectives investigating the school will be part of the 91st received this endorsement, was With martial law Imposed, waste In weapons procurement tions of potential technological and 108 votes respectively. Kalber, and Republican Ramon on the last completed caucus full term In office. He became they had on the case. ACCIDENTS hit by the force of Hurricane want to cut the American de­ One such chamber uses 750 tons shooting of Harson said they Battalion, officials said. Howev­ beaten by Lewis on the basis Bruce Walker got 82 votes and Menzel. list. mayor In 1968 when Frederick they’ve been told to be hard- Debbie. inferiority in the future. of steel and has walls 16 inches learned of a plot by a band of nosed. A two-car accident occured fense . research program. The ’’They must realize that re­ er, they will not be required to on one vote only. Robert Danehy, 67. Both parties hod fedrly good Seanuui Cited Palomba resigned from the post Thene aix- 14 stato parks In thick. ' Black Nationalists to eliminate drill or wear uniforms. You wonder what was the yesterday afternoon In a park­ Democrats hold a convention- There was no contest for the attendance, considering the Seaman Appren. Charles D. for health reasons. Maine. fright of those in a Biloxi hotel ing lot on W. Middle “Itike. west when the flood waters Inched to­ of Broad St. The drivers were ward the first floor celling. Thomas G. Cantone 37, of 209 You wonder if you ever Gardner St., and Leo J . Gouln, thought that a drink of water 72, of 24 Unnmore Dr. The would be a luxury. But there Gouln car was towed. F ir s t are many today to whom it F ir s t would be just that. A written warning for unsafe You wonder about those tiny movement from a stopped po­ N ation : communities .snuggled Inland, sition was issued to Paul J. N a tio n a l back from the big beach that Frankcnberg Jr., 49, of 33 Brent . S t o r e s . . . ni mssv FinnsT! Rd., after he was involved in msH in on looi snumes took the battering, and the pos­ S tores sibility of many dead who won’t a two-car accident yesterday at be known dead for days. Charter Oak St. and 8. Main Enast And you wonder if anyone St. The other driver was Steven lived through it. D. Costello, 20, of Windsor Locks.

Allen Resigns Daryl D. Decker, 19, of 8i Edison Rd. was Issued a writ­ As CAC Member ten warning for defective equip­ 0 '5(H0LE u n p e e l ^ HPRICOTS ment, after his sports car rolled The 21-member Citizens Ad­ 457 feet Into a fence from Its apricots visory Committee (CAC) has its parked position on Brookfield •n heavy lyrop FINAST WHOLE UNPEELED LAUNDRY DETERGENT FINAST CREAAAY SMOOTH SOLID WHITE TUNA seventh reslgnaiUon. It is from St. yesterday evening. Decker M arital iMtr>-Shotf(un Styhp Willard C, Allen, a Republican, told police that he left the car whose term was to expire No­ In second gear because some­ Thougli Uit* gulf foii.st art'll of MiH.si.saip|)i 1h under vember 1970. times his emergency brake jiurtiul martial law dut* to the dainagi' cau.seti by TTie six who resigned pre- would not hold. .The car sus­ hurriiaiii' (’amillt' and |k»H«il)le Uxiting. Ix*t* flar- vlou.sly are the Rev. Kenneth tained only minor damage. 10c DEAL L. Gustafson, Phillip Harrison, grovi* take no cliant’t'H. Up standH guard over the Thomas E. Rollaaon, Walter R, 29 oz PACK t C 7 oz Two cars collided yesterday ruiiiH of liin gas xtation in (lulfiM>rt with Iuh own A Slnon, York G. Strangfeld and cans f. Mrs. Estella J. Simpson. at 4:30 p.m, at Center St. and cans ■110 ahotgun. (AP Photofax) Cxx)per St. The drivers were .0«|IS ALITO'*^** . . . i All of the resignations fol­ lowed letters to all 21 CAC Mary A. Gulmond of South N e w C rop! members from CAC chairman Windsor and Joseph Amalo III Thrrr will hr a choh’r of loboter of Hartford. Eugene R. Montany, Inquiring nr iitriik - - whether they would have time MnnhrrH mnlnilisl lo tell to become involved in the town’s A written warning for unsafe To Have Liiaii Mm Walter Ku|M'lmnoe, ikx'IaI two-year C-DAP (Community backing was Issued to Robert \ FINAST — White or Assorted Colors * A l Tile Miuarfiejiler JnyiN*<*n an U study. yesterday, after he reportedly Hatunliiy iil A m at (hr Ixrtn** hrlnjr n eiilnd or n deexert, two TTie CAC, soon to be expanded backed from his Main St. park­ of Mr Mrs. l(i^H*rt lloin lawn dmlm. mlverwnre and twi7 ing stall into a passing car driv­ SWIFT'S HOSTESS to 50 members, will be divided V Just COO-OL iHtnller. Muyrii Avr , RlUnffton TV' (mye into seven task forces, to study en by (Jharles H. Norris Sr., 72, C A N N E D H A M C-DAP’s 12 functions. of 81 Elsie Dr. JU IOBO TOUIELS Allen, in his letter of resig­ 4-1 nation, said, "I don’t feel that OOMPLAINTB H N A S T s p a g h e t t i o r E L B O W 1 have any talents to contrib­ A maid at the Connecticut Motor Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., RIB ROnSTS ute to the committee in its new Involvement with the Commun­ reported to police yesterday that her wallet containing |40 t G ity Development Action Plan OVEN READY : SHOP AT HOME I and the seven phases of study plus all her Identification papers that it entails.” was taken from her pocketbook ^ nininnoni IHICKEH PRRTS Mrs. Simpson re.slgned be­ while she was at work yester­ 1st Four Ribs • FOR YOUR CARPET • cause of poor heiUth. The other day. She told police she was in k JBI £[NAST ■— A ll Flavors five resigned bcciuise of the cleaning rooms, and her pock­ BREASTS pres«ure.s of {>en«>nai business. etbook was on her cleaning THIGHS • lARWICK — MGILOW or MOHAWK • cart.. 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'/ I' PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERATD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1969 PAGE raiR'pr-ONE ■ \ . V Book Review Books Added By Hie Associated Press T o Library •I f ^ Id MARTIN LUTHER ' KINO, sweet remembrance. But U is FloUon JR. By Don McKee. Putnam. more entertaining than impor­ This is one Any or oil Condon — M ile high \ $3.9S. tant. Garbo — The morvoment ' McKee’s biography of the civ­ Miles A. Smith coupons may be Oelleir — Joop’s dance il rights leader Is a straightfor­ more w ay you redeemed with Ktmlczak — The Sempinskl af­ ward account of King's career. ’TWO DREISER8. By Ellen SVIEA’I fair It details the many confronta­ Moers. Viking. $10. save with Letavud — The moonahlne war tions with which he was asso­ The tenacity of Theodore o single Macleod — City o< light ciated, beginning with the Mont­ Dreiser’s grip on the imagina­ Mercer — The minister gomery bus strike. A fter that tions of anatomists of fiction mini-pricing^! ’5.00 purchose. North — TTie wolfing there were the lunch counter dowm to our own time is both a Price — New moon rLsing sit-ins, the Freedom Riders case puzzle and a revelation. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (X)NN., W'EDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1969 \ ^ BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE _THIRTY-THREE (co(/sM.,fVMeez£. S4s^.. o m s f iH O O r <2A»SEFUU, AAASOe, OK the ALABM Answer to Freifioui fexil# CHIEf; I'M \WltUN® TO b e l l will r im s FOfZ TBAIN 'ttXJB AAEN IN THe THE gUNwao S p O A P ^ W e a lth E HOgPLE CWAAE.PBEVENTION 7 M M erw cx?/ HAK.-KAF— PLL BUT AAAYBE TtXKZ EVEN BEPUCG W f e e - Afong WIFE VLOOLP TB O ^ SELF- approval ■ i U TO #IOO A PFRt'y PEFENSE TO THE BCOMES. ACROSS MB.X IS STILL HAVING REr 1 Very rich man 3 Small roll iS I2UNS OF THOSE BELLS 6 Wealthy 4 Wild parties Wifh The Inquirer HOUSE He VUAS H E A P IN '/ 10 Coy 5 Malt brews 6 Legal point B E l 11 Infuriate m m 14 Inflict 7 Belong to 8 Wading bird Fairway ... retribution OBIslES] m. Brand Names on Sale 9 Possess E s r a s s A Real Value! 15 Barber, for fvj One step school supply head­ instance 10 Water barrier [ ilS S l S Items Uke Drexel, Curtiman, Bias-Applique SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 12 Precious stone quarters at Fairway on Main It's Versatile UA. M. t- 17 He'f^ee group St. like empty thermos lunch tage Sts., is offering a White valley 41 Adjective mous brand names, are going (ab.) Wealth suffix boxes for only 97 cente each. Velvet Wave Permanent for on­ HALE ALLEY OOP lOFn- ’20 Tear asunder 30 Egyptian on sale at 20 per cent off BY V. T. HAMLIN bird 42 Slight hollow ly (11.45. Imagine that! Better 20 Breathe 21 Small island WATKINS OF MANCHESTER. 44 Field -Before you atari baking a hurry and make an atpoint- ... I CERTAINLY PONT ALL RIGHT, LETS SEE « abfiM l rich 22 Venetian ruler 31 Unwelcome Choose from a large array of THINK MUCH OF WELL T H A 'S > ‘ 23 Heavy metal plant (comb, form) cake, cookies or brepxis, it’s a ment girls! And there's plenty WHAT TH' PLANET Early American, Spanish, Med­ THAT AS A . WHAT TH'CHART URANUS DOES FOR 25A^ply 24 Valley (poet) 36 Annoy 45 Fish sauce good idea to prepare the pans of free parking too! HOROSCOPE.' SAYS, RGGERIN' 1 46 Basic color iterranean, just about any TOUR HOROSCOPE \'K' ’ 28 Pouch 26 American 37 Fine wool that will be needed for baking TH' PLACEMENT BUSTER/ inventor 38 Chinese civet 48 Upper limb tl»m . decor. . .aid on sale. BERKSHIRE OP TH' PLANET '29 Algerian port 27 Too 39 Exhorts 50 Weapon M a rth a 30Sick Hand-knitted coats usually I PACKS A 31 Natural spring, r " 4 s 7 r " You can keep track of your Place a pillow In a light­ need an Interfacing for the 1 WALLOP«= 32 Precious r F” O- 15^\i hats even If you keep them In weight plastic laundry basket fronts to keep them in shape. ANNUAL SALE element 10 non-transparent hatboxes. At­ and take along when visltii^ for LT 33 Useful insect tach a descriptive tag to each a few hours with baby. It makes _SJo 34 Otherwise 14 Dust painted surfaces inside J box. a safe place for the Infant to 35 Compass point |6 K 7 IB 1* your home often with a wall 36 Trifle sleep without trouble to your mop or soft cloth wound over a ■ hostess. PA N TY H O S E 37 Juicy fruit 21 Be a Mother Saver! broom. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 38 Saved w 25 27 a Take the entire family to 40 Rich king of If you hang kitchen utensils Cut-out biscultn that are dip­ wow/ALMOST X YEAH, Phrygia ■ ROYAL ICE CREAM, Warren y a t - ^ r WELL.IVEHADITWITH Y I'M WITH V 29 on the back of .a cupboard door, ped in melted butter or marga­ & STOCKINGS SCO MILESTOCAYMILESTODAY J) QUITE VDUR trying to ESTAB-1 'lOU, AtOTHER 43 Go astray St. Treat everyone to one of 10 X 15 INCHES t\A t! IM* hr NU. hw. TJA. I ■ ■ first place a rubber sink mat rine before being placed In the -THATS MORE A BIT” LISH A NEW MILEAGE \--THIS ISNT 44 Swiss river 32 ROYAL’S elegant finales, Spu- THAW YESTER- WE RECORD EACH AND EVERY ) A VACA- 47 Zoroastrian monl, Tortone, Ice O eam under them. It does away v/llh oven will be just brown enough BAY, ISN'T IT really DAVY JONES BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS DAYSIWCE WELEFT f^TIONTRiP sacred book 35 37 cakes, and Stenciled Slices. noisy clatter. when done to suit your family. PAT COVERED HOME / ONE MORE AT- ) fT'S A CROSS 49 Foolish ■ GROUND TEMPTAND ILL BE y ' COUNTRY Sounds good, doesn’t It? So, A U G . 21-SEPT. 6 laughter AFTER YOU RIP OOWN UH, Y E S , A N ’ Y ER W ELCO M E 'I V TODAY/ ON THE NEXT PLANE j ( ENDURANCE beat the heat. Visit ROYAL A little talcum powder sifted Drain bacon after cooking on HOME/ run/. 51 Thurible 40 II 42 4l brown paper or paper toweling. - THIS MARINA, WE KIN ORANOPA. 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PAGE THIRTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969- ■ ■ ' W ■' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Major THE ax Leaders Most Valuable Player False Report Americann T^atnioLeague t Ivy League Product Stan Hillnski Jr. was not Eagles Ready Batting (325 at bata)—Carew, Herald Angle Minnesota .352; R. Smith, Bos­ defeated on the golf course ton .329. By by Frank Klernan tn the Club Championship first National League To Holtzman Again Runs—R . Jackson, Oakland Candidate Killebrew EARL YOST Division round last Saturday at the East 103; F. Robinson, Baltimore 94; BOSTON (AP) — The (Tony OUva) who are having ”I (kfti’t care as long as I play SpoTta Editor W. L. Pet. G.B. Blair, Baltimore 94. Manchester Country Club. 'es great years too," he said. ” I somewhere,” he said. Draws Rave Notices CHICAGO (A P )— Mana­ Most Valuable Player This report was turned In by Chicago 76 46 .628 — Runs batted in—Powell, Balti­ don’t Hke to start talking about D A L L A S , Tex. (A P )— I c®n help the team," he said, volved with helping young .568 ger Leo Uurocher of the award is just about the While Killebrew was taking the Country (Tub. New York 67 51 7% more 110; Klllebrew, Minnesota who is better than whom. Ask Notes from the Little Black_____ Try Book th is on for a fictional want to make the club people discover Christianity. NEW Y(^RK (AP) ‘We'll do our tiest without St. Louis 67 54 .664 9 Chicago Cubs is ready to 109. only honor which has elud­ hitting honors, comeback-bound The perennial club cham­ me the same question on Oct. 20 Dean Chance won the game How could Moriarty’s help but win the Hartford mission improbable: A raw Cowboys when x Negro, Hiii believes the him.” Pittsburgh 63 56 .529 12 take the Sandy Koufax tag Hits—^Blalr, Baltimore 164; ed Hannon Killebrew in pion withdrew last Thursday and I’ll be glad to answer it.” with 2(^3 innings of brilliant re-. That wa.s the reaction of Pete Retzlaff, general man­ Phila’phia 48 71 .403 27 Oliva, Minnesota 149. championship rookie from an Ivy League ‘"‘^^.eTonfldent XdidXven t s f from the local event after he but of mothballs and hang his long major league ca­ Killebrew too played down the lief work, further bolstering the ager of the Philadelphia Eagles, to repoi-t.s that Leroy Montreal 38 84 ^311 38% Doubles—Oliva, Minnesota 30; last Monday night at (^It Park? Sponsor Matt Mori- school who eventually ask for a no-cut contract when Sundays ^ ^ had successfully ad\anced In it back on Kenny Holtz- reer — and the way the MVP possibility, but the 11-time Twins’ hopes for the stretdi West; Division R. Jackson, OaMand 29. arty, accompanied by his wife, chaperoned 10 of their "ants to become a minis- Dallas signed him. „ ’ .. .-hi,*, the Canadian Amateur. Hllln- Keyes, the Eagles’ No. 1 draft choice, wils considering rnan. Minnesota Twins’ slugger All-Star selection who ranks drive. Cincinnati 65 51 .560 — Triples—Clarke, New York 7; ski remained in Canada and an offer to play in the ('anadian Football-I.*ague. is belting the ball this year among the all-time home run 12 grandchildren to see the Comets trim New Britain, ter wins the game ball in ‘i wonted to make the team," Los Angeles 66 53 .566 % "You .saw another Koufax out R. Smith, B o ^ n 6. The famed right-hander who had a 72-bole total of 77. 72, Keyes, All-American halfback there todfry," bellowed Duro- leaders with 431 to date, has to 8-1. The Monarty-clan formed its own rooting section, h's first National Football want any ^ „ j ^ on simday it’s pa.ss in the closing minutes of Houston 64 56 .533 3 Home runs—R. Jackson, Oak­ he could well rectify that has been on the disabled list for The MB’s, whipped by Ray La- guarantee.' 77-78—.802 to place Itth In a from ihirdue, has Iwen unable be one of the prime contenders - - League contest. like showing up for a game on la.sl week’s victory over Miami San Fran. 64 66 .633 3 chcr Jifter Holtzman hurled a 3-0 land 43; F. Howard, Washing­ situation. much of the season with back Hill has tremendous strength, neld of 162. HlllnskI notified to reach a fnlary agreement —especially if the Twins cap­ Gace of Manchester and the Sunday without practicing dur­ and prolsibly would miss the en­ Atlanta 66 58 .632 3 no-hitter over the Atlanta ton 39. "H e’s a great man—a hell of miseries, was called in with the ’ei got $100 and second to five- corny, right? Wrong. excellent hands and 4,6 speed club officials last Thursday with the Ragles. Arthur Morse, Hartford Insurance entry in the ing the week. It can’t be done." tire .sea.son. San Diego 36 85 .398 31% Brave.r. "Years ago I said he a man,” Manager Billy Martin ture their divisional honors. And score tied in the seventh inning, year players with the Jets re­ That’s fact and it happened for 40 yards. He broke num- he would be unable to play hi.s business agent, .mid Ti-es- Stolen bases—Harper, Seattle first Twl attraction here three in another development, Tbm Tuesday’s Results could be another Koufax and said Tuesday night after the strangely enough, of all his big one out, and a runner b’n third. ceived $150. Jet expen'es, to Calvm Hill of Yale Bulldog erous tackles against the 49ers So that’s rookie Hill—a po­ here. day tlvit Keyes wa.H corwldering 59; Campaneris, Oakland 42. weeks ago, turned around and lainiiry. Dalla.s coach, aald Bob New York 1, Son PrancLsco 0, miiybe this Isj the beginning." Killer’s two-run ninth Inning ho­ years, this was the one that He got out of the jam and shut n c'''’ ntallv for' the All-Star fame in his very first game in and caught tential NFL star, a mlnlster-to- Saturday, Klernan was de­ a Clinadinn offer. Pltchlr^ (12 decisions)—Mc­ won their last seven starts in a short pass and Haye.v. the Cowboys’ speedy 14 innings The compari.son between Kou­ mer lifted the Twins to an 8-6 started out with the largest the Red Sox out the rest of the game in Chicago last month, the uniform of a Dallas Cow outran a 49er linebacker for a be, and an Ivy I-eaguer. clared the winner by default Morse did not name the Ouia- Nally, Baltimore 17-2, .895, 3.00; gaining their fourth regular sea­ split end is in the dog house un­ Pittsburgh 5, Houf-ton 1 fax and Holtzman began when victory over the Boston Red question mark. way, picking up his fourth victo­ came to approximately $100,000. boy. 40-yard touchdown that was call­ The combination would make In the scheduled match here. d.iui team. Iniwever, Palmer, Baltimore 12-2, .867, son crown in the last five til he shows .some enlhu.sln.sm in Cincinnati 8, St. IjOuIs 4 Ken first broke in with the Cubs Sox. It was his 34th home run of Injured during the 1968 All- ry of the year. ed back for holding. a fiction writer blush. 1.87. years. . . - Speaking of the * * * The 6-foot-4, 220-pound Hill, In Toronto, a source clo.se to running play.. In which Hayes la San D le ^ 5, Montreal 4 with his blazing fast brill and the season and lifted his rune Star game when he suffered a ” I wasn’t throwing as hard as .’’We’re going to take another Strikeouts — McDowell, Hartford TwrlUght League, Jeff Here ’n TTiere flashing the form that had his the Caivuhan Kootb;ill League, isit tin' primary reaver. batted in total to 109. ™ptured hamstring muscle in before, but it’s getting there,” look at him in the Green Bay Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 0 th<- fact that Holtzman, like (Cleveland 212; Lolich, Detroit Koelsch, official coin collector, Candidates for the Bates Col- teammates calling him "Jim said Keye., is on the negotiation Martin also praised the 33- his left leg, he sat out most of Chance said. “ It’s like spring Chicago 3, Atlanta 0 Koufax, is of the Jewi.sh faith 183. reported that the collection' for ’.ege vars'-'.y football team this Brown Jr.,” rolled for 106 yards game Saturday night” Landry Jimmy Fund Mealizi^s Over $500 list o f a Canadian club, but year-old slugger for doi^ ”a the rest of the season and was training now ail over again, and (all include Pete Rubins out of 1® carries against San Fran- said. "It’s still hard to believe o Today’s Games and throws lefthanded. the Morlarty-New Britain game 0>mml.s.sioiM'r Jake Gaiidaur great job for us in two pxwl- never 1(X) per cent again. it takes time.” Manchester High and rugged cisco last Sunday In a 20-17 he’s for real.” Patty Torza San Francisco (Perry 15-0) at It really spiraled on Sept. 25, National League was "about $46.” He added that declinol to rt-veal which of the tion."?’’ by alternating between "I didn’t set any goals for my­ Martin, who put Daane Boswell Tom KolodzleJ of Coventry. Cowboy victory. Hill, w'ho played quarterback New York (McAndrew 4-6)., N 1906, wlien tlie young Holtzman Batting (326 at bats)—Cle­ one adult tossed in a penny, an­ nine Csinadlan cliilw .held tlie Los Angeles (Sutton 16-11) at battled the great Koufax head- first and third base depending self this spring,” he said Tues­ out of commission for a couple The latter is a Junior, Rubins a Coach Tom Landry said, at Riverdalc, N. Y., prep school, Cueiiien Split Doiihleheader mente, P ittsburgh .362; other a Wooden nlckle and two tights to Keyes Ttie Uegma In Second Philadelphia (Fryman 0-9), N to-head anri had a no-hitter upon personnel situations. day night. "M y leg was a little of weeks in their celebrated soph. Practice opens Aug. 28 at "W e’ve never had a rookie step completed 15 touchdown passes C. Jones, New York .350. beer slugs were also found In Ix'a4lerl’o.st said, howwer, San Diego (Sisk 0-7) at Mont­ going aga nst the Ix)s A.-.geles But. the manager, much more stiff in training, and the main fight in Detroit and has then Lewiston, Maine . . . NEC’s *n ®-nd play like that before. Our his senior year. His team went Runs—Rose, Cincinnati 95; the box. . . . Collection In In Annual Benefit Game Ke\a-s wa.s dickering with the real (Reed 6-3), N IXidger.-i in the ninth inning. concerened with the American thing I was wondering was how seen some of his pitchers devel­ coming AFL game on -video whole bench was excited, includ- undefeated. At Yale hla team Place Tie Bonds', San Francisco 92. Rockville for last week’s Twl Hrltlsli Oilumhia I.lon.s Houston (Grlttin 8-6) at Pitts­ Holtzman lo:t that no-hItter League pennant chase in which it would hold up. I was just hop­ op other troubles, is just happy Sept. 14 will feature the New liB m e” was 16-1-1 the last two years The sixth annual Jimmy Imd a perfect 5-6 night. Includ­ Runs batted in—Santo, Chica­ game was $46. In two Twi It is im|iot.sthli- to im a g liv burgh (Veale 7-11), N but beat Koufax 2-1. Since then his club now leads Oakland by ing to be able to play.” to have the staff healthy again. York Jets, -wnth Joe Namath. N?w, it takes a lot to excite while he was at nmnlng back. Wh:ST!HmT. d n m (AIM — go 97; Perez, Cincinnati 94. games In Manchester, more Fund Night was completed In ing two liome runs. Tlie loc^ols’ tliat any Canadian eluli coiild Atlanta (Reed 11-8) at (Chica­ Holtzman has had successes Hits-^M. AIou, Pittsburgh 174; 2% games, refused to be drawn Luckily the leg hasn’t given "Yea,” the manager dead- igainEl the Buffalo Bills, -with I'om Landry, who has been "Boy, this professional f<»t- Mr?5. Irt'tH- Sctivilk) of Indl2in than $250 wras tossed into the o. J. Simpson. This w^ll be the around the NFL wars many a ball is complex," said Hill, a successfiil manner lost night Hob Kowal.HkI hud a perfect 5-5 iilii tin- K .igles S170.ikXi iiffi-r," go (Jenkins 17-10) and failures but has seldom Perez, Cincinnati 182. Into any MVP talk. him any trouble, and neither panned, ” I’ve had a few prob­ Mill (Anmiry Club in Nt'wln^on box. first of 68 AFL games NBC will moon. ’During training camp, I was as WINF defeated Blit Ryan’s i.iiil tin- source eliise to tile Cincinnati (Nolan 3-3) ait St.- compared to Koufax until early Doubles—Kesslnger, Chica­ "I have a second baseman has the defensive switching lems with my pitchers getting night also with one home run. tiH»k n nke lositl into to­ * • • carry this season . .’ . New Hill was Dallas’ No. 1 pick spending 19 % hours a wdek CkT., wln-iv tile lop s,ilary Is Is-- Louis (Taylor 5-1). N this season. But even that suc­ go. 32; M. Alou, Pittsburgh 32. (Rod Crew) and a right fielder around bothered him. hurt—one way or another.” Sports Shop of East Hartford, Slugging Dave White and Jeff il.iv'.h M't'oiul nniml of the Oon- York Giants will open thedr NFL in the draft—27th overall on the Just In class. That’s more than lleveit to 1m- is-iow $50,000 a American I»ague cess turned hxnzr. Triples—B. Williams, Cl)icago 10-9 and In the feature double Morhardt came through with m*(tb‘ut Anmtour Golf Off the Cuff campaign Sept. 2 at Yankee list. Cowboy head scout Gil I spent a week my last year year Raat Division Holtzmim started out like a 9; Tolan, Cincinnati 9. (MmmpionHtap Playing field ait Yaie'Bowl for Stad'um against Minnesota . . . Brandt was beside himself with In -Yale.” attraction, the Sliver Dollars of tliree hits each. Keye- "h.i.s In-en offeretl m ore W. L. Pet. Q.B. ball of fire as he quickly po.oted Home runs—McCovey, San Mets’ Agee and Cuhs’ Williams Turn in Gems Mrs StMVlllo Hboi 41-37 7H nt last Sunday’s Jets-Glants foot- Bemie Apter of Regal’s and Joy. Hill plans to attend Southern Branford defeated Center Bil­ In the nightcap, the Cuemen money |*i-r year liy llie Kagle.s Baltimore 86 35 .711 — a 10-1 recordv including three Francisco 36; L. May, Clncin- thi* ft.72ft'yui*\t Wi'HijMirt-ljonit' ball meeting left much to be Bill Thornton of the Manches- "H e’ll be the next superstar Methodist’s Perkins School of than any oilier NKI, drafl Detroit 68 51 .671 17 .straight .shouts. ELATED— Third baseman Ron Santo leaps in air .natl 33. liards- 21-16 and In the second came up with nine homers. .<))or«* C\>vmtry club a |Nir Bo.ston 64 67 .629 22 after rushing to mound to congratulate Ken Holtz­ desired. Don Maynard, Jet re- ter Sand and Gravel Co. were in the NFL." said Brandt, who Theology during the off season the tpwn champs rebounded Wiilte led the parade adth three i-holce. liieinding (> J Simp 37 :m 73 layout Then something happened to Stolen bases—^Brock, St. Lou­ I went to Yale to get a gotl>4ill I.riiglie m’l'Urut ami Neu- KnjfUmd Worn- , kept giving him big leads but ma, Chicago 12-4, .750, 3.12; ball," Hill said. "1 eventually Co-chairman. Ray Peck re­ Don Crowell and Steve Me- West Division but fast balb.',’’ said Holtzman. about the fifth Inning, I also This is the story of a rara helping beat the Elx^s. It’s a disgrace that they make dents, Mai and Gloria Darling "I told you.” ported more than $500 was Adam also had homers. als'iil 10 d iv s 4igo after a slinl rn'H Golf Holtzman couldn’t hold them. Merritt, Cincinnati 13-6, .722, Manny Sanguillen drove in plan to become a minhsilcr. ’ ’ Minnesota 72 49 .696 — "When I wa-s warming up I knew I didn’t have a single Rusty Staub homered for the pros play on places like this fin.aUy -lost a Hartford Park Hill ts taking ail .the- praise realized for the Jimmy Fund. ('enter Bllllardn’ next stop on lar stpmWile over terms Mpw Marrta tk>lan of tktnbury, Tilings got .so bad that he had 4.02. couple of miraculous catch­ h ;11 was a deacon in the stu­ didn’t have my c u r v e^ or strikeout. I figured the way I three runs with a double aind a and Soldier Field.” The College Department tennis champion- in stride. TIh* l-aigles dlselosett. m.i-an- Oakland 68 60 .676 2% to be yanked before pitching Stilikeouts—Jenkins Chicago Expos, who rallied for four runs The Silver Dollars, in the the Slow I'llch Tournament cir­ Patty Tonu of Manrhenter, INit- changcup working. So I decided es— or, if you prefer other single, leading Pitt^fautgh past All-Star gome -was played at the ®ItIP- Th® Pnir teamed for eight ' ” I Just want to play anywhere dent chapel at Yale and waa in- Kansas City 49 71 .408 22% five Innlngiy even though given was pitching I wouldn’t got any 217; Gibson, St. Louis 202. in the late Innings and had the first contest, were paced by big cuit will be Saturday In the wlille. Hull nxikle Jim Marenm, ty I.aFninrlH of Cn>mwrll and adjectives, “amazing,” ac­ Houston. Matty Alou had hds latter site—One wonders what in -inning the coveted Seattle 48 71 .403 23 lub.stanlial leads. to go -strictly with the fast ball. anyhow so Just kept challeng­ tying run on second -when reliev­ first baseman Jack Clancy who Newington tourney. a ilrfenslve Isiik. rtiffere,! a Marlutra \o\mg. who pUy« out cording to Hank Aaron and 1,000th career hit and Willie would have happened if Homer title. Both have been frai'tortHl wrist in bloiklng a of the hunt rlub California 47 70 402 23 "You'll never know how dl.s- "1 started working on the cor­ ing them with the fastball. er Jack Baldschun got the final out. Stargell bombed his 23rd homer Jones had been able to catch up outstanding players for years Chicago 46 76 .380 26 couragcfl tlie Iwiy was a* that ners and when the umpire (Dick "When Hank Aaron hit his “sensational” according to for the Pirates. with the ball thrown., by the ' ’ ^ew corponU with the Floyd Faces Action, Tuesday’s Results time," .*.a'd Vice Pre.«'dent John Stcllo) started squeezing me, I ball in the seventh, I said well Tommie Agee. New York 6, Kansas City 1 thought to myself I’m going to that takes care of the no-hltter Aaron and Agee 'were specta­ Giants’ Fm n TarkentSn during Holland following the no-hitter. DODOEaiS - PHILS — Cleveland 3, Oakland 0 luive to come down the middle and the shutout. Then I looked tors to the gfrabs—the first one the first series of downs against "Tills Is the tonic tie needed." BEDS - CARDS — .. T _ 11 1 and UOonn fullback. Shaw, is Washington 3, Chicago 1 and they’re going to kill me. up and there was Billy climbing by Chicago’s BiUly Williams and Jim Banning, making his first Holtzman is now 14-7. h th K II -um n -fv, 'ttfo pistol range officer in Sims- Pulls Out of Classic Minnesota 8, Boston 6 Hope the boys can get me a lot the wall for the tall.’ ’ the second by Cleon Jones of the start for the Dodgers, pitched Jim Maloney launched a pair "I don’t know what the trou­ The bLt educated'nie^T^re played foot- SUTTON, Mass. (Al’)—Flamlioyant Ray Floyd, the Baltimore 10, California 0 of runs." Aaron’s shot actually seemed New York Hats. six Innings of scoreless ball and of Cincinnati rallies with a hom­ ble was,” said Holtzman. "But I ^ t h a T L “ to S b ^ i With the suk City and Mer- p c, A champion, has pulled out of the GOOD-YEAR Jim Brewer completed the shut- Detroit 6, Seattle 3 don’t think I was as bad as The Cubs got him three In the to leave the park but wac held Wllllaims backed eigainst the er and single and the Reds ToIayers into the quarter-fi­ Leone and Odell; Granato, clubs—and Odom has boasted TWINS ■ BED SOX — 12-1 disaster. "ALL-WEATHER Holtzman, who pitched the es here say It will be staged Palmer. I’ almer, who withdrew 4PLYNYL0NC0RDTIRE Sullivan and Carroll. that he "can shut out the In­ “ We Itave a long way to go,” nals. I f If Doesn't Say Goodyear fifth no-hltter of the major Kllleibrew, who played I’ve- again In the Yale Bowl. from the PGA championship RED BASKETBALL dians anytime I want.” he says. V erbal agreement was league season, received spectac­ got-lt-you-take-lt with Leo Oar- lu.st' week with an ailing hip, SENIOR LEAGUE He couldn’t do it on Aug. 6, _ . O. J. Simpson, pro ((»tball’s reached between Giants Gen­ ular fielding support from the though, when the Indians and ^ fllth-lnnlng popup said he will not play again unlU .Senior Golf If Can't Be Polyglas! 956 moin st. Aetos 86 (Malaln 32, Klnel 21, most highly touted and most ex­ eral Managei* Ray Walsh and Walckowskl 11), Hawks 64 (Sa- CAibe. But Williams’ catch of McDowell drove him out hi the cost Minnesota a run, maxle it heals pr<>i>erly. He scored his pensive rookie, could help to Jets General Manager-Coach NEW BRITAIN. Conn (API dq^skl 26, Yost 14, Ostrout 10). Aaron’s drive ■was the key. fourth inning,.and beat him 10-4. amends when he hammered his last victory on this course more CASUAL make the trip a lot shorter. Weel^Ewbank during a July Burton B. Resnlk of WckkI- Up tfr^ce the mileage Jets 46 (Hence 20, 'Donovan Aaron, who stands third on Tuesday night’s defeat was home run ii» the ninth fol- than a year ago in the Kemper Simpson, the Helsman Tro­ 2 cookout here. Joiimal-Cour- brldgc and 8am Petrone of OF OUR BEST SELLING TIRES I PREP SHOP 12), Biota 43 (Loomis 16, Mlko- the alltime list, has hit enough •ihe seventh In the last 10 games lowing a walk to Cesar Tovar, Open. phy-winning running back from ler Sports Editor Bill Guthrie Just taking some time off are Hubbard Heights were tied lit lowsky 10). homers to know one. ” I was Just for the A ’s and dropped them snapping a 6-6 tie. Southern California, was a reported Tuesday. There has Jack Nicklaus, leading money- 74 going Into today’s final round VILLAGE Eagles 44 (FlUgerald 18, T. amazed,” he said. ” I J\ist 2% games behind Minnesota In Red Sox had battled from month late in repiorting to the been speculation the game winni r Frank Heanl and Davie of the Senior Championship of ^shops SulUvan 14, Juknls 10), I n d l ^ couldn’t believe it when that the American League West. The behind twice—first on Carl Ya«- Buffalo trailing camp because would be played at Shea' Sta­ Hill, winner of three events this the Connecticut State Golf As- iT m . 29 (Tedford 11, B. Maher 9, ball came down Inside the park. Twlns beat Boston 8-6 on Har- trzemskl’s grand slam' homer in of a contract squabble, but he is dium. socintion. Conran 12). After I hit It, I knew It was gone mon Killebrew’s two-run homer Ibe third and again op Dalton year. a (airly sure bet to nail down a for pr*ps qnd shid«nts^26" to 32" waist Knlcks 47 (Barry 22, Daley and started my homerun trot in the ninth inning. Jones’ single aiuV Reggie 13, Intmvia 9), Tomato Valley around the bases.” Elsewhere. Baltimore blasted Smith’s triple In t)ie seventh. starting berth. 41 (Amalo 12, J. Howroyd 8). California 10-0, Detroit turned The homer was Yastnem iM ’s Despite Simpson’s potential, dress and jean FLARES METS - GIANTS — back Seattle 6-3, the New York 32nd. Raucli does not plan to make Blackwoll Yankees whipped Kansas City him the Bills’ workhorse by giv­ Ttibelcis Stilliiian Dead., Juan Marlchal dueled first 5-1 and Washington downed the ORIOLES - ANOELS — ing him the bail 30 or more Plus Gary Gentry and then Tug ChicagqWhlte Sox 3-1. times every game. NOW 500 Reserve outfielder Curt kOot- “That’s not my style.” Rauch Fed E» Tax the "h " pent Ran Ring Gym McGraw through 13 scoreless ton paced Baltimore’s 17-hit at­ said. “ I believe in a more bal­ SI 79 ca at the "in" price! SANTA BARBARA, Calif. innings before Agee’s 21st hom­ INDIANS . A’S tack against California with two (AP) — Ix)u Stillman, former er O f the season and 500th ca­ j j j , ,, homer^r-hls third and fourth—a anced attack. In pro football, This WM an added ch an ge ^ ^ ^ it’s too easy to set iip keys and DRIVERS owner of the fhmed Stillman’s reer hit gave the Meta their vic­ X tory over the Giants. because of that euy (Odom) j stop a one-man attack.” BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS oriq. to $11. Gymnasium in New. York City, BUY BEFORE «njr (if ikiw urn in, ul tr-tu liltt. died Tuesday In a nursing home ^ t it was Jones’ catch an In­ popping off.” McdI,,^ !! admit- Simpson’s chief competition AUGUST 22 • 8:15 P.Kf. //•ulf. / n , l ‘, ■ BIViU here. Me was 82., ning earlier that saved the ted after blowing his fast ball as a starter comes from Max LABOR DAY ; /5.U • ; /’..n • 121414 great past the A’s to the tune of 10 M ke Cuelto, Stillman’s dingy gym. located Mets. Manager Gil Hodges used Anderson, a 6-foot-8 scatback strikeouts, boosting his league n-O, stc^qied the Angela bn six USAC SPRINT CARS buy at near the old Madison Square just three Inflelders' against hits and set a personal victory .who waa the Bills’ leading rush­ NOTRADE leading total to 212. He retired 2 r o a ’ 2 7 « ‘ » Garden on Eighth. Ave. between McOoVey, stationing third base- hig^i in the majors. It also w is er last season. 2 r o a ’ 3 3 * « the last 16 batters. . . t) ri u ii-w »«i ti «. W ■ . Ft I* fit •• 5.99 64th and 55th streets, was the man Bobby Pfell down the left his seventh consecutive tri­ Bill Enyart, another well- $6 LAP FEATURE NEEDED Odom had ridiculed McDowell Intlnlng ground for some 36,0(X) Held line. Jones, the left fleldier. umph. thought-o( rookie, might grab boxers during Us 38 years of ex­ was pulled over to left center os a "dum b" pitcher who didn’t the other running back spot. REVERSE START IN FEATURE USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN • FREE M O UNTING 2 pr, for $11. "know hpow. to pitch" and ^ . istence. ______1 " and took ICoOovey’s shot off the THGERS • PILOTS — The Bills’ quarterbacking top of the wall. "Sensational." "comes In with the Junk" after corps is healthy again, after a Some won championships; Starting pitcher Mike Kilken- Plus (^ualificcitioiis, Heats and Semis most collecteJack Kemp and Tom Flores McDowell, 14-10, said aher Dobson In the WEBB SPALDINB GOODYEAR BATTERIES get ’em! sjxirring privileges and small ters over one stretch, lost tor both have regained their pre-in­ 6R E 8 W ILD Tuesday night’s gem, "and I’ll ^*«*Ah before Detroit oopld nail 1 kickers. the third time in 24 lifetime de­ jury form. Rookie quarterback do the pitching." down Its win over Seattle. cisions against the Mets. Jones James Harris also figures to see BRUCE WALKUP I BRAKES • SHOCKS Stillman sold the gym in 1969. The tall southpaw didn’t let up The Tigers had a 5-0 lead be- LARRY DIXON saying: had three of New York’s six some work. on the A’s, notching five of his Tommy Harper and Jim M d R ALIGNMENT • BALANCING 'There’s no more tough guys hits. The Bills have Haven Moses. • • • strikeouts In the last two In- PagJlaroni homered to put the Billy Masters and Richard around. not enough slums. nings. Pilots back In the game. BENTLEY SAM SESSON "If must b« tiqht or WE mako it rlqht" PADRES - EXPOS — Trapp as receivers. Al Bemiller That’s why I’m getting out of "H e’s the fastest pitcher I’ve • • » the business. The racket’s dead. at center. Stew Barber and Paul COLOR Ban Diego ended a KVgame ever seen." said Oakland slug- YANKS -ROYALS — Costa at tackle and Billy Shaw WARREN MIKE MOSLEY B IK K T 1 R E 8 These fighters today are all sis­ ger Reggie Jackson. who AI Downing checked KaiMos sies.” loMng streak with homers by and Joe O'Donnell at guard. M cfe mre ihr f-.#- tifrt r %'i-n* T h r y LOTriP* imAmtmn •mm... WE HONOR grounded out in each of three Q ty oh four hits and Roy WUte, la Hit R nt USAC O'Donnell, returning after a In trri DfcnKA' ) r ;; .vs x**"^** blu#- siflcvsiili turns at bat. "Stan Bahnsen of R o" W^oods and Bobby Jturcer year'a layoff with knee trouble. PLUS MANY MORE ftinpef 7 yupulet - inch %Ur% In • - r ot trra4 tl*- the Yanl^ees throws some .pitch- supplied the extra-base passer wUi be backed up by Julian Dslrat Gary Bett«nhai»cn es as fast, but McDowell throws ae the Yankees beat the Royate. Nunamaker, a rookie who start­ all of his like that." nitite tripled in one run, Wbods __ .1------^ .No #■rnrr,vln|t______r iu r K r h_-It ~ ed camp as a defensive tackle. AUTO M ATIC The speedy Campaneris led tripled home two and Murcer The Billa’ defense, one of the ■p To • >lsn(h4 To I’ h» ' off the fourth with a grounder to smacked his 17th homer. Paul STAFFORD SPRINGS Open 'rhuns., Fri. till « I’.M. stingiest in the AFL even when GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE deep short and reached first be- Schaai homered (or KCa nm. other elements 6f he team ROUTE 140, STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. Telephone 6 111-11 Rt choose from solid heather tones . . . muted stripes CAR W ASH fore Eddie Leon could make a • • • K«Uy R«a4 m i4 Vv t u m O r(W — PIm m 87S-B292 mr MS-OlOl— V m w . CVitm. Sai till I F.M. couldn’ produce, again will throw. Sai Bando was Oakland’s SENATCMS - WHITE SOX — . . colorful plaide and checks. You'll agree these (Additional t8c for Wax) have the veteran front four of only other baserunner, walking Ken Hdfkdlen’s Ue-bretddi^ Ron McDole and Tom Day at COMING NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, IN a in the second and fourth. (.flOOVIAR imis AI tOMPI IIIIVI PHII.I'i Also A'.AU ABU Al IMI I OUOWlNt. INOt PI NO! NI 01 AUKS are the greatest flare slack buy in town. Come OPEN M HOURS! slngW through a drawn-in In­ the enda and' Tom Sestak and "We try to pitch to Campaner- *M BROAD STREET—Opp. PorlouV ------field drove in two elghth-tnniiw Jim Dunaway at tackle. NASCAR GRAND TOURING early. ^ , ts In a certain way and then put runs as the Senators e<%ed the Paul Guidry, Harry Ja(x>bs t n our fielders In the right places." FRI.. AUG. 29 witR Pwt* Hamilton 205 Siinice SI I, NakchMtor White Sox. Frank Howard bett- and Mike Stratton are the line­ NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. (alight charge for alteration) (Next to luUano«» Bakery. Nenr Oak Street) McDowell said, ’but you can’t ed hu S9th homer tor Waahli^ backers, Booker Edgersoo and be right ail the lime ” ton and Buik^ Bradtoed ooo- Butch Byrd the comer backs Admissioii. Adam $5.00 — KM> SI.00 m Wfmad Burnt Om Th* f m l B4S-11BI. The Indians scored the only neoted tor Oilcaco. and John Pitta and George Salinea the aafeties. \ ■\- \ \ A' \ . ■y.'' 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Motorcycles MANCHESTER EVE^flNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ^^'EDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1969 PAGE THIRTY-BEVEN B u ild in g - Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— . Help Wanted— Bicycles 11 Help Wanted— Contracting 14 Female 35 Female 35 Female 35 VVanted-Mole 36 Help W anted-Mok 36 THERE OTTGHTA BE A L A W A ONE-MAN BUSINESS m a n WANTEaD to work In lum­ BY SHORTEN u m ) W H I P P L E Apartmenk— Flats— Out of Town CLASSIFIED BICYCLES—new and used. R?. VEWTON H SMITH A- SON $2,000 INVESTMENT SECRETARY FOR two execu- HAIRDRESSER—FuU or part- ber yard, must-have driver’s pairs on all m&k^a. Open dalh DRIVERS for school . buses, MI95 MUFFET HOW PO WELL.GCiMPV NCEPft y UPSWEEPr’ BUT ToMmonts 63 For Rant 66 Remodeling repalrtng. adth CAN START PART-TIME tlves In local office. At letist 2 thne. LuJon Salon of Beauty, license. Davis & Bradford SHE^ -iHE RlHP j PER50HAUV, 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop tlons. rec rooms, garage* Light, pleascmt, EXTREMELY a u to Manchester schools. 7 :30-8:45 ^LIliENWUEW Uf^EP A fJEW IMAGE! SHE'S \ WHAT FLOOR OtP OF COLL years experience and ability 643-1939. Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., MECHANIC '^0\i r think SHF FOUR RfXJM duplex apartment VERNON — n 6 w Renting! 182, West Middle Tpke.. porches and roofing No Joo PROFITABLE BUSINESS serv- a.m. 2:15-3:45 p.m. Excellent HAiRPO? IVEOEOPEP THE EARLV AMERIC/W SdE SWEEP IT to adjust to change. Challeng- East Hartford. LOOK AT TWICE^ LCXJKS LIKE A with stove and refrigerator. !'You owe It to yourself to see ■ ■) ^DVEfiTISING 649^2098 ^ too small. Call MB-S144 Icing local stores, etc., with a BE ONE OF (Foreign C:ars) part-time for 3rd shift workers, 15 UAMOURlZe MysElF.'/ TVPE-HALF IMPIAN i UPFROMf I Ing position needs a girl vvho 'CAUSE THE f ir s t ] MHUON ••• Parking. Nice yard. No chil­ one of these lovely apartments PAINTERS — Experienced- retired persons. '«'e train you. IT’s m RTO F MV ^AHP half Bu ffa lo ? CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1965 D U C A'n, 350 cc’a, NA-nONALLY FAMOUS 60 can make decisions. Experi­ Immediate openings for 2 TD.TE'OUCANTi SPEAI^NG iM dren or pets. Older people pre­ situated In a small apartment y e a r O ^ T t o O D ^ V e L g E TH F “FTMA^T” full or part-time. Apply super- Premium wage scale. 643-2414. MSW IM AG£L ferred. Available September 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. condition, , High bars, solo Dormers, room addlUons, ga- ^ducl which is a HOVSE ^ rlJNAO 1 enced in IBM dictating ma­ GAL FRIDAY ^perienced men, up to b e l ie v e it .' VEARS.OF complex located In an attrac­ seat, $400 or beat offer. chine; Salary $100. Write box intendant o for Receiving storekeeper ■ Call after 6. IM3-0406 Uiree adults, and male cat. Free to Herald Readers Offered 13 ------Inventory NOW In the bonk CLERKS time. Prefer married women. All shuts, full or part-time, good Call after 5:30, 643-7920, DRIVEWAYS Sealed - This is For local Interview, toclud^ Apply Flano’s Motor Inn, 100 raite.s, good benefits, paid meal ' -AND Situations Wanted— Building Materials 47 Rooms Without Board 59 THREE ROOM Furnished A A 0 6 ««■ b6$ ■ A o $ At .■ ■ ^ ^ % « • WILL DO typing in my home, the time to rastore the life and year car, specific time (during East Center St., anytime. and meal time, on bus line. ^^its*^^*^*"^ company paid fringe aparlment, .second floor. LARGE ((Kully needs Immedi­ Want Information on one of our eloefllfled advcrtlHernentsT Grocery buyer's office. : MILLING HANDS Fema'e 38 KOR SALE, oxoollont buy on No answer at the telephone lifted? Simpl.v call the monthly statements. Insurance .appearance of your driveway, business hours) NOW available Phone Mr. D., 289-9671. n iE THOMPSON House — Cot Private entrance*. Adult*. No ate housing, four or five bed- For Business arithmetic experi­ PART-TIM E waitress, good lumber ami plyform used once '.age St centrally located, large l>et* Reference*. Inqutre 299 forms, etc. Call 872-3873. free e.stlmatc. call 742- to service accounts, and phone ence. Apply now'for our training program. Our employ­ Machinery building exper­ WIT.L CARE for small child in nxxn older hoiuu- Will fix up 9487 working conditions, pleasant ience needed. Apply in per­ my homo day.s or evenings. all cleaned and stacked, (.'all pleasantly furnished rooms, Autumn St (or reiuiimahle rent. Call 638- EDWARDS number. Box "D” Manchester surroundings. Hours can be ne­ BURNSIDE ment office IS open daily from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at 31 A'TTICS and cellars cleaned, Herald. son. Overtime available. Call 649-9764. 644-2427. parking. Call 649-23.58 (or over- 0758. odd jobs, light trucking COMPTOMETOR gotiated. 647-1691. CONVALESCENT HOME Cooper Hill St., Manchester. Appointments arranged. Lib­ .tight and permanent guest trees removed and lota clear­ Roofing— Siding 16 rates Business LocaHons ANSWERING SERYICI ‘ OPERATOR 870 Burnside Avenue eral benefits. ed. Call 649-1794. ASSISTANT bookkeeper, diver­ Garden— Form— ROOFTNG. aluminum aiding, Help Wanted— sified work, accounts payable, East Hartford PLUMBER, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 EXCKLI.ENT rmun for woman For Rent 64 Business Property licensed, new PART.-HME service station at- METRONICS INC. Dairy Products 50 649-0500 875-2519 TREE SERVICIij (Soucler) - gutters, carpenter work, SC Opening for experienced op- ' monthly control, etc. Apply In seluxU teacher. Kitchen privi­ Female 35 house work, steady work, top tendant, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m M ^ t GROOMING al) breeds. Har SM AIJ, STORE near 100 per For Sole 70 years’ experience. CoraiecUout orators. We will also train person, Gaer Bros., 140 Rye 640 Hilliard St. FRESH EGGS. 56 cents dozen leges. Call ' 649-6258 after 6 and leave your messaRe. You’ll hear trom our advertiser In 'Trees out, building lots clear­ wages. Economy Oil Heating be over 21 AddIv in mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebro* cent klpln Street location Ap­ Valley Construction Co., 643 those Interested and quali­ St., South Windsor, Ctonn. RECEPTIONIST—^ m e typing, Manchester. Conn. Also tomatoes, 10 cents lb, p.m JIr tim e without spendluR all evenInR at the telephone. ed, trees topped Got a tree fied. Rd.. Boltor. 643-5427 ply Mariow’*, ser'M aln Street BUSINESS lone Stone bund^ problem? Well worth phone 7180. Free estimate SAMPLE CHASER car necessary. Hours 1 - 6:30 Natsisky Farm , 122 Newiiiurk- Ing conslaling of (our unit HAPPINESS Is being ,a Fash­ Route 83, Vernon. BRIDGEPORT Operators— Ex­ i call, 742-8252 dally, Saturday 9-5 or 1-9 dally, TWO KITTENS looking for er Bti , 644-0304 1.,\B :K atlrmtlve ixsuii next .MANCIIKSTFU Central lo a|Nirtmrnt* Three house trail­ BIDWELL Home Improvement ion (Councilor. Part-tim e work, perienced in aircraft e.xperl- Automobiles For Sale 4 NEEDED Company offers excellent • Saturday 9-5. Write PO Box gcxxl home. Call 649-6480 after lo hath amt slv>wer, kitchen cation 5,1X8) .squiire feet of er (wrklng lol*. Excellent In­ O) _ Expert Installation of wages and working condi­ mental work. Top pay for top TO.MATOES, .squa.sh ami fruit BRICK, block and stone work. full-time pay, two free ward­ 222, Manchester, Conn. SEE OUR AD UNDER 5:30 anytime weekends. prlvlh-gi-s. garage. 649-1593. vvarel«ni*e apace, anmll office, come. Phllbrlck Agency. Real­ 1905 CHEVROET, Impala. ~ aluminum siding, gutters and for manufacture of ladies’ tions, convenient free park­ MOLD MAKERS also pick your own tomatoes, Brick walls, patios,' outdoor-in­ robes a year. No collecting or housfkfrpfr " personnel. Full benefits. Ap­ parking area. reasonable tor*. 646 4200. HERALD wagon, automatic, V-8, power trim Roofing In.stollation and wear. Must be able to fol­ ing and above average bene­ delivering. Call Ellen, 876-9673 “ '-’uaLKJi.li.PLR for three BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ply Rolo Machine Co., 55 21 Angel St.. .Manche.ster. door fireplaces, sidewalks, fits. .MOVING—Poodle for sale, min­ term* Ihiye* Agency, 646-0131 steering, excellent condition, repairs. 649-6495. 875-9109 low garments through fac­ adults, Bolton area, 8 to 4 or TOOL MAKERS Elm St., Manchester. 391 CENTER Street, an eight chimneys. Free estimates. tory. Interesting work or M ary, 742-7662. "A ONE-MAN BUSINESS iature male, 9 months old, AKC Apartments— Flats— BOX LETTERS $1,175 or rca.sonablc offer. 649- Domenlc Morrone, 640-1604. Hve-ln. 643-0267. registered. Call 643-8534. FIVE nxim *ulle o( front Main room houie w.th 3-car garage 347.’). ROOFING and Roof Repair plus excellent fringe bene­ apply $2,000 INVESTMENT MAN WANTED to process cus­ Household Goods 51 Tenements 63 St office*. 100 |a>rcenl loca­ fits. Apply at: COUNTER women for evening MACHINISTS located In tmalnea* II tone For Your YOU ARE A-1, tiuck Is A-1 Couglin Roofing Co.. Inc.. 643- ((Ta n s t a r t p a r t -t i m e ) tomer orders- In automotive PEKIN G ESE raised wlUi chil­ tion near iNtnks. nlr-condltlnn Dwelling could be easily oon- 1962 CHEVROLET 4-door Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ 7707 shift, 7 p.m. to midnight. warehouae. Excellent benefits. dren, miUe, $100, femals, $125. .’JEW ONE ami Ivvo bedronm ile ed. automatic fliv sprinkler. Information MACHINE OPERATORS STEREO, excellent condition. verted (or pro(o»*lonal or com­ sedan, automatic. Good condi­ ways sealed and small truck­ MANCHESTER First National Steady work, three to four Call 289-7906. 643-0836. luxe garden type apartment* Apply Marlow's, 867 Main St tion. $425. 649-8418. ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum nights per week or more. No Non-defense plaStic molds. CoU 643-1321. mercial occupancy. Robert J. THE HERALD will not ing done A-1 right. Call Tre MODES, Inc. H ELPER to work on truck and available now. Call Pan) Smi'.h, Inc , 963 Main Street. disclose the identity of gutters. Carpentry, additions, Full or part-time days, will experience. Please apply Mr. presenUy 50-hour week floor covering. 40 hour week, ADORABLE kittens completely W Dnugan Realtor. 649-4535 FOR RENT ot iale-461 I4aln 1960 FORD Galoxio 2-door hard­ mano Trucking Servlne toll TWO mahogany betlroom wls, 449 5241 any advertiser using box remodeling and rec rooms. Stores, Inc. Donut, 256 West Middle Tpke. Tuesday - Saturday. Salary Sa'esmen Wanted 36-A housebmken, looking for good Street Building and lot next top, 8 cylinder, automatic, free. 742-9487 Pine St. train, own transportation. minimum. Blue Cross and bookcase, de.sk, colonial. twx> letters. Readers answer­ Free ostlm.ates. R. Dion, 643- home. Call 619-6489. WE llAVE tenants waiting for 'o Po*t Office Excellent loc* MANCHEsn-rn 30.000 power steering. Excellent con­ Park and Oakland Ave. CMS. Top pay for top men. en c^ experi- SALESMAN—Ground fl(x>r oj)- Sarouk nig.s, cherry hutch and ing blind box ads who SIl.ABRENING Service — Saws 43ii2. ence, fringe benefits include your n|iartment or hotiae. Call tton tor any u»e 646 2426 from square (imt maaonnry liKhM- desire to protect their dition. $1,096. 876-6008. COUNTER girl — part-time Apply Help Wanted— Mole 36 Monday through Friday, 7 portunitles wait for one who TWO MALE Cocker Spaniel table, G.E frostfrci' refrigera­ knives, aces, shears. skates East Hartford, Conn. paid vacaUon, insurance, dis­ Paul W. ftougan Realtor. 649- ,4 to 6 p m trial tailliUng, U» aert-a, cen­ identity can follow ‘his naldnlght to 6 a,m. Apply in a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Satur­ has experience In all types of puppies, buff color, AKC keji- tor, Magnovox TV and .stereo, I.VIS rotary blades. Quick sendee count on purchases. Apply to tral Ux'atlon, all utllltlea procedure: 1984 CHEVROLET, stMdard Roofing and person. Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 day 7 to 12 noon. Call construction estimates. All nel registered, 12-weeks-old, mlscellaneou.*. 315 Denung St . VERNON BRAND new build . Iransmbalon, excellent condi­ CapUol Epulpmont Co, 31 N. P. Hallenbeck Co., Inc. YOUNG M EN Mrs. Garrity or Mr. MacDon­ Many |xuul(>llltle*. Including Center St. CAREER position for young 643-4257. leads furnished. Oiancc for temporary shots, $50 c.divide .- Inly pairing roofs of all kinds, new tated position for a high school WIU„ EXCHANGE or sell AKC ranges automatic washer- air-conditioning Starting -.t M anager, Manchester 1963 RAMBLER, station W4gon, graduate with pleasing person­ VERNON MOLD and FULL-TIME custodian needed, 643-2771. unit* having II* own |>rlvale fa roofs, gutter work, chimneys graduate. Company will train, • ARE YOU WORKING toy male pocxlle for toy male wuh guarantees. See them at $1.55 per month Call Paul W. cllllle* $225 |>er two llumannd Evening Herald, together aulomatlc, pewer Kleering, ODD .JOBS all types. Clean­ ality and ability to meet the 3-11 p.m. Salary open. Apply - - with a memo listing the cleaned and repaired. 30 years' typing required. Salsiry $76 UNDER PLEASANT TOOL, Inc. Pekingese. 649-5459. BD Pearl's Aiiphanies 64* Dnugan Realtor, 649-4535 -very good condition. $450, 643- ups, landscaping, carpentry, public. Apply between 9 and rot xniw at ( 'all 872 9528 weekday* Invostmont Proporty companies you do NOT experience Free estimates plus. Fee paid by our client Public Schools — Andover Elementary Help Wanted— .Mam St Call 643-2171 0664. miscellaneous repairs, etc. De­ 5 p.m., to Beneficial Finance CONDITIONS ? School. Town resldcniJy not re­ For Solo 70-A want to see your letter. Call Howley 643-6361 644- company. Rita Girl, 800 Sil­ Cook-manager of sch(x>l lunch 915 Hartford Tpke, Route 30 MANCIlPiSTFH One bed BOLTON Mancla-Kler town pendable service. Cull 643-7218. 836 Main St., Manchester, 643 • ARE YOU LEARNING quired. Ma!e or Female 37 F R E E KITTENS to pxxl home. ( ’OIX)NIAL ixvuch with match­ riKim garden lyjM- a|mriment, Your letter wlii be de­ 1061 VOIJtSWAGEN sedan 6333 ver Lane, East Hartford, 628- program. New cafeteria kitch­ Rockville, Conn. line. Ill 6 aixl 44 A. large EAST HAUTFilUI) all brick 4« stroyed If the advertiser 4156. AN INTERESTING Call 643-0703, ing chair. Glim* top coffee Itrlvale enlriince, raneh type, sunroof and 1963 Volkswagen LAWNS maintained. Rubbish 9416. en. School lunch experience de­ conDvieAD o r t,. IMMEDIATE opening available fnmlage with building Ideal fiiniUy, 4 ntoma «iu'h a|Mrt la one you’ve mentioned, TRADE? table. Green Manor veneltiui $145. |M-r month Avalhihle Im- sedan. Call 046-4036. taken to the dump. Odd jobs. ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— DENTAL Assistant wanted, ex­ sirable. ,(3ontact the Superin­ GOODYEAR Service Store, has ,or experienced real estate WANTED good home for a pet (or- garden center, n;aiMile m rnt, hiiUt lnji tnchwllnf n lr if not it will be handled an open ng for a full time Ure broker or salesman who ■ffil'mlh. Call 649-0672. tiu-dlately. I’au) W. Dnugan, 040-1808 after 6 p.m. New and repairs our special­ perienced preferred, but not tendent of schools office, 843- MEN WANTED for generah out­ spayed female German Slicf)- lm*l(e»*, iftiitt iaHI.6 rtc ■ riirulttUmcm 3 y««iini old An In the usual manner ty, 20 years experience. Free If your answer Is "NO” to any changer. Some stock room desires to affiliate with a B•■altor. 6411-4535. 643-2880 1065 MERCURY Comet 404 -4- necessary. Must be willing to 1569. of the above questions . . . then side work. Apply in person, herd. Call 643-8692. ■}F:\\IN(j MACHINES - *lnger oxrrUmtt Inveal mrnt Wolv«r door sediui, 6 cylinder auloma­ STEPS, fid'-walks, stone walls, o.stimatcs. Call Roy Konehl. deliveries involved, progressive of-ganlzatlon offer- tlrcplaces. flngslone terraces. FABRIC learn and able to type. Good you should visit our plant to Jensen's Inc., Route 44A, luloiii.'itu- zi^’za^. IJiOKING for an apartmentT IIFBKON (’ENTFH Brand in w ton Aicenvy JttxiU om . x>u a«’ir.s, * inDroul«T , • tc M A N Main Ht Im'tuchnc 1069 CHEVROLET Caprice, 4- scn|)lng. Ileasonahlv priced Millinery, ”DD”, Manche.ster Herald. EARN extra money, openings lor. 649 45.36 aide ,,r will tiidid lo mill teo LOST—Brown and white female LOVERS F’OR CONVALESCENT HOME * PLATING Ki * equal opportunity employ- your own pace. Excellent com­ of them? Call 649-2901. piiymentsS of SH.&O eneb or pny lwt> gtorrn uml witrrhouiH* F*x- door hardtop, V-8, automatic, c.ill 64.7 08,'ll available lor part-time clerks,^ er , ant* ('all 619 8641 or 649 0422 dog, part Springer Spaniel. R e­ Dressmaking 19 WOMAN wanted for general IN EAST HARTFORD “• SILK " """ SCREENING evenings and weekends. Must mission arrangement with -IM rn.nh dPaW’r LAI.GE 3'i txKmi a[Mrtmenl. reilent Inctmie pnHtucer lira ix)wcr steering, radio, vinyl AKC registered Irish .Setter. 18 ward. Call 649-9406. housework, one day a week. (Graphic Arts) be over 21. Apply in person 9 SH EET Metal W orkers-E xp er­ good earning potential. For an l-'umlshed or unfurhl*ln- Adams stores, -Call 278-7400, Mr. come to the Klock Co., at 1366 First-Second Third Shifts Male Bldg Call 64.1 2667 ward. 643-9812. (ioixl running condition. IHII- (nicking and package delivery Excellent working conditions Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We Multl-CJlrcults extends on Invi­ English and western. 643-7524 St , Manclfe.stcr, (3onn-. Refrigerators, washers and Gla.ssman for Interview ap­ MANCHES'TER Excellent openings. Apply: Model Horne humlUiri’ WE HAVE customer* watting MANOR HOME 1244 after 6 p.m. and fringe benefits. Call at our ------have openings on all shifts In tation to visit our plant to dis­ VFRNON Brand new jffice L4DST—Wliito Toy male pootllc, stove moving, specialty. Fold pointment. :i ROOM HOUSKFUl. (fir the rental of your aiisrt M)ukce MAINTFINANCK and repair, office anytime Wednesday. WOMAN—part-time evenings, 6 our Heat Treat Dept. Very in­ DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. cuss job opportunities In the available' at 30 I*(- vicinity of SalU-r |x>ol. Call mg chairs for rent. 649-0752 Has Immediate Openings; following areas: Articles For Sale 45 19 PIECES (iient or home J D Beal Ka I'ayi-tte Square Rent Ineliwle* Miiln IwHim' 4 commercial and residential. ■j p.m. ’till closing for snack bar. teresting work and we wUl Manchester — 643-9557 643-8724. Auto Accessories late Aanoclale*. Inc . 643-5129 heat, atr (-ondltliinlng, w-nll lo Iwtt ImOwi aiirikrti living: Experienced. (113-5962 after 6 Apply in person. Vernon Bowl­ train you. Please apply In per­ Days: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Plating RUM.MAGE SALE. Saturday, $297 r'MMik I liltM' wtiHtr flrrjihu ri Tires p.m. ROGERS CORPORATION son. LATHE Operators —Experienc­ will! I nr]>ellnx and drii|ier1e* LOST — Piuwbook No. E 10101 Painting— Papering 21 FABRIC FAIR Mill & Oakland St. ing Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. Fabricating Augvim 23, 10 a m . - 4'30 p.m Interior wanti« rellabli UKIKING for anything in real hirtniU ilirilnK nwttu. all rlr* Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. ed in aircraft experimental Will .subdivide ('all *73(1328. Savings liank of Manchester. Manchester Silk Screening St. Paul'fi Parish hall, 40 faniily or newlywcrjn {*, iicr«*fi eatate rentaU apartmenta irt* kUi't>**ri. 30' imnrlnl MANCIIE.STER. SouUi Wliul.sor. B II. MAGOWAN ,IR . * Sons. MANCHESTER A PART-TIME position from work and large diameter turn­ weekday* Application made for payment. KOUIl KT fils ('hovrolul An EquaJ Opportunity Employer TURRET LATHE: Set­ In.spectlon .Naulaic Ave . Glastonbury, (IrllVi-ry of romplele MKi( riK » f1rr|4A< r«! Mobile Homes 6-A tillure lx>ught, .sold. F’or ap- 643-7.361 Fabrie.s NatiomU Inc. gravel, gravel, tand. stone rim- time Only permanent em­ PRODUCTION AHULERS: MANAGER-Trainee for house 50 Harrison St., Manchester pc. (Vmvcrtihle llvinK Realliil*. 647'.6613 • IbaiMT* listiuBlfu] kttrh |8)lntmenl 044-2015. TYPIST WANTED ployes, no students. fill Giotge II Gnfflng Im ed A(fitllanf*es, wall lo wall mongrel puppy, white chest. t'ONTRAt'TOR Interior, ex­ plex. Flexible hours Insurance Set-up and operate. .and beauty aid department. bedrcjom, 5 f»- l>i^<'tt^ ltd FAfklUut wimmIcmI mvi I960 NASHUA mobile home, 12x HEIT WANTED, after scIkk,) Andever 742-7K86 car|>etlng, private drive, yar»l I.Nl d *8TRI Al. /*i(ied fnelnl Call Vernon Dog Wartlen, 878- .5.V,' exeellent eondltlon. Ideal terior iNiluting. paper hanging benefits. Call 647-1461 for ap­ Opportunity for advancement ' $10 down, f(jit may purrhast ing In rXi-rllmt rvirUtrnUiU SECRETARY—Law office, 20 - Apply in person. DRILL PRESS OPER­ and Saturday. Apply at Adult* only $1*6 Hei-urlly de bulld'.og tin re(d Al*o large 7034. for newlyweilH or retired cou­ Discount on wallpaper. Call pointment. BY MANCHESTER MEMOR­ for ambitious man In rapidly TREAT rugs right, they'll be iny rcxmi Individually Im arra Idrtul fur btr|fr ai,.lr.(afi.i)„ ' Qu(>en Brazier on,Broad I'lar. till utilltir*« ' pUui {Mtrklnic ir rmne •' in- rniivl* able for lawns, bushe*. trees Conn. State College. Will nhare NI.MBOD teiil camper, usi'il eel and removed. Also odd jobs 649-1003 Our new line now available REQUIRED. RECENT G-RAD » reale (or interview. St I>-avs. n'ghts or WM-kends. rludr*! I'lrnl for rifwIywrcU For R«nt 6 6 luivr thF* (ilmj*urr 611-896? and gross 872-6587, Route 30. 0.1 expenses. Call 649-0819. oiUM*. oxcolloiU roiulllioii. ( ’all —If you are interestcKl In ACCEPTABLE. CONTACT Excellent pay Apply In person DISCOUNT FUUNITUKK Avfiilablr |«l |i:»0 tu igfrr fur rr> JOSEPH P LEWIS (hTslom WAITRESSES becoming a Dealer, or hav­ PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. SERVICE-MAN (ull-Ume, Rockville. NK'K livlnic Hvr {4a< rrnrnl • tm* HivJannr iU«-2i>20. MAN-Part-time f^'lawn and FINISH carpenters. Apply to between 10 a m. and 12 noon > WAKEHOUSK m<$rUhiy f'nll 2M()fWV4 ( dow .shades made to measure, paper books on reque-st. F'ully Day. Days or nights, full or ties Inc., Avon. Conn. 06001. .s,al:iry, working conditions and PART-'TIME desk clerks and 5r2-724fc F (d 'lt (t and lofty Rent elerlpic HcfvHil $I4A nvf/fithJy AvoU 649-6615. Roctown'-s year end savings. all Hf/.e Venf'tlan hUnds. Keys miured Fn-e ('stiiuate.i Cail ixirt-time. Experience not Telephone 1-673-3455. .security. Blue Cross, C.MS, nlgiit auditors Apply Plano’s (former Fuller Jtrur*h bldg * wltfuMit fw’At $13A rntmUtly Lumber Co., Route 44A, Bol­ .HhampsK-r $1 Plnewoo;! ahic Hr|/t lat A4)44ft| We have ordered our complete made while you wait. Tape re 649-9658, If no ansavor. 613.6-382 lu'cessju-y. Apply in person niajiir medical, unKorms and Motor Inn, 100 East Center St., 171 8l Mjinehe*ite* (Vfitritlly (>nr mu»e TniU-:k: IUHj M apartnirnt. NEED CAR’’ Credit very bad' TWO HANDYMEN wniU, a Call my (HuupetlUjrs then cal’ second and third shift. Lathe grow irrto supervisory position. appointment. printing plates. .(X)» thick, 23x Hr/u/Tty r*’’<|«4irrf| you many dollai-s, but sllll lus- ia In new alr-conditloned plant, cludes Thursday night till 9 for full-time and part-time I? corner of Fine A >*ore'^ 'M rrfnferatffr. hu’^t m Bankrupt, ic|>o.sscsslon? Hon I varicly o( Jobs by day or hour me. Estimates given. 649-7863 HOWARD JOHNSON operators, second shift. Verti­ Flexible hours , insurance 36 ”, 25 cents each or 6 for $1. A'iuitJi > est Douglas accepts Ipwesi .sure >xm of our sincere Inter­ Reasonable, fa ll (VI3-8305, 043 located -in So. Windsor, 247- cal turret lathe-operators, sec- benefits. Call 647-1461 for ap­ 643 2711 Ut (ruM fV43M7R- 1010. Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. Casual in Hartford. /Telephone 242- Llggetfs Luncheonette, Man­ Jy. 64ft 3120 down, smallest payments, any est In >x>ur needs, a very ada- NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ 39-1 Tolland Tpke. ond shift. Gall LeMi Corpora­ pointment. ASSISTANT S292 Village Shops, Manchester. FI\TC'I*fKCK formica klteh»*r. where. Not small loan (limnce qimte .selJcUon 'find most Im- ing, paper hanging, jraper re­ tion, 643-2362, 2274. chester Parkade. CLEANI.NGE.ST carjvet cleaner ,CATAIX)G free. I'll send all net,^. black tw oplerr livlof^ 3ft HTHANT HT fOK WANTED .Vlgltt work, . rr,f)m set ~AfTfor*$75 Call flr»t f\i0 tr Mfftt. h/jl wiUrr. gn tors, 345 Main. service that t)as ainxuly made for pin setters as mechanic's ■ Gel Blue Lustre Rent electric LUNOHEONETTE I W e mmu4 mm ■■■rgeUt a a g I Building— wxirkmanshlp Prompt .serv ice, - SECRETARY -Good Sdils. your friends shop from it. Then clerk to mainUiln in-plant pay- no Sundays Apply at Acadia 24124 M/ter 8 30 p m $lifi monthly Cmll b*- us Ihe talk p( the Industry. Our satisfaction guaninteed, 647- helpers, 6:30-11 p.m. .Monday- rtuinjpKver $I Tlie Hherwih - 1964 CHEVROLET 'inijsila Contracting 14 required working for one ex­ you pick $50 and more In free roll f»nd production record Rentaurant Cail 649-0898. - - 7 ATwi ft p m present Inventory Includes U\e ikVVl. Friday or for weekends Satur­ Williams (k) HOTi’OINT aulomnU* MMUflER 4-door hardtop. Power steer­ ecutive. Salary $125. Fee paid. Items, Alice. Williams. Popular Must havf good figure aptl- -...... complete Holiday Line. Avalon. N. ,I RiFl.imiuc Carpenter If you are in good health, are personable, day 6-11 p.m. and Sunday 1- tude to Allied Building PARA O U 'TE riggers or willing SK-- 4>ld FIV'K ajHirtmfrrt ing, standard tnuismlsslon, PAINTING Interior and ex­ RlUi Girl, 800 SUver Lane, Club Plan. Dept. X603, Lyn- Apply DARK RKTl stonefree loam, IteUry Klw Bwmm Bi'enlwixxl, Silver Eagle, and coi.tractor Additions, ivmodel- 11 p.m. Apply Vernon Bowling f.iwhLor. ifg-ljfoc 110 h/ft wtttrr. onr tthlld <*jruiUl*’’r five new tires. Goorl condition. terior. very rda-sonable. . free East Hartford. 528-9416. brook. New York. Svstems Inc , 260 Tolland , 'h'"' » five yanls $16 Sand gravel Full ( oropesiy Heenflts Tot(Uu Travel 'I'rallers. In pick­ Ing and repairs, Odl nnytime intelligent, can meet people easily and desire Banes, Route 83, Vernon. 546-0124. Pioneer I’anichute Co.. Hale rd AVftlJahlr OpfertoniUee $760. Call after 6 p.m., 649- e.stln4ates. Call Richard Mar­ Tpke., Miinche.ster stone, fill, manure, ^>ool arsl up campers we have Travel for free ivstlmates., 87J 1642. a most interesting and varied position you are Rd , Manchester 644-1581 An Sl*»VK arxj wuMhUig machine' Hr^urlty. drj^jYit rrquift’d f'aUt far 8184. tin. 649-92.S.3, 649-4411. EXPERIENCED' mechanic Ext. 22 fjotio sand Call 643 9604 for -'ll* Ik fiffc-r * '*ill hfler Queen. Elkhari Trav'ler, Ken- wanted for general repair (qu.sl oppirtunlty employer %\I/) prr rn'-inth f'all G4U«v»7 I- m a 1968 PLYMOUTH Fur\- l l, 4 .sou and Tour-a hojue. Slop In HALLMARK Itullding Com­ NICK’S Interior and exterior en ra g e. Profit snaring plan .STARTING $2.65 an hour, m l WELL Kept ( arj»eU tih/rw the W. T. BRANT pany (or liomc Improvement, I/>V'KLY S f'^/m BONANZA door sedan. V-8, automatic, s(H)a while our offering l.s com­ iwilntlng. l-'ree estimates. Call available for qualified man. benefit.s. vac.ition. all .“h.t..> result* of regular Hlue lAisIre PAmKADC additions, rec rxuua. garages, WOMAN' SihiaHofis Wanted— vVAUatilff In 2 farnlly horn*- ft power steering, radio. Priced plete. Hemcmbt'r quality 643-1731. HELP WANTED See Mr. Sloan. Sloan Garage. available, full or part-time spot cleaning Rent electric Wanted— To Buy 58 STIAK HOUSI roi.dng, gutters. bVee esti­ rdrr In MAn**hr*frr Hrxt Kmgtmyer Advertising Dept, DAY CARE for a.//.twr) tour Wlllimanttc, Ci)im. We'rt- ojhui Call 646.2527. Floor Finishing 24 DRAFTSMEN Trainees, archi­ 4361. i;..r - . p f. lifirt wtt*r-r off •ffrgir js4srk 1967 CAMARO, 450 h.]) . low, every \(|('ekday. evenings till year old In my licensed hf/me TWO TV*, need repair*, kltch .ng ftr-nfal |1V/ j>rr n-.f/r.'h WES ROBBINS CVirpentry tectural .structural Progres­ ar.'.qu' ;Vn. . .\t low mileage. Call 649-1540. to p.m, luid all day Satuixlay FUX)R SANDING and reflnlsh Male and Female WANTED one full and one Cull 643-0124 en tei. like new p!*yj bar I/ell »et 182S T O H ID APARTMENTS condition, reasonable, 643- hanging. No job too small only to Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan VtASTKV ANTIQfKR u*ed 112} tSI UAK B-nUECT IxitlmKinis, kitchens 6tn 3446 type, (shorthand not necessary, but helpful), gineering .and pre-production Referenre* Call 1-749-2I82 af­ Ib $Nj , McCulloch chain aaw Braird bulii will br rr4 r)vr4j 7889. " 1907 VOIJvSWAGEN KombI, John Verfallle, 643-9112 Garage. Rou^e 83. yemon. furniture, partinl or fompJe'r $t.ANf-HEMm Rapidly growing industry. New plant, steady work, phases. If you .seek a bright ter 1 30 ' $K' '”Mode’. 47. exeellent erjr, jgfflf r tjf thr lHrr<*tor of made Into camper for two In­ run a simple adding machine, someone who is ' til ( all :'vrj d. . (a *' ATTl'.AfTA'K flvr^fvrr*t Ap»rt CEMENT WORK No Job too future with a top company, ex­ ■ c -z 1966 FORD MusUuig, auto­ sulated and paneled. Built-In dl’.'.on rtitAry antennae ; om frurjr.t AdUllJI. nf> ‘ imrnoU Her. il « *-ri*rr New * | i« e e « s * mmm mmd tw * small, sidewalks I'referred. good pay wti^i overtime, paid life insuraiKe, hospikli- cellent fringe benefits, paid ft«r matic, power steering, radio, eablneUs and bisl, let' chest, Bonds— Srocks— slightly creative. In other words we need some* Help\ Wonted— Male or Femole 37 plete) $50 649 2251 $13S M ft^ 4 V ! 'frrt vtonchratrr (*Ofin , Uft I bedrtma aparUneata. Call 742 11791 vacation. ; apply to .Mr. ^ Ab- til August 26, 1*6* at- il 00 FROM ilW SBOfTTULT low( nltleage, excellent condi­ two-bumer bottle gas stove. h^ortgogos 27 lation, holiday^ vacation and other fringe benefits. IT ) , tion, $1,125. 1-429-6135. one who can help us help c^r advertisers. bruzese, Xllled Building Sys­ Mpartfnml Mrnt ■ !T. for . - ' I Inriadml: .Must be »-en to be appreciat­ I'KIRMERS. garages, rxuvhes, i^ncA'brac ciodU. fr^m» MOBTiJAGES 1st and ^'-huL tems. 260 Tolland Tpke., .Man­ Boots and Accossorios 46 'Uft Wislrr »tOYf Ifurmjr $125 TK.V INCH W ATER MAf.V IN HOTPOt.NT RANUB - BB ed. 649-2663. rcc rvHuus, txvm Additions. Experience not necessary. wiU train. jflfcjurwtre We buy ektAU* Vll- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN converti­ mortgages— Interim financing chester/ Oonn 646-0124 MCDONALD’S Adoltj fw* HTAIJJCnON MIDDLE nUliBRATOB AIBl kilchou.s, :iild-;i.levels, rvHiflng, You will be working in.a pleasant atmos- 12 BEABAGO b o a t 12 h p yf** Fold er A'^clloiver 4y ble. automatic stick shift, red, F'OR SALE 19ti8 Spaci*ago exi>edlent and confidential Wonderful opportunity for advancement. fUNIMTIONKU DOirOR. siding, general repairs Quality WE NEED full and part-time motor. 1969-Iran eY. 1275 Cal! ijske B’ . Bf.i:or.. *4*-k 47 MAN* ‘l'fK«TKK . 2 ■n’HNI'IKK WKHT iDEKH excellent condition, 649-1244. truck cam)vr. $800. Take over service J D. Real Estate phere with happy people; IS NOW HIRING FOR THE FALL! Al. WALL 'CO W A lX l warkiuaashlp Ftn.inehig avail­ help to work at the cleanest 649 5447 4p4/tmrr.t flr-*< r‘$ 8T R K E T ) WATER HEAT PABB-f 742-0368 after 6. able. Economy Builders. Inc.. serxlce station In town. Com­ Male and female help. ’A a .VT> !I^ K*crr! - flit yr|e MGB 1964, new paint job, low JUST TWO- left 15’ f;berg' < Bid f;>r(ii« plan* and speclfl INU. 643-6159. .872 0647 evenings Come in soon. Ask for Mr. Doane or Mr missions awarded weekly Ap Hours flexible. 8 a.m. U) 11 p.m. fAi r*-;. rrn; ru, IMS >A7 price, good mechanical condl-' Business Opporhinity 28 Simpson. ply In person from 6 p m to can.'a-* regular $206 (le.ar .r r available al the Neew bw*. ecfatoL e h te fc l Uon. Call 649-2262.. M oforcycks ADDITIONS, / remcxleh.'ig. ga 8 p.m at the He.ss Service Sta­ ante pr.ce, $1J0 plu* tax Me , FTit’R pTx/rrL apnrirnen*... hr*! General / .Service* Office, 41 aiid ahepiitBg. *ep«e*Rw | CAVROK CORP. / Apply in fierson 9nly. * B icycks rage, rec rooms, bathroom* TAVERI< Going business, tion. 334 proad St Manches Rride HfM,n 8pos man ' Asking only IS.OiX). Con- Exit 97 off Parkway MCDONALD'S DRI\'E-1N 14 FIHERGl-AB boat 46 hp ATTRACTIVE 'eep;r,g r«. rn Ff ft "P. ,fs»fn. *ev-.fei rifaff apart REALTOR old. Must sell. Moke an offer. ccptcr. Bought in April, like tlo.s, roofing Call U-on .Cles- tac^ .Mr. Frechette, H .M Fre maintenance mechanic. ■- 'onnactli-ut ilerrury motor Easy Tilt ig»/s-er bslh, pr.-. jl* entraner. mere llefr;ger«u. - h* ! •4S-UH Call 646-2616 or 643-6066. new. C one. Only $22,500. Excel­ patio), all electric kitchen, AMS’TON Lake —Simply im­ AND BOATING 1940, Leon Trotsky was psychiatrists to uncover his true C’ourt warrant issued Tuesday attorney, George Gregory of standards. lent financing available. (breakfast room adjacent) maculate three bedroom bludgeoned to death. Josef Stal­ packaged. ^ Continued^ From Preceding Page Immediate occupancy. 14x20’ family room. Fine Ranch style cottage. Seconds in had eliminated what he re­ also charges Seale with conspir- Cheraw. S.C.. told newsmen to be Ihot This is a rare opportun­ That he was an agent of the commit murder and con- they will move for the dismissal "acklon was too busy, too In- paneling, many built-ins, from lake. Beautifully treed ity to buy on this beauti­ garded as an Intolerable threat Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sa!e 72 MANCHESTER stereo, complete air-condi­ lot. Mr, Coe, Belflore Agency, ful lake. Large all brick to hjs rule o f the Soviet Union. GPU, as the Soviet securitv ^ ‘fa^y “ > commit kidnaping. I V f I 1 1 * rlp > r charges against the men at and ralseil too much REALTY CO. tioning sysb^, carpeting, 647-1413. 4-bedroom oversize CJape Today the house is little agency was known at the time Fourteen other persons have * I the end of the Invcstlgntlon, ^ ° " " ^ '’‘‘>'sy over a problem that drapes, are just a few of Ood with bath and half, changed. However weather­ is not doubted. A generaUy ac^ been arrested in connection with l On G BINH Vietnam (AP) “f ‘he , .h>Kb priority In the Nixon administration.’ MANCHESTER — Cuatom Tri- B E A U TIFU L Split Level, as­ TED GOODCHILD many fine features for the COVENTOY, $10,500. 4% room built-in stove, dining area, ed and Ill-kept, it remains the cepted theory has it that hds ‘ he Rackley slaying. ' eight men in the case. ------he -SPECIALS- ranch within walking distance full recreation room with added. Level. Four spacious bed­ sumable mortgage 5% per ultimate in gracious living ’pequena fortaleza,” the little "am e was Mercader, the son Bates declined to say how Rothblatt said only two wit of lake, neat, clean, presently fireplace, hot water oil 2- rooms. three baths, eat-in kit­ cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ 64.3-4348 with low maintenance. fortess that Trotsky had hoped Caridad Mercader, a well- toony FBI agents took part in stRaedsumed its preliminary preliminary invostl- invostl- no.sses nc.sses testified testified brieflybrli during . ‘^'‘partment aources say at THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY rented for $125. monthly. Mr. zone heat, laundry room, . , _ , least i.iivone limn—amim an-and probably chen with buiit-ins. oversized' rage, large comer lot. Full By appointment. Suzanne would protect him from Stalin’s h fo "^ Spanish communist who Seale’s capture near the Univer- gallon to determine whether ‘ be day-long session Lombardo, Belflore Agency 2-car garage. This lovely twiay and refused the Job dining room with large comer price $23,500. Call on this one, Shorts, 646-2333. Exclusive J. terrorists. contacts with « “ >’ ° f California. Green Berets accused of both were called by 647-1413. home Is situated on an acre windows, huge • fam ily room Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- MANCHE.STER Twoistory Watson Beach & Co., Real­ lot well landscaped. By all Stone walls rise 12 totn 15ik feet ‘ n® GPU during the Spanish However, Raymond M. Hew- ______. .. He --.aid.said one' one 'waa'-arenH.Ted was 1 ^ with fireplace, tremendously C930. home, two baths. 4-5 bedrooms, tors. C O VE N TR Y — $7,000-4-room means look this one over above the sidewalk. T O e 4 ^ “ 1, a Panther who was In the “ Vietnamese double man and the other a civilian. .m large living room with cathe­ central location. Newer fur­ Ranch home with lake at only $25,500. Good dows for the most part are still ever. Seale car, declared there were aBcnt will be wrought to trial. .'u ‘ dral ceilings. Massive brick MANCHESTER Six - 'room nace^ Iv)t of house for $20,500. financing available. —privileges,— ^Presently----- being nemented over. A ro,.ph however, that no oite in this ''at least 50 ” agents, all hearilv A* “ ' “ ring resumed 12 ,h.. ^m m andcr nl a . ' “ “ >•» ‘ »e author- BONELESS SHOULDER fireplace with paneled feature Colonial overlooking----Center Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rented for $21. weekly. Quick house of hea-vyheavy brick,brick^™.;‘^„'^ perforat­ Pan^thF^ld-Wrever know armed. , mGles nor^ of Saigon. Army sperinl 7^rT7^3p^ln wall, large foyer. Great abun­ Park. baths, two-car for certain. The Panther party was found- Secretary Stanley R. RosorReaor ar- " •'ortea troops m in 1 Met-. believed was necessary to car- sale wanted. Mr. Lombardo, MANCHESTER ed by rifle ports, perches atop dance of closets. 2-car garage, garage, large rooms. Immedi­ MANCHESTER — Truly im­ Lots For Sale 73 of ry out this program.” Belflore Agency. 647-1413. one comer, where Viena inter­ ed by Seale and Huey Newton, Hved in South Vietnam wltl) a yinevard Haven ' ate o<;cupancy. Hayes Agen­ maculate 5-room Cape, full REALTY CO. who are now serving a term for report on the Green Beret case ^ ______n. ftiass. plaster walls, loaded with ex­ sects with Avenlda Morelos. .\s a result, he says only 87 tras. Built by Van Dyne, fore­ cy, 646-0131. dormer, front-to-back living © )»69 br NtA, Ik . VERNON — 2,000’ frontage on t e d GOODCHILD manslaughter In the killing of as one of his chief objectives. 1-84. Total 22 acres more or EAST Hartford, Seven room There is no suggestion of his­ Tax Average S989 fulltime piMfeaslonal en)ployes most in contemporary design. room, V/j bath.s, enclosed Raised Ranch with 2-car ga­ an Oakland policeman. He oame on an Inspection trip f . n . • MANCHE.STER, $26,900 like If I were you, I d put it on the table beside him and run!" less, newer Contemporary 643-4348 tory. no plaque of bronze. A NEW Y O R K -T h e $199 billion look after motor vehicle safety 2.450 .sqtmre feet of living area. porch, oversized garage, deep rage. Over 2 acres of land, Seale is on three year’s proba- planned for some time, but ’ in .lliin new! Three-bedroom Ranch­ home plus 2-car garage with slight, shy maid responds to the ‘ be federal government antici- and one t>aoh Is asslgmal to mo- Large treed lot. $41,900. Jac­ lot. Immediate oecupaney. Low exceptional landscaping. Nice tion for carrying a gun near the congressional criticism of the er, carport.'large kitchen with three-Poqm apartment situated bell. She peers around the Rates :n revenue for fiscal 1970, SUDBURY .Onl. Two thou- ‘ or vehicle Inspection and school queline Roberta Agency, 646- ao’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ fleldstone walls. Quality built Oakland Hall of Justice on May Arm y’s handling of the case and...... feet l)elow the .surface of bu.s safety. built-ins. flreplaced living tors, 649-2813. on land. Unlimited commercial C O VE N TR Y _ $7,000, 4 room heavy iron door and informs beginning July 1 , will average Clod RoastI 3339. by U. & R., double closets, 22, 1%1. moved It to the top of his agon- a nickel mine near here a fully room, full basement, land­ Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 possibilities. Owner wUI hold Ranch. Presently rented at $21 the curious that the present oc- ‘R $989 for each resident of large roofed rear deck. The He was an unsuccessful candi- da. equipped garage has been built scaped lot. Call Warren E. NEW LISTING -7-room Cape, ' mortgage. Jacqueline-Roberts weekly. Lake privileges. Mr. , cupants are not at home to ‘ be country, according to Tax Tliere are >x>ven rlwtv In M ANCHESTER— Lovely Red- very best. Mr. Coe, Belflore '..)) r^r the California The pretrial Investigation, to aor‘ -i< e dio.sel-ixjwered mbi- Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. with full .shed dormer, large DOUBLE A 2kxie. Lovely sev- Agency, 649-3330. Lombardo Belflore Agency visitors. Foundation, Inc. Mjiine wheo* Atlantic aalnum wcHKl Farms area. Six-room Agency. 647-1413. 647-1413. •Assembly, whose legislative similar to a grand Jury proceed- ing equipment. exm lx* caught living room with fireplace, for­ en-rdom Colonial on a "G olf In Trotsky’s time, security R.an< h, one-year young. Offers JUST LI.STED 5-5 two family Course” lawn with tree shad­ EXCELLENT two parcel acqui­ mal dining room, recreation CENTRAL LOCATION CX3LUMBIA LA K E 4%-room measures were far more - three‘bedrooms, 1% baths, duplex, ceramic baths, large ed and shrub enclosed privacy. sition consisting of a two fam­ TOLLAND —You can assume room, 1 i/j baths, enclosed rear Ranch on approximately one elaborate. Armed men were large family kitchen with eat­ living rooms, two-car attached Two-car oversized garage. ily, five and five, a 80x300’ payment of $132 on this sparkl­ lb porch, on treed lot, $29,900. Eight-room home with five acre, $16,500. Phllbrick Agen­ posted inside and out. Trotsky ing .alcove, formal dining garage, full basement with Screen porch off living room. lot, a single fam ily six-room, ing three - bedroom Ranch. room, spacious living room Phllbrick Agency, Realtors rooms down, three up, IVi cy, Realtors, 646-4200. rarely ventured beyond the nar­ laimdry hook-ups. Beautiful 646-4200. baths. Excellent condition Three large and one small excellent condition older Colon­ Unique large kitchen, three with fireplace, carpeting, me­ row stone patio shaded by giant grounds. Mid 20's. Wolverton throughout. Many features bedrooms. Newly decorated ial, also on an 80x300’ lot. Total SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 room large bedrooms, acre treed ticulous throughout. $31,900. pines and populars. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. .MANCHE.STER Custom 8- such as an oversized lot, tuid painted. See It now. Bel­ 160’ frontage on West Middle Ranch. Paneled and heat­ private lot-.'-CWlne and inspect Jacqueline - RoberLs Agency, Despite these precautions, the room Split, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ aluminum siding, tv/o-car flore Agency, 647-1413. Tpke. 300’ deep. Ideal location ed rec room, 2-car garage. Ex­ Only $22,600. Colll-Wagner 644-3339. CAPE — Modem kitchen, liv­ garage, new gas heating frail, bewhlskered bolsheilk- BONELESS rage, built-in kitchen. Beauti­ for professional building. Jac- cellent area. $23,900. Hayes Realty, 875-3396. 643-9088. ing room with raised hearth unit, big roomy ba-sement, DESIRABLE resideintial, tree Intellectual was slain with re­ ful near acre wooded lot with quellne-Roberts Agency, 646-^ Agency. 646-0131. MANCHESTER Oversized fireplace, formal dining room, privacy and brook. Hayes etc Only $29,900. Move in shaded area. Six-room Coloni­ 3339. COVENTRY _ Nice, clean 4- markable ease, even though he four-bedroom tVip<‘ with L. three bedrooms, wq)k-out base­ tomorrow. T. J. Crockett. al in Henry-Hollister St. area. had suspicions a'bout the man Agency, 640-0131. Realtor, 643-1577 COVENTRY LAKE —"Froom rpom Ranch, large paneled liv­ New kitchen of fmitwood, for­ ment, breezeway, attached ga­ Priced right for fast sale. Bel­ HIGHLAND Park Area — Large cottage overlooking lake, in­ ing room, 2 twin-sized bed­ who wielded the instrument of mal dining room, .spacious liv­ flore Agency, 647-1413. rage. Beautifully treed acre JUST LIS’IE D —5-room Ranch, lot, could be divided into two sulated paneled interior, needs rooms, eat-ln Kitchen, year death, a mountain climber’s H ) WHY PAY MORE! ing room, family room, two lot. $24,000. Phllbrick Agency, three bedrooms, with eat - In building lots. City utilities. $10,- well and septic tank, $3,600. pick. Loimoii DiOii ’TWELVE )room Contemporary round home, new furnace, baths, one-car garage on large Realtors, 646-4200 kitchen, carpeted bath, de­ 000. Ask for Mr. Phllbrick, Meyer Agency, Realtor. .643- Trotsky, who with Stalin and MANCHESTER Green area. . Including In-law suite on what double lot. Only $12,500. Keith lot. $29,500. Jncqueline-Roberts tached 2-car garage, full base­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 0609. V.I. Lenin had engineered the NEW LISTING — Clean 6-room an older colonial, one of the we consider to be the beat ad­ Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. U.S.D A. GOV T GRADED CHOICE YOUNG STEER BEEF Agency. 646-3339. ment, 100 X 200’ private lot. choice fam ily type of homes. 646-4200. Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, STEAKS BY THE CAR LOAD 'FOR BAR-B-Q Cape, fireplace In living room, dress in town. Belflore Agen­ C O VE N TR Y — SmaU year FtiSH ntUTONC ITAUAN Ownoi anxious. $20,!K)0. Wol­ Three down, three up, two full BOLTON Lake — Waterfront fled to Mexico In 1937. Lenin CENTER MANCHESTER — Three - bed­ enclO!-ed porch, city utilities. cy. 647-1413. VERNON — Tolland. 94 acre 'round five-room home. Fire­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- baths, carpeting. Attic, full California style home, 3 bed­ was dead smd Stalin, having CUT $23,000. Phllbrick Agency Real­ 2813. treed building lot Kingsbury place, oil heat, artesian well, room G«irrl.son tk>lonial 1% ba.sement, gas heat. Two car SIX-room Colonial with privacy rooms, large enclosed porch broken with' Trotsky over the baths, huge flrcplaced living tors, 640-4200, Ave. Extension. Gorgeous spaidous lot. Lake privileges. 65^ lb garage. Fine residential neigh­ behind taU shrubbery. Central with sundeck overlooking lake. course o f CJommunlst strategy, Prunes CHUCK STEAKS STEAK L IB E R T Y ST., 5-blg, rooms, view. Must sell. 643-1646. Reduced to $13,900. Szeluga roQni,,.?at- NEW LISTING Fully occupied borhood. Owner transferred. location. Immediate occupan­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, reigned aJone in the Kremlin. in kitchen, large screencd-lri new furnace, garage, well Realty, 742-8530, 742-8474, 429- three-family off Main St. $400 Priced to sell at $31,000. Possi­ cy. A beat buy at $22,900. Bel­ ANDOVER — WELL treed 646-4200. Although Trotsky devoted his porch breezeway plus 2-car kept yard In center of every­ 7778. monthly Income. Ideal loca­ ble to a.ssume $15,700 per- flore Agency, 647-1413. lot, with artesian well, on resi­ days here to writing. Including garage, treed lot. Needs re­ thing, near hospital, $20,900. 2 ( 6 . 2 9 ^ FINE TRIM lb. tion, Never a vacancy.' Bel- , cent mortgage on this one. T. dential street near school and VERNON — Redecorated 7- a massive Wography of Stalin, Sirloin Sfeoks decorating but well worth $32,- Kenneth Ostrlnsky, Realtor TWO-famlly, newly listed. Must HEBRON Rd., Bolton. Beauti­ flore Agency, 647-1413. 043-1.333. J. Oockett, Realtor, 643-1577, lake. Approximately one acre. fully landscaped custom built room Split level, 90x200 lot. Stalin was convinced that his 4. .09 000. Jacqueline-Roberts Agen­ settle estate, 2 garages, 5-5 re­ lb. Call 649-8641 or 649-0422. Cape. Three bedrooms, large Ideal for In-law situation. Sub­ former, colleague aimed to re­ iWKTSJWCY Porterhouse Steaks FINE TRIM cy. 646-3339. MANCHE.STER One owner MANCHESTER — Beautiful cently redone. Make an offer. RANCH Beautifully decorated, kitchen, paneled living room stantial cash or owner assist­ turn to Moscow and challenge Cape. Six full rmims including Ranch consisting of kitchen, Belflore Agency, 647-1413. HEBRON — near Gay City, N tc^ rines mint condition, 7 rooms all with stone fireplace, large foy­ ed financing. Will assume the dictator. MANCTHESTER - South End. three bedrooms, formal din­ dining room, living room and beautiful 1>4 acre com er lot. Ill I I liii K t 11-...... I I 'ill I OH I on one fl^ r , wall to wall car- BRICK Cape — nicely located er, walk-out basement with present 594 per cent mortgage. Twenty Soviet agents dressed nsSMGtMN Immaculate like new Califor­ ing room, spacious kitchen. three bedrooms plus large Stone walls. Minutes from IM'tlng, alim>.st new, .stays, mo Beef Stew mOICri'lEAN lb 8 9 * Long Island Duckling r, 5 9 * room, plus finished rec room place, large lot,, exclusive family room, 2-car garage, 2 Wolverton Agency Realtors, aluminum storms, basement Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, TO LLAN D — 6-room custom bers of the household were not (549-2813. this opportunity. Belflore S p a r rec room with bar, school bus eribs in basement. Second floor has area. .'Mi’s. Wolverton Agency baths, tree shaded yard. Only Agency, 647-1413. 2ta baths, built-in vacuum, in­ built Cape with 1% baths, full harmed: ntOZEN FOODS Realtors, (M0-28I3. route, privacy, many P&W 4 bedrooms. On one acre $28,000. Keith Agency, 646-4120, M ANCHESTER Qu(vint Cape, tercom throughout, range, dormer, one-car garage, love­ The man who had prepared BONELESS wooded lot with 2-car attached 649-1922. TH R EE fam ily, newly listed. workers as neighbors. Assum­ hood, and dishwasher, dis­ ly wooded lot situated In the the ground for the raid, who POUND . <• MANCHESTER g<8)d condition, 2 or 3 bed- garage. Adjoining land may bo Just off East Center St. Needs able mortgage. Call owner af­ posal, garage, porch, many hills of Tolland. T. J. (Jrockett. had scouted the compound and BUCKLEY .Sch(X)l Capt\ 8 room.H, fireplace, nicely Innd- Sara Lee Cake acquired. $38,900. Phllbrick ' • W -H -E -E -e -o -(! !(;18,.'')()() work. Moke an offer. Belflore ter 4 p.m. 643-0555. extras. $34,500: R6we & Rowe Realtor, 875-6279. knew the house plan, de<'ided ixxims, I hedriKuns, 2 full (tcaped Ibl, garage. Priced for CHUCK POT ROAST Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Aluminum .siihsl cape. NEW Agency, 647-1413. Realty, 876-3167. on a new approach. Or a new baths, formal dining room, quick .sale, $24,900. Call Paul FURNACE, NEW BATH, ■VERNON — Four '- bedroom approach was decided for him. modi'i'u IdUhen, living room W. Dougan, Realtor, 649:4535. HOLLYWOOD section — Splc VERNON—Seven-room Colonial jtJST listed 6-room Colonial NEW KITCHEN, NEW (Jolonjal plus fam ily room, This was Jacques Momard, with flreplm e, full shed dorm­ and sprur 7-rtx>m Colonial. One Near Crystal Lake 2-car garage, fireplace, carpet­ 59<^ featuring country siw kitchen, PLUMBING, NEW WIR­ MANCHESTER -4-1, two fam­ - living room, fireplace, formal also known as Jaime Ramon er, hasiMUi'nt completely of Manchester’s most desira­ 1$4 baths, garage, private ING, on a busline. Imiim- ily. Beat of condition. Fire­ ing, parklike setting. Good- dining room, kitchen with ble areiis. Enclosed heated $24,990!! Mercader Del Rio and no one treed yard. Low 20’s. Keith flnlslwd t)ff with heat, breeze­ chlld-Bartlett, Realtors, 289- bullt-ins, garage. Only $31,900. ALL VAIIITIfS All Colors All Varieties UPTON CHICKEN 5 ! culale. A l-car detached ga­ place in each apartment, 9 * way. 2-ear garage, new alumi­ sunporch. Job situation only 0939, 528-3498. knows how many other names. Agency 646-4126. 649-1922. rage. Private yard. Tndy •stoves and I'ofrigorator. Re­ H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- When he appeared here he call­ BANQUET num Hhllng. $27,500, Phllbrick reason for selling, $27,500. for Want peace !md quiet plus 9993. unhelleveable. ’I'llOSE WHO cent wiring and ' plumbing. ed himself Frank Jackson and SCOTT TOWELS Danish Go-Rounds NEW LISTING — 5-rm Pape. F'our bedrooms, porting. ' Capfr. -Breezewfty, oversized trees. Oomplete with ame- lonial Cape nestled in the hills roU.ANOSAVi .IAS IIAN1 Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. garages, flreplaced living fireplace, all built-lns, family Young 6-Room Cape nestled garagx'. Outside .sun deck, new site drive and landsc-aping. of Glastonbury in a pic­ Momard first insinuated him­ PEAS & CARROTS WHY PAY MORE? riHun. paneled den, formal din­ room, walk-out patio. Excellent on a \ acre wooded lot. SHOP-RITE FOR SALADS OR COOK INC MANCHESTER Custom built B W heating .sy.stem. Nice treed lot. turesque setting In a prestige self into the Trotsky circle in ing room, equipped kitchen, condition. Don’t wait. H.M. Nicely landscaped. I'-J 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, BARROWS and WALLACE jl’o. Very clean. II. M. Frechette, neighborhood. For appoint­ Parts, in the spring of 1938. Cut Corn Shop-Rite Fig Bars Light Tuna in Brine slluated on tree studded lot. Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. C B. GOVANG baths, built-ins, walk-out M o io la O il CORNISH ment call Phllbrick Agency There he arranged to meet Sll- disposal, dishwasher, two-fire- Manchcsler I’arkade Realtors, 647-9993, Basement. Mid $20’s. For Realistically priced $49,600. ^ REAL ESTATE 646-4200. ‘1a Agelof, a well-known Am eri­ plaecs, U -,1 batlis. double ga­ Maiichc ..tec Iilll5;iml PRIVACY — $25,900. Immacu­ further details call 646-1117 Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ M ANCHESTER lairge ten can Trotskyite who spoke rage. Hutchins Agency, Real late Raised Ranch. Country 643-9574 872-4165 or 875-8560. HIGHWOOD Drive, better than tor, 643-1108. riHmi home. I'a jailKs, oil hot tors, 649-5324. kitchen, two fireplaces, recre­ French. Russian and Spanish as new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ water heat, 2-ear garage,, 214 SHOP RITI RANCH (t'.j rooms, first ation room, garage, patio. Wonted— Real Estate 77 well as English and workttd off erything. over 2.MI0 sq. ft. of aeres. Priced for quick sale. & and on as a secretary to the M ANCHESTER - Just listed, fliH)!', plus finished rec room Inige treed lot. Hutchins Agen­ Hurwit Simons Sh oestring GAME HENS graceful living area. Prime lo­ $25,900. Char-.Bon Agency, 1543- BOLTON —Charming 8-room Realtors immid-ulntc 3 or 4-bedroom In basement, sunken formal cy, Realtors, 649-5324. exiled Bolshevik. )NH Y PA V M O RI’ cation, top cpiallty and unU|ue 0683. center chimney Cape. Im­ PRIVATE party desires build­ Cape, rec room •. dth walk out illning room with beamed cell­ Through Miss Angelof. Mom­ Potatoes fliMtr plan makea this an out maculate four bedrooms, 2'j 212^ TalcottvlUe Rosid, Rte. 83. ing lot in South Windsor-Man- basement, trcH'd and fenced lot ing, and mediterranean decor, MANCHESTER — New on ard was introduce to Trotsky Shop-Rite Coffee standing offering, Hay.cs Agen D E LIG IITE U L 6 room full-dor­ baths, beautifully landscaped. ■ Vernon chester area. Cash. 643-0763. plus many comfortable extras. 2 full baths, one off niaster market, 6-room Cape on beau­ in Mexico. He was invited to c y 646-0lilt, i‘venliVgH Mr. Han mer. I'.j Ivtlh, Ca|ie, Exi-i'l- Shade and fruit trees, stone 0^-1117 875-8560 Rciuonably prlceil at $25,900. hedrixnn, screened |Hirch, $25,- tifully treed lot, central locu­ SELLING YOUR HOME? For tea and visited the house peri -Her, 6111-7613. lent eomlltlon, treed lot. Walk walls. Select neighborhood. Call C. J. Contani, J. D. Real IHM). Phllbrick Agency Real­ tion, near school, bus, shop­ prompt courteous service that haps 10 times during the spring I . $117 to bus, low 20's Wlntonbury Minutes to new Route 6. Louis Estate Associates, 643-8779. $14,900 — Attractive 5-room tors,. 646-42(8). ping, fireplace, jalouslcd gets results. Call Louis Dlmock and summer of 1940. iMO.-.ITP US ClAtM AIANCr (an ^ Realty. 242-7536, 242-9644. Dimock Realty, 649-9823. HEBRON —Must sell. Three- . J i EACH home 2 ,)edrooms, il 1 n i a g porch, garage. Bel A ir Real bedroom Ranch, modem kitch­ Realty. 649-9823. On Aug. 17 Monmrd called on Cropef ruil Oronce ^ MANCHESTER —Centrally lo­ MANCHE.STER 7 rooni t'olo- MANCHESTER room, hot water baseboard Estate, Vincent A. Boggini, VERNON — Neat 6-room en with built-ins, 2 full baths, Trotsky and asked him to read cated 6-unlt Income property. ,,nlal large Hying rixuu with ALL CASH for your property Juice Juke heat, attached garitge. Hutch- Realtor, 643-9332. Ranch with formal din­ fireplace, first floor family a paper that Momard had w rit­ Vacancies never a problcih. lUG OLOKU COLONIAL •rithin 24 hours. Avoid red tape. ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5.324. fir.'place, formal dining room, ing ror.m. 3 : bedrooms, fire­ ten. He was taken to TroLsky’.s Excellent Investment. Mid 40’s. SEVEN-ROOM ColonlalTT^ til­ room or fourth bedroom, Instant service. Hayes Agency 5 ‘ . V . 8 9 ‘ I'at-ln kitchen iilus half bath, 3 place, basement garage. A "o rk room, where he di.sturbeancy Sep­ MANCHE.STER. In a eentnd Lespernnoe, 649-7620. room Ranch In Immaculate . 30c location, $26,500. Phllbrick $155.18) a nvoimtii. Pleas»‘ TO LLAN D — $17,900 will buy ings wanted. Member MLS, Three days later Mom.arxl arate furnace.H, dlsiH)sal, area with bus practically at condition with wall to wall car­ Agency, 646-4200. eall (54S)-.531H5 for details. this five room Cape on comer Austin Chambers Realtor 643- turned up again, this time find­ Sf^OPBlH ■nCMN COOCIO lAXM TO < the door. Neal four ix>om Ijouse IMMEDIATE OCXJltPANCY — • * U HHlAt CHUCK dlshwiusher, ^ washer arnl peting. walk-out basement with ROUND lot. Immediate occupancy. T. 2325. ing Trotsky in the -garden feed­ MANCHESTER Price reduc­ dryer with home $27.MK> completely renovated. New COMPCTEIUZED New 7-room Raised R am *. 2*4 3 finished rooms, plus garage, 65<^ Corn Oil batlis. fireplaces, laundry J. Crockett, Realtor, 875-6279. ing his rabbits. Again he.'J>ro- VHOF tiTiu wrf sill Roast Hermei Fronks - 6 9 ed on thi.s -spitclous 4-bedroom, Call 649-5.306. heating system, tiled bath, CUSTOMER SEltVICKS 2 suitable for many businesses duced a manu-script and asked M argarine center entrance Colonial In mtvviern kitchen (stt.ve anil re- r(x>m, built-ins, plastered If owner occupied. Must be BOLTON — New on market, Beef tor ad‘1ce on it. Ice Cream lucio ro oaoee Ai/iTAAM K«lfW Mild or All tSrrI preferred location, convenient fi’igei'ator stay), bjisement. B w walls, 2-car garage, city utili- seen. Wolverton Agency Real­ 5‘4-room Ranch with complete­ YIUOW WMItl COMI »AU »O t 4MO. WT| lu cioroo B & \V tle.s, near scliool. 30-dav oocu- Water Diet Again they u-ithdrew to the Sandw iches to schools, store* and Comblnalion windows. Selling tors, 649 2813. ly finished basement, big wood­ American NopcoFrunla BARROWS and W A LL.U ’E Co HARROWS aiul WAM,vU’K Go "■OTk room and. its Trot.sky churches. Owners anxious for for $16,iHHi T J Crockett. Real­ [mne.v. Built b>- Ansnldl. ed lot 150x300*. fine residential Manchester Parkade Mmu'licslor I'arkade HOT SPRINGS Ark (AP)— pored over the pap«’ r. -Momard Cheese V * * 0 » tiff quick sale. Phllbrick Agency, tor, 613-1577. Charles Lesperanee, 619-7620. WAPPING —Beautiful sLx- neighborhood. Immediate oc­ Miuiche.-iter 649-530r- •‘Single blow* on the right side Juice Sunny kitchen with dining area 15x15 niaster tsairoom, one Oscur M«yer 7 7 * 79 mad^ate condition Mid 30's. basement, A, acre parklike ary three or four bedrooms, Mnce pollution made the coun­ of the head, opening a sLx-inch Pink Shrimp iSotoroi In 5>Lb. Lots In 5-Lb. Lots room. H i baths, I4’xl8’ fam­ acre tot. garage. n>«r porch. minum siding, air-conditioning try water conscious, and bullt-lns, living n>om has .Mi'yer Agimcy. Realtors, 643- yaiM, many extras. Helen formal dining room, huge liv ­ according wound ily room, all glass, with rais­ Asking $29,900. KriUi' Agency. in dining room. Lot about one to the .Mountain fheplace and wall to wall car­ (8109 Palmer. Realtor. 643-6321. ing room, dream kitchen, pan­ Valley Water Trotsky let out what Momard ed hearth fireplace, finishetl IM6-4126 . 649-1922 acre. AU this for $26,900. Mit­ Co. Hffi Rmotv* TW nicht To U nill QtuU>nuao pet, walkout basement. 1.50x eled family room with fire­ later described as "a terrible, HEALTM » MEA VTY AIDS rec room in basement with St OTTISH (,'astle — ten rooms, ten Realty, Realtors. 643-6830. WHY PAY MOM? POOWOOAcrt y p 9 D f 200’ treed lot. $23,!HW Wolver MANCHESTER Rlchanl R>i , Devised by a physician who penetrating scream that I «1 1 1 ■ ^ 9 9 ® HAW SPRAT SMAAIPOO bar, automatic garage doors, M A N fllK S T E R rooni G arri­ on 45 acres of land, palnstak- place. 2-car garage, brick and ton Agency, RealUirs, 649-2813 recent fouy-bcilrvKuu t\)lonial. TOIJ.AND New listing. Own­ has treated over 10,000 obese remember as long as I live." • W B r * extra building lot, beautifully son IMkmtal. double garage, I'a ingly restored '17th century redwood facade, plush! plush 41-so COUNT 0 -Tips Forntal dining rixim, flre­ er moving out of state. Only men and women, the diet U said and began hurling whatever\^lay Cet Set , P r*l!. landscaped yard. Phllbrick MANCHESTER First time on baths, flrcplaced living room, former tlrist mill Waterwhe.el in executive area. $41,700. Jac- Bett-Aenpln*t placed living rvxun, hug,e fam ­ $21,200 for 5>s-roon\ Ranch, to take off five to 10 per cent of "Ithln reach at his assassin: Pink Shrimp Agency Realtors. 646-4200. the market, ■ fabulous 4-bed- farimil Vllning rcKun. rec rwvm, that genenites your otivn elec- queline-Roberta Agency, 646- ily ryom. 2'a baths ^louble ga­ the dieter s weight m the first bpoks. inkwells, a dictating ma- room trl-lcvel home with 3 full con^'cnlcnt location , $3 1 ,900. tiacity, picturesque basement garage, storms and 3339, $ g i 9 .... S i-M , rage , plu.s timny refinements. week ichine. He grappled briefly ‘^•tth m g k i L a r g e L Ranch. Seven rooms, Ceramic'biiths, living room has Gall \yarron K Howland, Real­ 4- lb ■ ' fireplace, bullt-lns. I'-j baths, Call W.irren E Howland, Real­ tor. 643 1U)8. ' ‘ VERN(5lJ New- three-bedrwjm The diet includes as much as Momard then staggiired Into the 7 9 ^ W ES1 calherlral celling, bav wlmlow 7 9 ® ERN information- call Phllbrick ' huge recreation- room, garage, tors. 643-1108. Raised Ranch, Includes large the dieter wishes of these high ballway and collapsed in the and wall to wall carpeting Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. FtU ’ IVbedixxim Ranch, garage, EAST lU R T F p R D - $18,200. living room. formal dining protein foods only- eggs, skim trees. $27,900. Hutchins A^eh Ground, level family rixnn, e f­ arms of Natalia, who had rush­ MANCMESHTER - Executive large lot, full cellar Gan you Hve-r\x)m Ranch, hot water cy Realtors, 649-5324. nU n GHESTER Well land-,, room with sliding glass d<5ors,i milk cottage cheese, chicken ed In In response to his cry. ficient kitchen with built-in 3-4 bedrviom CMlonlal in fine heat, basement, la r ~ trees, top this for $l9,SKXi. Mitten scaped six-room R;inch. 5Q eat in kitchen wfih styltsed)-'^*^ turkey. lean meat and fish Am his blood dried on the M ANCHESTER New listing. oven and nuige Quality area residential area. $29,500 Call near school, bice line. Hulch- PRf>SPK(T A\E. «nd BI.VII Til W MAIN .ST . MKRIDA.N Really, Realtors.- t!43-6930. per cent assumable mortgage, Walnut cabinets, two baths. 2- sea food - and eight 10-ounce PAgea o f the Stalin biography BE?^ $.36,500, Wolverton Agency WF-ST HARTTOHI) Investment property. 3-famlly, J.D. Real Estate Associates. In.i Agency, Realtors. <‘19-5324. car garage. Conveniently lo- gUases of water d^ly that lay .scattered over his 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST .1269 Al.ilANY AS K, H AKTITIKD Re.ilim.'-. I'BO'Jsia - 643-5129. $117 monthly {xtyment, in­ aluminum siding, fepced in MANCHESTER 3-family. In cateil. '$29,900. Jacqueltne- The water 1s essential and desk, the mortally wounded ISO Sl.ATK H KI)., .NFW HHTT AI.N clude* principle. Interest and ANI'HJVER - Must selL- Three • r. W V.HHINf.TD.N ST.. yard, central location, excel­ 146 BENTON St., 7 riKnn Cape excellent cvXHtItion, on lat^e Roberts Agency. 646-33^. su^ssed by Qie. physician says Trotsky Was hurried to a near MANCHESTER 2h0 WINDSOR A\F„ WII s o n N'l'.W I.ISTI.N’t; Three family tjLxes. Priceei mid 20’s Owner bedroom Ranch, TWo - car •MIDDLliTOW.N (t)N N lent condlUan. Must be aeen oil hot air heal, k>t .75x142. treevi IiX, ivnwnlent to bus 643 2666. the company, because k great by hospital. Momard. seued by Needs lot,s of work Excellent garage, equipped greenhouaf ■ 7 .. ^ to be appreciated. H. M. Placed in Very low 20's. \\e,,[ and .shopping Iiu^mje over $5.- C O \'E N ?m Y-$10,500, 4‘s room amount of body fat Is burned up m ^ b e r s o( the household staff Ua-alion . .VsklnJ; $27,500 Rcl- ioa. with offlte Acre lot. Only $24.- 9 frechette. Realtors, 647-0993. Side Realty 649-4342. per year Phllbrick Agen- Ranch. Now , renting for $125 on Oils illet and the wAter is ^nd turned over to the police, fiorc Agency, 647 1413. 500, Helen Palmer, Realtor. t1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE hUNCHISTIM cy, Rtvillor. 646-4200. Head Herald Ads. monthly .Mr Lombardo. Bel­ was locked up. 643-6321 needed to wash out waste prod­ flore Agency 647-1413. ucts and ashes of burnt fat. Trotsky lived for almost 24 O fM T m t*., Wad., SwI. an e — Thun., IfM. M l e bours, although no one could have survived such a wound.

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ATcrage DaHy Net Press Run F w T!v) ■ Week Ended The Weather June 28, IBW HOUSE Clisar ahd cool tonight. Low In 40's. Sunny, pleasant tomor­ 15,459 lianrI|^0tFr lEumtig rali row. High 75 to 80. Precipitation near zero. Manchester^—4 City of Villase Charm modern classics! VOL. LX XX Vra, NO. 274 TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 ( n — tflert Advertlaing on I^AglB 18) PRICE TEN CENTS HALE MEN'S 100% LAMBS WOOL liilli: I b a c k *Ton of Bodies’ -TO- Arabs Seek Revenge: MEN'S REGULAR 3.98 rmgularly 8.98 PERMANENT PRESS ermw or V neefc Found After Storm GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) __ SCHOOi Thete handsome full fashioned again with emergency electrical Rescue teams at nearby Paes lamb's wool sweaters are as power. comfortable as they are good- (Christian located “ a ton o f bod­ Residents were advised, how­ Accuse U.S., Israel f a s h io n s looking. Solid color v-neck and ies since daylight” today in ever, to boll the water or doctor solid color with contrasting scouring the wreckage left by It with chlorine bleach—10 drops BEIRUT, Ulmnon (AP) where. exhorted the mto ’’retali­ "deeply nvoved " by the blaze, stripe crew neck styles. Cop­ Hurricane Camille. to the quart—before drinking It. — Arab radio stations in ate with violence and strength sent a "highly Important" mes- per, green, blue, tan, red. S, ■(,) The report came from Cecil Under force of martial law, the Middle East blamed Is­ so that Jerusalem may become .sage to kings and pcesidcr(ts of m, I, xl. Arab again. Thl.i Is poeslble Arab and Moslem countries. Its m Yarbro, special assistant to Mis­ the once picturesque town of rael today for the fire that sissippi Gov. John Bell WU- o«ily by long .struggle and the contents wen- not revealed. liams. The governor flew (See Page Eight) destroyed imrt of the shedding of a gtvat deal of 'The monarch's great-gnutd- Immediately to Pass Christian sacred A1 Aksah Mo.sque blixxl.'' fatlier. Shertf Hussein of Mecca, from his emergency headquar­ in Old .lenisalem and call­ Raining the sjxx-ter of lUiU- was buried In the Al Aksah com- ters here. ed for violent retaliation. American rioting In the MUkile |xnind, though not In the Mosque STYLES MOST LIKELY TO K.iust. Cairo radio charged the Itself Fabrics by "Klopman" or Oam llle’s death toll on the D "Dan River" in permanent The United States was United States was "lUi accom­ .lonlanlan Prim e. .Minister SUCCEED WITH GROWING GIRLS coast had been estimated at 230 New Storm press. Dacron polyester and lalieled an accomplice. plice In this criminal act” be­ Bahjal Talhounl chargetl that before the report from Pass cotton blend. Regular and Tliough Israeli authorities ex- cause of what was said to be Its the Israeli government "Is com­ button-down collars. Solid Christian today. ^ Permanent-press dresses preicsod shock and regret at the ennekining of Israeli moves "to pletely res|xutslble for this act." colors, plaids. Also acrylic Looms; Eyes " I can gflve you no exact num­ fire and denleiirt In lt» Judalze the Holy City.” He said Jonliut was taking n j> - Cotton and Orion acrylic blend never needs knits, crew knit style, in ber," Williams said when ^kgd ironing. Several pretty Hliu-t. Uta' incldwu hK'led Arab DamiusetLs radio said Jerusn- "mx-essary ste(>s " to deal with blue, brass, brown, ^ r e y , about the number killed by the styles in group. Solid colors reen. Sizes s, m, I, xl in chilnm that Israel wa-s bent on lem’a Arabs wvn> preptvrlng for the situation hurricane’s 190 mile an hour Bermuda and prints. Sizes 7 to 14. U2 g oth. de.stroylng Islamic Iwly places a pitched battle with the Israe­ .lortlan lost the Old City to Is- winds and swamping tides. " I In captured territory, lis. despite a curfew In the city. ntel In the 1967 Middle East can safely say it’s over 200. How MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane •k long sl««v« pelof Radio Voice of the Arabs from King HuaseUi of Jonliui, ile- war many more, goodness only Debbie, apparently untouched long sleeves, zip back style. Cairo, beamed to Arabs every­ Bcrilx'd hy a sixjkesman an knows.” by man’s efforts to tame her, Therx- was no Immediate reac- ' Choice of solid colors and lion from Baghdad radio In Imq horizontal stripes. 7 to 14. The Seabee battalion directing aimed her 110 m.p.h. fury at 1JI8 : Bermuda today while her killer when- tw-o Jews were among 12 the rescue and cleanup opera­ defentlanls facing trial on tion In Pass Christian, about 16 cousin Camille drew new life -)Ar nylon stretch slacks from warm ocean waters north charges of spying for Israel. miles west of Gulfport, had re­ Anihs foiMul It creillbte that Nylon stretch knit. Bell bot­ ported finding "m any more" bod­ of the British island. toms. Side zipper style. rag. the Isnielln wen- Ute culprits be­ ies in trees, under roofs, in ’The remains of Camille, Laird Announces Solid colors of navy, green, 3.29 called the worst hurricane to hit cause of recurring roporls In turquoise, brown. 7 to 14. 2.88 bushes, everywhere” Wednes­ Anih ix-ws|Mipers that the Israe­ day. the U. S. mainland, rekindled to tropical storm Intensity after lis want hi rebuild Solomun’s Camille’s estimated toll Eftood Temple k nylofi quihwd jackets at 283 today counting those moving off the Middle Atlantic Troop, Money Cuts Tlie tem|ile tince stood atop Solid ooIoTMl nylon quilted killed when the hurricane coast. By early today, Camille the comiKXiiHl which now en- jacket rerverBee to print­ ref. lashed'the Louisiana coast Sun­ packed top winds of 60 m.p.h. WASlllNOTON (AP) __ maintenance ami training by com|auvu-N Al Aksah Mosque ed aide. Zip front. B i«a 10.98 day night and victims from Weathermen said chances she «tecretarv of Defen.se Mel- «l>proxlmately million. yo $600 anil the nearby Dome of the- K to U. 3 cool-looking jackets flooding in Virginia and West would again reach hurricane ' e,\“'\ '^ jen .se met .tefenxe chief told the Hock shrine Israeli excavatkins Virginia. force were 60-60. Vin R. l>ail (1 toda> an- conference the tqtetulliiK beneath the walls of Ux- com- iC cardigan sweaters to keep a guy warm — The driig of land tamed her At 6 a.m., EDT, Camille was nounced new PentUKUI' reductions are required hy Cbn- {Kiund were n-ganletl by the 100% acrylic cardigans. 200 mile an hour winds to thun­ spendillK cuts of $1.5 b il- gress, and he ixdnted tail Uial (See Page Eight) p r i^ im ninflrnuitlun. of those Fancy cable knit. Full fash­ rag. derstorm strength soon after Rescue workeis remove victims of two-train col­ lion includinjr a 100,000- the IVntagrm had already ioned. Pretty solid colors. 6.68 reports. -F '3.98 your she curved inland but her heavy man reduction in the arm­ trimmed $l 1 j)IUUm In ex|MuuH 7 to 14. lision on a sti’etflier Wednesday nijzht at Darien, Betrut radki sahl Initial reac­ chofea rains set off murderous flash ed forces. lur»*M earlier from the de^enwe floods in VlrgLnla and West Vir­ bihlget flm'ul year which lirgan tion strengthened belief that Is­ panty hose C!onn. Four iiersons were killed and :U were treat­ Ho wanuMl fmnkly Hut( rael wants to repliu-e the ginia Wednesday. Officials said "Thciie cuU will reduce our ce- July i Stretch nylon panty hose. Rog. 17.98-19.98 38 already had drowned In Vir­ Death Toll Rises ed'at hospitals tifter the two Penn Central trains IsUlrd .uild he will strive to iiuvapir with a tein|ile. Solid colors of white, navy, piibiUty to m«*et eurrrnt com- ginia, 2 In West Virginia. make sure the rediM'Uonn "luive Wl*en the flicmos en>|Xed. antl- red, black, emerald, royal, mltmentw " 1.44 1.79 •' hit etidi other head-on. (A P Photofax) the leant {)onnlhle Imimrt on tnir IsrasU demonstrstlona broke brown, bone. 7-10, 12-14. Previously 10 storm dead In udttHlon to the worldwith' reiidlne>'H, hut 1 want all the Ol* among the cKy's 68,000 A r­ Pile Lined C.P.O. Shirt were reported In Louisiana and In Virginia Floods nmii|>owcr HtiiHh not minted to 3 in Cuba. Am eiiriin jieojde to know that abs anil Israeli •rcuiity force* RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — any m^w VIctniun pullout tiir Itnd to fire shot* In the air to lOOVo wool shell. Shirt toll bottom, The National Hurricane Cen­ tal, In the east-central part of theiu uill Ik» an InevUahle two-flap pockets, Plaids in blue, Ravaged towns in western V ir­ Navy will. Inactivate mom than dlsperee them. ter at Miami said Camille’s low the state, the James already weakening our wtwhlwhle bronxe, green, overplaids. S, m, I, xl. ginia’s Blue Ridge foothills Head-On Train Crash UK) ^^dpM Including the Ixittle- pressure also had steered Hurri­ was well above flood stage early military |M>nture " Prim e Mlninter Golds Melr. counted a rising toll of dead to­ hhtp Jerncy. cane Debbie, whose 12Q m.p.h. today, and the Weather Bureau Along with the reduellon In expreoattge sorrow and .shock, day from the state’s most lethal The Air FV»rrr. Isnird «iU l nt a ^ / k e Pile Lined Bush Jacket winds were far out In the Atlan­ said It would cre.st at 34 feet at intlltary strength, more than called fur an official InveaUga- floodwaters In 33 years. new^ confereme. will rut its tic, Into an ominous turn toward the city wharf by 10 p.m. EDT. Kills Four, Injures 35 elvUlan personnel will In* tlon. Hut flrflt report* *ald the Dacron polyester, cotton blend shell. training fllghtH, cxcejg for the Bermuda. By late Wednesday, 38 per­ That Is 25 feet above flood stage luld off. Aruba would reject Uil* and de­ Acrylic pile lined. Four flap pockets, Vietnam area, hy 300.000 flying Camille smashed into the sons were known to have per­ and 22 feet above the dock. D A R IE N , Conn. ( A P ) — Rlnecr of a commuter train Ttir pm)e('tetl military man mand an tnl*maUonal Inquiry. full belt. British tan and navy colors. hour.4 1>etwern now and next The Ukl C *y wa* put und*r S, m, I, xl. southeastern edge of Louisiana ished and 32 others were miss­ City officials pul crews to Four persons, includinpr ‘'••“'ll"* |K>wrr rrdurtlrm would leave the • ummer tlght curfew. It* wall* ringad by and Mlsslsslppis' coast Sunday ing in the Hash flooding from work building sandbag barriers nation with atanit 33 mlilUm three train crewmen, were norUilxaind train * (N-4HI wa.s Ttip Army will cut Uii non- heavily armed Uoofxi. night. Since then, rescue work torrents of rain touched off by to prcftect the lower-lying areas, killed in a head-on train identified ns Frank Bojarski, 48, Southeast Aala ol>eraUonH. fHee I'ngp Klgtit) Quilt Lined Pea Coat had been slow. the remnants of Hurricane Ca­ not far from the downtown sec­ All tourist* and oUter vialtors mille. Larger cities to the east collision Wednesday nijzlit, Stamford. . ?- V “ We are finally seeing the tion. were onlered out of the Arab Doubig brgaitad button front. Warm­ Listed by Uie railroad on light,” iald Williams. "We final­ braced for trouble as the James Property damage In the areas Penn Central Railroad o ffi­ quarter. Shop door* clanged ly cotton quilt lined. Solid navy River, rising higher and higher miaslng were Uie flagmen on blue. 34 to 44. ly got some communications set flooded Wednesday was estimat­ cials .said today. down In (iroteat and fsar. V. f with water from swollen tribu­ IxS-h trains, Harry Vesey of up. This was the biggest prob­ ed Initially at more than $11 Firemen and railroad workem t>efm*e Minister Miiahs Day­ taries, passed flood stage. Slumford, and Eugene Cltonel, lem .” million. labored past dawn to remove an and oUier top army officara 94B MAIN STRBBT 34, West Ihtven. Riot Troopers Halt arrived U> InvigiUgate the blase In this port city of 33,500 and ’Two persons drowned In Virginia Gov. MUfs E. Godwin the last bodies from the wreck- No furUier IdcnUflcatlons wlilch destroyeil the aouUwael Downtown Hanelwiter In Biloxi, a city of 46,600 some southern West Virginia, where Jr., stale Civil Oefen.se officlnLs, age. were Immediately available, a (Wri of the nu«que, sacred Open 6 Dejs 10 miles to the east, the city wa­ rampaging streams left the representatives of the Stale ’Thirty-five persons were tourist-packed region choked nillrmul sixtkesmim said. throughout the Moslem arorld Thundnjr to B PJL ter systems WCTe pumping Highway Department, the feder­ treated for Injuries, and three A stal«-meiit Ismuxl by Uw Czecli Demonstration with wrecked homes, ^swamped al Small Business Administra­ were hospitalized. "This Is very, very esd." aakl MMil rallnxid. not m<-ntlonlng any slve demonsiritlliin program roads and smashed bridges. PHACUF (AP) Police n lall-hattext Imam ipriaflt) tion and the National Office of One of those killed was Uie en- crewmen by name, blamed thi' 1 In Virginia, rivers flowing Hint started at dawn with Intis atanding in blackened water Emergency Preparedness wreck on "apixirenl mnit failure and riot Ii’(m)|k*I'.s made re- TWO GROUPS. BOYS' down both the ca.stem and west­ of llumsands of Prague i-ltliens kms k sw eoters planned an aerial survey to size on the part ol the crew ” of Uie p catcd lOUl' gllH lllld n ij(b t- fmm fire I *. v ern sides of the Blue Ridge walking to work In a protest One fin- truck acXualty Imnis of "Russians, go hoiiir, United States today accused Arch A. More. He ordered hun­ the aliort |Nuislng siding at ( ZtX'ilOHlovakia. rog. s/tes normally placid streams tore up For Murder Springdale The crew was or- The ehnntlng and horn Itoasliins. go home. ” and "long a Cuban diplomat at the Unit­ dreds of National Guardmen 3.98 8 to 12 and blocked highways. di-red to report back from there si reet-hlng ern«netlcr aral army riot ri'llng < ommiinll |mrty when gee to undertake a mission rlver.i. Seale posted $26,000 ball on a fu­ K ill 1(H) CkOiig / s/zes turtlenecks. Solids, strlpee. 6 to 18. and pure water to drink. Hun- hiauling from New Cansuln, to units fir « l teer gas and moveil "arxa w Pui-I tnxi|is Invaded n I b a c k 4.98 “ related to the security of the Thirteen of Virginia’s kn«/wn gitive charge W’cdnesday, but 4 . 14 to 18- 'Ireds were homele.ss. dead and 23 of the missing were pass on Its way to storage at Into clear the crowd of aleail y a r ago to c-nisfi Die InjtH-ek 3 for $5 office of the President of the before he got out of the fedenil All the rivers that flooded con- In the tiny community of Mas- Slamfiml 50,ri00 In downtown Were eslaa "f ,'>emiM rnlliallon United States.” The diplomat marshal’s custody he was hand­ 1.68 . erge Into the James, which sles .Mill on the Tye River In ’’Train N-48 did not ship and 8<)uarr _ 'Riere were also tuxillng. de At Da Nang; A-' was ordered to leave the cuffed by two city police Insjiec- -TO- Fashioned from a soil-release cuts acro.ss the state to Chesa­ NeLsonr (founty. The even small- enter Uie elding as ortlertxl, but Hy mlilsftenKxsi, tie- st the sldtng and also lively Uisn al any time In Oiree j^ H o v le l party leader wlm sue Wheys' stocks ’The 32-year-old Panther co­ [NUiscd the point al which 4 ^ 9 days of tumult a Nang today aS ths Ant)ert-., cuffs. Comes in navy, group. Solids, clieckB. 6 to 18. Francisco County Jail and was was clear to pne eeurade thnsjgh the Ihe wreckage of a downed h*14- 2 for $7 hearing today on legality of the Uve siding," the rallrtsul idule Ing Wevl/iewlny nlght- i-optsr In which sight rtsm are wjttsrt anil Into the m ajor thor bskeviel to have disd. 3.59 (■"onnectlcut warrant merit said Twlnys proresl action ngatnst otjgtifsrea at tjnr nrid It was Ihe fifth day of hard In New Haven authorities The englm-er of tfo- empty n year of Hovli* f -tfo- 8t W'enceslas 8ta(us and dense inidtown traffic Vletnameas forces have run Into s m i s m o s t u k i l y ^ f Wool melton shell. Orion acrylic I (Ree Page Eight) (Hec Page Eight) Thla was arconllng to a |>as (Ms* Pag* iOcht) heavy resistance atnes Sunday. TO SUCCEED WITH TINY SCHOLARS rfi 222 pile lined. Fly xlp fimnt. Navy Aasfs-latstl I'rtsi* carrsspandsnC burgundy. 8 to 18. Rlchar-1 I'yls reported from th* area that hundreds of refnforoo- reg. 11.98 k back-to-school dresses 10.99 menls. Including 8outh Vlst- Permanent press fabrics keep her looking crisp Hovy, gold, grMn, 6tu. % namsss Infantrymen and U.8 and neat . . . and keep mom happy 'cause they Six.s 6 to 19. Marine*, poured Into ths bottl* never need ironing. A- -JOR Hearing Aids Part of GI Gear x-aie line, suspender, bolero 9 ■SC rag. 3#98 Hy ntgtitfall. more than IJOO styles, lace trim . 1 to 3, UbIIW and 4.28 BOYS' REGULAR 2.29 H'l/ h a mm-e rrvpitrex x liesir I' H xrel Mouth Vietnam*** 3 to 6x. By FKASK MI KItAV for- e-l -jfi tl,r rifle range* at Ute As*o<-b>ted Press Writer Ing iijtm rated os 113 The study boslr training camp at Pt In*. w e re -i/mmitted to ths big g est BOYS' REGULAR 3.98 euxtatnefl -etUIe since ths (fom- dress or sport WASHING’ni.N (APi Thou ‘shrrwivl 62 7 per cent of the mA- .V J k snow suits iifunlst -isnmand launched tt* SKI-PATTERNED ».-inds frf I ' .S w.id!<-r>, n-ift.-r dlers permanently assigned to Nylon quilt shell Zip front, In fa/t. Uie specialists said, fnM -umpalgn Aug 13 two side pockets Dacron poly­ hemring ksSi <-ach year moat of Ft jH/'ksun had such a rating range offlr inl* a-tlvaly dfsi-our Another 23 8 per twni had an ID Military spokesman ckotmed ester and cotton pile lining. 12 . 90.7 them In training be-.-luss the ogrcl the UM- of ear plugs during OMire tiuxn iOO North Vtst Sixes 2 to 4. 3 to 6a, 4 to 7. ranking, whh h Lndlt-alss a lra » Ariny dreean't supply proper srsne exert'lsm*. even though rs- namese killed In the fighting 2 for er kSM of hesirlng protection ognlrsit the ear dam ­ seart h iSeiwa the axind ot Ujur sltv e Sun-lay M-xny were slain k boys', girls' sweaters 3.75 solef aging noises of lankji. artillery, Altlxaigh .Vorthem'B besw, Irr olvAs fnxn an M l* rifla Is 3.44 Thom;tB J .Nlgte*. recently said by artillery, -live-bombsm and Girls' cordigons with embroidered front. Some with firing ranges and hehc^ders erxxigh *o -ause rnemmirable beiitcfasr gunstup* Never need iroKirsg. long the • lisncee that a soldier coble stitching Boys' ioc- *TaO 3 59 The Army said pre/ tse fixtures hearing t-*si to on unprotseksd At least 2T Arnsrican* have quord slipons ond cordi 4A . sleeve style for school, fail, Excalleni value! Crew neck pulloveri. aren't avsilabb. 'jfUy this year would need a hearing old after ear gon,. 3.0 6,, ' Ond 3.98 and winter, three style col­ •2b yr.irs Is 10 times greater than been killed and anottasr ISO Styled from 100% orlon bulky kniti. ^ ha* an effort begun to chart ths After the liearing expert* i*. lars to choose from: regulor. a oirilU n ." Inquiries (B*clo*sd wounded. field reports Many ski palterni for your choice. scope of t ^ problem But one of sued their reteirt. El Dtz offW k girts' nylon quilt jackets button down, and hew car­ u the XWny ha* [xjrxued no »tl In Ft Knox. Ky partial office n-com mended that each The hehcofiuir was diet down year suffer fo-vtring >o*s so sert ■leitfns** IS ill ■ eptol iitatlsr Army reirult recelv* a pair of Tuesday amki fosxvy fighting on k littto boiys' slock sots ous they could be ■ ruled out -r.ler. been Implemented Rome ra- S r * sele.'an 20 years In uni­ have boon killed. O tn A W i i I ■ 'N- ' ■ 4 Jiifl he Uui-'! Ms e.i*lrnale ts are given ear plugs, but T Dwwatowii MeachMlH form Moat ->f the old timer* Abuttrd Ui* aircraft war* As- xtudy mx/Je ill Ft. Jackson.- they ore not lrtdlv4diially. fxted ti-.'/e (hi* pn-birn- I never used aucuted H rsu photugrophar Midway cotton corduroy. Zip­ O p e a S D iT a VolunteeiV search for stranded victim .s in downtown Scottsville approximately / .8 ( -wt.--rr investigator* found And this Bpruigspruig .Arm y hear- per front, swing pockets No -vir ugs Ir was kind -if ' hard Oliver Nounan of Norwell, te S P J L many men n iffere«l r:e*nng :ng ialkats/dbm/ dtscervered that vy, loden, brovyn, whiskey 6 hours before the waters crested at 24 feet in ye.tterday’s .lafnes River over­ getting th-m to fit m^ ear^ ’’ -Mass., who/had baao covartng 2j67 2.98 KJSW'S Ihnl fr,f. ed re,'!../v,d from 4 to 7 . eve^ the waat^ng tjt ths sland- flow. (AP Photofax) the Job for whtrh they trolnsd ord-Issue ear plug* wasn't en- (gee Page FTflee*) (* Pag* Btovsa)