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PAGE THIRTY’-SIX ' ■■ ' ‘ \ llanrbfHtpr €t>ratng iii^raib WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1969 Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O^Clock will be borne by the town, prin­ Town^ T ravelers Research cipally by in-kind services. Harkins, following the sign­ Av«rage Daily Net Press Run ing of the contract with Trav­ Sign C-DAP Study Contract elers, said that work on the Fbr nSe Week Ended The Weather C-DAP study will start im­ June M, IMS ^ J / contract waa signed In Harkins added, however, that mediately. Fair and mild .tonight with // tford txiday (or the services he anticipates that 'Travelers lows in the 60s. Tomorrow, / ■ of ^y^elers Research Corp., to will do a good job and that he 15,459 again, (air and warm with does not anticipate any need highs in upper 80s. be the o<™ultant for Manches­ Five-Day Forecast for cancellation WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. Manchester— A City of Vitiate Charm ter’s two^ar C-DAP (Com­ C-DAP, which can be com­ (AP) — Temperatures In Con­ VOL. LXXXV m , NO. 268 munity DevfelQpment Action pared to jet^massive Comprehen­ necticut from ’Thursday through TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 (CSaaatfted Ads-ertising on Ftage 19) PRICE TEN CENTS Plan) study. sive P,lah, is a two-year study Monday are expected to average Signing for the tmVh was Ly­ ot a town’s exlstlng/servlces near normal with daytime highs man Hoops, chalrmaiAof Man­ and facilities and a ^'projection from 80 to 86 and overnight chester’s C-DAP AgencjAx^l^ of its needs in the five-year lows in the 60s. nesses were Town Mi___„ ^ period following the study. It The U.S. Weather Bureau pre­ Tons of Confetti Robert Weiss and Joljn^ Har­ ipells out priorities (or accom­ dicts that the weather will be Riots Continue kins, C-DAP executive director. plishing the projected needs. generally warm during the first NEW YORK (AP)— A spe­ cial force of 600 sanitation •nie contract cajJs (or a |67,- M anchester’s two - year half of the perixxl and cooler men has scooped up 300 tons A Toast to Three Men 600 payment to Travelers R e­ C-DAP 'Study will be under a during the last half. search for consultant fees for *160,000 bhdgej with *112,600 of of ticker tape, confetti and Precipitation should total from shredded paper showered on two years. Harkins explained it a state ^.^nt, already ap­ % to H inch, occurring as the Apollo 11 astronauts dur­ that the town has an option to proved by the 'Ejepsrtment of showers Friday and Saturday British Troops ing their ride from toe Bat- cancel the contract at any time Community Affalris> The re - and ral nalong the coast Sun­ f/ : , i . tei7 to City Hall. and to pro-rate the fees. malning *37,600 of bie. budget day. The sanitation department Who Left Sky Unlimited t : predicted a “paper Callout’’ would continue In lower Man­ LOS ANGELES (AP)— M: hattan (or several days after Pre.sident Nixon has toast­ toe Wedneeday parade, as ed the Ajxillo 11 lunar ex­ In Londonderry winds stir up paper that set­ tled on window ledges and plorers as "three brave LONDONDERRY, North­ after the government announced donderry was not immediately building setbacks. men" who penetrated the ern Ireland (AP)—British the move in Belfast, Northern known. An estimate of toe cost was shadows of space and car­ s i . ' / troops moved into this Ireland's capital. The troops The dispatch of southern Irish not available. ried humanity to new Northern Irish city today were fully armed. troops underscored toe stunned heights of imagination. to halt religious rioting A government spokesman reaction of the Irish Republic to Holding aloft a glasa of chom- said the request to use Britts the violence in Northern Ire­ imgne at an extraordinary State that raged unabated after troops had been made by the in­ land. There was special concern dinner Weklng Armstrong moved to the area near ber of troops being used in Lon- his home secretary, James Cal­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The mission commander and first I^ndonderry to support laghan, in southwest England. government today published man on the moon—responded in i five field hospitals for The talks were believed to oonsumer-proteotton regtUaiionB a sometimes quavering voice treating injured from the What’s Behind have centered on the use of by which tiHlmately ail moat before 1,440 of the natlon’e eHte: predominantly Protestant British troops, something Wil­ processed commercially In the "We were very privileged to son has resisted in toe pest. United States must be Judged. leave on the moon a plaque on- North wanting to cross The Dispute domed by you. Mr. President, over. The southern mobili­ The three-cornered govern­ Under toe Wholesome Meat Act of 1967 toe states have umUI saying It was oil for mankind." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mental war of nerves erupted HOUSE and HALTS zation included transport after a night of violence in next Dec, 16, or a year later un­ The glltlering banquet was and other support units in THE DISPUTE: Roman Cath- capped by presentation of spe- oUcs, outnumbered two to one which at least lo persons were der solne circumstances, to set ANNUAL CLEARANCE combat gear. The number wounded In shooting Incidents. up inspection programs at least dal medals to the pioneering I'irJi'; by Protestants in Northern Ire­ trio imd. poethumously, to three df men involved was not land, claim they are subject to Homes, shops and public build­ equal to feder^ standards. OF SUMMER DRESSES IS ON! ings in six major towns were set The 462-page manuscript Is- astronauts fatally burned in a O Oi announced. discrimination In such matters spacecraft fire In 1967. ablaze. And there were uncount-^ ^sued today by toe Agriculture OalhoUcs and Protestants as jobs, housing and voting. The affair climaxed a trium­ o have been battling almost con­ THE CAUSES: H ie trouble Is ed other injuries as the result of Department sets forth detailed tor phant day of tours through New tinuously since Tuesday in Lon­ rooted In the history of Ireland; i-cldents otoer than shootings. proposals carrying out the o o act. President Nixon i>o.ses with the three A|m)IIo 1! a.stronauts just liefore tlie sUirt York and Chicago, a day devot­ donderry and other parts of the first under English dominabksi The worst of toe rioting con­ "It’s big medicine In terms of ed to on outpouring of American North which is etill part of Brit­ and then in an Ireland divided tinued here as gasoline bombs of a state dinner honoring the moon men at Ik)s Angeles last niglit. l.eft to appreciation (or the feat. additional controls to determine POO ain. between the predominantly were hurled at police this morn­ Armstnmg noted that during more effective consumer protec­ light: Col. Edwin Aldrin ,Ir., (3ol. Mike Collins, the Piesident, and Neil Arm­ The Northern Irish govern­ Catholic south aoid the mainly ing and another building was set till- New York ticker-tape trib­ tion,” Dr. Hyman M. Stelnmetz, ment said the British troops, al­ Protestant north. ablaze in toe Bogside battle­ strong. (AP Photofux) ute he anw a sign telling the as- Consumer and Marketing Serv­ PRICE o 6o 0( ready stationed in tJie province, THE BACKGROUND: In 1916, field. Police and rioters hurled tixinauts, "Through you we ice official, said In an Interview. '2 moved in immediately to help following an uprising against bricks and rocks at each otoer. hmched the moon." Then he Ih e liar-ranging proposals In­ hard-pressed police restore or­ toe British, Ireland became a Shops Slid homes were being said "It was our privilege to- clude mostly exisUt^ federal o o 00 der. republic. This was followed by a boarded up in preparation (or ilay to rroaa toe country lo specifications on meat inspec­ d r a m a tic r ed u c tio n s on A British force took up posi- civil war, which resulted In the another night of terror. touch America " the wild young division between toe 26 counties tion and pexiklng house < ^ ra- OUR ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK Uons outside the Guildhall in An estimated 60 police alone Spacemen Leave Stars Gueets at Ute olaborale slate Londonderry within 10 minutes (See Page EIgbt) (Bee Page Fifteen) dinner, (he first ever held out­ fun furs in (See Page Eight) side Washlngtin, tncludsd msm- liem.of llte Cabinet and the Su­ With Stars in Their Eyes preme Court, 44 of 50 governors, exciting styles re|iresentatlves of the diplomat­ . the lotMt silhouettes to wear from now on . . . A - lines NOT ALL LOS ANGELES (AP) ing our aigtits . . . and tor the across the street. Communist ic corps and too asrospaca busi­ swing skirts, sheaths, coot styles and mony more. SIZES that will create —Red Skelton and his kind of men you are." police detained the DeFores an ness. svistlon heroes, military IN ALL Actor Don DeForc said of the liour they feared It would be leailero and (rtsnds and rsla- wife called it “the most astronaulB, "I cried every Ume long«r~and confiscated the Uves of the astronauU. * JUNIORS » MISSES • HALF SIZES STYLES furor this fall brilliant and exciting eve­ one of the guya got up." film. "When the Invitation to The 2Vz->iuur, seven-course ning we’ve ever had.” Lost Saturday OeFore Ihls dinner came," said the ac­ feast In a lavishly decorated To Irano Dumts U was “Just knocked on the (toor of a rrla- tor, a longUme Nixon campaJgiv l»«llns)m of toe Century Plaza magnificent." Dick Martin (of live In a Czechoslovak village er, "we dropped everything and Hotel broke up after a great Rowan and Martin) exclaimed, near Prague while his wife Mar­ come home." roar of cheem and .claps (or the “ Delightful! A great honor to be lon took a picture of him from "Wfiat on eventngt" btonde astranauls who spoke miHleatly here." And Pat Boone said: June Haver cried excitedly, of their accompliohments. "For our young people, a great standing beelde husband Fred Karller, they were cheered by HOUSE HALE night. We’ve got some real an eetlinatrd 4 million In New M6 MAIN STREET ------^ ^ ^ MncMurruy "President NUcun DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER heroes." Banies Critical ** walked over k> our tobie with York flly anl- So It went Wednesday night as Of Dempfey Mike Oa!llns and said, '1 Just i-ogo. a omall-town boy from suburban For Absrnce wanted some of you people i»ver Nixon hmied Kuit the astro- Whittier—the Prestdiimt of the this way to meet him ’ nniite fnay travel overseas after United States hosted the Apol­ HARTFOIU), tkmn (AP) "We nhi>oli hamki with (he lo 11 astronauts at a state din­ Stats Sen. Wallace Ilomes, Re­ (gee Page Flltsea) i *•9- to $45. I’reoldent amt OolUns and I ner. publican leader In toe Senate, kliOMd Wemar Von Braun -he’s It was a spectacular that claimed today tool Gov. John other fake furs to $90 (he head of Um whole Ihlng” turned movie Otars into fans and Dempoey hod ’’em barrassed’’ I MNm! r n M: I f ffYrmiTrrttt: r In her excitement Jtsw forgot Peperino Presents outglamored Olamorvllle on Its Ooraiectlcut by turning down an to convey a tiiesiiage from the borne ground, a *32 million ho­ tiivltotion to toe Apollo 11 cele­ MacMurraya' twtn daughters. Nixon To Ask All of a sudden it's beginning to look like furl With tel. toe Century Plosa. lleg« atiulm ts despite ITALY make-believe for toe simple rea­ the (altiira of Oongrcxai to revive son that it was real and unlop- derry immediately after their arrival in the strife- a g«»verTimrnt-bBCkrd program pabie: 24 daya earlier Nell A HALE China Says Troops •.efore startirig a three-w eek va- torn city. They were calletl to ifelp restore or­ Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin Congress To Buffet catUsi 945 MAIN ST— DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER der. (AP Photofax) Jr . had aet foot o n 'th e moon I'reaidenl Nixon or Itobert It while Michael Oolllris circled Klni'h. je cre la ry of Health, kkhi- above them in their mother Skirt All-Out War Nixon Tax Proposal •-allisi srvi Wsltare, will make craft. tile Hrsi |iubllcly. according to 946 MAIN S T R E E T TOKYO (AP) — Oommunhst In repeating its broadcast of WASHINGTON (API - P resi­ fecleral fumts to stalea without Now here they stood on the giivrniment sources The state- Wednesday, Peking Radio said ballroom’s plush orange carpet dent Nixon's proposal for th# any restrictions. Downtown Manchestor ROUND OUT YOUR LINEN'CLOSETWITM China's official radio said today inent rwrw Ijeing |>ret«red,. the fighting broke out on Sinklang’s Hardly a ' throat could have re? federal goverriment to ahare Maivin said 'oiir wivke xyk Open 6 Days its military patrols on toe So- wsirree aibl. will noaure lersting northwest border nuire than 6(X) mained unchoked os Nixon pre- some Income tax revenues with tern xnikl be unluirsed by a HOUSE Ttaoraday to 9 PJlL vlet-Sinklang border withdrew Cong Casualties Rise iiulitultotis that tile iMlrninlstra- miles northwest of Lop Nor, site .sented each hero a medal to toe etstr (aces formidable ob- massive. blanket system of SNOWY WHITE PERCALE SHEETS tion will piwti for speeily octiun •’to prevent woreening of the sit- of Red China's nuclear weapon etacles In Congreae. revenue sharing I item't’be crashing audience applause and •M loan legulatlon when con- uaUoh.’’ But toe Chinese gave plants and missile testing yellsT Arid he led a efuunpognp But the Prestrlent will have lleve Congress will embark wlb In Heavy Fighting giew goes Uick to work Hept J no further information on the grounds. toast' "We thank you for rais­ more than a year to campaign ty-nilly upon any massive plan 9 Tile Henatr already has b y S / r t n g m a i € i border clash reported in central Peking’s Foreign Ministry .SAIGON (AP) .— Enemy cas­ for (he proposal which he wants of revenue sharing " Vk-dnomeae killed Mncc. the ene­ jMSseil arvj a Hiaise rommittes Asia. charged : ‘‘Tbe Soviet, side sent ualties climbed steadily today to beetjme effoctlve in I97i, - - i Hoth chairmen wtv> are con 72x108, my nthicked 150 Ijoses and il.1* iiiq/ojvrd legtskttron raising The Soviet press and radio in two helicopters, db&ns of tanks as hard fighting was reported towns early Tuesday In what He will have toe aid of some Moscow also confined itself to fot the third day north of Saigon congressmen and the rnthuslas (See Page Mfteen) the interest rale celling on gov- Iwin ’Jitted and armored vehicles and sev­ U.S. analysts consider tlw rqien- rrrimrnl guaran(eef state niques which gave no details of South Vietnam. Beret C.O. and I'ical officials kmrei to 10 per cent Each bill BuHer-soft leefhers in fall kilometers (a mile and a quar­ nist command's fall offensive »(>ec-ines the new ceiling would toe clash nor any count of the ter) into Slnkiang, firing on More action also was reported Informed soiin es eirtmuited The obstacles they face In­ Kirh Still Hav<> fashion colors, slightly an­ casm lties. just below toe demilitarized clude is- retroactive lo all bssns mode C hin^ frontier guards and kill­ U.S. casualties at 100 to 125 And Lawyer after Aug It tiqued — just right! 'The Soviet announcement said ing or wounding them ." zone, and American B32 bomb­ Outspoken oppoclUon by two killed iind more- than 800 wM>|)liol<‘M Offlrials in the Office .jf Edu only that se\'eral persons were ers made their heaviest raids key Houee chairmen. Wilbur D Up-front styling — for pants or mini's! Mopcow newspapers printed a i-ation e trwireii * Wssn division 81x108, killed or wounded but did not there in more than three In Confali MUIs. t>-Ark , of the Ways anrl WAHHINGTTlS (AIM Ttw foreign Ministry communique The 7 Quan Ixa-An !./»-Lrs have estlnmbp«l tlist .upwards of Chunky heels, with that right now look. disclose on whic side or how which said tension had been months. Means (.'ommittee to which toe Uft crviclAl loop- full fitt^ Nmh triangle, north of .So gon SAIGON (Apt The general 720 'ksj ttudents may be derueit Big broad toe expression! . . . and only many. building up along the border in Allied forces claimed more proposal wss referred, aivd hoies in Us [soviatons to phig and close to the Cambodian bor­ who ordered the arrest Tex , ol tax kjopholea for the very rich, test notes, u-ith Peking warning • Ireen Beryt »>idlert on a mur­ the Approprtatlona Commllle* according to a Treasury expert Isn't raised from the current 7 The communique said the fighting as American forces der charge met today with the per cent Th* interest rate for, 90x108 of “serious consequences" if The proepect that th* tax The trouble is In a eecUon of SAUC PSiOElO! Chinese invaded six miles east pursued North Vietnamese units civilian lawyer for one of them p rim e tswnnvwra l.t a record XS HPBCIAL! there are further provocations reform bill. If ultimately passed toe lax reform bill aimed at In­ CmUllUEN’8 aCHOOI. of Shalanashkol. which does not that made a heavy attack.on toe but did not rule on the lawyer s Jm-r cent and Moscow promising “a deci­ In the lurin ' approved by the suring that no wealthy taxpayer fhow on maps, in the Semlpela- three towns early Tue day (•etnirjn for his client's release The uperuji te Uut Ihousurvds 90x120, sive rebuff” to any Chinese ac­ tmsk region of Kazakhstan. House srlll siphon off some fed­ may rompielrly escape federal WOMEN’S LOAFERS Missing GIs U.S forcez said they killed 124 An Army sfsikesmon said of ki-ts riuiy nut be able to tion. eral revenues that otherwise Imofne taxes SHOES 60x80 queen fitted Tasa. the Soviet news agency, North VietnameM in five i«attlea Maj. Gen G L Mabry, corn go to college this tall because The U.S, State Department Held bv Cong would be svallable (or sharing Ttv bill s« drawn by the said two Chinese were captured W enesday and tod/iy srhile msnder of supferTt troot» In ttiey can't g«l loan*. ' one feder­ JUST a Boya’ Oxforda stressed toe United Staples will A crowded sche*!ulr for the Ways ami .Means- Committ--* ONLY ,A,', \ \, In Hong Kong, m any,escapees Amerlcin casualt es were three Vietnam, told attorney George al ksan uftii oil said • *M P air apevtally prioed a OIrla’ Sobool Stylea ' ayold taking sides in\the dispute WASHINGIGN (AP) The W s^ ^nd Means Committee,, snd panned by the . tbmse is it \ 108x120 frorp toe maituand report mas- killed and 24 woundejaals 4.00 cases 2 fo r fore midnight Wedne»d;>'. The bry said he would let Gregtjry For years, < 'ongreos has Ustns ' a television inten’lea- Wednes­ colony tc-lievc the stories about , Confirmation that toe pre­ A Republican tag on the viously listed men are In captiv­ paratrriopers were blor long the know- when a decision is made grante>i certslh tax exemptiona A further •'ompUcalion came day night : "I don’t kke to say the troop movements but say j/ropoewl. underlined In Nixon's ity was based on Information •outhern apl>roaih to Tty Ntnh Asked when Mabry might act In •sve area iur oreXher such os when the .’ienate, added an Basic white. Basic type-180 percale. The lorsg we're neutral. Our positton is there' is little other information message by a stress on the long brought bock lost week- by three City the key prortnrta) 'apiUl on the petition, a sprdtesman minerml deptetlon alkiwiisicea. amendment to Its bill that would that we are going to attempt to to indicate major conscription (im# party theme that the f ^ e r weoring, ever-procticol, ever pretty pillow casM newly released oervlcemen, os 55 m iles rv)rthwe«t of .Ssig'Jrt Bald hr didn't know, but charitable contribuMons. form prohibit bunks from requiring a become more (rtenefly sk-lfh both Add ng to the doubt is the *1 government has growrl too well as Information from other The battle rsg*4 until dawn wouldn t think he'd take any ttn- kmse%. Interest trvni municipal stuiient ot- hte family to hatve on coses ond sheets. Fitted with Spring-On* elastic tl^ Soviet Union and Commu­ big, powerful ^ InWfficjfrbt ‘ known tect that most , escapees aource*. a defense spokeaman V>d«y and a fte n s s r l 9outh due anuiunt of time " arxt' yu te bonds ^ Ol count os a ctsiditlun (or a corners, or flot. NowWs the time to supplement nist China and we're not going from China, if caught by Hong ■ Mills /was on record )(gatnst HOUSE HALE said Vietnsmere headqujirterf said Gregorys petition charged iloal'of theae deductions have loan, the official mid. -k. to play one against the other. Kong border patrols, claim they toe proposal even before it woe ^ your! linen doset with these oil-time!, snowy white The Pentagon indwated on 73 enemy de--l were eourVed in- that the l>sig Binh Army jtock- limitations, but wealthy tndtvtd He said the provision spon- \ OPEN THURSDAYS TO • P.M. — CHAROB ACXXIUNIS INVITBO We are going to see if we snnounced ofricUlly He told favorites by Springmoid. are fleeing hunger or per-ecu- Wednewlay that toe mcenUy ob- rludlng a deputy batlaiion com- adr eil in which Middleton has uals have been able to moke In- lo rv ii by Sen. Edw ard M Ken- can relieve tenatons by becom­ nswufnan he wfOjtii t«r um U ef’ *46 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Uon.,imprijnnment of conscrip­ ing friendly with both o< them” tion. (See Page Eight) (Boo Page Eight) . (He« Page EIgM) ably oppused to the dlaburwlng of (Hee Page klflera) ilea Page ‘nUfteea) .... I PAGE TWO MANCHEitTiSK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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New Englanders ‘Sloppy’ G unm an MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold o?j Bridge Among Guests M o o n m an *»»**«»g u i d e ******* Sought in Death A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS 8IMFLE TRICKS The Baby Has AND THEATERS. At Reception N otes SOMETIMES WORK NORTH 7 '# ^ '. ’ • ■ ■ " ‘ i O f Singers’ D ad Th«9« raimps aoply to Mma * K 7 2 rtlaaao< aftar Nuv 1. 1968 LOS ANQELEB (AP) —The Co«* Not Told By ALFRED SHEINWOU) J 7 3 LOS ANOBLBS (AP) — a gueirt Uat a t President Nixon’s LOS ANOBLES (AP) - THIS SEAL "Be good,” an pngllflh poet O A K Q J8 “very, very, sh i^ looMng" K6 'in sdt indicates the tUm wet once wrote, "and let who can Been Named dinner In honor of the Apollo 11 *• the nian armed with a high*powered state dinner for the Apollo 11 — eubmittsd and approved under be clever.” Perhaps he was WEST e a s t astronauts was sprinkled with tronauts cost, but th^best esU- vras sought by ptaice today the Motion Picture Coda thinking of bridge playera. It ♦ 6 ♦ A Q 4 the names of New Englandem. mates put the expense to tax- *»r quesMonitq' in the fatal of Self-Regulation. isn’t necessary to be brilliant C? A K985 ^ 1064 0 10 6 3 They Included: payem at upwards of $48,000. rtxxKiiig of die father of the ^ Suggstted for GENERAL if you want to swindle your O 9542 Froemsdorf, Mark Alan, aon of Oary and Unda McCarty Mr. and Mm. Preston Bassett, An oHlclal of the Century Pla- shying Lemon Slstem 44 8732 ♦ 10 9 5 Froemsdorf, Wrlght-Pattereon Air Force Base, Ohio. He wai sudlancae. opponents. Just do something Ridgefield, <3onn. “ Hotel, site of the affair investteotom nfiimJi m ^ Suggstted for MATURE good and keep a straight face. SOUTH bom Aug. 13 at M anchei^r Memorial Hoepttal. Hie maternal Rep. Edward P. Boland, D- Wednesday night, said a dinner c l« e ^ ! w - * J 10985 3 grandmother is Mhs. Patrice McCarty, IB Hawley St. His pa­ audiancee (parental ditcre- North dealer. Mass. rtmllar to the seven-course ^ ^ ^ East-West vulnerable. C? Q2 ternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm. Alvin Fnoemsdort, Cane tion advised). 0 7 Girardeau, Mo. He has a alst^, Christine, 2. Gov. and Mm. Kenneth CurtU probably would cost $30 Cauca*tanTV^2^ 21o"SL^ Opening lead —King of of Maine. That come to $48,200 for ^ RESTRICTED — Pereone Hearts. 4k A Q J4 under 16 not edmIKed. un- East South West j . T, David, son of Sgt Richard and Helen Schwe- Rep. and Mm. BmlUo Dadda* "®* Ho U reportedly I^ed w4th a West led the king of hearts, del Howe. He was bom July 80 at Chanute Field Hoepltai, Ran- rlo. ConnecUcut. c***- costa such as rent- .so-caUb^ri^^nSl^^^^^ t lete accompanied by parent and South did something good. Pass 4 4 All Pass toul, 111. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nat N Gov. and Mm. Deane C. Davie ^ mammoth ballroom and picture of the man has been eta* or adult guardian. He dropped the queen. It wasn’t of Vermont. the conference rooms used by culated to police Scbwedel, 117 Adelaide Rd. id Partont under 16 not ad- very clever, as West later Dr. and Mm. Charles Stark t****® vrho made the arrange- vesUgotom ’ pointed out with some bitter- I^tetlve to rontinue the hearts, * • • * • mitted. This age rastriction Hill, Leslie Elisabeth, daughter of Douglas and Elizabeth Draper, Dept, of AeronauUcs „ WUham Lemon, B4 father of ness. But it did work, and any- y "“t Play and Astronomy at MIT, Cam- t**® H. InclluHng the quartet that may ba highar In certain thing that works In such situ- 10-6-4-2.) ^m beck Hill, Hillside Dr., Ellington. She was bom Aug. 6 at araaa. Check thaatar or Mancheeter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta bridge, Maas. ^ ‘he bill would be paid by the has appeared on tlMLawrence atlons is good. There would be a problem only are Mr. and Mm. John Lembeck, Remsenburg, N. Y Her pa­ Mr. and Mm. James C. Elms, * ■*®*'®"®btlcs and Space Welk television show for 18 advaitialng. West was afraid that a heart ^ ^® 5®*® ® bad swallow- ternal grandperenlB are Mr. and Mm. Dean HIU, Barre Vt NASA Electronics Research ■^®"**ut*^®tion, with the rest yearn, was slain Tuesday hi the Prmrvd •• • public Mrvic* continuation would set up dum- ®*^ ^® il®®®® hearts, but this Center, Cambridge, Moss. ^ming from the President’s en- parking lot of the Marina Del by this n*w«D«pe( • • • • • ’ ■ ' my’s jack, and he shifted to column r®fa^“ to worry about , ’t Taylor, Jeffrey Cameron, son of Frank O. and Eveline Mr. and Mrs. Davis G. Hoag, tertalnment allowance. Rey golf course, where he _ the eight of clubs. Declarer, P®*® ^ m o re Taylor Jr., RFD 1, Crow Hill Rd., Stafford Springs. MIT, Cambridge, Masa. -D • I V -r. worked as an instructor. who had been holding his Dally QnesRon ^ ■■ r He was bom Aug. 1 at Rockville General Hciapital. Hla mater­ D. Bralnard Holmes, Ray­ I f i c k Your Reason witnesses told polios Lemon I breath, exhaled gustily, took Partoer opens with one nal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Tom Blnmore. Rye, N.H. theon Co., Lexington, Mass., LOS ANGELES (AP) — Why •*>outed for help os he m n THEATER riMf- I dummy’s king of clubis and ®P“^®> to® next player ^ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Frank Thylor Sr. and Mrs. Holmes. did astronaut Michael Collins “cross the parking lot. Then a SCHEDULE I speedily cashed two top dla- P“*“®*- '^®u hold: Spades, 6; Laconia, N. H. Ho has a brother, Frank, 8. Mr. and Mm,. Horace M. Hor- shave off hU mustache? m a n pulled a rifle from a sack monds to get rid of the deuce Hearts, A-K-9-8-B; Dlamondg, * # • 1*1 ner, United Aircraft, East Hart- “Take your pick,’’ Collins three times in the Cinema 1—Midnight Cowboy, of hearts, *"’ ’*'*’ ...... Groves, John Bfartln, son of Raymond and Ann Alvord ford, Conn. quipped before the celebrity- **“ck. 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30. South eventually lost two "Vnat do you layT Groves, 2S0 Boyd Ave., Elmhurst, 111. He was bom Aug. 6 at Dr. Arthur R. KantrowlU, otudded state dinner Wednes- . T**® WUer then fired a fourth Cinema n — Funny Girl, trump tricks, but he carefully Answer: Bid 1-NT. This Ehnhumt Memorial Hospital. Hla material grandparents are Avco Everett Research Lahore- "My wife didn’t like it, my ®uUet Into the fallen Lennon's 2 :00, 8 :00. avoided looking at West as he catchaU respoiwe ^ o w s a weak head a t poiivt blank rayige, wlt- Mr. and Mm. Martin B. Alvord, Cummaquld, Masa. He has a tory. Everett, Moss. kids didn’t like It, or It Itched.’’ Cinerama Ben Hut, 8:00. scored 120 points below the line, band, about 6 to 10 points, with sister, Jennifer, 23 months. President Jam es O. Leet of Collins, who piloted this orbit- neaaea said. He Red In a blue and white cor. East Harttord Drive-In — Overlooked Clue no suit worth bidding. You Northeast Airlines, Boston, and command ship Columbia Castle Keep, 8:16; Mod Room, would gladly show the hearts .. Michael Scott, son of Philip B. and Jacqueline Mrs. Leet. while NeH A. A nnstrong and Jim m y Lennon, a boxing In- It’s hard to see how West < ■tnictoir and brother of the dead 10: 10. expected to defeat the contract u.?* .?"® *“*■ ^ e r Palmer, Mt. Vernon Apts., 21B, RockvlUe. He was bom Gov. and Mm. Frank Ucht of HSdwIn E. Aldrin Jr., were o n __ . ------East Windsor Drive-In — mond or one club, but you can­ Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Hla maternal grand­ Rhode Island. the moon, grew the mustache beUeves If he could collect only one Me, Natalie, 8:16; A FMne Pair, heart trick. Did he think his not quite afford to bid two parents are Mr. and Mm. Bernard Ringley, Calais, Maine Hla Mr. and Mm. B.V. Mamhall <*uring the lunar odyssey and ^ farm er Oolora- 10:06. partner was going to provide hearts over the opening bid of ^temal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Ernest Palmer Unlted Aircraft, Windsor Locks! **>* quarantine period that end- Mancheeter Drive-In —Dad­ one spade. Youngstown, N. Y. ’ ed Sunday. He shaved it off the Lenixm *— three tricks In the black suits? oeveral yearn. dy’s Gone A-Hunting, 8:30; Copyright 1969 » * Mr. and Mm. Daniel P. Moy- Tuesday after spending Ume Most Important of all. West The man allegedly threat­ 'Twisted Nerve, 10:36. General Features Gorp. Monast, Lisa Ann, daughter of John and Mary Toothaker nlhon, Cambridge, Moss. He Is *>ls family, State ’Theatre—Never A Dull overlooked an Important clue ^*Pl«y Rd., Coventry. She was bom Aug. B at Man- assistant to the President for ur­ ened William Lennon’a Mfe be­ in the first trick. Among the cause of hta InabUKy to m arry Moment, 1:30, '7:36; Rascal, The Mighty Rushin’ Winds, a gospel singing group, as they performed last night. portion of the crowd digs the .soul music. In the very front are .several of the show’s (lerformers. cherter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta ore ban affaire. cards not present on West’s Comments on Weather one of the Lennon girls. 3:16, 6:10, 9:20. Parana Bean Area and Mm. Grant Toothaker Sr., Ripley HIU Rd., Coventry, UA Theatre- Daddy’s Gone ''‘"f hearts was the deuce Gerhard Neumann, vice presl- NEW YORK (AP) — Astro- Investigatom said the Secret RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil grandparents are Mr. and Mm. ’Iheodtore Monast dent General Electric Aircraft naut Nell A. Armstrong, tslring of hearts. Who held it? grows more . beans than any Wlilimantic. Service reported that the man Engine group, Lynn, Mass., and note of the ideal weather that Cinema I—Me, Natalie, 7:10, If South held the deuce other country and Its 1968-69 I* was once arrested for threat- " hearts, it was quite safe greeted him and his ApoUo 11 oning___ ^ the ...=life oiof x-reaiaemPresident 9:10. crop __is estim______ated a t 60 billion rr ol Thomas E. and Susan Gov. and Mm. Walter R. Pe- crewmates Wednesday, credited Lyndon B. Johnson, reportedly Mansfield Drlve-In — A Fine West to lead the suit again. If pounds. Most of the crop is Souled Out Concert Plays to Center Park Crdwd of 500 Evergreen Rd., Vemon. She was bom Aug. teraon,mon, of New Hampshire.HamDshire. New Yorkem with Itetng good blaming the Presldesit tor prev- 8:30; The April Foola, held the deuce of hearts grown In the south, malnW in 6 at MMchestOT Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ragan, sports. enting Wm from marrying one he probably started with the Parana state, which accounts By TERRY DITAUA from the north end of Hartford, tog to have soul when you “Reepeot” to en Aretha Frank- ly amplified guitars, a huge or­ audience came up dh otogo and crowd in the park for a good After the money was counted Is Leo H o ^ , Wellesley, Maas. Her paternal grandparenta ore Mre, Cambridge, Mass. "We understand that a num- of the Lennon slstem. ------doubleton 4-2, and It was Im- for 26 per cent of the crop. and many planned to audition leave.” With that, the Soul Syn­ Un-llke voice. gan, and naturally the drums, *uig ”Oh Happy Day.” many yeom,” he said. and Mm. Thomas E. Wilson, Weston, Mass. She has a this morning, Mes- Hutchinson Elllott L. Richardson of Mas- her of you ascribe the poor At the Ume of his death, Len­ A crowd of about BOO gather­ at a black talent search that dicate, billed as "the best band there was a trumpeter ami a The audience, which contain­ b r^ e r Thomas, 2*4; and three erlsteire, Lisa, 4^4. KriaOna. Mchusetts, underaecretary of weather, the mlny weather in non was awaiting the tell debut Town Notified was to be sponsored by the In­ in the state of ConnecUcut,” Other stogem Included Valerie trombonist. The biuid ns n The concert was free, but reported that $275 profit was 8 ^ , cind Paitiicla, 16 monOiB. ed In Center Park yesterday ed many dark aklna aa well as the last several weeks, to our of his daughters’ own television ner City Exchange, but was broke into an up-tempo number Lewis, who sang a slow, gusty, whole, and the trumpol piaytir during the Intermtaalon a col­ cleared lost night. Mrs. Hutch­ * • • *t Whatever you hear about Mevening to hear an all-black white, was very well behaved, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Shea, flight around the moon and I’d aeries. Five shows so Car have Of Fall Hurts canceled at the last minute for and the soul comfort was under soulful blues tune. Her phraotog to particular, ' displayed g(x>d lection was token, the proceeds inson oiUd the money will go I, concert of soul music called and Uie number of uniformed Ivn ^ “^hter of Robert and Jocque- rice president Raytheon Co., like to say that we appreciate been taped. lack of funds. way. and sense o t timing were excel­ musicianship— better than most to go to the Inner C2ity Ex­ toward the purchase of some Mira. Richard E. Jaickman of Manchester police plus one ^ e llo NovrickI, 18B Summer St. She was bom Aug. Waltham. Mass. from the looks of the weather “ •’Souled O u t" lent end she knew just how to soul-rock groups. The trumpet­ change. The Exchange recent­ much-needed equipment at the 6 ^ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpi- 132 Maple St. has notified the ^ V. ■ta What the show lacked in The "Syndicate” played well, plainclothes detective who woa Capt. and Mm. Alan B. Shep- today that you don’t hold a hold back, slightly behind the e r’s tone was full and round, ly moved to a new larger build­ inner City Exchange OosteUo, 20 Edison Rd. Her patar- town of alleged Injuries she re­ •“ concert, sponsored^ by the smoothnees and organlzaUcn, it and the crowd, which was made beait, so that she achieved a standing nt the edge of the ing and they are trying to raise “TO Jr., astronaut, formerly of grudge,” Armstrong saki In cer- Student Attends “Manchester Human RelaUons and he was not afraid to try ^d p aren ta are Mr. and Mm. C. Nowlokl, 187 Sum m «^ ceived in a sidewalk fall on made up for to enthuslaam — up of all age groups from young very good blues sound. Her voice crowd leaning agatoat a tree, $128,000. One method of collect­ All In all, Souled Out provid­ Derry, N.H. emonles at City Hall. '(fommlssion, the Hartford Com- for some high notes. She has a brother, Robbl, 16 montin. Purnell PI. both by the performem fmd the toddlers just learning to walk was excellent, kind of deep and hod little to do. ing money for the Exchange ed some good music and a good • » » • • Secretary of TransportaUon Library Parley Imunity Renewal Team, and the to. old folks who walked with ’The date of the fall is not re­ audience. Ibe show started al­ well-supported. The show was brought to a and Its programs ta through exE>erlenci’ both 6>r the people and Mm. John A. Volpe, Massa- Good Will Tour? "MIDIMIGHT > •-Hartford Inner City CTboir, was most a half-hour late, but as equally unsure steps, enjoyed One policeman commented on 0 Di^akowskl, Jennifer Busanne, dai^ter of Stanley and Mtas Patricia Sylvester of vealed in the notice, which was rousing ccnclualon wlien all the the excellent behavior of the concerts like lost night's, emcee of Manchester and for the block B ev ei^ G r ^ t Dumakowskl, IBL Forest St. She was bom Aug. . WASHINGTON (AP) - A for- filed with the Manchester Town Uihe Idea of Mm. Carol Hutchln- Larry Woods, the show’s en­ the band’s music. One of the Other singers who did a 417 Woodland St. attended the performers and port of the group. ’’This U the best looking Woods explained. IMirfunnrr* from Hartford 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandp^- D®mpsey elgn good-will tour by the Apollo Clerk. |7oa, a resident of Bolton who thusiastic emcee, punned, "Peo­ beat singing groups was a gos­ creditable job were Becky Sailor ^ are Mr. end Mm. Jack Grant, Agawam, Moss. Her pater- bersh f Charles A. Und- 11 astronauts reportedly Is un- "®cond annual New England U- The notice states that Mrs. OtiittCiiin 3s the founder and leader of ple say we’re always late, but pel outfit called The Mighty and Robert Mathis. gTa^dmother In Mrs. Sophie Dumakowskl, Suffleid. She tea war* in»if b°to of whom der consideration by the Nixon brory Association Student Lead- Jeekman injured the base of her At J^lhe Inner City Choir which we’re always on time, you Riu^ito’ Winds. This six-man were Invited’ were able to at- admlnlstraUon. There were several dance three alstere, Darlene, 9, Lisa, 7, and MlcheUe, 4. erahip Oanfarence held Aug. 8-9 spdne and her right hip and ■ il5 BURNSIDE k meets weekly at the Inner'dty know?” group came across very well. tend from Connecticut. Officials said Wednesday no “Exchange in Hartford’s North groups, but.their performances at the University of New Hamp­ that she is in pain. If the pain Woods promised the audl- There were- several individual were to general, disappointing. ^chm an Jr., James Joseph, son of James and Marjorie decision had been made but continues, it will be necessary Ehkl, such a trip appeared to be a shire In Duriiam. ence, "if you didn’t have soul singers. Amcng them was Susie They all seemed to be shy, and ' ® He was bom A ^ B Last summer, she attended for her to employ the servioes ^ Most of the perform em were when you came here, you’re go- Logan, who sang a song colled they appeared not to really be­ at MMcheeter Memorial Hoepltai. His maternal grandpar*^ Stars, Jet Setters possibility. of a physician, she says. Carl Bartch, a State Depart­ the conference as president of lieve to what they were doing. r ?■ Stafford Sprin^^li^^ Nutmeg 0-20, state school U- SUMMER ft^^^parents are Mr. and Mm, John LeclXi. StaS^ Attend Funeral ment spokesman, said the Na­ They seemed to be just going tional AeronauUcs and Space brary organizatton tor atudents. Sunday Voting Debated through the . motions, rather then • *1 '* m mi Mlos Sylvester will be a seiUor actually performing. G /ta n lA Administration h$s Informed MIAMA (AP) — A state elec­ Of Sharon Tate at Manchester High School. Wciwr, Ronald Erie, son of Robert and Patricia Roth- him "there are no fir m plans at tion official's recommendatlcm Conference subjects Included The Soul Syndicate band was KNOWN FOR VALUES (»UP0N SPECIALS LOG ANGELES (AP) - Intor- Woodland St. He was bom July » » t the present Ume" for such a that Floridians go to the polls on QTlje Out) excellent. Bestdes the electrical­ trip. photography, graphics, leader- THURS.. FRI,, SAT^AUG. 14-1S-16 Mm Hl» m aternal granhntfther is natkmol movie stars and Jet set- riilp, UbrarlanBhlp, and related Sundays in the future drew both EAST HARTFORD & N0RWICHT0WN t^hcn, SoonUc Meadow, South Windsor. HU potamol tem have said their lost good- servloe _ areas.___ Featured speak- criticism and endorsements ‘U im c i WITHOUT [XTRAmANCE" T] ^ t^ a m n te ore Mr. and Mm. Robert Werner Br., 7 ^king- Invited to Dedication ham St. He has two alstem, Sheri, 6, and Kim B b)^es to beautltol blonde aotrens em 'iiinged fri^n M ^ K t LOS ANGELES (AP) — Morriaaey, stater of Amelia Right In the middle was the Shaion Tate and Internationally Minnesota Gov. Harold LeVan- TP I IT CHARBROILED TO PERFECTION Eartiart, to Edward Mayo, Rev. Charies Zlnn of Miami 5 '^•Vinsky, Michael John, son of Stephen and Klathlean known hairdreoaer Jay Sehring, der carried a special invita­ president of the Kennebunkport 1*'*’° *>® think switch- U i JLI AAa OPEN HEARTH r « u e Ynvlnsky, 192 School St. He was bom Aug. 7 nt^!IJl lUUed with three others In a tion to Apollo astronaut Neil A. Mhine--- -Dump AsBociation. Ing Uiq day would have much of ch ^ er Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenta ora Mr Armstrong at Wednesday’s EAST HARTFORD • TEL. 2 8 9 4359 m d Mm. John ^ a h u e , 30B P orter St. mass murder. Miller, chairman of the hta- 860 MAIN ST. • OPPOSITE CONNECTICUT BLVD. state dinner. tory department at the Brook­ polls. “The people who are too ents ore Mr. and Mm. John Yavinsky, 42 Ashworth St "Goodbye, Sharon, and may Officials of the suburban Twin losy to go to church would prob­ • • • • * the angels welcome you to heav- lyn Public Library, was oonter; Cities community of Robblna- ence director. ably be too lazy to go out and AT THE NORWICH MOTOR INN • NORWICHTOWN 1 ‘’y**"- daughter of Kennelh M. and Kath- en and the tnortym guide your dale asked the governor to in In the social portion of the he said, EXIT 82 OFF CONN. TPKE. • TEL. 881-3544 leen VolclulU Brugu. Hopkins Rd., ElUngton. She was bom way," entoned the Rev. Peter vlte Annstrong to the dedication conferenoe, Hiss Sylvester was mta Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- O’RtaUy at the ftmeral service of a new high school in the fall a master of ceremontes at ente are Mr. luid Mm. John ValclUHs, Ellington H er paternal Wednesday for Miss Tate. of 1970. Stunt Night. . “It’s OieelM, litannr bbS gmnd,«ttenta am Mr. and Mm. B e,;,am m B ;^ R^Slrtlf Peter SeKers, Yul Biymer The high school is Nell A. Mass. She haa a alta.or, Kerry, 17 months. and W arren Beatty flew teom Armstrong High School. London to attend the Asieral HE'S NOBODY'S FOOL Wermter, Peter Rudy, son of Rudv F ami unt-iam.. along with Hollywood aotora Swam While Waiting Mueller Wermter. 16 EmilpDr., 1*5^2 Kirk Douglas, James Oohum H e gets lower car iniur- CHICAGO (AP) — A group of ance rate* becauie he'* a ^ Rockvine Qoncml Hoepltai. His maternal grendparenta ur2 and Stuart Whitman. children awaiting the arrival of aafe driver. Low rate* Mr. and Mm. Karl Mueller. Raumbach, West C k^J^y His Roman Polanakl, Miss Tate’s the astronauts for ceremonies at with handy payment* •^®" Wermter. Kreusn- ntm-Kllrector hukband, attetided the Civic Center Plasa Wednes­ every three month*. All in M lc^^*^ Germany. Ho ha« a atater, Stefanle; and a brother. the aervloa for his 'wife in ttie day found a way to keep cool in a lingle packaee for you m o r n in g , then joined the 90-degree weather. . and vour family, if you aotora Steve MioQuen and Paul qualify. Call today to find They jumped, fully clothed out; you’ll be glad you Newonon at Bebring’s afternoon Into a shallow pool on the piB.a did. and swam around while woltliur V e g ro Medical Meeting Ends Mias Tate, 2S, and Sebring, 86, her former boyfriend, were T ------Robert J. Smith, Inc. ‘Health Rights’ Next kdlled wltti coffee heiress Abi­ InauranamUhe gail FVilger, 90, screenwriter 9«8 Main Bt. Phone ft49-6941 SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- present welfare program Is Vottyck Frohowsky, 87, and Ste­ ■The S.OOO momber National harmful because it separates ven Parent, 18, a friend of a drive in Medical Association closed Its famllioa .and penalises thoss caretaker at Mtas Tate’s rented - national convention today after wlw work. mansion In swanky Bel Air. a friendly visit -with President Meonwhlio, Dr. Price' Cobbs, The slaughter was termed "rt- Jack Lemmon Nixon by ILs lop leaders and a a Siui Francisco psychiatrist tualtatlc" 'by otflcem who found warning that the next civil and outhor of the best-selling the bodies Saturday morning. 'Catherine Deneuve •»w l— rights battle wUl be in the field •■Black Rage," told the . NMA Sebrlng had a hood over hta Mm * Cm. m d m , of health care. women’s auxiliary the next civil head and a rape tied loosely in "Nobody made luiy promises’’ rights battleground Is going to around his neck. The rope was “The April Fools” In the brief visit to the Summer looped over a ceiling beam and be In the health care field. piOi "A now Fatr’* While House at Sun Clemente, The black physician will be In “round the actress. The word said Dr. Julius W, Hill of Los W eil “Bonale aid'Clyde’’ the middle of it, and their wives "PKJ” was scrawled on the "Cool Hand Luke*’ Angeles, now president of NMA, must help them if the Negro door In what offloeia believed ' Negro counter-part of Uio Amer- doctor Is not to bectxne a cas­ was the vtcUnss’ blood. They HAVE Icim Medical Aasoclatlon. ualty. he said. had been shot or stabbed. But he said Nixon "is mindful The NMA House "ot Delegates Police denied reporta that evi­ a i r co n o it io m i d of our existence and determln.i- acci'ptcd 14 of 19 demands made dence of wetrd sex rites had STATE” tlon’’ to improve medical and by the youthful Black Caucus in­ been foistd In Miss Tate’s home. other benefits for the Negro cluding.' 06flcem were tnvesdgaUrg population. Establishment of a separate whether one of the vlcbkna hsd Hill and the outgoing presi­ black health association to In­ a connection with martjisuta 8ll6-sas-9i«0 dent, Dr. James M. Whlttlco of clude not only doclora but mem- and pills. St. Louis, and the board chair­ bem of related fields such as dues in the cose remained man, Dr. Emerson Walden, flew WALT dentists, pharmacists and lacking or undtactoeed, howev­ to San Clemente at a White nurses. er. There were no ...police buWe-____ House Invitation after crfllctam DISNEY A drive to raise the percent- »>“1 far arresta. and no pi^ early in this four-day convention age of black students in oU med- tr a m report was gi'v«n on the of some aspects of the Presi­ ical schools to that of the black r®Milts of the Investigation by a dent’s proposal to overhaul the population level. 19-m«kn detective team. nation’s welfare program. —Bstubllshment of a students Miss Tate rocketed to star- BRAND NEW When they left Wednesday morning, they called the propos­ national medical association to P«*l y®ar in comert welfare demon- In something of the ICarUyn nKlolton Lake Hotel & Restaurant •ind Ihp mqhtmjre bd^g«ns' MANCHESTER ^^aurl]icfllpr Btratluns and demand Increased Monroe tradUloh. . \Harold ptoiee te M**r funding for welfare and medical "N ercr A Twin LoM«r Dimitr Pam' and Karen Perr>’, the youngest periormers in the show, do a diuse num­ programs tor the poor. ber to the music of the Soul Syndicate. ' PARKADE ^Enpiiinij Ijcralh -llW -irD TiH Y «nteU ® ' Egyptian Name Picked HOSOB o r IH E Life Span w S M B iW * Randy Hlckton, Green Rd.. Tolland; Joae (Dokni. G rant SC. PuUlsiied Dally Except Sunday* Rose Fast MEMPHIS. Tenn. — in 1S19 R ockville u»a Holiday* at 18 Bi**eU Street. ?ORT LOUIS, MaurtUus-The the year alter the United Ststea Ala® a com plete m enu Including tte a k i- dum e A f « Rockville; C3tariea Hildebrand. Hartford; Marvin Carr, Bena- Mancheeter, Conn. (060101 life expectancy of natives of the purchased the area that la mw Tern knndi fmm • te 1 Mountain St., ElUngton; Arlene dlct Dr., Wapfdng; Edwin Jobn- Tel'lephotutie 643-3711 DOMfRYPROMNE PetuBsT^TTii Baiting Bfothers'; Hospital Notes Schnetder, Weat Rd., RockvlUe. aon. Birch HiU Dr , Wapptng; Second____a c(TUu. I PPoataze Paid Island of Mauritius in the Indian West Tennessee from the Chick- Call and reeerve jreur lebetcr Onner new Mancheeter, Cotin Ocean increased from 31 yearn asaw Indians, a village was laid Vtattteg tea** are It ;M to I ^vtn BaokcrvUle, Vernon Jeffrey Baker. DIaoovery Rd.. , // p.m. ta an areas except/iiiartise' Haven Raet Home, Vemon. and Vemon; Vera BorkowakL DO YOU I^AVE A GRANi;^ CREDIT ^CCOUNT? BtTBSCRIPTlON RATES to 81 in the eight yearn' foUow- out on the lowering Chickasaw ■**SO**i -k WRDOIMQ PAHRKS — shoe Paymhie in Advance tog World War II. The same UP TO 699 tty ■■Mere Ikay are 8 ta 4 aad Ekina Schhide. MaipU SL, El- $YankUn St..’ RockvlUe: Janice bluffs. Andrew Jackson, one

llon-doUar offer la one of the whether any reimbursement parents of a chUd using antibiot­ Drug Buyers largest in antitrust history. was made by an insurance com­ ics dally, the windfall in refunds IP YOU NEED HELP A Japanese Feast at a Yankee Restaurant The claima must be screened pany under a health plan. could be substantial, said GaUl­ by both the federal (XMirt and In­ The Information can be gan. A pply For dividual attorneys gmeral, and mailed to CTerk of the U.S. eligible claimants <»nnot expect Ctourt, P.O. Box 762, Bronx, payment for another six to el^ t N.Y., 1 1 Netc York Tax Top$ Money Back months, GalUgan said. The prices that ln(Uviduals NEW YORK—New York state Persons making claims, said claim they have spent on the had the heaviest load at state CAU PISH . M l NEW YORK (AP)—consum­ GaUlgan must name the drugs drugs in those 13 years range and local taxes per person In RockvlUe 8T2rfTH ers across the ocuntry are purchaaed, whim and where the from 67 cents for one (xinsumer the nation in 1968—$458. Ala­ Manchftai 646-FlBH Bolton 647-1T91 trying to get part of a $100 mil­ purchases were made and to $18,000 for another. For the bama had the lowest, $192. lion fund set up by five drug firms for users of certain won­ der drugs between 1964 and 1966. The refund program la an out­ growth of a prtce-rlggliig case, pressed by . the federal govern­ ment involving five leading SM ILING m SERVICE pharmaceutical companies. The mailing deadline for claima ia Aug. 16. Several thousand claima have been picked up dally at a Bronx m post office by the law firm of Dlcksteln, Shapiro, Dennis' and GalUgan since July 1, adien the drug companies' advertisement pubUctsing the refund program appeared in about 1,600 newspa­ pers. Along with legitimate claims, the mail also has Included claims accompanied by old death certificates and false teeth, and claims whose ixmdl- tions make them obviously Ineli­ gible. "One man Is seeking a refund on a certain drug he purchased In 1947," commented Arthur GalUgan, partner In the firm. "Not only is he not within the specified time period, but that particular drug was not pro­ duced until 1948." Other persons are listing drugs bought after 1986, which makes them Ineligible. The $100 mUllon fund is being ““s ,-ft provided by the drug firms of Chas. Pfizer A Co., Ameitican Cyanamid, Bristol-Myers, B.R. Squibb, and Upjohn Co. Ameri­ can Cyanamid, Bristol-Myers and Pfizer were convicted of the charge Dec. 29, 1967. Upjohn and Squibb were not defendants, but were named as co-consplra- tors In the Justice Department suit. At buffet table are, from left, Haruo Yamauchi, behind Sirreno Scranton Jr., Mrs. Thomas Soinine|i and Hiroko Nakaniahi. About 38 drug products mar­ keted under different names, all containing tetracycline, were In­ Story by Margaret Aoliaio Photos by A. E. Buceiricius volved In the refund program, according to GalUgan'a office. Unci« Ben'a iic« aeecn«d out The federal government had ped vegetabiea. Amof^: the behind for some was expressed has a kk of fire in her.” charged that tetracycline, re­ d place at the Marlborou^ spices used was a^nomoto, a "Farewell," in Japanese by Haj-i'ey Lippinoolt, who wore garded as one of moot effective .Tavern In Maiiborough Monday (by soup stalk which comes a kimono aid woodro sandals ..j j d^^ng Alt ceremony at Jail ere, from left, State Rep. Robert Kbig, State Sen. Robert Hciiley ,Oeiectiiian n%ht, oven though both typify antibiotics, was produced for as painted by one of guests. from boiled flsh. givro to him by his guest Kaeko. ^ ^ continued, “ but Charles Luoe and State Gommiasioner of Corrections Bills McDougaU.(H<-rai(l iihot« by Buc»tviclu.s) American culture. That'a be- little as 1.6 cents a capsule but this has changed my pierapec- retailed for 61 cents each. oauBe 12 Japaneae coUege atu- . There were also side dishes of detAi on tour In America were "Yes. we’ re gdng to mias tive a greet deal. It’s opened up CHaimants say they spent an Kaeko Ono in moon dance at Marlborough restaurant. su(h thlzigs as tmsgoyaki (bat­ Kaeko." he said.' “Our UtUe glri my eyes to a lot of things." Tolland average of 60 cents to 86 cents uetng the rice to make a tradl- tered egg stloea). and senbel (a tlonal Japanese dfamer (or their per capsule, with some paying rice (aecker, sometimos wrap­ as high as a $1. Hebron boat (amiUes. Despfte ped tn seaweed). aaesiT I • the AmeiioBn Ingredient, the The government suit said that meal came out wlthauc a trace Town Receives Ex-State Jail $1.7 billion of the drugs were o< American flavor. While the girts were biBy ki Testerday's ceremonies offi­ turned over to the town in which various units of town govern­ sold over the 18-year period. the kttchec. the boys hmi hut^ Recipe for Tempura cially turning over the keys to it was IcKated. ment and as a repository and The convictions, now under Japanese lanterns In the dtTitng Tolland State Jail to the town King was the author of a blU showplace (or historical arti- appeal, opened the door to a The Japaneae «udenta. who room both as decoration and as of Tolland marked an end to passed in the 1967 session of the Hacts.” number of civil law suits, all for are part of a world.wlde pro­ the sole light source. All the Here is the recipe for the flour. eggs, salt, oil and Ice triple damages. an era (or the prison. legislature which called (or the Promising to tne the land and gram called •'Shcperlment In In­ Japanese and most of the main dish, tempura, served at cubes. The five drug firms pcxiled The building now destined to turning over of the abandoned butIdliigB "discreetly*’ and to ternational Living,'* prepared Americans eore klmonba WTtfa the farewell dinner, as eccplain- Cut first four ingredients, ex­ $100 million to settle claims by becoime a town office building state Jails to the towns, with “ maintain the building as a tra­ the evening'a festivities as a the room thus suffused, Japan­ cept shrimp, into average sized states, counties, cities, whole­ ed by Midori Ishikawa. guest ‘ and hlatorlcELl m u s e i^ , has consideration given to preserv­ ditional landmark," Vlk praised waj- of saying goodbye to their eae culture prevailed and the slices. K e ^ separate. FYepare salers, retailers and Individual of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Bdden. been a part o f the h isto ry of ing at least part of the buildings King's efforts tn “ Inatitutliig 12 host families. Happy spirits traditional American atmo- in bowl a mixture of flour, eggs, consumers. An added $20 mil­ Tempura is a tried shrimp and '^TOUand (o r m any years, aocord - as historical museums. legislation maJdng properUea flowed easUy. but there were ^ihere receded into the back­ salt, water and sei'eral ice lion was offered for claims bjr vegetable dish. Midori was not to State Rep. Robert King. Soleotman Charles Luce ac­ such as this available to our Min frequent traces of isuliw^— ground. cubes. loe cubes keep the mix­ private hospitals, and claimants specific about atnounts of tn- In turning over the keys end cepted the Jail on behalf of the (»mmunlty." on many laces. In three ahort ture from getting sticky. Keep such as hospital plans, the oom- gredioits to be used, but she deed to the Jail, State Ckim- town, substituting (or First weeks, the students and their After the meaL served buffet- flour mixture at average thick­ Other periicipanta In the panles said Feb. 6. said that the cook can decide ?missloner at CkirrectianB Bills Selectman Bmest Vlk who was famihcB had become quite at­ style, group leader Hiroko Nak­ ness, not too watery and not ceremonies were Tolland Coun­ All mailed claims are being for himseU. since it makes MdDougall noted he “wrlshed he away cxi vacation, ty State Sen. Robert Houley; tached and goodb>'es were not aniahi thanked the hosts for too pa^y. On ^ove. have deep handled, under authorization of oasj- httie difference. was building a new Jail here Reading a ^>eech prepared by (ITyde Johndro, president of the three weeks “we will never for­ frying pan of hot, booling oil. the federal court, by the Dick- S' At the Marlborough Tavern, rather than turning one over to Vlk, Duce stated, refcnrlng to Tolland Historical Society, and get.” Dip ingredients (separately) stein firm, which ia represent­ the Japanese .students seem ed' the town." the Jail, “ It's future is what we Donald Morganson, peat presi­ As one host. Jeff Adams, said. into flour mixture with pierced ing 20 states and two cities, in­ to be using an equal amount of Serving as master of cere­ In Tolland make It . . . Our Im­ dent of the R o ck ^ le Area "R 's like loMng a member of spoon, then place for a few Next came the tradtUoral mediate uses of It wiU be as an cluding New York, in the drug the fcmlly •• each of the first four ingredi­ minutes in boiUng oil. Remove monies King noted the Jail was Chamber of Commerce and a Japanese dances. The Srst ents. file first to be closed dorwn and admindstratlve building for the member of the lo(»l Board of refund case. dance. Fuji-Musume, the dance and place absorbent material The attorneys general in each Ingredients: Shrimp, peiried where they can drain and not Finance. of May. was performed by Mas- state, as well os consumer pro­ The gueats-turned-hasts start­ potatoes, nreet potatoes, green cool off (Such as ,a warm oien). King credited Houley with ako Katxuml, srbo stayed with tection agencies in some large ed cooking about 5 o ckic* for pepper lor any other \-egetab)ei. Isamu Ichimura, guest FBI getting the mutual aid ttromen's the Adams family. Kaeko Ono. When ail are done. seme. Report municipalities such os Now the 7 30 meat. Marlborough Tav- appropriation through the pest whose hosts were Mr. and Mrs. of the Fred Robsons. York are serving as coordina­ env uauaiiy closed on Mondays, session of the legislature to per­ Harvey Ltpptncxitt, did Kajooo tors of the nationwide refund tknated its kkchen and dlnu^ mit the carrying on of the coun­ Tsukt. which means “ the n noc room for the evenC ty .fire service, eminating from program. TTie firms' multlmll- on the rained ,caist)e.’’ Property Crime Rate the Jail . . . “ I don't kqnw any The menu included tempura, one who devoted more effort to nonmald. >*akimlahl. sake, These serene and symbolic getting the appropriation (or salad, desert and green tea. Japanese dances were fioUowed Climbs in Connecticut mutual aid," King stated. by some lively folk songs led by WASHINGTON (AP)— Criml- were among the area cities in- Houley in turn credited King, 5fr/( Tempura U made of fried (Tlynthia Robson aa the guttsr. a Republican legislator, for “his regeiahlea and ahrlmp. The ainglng the sukiyakl song snd nal activity In Owinecticut tn- eluded In the report. Their fig- Delicatessen & Restaurint creased In all seven categories ures are: continuing efforts in making salad contained chicken, cu­ 'Cue Sera;^’ sSIh Mra Robson this contribution to his dlatrict.” cumbers, soy sauce and mus­ were Isamu Ichlmura. who listed by the FBI in it Uniform Hartford: Murder and non- K:rr.;k(' .'lal.'unaga .\!r and .Mrs. .lohn laVake with chotisticks. Orlme Reports for 1968. negligent manslaughter, 18; He praised the spirit wtitcdi tard. Notimaki is a rice bail stayed tn her home, and Akira prompted the sharing of the (ev wrapped tn seaweed, and yak- Hiiose. whus t- hosts were Mr. The reports, made public to- forcible rape, 32; robbery, 429; • P«H Lin* cUitlea between the community Ov«f indahi is a rice pftaf srltfa chop­ snd kfrs. D. Everett Stone. day showed CcmneoUcut was aggravated assault, 467; bur- and the state. Pklike • DtIkiMM SelWi far below the national rate of glary, 3,575; larceny over *50, New y*$h Sryto D««»ern • CWe*« M e t crimes against person—murder, 2.266; auto theft, 2,164. Johndro expressed pleasure si EAEC Ee«tf HOT Canted leaf The host tsmlllea were slso and luxi-negllgent manslaughter. East Hartford: Murder and the opportunity of having a fire­ Pa$tra»ai HOT KaHWt treated to the tea oeremcny, a rape robbery and aggravated noii-negllgent manslaughter, (i; proof place to display Hems at CklNDIES a Catefiaf '■ HfHtdiT Cakat ceremony 'ehtch reaches fsr Opan Saa. - 7li«n. Till 1 A M. assauU. However, Connecticut’s forcible rape, 2; robbery. 12; Tolland's heritage, and told of a fri 4 t«f. Till 3 AM. bsck W o Japsnese tatstory for burglary ra te' was above the aggravated assault 15; bur many promisee, from local resi­ "tiiHf M E«|pi" ct tfk* eat aiTi^tat m Its roots. One by one. the hosts natlwial average, and other STlaTY. 297; larceny over J50. dents os well as those located toofc^ off thflr M x m b . Mttlng on crimes ageiiwt property such theft, 96. out of state (or historical items the Ocnr srross from their once a safe place la provided MaieeHaM Caa»ar ^ gussts, snd Mpped s strong as larceny and auto theft ivere (EH 44A • Hear tee. ITS N n t Te A 4 P) at high rates—near the national to display them. The museum average—during 1968. Town’s Rate is now located in the old post The report said that there office on the Green acres* from Ths |BS_, asremony came were 73 cases of muixlcr or non- Also Rises . the Jail. across ss sn informaL spirited negligent manslaughter In Con- The FBI hss released its an- Morganson pointed to the affair, alt hough tradnionally it nectlcut in 1968, compared to nual report on criminal activity maintenance o( the allied (actl- can be more formal. As groig) 70 (uues tn 1967. In Ckxinectlcuf, and according to Itlc* 8U(to a* the mutual aid leader Hiroko Nskinishi ex- Forcible rape cases Increased figures obtsdned from that re- communication* system at the piainsd. “The tsa ceremony is (rom 164 to 238 In the same port and the Manchester police Jail which had been Important used throughoix the country to period, and robbery cases In- department, this town's crime to the business community. achlsve Crsnquiltty of splnt. and creased from 941 to 1,832 from rate has Increased in moot of “ We will do what w.e can for It ts always associatsd wKh t b e 1967 to 1968. Aggravated assault the seven general oategdrles the proper maintenance of the deealopment of Buddhlaro"$he cases also were up from 1,629 lirted. building," he added. added. Tt is a dlsripilns of to 2,182. Figures (or 1968 show an In- In hi* closing remarks. King aunpticMy and madttacicn.'' Based on 2.6 murders or non- crease over 1967 figures in al- credited former Jail commis­ negUgent manslaughter casea moeg all areas, except mur- sioner Harold Hegidrom for the Insight he demimstnited In fa­ The students lefl yesterday for each 100.000 population. Con- ders and robberioa. Fc»- 1968 voring the turning back to the for N«sr York. Washington. s,pd necUcut was far below the na- Mancheater police reported no town of the old Jails and their th e W as Coast, before return­ tlonal rate of 6.8 such deaths murders or non-negligent man- preservation as historical l*h4- ing home to Japan. Thsu stay per 100,000 population. Rates for slaughter*; five forcible rapes; marks. m Hebron was arranged by Mrs. rape, robbery and aggravated H aggravated assauUs. 329 BRAND NEW Thomas Solnaaen who pama- aaaaiiU were at about 60 per burglaries; 266.larcenies over Mancbesler Evening Herald patsd in the laternatVnal pro­ cent of the national crime rate 360, and 92 auto thefts. ToUand correspondrot. B«dle STORE gram hsrsalf S ix jnears ago la In each category. foe 1®®7. murder* or non- .Hd,v me. ■tatea. heading tnctudea many different S49-2373 — M9-151* SIMPLEX SHOE meal at i^estaunuit Hartfrrd and East Hartford types of atMuKs PAGE SEC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 PAGE SEVEN

920 Main St. with hla w ife and council’s (Capital (3ools and Im ­ 000, as compared to $110,000 for a similar South Windsor IRattrl^pBtpr Connecticut three children. They attend Our provements Committee. He was apartment only eight weeks earlier. Savior Lutheran CSiurch. the first president of the South Inside Report "Education is the single most And yearling race horses at the Windsor Junior (Chamber of iEvpnins l$prald Yankee Important area of town govern­ (Conimerce and is a past presi­ (Continued from Page 6) August Saratoga auction brought an Henry, Westbrook ment,” according to Peteraen. dent and treasurer o f the South lars' worth of tax relief In the prooesB traxlltienally prohibit­ PTJBUSHB® BY THE a v e ^ e of only $11,080 each, as com­ By A.H.O. ^ “Growing educational needs Windsor Rotary (Club. He Senate. But matters m ay grow mSRAl.T> PRINTINO OO.. INC. and an expanding educational ing amendments. Mills had to worse. Given the Senate's pre­ U BUm U Street pared to $10,214 a year ago. M resides at 14 Ellliabeth ^ti FRIDAY ONLY! Mancheeter. Conn. To Seek New Terms system will mean a more com­ appease Bolling. But he could dilection for adding goodies and TOOMAS F. raR QCSON It Is nice to see such breaks in the In­ The behavior of the D o iiu k . plex e^catioR budget,’ Peteir- Manchester Evening Herald scarcely accept Intaot the Bol­ subtracting reforms in handling ^iVE MAINE OCEAN FRESH WALTER R- FERGUSON ling aubntUute. Fublliheia crate In the 1969 General Ae- The political unveilings con­ son continued. “ I would hope South Windsor correspondent tax leglslattan, the bill could at- flationary trend, with at least a few Petersen, who is now seeking Founded October 1, 18S1 eembly Indicated that theyi tinued this week as the Demo­ that my busineaa experience, Carol Moulton, tel. 644-8714. Instead, Mills added $2.4 bU- taaln nightmariah dhnensions key prices drifting back toward reason­ found some qiedal pleasure la.„^ a Board of Educatlan berth, was crats announced that (Jouncll- which includes administration Uon in lax relief tor the $8,000- when the Senators return next LOBSTERS FubUahed E v ety Evening Except Bundaye able levels. making a taxgti, ot their own ^ chairman of the Parks and Re­ of a large budget,” he said, $13,000 bracket in addltlan to the month. and HoUdays. Entered at the Poat O ffice at man Donald J. Henry would run creation Committee at the time Kancheater, Conn., aa Second CUaa Has Governor. “will be most helpful In solv­ Heayy Sleeper reductions already approved. IfaU er. lU s was not only a result of for a second term on the Town that, the Spring Fond and Rye ing the problems presented by Bolling and the liberals could HONOLULU (AP) — Mrs. the old truth that fratricidal’" ' Council. St. properties were purchased. our local education budget." aeaxoefy oppose this teuigesee on Marine Weather .. * A t the same tim e the Repub­ Gertrude Priest dosed off In a 1.35 He was also the chairman of SUBSCRIPTION RATES A System of Non Sequitors warfare is the moat savage kind” -' Petersen also pointed to his t)ie House floor. Nor could the WINDSOR LOCKS, CXxm. Payable In Advance licans announced that Deputy the council’s Education (Com­ chair while waiting her turn at One Y ea r ...... laaoo of conflict. It also resulted from' experience on the council with Treasury, dazed by these light­ (A P I — High tides ailong the We are not sure we understand just Mayor G. Warren Westbrook mittee when development of the a beauty stx>p. Six llontba ...... 1B.50 the fact that the Democratic regard to youth actlvltiss and ning maneuvers. CtonnecUcut shore today wlU be Three llontba ...... 7.80 would be a candidate for re- Program to Aid Retarded (Child- One HeaJs, and in of the unique aspects of our poUoe were called but suddenly definitively established a long­ don to 1 :S0 p.m. at Bridgeport. The Aasoclated Pren U exdualvely entitled not run a second time. to the uae of repubUcatlon o f all newa dla- and we would resolutely refuse to recom­ 1968 was chairman of the Chart­ educational system.” Mrs. Priest “ just woke up.” term priority for private Invest­ What everybody Is trying to,,,, In addition to the council can­ Low tides at Old Saybrook will potchee credited to it or not otherwloe credit­ er Revlsian (Commission. He is ment over public investment. be today at 6 p.m. and Friday ed In Uila paper and alao the local news pub- mend any imitation to any other rail­ analyze or guess at the mo­ didates, the Republicans an­ Councilman Trewhella, com­ Policeman Wayne (Costa, who Ilxhed here. presently serving as president of AdmlnUtration officials fare at 6:30 a.m. ment concerns tha question of,,,, nounced that former Council­ pleting hla first term on the answered the call, radioed back Alt riahta o f republicatlon of opeclol dl>- road anywhere. the Board of Directors of the grimly pondering the fact that potchee herein ore alao reaerved. whether or not the somewhat — man Vemon O. Petersen has council, will continue as a dele­ ^hat all was well and that It was Sunset today will be at 7:82 But what seems to be working down (Community Child Guidance savage attitude toward tUaMi- decided to run for the Board of gate to the North Central just case of a 100-year-old H may preclude them Indefinite­ and sunrise Friday at 8:00. LQtlTED QUANTITY—ABBIVINO THVRBOlAY The Herald Printing Compeuiy Inc., oa- Clinic. aumra no financial reaponalbility tor typo- on the Long Island Is a triumphant series Democratlc Governor on the Bklucation. Refuse Disposal District even woman who was hard to awaken ly from such pet Nixon schemes Boating weather for Long Is­ (Taphiool errora appearing in advertlaementa He Is a past president of the though “pressure of other busi­ from a nap. as revenue-sharing and selec­ land Sound: Winds will be most­ and other readinc matter in The Moncheoter of non sequiturs. part of the DemocraUe Ieader>‘.-i Bo far the Republicans have Mrs. Priest, who said she was tive tax Incentives. ly south to Bouthweeterly but Evenlnif Herald. ship in this General Assembly, announced three of their six Amerioan Field Service and Is ness will preclude me from de­ First, to give the chronology with as unaware of effort to awaken Indeed, the Administration variable at times at about 10 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET has helped the Governor make­ Council candidates— Westbrook, a member o f the South Windsor voting the necessary time to the Subecrlber. to Loa Angeiea Tbnea-Woahlnc- must now decide whether to at­ knots through Friday. Skies will ton Post Newa Service. much dead-pan lack of editorlallsatlon up his mind definitely with re-...... , M ayor Howard E. Fltts^ and Exchange (Club. duties of (Councilman.” her. added that she was embar­ 817 HlgiOand SL, M anebratee-^hone 648-4378 Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. rassed about the dlsturbanoe tempt the Herculean labor of be fair with visibility of about as possible, Oovemor Rockefeller, ad­ g^ard to his own ixiUtleal future.-'' Robert R. Sklenar, while the Petersen, an attorney for Aet­ Trewhella, a banking execu­ Publlaheni Representatives — The Julius porting back that 2.4 UlUon dol­ five miles. Mathews Si>eclal ^ e n c y — N ew Vork, Chl- If Governor John Dempeey,., Democrats have named two— na Life Insurance (Co., Uvea at tive, has been chairman of the she caused. caco, Detroit and Booton. dressing a group of commuters the other was, after hla reelection In " Henry and Abraham Glaasman. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCULiL day, promised that within two months 1966, a little uncertain about t, Each party thus far have one TIONR the Long Island commuter line would be how many more runs he would councilman who has decided not want to make and for what ot-" > to run tor re-election—Trewhel­ Iteplay advertlslnw doslna boura: the "finest In the country.’’ Fbr Monday — I p.m. Friday. flee, is there now a chance that ‘ la for the Republicans and Um ­ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Second, a day or two later the Long his unpleasant experience with ' berto Delmastro for the Demo­ For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Island set a record by cancelling 26 the 1969 Democratic Legislature crats. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. The anhouncementa has so For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. rush hour trains in one single day of has crystallized hla peraonal In '" Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day b^ore tentlons? far centered around biographi­ publlcatiMu 5 p jn . Friday fo r Saturday operation. . 'f cal information with the partle.s Aa we venture our answer to and Monday publlcatlan. apparently preferring to wait -Third, oommuters interviewed after this question, w e admit that w e~' for their full teams before be­ Thursday, August 14 that day in which a record number of write from no inside knowledge, . Sccirs ginning their political potshots. rush hour trains was cancelled reported no confidential hints. Westbrook, a veteran of two And we warn both ourselves that they had the best rides that day in terms in the state legislature Perspective And Courage? and our readers that there is a.., before coming to the Council, long time, with almost no standees and vast difference between an inr. .- cited his experience and “first­ The way the story comes out of Wash­ with schedules "only 10 minutes late" tentlon formulated In bitter endi., hand knowledge" of state and unpleasant moments whaq...' local affairs as being his great­ ington reinforces the hopeful verdict which Is, on the Long Island, like be­ those who should be yourm est campaign credential. with which the Nixon Administration’s ing early. ftlenda seem to be behaving . In announcing hla candidacy, new approach to the welfare problem That’s the one-two-three of the story— like churls and a final ded sliin Westbrook said, "Much has that has to be reaffirmed whM|„ was welcomed. the Oovemor's promise of on Impossible been accomplished in the last circumstances may have tum-_j two years, but more needs to CossMtt* Top* R«cerd«r miracle, the railroad’s response by an ed more pleasant, and thoeefn By these Washington accounts, tmly a be d(»ie. We should develop Snap In cassette and Sean unprededented collapse of schedule, the who once were churlish may^j minority of the President’s Cabinet and more recreational programs tor record or play back Low Price verdict by commuters that service had seem to be fawning again. South Windsor to meet the need speech or music. circle of advisers supported the program Such provisos having beep,^ begun to Improve. of our expanding poputotlcm. Works on batteries the President put before them. The oth­ stated, it is our impreaslon that' The rural country-hke atmo- or house current Obviously there is In process the de­ the experience of the 1969 sea-., ers had powerful arguments of custom, s|Aere of the town, one of Its (with AC adapter velopment of some totally new way to slon did tip Governor Demp-_,_ more attractive features, alt extra cost). political wisdom and terrible probable soy’s personal instincts toward... Save *3.11! FM /AM run a railroad. should be maintained so that dlfflcuIUes to present against the pro­ an end ot public candidacy andi,„ South Windsor w ill remain a gram. an end ot public office, nice place to live end raise a Portable Radios In our oplnlcm, he approaches.,, family, But, the stories go, the President held 1970 with no desire to run again "At the same time," West­ Ploy on ioHuflw or Electricity for Governor and no desire to brook continued, "w e should fast to one personal conviction, which In ten months Ulster has gone through serve the purposes of those who^„ consider South Windsor’s rela­ on escalation' in dta social crUria which was that the welfare system as it exist­ would like to have on easy time-.- tionship to surrounding towns Dud Powur FM/AM took the United Statea ten years. Allow­ Courtesy Georgfe Ekurtmon House, Rochester, N.Y. ed was a mesa and a failure, which of It dumping Senator TOniij and the City of Hartford, par­ Portoblu RcnUo ,88 ance must be mode for the historical THE REV. THOMAS HENSHAW JONES, Dodd by running Dempeey In ticularly in developing im­ was proliferating Its own evils and tai- differences between the religious antag- his place. ‘k provements . In transportation, 2 9 - m ondsms of Ulster—>bound up as they are, 1845 Calotype By David Octavius Hill And Robert Anderson efflctencles and not really solving any­ We think John Dempsey Maa.., such as the relocation of Rt. Battery or house current with the anti-partition movement—and thing. He considered it intolerable to “ had It up to Here” with the.o power^. Solid-state, 6x4- I DrifMruu FM — qruot for Httudng to the racial antagonisms of North Amer­ in. speedier, earphone. machinations, ambiUona, hUK»-.„ “ We should strive at all times sit there and let It continue. He cast ica. But there has been a similar Handle. musk wliHo you'fu studylnf lences and hypocrisies of some to continue the orderly and re­ momentum In the two crises, except only A Thought for Today I Dlitonco-powufud chassis to brinf In ovun the U g deciding vote to go ahead. of his fellow Democrats. sponsible progress that we enjoy that In Ulster things have gone from bad By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester Beyond that, however, he has today,’’ Westbrook concluded. fringe•oruo stations to woree quicker. Between the mid-fifties In sid e Extra Powur FM/ Plug In nod Usten None of the ciitlclam which has been Council o f CJhurdiee now spent a hffl quota of yearo,, and the nild-slxtles the civil rights move­ Westbrook, a native of South AM PortoMu Radio Indoors . . . save btriteiieo » Chor-brown with burnt orange grille or leveled at the plan so far—some from ment in the United Statea painfully ex­ In the public rat race. N o mod­ Windsor, is president of West­ Robert D. Novak (This week’s thoughts are block with bine-green griHe the point of view of the taxpayers of tracted from a grudging Oongreas the em Governor has ever beea.f brook Associates. He is a grad­ Take it with you stimulated by a forum called ) Earphone for private listening pas age of new legislation. For a time R e p o r t able to call hla life hla owl),,. uate of Y ale University and Is Plays on batteries or and play it onywhete the great Industrial states, some from "The New Believers,” organ­ this kept hopes high, but In the end it Eventually, the mixture of In­ a past president of the Ex­ I house current. Huge 6x4- the point of view of welfare experts ized by INGENUE, "The Mag­ 1V wide-range speaker. WB-' seen to be pathetically Ineffective Secreitary of the Treasury for up by Rep. Richard Bolling of toxication and boredom always^ change CHub and the Wapplng WASHINGTON — The "mJs- azine for Today’s Teen-agers,” who know the new scales of benefits tux policy, that he wanted the Missouri, one of the roughest present In the public Ufa o fte n ^ Community Church. beside the oountiy’s chronic problems understandlng'' by Rep. Wilbur and reported in its December of localised poverty and unemployment. $7 billion returned through rate Congressional In-flghtcrs. less stimulus and more mentg) . He, hla wife and their four are not going to be sufficient or reallsUo D. Mills of Arkansan which 1968 Issue.) Frustration gave way to despair and transformed tax reform Into 2.4 roduotiona for Individual tax­ It was hero that Internal Dem- and spiritual fatigue. And, U chUdron reside at 26 Mountain everywhere — changes the basic ap­ oc,raiUc politics came liDto play. one is a personable charactas^ View Rd. thence to rioting. bllldon dodlars' worth of not tax payers. Accordingly, on Aug. 1, Recreational Liturgy" praisal of the new plan. ..Bolling hits long viewed Mills’ certain to be prized aa a sort flt 'WhUe on the council, he has ’This Inevitably Is a potted summory, relief also threatens all of Pre­ he preaented the committee with One of the most obvious di­ reputation as Mr. Taxation to public relations vice president been chairman of the council’s but Hr features recur all -too recognte- sident Nixon’s social welfare a fait accompli; A rate reduc­ mensions of religion Is corpo­ It seems what the President intended be a myth propagated by the of some notable Ckxmectlcut, Public Health and Stffety Com­ ably In- Ulster. The civil rights move­ plana and could shape Federal tion table prepared by the. Con­ rate worship. From tlm to time news mMla and last year vig­ firm, one dreams of an exte-; mittee and the Social Problems It to be—a precedent-making effort to ment there Is split and largely leader- fiscal priorlUes for years to gressional and Treasury staffs. we hefir rumors of experiments orously apposed an abortive llb- tence more suitable than poU-. Committee. lesst as It la now in the United States. come. In order for the bUl to pass be­ and may even experience a jazz turn a problem inside out and upside eral-Southern coalition to draft tics to declining energies and •Henry, before serving on the The clanger of communal rioting, always Thus, what moot Congress­ fore Uie Congreealonal summer or folk mass. Sometimes It Is down and really analyse It and then try oouncil, was the chairman of present beneath the surface. Is coming to men have Interpreted us Just recess, the committee had to Mills as Speaker of the House. acknowledged that such efforts a desire to be free to alt, now to approach It from entirely new direc­ the top. "Hooligans'’ on both sides are a mlaoue by the tumally nwstt- u<'t that very morning. Now Bolling, seeking not only are necessary to keep or regain and then, and- be one’s owp. the Public Building Commls- taking the Indtiatlve away fr^m moder­ culouB Mills Is, in fact, Impor­ There were grumbles — par­ to revise the bill but discredit the interest of the young peo­ man. " miaslon for two years. He pres- tions. 6ntly serves on the council’s ates. The authorities have offered what tant national policy mode In the ticularly from Rep. Sam Gib­ Mills, summoned help from tax ple. "If they keep leaving, soon At the moment, we don’t think Education and Recreation (Com­ rhort-term reforms they can, but now moat Irrational manner. The bons of Florida, spokesman for experts around the country to there will be no church.” The Governor John Dempsey has the To be sure it Is going to be expensive. mittee and was the chairman see themselves left only with the resort causes a re many: Inordlnjito the liberal Democratic Study draft a substitute rate table re­ economics of the Institution slightest Intention of allowing, To be sure it la going to be pollUcally to force. They have not been able to spood in tax reform insisted un Group on the committee. Gib­ allocating the--$7-billion In tax forces gestures of renewal. himself to be dragooned Into, of a special committee concern­ Bocklo School or Compus risky. To be sure the amounts and scales bring about promdaed changes fast by (tongresslonol libenUs, a pas­ bons complained about exccaalvo relief. But if this is the sole motiva­ running for public office agraln.-. ed with housing for the elderly. enough to forestall trouble. Although M ills pleadied a ‘ 'm is­ AdUve tn community tiffalrs, Involved are not, expensive though they sive role In shaping tax legtsla- speed and ser-recy accompany­ tion, the older people are de­ But this is atlU early In the, Tt 's an unhappy situation in which llon by the Nixon jidmlnlstra- ing the committee’s doUbeni- understanding,” staff experts priving themselves of an Im­ game. he Is a nvembor of Amerioan are, high enough to be realistic. TV> be the demand for ever'stronger measures tlon, Internal poUllcs of House tlons and particularly protest­ both In the Treasury and on portant dimension of religious Fledd Service, the South Windsor sure there la going to be headache and leads on now to the euggeatlon that Bri­ Democrats. « ed peremptory action on one of Capitol Hill (and presumably life. While tradition and its re­ Rotary (Club, the Knights of tish troops should be called In to keep Mills) luiew what they were do­ hearsal are valuable, one can­ COlumbUB, the South Windsor controversy In getting such a program To undo the damage, the Sen­ the biggest tax rate reductions Today in History order. This should be vigorously resist­ ate will have to reverse its tra­ In hl-story. But Gibbons was Ig­ ing — trying to discourage Itcm- not truly live out of the past. Chamber of Oommerce, and off the theory tables and Into the na­ ed. It would inflame the situation fur­ Laatlon by mlddle-cJass taxpay­ One must live Into the future— fiaa chairman of the United Ap­ ditionally generous tax role luid nored and ‘the bill quickly ap­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRES8f ther. It would be embarking on a m- ers. But once Bolling moved a future which demands change peal in 1908. tional practice. To be sure it Is a strange shrink the House-piussed tax n‘- proved. Today Is Thursday, Aug. 14 mltment to which there la no visible Into the picture. Mills quickly and growth—a future which la Henry owns the Henry Agen­ kind of program for a supposedly con­ ductlon. The improbability of The measure wouldj have the 226th day of 1969. There are , .end. For th«> send'ng of further British retussessed the situation. painful—and a future which of­ cy, a real estate business, end is this means the Nixon adminis­ then been given quick House 139 days left In the year. servative Republican President to be ' troops to Ulster to keep order In the As Mills privately Informed fers the joy of living Into a new president of (Commercial Realty, tration may long sufferr from ii[>pro\TU had not a aharp^^yod fostering. streets coxild only be done If the British the Treasury, BoUlng was the day. Today’s HlghUght In Htotory.. both located in South Windsor. the stnuige events In the Hoilso o»-onomlst at AF'L-CIO hoad- commander and that means the Brltlrii ono ntim who through his posi­ Rev. Ernest Harris, On this date in 1948, President He resides wUh his wile Pat and the post two weeks. quarters named Arnold Cantor But other things ore even more cer­ Government- -had political control. Mr. tion on the House Rules Com- Second Congregational H a ^ S. Truman announced their tour children at 20 Breezy On the morning of Aug. 1, the .spotted this fa c t: TTie Mills plan Chdchester-CIark, the Ulster Prim e Min­ mltteo could open the tJix bill Church. Japan's unconditlonai aur- HUl Rd. tain. This is precisely the kind of de­ House Ways and Means Com­ gave liordly any tax relief to uter, could not expect simply to be lent to amendment on the floor. render. It was the end of World Henry Indicated In announcing mittee he grams to a greater degree than tonic demonstration this nation heeds to DSO where the cause was taken (Seo I’ago Seven) was organized. a of (he use of troops, the way Is open Hberals, It had written a mns- helped capture Peking. — has been the case during the give itself the Idea that it need not be for ''n complete political takeorver tn atve tax reform which. If not post two yeaiB.” helpless victim to every problem which Ulster. No British Government could en­ wholly satisfying, was better ter into this without the most careful III! threatens to engulf It. This Is precisely than anyone had expected, and thought and that means rereading the would end 7 billion dollars' the kind of declaration of declalveness, grim history of British Intervention In worth of tax advantages. Few 1 Irelcmd. It Is only thinkable as a lost A. Stereo Phono Musk System precisely the signal of ths kind of com­ committee members had Fischetti resort. That time has not yet come. D. FM /AM Stereo Ri petence this nation’s business and thought about redistributing • Hi-fi amplifier. 4-speed chang- -m y ' n o Tile rioting, serious as it Is, flares Solid state, instant md. that 87 billion to tiucpnyers. er, diamond needle. Two 6-in. I political community hod just begun to down as quickly os it flares up. In al­ Two separate 5-in. speakers. ^ But Chalrnion Mills had hr-«Mnpliance speakers. X v / R - f most very case so far, It has been think it was not going to get from thought about It. A week earlier Stereo Aiert Lite tells FM is sparked off on one side of the lellgtous the new Administration. he told Eklwln Cohen, Assistant R. Portable Stereo Phonograph stereo. barrier by a demonstration by the other side. The Stormont Oovemment may 2 separate mounted speakers. ^ This is, summing up, the first major E. Electric Guitar AmplWer now have to ban all parades and Tone, volume controls for euch A C J " " 40 watts peak power. 12-in. policy decision In many, many years Herald 8 H marches tor a l ^ e . Orange psmades are speaker. Ruggred cabinet. speidcer. 3 guitar inputs plus which has not m erely offered either os provocativ^^o Roman Oatholics os 9 9 civil rights marches are to Protestsmts. Yesterdays foot switch. 2 channels. more or less of the same old thing. C. Popular Siio Flat-Top Guitar To ban them both may offer some 25 Yearn Ago Maybe we have begun to develop, from Handles easily, chords easily. _ F. HoHow Rody Electric Geitor chance tor passions to subside. Manchester Memorial Hospi­ i8 8 our adventurous position on the moon, CHcariy it takes some political cour­ tal officers express surprise Small fingrens can fit around I O Mellow and resonant. Vibrato m age tor an Ulster Unionist Prim e Min­ slim neck. Cord, instructions. ^ tailpiece for Hawaiian and perspective, and courage. that there have ^ e n no cases of ister to ban an Orange parade. But the heat prostration In town; they BRAN D N EW other special effects. ^ ' ' issue should not be Miirked. One of the assume residents have adjust­ Uso Soars Easy Payment Plan troubles of the Ulster sttuatlon Is that ed to the prolonged and ex­ STORE communal marches are so prevalent. It treme heat. Sears Care Servku [ Deflation U hard to foster Intercommunal feeHn$ \ The R*'’. Georgy^ W. Gilbert. IN T H E , \ S ean Highly-Trained Technlctozia Araure If every so often the tribal drum souracb It’s an unusual wind that doesn’t seem ’The Nation's Best Rural You Service Bat>afsc‘(ioo with Personalized and people are obliged to declare their Preacher,’^ speaks at the Ro­ fair for somebody, and It Is pleasant to MANCHKTER Profeeelmal Care . . . We Service What loyalty on their eleeve. tary Club meeting. We Sell. Wherever You live or Move to read, even If one can’t share In the bar­ In the present sttuatlon Mr. Chlches- PARKADE the U A A . gains personally, that the recent be­ ter-Oark should realise that his own 10 Yt'arn Ago Government must find a remedy Itself. Alfred Flagg, manager of W o r ram havior of the stock market has hod British troops cannot be used for keep­ T. Grant Co. at the Parkade, is F. some sensible effects on the prices of ing law and order. 'Piey have never appointed to the retail execu­ other things besides stocks themselves. been conspicuously sucte aiiful in sorting tive committee of the Chamber Manchcater Shoppinc Torrtactni Paricada out a crisis which the Irtrii have failed of Commerce. , 1445 New Britain Arc. The price of yachts Is down, at least TRIDE Parkede to settle themselves. TTils one la no ex­ Town Director ' Mrs. ' Alice Weal Hartford Winatod Rd. (Old Rt. 8) temporarily, with a aample reduction be­ cerption. Westminster has s role to play Lamenxo reaffirms her bellet s h o e SHOP AT SEARS AND ^AVE Went Middle 489-0211 that public funds should not be ( § 233-7551 -I .‘A S43-15H1 / ing from $70,000 to $88,000. financially, and through penuaaion on AND Stormont. She would be footlsh to tend used to aid the CTtamber of Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Open Daily 10 to 9v:30 Open Daily 10 to 9:30 Op«B Mo8l thru Set A typical New York oodperatlve apart­ Commerce tn Its dulstmas 9:30 A.9L to9:30 PJd. tn troops.—MANCHE8TKR (ENGLAND) SEARS, ROKRUCX AND CO. .Sat. 9:30 to 9 Sat. 9:30 to 9 ment sold the other day to r a mere $W,- GUARDIAN street lighting program. SIMPLEX SHOE \ '

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thlB morning' at Manchester Me­ V e r n o n Congress Heads See Benefit morial Hospital. PINTO Riot» Continue Obituary Mtb. Schwarm was bom March 23, 1892 in Qlastonbiny, PINTO, People Interested In Failure to Pass Laws W . G . daiigditer o f ' Frank and Lena G>urthouse Escape Shows In Narcotics Treatment Or­ WASHmaTON (AP) —Con­ Bernard G rogan, Taylor Ruoff, and had lived in. ganization Inc., is now open must be passed before the cur­ ...... - r ^ - Manchester for over 30 yeara. More Timing Than Daring Monday throu^ Wednesday gress ia on vacation with little rent session ends, which means IGLENNEY CO. Ex-Theater H ead, She was a member of Cettter eivsnlngB, 6:80 to 10, in the on the lawbooks to show for a hectic autumn and early win- / Congregational Church, and tvas „ ^ . ter. bottom floor of the Williams British Troops eight months In session—and D ies in ^^em on a past president of Mary C. Building of St. Mary’s Epis- Dlrksen noted, for example, Keeney Tent, Daughtere of escape as one requiring perfect Senate leaders of both parties cojMd Church op Part St. that the massive defense appro­ l l w i BAR. •HOVSF. S A L E say It’s a good thing. ROCKVIULE — Bernard A. Union Veterans of the Civil timing. An ex-addlct, a peu«nt of a priations bill probably won’t ar­ 1._____ War. Norman Robert Bussiere, 21, drug user, and a professional "We haven’t been passing leg­ rive In the Senate before No­ FIX UP THE WORN SPOTS IN YOUR HOME Grogan, 64, of 28 Union St., islation in quantity as we have manager of the former Palace ot Hartford, was being held in counselor are on hand to talk vember. n ^ P. S c * n ^ of B a s t ^ r t - detention room at Tolland to anyone on an anonymous in the past five or six years, Hie tax reform bill already Theater, died yesterday alter- „ ^ County Superior Court in Rock- basis. The phone number Is Londonderry which I ttok ta'a good thing,” passed by the House Is due on noon at RockvlUe General Hob- PhUltpa of Manchester; 3 sis- 'g te rd a y after pleading 643-2800. said Demiocrfitlc Leader Mike the floor before Nov. 1. / p ita l a fter a long UlneBB. ters, Mrs. Helen Andrews of guilty to a charge of carrying Mansfield of Montank. "W e’ve Tax reform wlU produce an Hartford, Mrs. Fred Zurcher of (Continiied from Page One) He warned that his Protestant Mr. Grogan was bom May 23, a dangerous weapon. He was been paying more attention to extended floor contest, and the Save ^30 on this Glastonbury, and Mrs. Fred We Meant Inches government "will not shrink quality.’’ 1905 In New Britain, son of Beir- awaiting return to the Correc­ were injured since Wednesday. Pentagon appropriations meas­ Elmery of Sisiapee, N.H.; 11 from any necessary measure, ntird and Nora O’Mera Grogan, tional Center at Hartford. Police Log Our apologies' to Paul "W e haven’t harmed the ure will rekindle the battle over grandchildren, and 22 great- The number ot civlUans hurt however firm or unpalatable.” country one bit,” said RepubU- "walkin'^ «■ R »o»vin . The small detention room was Bunyan, America’s mythical Premier Jack Lynch of the Ir­ the Safeguard missile defense was not immedtately known. super, lumberjack hero. can Leader Everett M. Dlrksen years. He was employed as a ° Punemi services will be d“ >-- ish Republic coupled his call for program. ARRESTS Prime Minister James Chlch- We didn’t really mean It of Illinois. Dlrksen said a legis­ dispatcher at the Vernon Police urday at l:3bp.m . at Holmes the noon r^ ess between 1 U.N. action with a demand that W(hen recess time arrived John D. Mtamlck, 22, of 2S0 lature which doesn’t clutter the I ^ ^ . m t before ^ r e t ir e d in 400 Main St. and 2 p.m. There were six ester-Clark told Northern Ire­ when we wrote yesterday the British government ( ^ n Wednesday, the' Senate was be­ Wetherell St., charged with fail­ lawbooks with too much legisla- land’s Parliament that the trou­ that the spared-from-re- talks to review* ‘the entire ocn- ginning Its sixth week of debate i T Burial will be in Green Ceime- ure to obey a state traffic con­ tton can help a country. In New Brttain, Hartford, Glaatontnirv hand but apparently none moval white oaks on the ktltutional position" o f Northern on the $20 billion defense au­ trol sign. Court date Sept. 8. ble was caused by minority agi­ Congress so far is meeting STORACE SHED Waterbury and H o l y o k e . may ^ 1 at the fu- watching as Bussiere bent Stavnltsky property are 6 Ireland, meaning Its separation thorization bill, which sets tation. and 27 feet in dlamieter. thM test. M ^ . , before coming to Rock- fo m o n w from 2 the com er of the metal Mary Bassigand of Brattle- from the republic. terms for later appropriation of mesh grate which covered the "It is the conspiracy of forces Would you believe 26 and Lynch charged the B^ast As of Aug. I, only 49 general money. X-. ' . . to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m riiarged wltti failure ggeklng to overthrow a govern- For several yeeuis he served window and crawled through. 27 Inches In dameter? government had lost control and bills had become law, most of That will take more time sifter as official Santa Clause for the to ob^ a contpol „,gnt elected by a large majori- them relatively minor. Mrs. George Y. Daniels 'The window Is located direct­ that its Protestant police force the Senate reconvenes Sept. 3— Rockville Chamber of Com- Norman Bussiere slgn. Court date Sept. 8. j y .. ^ None of the 13 major appro­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. ly above the courtroom en- is theRoman CathoUc primate was no longer capable of acting Dlrksen estimated at least an­ m^rcG BJid. wvm visitAd bv htm<' Among the Catholic demon­ priations bills to finance the AOCIDENT8 of Ireland. impartially. He said Ireland other full week. dreds of children at the'santa McIntyre Daniels, 64, trance and faces the main street Phillip saw the car being taken strators was Bernadette Devlin, government for the year which Clame house in Center Park West Hartford, sdster of Ward of the town, but apparently none and yelled after it, "Hey, that’s Arnold Sauer, 26, of North He criticized the Northern Ir- could not "stand by" and see In- But Mansfield said the long began July 1 has yet been enact­ battle on that bill, and the Not only did he listen to thedr ^ McIrAyre of South Windsor, of the citizens was watching my car." It was recovered this Rd., Bolton, escaped - “ v!riwVrontrg:d"^^^^^ iarg^vero^ -ent i^ople wmmd^ and^ ed. amendments which have Christmas requests but some­ died yesterday at her home, either as the prisoner climbed morning on Sigourney St. in fiatflat tiretire yesterday yesterday after after his car p-tboiic minnHtff i the so-called Apprentice Boys ordered his army to set up first She was the wife of George Y. down from his 12-foot high Hartford. Busslere’s address skidded 174 feet and struck two i f parad“ to be s ^ e d Tuesday, aid stations on the border to Dlrksen said that, too, can be trimmed Pentagon preroga- * times saw to it personally that helpful. He said the fact that perch. An iron grill gate and was given as 305 Sigourney St. trees a ^ some buMira on Hart- housing jobs " and ^otlnk parade marks a standoff by help injured Catholics. tives, are evidence of a major these wishes were realized. ^ ’ government agencies axe oper­ Survivors include Ms wife, Survivors also include a son, jedges made it quite easy. This is not the first escape ford Rd., near Mein St., at 12:30 ■'• ""■"•e ® Protestants againstnivnlnaf WrtTYiOTlRoman 61 ^ ^ achievement: a drive to reaf­ a sister, and a grandson. According to Sheriff Paul for Bussiere who served time P-*"' Sauer n.ys he lost control ‘ . Catholic battalions at London- ating under a continuing resolu­ firm congressional control over Mrs. Mary Callahan Orogan. What s Behind tion, which permits spending at Funeral services will be held g^^eeney the other prisoners at Somers tor an escape from car. He was charged with of t derry nearly 300 years ago. military and foreign policy. The funeral will be held Sat­ the rate Congress set a year fo m o n w at 10 a.m. ^ Rose ^^^e questioned when Bus- Cheshire^ Reformatory in 1966. failure to drive in the establlah- „y about 15 miles from L^nd^i "This is not the Ume to appor- "The Senate at long last Is fi­ urday at 8:16 a.m. from the The Dispute ago, tends to hold down federal Hill F ^ in ^ l Home, 680 Elm gigre’s absence was discovered,. He is currently on parole from ed lane, and is sc^duled tor a where Roman Catholics hi precise responsibility for nally grapsing the nettle of re­ Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ outlays and thus save money. pect St., with a Maas of req­ St., Rocky Hill Burto will none would admit to having the State Prison at Somers for appearance Sept. 8 '^‘’ ere Roman Catholics in . . P . (Continued from Page One) sponsibility and jurisdiction," the Bogside District fought from what has happened but certain- But the new appropriations uiem at St. Bernard’s Church in Rose Hill Memorial Park, ^ "What window?” this charge. He was "tarested ------Mansfield ssdd. Rocky HUI. at 9. Burial will be in St. Mary's was the usual reply. May 17 for fishing without a COMPLAINTS l^mnd barricades against po- iJfhrreZnTsUenTfo^^^^^^^^ 1 m ile Friends may call at the fu- Vandals ransacked the Depot, Cemetery,^11 I^LVI ^ t New — ^ Olnf Britain. 3 vCUal if I ■ I j A fT ^ A SJiShortly 4 w3 Jf CA3 after If if 3 A 1 ^ p.m. • J i I« CA wC33car license 331, at U111^04 Snipsic w 34C3 Lake. 4V C f A Rioting in Londonderry has years in toe face of maiUfest in- ^ 2,9X 000; the they last Friends may call at the funer- ^ was siiolen from near the Un'on search revealed that he St. Mary’s Church meeting Memorial donatlorw may be youmr people on Lo- been virtually uncontroUable justice, the cardinal said. north, 1; 602,000. al honve tomorrow from 2 to 'T feel bound to say that I At Peace with Self^ made to the American C ^ e r ft i m ^ J" cttrstTliTK^ since Tuesday, when a tradition- THE POLITICS: The north • A real step-saver! Store and 7 to 9 p.m. block from the courthouse, and his rear pocket ^ -• ...... ia Society. and it is this al Protestant parade set off the cannot Understand why a pa- dominated by the Uniortat nar- lawnmower, bicycles, garden it is believed, although not con- charge that led to yesterday’s rellgious warfare. rade-lasUng «ve or six hours ^ Protestant, rol^ Says Senator Kennedy tools, toys, charcoal grill .. . firmed by police, that this Is the court appearance, The Northern Ireland govern- —and accompanied by dancing the British Coiwervatlvea and all in one handy spot. M iss B rockhaus manner In which Bussiere left Bassiere is st’ll at large and Stars Im pressed ment has called tor help from women singing party songs and deyot-H to Northern Irelniwl’n Coventry BOSTON (A P )-- Smi, Ed­ conversation that he may have • Assemble it yourself with only a town. Vernon Police Chief Edmund British troops to stop the firing off miniature cannons By Spacem en ward M. Kennedy says he is pri­ made a mistake In not going be­ Takes O w n Life 'The car, a tan ’61 Chevrolet Dwyer described him os 6 feet bloodshed. The Dublin govern- was allowed to take place last the antl-Britlsh rebels who screwdriver! Youth Returned sedan, was owned by Gary 9, 170 lbs., medium build, and vately at peace with himself yond the televised explanation,’ ’ • Roller-action doors permit more ment has proposed a U.N. peace Tuesday in a city which was tin- fought Ej^land a haU century but said the senator cited "legal Philipp of Rt. 30 Tolland. Ac- Caucasian with dark brown hair (Continued from Page One) about the automobile accident Miss Barbara M. Brockhaus, force. der-dry for an explosion. rpjjg top-heavy Protestant restraints and the current ru­ From Vietnam cording to Sheriff Sweeney,and blue eyes. Iniide ■torace 108 cu. t t FomMfly $8t.9S 49, of 96 Florence St. was found tronaut, Joseph P. Allen, "a Although Dublin’s annoimce- "Neither can I imderstand majority means that the Nation- In which Mary Jo Kopechne, 28, mor-filled atmcs{toere’’ as rear Outside sres 6*4” x 8 f ” Not BxaeUjr As nhatnitsd dead at her home last night by D ies in Crash gorgeous young man who< said, troops in trucks why the police authorities find it allsts are outvoted on major is- a secretary to his late drother sons for declining lo say more police. Tolland ■T three veers I’BI’U be Jeeps moved to the border necessary to ask their men to sues. North Ireland’s govern- Robert, was killed. about the accident than he did A neighbor on Florence St,, A Coventry youth, just return- area to lend medical assistance, force their way Into the Bogside ment, imder new leadership, In his July 26 television appear­ orbiting.’ ’’ the army men carried weapons, area of Londonderry where In- has moved to meet some of the “ I can live with myself,” the ance. 8' SECTIONS noticing no activity around the od from Vietnam, was killed Massachusetts Democrat said In Red Skelton’s wife Georgia A spokesman said the men nor- nocent people have been terror- CathoUcB’ complaints, but the In Its story, Urorn Edgartown, Rmq. $3/40 Brockhaus home for almost in a one-car crash on School an Interview with Matthew V. 2 RAIL ROUND RAIL two days, called the pollee . . „ . , ^ said they watehed the moon mally deal with "communica- tzed by some members of the pace has not satisfied many of the Union Leader said five calls shortly after 9 last night. They *" Coventry last night, New Education Head landing on teietvlslon a* their de- tlons, logistics and other sup- police force on a number of pre- them. The situation has been Storin of the Boston Globe's charged to Kennedy’s credit Bundling Custom Revived sert home near Palm Springs: port.” The units, he added, are vious occasions. Washington staff. discovered Miss Brockhaus' Gregory D .Malloy, 20, son of aggravated by extremists. card were made before mid­ “ Bundling”— early American custom o f girl and Ixiy in a warm bed sejiarated body hanging in the cellar. John J. Malloy Sr. of Autumn "We were standlRg there wav- "being supplied by the appropri- "it is quite obvious that the “ I feel the tragedy of the night July 18 from a telephone Dr. Robert Keeney, medical Troll, was taken to Windham Urges More Planning Ing Amnerican flags, with tears ate army units.” memory of those earlier nights girl’s death. That’s on my mind. on Chappaquiddick listed to Sid­ by a “ bundling” board because of cold rooms— has lieen revived by a group in WHITE CEDAR running down our cheeks.” Reports from the border area of terror is still very much alive That’s what I will always have Pottsdown, Pa. At top, Mrs. Jane Smyth puts "bundling” Ixiard lietween her 3.10 examiner, said death had oc-. Memorial Hospital where he ney Lawrence, owner of a cot­ curred about 2 p.m. Tuesday, died about an hour later at 8:86 The need for greater long sold he felt his role os a part- Tall, gray Omar Bradley, at said the Soifthem Irish troops and due cognizance should be Beret C .O . to live with,” Kennedy said. tage rented to Kennedy associ­ daughter, Dolores, president of the group, and her boy friend. Thomas How- Miss Brockhaus was born p.m. ". range planning was frtreased by w' 'h® M«x:Kenzle ^ discussed be- ^Is wUe Qyd Olarlase, said of U.N. peace forces in the Congo ^e plied oA this destruc^ (3iappaqulddlok Island section a Handsomest way to aate- In Boston, sources familiar O f Crash Urges Code for Judges uard stairways She Is survived by a brother, Police“ '®*- said the car went out stated his IntenUons to be not 'ore the meetings. evening: "It's one of the and Cyprus. live fire.” ' been held for nearly a month is of Martha’s Vineyard: with credit card operations said William F. Brockhaus of just a partner of the board, but Boys League Meets great moments of oil Ume.” The Dublin’s annoimcement said The fighUng spread from Lon- f aay 1-2-3 Installation, of control at a "fast rate of "awful, substandard and inhu- —The Manchester (N.H.) Un­ that when a call ia made with DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Ber- overwhelming evidence Uiat he Granby. ■il k> II participant in the uctlvl- The Tolland Boys League will singer punned: “ It’s moon- some reserve officers were donderry Wednesday night to man. no drilling speed," ran off the road and ion Leader said that In the such a card the operator does Nears End nard G. Seagal, the new presl- nuiy commit a crime while ro­ Funeral services will be Sal- tics and mc*’tlngs of the board, meet Monda.y at 7 :30 in the glow.” being called up and others „j^g dtigg and towns not ask the number of the tele­ struck the homo of Albert Lan- Army auUxirities have made hours Immediately after toe ac­ dent of toe American Bar sso- leased.” urday al lOi.’lO a.m, ill Holmes ^ gt. He promlsexl to make periodic United OongregatlaruU Church Hollywood photographers got placed on alert. jt was during these outbursts phone from which toe party ts 5 Ft. Rsil Heetkin no comment on Gregory’s cident, when Kennedy said he " MANILA (AP) — A pre-trial elation, has proposed on Earlier, Whitney M. Young’ Funeral Hume, 400 Main HI. vin.llnv wl reports to the board covering to complete plans for the on- a close-up of prertdenUal glam- Col. T.M. ElUott, director of u,at the Irish Rebubllc annealcH comment on Gregory’s calling. And when such calls are Cpl. MiUloy, who was woimd- was In shock, 17 telephone calls Inveatlgatlon Into toe coUlsdon of immediate start on retormula Jr., executive dlreclor of toe Burial will be In East Cemo- long-range pUinnlng in the lunaiLS nunJ picnic to be hold Aug. 24 or In a large inner room of the the Southern Irish Medical to the British sovernnTPnt m contended that billed to the card holder, the a c­ R ^ . 46.40. od Juno 12 In Vletnum was on military law does not permit were charged to his credit card. the U.S. deertroyer Frank E. E. tion of toe canons of etldca ptv- National Urban I>eaguc, said i tury. of curricidum and program at Luyvltt Field. hotel. Corps, flew by helicopter to Let- call for a IT N nonxo . mliitarv law does not ru>i-mi» counting shows only toe number leave from the Phlludolphla pretrial confinement unless the In Boston, a spokesman for New Evans and Auartrallan carrier eming juctges. toe proposals arc "a first step I Friends may call at the fu­ NiwiU ‘ltoAAltal”and'‘‘ w.ia‘*dAA ‘ h® R^ow- The group will also set up a g „,„e s radiated as the tuxe- terkenny to establish headquar- gtore order.’ ’ ® that was called. Melbourne Is near en end. Navy England Telephone Co. said le­ Seagal, speaking nl his InstiU “ «y*»lem of| neral homo tomorrow from 2 to P Ing school sy.riem. nomtnutlngnominating lammltteelammlttoe to elecA doed Pr«sidentp7e8ldelu"hta"gr^-B hi« p-nexxn.onnuni. O ^ t®rsters tor five mobile hospitals. gutBut Britain” ■ renlled thnf *0 A®® or is a The Union Leader said one of officers at Subic Bay said today. back there today gal restrictions prevented him latlon Wednenday night, sold the <«ppr«»lve racial eonitjUninivnt.’’ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Ho was born...... April 4, . 1949 in... In luldiUon to providing facll- 1970 and discuss a ed wife, Vice lAosKtent S p K . Officials said the hospitals Northern Ireland w L no X f a t a t a l T ^ t r i U t '^ o f ’ the calls before midnight was to A report on toe inquiry and from confirming or denying the program "la long, long over------If the rain w ont dtaln.7 Hitrlford, son of John J. Malloy 'or lncr.a.slng number Agniiw and his pink-gownS wife “ a,, f ° "®®® ‘ h® United m eS i the Kennedy compound . at, recanxmendations of toe investi­ report, but he said the use of the due.’ ’ The current code was Mrn. Anna Rita Iledroii ar. of Coventry and the late « ' "Indents, he placed emphiusis C ,^ e * ’Ucirt footbiUi game tills with the astronauta. 1“"® !!°" ‘ h®! mobile patrols Nations. Hyannis Port. It said two were gating officer, fjmdr. Harry L. card did not necessarily mean drafted In 1922. Diet* at Wh also requestj^ Linda Bugbeo has been select- President quipped: "These are “ I®®*''’ ®''’.,.. , , ‘ng by more than f'AxK) Catholic MaAr\hAA the“ 'S m m a irfe ro f cials of the Common Pleas John F. Keimedy, in New York. of the 7th Fleet, a spokesman project with Chief Justice War­ iiiJin .mffered a fatal heart at­ East Hartford, died Tuesday at „ Sctax.l. He en- ® dli.cu-'slon merilng with the od as oamp spirit representing the only people we’ll let stand ^ Southern mlUtary declined and Protestant lighters. SoeclAl F o r c e T l n X ? ^ ^ five Court said a written petition The newspaper said two cells said. ren E. Burger. The bar presl- tack Wednesday morning while I St. Francis Hospital. She was g, l.«ir widow of Michael J. Bed- and was assigned to Viet- PArks, potnUng to symbol at Uie ToUand County 4- the President." solved, but he said there has shots to scatter one groun ot ®®‘^I °"‘®®” ““I ® tempts to reach Marshall, an­ proposal In .toe next few day*. They are charged sent seeking to have Miss Ko- to determine whether formal Tuniplke Ills ear suli.o’qiiently White Painted Aluminum ran. g, j,umary 1969 Ho was wfittenal population ixxnoen- h (hunp. Betty Junelle repre- b®®" no general mqblllzaUon or- gasoline bombers. sergeam other was to the unlisted Boston Seagal also oruxmnoed three naim In January 1069. He was , with murdering a Vietnamese— pechne’s body exhumed for an charges will be filed against of­ cia*hed thn>ug1i is'venil guiu-d | Mrs. Bedron was bom Nov. iT:: " j L r , : :; i">“ ®»« throughout the com- semtod the heart and Ann fia m e fl C r it ic a l „ , . . the recipient (rf the Purixle Ht'iirt tiring was reported In three reportdly autopsy was not adequate. Pres­ number, and toe rest were to ficers of toe Evans. oUief ' ’new projects. He said, rails iUid ran off the rrsid Rac. 13.60. otA"-® 7““ 7^®"®® a double agent for telephones In Washington and again after cunsullation with 3, 1900 In Patton, Pa Oomibi.t Action Ribbon. Janelle, the hand. Comp spirits ident Judge Bernard C. Bromln- In announcing that the Inquiry Police said Itis'ko l-rtntlon expensca. aal/1 fViafr tinamr 9VtA 4^ W _____ t- o —In Berkeley Heights, N.J., examined 23 exhibits during the aens Orxwp of SouU. Windsor, MarllK.rough luul Mrs. CeceJla Depivrtment luus set Sept. 14 lu. cueaed hlmaelf tor what his of- ®' “ ^® ‘° ^®®®I‘° " ^ con , °:;®«®‘^ Trish D ancers closed door sessions which be­ Burger has emphasized in bar lmvi*lt* 4a XTa«.*Wa.^ t_4a3. 3______Investigation (fivaat 10*0 f l/\fi Vio/4had K beenaavi "famwi."tempo­ to having their daughter’s body of toe burdens from judges and urday at 8:16 a.m. from the budget for 2,700 igudenis was auxiliary imd Uiolr fiun- tererted In running tor governor Ibemselves to Northern Irish troops waited In the wln^. ed by U.S. and Aurtrsillan naval M i-d le a l o ffle la l* said lU * township coveriHl onlv 18 I*’® DolAlre Oanip grouiuLs on announced his candidacy, sold '^®, today James Chlchester-Clark re- dancers won medals Sunday at soon after the June 3 predawn leir, Mrs. Margaret Kania of gal advice. congestion and delay in litiga­ SAKRETE BLACK TOP high Mass of roqulem at St. square mUes, X X i l , Snlpalc I,ake Rd. ‘ Is was dtacourteoi* of d L ^ a ? " : U’® ®I®I® P®Hiament from X t a ^ X t collision. That was strictly a South Windsor; one brother, —In Washington, Kennedy de­ a fels held at Bowen Field In tion and related condition* have Pet.er’s tnmrch, Hartford, at 9. Among his other rei-ommenda- Members of the fire depiut- I<> remain sUent tor so long on {Xwav“X ^ ’ onX CatonHci f®'""'®'’ *^®®®®’ mobilized po- i„ the c ^ e ^ fact-finding Investigation and Anxlrew Yanlck of Uniontown, nied as "categorically untrue’’ a New Haven.' severely tested cltlsen*' respect J uki plart* amt tamp. 8|wce of caiplurlng the trophy ' A rea Candidates J. Donachle of 296 Porter St., The coUlslon cut the Evans In Cloveliind, Ohio; and four grand­ nel between Ctoappaquiddlck Is­ our legal Institutions as present­ Friends may call at Uie hi- The mbera. Auk* 31 at the . United Congje- huntJred curviving husbands ported 14 of their men killed and and left the scene of the acci­ And, he said, he will appoint 4 and 7 lo 9 p.m. gational Church. and Mrs. William Marceau of 8 negligence’’ that led to the ad- SPLASH BLOC resolve questions about Uve sta- *'® xixpkUned Ou> Uxiiclu'rs fu- dropped dead themselves. TTils 43 worinded. dent while there was trtlll a The day’s activities will be­ natlrg Tracy Dr., won a third ®place another oommittee to campaign tua of some of too more tliim 900 bis phut, saying U is wl«it '-ath rate is 40 per cent higher U.S, headquarters also report- lltn thru 1th grafs ni.oij#ew chance Miss Kopechne was dent. MicLemore was asleep at gin-with church oervlcea at 11 "Fresh attacks X V V Aow, Qualifying engineers from tor adoption of the new code of BLACK [ t L m ] llonier J. IKiinliile than might reasonably be ex- ed 40 enemy mortar and rocket alive.” medal for solo reel. He Is a stu­ the time. Americiuia eurrenlly kisteil lui U'®!' '"‘''dly wioit<\l birt since, It a.m.. followed by a potluck Tuesday ’’ Manchester include Benton J. ettUcs for lawyers apprvn'ed ear­ COVENTRY-Homer J. Dom­ missing In southeiuH Aalii. wa.s non-extstenrt they liK>k thetr ,’ ^cted. The study revealed that attacks from 8 a.m. Wednesday He sold Kennedy "lulmltB In dent of the Duffy Dancing luncheon iit noon. Families are School. lier thU week by the ABA’s poli­ HAVE fustuHr, inie. 68, of Enfield, brother of Names of d i e 4 7 wcrF’tb b e r o ^ " P’^I’bh'iii.s dlrxHitly to toe laxaiit, many of toe deaths were due to until 8 a.m. today, but said only Dowd was one of 20 Marines J ^ S ^ '’i' BLACK T O P i askiHl to bring a covered, dtrti. killed In a two-day battle Jon A. Marx, cy-making body, toe tfouoe of TOP Ml'S. Mary Ltdgficr of Covetilry, teased later In' Um- Pentagon’s Expressing Ills Iwllcf tliat the ■ heart or circulatory Impair- e'ghl caused cartialtles or dam- c r . , r p a salad or deast'rt. Coffee and Public Records Delegates. dlctl Tuesday night at Morey diUly Vietnam ciumalty ilsL Superiirtenih'iit and toe Ixxinl ments. age, 8 against 400 North^tasmese a TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD — U — rolls will bo provided. A. oueUet. Land surveyors are Warrantee Deeda Seagal shared the spo^Ught fijllk Uki.I iVAf Hospital, Springflield, Maas. •’lire partiu'rs,’’ Dr. MiicKenzIe EAST HARTFORD, TOW’N OF EAST HARTFORD SEALER A business meeting nml aliort The study conducted by Dr. C. ’U.S, casualties were 12 -'lario J. Frattaroll Jr. and Wil- Dr. WUUam D. Stroud and with Atty Gen John N Mitch­ Survivors a l^ Include ills CONNECTICUT EAST HARTlfORD, PHiJIfi.l Ai.i S ,1 program will follow the dinner. Murmy Parkea suggests that woumled with no fatallUea." a 11am D, O’NelU. Manchester Lots R. Stroud to Merrill J, ell. Who told the 9^<1 annuo] R««. I7.M wife and a daughtxxr. bereavement can caust changes communique said. * Marines resident Robert M. Zuccaro CX)NNECTICUT SEEN W aliiHlH CA'- uii The funeral will bt* Saturday Tile met'Ui^, which tradltian- Whlstoo. property at 89 N. Lake- ABA meeting that he 1* pur­ V e r n o n in ’ ’psycho-endocrine functions’’ Among the Americans killed passed toe flrrt half of the INVITATION at 10:30 a.m. from the Leete iilly brings togetlwr many for- en- INVITATION wood Circle, conveyance tax suing a "middle of the road" I r*st irj u-.t ■lue to the effect on the bod>' ot We a Marine bat- North gineer’s exi 3104.50. Safeguard your lawn •5.49 Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St.. nu'r residents ot the town, ts examination and has T O B I D course on crime and civil right* motional stress. These changes talion commander, Lt. Ool, John _ soHllers were killed. issued as lUST POUH It ’.fklAU Enfield. wlUi a Mass of requiem oiHH to all those Interented In Pour miles south of toe DMZ, a certificate T O B I D Norman J, and Doris M Ely S p ecifica lly MKchell defend • (W . Village St. Woman Stabbed^ iittemitng, iiccor\.Ung to chortr- *-'an place an unbearable strain A Dowd. 37. of Woodbridge, „ . engineer-in-trainlng. RE: TWO (2) 1970 DUMP to toe Albrook tforurtruction at St. Adalbert’s Church. En­ ...V— ______J______North V I etnamese troops TRUCKS G.V W. 22.500 RE FORTY - EIGHT (48) ed a' ®f 62 Vll- and grenades, the enemy IdUed . TUBES (34). gation policy and use of wire al home tonight from 7 lo 9 ami '‘ige St., Kockvillo, remains In victim had multiple stab wlUi chlUlt resist ex- lungs to collapse. qucx'n tor 6:30 p.m., at toe TAC Has Audience with Pope in Tolland and Stanley W. Szes- Agent. 740 Main Street, East tax 35 50. STORE said none of the enemy troops Hartford. Thursday, Aug. 28. tresnUm and overresctlon, " he stubbed yesterday while In her In relating (he events leading bulldlng«)on Rt. SO. Hartford. Thuraday. Aug 28, T r a d e N a m e Mrs. Freda Schwann towlcki passed for land survey­ 1969 at 10:.00 a.m. and will be ooid. "and I tupfxsie we will IN T H E IW.G.GLENNEY 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 'Mrs. Freda L. Schwiirm, 77, second floor apartment. » to the stabbing. |>ollce said the Tx'lhuxl Ro(Hibllciuai will hold Ma>t>r Nathan Agoatin«lU Is Rome mayor assigned him two ^ through the Marine perlme- or 1969. at 10-30 a m.. and will be Shirley A. Anderson and Ver­ Police said they recelvx'd « publicly opened and read at continue to receive nv.re vlru of no Cooper Hill 8t., widow of womah had apparently gone lo pn'-caucua picnic tomorrow I u*k in Mancheetor today after to show him around the qa i ka. Milton Shaw of Hebron pass­ publicly opened and read at na Gibson, doing bustness' as call from a Mi-s. Taylor who that Urne and place. lent criticism fresn both erxte of Henry C. Schwomi. died early the srriond floor apartment to evening b.*glmdng at 6 at toe .1 week In Italy, with toe high- ®“y ®»«< toiswer all queMlws T"' ed the engineering exam, while that time and place. The Village Lantern - Wig An­ toe .spectrum " MANCHESTER CO. said a .woman hiid just been Information j for blddlen, Information for bidders, Ohivnge her oIothes\ E xl"-' K U ®‘im p grounds off' 1 _ audience T®*'®‘ved «■ Iforih Roy B. Anderson will be en- nex, 230 Brdad St \' The pretrial detention btU. stabbed. When [xillce arrived Rt. 74 In Skui^inmug. Repub- "If'' audtenxc from the Rome mayor, depict ng "onh Vietnamese base camps, specifications and contract 'kpectflcatkto and contract forma PARKADE A neighbor said .she heiud gmeer-in-traliUng. sent to Oungress last nxmlh 3 3 6 the ussiilliuU had fled but later Uciins ami imtopemlentB ore In- X-Jlcrdoy morning with* Pope the I ' m yvara of Rome’s for- «^ ® « »nd gun poaltionB in the forms are avaflable at the of­ are available at the office of scuffling before the victim fled Passing as engineers In Wap- wvAild outoorlze Imprisonment turned himself In at the police to The htiU vited to atteral. Refreshmenta m.il existence. more than SOO tons oi toe Purchasing Agent. 740 Main HOME or THE Persuiial Noticf’s ping w-ere C3iarles G. Wallis Jr. fice of the Purchasing Agent. Capra Nominatrd of on accused person for up iet»e» He said Ihr SHOP FUDAYB TO 8:30 P Jl But In our stiU livtMi to Hartford Correctional Center mmle iu>‘ statement to police, Tolland Town of East Hartford Town of East Hartford The GOP'also nominated can- .Hand c«rre.,Hmdent Bette Rome Maywr .D. AgertineUlA^tertlneUl raoliedreplied that he awawna tthe o sixth e ^ battle^ . * In ! .*®the Ellington. John J. <5elendan('a freetlom "will tsily By John W Torpey. By: John W Torpey. didate* for lesser city officej SliPLEX SHOE Sons and Daugfdeni' ^ **®“ “ ♦10,000 bond. Dwyer oald. Qitetraie^ tel. 875 3846. H. I>eC^i3tro, He said that the knows Daddano. pu. d „ „„^ Sf* be limited tf there is toe moat Purchasing A g ^ Purchasing Agent and >0 oldermanic seats I PAGE TEN T • ■ ' .. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY* AUGUST 14, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 14, 1969 Pa g e e l e v e n Ghetto Merchants: the store Itself or the owner and Laren said its policies are the escape hatch offered by out­ Antitrust Chief Favors drawn by the' Foreign Petrole­ side income, ’"rhere was no one um Supply Committee. FAA Rule Would Bar factor that induced an owner to "Thla, an industry committee Exploiters or the Exploited? close,” the study said. 1966 FORD Lifting Oil Import Curbs composed largely of companies Bolden, whose group is advo­ Loose Luggage in Flights ESdltor’a , Note; An esUmated ergaged in the business of sup­ chants. Forty-eight of them said cating ownership transfers to IMUSTANG 2-DOOR HARDTOPi 200,OOO white mercharjta still WASHINGTON (AP) — De-- The mandatory oil import pro- plying petroleum products to WASHINGTON ( ^ ) _ Paa- comment on the proposals until they would like to sell but only put more blacks into buslnesB, own businesses in the natiot^’s spite strong pressure from the grant was imposed by the late those foreign _countries, ______does not • RADIO sengera would be allowed to Oct. 13, after which final details (16 were/s^tually seeking buyers. said white business is welcome leave loose luggage lying would be worked otA. Negro slums. Most are making oil industry, the government’s President D w t^t D. Elsenhow- appear to provide wholly objec- • V-8 MOTOR Buyers eu’e scarce. In Negro neighborhoods “ If It of­ around an a^lane under new ______’ . money, but most would like to antUrust chief has recommend- consideration of national in- ‘"Ihere’s no set price at all,” fers quality merchandise at needed to prevent • POWER STEERING regulations proposed by the leave. In this dispatch, an urban ed the elimination of importa­ ~ the United terest and foreign p-stem, McLaren de­ one wants to run away from It.” think those who offer inferior tion, however. by the FAA for t r a n ^ r t air­ eon died In exile, derives Its Justice Department on record clared that the present controls WASHINGTON (AP) — The A business that might have merchanciic at first rate prices, lines are designed to piovide name from the day in 1502 cm against two other Cabinet-level "In the two Middle East con­ impose "serious costs on the white merchant is an elderly '-rou'Tht *150,000 be'ore Wash­ and sloppy service have any greater protection from impact which Portuguese navigator agencies on a subject that a tingencies of 1956 and 1967,” he economy.” *1695 ington’s riot might bring as lit­ and fire hazards in the event of Jo8n de Nova Castella discov- man, gentle, with warm blue place In the ghetto or any other said, ” lt was found that physical The ^nate sintitrust and mo­ tle as $15,000 now, Blanken said. place In baslness.” Senate subcommltee has said a creash. ered It—May 21, the saint's day eyes and soft hands that would facilities available—although nopoly subcommittee estimated ‘ "The only ones buying In the could mean *4 billion in annual In airilners built after the new of Helena, Emperor Constan­ be knowing with grandchildren. Bolden says some white mer­ apparently adequate on paper the cost of the quotas to the TED TRUDON. Inc. c 't y now are b'ack,” he eald. ” I chants offend Negro sensibilities tavings to consumers. rules go into effect all passen­ tine’s mother. Yet he keeps a gun In the cash —were inadequate to deliver American consumers as at least VOLKSWAOE3I FOBSfSB don’t remember selling a gro­ McLaren told a Cabinet task ger baggage would have to be drawer of his ghetto store. with a line of goods that in­ fully for our use the reserve *4 billion, but McLaren suggest- TOLLAND TPKE. — XALOOTTVILLE cery store to a white man since force on oil import controls kept In stowage areas on land­ 'T wouldn’t hesitate to uie It,” cludes *125 purple ’’gators” (Al­ productlve capacity which had ed the total could be even larger the riots.” Wednesday that the present sys­ ing and tsdteoff. he said quietly end the drawer ligator shoes), gold suits, flimsy been built up.” when the U.S. budget is consid- Greek-bom George Mandea tem of quotas is anticompeti­ Similarly, all galley equip­ closed, tucking the cold reality and shimmering orange dress­ He also criticized policies un- ered. will sexm be eligible for Social es. tive, hifair to consumers and ment—serving trays, servi^ HAVE of a .32 caliber revolver back der which the United States also "High petroleum costs,” he Security. He’ll then sell the little unnecessary to the economy and carts, kitchenware—must be out of Sight. Fred Powell, an ICBO adde, bears-the~burden of maintaining said, "have a direct pass- sandwich shop he’s been operat­ national security. stoiwed during landings and Twice, the merchant's liquor complained about what he an emergency supply for its Al­ — U — ing slnoe 1946 at the InterBection He suggested that If any im­ through effect on the motoring takeoffs. store has been robbed. And in called the ’’purple suit syn­ lies. public, our military budget, and of 14th and U in one of Washing­ drome” as he walked along port restraints are necessary a New design specifications the riots that swirled down ton’s most dismal slums. low protective tariff would be ”lt seems inappropriate,” a widespread impact on the cost Come and Relax Af Harlemfs 125th street, the com ­ McLaren said, "that the entire would require stronger seats SEEN Washington’s 14th Street after If times were good, Mandee preferable. structure of the etxmomy as a munity’s biggest and most pros­ cost of allied security needs for and seat belts, greater protec­ the assassination of Dr. Martin says he could get at least *15,000 Even 80, McLaren made it whole.” Luther King Jr., looters picked perous shopping area and one oil should fall on die American Meanwhile, most major oil tion against puncture of fuel for his store. ” I don’t know that is heavily white-owned. clear that he prefers a system the stone clean, then burned it consumer and taxpayer.” companies withheld comment sydtems and stranger materials what I’m going to get now,” he Powell compared the re­ whereby the domestic oJl mar­ SPERRY'S GLEN with greater fire resistance in down. said. ’’Maybe I’ll get nothing.” ket Is governed solely by com­ The Justice Departmerk thus pending a study of McLoren’s strained decore of Harlem’s opposed positions taken by the Camp Meeting Bead and Frencb Road, Bolton, Conn. the cargo and baggage compart­ Now, heavy rteel gx&tlng that Mandea would have left years petitive considerations, includ­ entire report to the task force. blots out the sunlight protects black-owned clothing stores Interior and Commerce dejiart- They have presented statements ments. ago but his age was a barrier. where he said the salesmen ing the entrance of foreign prod­ his windows. He has no glass in­ ments. to the Cabinet task force In fa­ Information signs would be ” I’m an old man,” he said. “ I don’t "dress people like abso­ ucts. Opra Every Day From 9 A.M. till Dark surance. The gun is his protec­ In the case of Interior, Mc- vor of retaining the quotas. more numerous and more con- can’t jump here and there. lute clowns and make them He also denounced longstand­ spicious-and placed so that all tion against bandits. His crime IVhere oan I go? Where do you ing industry arguments that Swimming, Picnic, Boating and Fishing n iA N D N EW insurance was canceled months think they look like Cesar passengers could read them and 1.. a m ic i’'s go?” Romero.” quotas are needed to preserve Foods and Gold Drinks Served understand the location and op­ ago. Once, he was held up. ’The the nation’s reserves and to pre­ STORE He would leave If he could. He '"The disturbing thing,” he eration of emergency exits. man who did It was errested said, ” ls the radical misconcep­ vent foreign companiee from says he can’t. Each emergency exit would IN THE and sentenced. Now he is free. tion they (the whites) have of controlling the country’s oil sup­ ALUMINUM GUTTERS Admission Fees: be capable of being opened ” We have debts. We owe for He drops in at Mandes’ shop to plies. Petite.8 100‘'f' Acrylic the merchandise. We Ju»t can’t what should be offered to the Adults 50c — Children 25c — Pienk Table 50c within 10 seconds after collapse eat. Mandes serves him. On a community.” Instead of reducing U.8. re­ 50 FT. of a landing gear or slmliar MANCHESTER walk away and leave the busi­ rare occasion when a patron serves, McLaren declared, an Junior ness,” he said. The white owners on 126th Labor and Material ^ emergency. walks out without paying,, unrestricted Importation policy Complete Oeam^ . Free Parking , Brighter interior and exterior ’The liquor store owner Is one Street ore relatively secure. PARKADE Mandes ignores it. would allow the nation to draw Remove Old Qatters ^ lights would be required. Mate­ FASHION of an estimated 200,000 white re­ ’Their stores are large with a ” It pays me to let him go and from foreign sources while pre­ Heavy ChMige' White Aluminum Rentals To Groups rials used within the plane HOAEB OF 'xiUfci tailers still doing buslrvess In the number of employee. Pedestrian not invite trouble,” he said. serving its domestic supplies. Completely Guanuiteed would be subjected to more se­ 3 Piece nation’s N egro slums. traffic Is heavy outside. ’They ”We bend over backwards to are not easy pickings for ban­ "Indeed, by limiting Imports, Gerard and Anne Marie Collet (From PBris) vere tests for qualities of self­ Many, perhaps most, are GILTO EXTERIORS please people,” said the Wash­ dits. It may even be self-defeating by extinguishing of fires. making money; but many, per­ 643-2178 JS ^ t r i d e R i t e BOYS’ ington liquor dealer. The smaller merchant is more encouraging taMer use of our 643-4282. — 649-8172 Passengers would be notified haps most, would like to leave. Most ghetto dwellers are de­ domeMlc oil,” he said. PANT exposed and more vulnerable. after takeoff that seat belts SHOE PLAIDS Yet they stay, still clinging to pendent on bus transportation to Studies show he is the moM should be kept faMened loosely Western Style more than 70 per cent of the get around the city. In Washing­ frightened, and the mo^t likely throughout the flight. Occupants AND business ownership In the ghet­ ton, passengers need exact to sell. of seats with shoulder harnesses tos. JUMPER change. ’The white-owned liquor Broker Blanken blames crime would have to fasten them dur­ They feel alone and improtect- SIMPLEX SHOE store Is one place to get it. on the junkies,'! who need money ing takeoffs and landings. ed. They admit to fear. Community people can also go to support their habit. "It’s not The FAA said it Would accept A study of Jewish merchants there to buy or cash money or­ the color. They’ll rob a black COORDINATE who closed down for good In the ders, cosh checks or buy the man just as fast. It’s the buck.” 11.88 slums of Cleveland found that dolly newspapers. he sold. ’’the majority of them tell of ’’And if someone cuts a fin­ Berkeley G. Burrell, president sleepless nights, severe psycho­ ger, we’ll put a Bondald on of the National Business It pays to somatic complaints and emo­ Cui'vy princo.s8 plaids, lair- too,” the owner said. I. ioague, Negro organization tional depresMon, which were Home doalens In the ghetto do founded by Booker T. Washing­ immediately alleviated when fect for the jr, |>etite fig­ Indeerl exploit the poor, but the ton, admires many of the while their existence in the black poor become even worse off im merchants who remain. "He’s a ure. Both in lOO*^^; acrylic. community came to an end.” the numbers of stores decline. 17.97 pretty brave guy If he does Liberals and militants scorn Without competition, the mer­ stay,” said Burrell. Sizc8 3 to 11. them as exploiters of the urban chants who do remain arc under “It he (the white merchant) Is poor; yet, they feel they ore the Rugged, sanforized H14-oz. Bull Denim or less pressure to add to their In­ there, it’s a fact he's leaving. polyester-cotton blends, made to “ take it!” • Double Breasted Jumper exploited ones. ventory or keep prices scaled play ‘Great Moments BROAD STREET—^MANCHESTER The mood ol the ghetto isn’t one 6 pockets, heavy duty zipper. Loden, blue, THE tX)AT DRESS Ghetto merchants, black and (Mnnehester Store Paly)______• Wide Leg Panta down or the store’s appearance that could accommodate him.” bronze or denim. white, bear .the brunt of the na­ Rich navy plaid with deeply spruced up. George Mandes stood InMde tion’s C lim e problem. One of ev­ • Floral Print Shirt sroopod neck, wide portmlt And without a wide selection, his little sandwich shop. A small ery five confronts a holdupmon collar anil cuffs lead with lacy rewldents are forced to travel fan over the open doorway edging. at least once a year. Ninety-sev­ A versatile new costume for further afield to shop. Without stirred the summer air heavy en of every 100 are burglary vlc- swinging juniors! Sleeveless convenient transportation, buy­ with the odor of fried chicken {ims. MISSES' STRETCH NYLON ing a sack of noils or a paint and haddock. Stokely (Jarml- jumper, with belted bock and THE JEWEL NECK Insurance companies shun in American History matching pants In bonded Acrt- brush Is no easy bud ground to take over a -wliite Beach Casino In Mlaquamicut. SALE! • PICKWU K and often burned out businesses nuui’s operation without help. The girl, Cheryl Copp, 14. reflc'ct the trend In virtually ev­ Some are also highly skepth-iil • MOUNT DEW daughter of Mr. «uid Mrs. Rilfttnu' landini Paul Rfv«re'» Rfdt ery major city In the nation. 0v«r1«tKi M r U Stac* 9.97 about the viability of the busl- James Oojqx, Groton Long Point, Trantcontmftfttal TelegrsRh GUARANTEED • PCTER PAN j An official study put the Har­ m>sse« being nbandonfd by Conn., was riding in n "Dodge- Buy 1 pratlons,” said liorwtn Officials said the Copp girl COLLECT THESE 4 PRIZE STAMPS hlglier In riot-wracked sections W. BoldH'ii. national exer'iitiw was injured by an apparent Only 1c! ' " _____ • Bolero Vent of Newark. A post-riot study of director of the Interracial Ooun- short clrcirlt sparked by the ool- WIN A SHARE OF ’250,000.00 MEN’S WATCHES Ftaturing Sudi Famous Artists as buslneas along Blue Hill Avenue cll h>r Business Opportunity. "If II. slon. in Boston’s Roxbiiry section • Cored Mini .Skirt the bu.dnesB is providing more • ELVIS PRE.SLEV .showed 87 fewer firms In 1068 than an adequate source of • GLEN CAMPBELL them were In 1066. Seventy-four revems'. they’iv not leaving.” YOUNG • JERRY VALE • KARON YOUNG white bUKlneiwes were Mill n ’The BoMon study ohowed tliat OmnNO CARDS • PALL MAI RIAT • .SONNY JAMIIS o|H‘ration. n m ALL •OOAMIOM a downward trend In buslneas • WAYNE NEWTON A team Ic^ by Rlva I*oor of ilM Onr Large IWigUjr CANARIES Colorful crocln.*t-lk in • BOOTS RANDOLPH was II decisive factor among N w Voik Wr Ic o k im WftohiftdtDft LeultlahA Putchtw y the Action for Boston Oommimi- white owners who actually did l*w l« Rftd Clark Cxpuditiow multi wtripe rityon-

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) . V ■A PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 19691 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN Tolland Israel, Lebanon at t/.N. Nixon To Ask Coventry P.A.C. TAR GA*ER!* i0 New Attacks Peril Peace^ r /, Arabs, .Israelis, Lebanese * AKItS -B) CLAY R. POLLAN Daily Activity Guida L lt K A For Student Democrats Back for Selectmen j f MAR 21 _ Your JM S£PT 23 Saigon Tells Enemies AI!R. 19 • ’ According to tho Ston. * Citizen Review of Airport Plan RAGWEED ; X o a .22 Swap ^Charges’ at Border M9-21-38-50 To develop messoge for Fridoy, y64-72-aS« 20-25-33-36/^ Bank Loans PARISj (AP) — South Viet- malted deadlocked because the read words corresponding to numbers 41-5661 Charles Thifault, William Coro POLLEN lAi X TEL AVIV (AP) — Arab ma- sented before the three-man ^TAUKUS of your Zodioc birth sign. nam WEuned HeukjI and'the Viet other side, "systematically re- scoiirio (Contlnaed from Page One) Cong today that their new bat- fused to engage In serious dto- chine gunners fired on an Israe- commission Is In complete con- APR. 20 1 Some Draws 200, but Little New Data LMal Democrats fielded a of the townspeople, many u t COUNT if BINGOI 31 Don't 61 Concitioru cxn. 23 I tlefleld offensive raises new ob- cusslons” with the Saigon dele- U army posUlon near the Le- ‘'•adlctlon of the truth about the EVERY MONDAY—8 P.M. I MAY 20 2 Push 32 In 62 You new team to top their ticket whom cannot take care of their 3 Good NOV. 21 nedy, D-Melss., has created a fu­ A citizens' review of a pos- Stephen Loyzlm, the poren- would take It upon themselves areas aomlnistereNE 20 9 AH oirs formed member at the group that very few of those present peace talks that the Viet Oong upheaval," he added, man and William Coro as select­ New York, Israeli spokesman refused to allow the com-y 39 People 69 Involved banks In the etate threaten to bout Nothing, complete with plete cooperation w ith ithe Board 4- 6-34-371 to Issues 40GrorxJ 70 Relotioru MC.2I ^ 1 and attempted to give a chrono­ attend the meetings of various attacks were Intended to con- The Hanoi-Vlet Cong demands reported today. mission to Inspect the occupied n W ith 41 W ith man by a 47 to 32 vote. of Education, and would urge ;Sy44T46-57 71 Concerning 26-32-35-47(^ pull out if the Kennedy amend­ supporUi« cost of 200 mostly logical breakdown of the mat­ town agencies or Involve them­ ceal the Insurgent forces' nt the talks were tantamount to ,The action taken during last territories unless It also exam- 12 Plon 4 2 M o y 72 Security 53-58-74 more citizen partldpeltlon In the The spokesman said Israeli the situation of Jews Uving CANCIK 13 Those 4 3 Become 73 Authority ment stays," the official said. north-enders, Ust night at Cov­ ter, All the controrversy, Loj-zlm selves otherwise tn town gov­ "desperate situation ... In the a demand for surrender, Lam night's open caucus saw Coro school system. 50,000 Acre JUNE 21 14 Attend 44 Doir>g 74 Observed • CAPRICORN said, appears to stem for that troops returned the fire, and lat- In Arab countries, IS O n The reaction has been similELr In entry High School. The meetti^ ernment exept on an occasion vain hope of creating an Illusion declared. "Military surrender defeat Incumbent Selectman Al­ The Industrial Development 45 Personal 75 Concentrate D€C. 22 by now infamous and difflcuU w m ottos on the I^banese side The toraeU spokesman also 16 Be 46 Home 76 Push other Eireas of the country, he had been colled by some resi- such as this one, where they of strength before world opinion by the unconditional withdrawal bert Morganson. Commission must be given com­ 1 7 A 47 Spotlight JAN. 19 Forest Fire of the border opened up. asserted that life In the occu- lf^l-48-59-65 77 Things added. denta who felt certain that the document. The Harris Report, are obviously going to be per­ and In your own ranks. of forces which have come to The only other contest of the plete cooperation by the select­ 18 To 48 Scatter 78 You 3- 5- 8-23fe thick and highly technical and No casualties were reported. pied territories "is an open book |l>76-77-84-89. 19 Stobility 49 Offer 79 On 27-62-68^^ The official noted that one pixqxRsed fEiciltty w as about to sonally affected.i "Par from achieving any slg- assist the South Vietnamese men In their quest for new in­ ■ 20 You'll .50 And the result of months of axjrk evening found Mrs. Caroline lOTaeli Jets struck inside . . Hundreds of thousands of 85 E^st Center St. UO 80 Sttess AQUARIUS reason banks make the loam is be rammed down the town's Industrial Development Com­ nificant objective, these attacks people to resist aggression by Kolwlcz victorlcais in her bid dustry, and the selectmen must Hits Alaska j JULY 23 21 In s i Ar»d 81 Con by a private consulting engineer- Egjpt and Jordan earlier in the visitors from all over the world 22 Reolistic 52 Scote JAN. 20 to drum up later business with throat Eind that those (^ipoBed to mission CholrmEin John Druge and shellings only cause addi- North Vietnam, and political work closely with the newly At Summit St. 82 Experiehce hig firm. for the Board of Education ^ AUG. 22 23 Could 53 Todoy 83 Credit Etudents. it would have no c^^rtunlty praised the good attendance nt tional suffering to the Innocent surrender by abolishing all the reactivated Conservation Com­ SOLDOTNA, Alaska (AP) — have had unrestricted contaict 24 Your 54 Matters nomination. She defeated her .„.\14-18-24-29 84 To to. express their opMcn. The Harris Report Is the re­ civilian population and In no democratic Institutions which mission.------A 60,000-aore forest fire, fanned In the exchange ^ before the with the inhabitants." 25 Probobly 55 First 85 Indicoted The government program the session, but said he regret- opponent Ekavid MullhoUand B6 .35/54-55-66 26 You're 56 Controry sult of a piece of legislation way ipipalr the potential of the the South Vietnamese people He would listen closely to to Intenedty by high winds, Council, Lebanon 86 Use guarantees loans arranged by Hie hour-ond-a-haU session tci criticism leveled nt his to 32. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL VIKGO 27 Pleose 57 Chores 87 Fifibnces PISCES passed In the 1967 sesaion of national and allied forces, nor have freely opted for." Ideas from___ the______constables_ re- threaetned_____ the ______Soldotna area to- u®*i'*™cd cenmre of Israel and St. Kitts, Neivls, and Anguilla 28 In 58 Beir>g 88 Now students through banks, saving was co-moderated by Donald board tuid others over what 29 Privote FEB. 19 the General Assembly, which affect the morale of the South ------The two-hour caucus was well gardlng the safety and protec- 8 of the blaze was ap- ^nj^atlons exist in Beirut the whether to run for the presiden­ STORE naiUons were received from the for first selectman, Garrlty ®*U(llng the number of realgna- Proa-cbl^ Soldotna and Ridge- capital while com- traditionally Democratic blue not seek the Democratic nom­ report late last week that she U town.speople defeat on air­ Bre«id luxl Milk St. Is for from again . . . that the North Viet- RRY W A Y ! cy, suggested the government coUar workensi. «Poke optimistically of the Dem- ^tons. way a ^ a e th e r w as moving t<> ination for the poBt of Mayor, waa going to be Invited. Botli port proposal In referendum a reality at this point but If naniese Communists organise, IN THB should taJee positive steps to McGovem said he attended a felt that they ehould attend, and when it is, townstpcople will direct ami nurture the war of All declBlona except for the crats victory chances in the lo- Immranco Study Commit- Sterling. R^ridenta of Sol- ^ (from Syria into on Joseph Konicki urged all of his the state has to go to court, and contested offices previously cal elections. "This year we toe, authorized five months ago, constructing enjer- <>" eojK the frustratione arising private dinner last week with a have ample opportunity to ex- aggression In South Vletruim." from limited Job opportunities. P°‘"‘®«1 that me MANCHESTER mentioned were unanimous. have candidates who ari capa- "‘I" to hold Its first meet- The debate was to group of prominent Democrats supporters to continue to sup­ press themselves. Uim re|>entoil earlier protests One poeslbUJty, he Euiid in em "not with the Intention of outlin­ Republican opponenU for the ble of doing n good job when ‘"B ""<1 *« controlled by a R«- ^ producing oU and gas oeoate was ro conunue to- port the DemExnatlc party. the towns In these m atters, But In the m eantim e there against incursion of North Vlet- PARKADE nominees vMll not be known un- elected." he stated describing publican majority. wells In the Swenson River Held y- interview, is what he termed a ing a presidential campaign” Konicki, who Is a member of (Mrs. Miller represents An.l- t» no truth to the current rum or naniese iiml Viol Cong forces "second chance" education pro- recognizing tha reversing the til after Monday night’s Repub- the ticket. School Board Co-Ot>eratlon down, and none Earlier Wednesday, Israeli but to seek "views as to what the Board of Representatives, over, Bolton and Coventry while being clrculntoil by one town Into Ijios and Camliued ami e r World W a r n "would do The meeting Itself was the AND thelr nomlnaUona. He called "for an end to the gentlemen's agreement In prac- «^y lowing an arUIIeiy duel In which laudable provisions, constitute Konicki said he was satisfied from time to time. But It was humor, InMsta he got this In- "eynically laiulrd" the actlvl something fo.r these ‘forgotten "a pretty mesiger response to subject of ]>rai.se imd criticism With the exception of the y®"'"'* Republican control tlce for many years, Mrs. Kol- of the ab ^ 60 13 laraeU soldiers were wound- that there wsis no problem and Eit best a confusing session since formaUon "on go.xl auUwrity” n „ tnsurg.-nt forces In north Amertcaiis' instead of Just whip­ the needs of the 25 million poor acted on that assumption. He the air was usually thick wlUi lost night. The fact that a although he n>fuse« to reveal Ttmllaml, lam asserted secret ballots cast for the two ‘he local government ... for wlcz Is guaranteed membership spokesman said. Egypt ping them up against the poor SIMPLEX SHOE people. continued, "It now develops cantradlctions. group of concerned citizens hla souroe. n„ o,,, p^uce talks re contested spots, voting for the '1" P‘“'*^y un- on the school board as the re- claimed 12 Israeli military vehl- and the black.” "Basically, what the Presi­ various candidates moved swift- misguided leadership, which suit of her caucus victory over , j v, .. cles destroyed In the firing, but that the company policy has Kingsley said that the aUtte The senator said he pians to dent is doing is driving a further been reviewed on a high level ly, tod us down the path of MullhoUand. Both parties nom- Management had on the there was no report on casuaJf authority he spoke to told him make no firm decd^on until wedge between the poor and the and while the company encour­ Candidates approved by the " '“’<1 hjBher taxes." ,nate one person with both au- „„„ ^ mill, tics or damage in the air raid, the proposed nirport would "well ittito 1971” on w hether to lower middle class by the impli­ ages partiolpation in public ser­ caucus and whose names will .u rr57 to .1*/ */7. Commission (six-year term); jj ,. ^ school board and the lownspeo- Wednesday as, police said, he and material on the post, and an to Intensify the war In the hope Hits for Record drawing my name tor consider­ Sheared Orion Mrs. Marlin Knight, mif Pto. “c*! ®c ®c‘l to panicky re- ran from a hospital with the ammunition dump attached to it ation for the Democratic nom­ assesaorr-s zons t wimlUee, with ....n^na, body of hts mother over his was blown up." of military victory rather than a .Aerylir Pile O f 500 in ‘Crate’ ination tor mayor." ^imek, Tine Rnvbiw ^e Describing herself as bellev- shoulder. There was no Immediate word negotiated settlement. He further noted ttuii the de­ (four years), and iTHiih Mnihi t»i i injf Hlrongly "In old fashioned His mother, Mrs. Mery Gra- from the Israelis on the attCLCk. Lodge told the SOth weekly VAN NUYS, CaUf. (AP) —A cision to withdraw may not pre­ _ ® or (■ Zens wlio would Idealism” she nuo-o-pHtpHsuggested nnrATitMparents ham.ham, 70 had died inIn the hosbltalhospital In Tel Aviv,Aviv *hethe TsimeliIsraeli For-TTor- son, vacancy. Board of session of the peace talks that test pilot for 2,000-mlle-an-hour clude his having the opportunity Tux tw given 100 [>er cent control be |x>lled regarding Ihclr feel- a short time earlier, apparently elgn Ministry condemned the , 1 7 . 0 0 Review (two years). of Uie committee. while the United States is with­ spy planes sets out Saturday In to seek the office on another CUSSES START SEPT, tnh Charles Reagan was selected IngH In areas of sweeping cur- of a heart attack. hearing being held by the U.N. drawing 26,000 men Euid "deci­ 'occasion. He said he hoped to Ho further proponed e-om- rlculum changes or other ma- Hospital guard Ed Boerckel Human Rights Commission Into a 25-year-old airplane to break a W hile Onl> for a slx-ycar term on the Zon­ sions are being tEiken” on the world speed record for piston- continue to serve on the Board Pr$st|ge jobs, high wages and ploto co-operallim with tlio Rc- Jor changes In the schimls to said Graham, a profeasional the condition of Arabs living in Si/ei n Id 16 ing Board of Appeals; Gerard departure of additional Ameri­ eng;ine planes. of ReprceentEitlves. rapid advancement go only lo V ereiitloi\ OammlasUsi wlUi stress help them feel as partictpiuits. wrestler from Buckeye Lake, terrHorlea taken by laraeJi In the Doudora for a four-year term can forces, North Vietnam and The Democratic Town Com­ the man or woman who has laid on Uio need for a^ local She called for economy In Ohio, struck a nurse and fired a 1967 war. "I'm shooting for at least 500 on the Zoning Board of Appeals, teen eentor. the Viet Cong have been "pre­ mittee will meet today at 8 p.m. prepared for them through school buildings and equipment shot nt Dr. 0.3. Tyler os he “It is nothing biit a grotesque miles an hour,” D arryl G. and Jean Auperlng for a four- Tlui town clerk's office would paring systematically for a new In the Superior Court Room, specialized traioing. Start with major emphasis placed on wheeled his mother's body down example of the manner In which Greenamyer says of plans to fly Memorial Building, to endorse year term as a Zoning Board bo opened at least one night offensive.” now on the road lo a new Grooved Wolf Look the quality of teaching. Mrs. a corridor on a hospital table. the Arabs cynically exploit In- a hand-rebuilt G rum m an F82 a slate of candidates tor the of Appeals alternate. every other week, luvd one el belt others have died In recent larly tests SR71 rtrategic recon­ sion Commission. Plans Anti-Whitism’ Unity weeks because North Vietnam naissance Jets for Lockheed Cal­ CANTERBURY, England "Ttiiuik GckI wo eiid evergoRe’s and the Viet Cong have chosen ifornia Oo. before they are StcritarM Traii)t| weu turned over to the Air Force. Russia Launches Shot (AP) — world Protestant and on Uio cliurcli for our siUva- to prolong Emd Intensify the - finn SiMrtkMd Orthodox Cliurch leaders begun tlon," said Jean E. Falrfiut of rather than negotiate. New York, representing the f a v o r ite ! MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet \ i L ^ "This is tragic Eind inexcus­ Union announced today It has RetmiMr ShMtkMd today discussing a five-year United Cliurch of Christ. Many Aliens in France able." he aaid. "Your state­ placed a new SEitellile in near- plan to comndt their churchee The plan, approved by the ments and your acta can have AcMUtkii morally and financially against PARIS — The French govern­ circular orbit around the earth. central com m ittee's more Uian only one .meEuiing: You are un^ ment admitted 276,203 imml^ The launching was the, 292nd M ir tf bed white racism. American Negro 20 executive offlcera, boro scant f«r ctmplftc ifilirroatien, caH; tfip prepared to compromise and ne­ grants last ye ar, 107,833 of in the Cosmos series and , as in delegates said the plan was a rtw inblancc lo ttio strongly AT'oildlerM' (Groovy Pile ^ A I c c gotiate, and you continue to thent as permanent worker- previous Cosmos shots, the an­ series of waU>red-down proixw- a-onled protest l.eauHl In May by GIFT SHOP CANDIE S place your trust in violence and residents. At least 3 million nounced purpose WEIS "to contin­ als and appeared ready to fight Goal ami Hal Set a cuimcll-.s)H>nsored racism terror. foreigners are living in France ue studies of outer space." , I '•!.< U ,| . It. OF HARTFORD eonfori'nce In Ijondon which was "We hoped that the reports of —more, in proportion to popu­ The near-circular orbit sug­ The Issue threatened lo bring 9T7 MAIN amunrr, Ma n c h e s t e r •Ai n iwMa InfUienctHl iKuivlly by black a relative lull, in the fighting In lation. than In any other Ehiro- gested it might be a woEither 183 Ann S L .T tii^ U ^ e i > •**SS r- 15.97 on the first open rlitah among American delogati>s. South VletnEun Eind the begin­ pean country but Switzerland. satelilte. stHrlH' .Aerilan X Pile Goat African, Aslan and Western The conference iiillwl on ning of the reduction of Ameri­ blocs at the annual meeting of white-controlled denominations li.M, 9* ettmllrntt can forces In South Vietnam a , IP •>*tf «fft^ « -'»il |M*i the World Council of Cliurctves’ to confess their Involvement In would begin to create an atmos­ aakJi M«lf Hwii policy-making central commit­ inclsm and to supjiort dcnuutdH phere in which genuine negotia­ 19,97 tee. But under committee rules, for 1600 million In rejxiratlons to tions could take place, leading • 4 M « u $ W 17 97 differences could be submerged NEW FALL FABRICS ARRIVING DAILY! Negroe.i from churches nuidt- In eventually to peace. quickly In private working April by James Fdnnan. DCLaYOUR THING! SEW IT YOURSELF! c j r . R o v a ' "Fur-Look” Goal groups until the near end of Tlic Ixiniton confeixMice also "We still hope that this can happen, but we are deeply con­ ^ • t$4j taaXvfXEgr* the meeting Aug. 22. recomineiated that tlH> World cerned at the Indications . . . r-'< • u-$ ssf—'h Dr. Eugene Oarnon Blake, Council Irge chuivhes lo em­ ^.••4 M4«l « « - secrcUiry general of tlw coimell which point to lntenslflcati r 1 c a n blacks s^ild " ... I think there can be no to the 120 committee members a Wednestlay tlv'y may try to doubt about our Intentiona. We plan for a Ihree-mun unit with a pasli Uirough amendments to wimt to bring the war to an end. $160,000 a year budget that th«' plan to restort' a militant We want to reach agreement on /W would prepare and carry out ed­ flavor. But a key factor was ex- a settlement that will be (air to Men'* "Seal-l.ook ucational projects against rac­ )>ected to tv ttu- attitude of the all parties. Such a settlement ism. 32 Asiiui and African I'entral win ensure the withdrawal of all According to a council docu­ commltloo memlH'rs. non-South Vietnamese forces l!n i|iiii m oa. --.44.00 ment circulated Wednesday Many wct>> cool to American and will enable the people of iuiwfPEiAil deep p « o night, the central c-ommlttee suggestions. South Vietnam freely to exer­ iy$ir«>'j| 1s<4r*)i ' -’t would seek more funds for the Some Africans e.xpresscsl ciwi- cise their right of self-determl- Ul if«.h » •-?. ' e.k-r.^ ^ a .* e tl V a: Hi*. • Ute% . plan, Including gifts from mem- cem tlMit commlUtv approval of naUan. We are fully prepared to VilLlS ber churches for unspecified aid such relatively tuugti Itleas as dlacuaa and consider both your B/ICK 9 A s vxxv 4«elA-itxp&l (1 r-xis m.., .«w-x, ,I.A .# pnposals and ours. We want' .^en*A “Otter-Look^ A' to groups or Individual w)k> are replications would Jcojianllzc ef­ ASSORTED victims of racial oppression. genuine negoUatlan. forts to achU'w more modest chckJolates Jaeket The funds were believed likely adviuuvs In their own Countries. s "We hope that your response ' • ' V ■ 1 lb $1.95 to these moves will be posittve, lieep > pde • ,to exceed several hundred thou­ T am for doing wlaitcver ha.i THE ZODIAC WEAVES IT'S SKLL ■TO- HU.a u/es sand dollars a year. lo Is* done lo lielp jx-ople In the 2 lbs $3 85 directed toward a negotiated The committee also would futuri' but I do iK)t like the Idea Come be spellbound by the Zodiac story we have to aetUement, rather than nega­ "correct the current Aiclal and of ri‘|>arations (or the i>ast." tell . . . find Zodiac jxjsters at $1.50; matches 59c; MANY ASSOfilMENTS . tive. directed toward a military .39.00 cultural Imbalance” within the said Gen. T. B 3lniatu|xing of plaques $6.00; candles $5.00; hand painted stones TO GIVF AND ENJOY victory." council os p art of a brood recon- Imiunesla. an c.necuUve mem- from 49c. South Vietnamese negotiator sem i stniction of the World Council to Is-r. LENOX Pham Dang l^m also saw the Shown: Pins styled by Metzke $1.49; ceramic mugs upsurge of fighting as raising Patt«nwBy: / be completed by 1972. "Bc.sldi's. ilh iuj Asliui whose $1.19. / American Negro delegates, country was uni$er colonial i"on- PHARMACY / new obstocles to peace. He said NEXT TO CALOOR SimpUdty, VoRne ^ MANCHESTER— tbe attacks were Intended to Butteridi G ^ V I.D O I\ SALI THURSDAY thru SATURDAY volced dissatisfaction before Irbl, maybe I shiHild ask for re- Op«n Mon. U»ru ^ 9:90 to S.aO—TlMirB. til 9 a w E. CENTER AT. ' EXIT 93. WHJUR Exti. 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway caucusing on the council docu- pandlons too, Instead of ptiying Air OtedKlohed ' ~ Anqpte Foridiig conceal the Insurgent forces' M cC a lb i ( l u r g r It and u . r ' OPtN LAn iVtRY NIGHT ment, them to someone else.” "deapoate situs tlon . . . tn the CROSS PARKWAY 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE vain hope of creating an UhiRon

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN W W IIPlot Salt Lake Hebron dation “that ftrtt priority be From Your Neigh hor’s Kitchen gtvHi to use of the Memorial By VTVIAN F. FEROCiSON A im ed At Bugged By Football League Building property cuid recom­ Murphy - Smuk mendation regarding its use, PLAZA DEPT. STORE Dina Brownstone was bom in Japan’s Tojo To Hold Tryouts considering: Use of present liMhuanla, went as a child t» Brine Flies Televiaion structure with ajnut>i»1&te ol- (We Have A Nothin To Please) terattons and/or erection of new Israel before It be«)ajne a state, 5:00 (3) BurtcefB Law „ (10) AUrad Hltcticnck TOKYO (AP) -I- A group of SALT LAKE CTT Y (AP) — (8-22) Mike Dougtae (3) Alter Dinner Movie Tomorrow Night buikUpga on the alto which will E. MnMMC TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) has lived in Rhodesia and South Japanese Navy officers planned The Great Salt Lake is bugged. (10) Perry Mason (30) Buntley-Brinkley (12) D arid Frost (8-13) Truth or Oonaequenoes Tryouts tor Midget Football contonn to the envlrcna." OPEN WED. ■ FBI. tin • Afrioa, and finally settled In the to assassinate Premier Hldeki Resorts and industries on the (18) Underdog 7:30 (M) Fidk OulUr League (^leerleaders will be held The town had been oonalder- lake report they are being in­ (20) This Is the Life (18) IM la Reese Show United States. Her cuisine is as ToJo In 1 ^ after fie refused to (30) Munsters (13) Animal World tomorrow ervenlng at 6 at the ing selling the Memorial Build­ pidure frames for art photos replace hts navy minister to vaded by billions of tiny insects (40) F Troop (10) Thursday Night at ths Rham High School Field. ing on Park PI., along with the excdtlng as Dina herself. She is (40) Weather Movies help end World War n, a man known as brine flies. Ail interested giiia, ages nine aMe of the former Henry Build­ a tall girl with vibrant personal­ (40) Truth or Conaequences (303300) Daniel Boone O ld eortifieatos 59e aid op who claims he was the leader of Little Lb known about the flies (20) U.S. Navy Film (8-40) Blylng Nun through IS, from Hebron, And­ ing, Several groups have filed ity. Her genuine charm and except that they apparently are (30) F Troop AB& b of Boating the plot disclosed today. Tha Prisoner over and Martbocough are In­ pedtions against the ailing and great sense of humor are infec­ harmless, though a nuisance. (is) Dennis the Menace SokiChd Takagi, a former rear (8) I Love Lucy ) That Olri vited to attend. the demoUbon of the building. tious. Because of her individual­ E (8-10) Bewitched admiral, said" in a telephone in­ They don’t bfte or carry any 5:46 (24) Friendly (Slant If there are any questions, Rose said he received a letter ity, It Is not difficult to under­ 6:00 (3^10-12) News. Weather, 34) News in PeispecU3re terview that Tojo unknowingly known diseases or eat crops. 18) Merv Griffin please'’contact Mrs. Nancy (3a- from U.S. Rep. William St. Onge stand that her p>arents would Sports. They have been around as (40) Newsbeat i30-2330) Ironside hiU of London Park. who U working on a proposal leave their native land to build saved himself when he resigned (24) Mlsterogers Neighbor- ®-90 (g-iO) This is Torn Jones 48 hours before the officers long as anyone can remember, hood (3-12) Thursday Night Movie " Retula OUed made by the chamber to consol- a now country, one for which (10-30-2330) D ra g W planned to ambush his car in but were pretty much Ignored (22) Highlights The Board of Selectmen have Idato the three port offices in her brother would saciifice his (18) Leave It to Beaver m .m (34) (Battle of CiStodien Tokyo. until this year when population (30) McHale's Navy W-«* (10-2033-30 Dean Martin P re­ announced that the fbUoiwlng town, and the puUlng back of life at 18. sents The Golddiggera 1969 V O L K SW A G E N Tojo, an army general, was explosion made it impossible to (30) Highway Patrol roads will be oiled the 'weeks of RFD routes to the Individual 6:06 (40) 77 Sunset 8 M p ( 8) The Outcasts Dina recalls vividly her entry considered Japan’s No. 1 war ignore them. (40) It Takhs a Thief Aug. 18 and Aug. 3S: Hebron town post offlcea In the area. DELUXE SEDAN into the promised land. Under 6:30 (8) Frank Reynmds (18) Newa criminal. He tried to commut Some days they wash ashore (IB) My Favimte Martian in-ao (18) Ten-Thirty Miovie Center, Marjorie Circle, Bur­ The letter stated the matter la the British mandate, residents suicide when Japan surrendered in such numbers that they liter­ (34) What's New (33) Film rows HIU, Hope VoUeiy, Retdy stiU being pursued. • AIR CONDITIONING of the land to become Israel (20) Canadian Film in-sn (34) Crttlque in 1946 but was saved, only to be ally turn the water black to the (10-23-30) Huntley-Brlnkley ifl.-00 (3-»dO-12333040) News, HW. Mrs. Yost 31 • WHITEWALLS could not carry weapons. Her ex ecu t^ three years later for horizon. And on windy days, sun (3-12) Walter (Tronkite Sports, Weather (C) Also, (Sra'yvllle, Loveland, • PUSHBUTTON RADIO father had preceded the family : (20) News (30) Detectives Mrs. Otto Tort of 66 Thomas war crimes. Dinneen photo bathers have sometimes found (3) Thursday Staillght East, Walnut, Hickory, Oak. a year before. Dina’s mother I (18) What's My Line U:26 St., Rockville, ts 61 years old • PLUS EXTRAS Takagi, now 75, said that the Mrs. David Scott Murphy themselves being pelted by (22-30-10) News. Weather. U:30 (8-40) Joey BlMiop Elizabeth, Jan Dr., West, Abbey, had concealed a pistol within Sports (10-30-2330) Tonight Sborw today. She has lived in Rock­ assassination was to take place "hailstorm” of brine flies. Sak Box. the confines of a stiff under­ Miss Sonia Smuk of Willlman- (21) Life in the Balance (12) Late Movie ville all of that time with the on July 20. Industries on the lake shore Also, Prentlaa Hill, Hall, Meet­ garment. tlc became the bride of David SEE 8ATURDA»-S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE U8TINOS exception of perhaps her first "All prepared secretly,” he report air conditioning filters ing House, Slocum (Rt. 85 end), By previous arrangement, at year. added. "We were dead sure of Scott Murphy of Manchester and other equipment become Martin, West, Foote and Mur­ the time of customs examina­ Mrs. Yost and her husband killing Tojo with the first round Friday evening, Aug. 1, in the clogged with he tiny Insects. Radio phy. $AVE tion, mama would pinch Ihe / celebrated their 70th wedding of fire.” Resort owners are concerned. (This listing Includes only llinse news broadcasts nC 10 or 11 baby in her arms, Dina would chapel of Emanuel Lutheran People are Maying away be­ Mr. w ?M ^^H ^d'oray of ^venm »y Hut Octobar. He U begin pummeling her other Takagi was elaborating on an church, minute length. Some stations iwrrv otXwr short newscasts.) article he wrote for the current cause they can’t stand the Hebron Green will celebrate « ">*“ >• brother. He, being unaware of The bride is a daughter of WMCR—m 6:26 Strictly Sporu TED TRUDON. Inc. issue of the magazine Bungel droves of flies—which are no S:00 HAiHurd HigTaight/ 6:36 Afte.rnoon Edltloe their 50th wedding anniversary 1**® Toet homestead and VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE the plan, would react in kind. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smuk of Bhunju commemorating the 24th bigger than mosquitoes and dart 7:00 News 7:00 Accent 69 E l it e .' wlU) an open house Saturday “ >® cwpl® ** active In the TOLLAND TTKB. — TALCOTTVILLB The clamor was exceedingly Wlllimantic. The brldgroom is a 8:00 Gsidlght 7:16 Now from 2 to 6 p.m. Union CongregaUonnl Church. anniversary of Japan's surren­ around the ground like gnats. 12:00 Quiet Houra 7:20 David Brinkl^ embarrassing to the customs son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. der. Many people, in fact, mistake WPOP—1414 7:30 News of the worid Talent Sbowcaae Friends and relatives remem- officer who ushered the family Murphy of 16 Hackmatack St. 5:00 Danny d a y io o 7:60 Joe Geragtola Search Continues for Ammosaurus Remains Takagi was chief of the Navy .them for gnats at first says one 0:00 Dick Heattiertor 8:00 Pop Concert The Harvest Fair Committee bered her today with hundreds out, or into Israel, with great The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Ministry's education bureau. He resort owner. 9:00 BUI Love 9:06 Nlgh»>eat will liold a talent ahowcase of birthday cards. haste ‘ Completely Ignoring the pastor of Emanuel Lutheran 1:U0 Gary OirarO 9:30 Analogue still chipping old blocks at the new Rt. 6 construc­ Sept. IS at the OUead Hill . Read Herald AdvertisementB now is one of Japan’s, jeadlng The Utah Travel Oouncll, the wnfP—u» 10:00 Night6eat Ammosaurus major specimen found" in 1884 at the required customs check. church, performed the double- School. Anyone Interested In ■ — ------(Ileralhl photos by Bucclvlclus) comimentators on mlUtaiy af­ state’s tourist promotion agen­ 6:00 News U :00 News, Weather tion site near Bridge St. are Dr. Peter Galston Wolcott quarry in Buckland. Dr. John H. Ostrum, Later, Dina was to become ring ceremony. Miss Jean Con­ 5:16 Speak Up U:20 Sports Final taking part la asked to contact a member of the underground in MRS. .lOIIN BROWNSTONE fairs. cy, has become so concerned it 6:00 ifewB 11:30 O^er Slda of the Day (foreground), curatorial assistant at Yale Univer­ directing the team, this morning said there were klin was organist. Bouquets of has announced plans for a full- 6:16 Speak ^ BaiUoro Mrs. Walter Berk of North St. the development of Israel, aid­ Takagi claims he Instigated 6 :tf LowoU 'raomas sity Peabody Museum of Natural History, and some blocks that looked “suspicious.” These were gladioli and carnations were on scale war against the pests. The fair is sponsoivd by the ing in the then' illegal entry of rover pot. Simmer Hlowly on ough to tuive real Indian curry, the plot after Tojo repeatedly 6:66 Phil Rlzsuto Philip Perkins. The two men are in the Peabody to be more carefully examined this aftemixin and the altar. Even Gov. Calvin L. Rampton 7:00 The World TotUfO Hebron Recreation Oouncll Inc. W. GLENNEY CO. the Jewish peoples. As a moral U/w fire. Wnitoh and stir often, you will not need to add corl- Ignored demands from a group 7:20 Frank OlCtord UQIfORS— WINES team probing red sandstone slabs from the former possibly trucked to New Haven for further study. duty, she voluntarily gave one The bride was given in mar- says something must be done. r:80 Speak Dp Sporu Benns should bo cooked but not ander and cayenne to your re- n«-vy ^fleers Umt he name father. She wore a 4.10 Speak Up Sports bridge, looking for other skeletal remains of the (Herald photo by Silver) year of her time to a communal The question is; What? C O R D t A l S mu.shy, and the me«it wlU be clpe. Little dishea containing green silk street-length d:30 Speak Up nartfi,orc Vernon settlement. A professional Killing the flies is no problem. il:80 Barry Farher falling off the bones. The dish shredded coconut, crushed pea- Adm. Sh^etato Shlmada designed with pearls and 12:16 Slsn Off MiniRium PifciUM dancer with the Israeli Philhar­ ------ixmona. chutney navy minister. Yonnl was “ ress, ue g pv Resort owners say they are will now bo thick. More toma- nuts, sliced crystals accenting the ring col wnc—iMi SUMMER monic Orchestra and with the considered more Inclined to­ killing them by the basket full 5:00 Afternoon Edltlos ARTHUR nnNi toos may bo added If desired. are selected by the diner to lar, the cuffs of the long sleeves i»:r6 Market Report U.S. Prints CofC Votes opera, she nevertheless did any ward coexisting with the West almost every day. But by the Greek people usually serve place atop the curry in one’s and a buckle at the belted waist 6:20 Weather A Toast to Three Men chore required of her. It might plate. and more able to end the war nexi day, or even later the same mean peeling potatoes for seven th‘« dish with rice, raw onion line. She also wore a matching day, the flies are back in full New R ules Resolutions h11i';os, land cabbage salad. The South Africans servo their pillbox hat with face veil, and CLEARANCE SALE hours. Work began at B-6 In the sired," Takagi said. force. soup Is p’acod In a plate, then curry with side dishes of vari­ she carried a cascade bouquet morning and was over at i in He said three of his best men "What’s the use?” asks Jack the diner adds these three ous salads from which several of white roses and carnations. Who Left Sky Unlimited For Meats On Bylaws the afternoon. had been chosen to help him kill Nell, co-owner of one beach. Dina mot her husband in Is- Items to Ws own taste. For the choices oim be mode. The pre­ '.Mrs. Francis Ferrlgno of Oo- "They Just keep coming. Be­ (Continned from Page One) ftolumbla. “ When Neil and I sa­ Tojo. Bullard Operator (Continued, from Page One) On recommendaUan of the ex­ First Come— First Served naiol while he was ocrvlng with salad, simply add oil, lemon vious cabbage salad Is one. lumbla, Bister of the bride, sides they die after two days luted tlie flag, all Americans, I tional peak when Nixon honored "Including myself, the four astronauts Virgil I. Grissom, ecutive committee of the Rock­ the Greek army. She wns mar­ Juice, salt and pepper to shred­ Cucumbers ixin be thinly sliced was matron of honor. She wore anyway." their return today to Houston. tliink, saluted it with us." layered with vinegar, salt and PO'tlenlly awaited for July 20, tions, but these and some new ville Area Chamber of Oom- ried in Rhodesia whore each of ded cabbage. a yellow dress and coat .with Entomologists from the Unl- Horizontal Boring Mill "When they go abroad they will Edward H. White n and Rioger 3-HP BRIGGS-STRAHON ENGINE pepjier. Take canned sliced never came since Tojo re­ Collins rose and turned to Nix- g C3ial!fee who died during <®atures would have toll Import meroe. the Boord of Dtrectoni her five children were bom. matching pillbox hajt, and car- verslty of Utah and Utah State also get a welcome,” the Presi­ South African Curry beets, use one half the liquor ''Ifinedi as prime minister two on, saying, "Mr. President, here mission training at Gape ^ rtates begin operating yesterday approved two rwolu Model H200-9 Her husband's medical stud'es 1 *4 lbs. onions, chopped ried a ooocade bouquet of yel- university have .begun studying dent grinned. from the -y^ earlier," he said, Operator stands one proud American.” Kmnedy Jan. 27, 1967-a date programs. -Uons------epneeming- changing------of-- the L A W N M O W E R Keg. 149.95 *44.88 took them to South Africa. Dr. 2 apples, chopped low roees and oamatlonB. the problem and tend to agree Outside, several thousand otlier salad combines chopped been carried out as The trio appeared chipper de- Nixon called "a day of soxhtess All meat sold in Interstate bylaws. John Brownstone la now medical 1 1-lb. can tomatocH Robert J. Murphy of Manches- wl'th a theory that the popula- demonstrated peacefully onions addcSrratton Enghia lUiodcoUi, two native tribes ex- However, he said the Japa- 1st Class Mechanics only need apply “ Power to the people.” After a visit to the United Na- attend. No reason was given. lines and not siXbJeot to federal Aiiela, nearly 20, la named for garlic powder to taste dress with maitchlng aocesso- present. handful of raisins Ist, the Zulu and the Mosliona. knowledge In ad- ries. The bridegroom’s mother Nixon said toasting the tuxe- tions, the astronauts and their "W e have the privilege some- Inxpection. her deceased heroic uiuUe. The Once a year, the tribespeople '’xnce of the German plot, and The bylaws are silent about salt and pepper to tast-i wore a jjdnk dres.s ■with match­ do-clad astronauts was "the families flew to Chicago. times of standing on the shoul- The Wholesome Meat Art and L A W N M O W E R twins, Rina and Dm wliole until three men who were to A reception for 60 was held NEW ■ICVCfUES IN THE TUNNEL RD. VERNON, CONN. said before presenting the poe- y®®r» by critica of current VERNON AREA America’s astronauts.” jq ^be Civic Opnter where they inating committee by the board Vemon-Tolbiind Hadaasah. She la very <;risp. No cooking oil 1h re- help him kill Tojo "are alive In home of the bridegroom s thumoi* medals. inspection prertices, In- SPECIAI. 00 a member of tlio Women’s tiiHte {xarents. For a wedding trip to As Vice President Spiro T. received medals from Mayor at or before the September '4 cup vinegar qulred as tlie ants are <>lly In Japan today,'' Takagi said, but ProfetMlonaliy AMembled Alao honored was Steve Bales, eluding consumer advocate Auxiliary of Miuvhewtcr Mem­ the Virgin Islands, Mrs. Murphy Agnew read citations, Nixon Richard J. Daley and an expres- meetkng. 'This committee wUl be 1 tiiblcHpooii .sugar Uiemselves, he rafiwed to dl^losc their 26, a flight control officer who Ralph Nader, orial Hosplta.1 and serves as a wore a yellow dress ■with presented the trio with the' Med- gratitude from the peo­ responsible for bringing in a 2 lb.s. lamb, beef or clilck- namefl. flashed a go-ahead signal to Ea- "Bad meet is, and has been a volunteer In the physiotherapy Siulill children are paid by to­ matching accessories. The cou­ al o f Freedom, the nation’s ple of Illinois from their gover­ Ust of nominees to the October on, diced bacco owners to remove a par­ gle in the face of computer long: time good bustneOs.’ ’ Nod- department. ple Is living ojt 133E HlUlard highest civilian honor. nor, Richard B. OgU-vle. meeting tor the offlcos of prert- Fry onions. While doing so, ticular bug from the plants. A wamti^s that might have er told a Senate agricultufb «lb- ONE ONLY—24” 4 HP. Brin»«tnitUin Eiwinr Dina ahoroH with us three re­ St. Agnew said, “ This great un­ (Wit, vice president, secretary add anples and fry together un­ {Hinny ts {Hild for every 10 Then it was on to Los Angeles, forced them to abort the landing committee. "This traOflo is cipes of different origins. The Sales Tax RcH^unl Mrs. Murphy, a 1966 graduate dertaking will be remembered and treasurer. til golden brown. Remove from grasstu>p{H-r-type bugs collect- to complete touching the ..na­ and return to moon ort>lt. drawn heavily to Irtrartote first is a marvelous cUMbird- of Windham High School, WUU- as long as men wonder and The second resolution calls R «. 1219.56 fire and add next nine Ingredl- ,ed. There Is no problem getting HARTPURD (AP) Shite tion’s three iorgeet cities. Many in the audience were markets because of the nonex- RIDING MOWER *199.56 llko coke named in honor of her montic, la em(xloyed in the re­ dream and search for truth on for the newly elected prertdent endts. Simmer. workers as tt«i Insects are Tax Commissioner John L. Sul­ aviation pioneers who forged Irtence, laxity or complicity of brother who gave hds life for quirements do(>artment of Pratt this planet and among the At the hotel, es the band to appoint a byiawa revMon While mixture Is simmering, taken home «iml fried in the livan lias dl.sclo.sed tluit the last the way to the threehrtd of government regulation." the cauoe In which lie liellevtxl. and Whitney Dlidslon of United stars.’ broke into "Hail to the Chief,” oommisoian within the flrrt 80 eoniblnc coriander, eiiyenne same niiumer as above. Now Iwo-your fl.si-al (Hirlixl IncliuU'd ‘ The Greek soup comes from lier Aircraft Corp., Bast Hartford. Said Armstrong: "I suspect traditional presidential entrance space. want roaches in my days of his tenure. This will be sugar iiml \llnegar Into a paste Isn't Unit oimy? a record-setting collection of husband's family, luid tlie curry Mr. Murphy, a graduate of that perhaps the most warm, march, Nixon strode briskly They Included MaJ. Alexander 'mert and I don’t suppose you for the conrtderatton of recom­ FAMILY SIZE 21’ FONTAILE 20 WINDOW FAN In cup. Kill cup with water and No, Dina cmildn't quite bring S'lH.l million in sales taxes rl('d Weilne.silay Army, including a tour of duty cheers and shouts, and most of Agnew and the astronauts and von Braun; and German air- ‘^'4. Lyndon B. Johnerm, told n o m in a l^ committee, 4 slices white bread add more herbs If desired,) dlniior? that one major cause for the in Vietnam. He is attending VERNON, CONN. 872-3169 all, the smiles of our fellow their wives. The crowd—most plane deslgne Willy Measerach- *be name committee. •phe directors, also approved 1 c-an unsweetened evapomite s'rKKp; r DRIVEWAY (.'hamber of Commerce wishes evaporated milk ojid vanilla. a national television audience, ® Am erica." the President said, metz sold, "our aWUty to art on In the southern part. They weiv '"'erage man Uxse.s Ids lem{H‘r than anllcl{>ated. Sullivan noted. to place Itself on record as fol­ Allow to stiuul for a few min­ about six times a week, against referring to the moon-lander chatting. Against the burnt orange de- produrta lorgefy ImiHjrted for work on sugar Eagle and the main spacecraft The evening reached an emo- lows : utes. (Mlxiture should lie alMHit lliriw' tantrums tor the av- cor of the ballroom -"earth col- oonflne^.to the premtoes of plantations. An intelligent ors" as the globe la seen from Pl«nto. Now we have (he arthor- "1. That the present Town of mushy.) Urate in butter. Mix group, many have iMieome ex­ eragx' woman. apace-the scene was aglltler Ry (o detain and seize meat ort- Vernon office facilities are In­ B/mokmlhokmr well. tremely wealthy. , It was jilso noted that while adequate, not In keeping with from camHellght, chandeliers “‘<*® plarts." SHRUB With electric beater, lietit The word curry stems from women IimmI to lo.si‘ their tenifier and reflections from highly pol- Another Impoitant {vovljdon, or adaptable to required expan­ U-278 eggs, slowly adding sugar. Mix "turcarri,’ ’ a Hindu woi^i which when soimsme ha.s done or said Congress To Buffet Ished sUver service and cande- Stebimrts said, Involves stricter sion; and HEDGE TRIMMER egg mixture wltli liiviui mix­ Is a|)|illed to any kind' of slew something they consider dlsn- "2. That certain centraliza­ 5 G A L L O N ]aU,ra. cortrol over rendering works DELUXE ture. Strain fruit cocktail luul simmered with spices. There Is gri eable, men .seem to lake (Hir- tion of all town facilities would side handle (or led or The dashes of color from the etmllar piante which deal in luld. Allow to stiuul fen- a few some difference of o|>lnlon as to soiial grlevaiuH-s miller calmly. PAIL be helpful; right hand: deep cul women' long gowns were offset uaed tor (nedlbie LAWN blade; 2 ampt minuted. pro{H)rtlons and spices, so you Instead Uh‘ .simnger w 'x gx>t iqv Nixon Tax Proposal products. "3. That the center of Rock­ In ungriuused iiutai loaf piui, can suit yourself. set o w r tldagiH: flat llr»>n faulty b>- the men’s dark tuxedos. *" ville la the most appropriate (Centtnned from Page One) - • ‘ ~ h-i. One feonale observer scanned 'Die propcjsals eliminate many sprinkle sugar. I’Uu-e on hot Should you bo fortimatc en- mzors, tniffle Jams ami so on. LT.WOOD ' could not deduct more than half location for centralizing serv­ EDGER of the exempUons in meat In- burner on higli fbune. waUdi- the audience and noted "every- ices; 5 GALLONS COVERS cemed with matching federal of his Income—paying taxes on spertlon requirements. Inciud- Ing ccnstiuitly until sugiu- la tiling from Dior dreeses to pants "4. That s study should -be & LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET Income with argued the remaining half. tng those Involving alsughter of spending— gowns . . . but no minlskiTts." made of space requirements • • rr. liquid. You must wati'h ciux'- 300 SQ.FT. However, the committee ex- Uvestook on forma. EMydt*Ap66tabl6 II- I m A fuUy. Oool very slightly. Wltli it is bad policy to allow one au­ There were spun sugar deco­ and RYLOM REIHFOMEO VIHYL eluded two Important tax PubHc comment, on the .regu­ TRIMMEI spoon, smear eivcnly on bextom rations. all with an Apollo 11 "S. That a study then be un­ ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND CISPUVED thority to disburse money It preferences for the oil Industry lations win be accepted until KETTLE of pan and up sides of jian. theme, and the creamy desserl dertaken to come up with plans ^ GARDEN HOSE does not have the responsibility Got. 13. Btelnmetz said a final This must bo done before .sugiu' American Beauty ’ -t h e came in the shape of moon land- ssm a r for a building and site." $■95 certain excessive lnt^ble_ ^ decirton wlU be msde later on GRILL cools off and tlio ixui must be NOT PRE-PACKAGED BLACKTOP of raising. drilling costs. TTBeae rtlll „^ y -»ca p e e | i^ to the poliH of cra- becauae moot of ttw board mom- In contrast, Rep. Gerald R. any changes and when to put bars feK tt was too oonlrovetatel w^l covered to piwent tlw be d u c t e d even though they ^ “ > American the proposala into etfert. cake sticking. Ford of Michigan, the House a Bubjort right how. 16“ may take a taxpayer below the ^ . Passage of the bill was iwllsd. Place i»k o into luit water in PATCH Republican leader, spoke of This coocomad a rscomman- Chroma ■ pistsd 50 ^ r cent Umlt. as a landmark victory for coei- roasting pan, haying water revenue sharing as part of the ts almcrt certain, the ^ grid, black por- "New Federaiism” that "will rumeni. designed to make sura riesibis St 0*. Rt Reg L$l cslsin covered about hall way up sTdes of cake Treasury expert said, to mean The rej^cas said: tntorcsd with r»y USDA CHUCK of BEEF return government to the peo­ that meat the housewife puts on cooker, alumi­ tin. Bake at 375 for 114 lunirs. that wealthy taxpayers will use c ^ e to,teace tor all man- 4 complettly nea de»i|iw1 uml Ion truck tire cord ple.’ ’ her dinner table is pure and un­ HAVE num leg« told. Remove from roasting |Hin. t\iol APPROXIMATE CUTS 75 BLACKTOP the other preferences to wipe kind. President’s Dinner honor- tainted. with leeluftf IhsI nr* unuir- Brstf couplingi on rock In cake pim for brief While the budget is now in out half his taxable Income and *’’6 Apoito 11 artronauts, Aug. pnted ittuMi H P motor 14’hen President Johnson period. Slowly lift piui from CHOICE surplus, under the new account­ then apply the depleUon allow- 1^. 1069." Ihil movtt Ihe cullim tMsde $1 signed the biil, he gave csie of — U — coke. S en e liot or cold. May SQUEEGEE ing system introduced in the 13,0(X) rpm fjcivpre winied ance and drilling cost prefer­ Ibe rtgnlng pens to author Upton blade detri »wty tnttftotm be served pbiln or wtUi both Chuck Steaks— Chuck Roast— London Broil— Johnson administration, it still ences to cancel out the, other Sinclair, who hod started the tm t At en edfer. the unit will maple syrup and creiun poured Shoulder Clod Roast— Beef Stew— Chuck Ground Just 10 weeds and ? a i/A ■ ' ■ is in deficit by the old system half. Lost for -Night french en ed;e up to (•' deep' Mo/o Diseounl ALL tHIT, WRAPPED AND SHARP FROZEN pure-meat crusade In 1906 wMh SEEN over cake sepumtely. Kiw lb that distinguished between col- OU tnterests are rttUng pretty, Al e tnmmer. meriued wheeh APPROXIMATE WEIGHT 110 LBS. feeds 10 sq. ft. ADAMS. Maas. (AP) — Twen­ a novel dracribtng condlttona In one week In refrigeriUor. TURFOOD SPfCMl lecticms for the general fund and he said. Others most likely will provide inettr rneneurerttslity Wigs ty young girl campers and thelr Flicking plants On All Other for trust funds. This is a distinc­ Greek Beun Soup EXTRA LEAN - FRESHLY GROUND try to get In on the act. three adult cxjunseHors were led OHK OWN CURED Only( tion Mills, among others, often Strinmetz said "the real (FuMouIuda) NOT PRE-PACKAGED Ctairman Wilbur Mills. D- to safety Wednesday after U278 3 large onions emphasizes. Ark., t ir i the exclusion came thrust of the law -and Lhasa L spendqtg on uncomtortabVe proposals. U that when the BroiierSi Fans 2 center-cut soup bones wltli (Pre-Stylinjr As Is) Although federal receipts are about through a misunderstand- T ^ sh ^ s WEED ’N night in the woods on Mt. Grey- rtaZes devrtop their ce«m pro­ nf.ff meat \ \ Scotch Ham $1,39 Chuck Ground ib.89c 5 0 L B S expected to grow by $10 billion- mg in Ways and Means. He said lock. marrow bones $12 bllUon a year as the econo­ he will try to remove tt If the grams all meat sold to consum­ GREEN The girl campers, aU about 12 and Garden Hose 1 — 1 lb. can tomatoes my expands, the House-passed bUl goes to conference commit­ ers will have to be Inspe^tad. M aM U17« Greens lawne lURfDOD years of age, became separated "There Just arlll be no barta un­ 2 tablespoons tomato puree DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT tax reform bill would absorb bji tee after Senate action. Mp feet! B R A N D N E W salt ond pepper to taste SPECUL... esUmated $2.4 bilUon of thU. H ^ lU r . the btU ia 'now in the der the law tor selling unln- n9.n day Thetr counseUorB bsiflt a spected meat to consumers " In Stock I optional: paprika Grofe & W eigel— Mucke's— First Prize The popular Built-in growth factors in ex- hands ot the Senate Finance Are to ward off the chill of the Department officials wouki STORE I' 1 lb. dried Great Nortliem Special! ^ $ ^ ^ .9 5 isUqg federal programa not like- 'com m ittee, which Includes a 10-6-4 formula preferred by ______- ** dayhtwak. one of not ertlmate| the number of beans,. FRANKFURTS and Cold Cuh thousands c)f home owners. ty to be aboUahed would soak up number of aenotora frteeully to D f r m 3 - 4 stalks celery ^ 2 .9 5 /2 5 lbs. more of the fiscal growth dlvl oU. If thritem to not altered in .*^!^**'. rtst^ expected to be ready with 25% of nitrogen is organic. _____ Tort City- totmd SHOP RUDAYS TO 1 :3 0 PJH. ' Chop onions and fry In small, 45 VARIETIES—vSLICED TO ORDER dend. committee or on the Senate their \own lns$>ectK)n programs ,\ '\ V HAM SALAD—POT.VTO SALAD^-COLE SLAW— MACARONI SALAD floor, MilU would not get anoth­ the sroods and called tor help by the Dec 1$ deadline MANCHESTER amount of oil in 8-quiirt ketUe Forest srardens and vohjn- Excellent control of broadleaf REGULAR er (;rack at it- OooperaUre sgrrements pro- until golden brown. Brown meat. teera kreoted the mlaaing glrta ; PA R K A D E Villaj^e Lantern weeds plus complete feeding Rich Still Have Mllla aaid many members of >-uhng tor federal aafotanos Mix tomato puree with small Lat us fill your frtaiar with U.S.D.A. choka moots, nothm pouhry, 10-6-4 and led them to safety w ith-1 0 ^ lawn food. his committee apporenUy were have been signed srlth 44 states HOMK o r THB M A H CH K9TER amount of water and add along Saobrooh Form fruits and vaqatobias. Sava lip to 15 to 20% cuid Tax Loopholes with tontatoes. Add water to 5 0 LB S under the Imprefokon that the and Puerto Rico thus far Thaos •ot liha^ king. ______. ______oil indurtry had been taken care sgreements are only the founda­ kettle until % full. Add season­ Beauty Salon ,- (Cantiiiiied from Page One) Form Akaociation ings to taste and marrow botves. of adequately by a cut tn the oft tions for developing state lo- Bring to boll. Agwoy Homo & Garden Contnr Toatmenta in such a sray aa to depleticn allowance from 27% to TORONTO lAP) — FormaUon/'P*rt»on programs Q t r i i x R ite Otot . — E x it «a, e i a Su u 6 4 9 - 5 2 5 3 Wash and clean dried beans ••WnG ANNEX” If You Like The Best Give Us A Test bucsch all these preferencee and 20 P**" cent, of the Natlanai Hockey ' — gli~^ OmnecUcut. New Hamprtilre. Uie TOtXAND TURNnUC NKAB CALOOn (it is not noceoBary to pt^esuak St BISSB.L ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 dedortlata to the point sstsere So. said Mills, when the argu- Referees and Lineamen Asoorta- Maine. Indiana u d Wyoming SHOE them). Add to pot with celery 250 Broad St., Manchester • 6-13--19-19 they equaled thrtr Income—and ment was made that th^ o4l-re- Won was announced Tuesday by are In the legal proreoa of da- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE thus pay no taxea. lated ttenu rtsould be excluded AND when water is boiling. Do not OPEN WEEKDAYS 8-5 SATURDAYS 8-12 Joaeph Kane, counsel tor the veiojang agreements Only Na- 3 3 6 So, the committee orrote Into front 4he mtfomum tax pre^d- group Kane formerly was proa- braslu does nrt have legudotton tte bUl a provteo to Hmll these rton. they went akxig. unaware idenl of the Central Hockey In rtte authorizing taderal-atela SIMPLEX SHOE N O tTH M AIN STKKET so that a taxpayer of the ovctoll Impact League co-operatlcn under the art,. "(■ ■' \\

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 \ MANCHESTER gyENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEENi THE No Doubt About Comeback Stcim Meet “iTninM”! Cards Reach Second Herald Angle Sunday’s Giants-Jets Meeting ^ The second anniisl Ms d - Chester Swim Meet wtD be American League ^ . W ' held Friday mt WaddeO Pool. Batting (300 ajt bats)—Carew, Qualifying hosts wiU be at 19 .For Jim Palmer After Gem Minnesota .362; R. Smith, Bos- A fte r Belated Start E A R L YOST a.m . and the finals at • p.m . U»i .3M. Sports Editor Ribbons will he awarded BALTIMORE (AP)—A Rune—R. Jackson, Oakland ^t’s not first place. ’There’s a Pvt. Bobby ’Tolan, tied the game Will Wipe Away Bad Memories to the top four places. NEW YORK 101; P. Robinson, Baltimore 90. ■ • , ^ ______, „, The meet Is reetricted to year ago, Jim Palmer had 3-3 with his fourth home run of T h n ll E)ach Year at Cooperatown ^lS^eT;^the^bsand the season. Mancheeter reeldento only. some nagging doubts about A u 1 HEMPSTEAD, , N. Y. th® Super Bowl,” . the veteran ing beyond that, we w«»e con- lucky we bent the BnlUmore football player ” said Sherman n^re 104, KUlebrew, Minnesota tjggjj inject- we’d have to win them ail.” ’Then the Reds poured fi've Entry blanks may be ob­ • ever witnessed the ceremonies for (AP) — Larry Grantham Wnebacker said today as he sidered the n o . 2 team in New Coita. I know it’s t)te opinion of at the Giants' tralnh^ camp. his future in baseball. Last runs acrora the plate in the tained at any of the town Hib»—Bdair, Baltimore 14A; ed into the National Taylor, the pride of Bell Buck- inatmtMS to baseball s Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, remembers. lounged in the dormitory at the York city. many NFL tUehards and tta the "W® h> get an idea of Jt*t pools or the Rec OIBoe, 119 night, starting for only the el, Tenn., has compiled a 6-1 11th on a bases-loaded wild pitch OUva, Minnesota 142. League’s division races. by Dick Radatz and Johnny Fdo/lMnn j X “ one of the original quarters. "But ”I know tor many years NFL overall attitude of many tons in , . Cedar St. All entries most be second time after his lat­ Doubles—^R. JaokBon, Oak­ mark since be came up from at the Rec Office by M nooa, The 8t. Louis Cardinals, vet­ Tulsa on May 29. It was his firrt Bench’s grand slam homer, No. Ed Kosak Of Manchester has made it a practice o f members of the ’ntans. vrtio th®"* Itave been wtubs that have fans didn’t think we or any AFL the city. You gel thed of hear- lu^Iirtoto est Yo Yo trip to the dis­ land 29; Oliva, Minnesota 29. eran campaigners and pennant- 19, off Elroy Face. Rusty Stodb the years to be on hand at the little upstate New Y o r k have survived that birthright to hurt our pride. He have been t®am belonged on the same Held ■ ...... making statementa Ang. t l. big league diutout—^he hurled a toe comparing the Jets with Na­ Triples—Clarke, New York 6; winners the past two years, and Ron Fairly hit solo homers 'This heoomo the Super Bowl cham- looking forward to this game tor "dth the Giants or any NFL abled list, the Baltimore six-hitter—and avenged his ld right-hander. "We Without quesUon, he was the retoro^to^’t^ e ^ w I s t ^ ^ '^ H : Yale Bowl encounter. world champions. We've got to three runs, but Deron Johnson least known of toe four induc­ “ I don’t want to build this into knew wdten I extended my think- ‘‘People still say we were ing fast ball and hurled a no- team' league and newcomers to moved him as our fifth starter halls from San Francisco—Ken “We’re going to play our beet sec how good we can be.” Nally, Baltimore 16-2, .889, hdt a solo homer, Larry Hisle tees. The others Mtter as the Orioles won 8-0. 3XX2; Palmer, Baltimore U-2, the wonderful world of pennant and he’s been great.” Harrelson entertained fans in belted a three-run shot and Jer­ The superb effort added lustre races, leaped from fifth to third Dai Maxvill drove in two runs ^ , ^ y OampaneUa and the stands during a recent raln- .646, 1.77. ry Johnson fired a six-hitter for to the already remarkable come­ Strikeouts —^McDoweB, in the NL West by trouncing the for the Cards and Joe ’Torre, Cleveland. Trail of Vengeance the Phillies in the nightcap, the back of a pitcher who In 1966 Cleveland 191; Lollch, Detroit New York Mets 8-2. Curt Flood and Mike Shannon first triumph In six games for de^ '^rtor" r ^ - r became the youngest ever to 179. Elsewhere, Cincinnati over- one each as the Doc^rs new skipper George Myatt. De­ ^ C a r^ n a ^ ever since toe hurl a World Series shutout and came Montreal 3-3 in 11 irmlngs, dropped into a tie for f^aurth in COUNTRY CLUB ron Johnson also homered In the then faded into obscurity with a National League Atlanta took PhiladeliMa 4-2 be- the West with the Giants. ^-day Of Paul Dizsy the American Lea^ to^ ^ t Colts Back on Target Follow tig are the pairings and first game, as did Atlanta’s series of back and shoulder ail­ Batting (300 at baU)Clemen- tore losing 7-0, the Chicago Culbs * • * ^ ^ action shortly^M starting times tor Saturday’s te, Pittsburgh .367; C. Jonea, tripped &an Diego 4-2 and Pitts- ASTROS - METS — Tony Gonzalez. Uns and C o^ J ^ tollowedi Mus- Baird, former UConn pitching flng round in toe Club Cham­ ments. * • * New York .348. burgh whomped San Francisco The only bad news for Hous- ^ “ ®‘ Pittsfield in toe pionship Golf Tounmment at If he remains healthy, the PADRES - CUBS — articulate Palmer could parlay Runs—Bonds, San Francisco 10-6. ton is that the season series With Unitas at Wheel the Mancheeter Country dub. 90; Rose, CinclnnaU 89; • • « Mets is over. The As- Billy Williams, v h o lined into making the ^trip^ ^ Cards have sent Rockville’s his talent and good looks into a Dick Cronin ta the defending a triple play in the first inning, NEW YORK (A P )—Johnny llnitas and the Ralti- profitable future, x Runs batted in—Santo, Chica- CAROS - DODGE*4S — tros made it nine in a row over Alan Putz to Modesto in the champion. go 90; McOovey, San Francisco The Cardinals’ triumph, oou- their big city cousins and took doubled home two runs in the niore Colts apjiear to be on a trail of vengeance against Palmer didn’t mention the no- Won Hearts class a California League. One FIRST riJGHT 91. pled with New York’s drfeat, the series 10-2. They trail Cln- third to start the Cubs to their American Footliall League clubs tus they gun for their hltter on the Baltimore bench, _ . ^ . report from the West Coast is 8:02 Bower vs. Lennon, Mc-‘ Hlts—M. Alou, Pittsburgh 167; dropped the amazing Mets out dnnati by three games andi sec- win over the hapless Padres, But 1* was Oovaleskl, the one- that Putz is hltUng well Includ- third straight pre season victory over the rival league. but while Baltimore batted in Farland va. MIstretta. Perez, Cincinnati 147. of the runner-up spot for the ond-place Atlanta by one-lmlf who have lost six in a row and time coal miner from Sha- ing toe long baU. The National FVxitbaU League the eighth inning he gave the 8:09 Lorentzen va. Oarlo, Doubles—KesHdnger, Chica- time since June 3. But St. game, with the Dodgers and 15 of 16. Ron Santo doubled Wil­ mokin, Pa., who ■won the heart m * * choke sign in front of his team­ champlotiB, who lost to toe AFL go 32; M. Alou, PHtaburgh 32. Louis is finding it difficult to Giants another half-game be- liams home and Jim Hickman’s of the local t>aseball buff. When »L r- /w New York Jets In toe Super making hia pro debut, face toe Ryder. mates. Then he almost choked 8:16 HlllnskI in vs. Llptnakl, 'Trlples—^B. Williams, Chicago pick up ground on the highflying hln, 38-18. With the crowd of 16,826 giv­ MIgllore va. Morllne. Pitching (12 deolsions)^-Sel- l ’/4 games since the All-Star swinging the bat now. Don Kessinger and Galen Beck- “ Oovaleskl worked in the in Loa Angeles tor a Pro Bowl ary has probably given toe Colts Over-all the NFL has taken ing encouragement with rhyth­ mines from 7 in toe morning 8:44 Curtta va. Shaw, Zemka ma, Chicago 11-4, .733, 3.2D; break even though they’ve won Denis Menke’s three-run hom- ert opened the game with sin­ game. He was lodged at a ten­ all toe incenUve they need six of nine gomes over toe AFL va. Olgllo. mic applause, Palmer Jumped to 6 -at night, six days a week. against toe AFL, but a healthy so tar with tour other Intra­ Carrol'!, Cincinnati 12-6 , .706, 16 of 20 In that span, and stUl er In the first inning started gles. Williams lined back to nis club and noted that the play­ 8:Bi Wllkos va. Henriques, No­ ahead of Dick Qreen on two He learned to pitch by throw­ league games coming up tods 3.80. trail Chicago by 8V4. Larry Dlerker to his 14th vlcto- Niekro for the first out and he ers were In all sizes and age Unitas has also given Baltimore vak va. Marahall. swinging strikes before walking ing chunks of coal at tin cans a lift. weekenci as all teams nee actian Strikeouts—Jenkins, Chica­ ’"The first half of (h© season ry and the Astros wrapped It up threw to shortstop ’Tommy brackets. Sherman grabbed a 8:58 Starters Time. him. Then Tom Reynolds that be tied to the tree,” K6- except toe NFTj Minnesota Vik­ go 209; Gibson, St. Louis 198. we Just couldn’t get started,” with five more in the third as Dean, who stepped on second racquet and has been a tennis Lost week, Unttas, who CHAMPIONSHIP FUGHT walked, loading the bases. said Manager Red Sohoen- t*'©}’ ran their wtimlng streak to for out No. 2 and then tagged sak added. buff ever since. “ I love tennis,” missed most of lost season wtto ings and Redsklna. The count went to 1-2 on 9:06 Cronin va. Ready, Mot^ dienot. ”We couldn’t do any- games. Tomml© Agee Beckert coming down from first "So great was his control that Sherman says. “ It’s a great arm problems, connected on his Saturday in NFI, games, Chi­ Inrty va. Daley. Larry Haney, a former Palmer one time he pitched six full in­ Herald, Ray’s thing right. At exactly the half- socked his 20th homer tor the to complete the triple play, way to stay in condition. I first six posses and 12 of 19 tor cago plays Green Bay at MU- 9:12 Clark vs. McNamara, batterymate, before he ground­ way point it was like day and Mets. • • • nings before he threw a ball begrudge the four hours It takes 147 yards and a touchdown In wiuikee, Cleveland Is at Ins An­ ed sharply to shortstop Bobby Maddox va. Evelhock. ndght. We started playing good • PIRA’rES - GIANTS — out of the strike zone,” the lo­ to play golf.” . . .Giant General helping BalUmore to 17 points geles and Pittsburgh plays St. 9:19 Kennedy vs. Ottavlano, Floyd for a game-ending force. Paired Tonight No-Hit Form of Orioles' Jim Palmer ball, getting base hits and scor- REDS ■ EXPOS — Robert Clemente powered the cal man said. Manager Ray Walsh is also a during the second quarter In the louls at Norfolk, Va. in AFt., HlllnskI vs. Klernan. "A nohltter la matter of luck," tennis enthusiast and has been clanhfs, Oakland is at San Die­ Already one day__ old _ the Town Ing with two out, which wt Lowly Montreal was threaten­ Pirates past San Francisco, hit­ • Oovaleskl, now 80, earned a 34-80 victory over Oakland. That 9:36 Gazia va. Tyler, Foster Palmer conceded. "The balls ing to make it three In a row ting three home runs, driving in top salary of $10,000 a year dur­ one of the ranking senior play­ was the only action John saw. go and Cincinnati plays Kansas and Mike Cuellar — who were ning which was capped by with eight consecutive victories Slow Pitch Double Elimination weTen’t connect- Oldham vs Matte scored a lot of runs so I was Dusty Leagpie, faces Ray’s Res- loam', Schoendlenst replied: and Jim Stewart, subbing for ed for Pittsburgh, included stops in Cleveland, has purchased an 386,000 home only the second quarter. But he Orteoisi, NFt,, Is at lienver, able to coast.” Inning, both on hits by Min­ Hennque. ’The no hitter was the first in 0.40 Jneobeen vs MoKee, taurant, 11-4, of the Independent ~ Washington and with the New in California. His salary with hit on seven of elgiit posses and AFI> and PtUiadelptila. NFI- Bogglnl vs Smith. Palmer said the choke sig n - nesota’s Cesar Tovar. A pitching chart kept by the the American League since Oak­ the San Diego Rockets in toe League. Game time is 6:10 at York Yankees. His overall rec­ 86 yards, helping Baltimore to plays at Miami, AFI.,. 9 47 ■ lln»bert vs Fanay, a hand wrapped around the "I felt a lot of pressure In the Orioles showed Palmer made land’s Jim “ Catfish” Hunter NBA is a reported $200,000 a Keeney Field. Romo Faces Disciplinary Action ord was 214 wins and 146 de­ an easy 26-6 victory. Sunday the Jets faoe toe NFl. O’Dell vs Weklund neck — was a Joke aimed at ninth,” Palmer said. "I was 142 pitches. He threw 18 curves hurled a perfect game against year. . .Eleven NFL teams are The Herald, second to unde­ feats. So in two gamiai toe masterful New York Giants at New Ha­ 9 54 Dlmtmco vs. Wail. KrW- being pretty careful. If I lost and only one change-up. All the Minnesota on May 8, 1068. using instant replay cameras Oriole pitchers Dave McNally feated Tedford Barbers, down­ I* * * Unitas, playing less than 24 ven, Conn.; Atlanta, NFl Pk»yz tof vs lAuuiell the no-hItter I Iddn’t want it to rest were fast balls, which 'Three no-hltters have been during practice sessions. . . .It’s ed VFW in a playoff game minutes, completed 19 of 27 at Uolston, AFI,; and Dallas la bo on a bad pitch.” catcher Elite Hendricks said pitched In the National League Balls ’n Strikes SEIXIND FIdGIIT Monday, 11-4. The Herald, with been brought out that the offlp |>assea tor 233 yards and pro­ at San Francisco In an NFl., af- Palmer helped his own cause "were really hopping.” He this year—by Bill Stoneman of Try, Try Again clals goofed in to© College AU- to 01 ZalMtU vs GIgUu. explosive bats, has been play­ Although he’s enjoying his duced 7 points. hilr. with a single and double, driv­ struck out eight imd issued three Montreal, Jim Maloney of Cin­ Star-New York Jet game when Meanwhile,-, CUfton McNeil, Hinylhe va. Davki. ing good ball all season. De­ greatest season ever with Bos­ In toe only other Friday night ing In one run. He also walked of his six walks In the ninth. cinnati and Don Wilson of Hous­ Rudy Redmond of the Stars 39-year-oid flanker with ton 10:06H u n t vs Hesger, Wat The 14 best feats for the Newspapermen ton, Rico Petrlcelll remains tn (AP Flmtarax) game, the AFI, Buffalo Bills, to Ignite a five-run seventh in­ Palmer now has an 11-2 record ton. \ picked off a Joe Namath pass 40ers continues his holdout The non vs, Whalen. came against Tedford’s twice, Manager Dick Williams’ dog­ TREVINO AND SHADOW— 1968 U.S. Ojien Champion I^ee Trevino walks with with heralded Heismon Trophy in the third period. Redmond fornier (Teveland |iasa catcher, 10 IS Kelley va, Slbrtnsa. used cars Gunver Stampers and Gorman For Slumping Sox SILK CITY SOFTBALL house. The hard-hitting short­ his six-year-old son, Rickey, in practice round for the PGA tournament Friday. wikiner O. J. Simpson possibly Brothers. fell to the turf but nobody touch­ who led toe NFIv In receiving Johnsist vs. Peastnl Playing in its final league stop has indicated that if trad­ Gem Was IS ever in Douht Alberti’s, winners of the Rec ed him and he ran 34 yards in­ last year with 71 catches, is be­ 10:33 Moriosui vs. Conklin. on this page: MILWAUKEE (AP)—It’s try, try, try again for game of the year. Green Manor ed, he’d prefer going to New to the end zone. 'Hie officials (Temontlno va KaU. L-'ague, will play tonight’s win­ York with the Yankees — The lieved looking tor a contract of ners Thursday at 6:10 at Mt. the Boston Red Sox, who can count on one finger their “ecured second place in the called toe ball back and put it about $40,000 per year. Inst sea­ 10:39 Willey va Edwanla. standings when It topped odds are against the Yankees ProteHl l>eller Station Wogon Nebo. Tedford’s will meet biggest winning streak since the All Star Game break in play on the Jet 34. The of- son he reportedly got $32,000. Isivey va. Iladsau 18th Win for McLain, Thursday’s second game win- in Julv. Acadia Restaurant, 14-1, last this season of hitting 109 or (icial admitted after the game For Pri'sidrnt And os toe Impasses reactied 10:86 Bnmm va. Mclaif- Spoekilt ners Friday at Keeney Field. ‘ _ more homers as a team for the erred. The boner cost the MB’s Still Alive its 36th day Wednesday, McNeil ferty, Harvey va. Manafla The Chicago White Sox b e a t ...... Rothman led the win­ first time in 24 years—One of stars four points as all they got The champion will be de- the Red Sox to the punch poeted a seventh victory in nine Making it five straight cess kept the MB's hopes alive Steve Libby after allowing two ‘•^NiXlN (AP) Most mem- has already ksrt $6,000. The 10 48 4'orbaU va, J. (3emsn(- ners with five hits. Frank La- the surprise with New York’s out of the interception was a 1968 Volvo $2695 Twins Stop New York elded Thursday, Aug. 21 at Wednesday night, putting t o gomes In Milwaukee’s County wins, Moriarty Brothers, cutchlng/the fore-runners In a hits. Ubby struck out the next t»er» of the n s irark and held lOers are Onlig him at li>e rate Uui Keeney when the 10-game ellm- gether two straight victories tor Stadium. The turnout of nearly , ^ ...i ‘‘ ’^''® tr im m e T H e r b ’s do-oi-dle battle tonight start- butter to'en d toe toreat. team were flying home today, of $300 per day. lie’s drawing Tile following hava drawn 1468 BtaiUon Wagon. 4 kewlcz Burt Baskeville, Ed been the final play, both afield them toethe game as well. Re- f a s t ^ h t a t D illon carrying a letter of pitAest to toe fine toe lOers insist hyea MiUv-hesCer. White. ■psed, dark green. ^ NEW YORK (AP) — Jim Pulnier’.s no hitter was National I^togue inatlon series gets down to two the first time in aJmoat a 26,000 boosted speculation the “ " <•«■«« toe be<-auBS Kowol and Nate Koppel all. got and at bat, of shortstop Gene member, the Jets won 26-24. President Nixon after a Euro­ he in oonip while negotia­ A Ayera, Mii'artoy, M ahead and eventually the ing two world champions hur­ “ We’ ll iron things out up here Friday tee-off time 3 pm. no-hlt bldrt by BaUhnore pitch- <>n New York, Hmacking four New York 02 51 .649 9Mi 6 ^ v l c C W ^ X ^ h t -^K^-handed relief specialist, In the seventh inning, 1967 Volkswagen $1695 Yeslcrday’ s Stars have one game remaining after winning run. dler Willie Davenport and '400- or not nt all,” McNtil said BufftXl to follow. er,H Dave McNally atlkl Mike hlU Includlnf; two home runs uh I’lUsburgh 59 60 .613 13 tore a ^row^iJ^il^ 'aced disc.plt^ry action today Manor m ^ 0 14-19-3 rtieU-rs star I.re Evans stayed "Were I to go down there and Squareback Station Wagon. l ’hlla’ph!(i. Hamilton Reached Top ofT^ck this tilt. Herb's threatened In the top Cuellar with ninth InnlnK hlla the Tw\rn amipped a flvc-Kume 45 68 .398 27 BATTING ~ Robarto Cle­ go’s home-away-from-home. an unauthorized walkout on Acadia 000 000 1 1- 4-7 behind for matches against Nor- get hurt. I'd be left without any T)>r 1969 (tNiball Montreal mente, Pirates, belted his 17th, Herb’s posted the first Ully " ‘®'"® '"hen Jack ortU 1966 Chevrolet $1795 this season, to Palmer smartly losing streak whipping the 37 80 .316 36Mi Ray Culp, the Boston ace, t"® club. SILK CITY SOFTBALL bargaining |xrwer whaisoever ” be tils 74th for tha Dig Tan West Division 18th and 19th home rune, plus a on the scoreboard in the third ^^^^anus walked. Outda struck j .i, -ihleies rom Caprice Wagon. V-8, auto- picked on the Oakland A'.s for Yankees. failed In a bid for his 17th vlcto- Romo, who speaks little Eng- Coming on strong, DeCormler out but Jack Sllari singled but ''’ any of the sthleles com Cincinnati 63 47 .573 _ single, land drove In four runs as Inning when as Bill Gulda singl­ nMtic, power steering, cham- his masUTplece. , Ti>var was It was Heiese’s fifth four-hit ry, Burrenderlng eight hits and hah, shook up the Red Sox by Hornets topped Walnut Barbers In Two Years of StockTlacing Libby. getting lough, whiffed P*"*"®'* ’ hat they were Ured, Atlanta 65 54 .646 Pittsburgh whipped San Fran­ ed and a Jack SItarz sacrificed pagne. with Uie Twins In Now York and gojiie this seaton «ind elpod 2V4 five runs in six innings. Vicente pulling a disappearance act last night at Mt. Nebo, 12-7. Bob Raffalo to end toe game " " '" ‘ally and physiriilly. after Awarded Seven-Year Contract Houston 63 S3 .543 3 cisco 106. to Ed '''"’"®*‘ t® »econd. couldn’t do any thimage this 'l\>m Mall win liLs fifth. Mall llm- Rdmo. the wayward reliever Monday night while the club The Hornets rapped out 18 hits By DEAN YOST standing for racing The longest hit of toe contest ®ompe- Ix)s Angeles 02 53 .539 3H PITCHING—Jim Palmer. Or­ Bob Raffalo rapped a double to I'nie. jtiHl New York to sed the Americans 1967 MGB-GT $2395 Ihnclnnatl 8, Montreal 3, 11 will make his way north If Herb's win tonight they are feated Boston 6-3. sas City beat the Senators. Bob For Walnut, A1 Tomlinson had has toe three important factors ‘®us also received a walk. Bob ,, * 87-66 4 apeed, dark blue, wire * * • Innings With Club Owners Oliver shisherl three straight three hits and Joe Camposes, Aug. 24. Hamilton will that make a top Iriver. know- C a rlin drove a shot over third I"' T h ^ * Earlier, os |>art of a Weatem wtus^, radio. M int game ahead and will TIGERS - ANGKLH — St. IjouIb 6, IxiH Angeles 0 ing how to drive the car, proper baseman Fran Spadola's head have * ea an w Hemisphere squad. Uie Ameri­ SEA'ITLK (A P)- Itowt* Kuhn, who is 6 feet 5 to hlhs for the Roynla Jim HcAuley, Bob Goehrlng chauffeur Gene White’s i960 one more to play. Over.-dmdowed by Palmer's • • • Chicago 4. Shn Diego 2 setup of toe chassis and devol- to score DIMauro cans lost to Europe at Munich 1967 MG $2395 and Fred Camposeo two hits Camaro at the Oxford Plains _ , Moriurty’s 000 Oil x 3-6-0 ls)Ein with, stniuls ttnlay tut t)i« tall«Mt figure in Amer- achievement was Denny Mo- I‘1U>T8 - INDIANS — Today’s Games oping an engine for maximum At Augwhiirg, toe U S men de­ 4 wire wheela road­ apiece. Speedway in Oxford. Maine, In The Gasmen got in a little Herb's oOl 000 0 1-10-3 ifii’snutionnl piistiine after his election as cornmiaaioner 1-aln's 18lh victory. The Detroit Cincinnati (Maloney 8-3) at performance.” Flemke, accord­ ster, both tops. George Brunet won his first DeCormler 206 301 0 12-18-1 the first annual Maine 300. The difficulty In toe sixth Inning and Spencer, Ubby and Whltoold; feated Went Germany but the of liaseliall at Uie top nalary ever |iaiil a holder of the Montreal (Robortnon 3-10), N ing to Pete, “ Is the best build­ American girts IcM rlghl-hiuider, who wrm 3t hist game for Sk-iUtle as Uve Pilots, Walnut 218 010 0 -18-6 blond-haired 28-year-old driver Lev Spencer was relieved by Gulda and McDonald. office. 1967 Outiam $1995 year, allowed JlLst five hits and held hllUxss for five Innlng.i by Philadelphia (Frynmn 3-8) at er of qara in the North,” Trcjuble blew up In Germany, FINAL STANDINGS formerly of Dedham, Mass., ■'(t eras an election by occN- got the only run Ivi' ne<>

d when Steve Hiirgiui, Ixnmeed Uick to Atlanta (Reed 10-8), N “ During time trials and actu­ where^ the atIUetea complained Supreme 442. 4 speed. Mint W L now resides In Charlotte, N. C. metlon," oald Joe Cronin, $100,000 a year of hts protem Jim Northrop hit a towering wi|x> out a throe-ron lend and Only games scheiluled al racing you change your rrf [loor accommodations oondliUon. Just traded. BiUiards 28 0 dent Indians. Green Manor 22 6 Hamilton, no stranger to the as toe annDunromanl was mode ttvaight any oummsnaloeMr ovor 1966 Volkswagen $1095 McLain, the majors' flr.st 18- Siui Diego at New York N _ have the whole track .to use, so they formed a <-ommlttee which Acadia ^8 16 Northern tracks, ■will lead a Second Grand Slam Wwinenday followrlng toe num- would get.”' Fully equipped. ganie wlmw'r, also drove In a This In ixillege fixitball’B cen­ St. lx>uls at AUantn, N you can get around much faster drew up tor letter to Nixon, itsl- Walnut g 20 star-studded field, including mer meeting of hasehail's two run with a sacrifice fly. Ix>s Angeles at MontreiU, N than In actual racing," h« add­ The oalnry of Wtlliam Ecbert, tennial year. DeCormler ^ 21 Ing what the athletes consider major leagues 1964 Volvo $1995 Houston at Plilhidolphia, N Tlniy Lund, Jim Pascal, Bob ed, In every race that Pete has are eoaenllal chongea which w^im Kuhn sucoeodad under a Sportsman 9 33 Preeldent Warren GUen of toe P-1800. 4 speed, overdrive. 1 I'lilcaigo ill Siui Franc taco, N TuElns, Buck Baker and Ken won this year, he has set new GaryPlayer ^s Qoal should nuulc In American ono-ynor pact, was $60,000. Rush, on the flat one-third mile ‘ Natbunal Isaague ootd toe con­ owner. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, N ALUMNI BASEBALL lap records. Amateur Athletic Union policy "A I Imd wtolsr's mMtlng ton Bantty Oil’s sixth Inning rally paved track. PETE HAMILTON The total weight of a GT Is D A Y T O N , O h io ( A I ’ ) — S ou th A fr ic a 's fla r y lO ayer tract wnaiid run seven years but owners hod plonnod to give too Americttn I.«ague 1964 Bukk $1095 fell dtort as Naasiff Arms de­ Hamilton reached national at- almost the same as a sto« k car, has .set a new jfoal fo r h im s e lf-^ a secont] Erand Hlam refused to name tfte exact mim next commloatoneS' a four-ywar Skylaric Oonvartlbla V-8, au- Eiist Division fected them, 3-2, last night at tentlon in 1967 when he l^ a m e e n j ^ the competitive spirit in but gets around the track; slow- anti th en , he Vows, he w ill (uiit U iurnam ent Eolf fo r to be paid the tot). 390-pound. 49-. txmtracl." add Crotdn. "but Games Tonight year-old. atlghtly grajrbd; Now tomatlo, power steering, STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWA l*ct. G.B. M t Nebo. NASCAR NeUonal Sportaman racln*. er than the modifieds * "u r n a r n e n i g o ii lo r now. wUh a nuui no capabto and power braxea, power win­ York attorney who hod Hnltlniorc 81 .398 — Bob Gorman struck out nine champion to only his fourth In has championship year. He feels that his drop from ' kranviedgabls; they dsektod to dows, dark blue. Henry i’ arh wlU be Uui oommlaoioner pro tem Dotrodt 66 .574 batters and didn’t allow a hit. year of competition. He led the Pete Hamilton won 12 events Grand .Nationals to Grand '' deadly serious." toe four majr.r pro championridps moke. U soewn yoMs. t m ecene of m Hsrllord TwWgM February Boston 6t .536 20 Nine errors committed by Naa- point standing throughout the and credited hts victories to his Touring has helped his driving International Mat the I,’ 8 and British eague gam e lonlgbt starting ■’We think he can be one of 1967 Cougar $2195 "Yen." oald fMlan. It will be basebalt's great men We are Racing Evory Wosli’n. 60 .504 22H eiff's allowed the two runs to year. His local Uacks were crew and car. Gene White Co. abilities. Hts gool once again .Johannesburg, aald today Masters and American 7‘OA at 8:46. Paired will be the Hardtop XR-7. B\iUy equip­ •T.- score. Thompson Speedway, Norwood operates two cars on the GT bi to get Involved w’lh toe big ‘ *elng off In the 91st l*OA The ckhers are Gene Sarazen MtonlanlioJIy more toon the looking tor great ped, turquoise. Bbctra riiarp. New York 58 -500 23 Vernon Ortolee and Hartford Friday Cleveliuid 40 .412 SSls Fred Gllha, Mike Rlccto and Arena and Stafford Speedway, circuit. One Is for the major with proper backing so he Oiamplonshlp Ben Hogan and Ja< k NWkUus Inoursnce. Ron Reid all singled for Nas- Pate WOTi 17 main events toot super speedways (Daytona) and he competitive, 1968 Chevoile $1795 West IMvlslonn 'T hat's vriiy this tournament ^ man has made the sweep AI the some ttme b) Hart- siff’e. means so much to me I have a times around NIcklaus has 800 2 Door Lemans. Blue, 6, 8:15 F.M. iMlnnivx>tn 69 .695 — year. other is for the smaller uiien Hamilton rompetes on lord’s Colt Park, Monebee- Naasiff 102 000 x—3-6-9 won only one PGA a « l one Brit­ automatic. Onkhuul 66 .578 2 Ehiteriner the 196B aea^on. tracks (Stafford). he track it v^ill be the chance to get the aecnnd leg U-r*s Mortorty's and HertPs Bantly 000 002 0 - 2 - 3 ish flpen Sarazen won (jnly f/n* JOHNSON SEAHORSE Seattle 48 .421 20 Pete Joined the Grand Nation* makes his Northern fir*t time atnee he won Na- Then I'H go after the other two will tangle wtih firat piaee 1966 CheveDe $1595 Gorman and GUha; J. Maher als and drove the A.J. King bring with him the best of hosvors. Maiwers llugan won only Kansas City 47 .409 2lVs leg*-th « U J Open and Mas- at atnko. Malibu 2-Door Hardtop. V-8. California 44 .393 23 and Nicola. Dodge Charger, which eventual­ the two cars, toe Daytona on Coming events for the G T s ‘ ©t*- Brtthfi Open so he can make a g o ^ impres- automatic, power steering. Midgets Chicago 45 .388 24 REC BASKETBALL ly brought! hhn NASCR Rook­ Weslnesday’s Results Wholesale vs. Indian Jr. 7:46; ie of the Year honors. In his Sion on area fans. Pete’s second w ' OUTBOARD MOTORS Aak About 100% WarnsBty car. toe one aet up for the small ^ Minnesota 5 New York 2 Barry’s vs. Eagle Jr. 9. second GN rstce he ftolshed sec­ Modifieds tracks, was a coUi- * * “ ’ * *'®"®'’® ’ Chicago 5. Boston 3 ond at MaryvKle Tenn., to Rich­ involved in INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Sion to the first turn at HunU- “ ® ’ " Detroit 3, CiUlfomla 0 ard Petty and his best finish in V/2 HP. fo 100 HP. • Tigers Crockett 61 (Rood 22, Qrysb \1lle, Ala., when his right front Thompacn PUyer is one The Yanks torfstted their sec­ OoiRara and Chevy El’s, To date included with changing ail lour ®rn- wlnnern of the Indeperaiant I>eadlng th e hlUtog atta/k for Detroit at Oakland, N INDIANAPOLIS — 50-LAP FEATURE ond game of the week to the Ham! it on has won eight fea- shocks and tprings and setting Lekguo bud idght at the Keeney WhoieoaJe we re Tom R m e a u Hart^IMn nevelaiid at California. N . VOLVO \XC(3(=1P Dodgers last night as they tures with each being KWjniles chassis properly A good Field when they registered a 3-4. Ray Braisi 3-4. Jim Ifsa- Baltimore at SeatUe. N or longer in dtstancc. Pete's couldn’t field enough players. dnver can do this without much 14-4 triumph to the opesdng cham 8-1 and Ray.CTmmp 3-8 MALRHINES Orealer Hartford’s iViston at Kansas City, N biggest victory come this year difficulty. Propelling his Coma- game of toe Toorn Blow Pitch For Taylor's, Bud Minor 2-1 and USAC SPRINT CARS New York at Chicago, N The Yanks are 7-7 and the Dod- Ezolnilve g en 4-13. in the. Paul Revere 260 at Day­ ro is a 303 Z28 engine pushing Softball Ttaurnament. Bob (>ur 2-4 had the big bate, Fersasrly wttli :’ a M sflae la New U* ta Oar : Volvo Dealarahlp' Gary Bottanhausnn, Sam Snnions, G m g WnM, .Miiimxsuta at Washington, N tona Beach. out somewhere ' near ITS horse- The wtrmeni scored heartty tn Wholesale adrancoa Into toe In HamHton isn’t racing for pofmer It's quite ,a difference the find Inning and onor again tournament again tonight wbai ond a whola host of When Tom i^'aver of the New the Natlanal Football o a 289-S461 League Raymond Berry, p ^ . points this year. In fact he jxir- frbm his first stock car that tn the fifth to s K tgr tha tvln. they meat Rec chompton Albar- ' York Mets pitched his one-hitter / . tap rknmfn) CAPrrOL EpUIPMfNT 168 Bumaido Ava. tng tor the Baltimore O o t ia ^ poseiy missed races so he was powered by a atx-cyltnder Taylor'a managed tour runs bi U's Btora at 6:10 at Mt .Nebo. against the I'hlcago Cubs in TR.APPED!— Horace Clarke of the Yanks looks concerned as TSgins’ first base- engine the fifth tnntng. INDY 500 VETERANS tween 1966 and 1997, hnid, the troukhi^ be in contention tor Taylor'a arlU face the losers of East Hartford July it marked .his 14th victory / natlfsial points. HU "tool ts to Hamilton, a modest cham- ■ The Ttremen banged out 16 19 MAIN 9T. — TBe. MS-TME man (20) Rich Reese tosed ball to second basdiman Rod Carew who applied pass catching mark of n n- toe Friday's game at Keonsgr of the year and eighth tn a row. tag. Defeat snapped New York win skein and five-game Minnesota loss streak. ceptions. win races and money and be pion. credits a lot of his under- hits while the tosera masiaged FTold I ' ' . i '

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DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This is Mirror, 757 Main St,, Manche.s- 5 Dry Persian 42 Bridge ■ATTICS and cellars cleane Toy Parties. instrument 16 t( Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in­ 37'-* hour week. Apply Allied OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS (coll.) 17 BIDWELL Home Improvement Goshen, Conn., 06756. door fireplaces, sidewalks, Co. Expert InstallaUon of Building Systems, 260 Tolland '-'V.T4UUA. 30 Pious It 19 26 Opening for ejqperienced BEFORE you look any further, i ? ? q chimneys. Free estimates. aluminum siding, gutters and Tpke.. Manchester. NAME brand gTXxkt free Help Kjo V\/E 1 HAVE I BUT 1 1 THOUGHT SO,TOO** BUT 32 idolizes Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? alpha-numeric, IBM key- come to the Klock Co., at 1366 8*H 34 Ancient name 21 Domenic Morrone, 649-1604. trim. Roofing Installation and puncher to work full-time, friends shop with few dollars , U«. TJi*. ><» WA f*». OM. s I e N ThVI o n E ] THIW'Klfs GOOP^ THE T M » » - H ^ ^ P HAIDRESSBR — full or part- Tolland Tpke., .Manchester, We a b o u t THE OLpJ ENOUOHTO SEE J I BEGNOTD (WOT > of Urfa days. wreckly. You get thlrgm free. R. F. CONSTRUCTnON — EbT- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109 have opi'nlngs on all shifts In ____Ujirer A SECOKIP THE INDIANS/IF 1 SAT " 35 Despot 24 25 26 26 21 24-Hour Answering Service time. LuJon Salon of Beauty, WYtte for details and free all M” cavatlng, landscaping and pav­ 643-1939. our Heat Trent Dept. Very In­ DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 36 Legal point 30 31 22 ROOFING. aluminum Udlng. new catalog Popular aub ing, contracting. Gravel, fill CLERKS teresting wMrk and we will 37 Military Free to Herald Readers gutters, carpenter work, SO Plan, Dept. X600. Lynbnwk, and loam. Septic tank reoairs SALESI.ADY, mature, respon­ train ytni. Please apply In per­ this THIS PEED SAYS IT'S MINE assistant 34 35 years’ experience. OonnecUcui NY. T 'Y O U 'D BEST. HOIST W H A T A R E r BUT I'VE IN Y'CAN ONLY INHERIT 39 Social insects sible, top hourly rate, full­ son. Want Information on one of our classified adverttsernents? Call 875-7216 evenings. 872-8072 Valley Construction Co., 043 Grocery buyer's office. , ANCHOR AN ' SHOVE YOU T A L K IN G I IS M y MERITED THIS FROIYI SOMEONE DEAD, 40 British 36 36 39 time only. 35-40 hour week (In- \ ^ F /VA’LAND, GIRL. No answer at the telephone Ustedf Simply cal] the days 7180. Free estimate Business arithmetic experi­ LPN’o IN East Hartford, 3 to ABOUT, SIR 7 PLACE.' PROPERTV... A N ’ THAT'S ONE THING princess rludea Thursday night till 9 PART-Tl.ME. 6 days, 8 a.m. - 1 SURE AIN'T/.' ^ P ence. 11 and 11 to 7 aftlfts F>ill or 41 Mohammed's 41 YOU AR E A-1. tiuck Is A-1 and all day Saturday). Call 12 mam, light cleaning. Must ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum part-time. 0<8>d beneflta and be over 21. ('all 6495334. son-in-law 42 43 44 45 46 47 a EDWARDS Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ Mr. Shapiro. 643-2128. Casual 42 Passive gutters. Carpentry, additions, COMPTOMETOR rates. Paid meal and meal­ ways sealed and small truck­ remodeling and rec rooms. Village Shops, Manchester. 45 Root 49 M 51 OPERATOR time. On Ixu line. Bunwide M A N -Part-tim e for lawm and ANSWERING SERVIGE ing done A-1 tight. Call Tre^ Free estftnates. R. Dion, 64.S vegetable BOOKKEEPER with account­ Convalescent Home. Phone Mr. parking lot maintenance, must 49 Heavy 62 53 54 mano Trucking Service toll- 4352. have driver’s license. Apply In free. 742-9487 ing background, excellent op­ D.. 2899511, 870 Burnside Ave., 51 Masculine 64941500 S7S-2519 Opening for experienced op- person, at W, H. England 55 sA 67 portunity with a growing com­ emtora. We will also train East Hartford. name Lumber Uo . Route 44A, Bol­ 14 and leave .vonr message. You’U hear from our advertiser In SH.4RPENTNG Service — Saws pany. Salary *136 plus, fee those Interested and quali­ 52 Against Roofing and WOMAN wranted for general jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. knives, aces, shears. skates paid. Rita Girl, 800 Silver fied. ton Notch. Conn. (Newspaper fflferpri'se A$$«.) Chimnoys 16.A housew\)rk. one day a week. rotaiD blades. Quick service i>uie, East Hartford, 628-9416. JIG BORE Operators — first, r - / Capitol Equipment Co.. St No stairs. Call 647-1361. V C S _ . _ ____ ROOFING — Specializing r-- FULL-TIME counter girl. Ap­ Company offers excellent second and third shift. Lathe Ta. Im U I ON —AH rtf AN rewve4 Automobilos For Sale 4 Main St., 'Manchester. Hour? wages and working condi­ • M<*»4 1— pairing roofs of all kinds, new ply after 6 p.m. and all day operators, second shift. Verti­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER daily 7:30-5, Tliursday 7:30-9 tions, convenient free park­ TO SETTLE estate, 1966 Olds- roofs, gutter work, ehlmneyt Saturday at G erri’s Dry Clean­ cal turret lathe operators, sec­ H ER A LD Saturday 7 :30-4 843-7058 cleaned and repaired. 3fi years' ing and above average bene- ond shift, Uall lieMl Uorpora- mobile Starflre, convertible, ing Center 419 Main 81. flLs. MACHINE OPERATORS experience. Free estimates WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE *1,300. 643-9571. Monday - F ri­ STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, tlon, 843-2362. BOX LETTERS day 9-6. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Call Howley 848-5881 644 SECRETARY. Excellent skllU apply Full or part-Unwi days, will W ANTED — one full and one McNfUfht SjriMlkate, Idu. 8333 required, good benefits, salary BUT l?IGHr NOW YOU DON'T • ■ijf All concrete repairs, both In­ part-time service station at­ For Your 1966 VOLKSW AGEN Sunroof, side and outside railings. Land *110. Fee paid. Rita Girl, BOO train, own transportation. I REALIZE I STILL I DON'T KNOW GRAAAPAW iiSofaA^’ ROOFING; Gutters, Chimneys— tendant. days. Apply In person HAVE TO m B r e -r u n o f t h e r e - r u n o f t h e RE-RUN ^ .t S* excellent nmning condition. Silver Lane, East Hartford. Infonnation scaping. Reasonably priced New and repairs our special­ First National only to Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan OWE A LAf?GE SUM WHEN I'LL BE WOR/?Y TTT U)w price. Must sell. Call 1- Call 643 0851 528-9416. Apply ON MY INCOME TAX.., ABLE TO PAY IT.' MR.THOMAS THE HER AT J) will not 429-7929. ty, 20 years experience. Free Garage, Route 83, Vernon. disclose the identity of estimates,,, Call Roy Kanehl. SECRETARIES — Typists LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Stores, Inc. M AN AG E RTrainee for health any advertiser using box 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury II, 4- 643-0353 after 5 p.m. needed for work In your area N. P. Hallenixick Co., Inc. SHORT RIBS BY FR A NK O’N E A L moving large appliances Bunt­ and Iteauty aide department. letters. Readers answer­ door sedan. V-8, automatic, and Hartford. Temixirury, full­ Pork and Oakland Ave. ing barrels delivered. *4. 644- Opportunity for advancement ing blind box a^ who power steering, radio, Priced 1776 time or 9-3 p.m. Excellent pay, Bunker Hill Rd., Andover i n SEEP S0ME4dE»\110NS-' desire to protect their to sell. 643-2880. Millinory, no fee. Staff Builders. II Asy­ East Hartford, Conn. 742-8061 for ambitious man In rapidly identity can follow ‘his LAWNS maintained. Rubbish Dressmaking 19 lum, Hartford, 278-7610. growing company. Bxeallent ' procedure; ’ 1965 PONTIAC Grand Prix taken to the dump. Odd jobs. working conditions Including automatic transmission, power 649-1868 after 6 p.m. DRE88MAKINO and altera' Major Medical program, paid Enclose your reply to E ARN extra money, openings Iwilldnys. |>enalon plan Salary the box In an envelope — steering, power brakes, buc­ tlons, sippers replaced etc kets, console with tachometer, COMPLETE sharpening serv­ Call 649-4811 available for port-Ume clerks, open Call' 649-2835, Mr. Mor- address to the Classified HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE evenings and weekends. Must Manager, Manchester rear defroster. Used dally. ice. Hand and power mowers reale for bdervlew. X « be over 21. Apply in person 9 Evening Herald, together Moving, must sell. First *960 sharpened and repaired. Pick DRESSMAKING and altera­ with g/ood typing ability to do diversified clerical a m. ■ 8 p.m. Cumberland t'AHINET makers wanted. Ex­ with a memo listing the takes It. 647-9774 after 6 p.-ip. up and delivery. Call inytlme, tions done at reasonable prices. Call 649-9919. Farm Store 449 Hartford Rood. perienced only Dlaplnycrafl. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE companies you do NO'T 04.3-5305. Sharpall, 585_.Adams work. We will tniin on our equipment. Full ninge want to see your letter. 643 9567 St , Manchester, Conn. of benefits. Call for appointment. rvl9-5‘29r). TWO part-Ume itock men no \EANWHILE IN THE SNOW'S OLD BARN. Your letter ^11 be de­ 1962 PONTIAC Bonneville. 2- WONPERFUL IDEA, AND IF YOU'LL PICK SOME experience necessary. Hour*. MRS. SNOW, stroyed If the advertiser door hardtop. Call 649-1713. MAINTENANCE and repair, Moving— ^Trucking— BLUEBERRIES, PEPPER, HEY, ITS COME! 91 or 1-6:30, 5 day week. I'LL BAKE A PIE TONIGHT / THE POT OF Is one you’ve mentioned, commercial and residential. Storage 20 Write Box "TT ” Manrherier M r JEW ELRY i f not It will be handled 1961 AUSTIN-Healy 3000. Excel­ Experienced. 643-6952 after 6 WIPCO MILL WORK CO. LUNOHEONETTE •yp-y 8 't iMiLurv In the usual manner. Herald. When writing please 15 CONE! s : lent condition. Four-speed, p.m. MANCHESTER Dellvery-Itghi 7 . _ ROVA U good Ures. Call 646-3416 after trucking and package delivery. 73 Tolland Tiike., Manchester ^>eclfy hours preferred. MANAaER -TAILDR 6 p.m. MANCHESTER- South Windsor. Refrigerators, wroAera and A'l Marino Services (Former­ stove movliig, specialty. Fold (Rear of Western Beef Market) HTtHK ami delivery lx»y need, Salary Plus Botiaa Lost and Found 1 ly M & M Rubbish) Attic, cel­ Ing chairs for rent. 649-0752 ed part-time afternoons. MtsS Full Cotnpany Beoeftla 1961 CATALINA Pontiac, needs lar, garage, yard cleaning, ap­ have tlrivers llceisM Call 649 LOST — Black and white cat, A|«F»y repair. Beat offer. 649-2924. pliances moved, removed, fur­ 2815, 643-6066. "Mittens,” vicinity of Mather niture bought, sold. For ap­ Pointing— Poporing 21 St., Manchester, August 6th. STOCK men m> experience W. T. 8RANT pointment 644-2615. / Call 649-3161. 1967 CAMARO, 450 h.p., low, B. H. M AOOWAN JR. A Sons. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR noceasary, 40 hm r week, good PAMKADB C iw NIA, la«. T.M 1*8- UI. M. ON. ' '---- low mileage. Call 649-1540. ODD JOBS—all types.. Clean­ Interior and exterior painting, sabiry luwl lieneNts Write Ilox LDST—^Black and white kitten, paper hanging. ’Thirty years New and modem computer Installation. Ideal working con-^ An Egw M ups. landscaping, carpentry, "W " Manchester lierahl gold collar. Green Manor area. experience, four generations. dltlons with excellent fringe benefits. Bmpleyer “ Learning to live away from civilization will be very miscellaneous repairs, etc. De­ Answers to name Darren. 647- Free estimates, fully Insured. dfJODYEAR Service RIore. has helpful . , , he'll be going to college some day, Auto Accessories— pendable service. Call 643-7218. Ground floor opportunity. Must be c-x|)erienced and able to you know!!" 9514. 643-7361 an opening for a full Ume Urs MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Tires 6 train others. changer Home stock room LCST—Brown and white female TWO tires, 6.50x13 on rims and Household Services CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ work ami deliveries Involved, dog, part Springer Spaniel. R e­ terior painting, paper hanging liberal company benefits Ap­ FREE battery for Comet. (3aJl 643- Offered 13-A STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF ward. Call 649-9406. 8877. Discount on wallpaper. Call COLONIAL BOARD CO. ply Uoodynarh Service Store, 646-3048, Os<-ar Hebert. Vernon (ircle, o r call 646-0101. APARTMENT LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deilv- I KNEW I WAS LOST — Four month old-brown An equal opportunity employ­ OTHER U.S. CITIZENS,ARE SEEKIN6 ASVU/M A6AIN ALREADY ery, yard.s, attics, cellars clesin- 615 Parker St., Mancheiter, Conn. CUT OUT FOR A AS MOBS ROAM THE STREETS HOWUNO FOR and white male puppy with col­ Trailers— BRIGHTER Homos — Painting, er. For light duties renderod { AM BUT THE FRIEND ed and removed. Also odd joba. decorating, papering, interior Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftut DIPLOMATIC VANKEES 10 MLIFV.V |------^ h e r o ! lar. Vicinity of Carter St. and In snuill aportinent buUd- CAREER ■^EXCUSE, PDR FAVORT Mobile Homes 6-A 644-8962. and exterior Fully Ineured. HAKKH trainee needed for ex- Camp Meeting Rd., call 647- Ing. Ideal for rettrod iCARAMBA/ iEETEES Call John Drever, 872-4155. 875- (Muidlng • donut and muffin 9897. I960 NASHUA mobile home, 12x REW EAVING of bums, moth- 1834. stKjp. Some ex|>erlence pre­ couple or elderly womnn. eSTSVo CAfioN! 55', excellent condition. Ideal holes. zippers repaired. Win­ LOST—Savings Passbook No. 29 ferred but will train Beneflta. Write Bo« P r/o ‘Herald* for newlyweds or retired cou­ dow shades made to measure, 004183 6 of the Connecticut EDWARD R PRICE—Painting lieaae ap|>ly In |>erson to the ples, Choice location with all adze Venetian blinds. Keys SALES HELP WANTED stating your noros, ad­ Bank and Trust Company. exterior and Interior Paper M uter Donut Hlwp, 225 Weel dress and phooe aantbor. many extras. Must be seen to made wrhlle you watt. Tape re­ hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. MMdle Tpke appreciate. R. B. Associated corders for rent. Marlow's. 867 649-1001 Various openings for saleswomen in many de­ Porsonols Brokers, 649-9925. Main St. 649-6221. JOSEPH P. LEWIS Custom partments, full and part-time. Pleasant working WOULD like ride mornings CAMPER 1969 Alpine, used. 3 TWO HANDYMEN want a Painting. Interior and ex­ conditions, lilteral employe discounts, itension plan from Branford St. to Travel- weekends, sleeps 8 in comfort, variety of Jobs by day or hour, terior. Paper hanging Wall­ plus many other l>enefitH. Apply to Mr. Hurry MR. ABERNATHY ers Insurance. (2all 643-9438 or Sacrifice, *400 below coat. 643- Reasonable. Call 643-5306, 848- paper books on request. Fully Cohen at BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 277-2528, days. 9859. . 8292. Imnired. Free estlmatei Call " 7 X3 7 : 6499658, If no answer. 643-6362. [ la n d and BUILDINGS^ DUDLEY/THERFS A WITH THE PAIR tickets for sale to Jazz NIMROD lent camper, used Building— D (Sl L FLY IN M Y ICE TE A ! TEMPERATURE IN festival at Woodstock. August “ "ce, excellent condition. Call INSID E—outside polntliig Spe­ 16-17, 649-1348. 649-2926. Controcring 14 THE 90'9, IT cial rates for people over 66. Manchekter I’arkade PROBABLY FEEL'S WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Call my competitors, then call NOW IS the time for all wise N. J LaFIamme — Carpenter I F O R S A L E VERY me. Estlmatea given. 6497861 OICkL buyers to take advantage of contractor. Additions, lemodel- An equal opportunity em|>loyer REFRESHING <-ALAU_J N O T M e / I'M G O IN G YOU WOULDNT PACE Automobiles For Sole 4 I BY TOWN OF MANC HESTER Rectown's year end savings. Ing and repairs. Coll anytime NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ TO HIM ! TOBeAOTAP. C O T H A T TO NEED CAR? Credit very bad* We have ordered our complete for free estimates. 875 1642. aOADJBfZE^ACk:. JOB NAMAThi/ ing, paper hanging, paper re­ I MANrHEHTER, (ONNECTIOJT Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ line of 1970 models and must moval. celllnge. Guaranteed MATURE woman for parl-llme HALES Asaorlatea' wanted by ANDA SWINGING HALLMARK Building Com­ est Douglas accepts lowest clear the decks In preparation workmanship Prompt service, work In new sea (« x l store multi-office real estate Arm, BACHELOR' pany—for home improvement, down, smallest payments, any­ for their arrival. We can save satisfaction guaranteed. 647- Apply In person at Captain ..part-time but can work Into m m v m additions, rec rooms, garages, I S*ol*rf bMs for H solo of (7) porcob where. Not small loon finance you many dollars, but sUll as­ 9564. Mao's Sea Food. 978 Hulllvari full-time out of Manchester lo­ roofing, gutters. Free esti­ company plan. Douglas Mo­ sure you of our sincere Inter-, Ave r South Windsor cation. Willing to train quali­ of loud, ond hmd ond bdildiiigs hi tho To«ro mates. all work guaranteed. tors, 345 Main. est In your needs, a very ada- PAINTING— Interior and ex­ fied applicants Evans A Clapp, I of Monchoftor, loco f d os foBowrt: Call 646-2527. terior. very reaaonable. free COUNTER girl part time 8-14- quate selection and most Im­ -•* K ------MIJI Realtors. 686-6404. 1968 CO RVETTE coupe, 327 estimates. Call RIcliard Mar­ midnight to 6 am. Aj^ly tn portant the unquestionable WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ person Beos Eaton Donuts, 190 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER cubic Inch, 350 h.p. engine, 4- tin. 649-9285, 6494411. HAHYHITTF.K wanted to >arr n Z M N O 1 Boreal of land locstod on the m at t d * speed transmission, posltrac- M rvice that has already made modeling specialist. Additions, Center Bt for two snuill chtklren cei w uf Skudlond Dfjva known a# lot Nu. U us the talk of the industry. Our rec rooms, dormers, pnrrhes. map or plan onUtlad "OAPITOL VTBW O U T O F . , tlon. Call 742-8286. after 7 p.m. NICK'S Interior and exterior (SLOkmoJ weekends Prefer •present Inventory Include the cabinets, formica, built ■ ins. A MARSHAIJ> Field Family HBlOH’r t . " G A S A M D M E E D painting Free estimates. Call somwne 18 or over with e*- )-( EVERY BO D ^^ bathrooms, kitchens 6493446 p r i FT in g V-A h e l p 1968 F IR E B IR D 400, deluxe In­ complete Holiday Line, Avalon. 643-1731. owned orgsxhxaUon Is igram land High Bclujol Hours 8 a m on aaoCerly side of Vernon Mlreet kjcaOed 90 TOPROOC WAS HOSPITALIZ8P ONLY IS PAV*. wagon, automaUc, V-8. power too small. Call 6498164 Ing ( spoctallzlng tn older NOT THRCB WEEKS AB EVBRYTNB THOUdHTl LEFT NOW IF TM TO F*JD HBRTTt soon while our offering is com­ Minimum 16 hours per sreek to 4 p m . at *1 80 per hour between No 107 and US Vernon Street. ON AUOUBT 1,I907„ TMB DAY THAT LOAD O’ SOLO SOLD HBP STASHED AWAYi steering, excellent condition. floors). Inside palnUng Paper ' I MIKT UMRN HB plete. Remember quality C ARPEN TO Y — concrete etape for 8 weeks W’Ul pay *S0fj Bee Pleaor contact Board of Edu WAS HIJACKED ON THB OXBOW ROAD— *1,175 or reasonable offer. 649 hanging No Job too small 4 That certain place nr parcel - Hartford Rd . Monr heater WOMAN wanted for Ivajsework ITEM NO. lent oondiUon. *STS. 6498418. STARCRAFT, 1969 model, \DDinON8. remodeling. ga­ —expedient and confidential natad ua the weadorty side o f Finley RQ^IN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS preferably Friday «43-4266 sleeps 8. used one month. Call rage rec rooRU. bathrooms •endee J D Real Estate P A R T TIM E woUreas. gorjd Street tveih td No. 20 Ftnley Street. 1961 AUSTIN-Healy Sprite, re- 649-6302 tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce , A mcpc 643-5129 asirktng cotvdtuoos. ptesoont txdlt engine, many extras. *800 ITEM NO. J That certain piece or parcel o t land lo­ ment work, cellar floors, pa­ - surroundings Hours con be ne- or beat otter. CaU 6494126. cated on the wsoterly side bf HUletown tios. roofing Cal) Leoa Cleo- Busiims Opportunity 28 gouoted mt tan Rood •cattb ut No 472) HULstown Rood. Motercyclos— «>7iskl. Builder 6494i61' 1B8» L E k A N S . 350. V-8, ' three ^ Bkyefes x 11 T a v e r n — Going buntneas, a IX)E8 AN Avon representative ASSISTANT on floor, 5.000 miles. Eight Bids wUI be received tn the Office o t the Ol. . REM ODELING dor»e Room ad­ money, maker for the right cal) on you’ We may need mootha left under warrantee LITTLE SPORTS ditions. garages, breeseways. man. Aaking only *8.000 Con- aomerme tn y ooi neighborhood MANAGER reotrjr o f General ServlcM. Municipal ButkUng, BY ROUSON Showroom coodlUor. Forced to DUCK TR A IL bike. 1969 model, Free estimates. Work guaran­ Uct Mr PYechette, H M Fre­ No obllgatVxi (.'all 289 4922 I W# Mod aa awsrgattc aad I t l Center Btreait. Monchaeter. .CbnrMctlcut. until sell. *2.800 or best offer. 649 reasonable offer Call 643-6420 teed Phone 643-7996 anyUme chette. Realtors. M7-9993 I osnhfttaaa btdlvWwJ whs II OO A M , Hepdember 24. 1969, at which time 7602. • HAPPINFJIH ts being a FoMv waaks te get BICYCLES—new and used. R e­ they, will be •rpeoad and read publicly In the DORMERS, garages, tx^rdies. lon Oounclkif Part-time work. * I— ttraace Hsaeftta I / ' 1964 CORVETTE, mint condi­ pairs on all maker Open doily * fioad Holory 'Hearing Roosn. rec rooms, rr«m additions, Hnip Wqnfed fuK-Ume pay. two free ward­ tion. 4-speed. S2T. *50 h.p. Coll 95 :30. Manchester Cycle 8hr

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHliisTifiK. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUSt 14, 1969 Help Wanted— Help Wanted-~- Household Goods 51 Aportments— Flats— Apartments-—Fiats— Houses For Rent 65 PAGE TWENW-ONE Ma!e or Female 37 Male or Female 37 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 R E A L BARGAINS —B-plece SEVEN ROOM Cape, Im­ l‘*!r** Housns For Sa!e 72 Housos For Sak 72 Houses For Sak 72 Lofs For Sak 73 mediate occupancy,' excellent 148 TWO FAMILY lots. *1 OOO For Sak 75 Out of Town CLASSIFIED IMMEDIATE opening available -walnut bedroom set; 3-plece "E W ONE and two-bedroom de A TTR A C TIV E 3% room apart­ Out of town unit, all utlUUes. Carriage MANCHESTER—LOW 20s for experienced real eatate living room set; 30” 4-bumer ment, quiet residenUal area, condition *225 a month, Wol- HEBRON — near Gay City, Out of Town For Sak WANTED luxe garden type apartments Realty. 648-1111. ^ 75 For Sak 75 broker or saleaman who gas range; Youngstown stove verton Agency. 649-2813. JUST REDUCED NEW LISTING! beautiful 1)4 acre com er lot, available now. Call Paul all utilities plus parking in­ SOUTH WINDSOR deairea to affiliate with a Cabinet; combination Zenith ..... IN PRICE PRICE SLASHED stone walls, minutes » fmm VE31NON E a x m O T O N W. Dougan. Realtor. 649-4535 cluded. Ideal for newlyweds. MANCHESTER — New 6V& Immaculate 6-room CMpe,' N E W R A N C H ADVERTISING progressive organization offer­ Part-time assessor and phono-radio. Other items. If Manchester, ready to' build. A P O LLO 13 Available September 1st. ’ *130 ' . 1 part-time building inspec­ room brick Ranch style du­ HoiisM FoTSak~W BUT 'IHAT’S ALL! 3-4 bedrooms, 1)4 baths, B U Y T O D A Y This Rfuich not only has Should be this clean. EYont 5% ASSUMABLE ing full facilities of a realtor. needed you can’t afford to pass TH R EE - BEDROOM town- monthly. Cali 236-0664 or 663- *4800. J. G. Possum 643-9859. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS tor for the Town of Bol­ plex. Two fireplaces, range heated and paneled recrea­ an 18 ^ Utchen but also to back Split with 3 bed­ Here is a 7-room Oolontal X We offer you your own desk, this up. 629 Center St., 647- house apartment includes utili­ 7364. M ANCHESTER — One ’ owner tion room with carpeting, ton, Conn. Applicants wiU and dlsttwaitier. *230 monthly. VERNON — Tolland. % acre has a large 37 ft. living rooms. big living room. 37 with a large 17 x 15 ft 8 A.M . to 4:30 P.M. and a chance to develop at 1219. ties, appliances, parking, Cape. Six full rooms Including There’s sUU 7 large airy hatchway. Top value! <3all We are offering you a home be considered for individual Owner, 688-1041. treed building lot Kingsbury room 'With a wall to wall f t rec. room, bullt-lns, cHy Flomlly room, 2 flrepfatces, your own pace. Excellent com­ positions or in combination. private bastement and patio. three bedrooms, formal din­ rooms, modem kitchen and Karl Bauer, 875-6737. where you can enjoy living fireptaoe, 2)4 batha, didi- SEWING MACHINES — singer a tree shaded yard to spend Ave. Ebetension. Gorgeous water, nicely manicured garage; much more. Month­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. mission arrangement with Tests will be conduoted. Call J.D. Real Estate Asso­ Furnished BOLTON — Rent-option-4>uy. ing room, spacious kitchen. at a giea tly reduced price. waiiter, oven and range, lawm. Flrlly enclosed 16 x ly payment Is *151 tax in­ good earning potential. For an Contact the Bolton Select­ aiitotiiatic zig-zag, excellent ciates, 643-5129. these hot summer evenings RAINBOW REALTY This reduction In price will view. Must sell. 643-1646. city water. 3-car garage. Apartments 63-A Four-room Ranch. Oil heat, Owner transferred. *23,600. in. Priced low 20s. 32 ft. In ground Buster cluded. Priced at only 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION appointment to ' discuss this men's Ofhce, 649-8743, be­ condition. Makes buttonholes Newington help offset the high interest A ll for only *30,000. Call *130. GoodchOd-Bartlett Real­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors. AMSTON LAKE — 2 acres. Crabbe pool. In the *30o *25,900. CaU Jim FVrrence, opening, call Mr. Werbner, tween 9:30 A.M. and 2 hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ WE HAVE tenants waiting for 666-5111 rates. J. Florence 649-5306.^ 649-5306. Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4 :S0 p.m. Fiidai ONE-ROOM furnished efficien­ tors, 2894)939, 6(28-3496. 649-2813. Beach privilegea. Immediate Jim Florence 649-5306. Jarvis Realty Co., 643-1121. P.M., for further informa­ inally over *300., 6 monthly your apartment or house. Call Computerized Customer Computerised Customer cy apartment. Apply M arlow’s? KEITH AGENCY MANCHESTER — Older 2- possession. Price *4000, *150 Computerised Custotner tion. payments of *8.50 each or pay- Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- MANCHESTEjR .— South End. This immaculate S-bedroom Sendeea Services Services TOUR COOPERATION WILL 867 Main St., Manchester. 646-4126 649-1922 fam lly located in Oak St. area. down. Balance budget terma. PIANO TEACHER for music 151 cash. 522-0931 dealer 4535. Immaculate like new Califor­ spilt level home Is located BE APPRECIATED Out of Town Newly painted exterior, alumi­ Amston Lake Co. SS7-364T. DIAL M3-2711 store, afternoons. For more in­ ONE-ROOM efficiency avail­ nia styled Ranch home on the in WoodhUl Heights on a B &. W CUSTOM made draperies, slip NEW plush one and 2-bedroom num storms and screens, 3- B (Si W formation please, call 649-3390. MALE OR female help wanted able Sept. 1st, heat, hot water, For Rent 66 most attractive acre plus lot professionally landscaped lot B (&. W apartments, wall to wall car­ MANCHESTER- Richard Rd., b a r r o w s and W A L L A C E Co. b a r r o w s for full-time and part-time covers and reupholstering. electricity, private entrance, car garage. Low 20’s. Call In an area of fine homes. and WAILACE Ca b a r r o w s and W A L L A C E Co. NORTH Coventry — Modem we’ve ever seen. Priced In the recent four-bedroom Colonial! Rusort Propurty Manchester Parkade Manchester Parkade Continued Prom Preceding Page counter work. Apply in person, Budget terms. Established in pets, dishwasher, appliance.^, *89. 643-4884. broker. 643-1646. Such extras as wall to wall Manchester Parkade PRODUCTION five-room unfurnished second high 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- Formal dining room, fire- Manchester 649-5306 Manchester 649-5306 Liggett’s Limcheonette, Msui- 1945. Days, 524-0154 evenings air-conditioning. Starting at carpeting, air-conditioning, For Sak 74 Miancheeter 649-5306 floor apartment with heat, hot 0131. placed living room, huge fam ­ *15,500, SM ALL 3 bedroom Help Wanted— Male 36 chester Parkade. 649-7590. *165 per month. Call Paul W TWO-room furnished apart­ custom drapes an-^ 2 full BOLTON — New on market. COLUMBIA LA K E —4t4-robm WORKERS water, electric range. Couple ily room, 2H baths double ga- Ranch. Garage, full cellar, oil AMSTON LAKE — Waterfront, AMSTON LA K E —6)4 room Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. ment, all utillUes, *110. 646- SIX-ROOM Ranch, garage, baths add to the many 5)4-room Ranch with complete­ Rartch on approximately one C^SlAN, USED refrigerators. roge plus many refinements. baseboard heat. Pasek Real­ watervlew. and wooded lota. Ranch styled cottage. Three First— Second—Third Shifts F R IE N D L Y Ice Cream Shop 9686 after 6 p.m. preferred. N o pets. Phone three bedrooms, fireplace! amenities. For an appoint­ ly finished basement, big wood­ ranges. automatic washer.'- DUPLEX, 3 bedrooms, garage, Call Warren E. Howland. Real­ tors. 289-7475, 742-8243. Enjoy immediately, beaches, acre. *16,600. Phllbrick Agen bedrooms. Condition Immacu­ Multi-Circuits extends an invi­ has full-time and part-time, evenings after 5 p.m., 742-6668. Well landscaped. Ebccellent lo­ ment to inspect cal] Doris ed lot 150x300’, fine residential cy. Realtors, 646-4200. wlih guarantees. See them at *150 a month. Security deposit M ATU R E gfrad student girl tors, 643-1108. boating, fishing, winter sports, late. Lovely treed lot, within tation to visit our plant to dis­ evenings and afternoon work cation. Assumable 6)4 per cent Smith, 649-2519. nelghboriiood. Immediate oc­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. B.D. P earl’s Appliances. 649 and references required. Write seeks same or teacher 25-30 to BOL’^ N — 3-room apartment, SCOTTISH Castle — ten rooms, etc. *10 down, budget terms. yards of lake. Immediate oc­ cuss Job opportunities in the available. Looking for am­ mortgage. Mid 20’s. Owner. cupancy, T.J. Crockett. Real­ GLASTONBURY-Hebron area Main St. Call 643-2171 share apartment with, in Man­ quiet neighborhood, references MANCHESHTlbl — Executive on 45 acres of land, painstak­ From *795. Cottages available. following areas: bitious men and women to en­ Box ” KK,” Manchester Herald. 643-2666. tor. 643-1877. Immaculate 4-bedroom Cape, cupancy. *12.600 for fast sale. Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time, (Required. *136 monthly, 643- 8-4 bedroom Colonial In fine ingly restored 17th century Amston Lake Co. Open 7 days. joy steady, secure, year ’round chester. 647-1942. JA RV IS R E A L T Y CO. built 1962. fireplace, alumlmmt Belflore Agency, 647-1413. 6 days per week, shift differential. Blue Cross, Plating THREE-plece living room set THREE-room Apartment, sec­ 6983. residential area. *29,500. Call . former Grist mill. Waterwheel 1-637-2647. employment with opportunity COLONIAL-*-Ten rooms. First BOLTON —Charming 8-room Fabricating 3 months old, original price ond floor. Heat, stove, refrig­ J.D, R eal Estate Associates that generates your own elec­ Realtors MLS Insurers aiding, large wooded lot. *22.- VEatNON--Seven-room Colonial CMS, life insurance, paid holidays and other fringe to assume responsibility. *2 per floor consists of large living center chimney Cape. Im­ Silk Screening *800. Excellent condition. Sell­ erator. Available September Business Locariotis ROCKVILLE — Nicely fur­ 848-5129. tricity, picturesque waterfall, 900. Meyer Agency, Realtor 2-car garage, fireplace, carpet­ benefits. Inspection room with fireplace, dining maculate four bedrooms, 2)4 643-0600. * hour guarantee. No experience ing for *400. 643-0381. 1st. No pets. *116 monthly. Se­ nished four-room apartment, with water rights. For further 283 E. Center St., 643-1121 Out of Town ing. parklike settli^. Good- necessary. Apply in perton, 766 For Rent ' /64 room, modem kftchen with baths, beautifully landscaped. curity required. Call 646-1098. *125. Security deposit, adults ALTON STREET - Eight-room Information call Phllbrick chlld-BartJett. 289- A progressive and expanding company. Apply to Mr. George Smith be­ built-ins, den, large fam ily For Sak 75 Shade and fruit trees, stone SOUTH WINDSOR - s room ReaUora, tween 8-10 am . and 4-6 p.m. Silver Lane, East Hartford. COLDSPOT refrigerator 16 cu. SMALL STORE near lOO per only. Available September 1st. home with ‘*in-Iaw" apartment Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. 0039. 528-3498. room, plus finished rec room walls. Select neighborhood. Ranch. Paneled and heat­ only. ft., excellent condition. Call FOUR ROOM first floor flat, 643-9678. in center of Town. Three bed­ cent Main Street location. Ap­ MANCHESTER — Beautiful Minutes to new Route 6. Louis 615 Parker St., Manchester COOK WANTED. Night work, anytime. 289-8668. security deposit and rental in basement. Second floor has rooms up (sunporch could be NEW LISTIN G — Clean 6-room ed rec room, 2-car garage. ICx- AMSTON I^KE — 4 room, ply M arlow’s, 867 Main Street. Ranch consisting of kilchen, Dlmock Realty, 649-9633. MULTI-CIRCUITS no Sundays. Apply at Acadia agreement. *140 per month. VERNON — NOW Renting. 4 bedrooms. On one acre a fourth and the bath; down Cape, fireplace In living room, EAST HARTFORD cellent area. *23.900. Hayes artesian well, 5 Iota, cellar, MOVING — Must sell side by dining room, living ix>6m and Agency. 646-0131. Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus. 60 Harrison St., Manchester Reastaurant. Call 649-0898. Earl Everett Real Eatate, 646- MANCHESTER — Central lo­ “ You owe it to yourself to see wooded lot with 2-car attached there are five rooms, living enclosed porch, city utilities, beach privilegea. Total price side refrigerator-freezer, cedar three bedrooms plus large VERNO N — Neat 6-room 0191. cation 5,000 square feet of one of these lovely apartments garage. Adjoining land may be room, dining, modem kitchen, *23,000. Phllbrick Agency Real­ Ranch with formal din­ *9,000. terms. Amston Lake Co. chest, tables, camp cots, heated recreation room. One VERNON—Large 714 room Split, warehouse space, small office, situated in a small apartment acquired. *38,900. Phllbrick lavatory, laundry room and, in tors, 646-4200. 7-poom all brick Cape with ing rof.m, 3 bedrooms, fire­ 537-2647. maple bedroom set, gilders, 149 OAKLAND ST. — Two car garage. Tiils one you have 2-car garage. Beautifully 3 Mrooms, large kitchen parking area, reasonable complex located In sin attrac­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. the rear, additional living place, basement garage. A power roller, golf cart, fans, rooms, heat and appliances. to see. PuU price *23.500. M it­ treed well landscaped cor­ with dishwasher, disposal TOLLAND — SPAcioiTs'and PLANT MAINTENANCE AUTO MECHANIC MCDONALD’S terms. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tive residential area.” Brand room and bedroom. Full base­ MANCHESTER — Two-story terrific value at *21,500. Call books, lamps, etc. 838 Hart­ *85. Security. 646-2426 from 9-5 home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, ten Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. ner lot. Northend location. bullt-lns. IH baths, rec room! beaut IhU 7 - room Raised new 3% room apartment (one MANCHESTER ment throughout. New gas Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co. MECHANIC IS NOW HIRING FOR THE FALL! ford Rd., Manchester. p.m. BOLTON Notch at end of new bedroom) featuring heat, hot central location. Newer fur­ All tiled kitchen, dining Enrage, swimming pool, Ver­ Ranch, two yeeirs young. (Foreign Cars) heat, new plumbing, w ir­ MANCHEISTER — REX3ENT room, living room, bedroom Realtors, 643-1121. parkway, 400 square foot of­ water, refrigerator, range, nace. Lot of house tor *20,600. non Hills I. Only $M.2CiO. Colll- Ideal residential ojea. Throe P IN E cheats, sewing cabinets, MANCHESTER — One - bed­ OLCOTT DRIVE ing, etc. This home Is In ex­ eight-room custom Colonial. and )4 bath on 1st floor. Excellent opportunity for Immediate openings for 2 Male and female help. fice. Will remodel to suit, plen­ hood, garbage disposal, mas­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. COVENTRY — Nice, Clean 4- Wagner Realty. 875-3396, 843- mlnutee to parkway. Twonty man experienced in ma­ caned chairs, oil lamps, pic­ room garden type apartment, ceptional condition. Aluminum Double garage, 2)4 batha, for­ 3 bedrooms, plus tiled bath, 9068. experienced men, up to Hours flexible, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. ty of parking. Ideal for profes­ ter TV antenna, teleidione out­ PARK-LIKE SETTING room Ranch, large paneled liv­ mlnutea to Hartford. Treed chine rei)air and mainte­ *4.60 on hour to start. tures, frames, writing box, col­ private entrance, ranch tyi>e, siding, two-car garage, over­ JORDT St. — Brick Cape, mal dining, spacious kitchen full dormer on 2nd floor. sional use. Call E. T. McKin­ lets, curtain rods, window Partial rec room, kitchen ing room, 2 twin-sUed bed­ lot. Privacy. Oosivenlent to nance. Permanent year Many benefits. Apply Apply in person only. lectables, glassware. 643-6526. *145. per month. Available im­ sized lot. Immediate occu­ modem kitchen, formal dining with bullt-lns, fireplaced living TOtJ.,AND— something special. ney, 643-2226. shades and full bath with and cool basement. For rooms, eat-ln Kitchen, year store and schools. Force hot ’round employment, above mediately. Paul W. Dougan, Five-room Ranch Cape. pancy. Sensibly priced under room, huge fam ily room, loads Young and pretty 3- bedroom vanity. Washers and dryers in room, 1)4 baths, 14’xl8 ’ fam­ Information contact Len 'round home, new furnace, water heat, wall to wall car­ average wages and work­ Realtor, 649-4535. F IV E —room suite of front Main Fireplace, garage, full rec­ thirty thousand dollars. T. J. ily room, all glass, with rais­ of extras. Top location. Call Ranch set on a fabulous treed ing conditions, as well as GORIN’S SPORTS KENMORE 30” electric stove, basement (coin-operated) and reation room, aluminum Ferri 646-1117. Res. 644- double lot. Only *12.500, Keith pet. tanveor garage, fireplace. c o n a l d s d r iv e in St. office.s, 100 percent loca­ Crocket^ Realtor, 643-1577. ed hearth fireplace, finished Warren E. Howland, Realtor. 1697. lot. large kitchen and dining complete free benefit pro­ CA R C E N T E R M D ’ - 17 months old. Call 649-0930. storage area. Plenty of siding, screens, storm sash. Agency, 648-4126, 649-1922. Transferred. Available Sept­ FIVE ROOM apartment, first 643-1108. area, bullt-lns, cut stone ftre- gram. Apply Route 83 (Tolland Tpke). 46 West Center Street tion near banks, air-condition­ parking. For on appointment Nicely landscaped. *26,500. HIGHWOOD Drive, better than rec room In basement with ember 1st. *28.900 Prtnclplee floor, garage, no children or pWu'e. garage. Only (33,900. Manchester MOVING out of state must sell, ed, automatic fire sprinkler. to see this new lovely apart­ Owner. new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ bar, automatic garage doors, BOWERS School — Six-room BOLTON I.,ake — Waterfront only. 872-8821. Manchester, Conn. pets, *130. plus security. Wol- Colll-Wagnor Realty, 6499068, 646-0158 kitchen set, child’s table Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St ment building please call 872- erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of extra building lot, beautifully Colonial, 1)4 bathe, possible HURWIT & SIMONS California style home, 3 bed­ FIRST NATIONAL verton Agency, 649-2813. 8793398. chairs, trike, other items. 649- 289-0939 521-3795 graceful living area. Prime lo­ landscaped yard, Phllbrick rooms, large enclosed porch STORES, Inc. TOR R E N T 01 sale-461 Main 0529 weekdays for an appoint­ four bedrooms, attached ga­ Reeitors 7113. AVAILABLE September 1st, 4 ment. Rental *135 downstairs, cation, top quality and unique Agency Realtors, 646-4200. rage, large kitchen. Nice with Bundeck overlooking lake. SituaHons Wanted— Articles For Sale 45 Street. Building and lot next 648-4348 VERNON^Roomy 26x84’ Cape, Wantad— Rm I Est«rt« 77 Pork and Oakland Aves. room apartment in excellent *146 upstairs (Including car­ floor plan makes this an out­ grounds. Well cared for. Im­ Phllbrick Agency. Realtors, FINISH carpenters. Apply to Fema7e 38 MAPLE, twin bed with spring, to Post 'Office Excellent loca­ SBIVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2)4 til­ landscaped yard, 4 bedrooms, Bast Hartford PORTABLE Airline TV, with condition, range, refrigerator, peting.) Oct. 1st. occupancy. standing offering. Hayes Agen­ mediate occupancy. Mid 20’s, 212 TaloottvlUe Road. 646-4200. PRIVATE party desires build­ office, Alco Development *5., formica kitchen set with tion for any use. 646-2426 from M ANCHESTER — 3-- appliances, carpeting tind Sunny kitchen with dining area places, sauna bath. Reason­ stantial cash or owner nsslst. lns, dlspoaal, 3 (Ireplscss, par­ Bidwell Rd., So. Windsor. 289- 444 Tolland Tpke., Manchester able. 649-1286. weekdays. er parking lots. Excellent In­ huge recreation room, garage, and reekdentlal |>r»perty Uot- RELIABLE housekeeper and er *1. Manchester Hardware Olympic pool. Children accept­ and bullt-lns, living room has NEW LISTIN G —7-room Cape, 10 PER CENT down to qualified ably priced at *46,500. T. J. ed financing. Will assume tial rec room, garage, assum­ 4361. come. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ trees. *27,900. Hutchins Agen­ Inga wanted Memtter MIJI. 646-2114 companion. Call 643-7980. & Supply, 877 Main St. 643- DINING room set, table six ed. 872-0872 or 625-0994. MAIN ST. — 4 rooms, all or flmplace and wall to-wall car­ with full rfied dormer, large buyers on our Best Buy List­ Crockett, Realtor, 875-6279. present 884 per cent mortgage. able mortgage. Asking 134,800. tors, 646-4200. cy, Realtors, 649-5324. AuaUn Cham here Realtor. 643- LIGHT truck driver, afternoons, 4425. chairs, three addlolonal pieces. rent Individually, heat and elec­ pet, walk-put basement. 150x living room with fireplace, for­ ings! Call any one of the "Can *154.81 monthly. Bel Air Real Colli Wagner Really, 8793896, 4-ROOM apartment. Landlord Do” boys at the Belflore Agen­ NO. COVENTRY -New Rais­ 643-9068. 3338 1-6:30 p.m. Apply in person, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Good condition. Antique value, tricity provided. Contact Mr. 391 C E N TE R Street, an eight 200’ treed lot. *23,600. Wolver­ MANCHESTER —Oversized 8- mal dining room, recreation Hhitate, Vincent A. Bogginl, Alcar Auto Parts, 226 Spruce WELDERS wanted, cxpcrl- provides heat, security deposit Frechette, H. M. Frechette, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cy, 647-1413. ed Ranch. Acre treed lot. As­ bargain at *160. Delivery ar­ room home with 2-car garage room Cape. Four bedrooms, room, 1)4 baths, enclosed rear Realtor. 643-9333. T O U JtN D - *17.900 will buy St., Manchester. enccii structural fabrication. Boats and Accessorios 46 required. Call 646-3677 between Realtors. 647-9993. sumable mortgage. Small GROOMING all breeds. Har ranged'. 649-1286. located in business n zone. fireplace, sill built-ins, fam ily porch, on treed lot, *29,900. B IL L COE has Just listed a gra­ this five room Cape on corner Cull 633-4673 between 8 n.m.- 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. down payment. Bullt-lns. TOU..AND TransfeiTed own­ mony Hill, H.C. Chase. Hebron Dwelling could be easily con­ room, walk-out patio. Excellent Phllbrick Agency, Reattors, cious seven-room Colonial with lot. ImmedlAte o<-cupancy T 4 p.m. SATIN majple finished dihdng VERNON—BRAND new budd­ 646-4200. Available Immediately. Must er offers Immediate occu­ FOR Rd., Boltor.. 648-5427 SAILING dinghy, 9'3” , 646-1627. verted for professional or com­ BRKTC HOME! condition. Don’t wait. H.M. the nicest, most private rear and buffeit set, excellent con­ SMALL 4 room apartment, sec­ ing, minutes from 1-84, 2-4 be seen. Only *29,900. Pasek pancy! Seven room Cape. J Crockett, Realtor, 875-6279 mercial occupancy. Robert J. Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. yard you’ve ever seen! Double AKC registered Irish Setter, 18 dition, chest of drawers, two ond floor. Main St., over thousand sq. ft. clear span MANCHES’i ^ " Realtors, 2897475, 742-8243. Four big bedrooms, two baths, bakery at Center, heat Includ­ Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, A zone, triple A condition. Too COVENTRY Small year Carylc'Johnson PRODUCTION LATHE month old mule, very good JUST TWO left 16’ fiberglas dressers. Cali after 6, 649-3769. celling, will sub-dlvlde Into Solid brick and masonry M ANCHESTER —Custom hulll room Spilt, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ big fireplaced living room, eat- ed, *96 per month. 649-5781 or 449-5241. many features to list here. COVENTRY —Three year old 'rotmd flve-n»>m home Fire­ Cosmetics with children. Moving neces­ canoes, regular *205. Clear­ units having Its own private fa­ by master craftsman! Liv­ 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, rage, built-in kitchen. Beauti­ ln kitchen, oven and ratige, G ARAGE Sale, FYlday, August 646-0299. ing room with French doors Contact Bill at Belflore Agen­ Dutch Colonial home, set on place, oil Iteal. artesian well, AND sitates selling. 872-6279. ance price, *170 plus tax. Mc­ cilities. *226 per two thousand. disposal, dishwasher, two-flre- ful near acre wooded lot with complete rec room, garage rrs Machine Co. 15th, only. 10-4, antiques, Call 872-0628 weekdays. and fireplace. Spacious din­ cy, 647-1413. nearly an acre wooded lot, spacious lot. I.>nke privileges Bride's Sport Spot, 639 Center Investment Property placcs, 1)4 baths, double ga­ privacy and brook. Hayes Nicely landscaped lot! Min­ MILLING HANDS TWO KITTENS looking for books, chairs, china cabinet, WE HAVE customers waiting ing room ^proxlmately country setting In area of fine Reduced to *13,900 Sselugn St., Manchester. rage. Hutchins Agency, Real Agency, 646-0131. C A R L ZINSSER offers this utes to parkway. Asking *37,. good home. Call 649-6480 after householdi goods, etc. Com er tor the rental of your apart­ BOLTON — Manchester town For Sale 70-A 16 X 13’. Heated sunporch, homes, 7 large rooms, 4 bed­ Realty, 742-8030, 743-6474, 439 Machinery building exper­ ment or home. J.D. Real Ea­ tors, 649-5324. twelve room etXMe In Man­ 900. C. B. Oovang Assocletee, HAS OPENINGS FOR 5:30 anytime weekends. South Rd. and Route 44A Bol­ ■ line,' Rt. 6 and 44-A, large immodemlzed kitchen, open *14,900 — Attractive 5-room rooms, full bath upstairs, 7778 Uggeffs ience needed. Apply in per­ 12’ SEABAGO BOAT, 12 h.p. tate Associates, Tnc., 848-5129 EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- stairway from entrance chester for far, far less than 64*-9674. 872-4168. ton. Watch for sign. frontage with building. Ideal home 2 oedrooms, dining kitchen with eating area, for­ son. Overtime available. BEAUTIkTIL AKC, white, mini­ motor, 1969 trailer, *276. Coll famlly, 4 rooms each apart­ ball. Three bedrooms, two MANCHESTER—Immaculate 4 replacement cost. Call Carl for IM M A C m ^ T E CUSTOM btlllt for garden center, roadside mal dining room, large living HEBRON Quality built ex­ AtTiMnufead* BLANCHARD GRINDER Appointments arranged. 649-6447. M ANCHESTER, 4V4-room town b e t ^ Rusco storms and and 4 duplex. Near bus line room, hot water baseboard ature Pooille pups for sale. business, retail outlet, etc. ment. bullt-lns including air- details. Belflore Agency, 647- room with fireplace, half bath Ranch. Plastered walls, for­ Liberal benefits. house, utilities and appliances, screens, oil steam heat, and shopping. Two heating heat, attached garage, Hutch­ pendable Iv-«haped Ranch. MANCHBflTIR Call 647-U57 after 5:30 p.m. Machinery and Tools 52 643-2880. conditioners, 5 years old. An 1413. In laundry, also full basement. mal dining rixmt Several ex­ OPERATORS 16', 1969 Mercury Ulastron boat, dishwasher, 1% baths, private ot^per plumbing. Plot 50 systems, separate driveways. ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. Country elsed kitchen with 80 h.p. motor, trailer, cover, excellent Investment. Wolver- Newly decorated Inside and bullt-lns. Fireplace, garage. tras wlU slay. Priced for tm- METRONICS, Inc. AKC Oolllcs, exceptionally SPE C IAL — Last one. Shop basement, *190. J. D. Real X 175’ with tree-shaded Excellent value at *23,900. NEWLY LISTED, Immediate metllnte mile In the 20's Min­ GENERAL MACHINE the works. 20 hours old. *2.- ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. L IB E R T Y ST., 5-big, rooms, out. aluminum storms and Four acres with % acre pond. beautiful. healthy, sturdy, worn Wright power blade saw. Estate Associates. 643-5129 or privacy, garden space and Hayes Agency, 646-0131. occupancy. Large custom built 640 Hilliard St. Houses For Rent 65 new furnace, garage, well utes from Manchester Mr sable and iXrhlte. 668-4210. 895. Call 649-5358. *3,000 CASH will purchase this large fireplace. Walking six-room Brick Cape with ga­ screens, drop-ln range and self *24,900. Peaek Realtors, 288- OPERATORS Regular price *199, will sell Superintendent, 649-0086. M ANCHESTER —Just lUted, kept yard In center of every­ Iximbardo, BsKkire Agency. C O VE N TR Y — South St. Five 3-famlly , home located on distance to East Center rage. Country sized kitchen defrosting rerrigerator. Quiet 7476, 742-824*. Manchester, Conn, 12’ STARC RAFT aluminum this one for *149. South Wind­ and Main. Priced in mid Immaculate 3 or 4-bedroom thing, near hospital, *20,900. 847-141*. IMMEDIATE occupancy — 4V4- room Ranch home; ga­ Sergent St., Hartford. M ort­ with new cabinets and formica deadend street, lovely neigh­ H E A T T R E A T boat, 5*/4 h.p. Johnson motor sor Equipment Co., 89 Sullivan 20a. Cape, rec room v.’ith walk-out Kenneth Ostrinsky, Realtor, TOI.1.AND New listing. Own­ TOWN OK MANCIIKSTER. F’R EE kittens, half Siamese, 6 room Town house, appliances, rage with breezewayV' stove, gage assumable. Good return counters. Lovely fireplace. borhood. (M oving out of stale). (X)VKNTRY Keatored 8 and trailer. Call 649-8911 after Avenue. South Windsor, 289- basement, treed and fenced lot 643-1333. er moving oifl of state. Only (XJNNECncUT weeks old, 049-1755. utilities, private patio, and cel­ refrigerator, washer, dryer. with very little cosmetic work. Four bedrooms possible. Beau­ Low 80 s, Ploase nail for on ap­ room, 4-bedroom Colonial. 8 OPERATOR 6:30. 3406. plus many comfortable extras. (21,200 (or S>-k-room Ranch, MOLD MAKERS _ lar, *185. J.D. Real Estate Prt\acy. Furnished *185 per Jacqueline - Roberts Agency, Walton W. Grant Agency RANCH Beautifully decorated, tifully treed lot. Porter 8t. pointment. 742-7888. •» fireplacea, original wlile floor T H R E E - part-angora kittens, Rearonably priced at *26,900. basement garage, storms and (set up and operate) Assoc. 643-6129. month. Call 742-8380. 646-3339. mint condition, 7 rooms all school or St. James School. boarda, 3-car garage, 7 acrea free to good home. Call 646- Lillian Grant, Re(altor Cllall C. J. Coniam, J. D. Real NO. COVENTRY - Large over­ large lot. 1. J. O ockett. Real­ NOTICK SUMMER cloamnce sale very Musical Instruments 53 on one floor, wall to wall car­ Low upkeep assurred. Priced Bel Air Real Estalr, Vincent TOOL MAKERS 2406. A TTR A C TIV E 5-room apart­ 643-1163 Estate Associates, 643-8779. sized Ranch. King size- master tor, 875-6279. OF ADDITION Good waiges, benefits, overtime. good buys on trailers, motors, peting, almost new, stays, mod­ to sell Immediately. Belflore A Bogginl Kraltor. 643-9333. small car top boats, run-a­ GIBSON ES-225 hollowbody ment, adults, references, *136. bedroom. Bullt-lns, dishwash­ O F OUDINANCK F'Olt SALE Ihissetl Hound MANCHESTER -Centrally lo­ em kitchen, formal dining Agency, 647-1418. TOLI..AND 6-room custom bouts, sailboats, cabin electric guitar, beautiful con­ 649-5324. er. fireplace. Only *3,400. In accordance with the provi­ MACIIINIS'TS puppies, tri-color, vaccinated, cated 6-unlt Income property. room, 2 fireplaces, large built t'ape with IH baths, full AN D flVER 6 room houoe cruisers, nil sizes. Very low dition with case. Also Unlvox Note: Aak any Manchester M ANCHESTER — Brick 8-room down. Pasek Resitorz, MLB, sions of t'hapisr 3.—Sectlansu.l r 62 Main St., Manchester AKC registered. 875-1666. MANCHESTER — 6 large Vacancies never a problem. screened porch. 1)4 batha, 3 dormer, one-car garage, love­ overlooking lake. cellar ga­ down i>ayments and Interest fuzz and Prem ier reverb units. Realtor for a fie g decal split level, double garage, 288- 7475, 743-8343. and 9 of the Town Charter, no­ rooms, half of duplex, g^arage, PROJECT ENGINEER Excellent investment. Mid 40’s.. bedrooms, garage. *32,900. ly wooded lot situated In the rage. large porch Asking *14,- Non-arch Monday through Friday, 7 MANCHESTER-4-4. two fam­ tors, MLS. 2897476, 743-8248. iature male, 1) months old, AKC day, Sntunlny 9-6 p.m., Sun- USED — Spinet piano, very LOOKING lor anything In, real • R^eht* college graduate is acceptable top this for *19,900. Mitten formal dining room, fireplace, kitchen, carpeted bath, de­ room Ranch In Immaculats built UAK Seven-room Rais­ BE IT ORDAINED by tha welders. Apply H A B Tool a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Satur­ Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. ily. Best of condition. Fire­ registered. Call 643-8534. e, Belflore Agency. from Thomas J Croehstt a cer­ required. High school educa­ Garden— Form— built in. Warren E. Howland, B U CKLEY School — Cape. 8 F^REE kittens, call after 6. 646- W ANTED — Antique furniture ment. Refrigerator, stove, hot rection of Mechemkoi, E l^trkal, and Ma­ center entrance Colonial In NEW LIsUng —Large six-room tore, #49281> 047-1411 tain piece nr parcel of land to- tion necessary. Salary ileiamds TOOL, Inc. Realtor, 643-1108. rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 full ^FOR THE discriminating buy­ 2612. Dairy .Products 50 glass, pewter, oil paintings or water. Adults. *135. 649-1877 M- chine Shop Operotions. preferred location, convenient Cape. Breezeway. oversized - ralsd to the rear of Lydall on experience, I’ e r m a n e n t baths, formal dining room, er. we have Just listed s ren­ other antique Item.' -Any ter 5 p.m. to schools, stores and garage.' Outside sun deck, new Street in the Town of Monchee- Jobs. Send rcaume, references, 015 Hartforil Tpke. Route 30 BlIT'l'EH and sugar com, 69 CAPE — Modem kitchen, liv­ modem kitchen, living room ter chimney, authentic Co­ qu.irtlty. The Harrison's, 643- This Division is a monufocturer of churches. Owners anxious for heating syttem. Nice treed lot. ler. more particularly bounded to Box ”T.” Manchester Her­ cents a dozen, ten or more ing room with ' raised heartJi with fireplace, full shed dorm­ lonial Cape nestled In the hills Rockville, Qonn. 8709, 165 Oakland Street. LARGE five-year old five- quick sale. Phllbrick Agency, Very clean. H. M. Frechette, ald. Articles For Sale 45 dozen. 60 cents a dozen. Call fireplace, formal dining room, er, basement completely of QIastonbury In e pic­ and described as fpltoors room duplex, centrally locat- AEROSPACE— ELECTRONICS—TELEPHONE Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors. 847-9993. three bedrooms, walk-out base­ turesque setting In e preetlge N O RTH E R LY by land now or SCREENED loam, proce.siicd niter 6 p.m,, 649-7691, W ANTED — ANTIQUES, used ^ed. Appliances, wall to wall finished o ff with heat, breeze­ YOUNG man, part-time, driv­ WIRE AND CABLE ment, breeseway, attached ga­ neighborhood. For appoint­ formerty of William Kouids. gravel, gravel, sand, stone, furniture, partial or complete carpeting, private drive, yard. % BEAUTIFUL Spilt Level, as­ way,. 2-car garage, new alumi­ er's license. Apj>ly In person rage. Beautifully treed acre num siding, *27,500. Phllbrick ment, call Phllbrick Agency, VISIT CONN. SALVACE Irive Hundred TWrty-rlve fill. Gi'orge M. Grlfflng Inc estates. Call 633-2300 days. 646- Adults only. *186. Security de­ sumable mortgage 5)4 per Lots For Sol* 73 only. Weatown Pharmacy, 455 • DO YOU LOVE Household Goods 51 Submit resume or visit our Employment Olfice lot *24,900. PhUbrick Agency. Agency Realtora, 848-4200. 646-4200 (5361 Foot, more or lees, Andover 742-7886. 0004 after 7 p.m. posit. Available September 1st. cent 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ Hartford Rd. Open for your convenience— Monday through Realtors, 646-4200. I-AKEWOOD CIRCLeT BesuU- EAltTE R l.Y by land now or ANIMAli??.,. 643-0136. rage, large comer lot. FUll TOBACCO cloth for sale, suit­ Moilel Home Furniture HOUSEHOLD lots — AnUqUM. M ANCHESTER well planned (ully treed )4 acre lot. All city COVENTIRYr NEW raised formerly of Morton P Kahn, MAN WANTED to w i^ In lum­ Friday, 8 A.M. to Noon and 1:15 ta 5:15 P.M. price *23,500. Call on this one. able for lawns, bushes, trees bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 7)4-room Cape, In town’s finest uUlltles. Mr. Coe, Belflore Ranch. TYees. Assumable 7 et ux, and land now or for­ ber yanl, must hjiv\* driver’.s 3 ROOM'^ HO U SE FU L 4H ROOM DUPLEX, 14 baths. Mitten Realty, Realtora. 843- ARE YOU INTERESTED and grass. 872-6587, Route 30, glassware. We buy testates. Vil­ CAMBRIDGE ST. location,. 4 large bedrooms, Agency 647-1413. per cent mortgage. Only *154. merly of tlenJamUia Joluuun. license. Davis A Bradford 19 PIECES Ideal for young singles, male C980. ^ Rockville. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 garages, fireplaced living monthly Paaek Realtors, 299 FOR LAFFS! In part by each, in all. Three IN PETS?... Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St.. $297 or female, *185. J. D. Real AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION COLUM BIA—31.000 square foot 7475, 743 8343. Lake St., Bolton, A49-S247 An odd eatsdilidied neighborhood NE^V LISTING. Desirable Port­ room, paneled den, forms! din­ “ Hundred* F lfly (360i Feet, East Hartford. ALUM INUM sheets used as Estate Assoc. 643-6129. wooded lot fronting on (folum- LOOKING FOR A Interior Designer wants reliable on delightfully tree - shaded er St. —Wellington Rd. area. ing room, equipped kitchen, (Even if xoa ilon't buy anythinR.) more or leas. printing plates. .18)9 thick, 2Sx bla Lake. Call Warren E How­ EABT HARTFORD - *18.200. GROCERY clerk and assistant family or newl>-M-ods to accept BRAND-REX DIVISION street! Pleasant older home Immaculate 7-room ^Colonial situated on tree studded lot. SOUTHERLY by l.ydall Street ' CAREER?... 36", 25 cents each or 6 (or *1. Rooms Without Board 59 CLEIAN 2-bedroom apartment land. Realtors, MS-llOi Five-room Ranch, hot water manager, good working condi­ delivery of complete Model Dis­ first floor, stove, convenient lo­ (known, when built as a Cali­ on beautifully treed and land­ Realistically priced 149,500. heat, basement, large trees, Eleven and 47 lOO >1147) 643-2711. fornia bungalow). All on one Call Warren E. Howlsnd. Real­ ofinrings tions. Apply Vernon Circle play of Quality F\imlture Ju-.t THE THOMPSON House — C5ot cation, Available September 1. scaped lot. Wall to wall car­ H.GHI.AND pjrk Area — I^rgr near achoul. bus line, ilutch- Feet, and by land now or for­ Call 643-6108 between 10 a.m floor are a gracious living MM n MM m removed to warehouses (or Pub . WILLIMANTIG, CONNECTICUT peting In fireplaced living tor, 643-1108. M ^ merly of Greenwood. Incor Market at the circle in Ver­ TWO ■ twin-bed frames and tage St. .centrally located, large Rental agreement and securi­ room, spacious dining room, 2 .lot, could be divided Into, two Inii -Agency. Realtors, <>496134 ofikiai, glgowHc. i w r o B f i c and 7 p.m. excluding Saturday. lie Sale. Modem 3 complete room. Ideal sltuation-negllgl- porated. Five Hundred 19001 non, 649-6329. springs. *40. excellent. Five pleasantly furnished rooms, ty, Helen Palmer, Realtor, 643- An Equal Opportmlty Employer bedrooms, kitchen and small RANCH — 8*4 rooms, first buildmg lots City utilities tlO.- rooms with the *1,000 look. 8 ( bie traftic—couBt yet cloee to grand (7 ) opnning: tele-txwts, *2 each. 643-8649. parking. Call 649-2358 (or over­ 6321. den. FVU basement approxl- floor, plus finished rec room 000. Ask (or Mr I^illbrick. Feet more or laae. pc. Convertible living Room. night and permanent fuast shopping, schools, bus and m aM y 48’x22’, garage, pleasant In basement, sunken formal Philbrick Agency. Hi*al!or> W E STERLY by land now or (or SOUP'S ON, the rug that Is. so 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette rates chumhes. Priced to sell Ira- Indoor-natdeor corpnt |2.49 iq. yd.. *rofU porch, trees, shrubs. Els- dining room with beamed cell­ 646-4200 marly of Albert Bolls, et al. clean the spot with Blue *10 down, you may purchase pedally derirable for middle- med'ately — reoeat — im­ Two Hundred and 3/tO (100 21 ROOM for rent, gentleman ing. and mediterranean decor. graenry snlncHen at Lustre. Rent electric sham- any room Individually. Im ­ ■ « « « or older couple. Showm mediately at *27,500. Call now 30«/o Feet, and by land now or for­ EARN WHILE YOU LEARN only, central location, free 2 full baths, one oft master |>oocr, *1. Olcott Variety Store. mediate delivery or free by appointment Belflore Agency. 847-1413. merly of the Town of Man- parking. References preferred. bedroom, screened porch. *25.- OFFICE MpofHMniwt: mopla ood Modi iocquor cop- storage. O A K ARMS cheetar. Thirteen and tS.GOO AT BLUE LUSTRE not only rids CAP A CCP Charge Plans 649-8160 or 643-2693. MANCHESTER — 8U - room 900. Phllbrick Agency Resl- Walton W. Grant Agency APARTMENTS who eBjays wark. toifi's dicrin $12; (ISIS) Feet. carpels of soil but leaves pile Also our own In-stant Credit Colonial overlooking Center tors. 648-4200. CLEAN, central. furnished 181 OAK STBETT lag with aaoMy This Ordinance shall take soft and lofty. Rent electric Plan mitsn Grant Realtor ’ Park. IH batha. two-esr of lots H Va pliooot., oppAoncot, CHENEY BROTHERS, INC room for gentleman. Apply 3 MANCHESTER 7 room Colo­ MANCHEirm MiMt be good effect ten lIOi days after this shampooer, *1. Paul's -Paint 2 TRAINEES 2 garage, large rooms. Immedi­ wtih flgttfee and nial large living room with pubitcatlon In this newspaper A Wallpaper Supply, > DISCOUNT FURNlTLTRE I*earl St. 643-9363. 843-1153 ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ I New ■psrSeos one aad tw«| pool racHos^ otc., o i a f f p r fireplace, formal 'dining room, o f kA&dti&C |\\pr)rvt4 |lNO. HILUARD A ADAMS ST. MANCHESTER ROOM for, rent, kitchen prtv- treed yard. Low 20's. Keith quesUng Its reference to a spe- benefits. camping ulr mattresses, / *5 u comer of ^Ine * Forestorest 8t./ JUST LISTED--5-5 two family baths. 3 fireplaces, laundry bwa. srhasl. rlirrfc llegea, lauqdry faclliuea. 649- Agency 848-1138. 849-1922. rial Town' election. each. 643-0828. / Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat.t. 9-6/ j duplex, ceramic baths, large room. bullt-lns. plastered dcptesafesrl 649.7782 6129. ■ ! _ / OPTICAL STYLE BAR. Inc* 4ohn { ' Uareide Jr. Apply now for our training program. Our employ­ NITW U 8 T IN G — Srroom Cape, Ihrtng rooms, two-car attached walls. 3-car garage, city utiU- CaR 763 MAIN STOEET, MANCHESTER, CONN. — PHONE 643-1191 Opon Friday 10.9 i 10.5 Secretary ment office is open daily from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at 31 HOUSEHOLD ITEM S for sale. PRIVATE furnished room with with unfinished s(ttlc. fireplace, geregt. full basement with tiea. near acbool. SO-day occu­ |WARR£N E. aOWLAiml Board of Dtreetora C!ooper Hill St., Manchester. T\X)L box. and some muchln- Washer, gas stove chairs, etc bath, private entrance. 649- garage, aluminum siding, on laundry hook-ups. Beautiful pancy Built by Anasldl. REALTOR Manchastar. Conn. 1st tools. Call 643-9977. j i strant St., 649-3437. 6526. traad lot. (35.900. Phllbrick grounds Mid 30’s Wolverton Charles Lesperance. 6497«M. 8691188 Bradlees TlMM’sanoii I worfi, Ageacy. Realtors. 848-4200. Agency, Realton. 849281*. 6496108.

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

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