WEDNESDAY/ SEPTEaWBER 20, 1967 Avarage Daily Net Pm m ftoi * The Weather For The Week Ended PAm PORTY^UR Showers, spreading tonight, - Manrlifatpr lEwning September 16, 1967 low In 60s; cloudy tomorrow, clearing and breezy, high about Ohniatine Miller and Jaaot I 1 . V'. '■ '■ Paul Brame, aon of Mr, and' Cadet Girl Scout Troop 10 of CampbeU Council, Knights of presented by the Windsor Jes­ ’Ilie Onat reunion of aH UB. Popile^l, Manchester memtoem 70. Mrs. Charles Brame of 118 Hol- St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 1S,059 Oolumtms yrlU have its annual ters tonight at 8 at a meeting Marine Ompa vetmiBiiB In Oon- o f the Hwitford BoEet Co., ’vUl U I ' " I ' About Town Uater St., recenUy left Kennedy will have its first meeting of Manchester— A City of Village Charm Italian Night Monday, Oct. 9, of the Little Theater of Man­ nedUcut will be held Friday alt perform as solo baUet dancers : I I ' • ■ International Airport for a tour the season tomorrow at 6:45 at the KofC Home. It was er­ chester (LTM) in the LTM 7 psn. at the M)aiine Home, 717 tonilght at 8 at .the Olneranm (Classified Advertising on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS H m F«Uowcrmtt degnse will of Europe. A -aenior at Drew p.m. in the Parish Hall of the VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 299 MANCHESTER, CONN., -THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 roneously reported in last rooms on the second floor of Pariter St ’Ittase wishhig fur­ Theater, Hartford, before the (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— ’TWO SECTION^) te ooofemd at a meetliic Umverslty, Madison, N.J., he church. night’s Herald that the event 22 'Oak St. Refreshments will ther infonmatioa may call Hoiw- Comiectllcut premiere of "Rua- raandahtp Lodge of IbuMna to- will attend school starting to­ would be held Monday. be served aftbr the program. erd "Duloe” Laf^pen, chnitfenan, aten Adventure." Proceeds from motrctar night in the ICasonic morrow in London. The meeting is open to all per­ of S3 Mieadoiw Rd., Wapping, 'Two Manchester area stu­ the event will beneftt the build­ Itanple at 7:S0. Senior Warden "2.9B Infant Jesus of Prague Moth­ sona interested in little theater. or the Marine Home. Lappen ing fund o f Newington Hoapibai Harold Hubhard wUI preside, dents will participate In the Tolls Hiked ers Circle will meet tonight at plans to make this an annual for Crippled Children. |{(' I '! 1 I ' ' ^ In New Mexico with all other officers moving ’The Perennial Ptanters Gar­ Initial pep rally of the football the home of Mrs. Ralph Rooke, event. iq» a station. Officer dress is ^ A club chamidoiuiiip dupli­ den Club will have a workshop season at American Internation­ w r.i iHi.\ m;' BOSTON (AIP) — An In- 40 Hartland Rd., after a Com­ al College, Springfield, Mass. summer formals. cate biMge game for men and meeiting tonight at 8 eit the The executive board of the , ,, , \1 \ ! N - I creiaise 'in Itollis on th e M as- bined Mothers Circle meeting They are Donald E. Lehan of women’s pairs will be played James Norton Leber II, son home o f Mrs. R. F. Klppax, 45 Manchester Republican Wom­ aachuaetobs Tuiniipflke, e ffe c ­ 9 at St. Bartholomew Church. 23 Washington St., Vernon, gen­ tonight at 7:30 alt the Italian of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Kelly Rd., South Windsor, to tive, Odt. 1, was announced Hie execultive committee of eral manager; and Miss Linda ens’ Club will meet tonight at ------___ ------—— Americaa d u b , 135 SSdiidge Leber of 84 High St.,.is a mem­ maloe d r i e d arrangements. today toy Chlaliiriman John T. the Manchester Scholarship Hillstown Grange will sponsor Lee Arruda of 19 Meadow Lane, 8 at the home of Mrs. J. I^r- - A s t f i Flash Fire Kills Memibers are remindeid to bring BVmndatlon, Inc. will meet to­ St. The event is sponsored by ber of the freshman class at the belt Finlay, 44 Greenwood Dr. ^ 0 ^ ( 1 r X C r a i Q i l . Q 8 Ditocoll of itlhe 'turnpike a Fair Friday from 2 to 8 p.m. dried maiteniala and containers. cheerleader. morrow at 8:30 p.m. at the the Manchester Bridge dUb. Citadel, Charlestmi, S.C. aulthorSIty. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to Tho' new sdhedule da®s home of Mrs. Fliilip Bayer, 81 8 p.m. at the Orange Hall, 617 fo r a 25 cemltS toooiat In the ‘T Oerard St. Hills St., East Hartford. A tur­ to ll fo r motoriiislta travelin g key dinner will be served Satur­ \ 6 M ental Patients the 123 miles from Route DAV Auxiliary will meet to­ . • —. day from 6 to 7 p.m. LAS VEGAS, N.M. (AP)—Six - 128 'to 'the New York State night at 7:80 at the VFW Home. Una; 10 cents additional be­ MMW or SICtUIMg men died early today as they li&s. Laiwnedoe Decker Jr. c f D ram atic! apparontly attempted to escape tween Route 128 and Stur- The Ladles Auxiliary of the 189 Laurel S t, "Wlapiitag, wiU a sudden tire at the New Mexico biUdge. ^tend a meeting of NOw Eng­ Italian American Society will State Hospital for the mentally Tolls on 'the Boston Ex- meet tonight at 7 :30 at the club­ land winners to the 1066 edition Ul. Another 152 men and women tenisllon, D riscoll SaJd, w ill of Outstanding Young Women Distinctive! \ patients walked to safety. be increased flive cents at house at 135 Eldridge St. cf America Saturday at the Asst. Director Thomas Bar­ the Aiaston Inlbefchange for 9t. 'BUxabeth Mothers Circle Old Governor’s House (Skner- nett said the men, all from Al- ! through tralfifie. He said will meet toiUght at the home s(m OoUege), Boston, Mass. buquerque, s^parently were theiTe w ould toe n o dnicreiise cf IMrs. Bruno Ladyga of 39 Daringly new! trying to flee the building but fo r B oston tr a ffic enlbetling Horton Rd., after a Combined “ The Ballad of the Old Saw,’’ were overcome by smoke. He or leaving AllStnn. Mothers Circle meeting at St. an original one-act play by War­ said one man mistakenly locked Bartholomew Church. ren Giffen of Windsor, will be himself In a room. Barnett said the men may have “ become confused.’’ The fire broke out shortly be­ Allies Aim fore 1 a.m. MDT, in a first-floor day room in the north unit of Palm trees bend with the winds as Hurricane Beu- leaving a wide path of death and destruction in its the hospital complex. ’The dead Big Guns lah sends waves washing over a Corpus Christi wake. (AP Photofax ) were on the second floor of the unit. beach. The monster storm has turned inland after HOU Two' hospital attendants and two firemen were overcome by A t North ChevyllNova smoke. SAIGON (AP) — ConUnued Hospital officials identified North Vietnamese shellings the dead as Peter Babic, 78; across South Vietnam’s north­ Guy Gibson, 79; Cecil Bauld- ern border klUed six more Ma­ Beulah Goes Inland; rldge, 28, Wes Clark, 70, and' rines and wounded 41, and U.S. David Abercrombie. 67. IdenUli- forces went after the Red gun­ catlon of the 32-year-old sixth ners with B62s, Marine fighters H A l i ! 'Victim was withheld pending no­ and big Navy guns today. ^ While the battle of artillery, since tification of next of kin. Hospital Director James W. mortars and bombs raged f 4 53 / / Wegner said the hospital unit al­ around the U.S. Marine outpost Damage $500 Million Losing His Head Over Nothing at (3on Thien, just below the de­ Downtown Main 8t„ Mandieater most was filled to capacity. He said the unit housed severely This fellow, who might be an apprentice, has lost militarized zone, men of the Queen’s Cobra Regiment of OPEN 6 DAYS disturbed patients but none had his head— ^temporarily — at the Jack and Jill Corvette Sting Ray physical disorders. Thailand began arriving to fight THURS. tm 9 P.M. “ When I got there,” Barnett Amusement Park in Fort Wasme, Ind. There was around the Saigon area. Camaro-“The Hugger” said, “ you couldn’t see down^the no dental work needed anyway— it’s just a drink­ The U.S. Command also an­ Will Bombing Halt Help? Issue Skirted Tornadoes, halls, the smoke was so thick.’’ ing foun'tain. (AP Photofax) nounced last week’s casualties—■ 238 Americans killed, mosUy In He said the lower hall was ' (3HK3AGO (AP) — Fe­ "filled with a very acid smelling the war of attrition along the Floods H it DMZ. Communist losses were male employeis — armed smoke,’’ but he couldn’t see any Goldberg Asks North wiiUi siigns shying "w orry flames. ^Police Only Ones Ouf put at 1,774 killed. ’The South Vietnamese said they lost 216 about minlsltiaftfs, n ot m ln- W ide Area STYLES 672 Wegner said damage to the Iskdrts”'—mancihed in Uronlt dead. structure itself is probably mi­ For Specific Answer o f C ook Oounlty Depiartt- a n d L P - 8 nor with most of the damage Eight-engine B62 bombers CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. went back for two predawn menit of Public Aid office coming from smoke. The build- Hartford Is Quiet; ceive that the cessation of (AP) — Faltering Hurri­ raids near (3on Thien today aft­ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. yedterday. bombing would or should lead to cane Beulah crawled far­ (8ee Page Fourteen) er they and Jungle-skimming (AP) — Ambassador Arthur J. The 16 ■womeai, a ll In any other results than meaning­ fighter-bombers tried to pin­ Goldberg today asked North theiir iBwenitaeB and coniserv- ther inland texlay and ten­ ful negotiations or discussions point the (Communist firing posi­ Vietnam for a definite and spe­ alBlvely dressed, weire pro­ tative federal estimates of Cooperation Cited cific statement as to whether a under circumstances which testing agtainst tile mini­ the monster storm’s dam­ tions and destroy them Wednes­ would not disadvantage either day. Foul weather hid the ene­ halt of U.S. bombing would lead skirt ban 'lasued reoeaKtly by age to ajgriculture and side?” Chevelle N o Surgery HARTFORD (AP)—“’The pub­ crowd of Negro and Puerto Ri­ my, who opened up with another to meaningful negotiations with­ W illiam RUblniaon, public structural property were lic has reaUy shown it pan co­ can youngsters were lodged out advantage to either side. Goldberg dealt with a wide aid idlreicibor. Th'ey cW iiged barrage, hitting the Marine po­ range of world problems, in­ placed at a staggering operate,’’ said City Manager against two 30-year-old men. sitions with more than 800 In a major policy speech be­ thialt he Should be concerned S e e n Now cluding the Middle East, but his $500 million. Elisha Freedman today after The charges were incitement rounds of artillery, mortar and fore the 122-natlon U.N. General wHOi the shoittBge of work­ main stress was on Vietnam. Dangerous flooding and the what he described as a "very to riot and they were fUed rocket tire In the last 24 hours. Assembly, the chief U.S. dele­ ers, not 'Short dreesea. He asked North Vietnam’s al­ menace of spin-off tornadoes quiet evening’’ in the North End. agkinst George Foster Bey, an Some of it came from gate reaffirmed that the United “Rioblniaon is Skirting the For Pope lies, presumably Including the continued to plague a vast area "The only ones out last night employe of Hartford’s Commu­ Soviet-built 162mm guns as far States favors peace talks and Is lasue,” said one of 'the dem- willing to negotiate at Geneva Soviet Union, ’’what would they of southern Texas. VA’TICAN CITY (AP) — Pope were us,” said a police captain nity Renewal Team, and Ronald as 16 miles away. oniSbraitoris' islgns. or elsewhere. do or refrain from doing, and Paul V i’s three doctors said to­ who patrolled the area in which J. Weaver. The B52 attacks today were The storm’s winds, once esti­ He appealed to all U.N. mem­ how would they then use their day their examinations showed violence had occurred on Mon­ What touched off the violence aimed at suspected Communist mated at 160 miles an hour, bers collectively and Individual­ Influence and power” to bring no immediate need for an oper­ day and Tuesday nights. on North Main Street Tuesday troop concentrations, rocket po­ dropped below minimum hurri­ ly to aid in the search for peace. peace If the United States halted ation to correct the prostate Mayor George B. Kinsella said night remained a question mark, sitions, bunkers and trench net­ cane force—76 m.p.h.—early to­ He also reaffirmed the U.S. be­ the bombing of North Vietnam. Suez Canal condition which led to his ill­ it appeared that his call for a at leaist as far as official state- works with 2.6 miles of Con day. // lief that the United Nations has ’’CJonstructlve answers to “ voluntary curfew” for young- ments were concerned, Thien, both to the west and to Beulah’s main track mea­ ness. responsibilities under its char­ these questions would aid In the Informed sources had stad, sters had been substantially re- there was agreement the north in the DMZ. The B52s Struggle in sured some 160 miles Inland ter to take a hand In the Viet­ search for peace,” he said. however, that although the toper- spected by parents in the pre- ^mong both white officials and have hit the DMZ 67 times since from Browns'ville, where she nam problem. (Gioldberg repeated that Ahe dominantly Negro North End mid-August. raged ashore early Wednesday. atlon was not urgent. It would many Negro residents that the Goldberg noted that Hanoi has United States does not seek a Kinsella met at the police sta­ They were joined today by Second Day She veered ever more wert- be necessary eventually. effects could be unfortunate. indicated a cessation of the military solution to the Vietnam tion late Wednesday night with Marine fighter-bombers, which ward. The 69-year-old Pope fell ill "W e’re getting to a dangerous bombing "could” lead to nego­ problem, but he noted that nei­ Sept. 4 but has recovered about 40 members of the mili­ flew 20 missions, and the U.S. TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli and The half-blllton-dollar damage point,” said the Rev. Richard tiations but he said that Hanoi ther North Vietnam nor Its ad­ E^ptian tank and artillery enough that the sources said he tant “ Black Caucus" group who destroyer Morton, firing from estimate was advanced by offi­ Chevrolet Impale A. Battles, a veteran civil rights has not made a definite commit­ herents have yet agreed to the units battled across the Suez may even be able to preside at came down to see him. the coast. cials from the regional Denton worker and onetime associate of ment nor has any of Us allies objective of a political settle­ Canal for the second straight the opening of the worldwide The gfroup claimed police bru­ In Saigon, the first 1,200 of Federal Center. George Hast­ the Rev. Martin Luther King "conveyed to us 4ny authorita­ ment through negotiations. day today and four Israelis bishops’ synod meeting Sept. 29. tality, and Kinsella Invited them 2,800 troops sent by Thailand ar­ ings, regional director of the Of­ Jr. tive message from Hanoi that He expressed hope that Hanoi were killed and six wounded in Today’s medical bulletin, the to attend a meeting set for to­ rived and moved to a base 20 would agree, but he declared: fice of Emergency Planning, "The patience of the. city is miles east of Saigon to fight there would In fact be negotia­ the fighting, an army spokes­ second signed by the three doc­ day at City Hall by the Human tions if the bombing were ” In any event, there will be said he would begin a detailed Relations Commission’s Citizens running out,” said the Rev. Mr. guerrillas while shielding 'South man said. tors since the Pope became ill, stopped.” no slackening of our resolve to damage assessment today. made no mention of eventual Advisory Committee. Battles, “ and the breaking of Vietnamese pacification teams. help South Vietnam defend Its The skirmish at El Qantara in Hurricane-triggered rains of windows is discouraging . busi­ South Vietnam now has six "We have sought such a mes­ the canal’s northern sector surgery. Three of the 41 persons—most sage directly from Hanoi with­ right to determine its own fu­ more than a foot brought many The doctors said the PonUff’s of them teen-agers—who were ness.” nations aiding it with ground ture by peaceful means and free brought the hea'Vlest Israeli cas­ streams above flood stage. The Negro clergyman called troops—the United States, Thai­ out success,” he said. "On Its ualties since a fierce cross­ recovery was continuing rela­ arrested In Tuesday night’s me­ from external force.” Reports of damage from surg­ the violence "a type of self- land, South Korea, Australia, part, the United States would be canal exchange July 14 that left tively rapidly, and that the lee pleaded guilty Wednesday In 'Turning to the Middle East, ing floodwaters and tornadoes punishing behavior" and "a kind New Zealand and the Philip­ glad to consider and discuss any seven Israelis dead and 22 treatment he luui been receiving Circuit Court to charges of dam' Goldberg appealed for flexibili­ Indicated no let-up of havoc and '68s Top Secrets are here of repudiation of the civil rights pines. proposal that would lead wounded. seemed sufficient to bring about aging private property and were ty on the part of all on the meth­ destruction in the wake of the movement.” The casualty figures of 236 promptly to productive discus­ his almost complete recovery sentenced to three-month jail sions that might bring peace to od of bringing peace to the area. The Egyptians scored a direct massive storm, from the inflamiqation of the terms. They are: James Pod- The mayor had said the night U.S. dead and- 1,774 wounded No appropriate method, includ­ hit on an Israeli bunker. Injur- ^he Red Cross said 84,877 per- before that the outbreak set the were about average for the last the area.” urinary system which he has gett, 28, R.H. Thompson, 24, and He then asked: ing good offices or medlafion,. Ing several soldiers, the spokes- 296 shelters should be excluded, he declared. suffered. Nelson Robinson, 24, all of Hart- (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Twelve) "Does North Vietnam con- man said. Israeli gunners Wednesday night. CSl'vU defense The use of the words "almost ford, “ In realism,” he said, “ it Is claimed strikes on two Egyptian g„d Red O o s s workers said complete" seemed to suggest The most serious charges filed perhaps not to be expected that tanks, but It was not known If jj,gy gjg persons this that an operation might eventu- in the wake of the Tuesday night reconciliation and m a^am lnity they were destroyed. morning. will appear overnight; but sure­ ’The battle began at 7:65 a.m. ally be consldel-ed advisable. clash between police and a Evacuation of low areas at in- ly enmity must at least give local time when the Egyptians , . , , . _ . way to tolerance _ and______to the_ will .. . . opened up with small anils and as Cuero s n i 1968 Chevroletsmaster cylinder brake system with warning light, plus to live together In peace. Once machine guns, gradually Inten- ^ ^1?*^^^****^^” ** heavy rains 1 There’s a new 250-hp V8 you can order that runs on continued. The 1968 Chevrolets are the very essence of modern that will is manifest, the terms slfylng their barrage to recoU- regular fuel. Many new engine components increase many more new features. Among them: energy absorb­ Observers said many places design. Every line, every curve is in close harmony. of settlement can be evolved.” less rifles, tanks and heavy ar­ ing front seat backs, and safety armrests that shield wjiich sustained wind and tide dependability and keep your new Chevrolet running N.Y. Teacliers Reach - He repeated the principles tillery, the spokesman said. It’s a smooth, uncluttered look with roof the door handles. damage Wednesday were suf­ patible with body lines, grilles and bumpers that blend stronger. There’s a new rear axle ratio you can add laid down by President Johnson Israelis returned the fire. for greater economy. On most engines equipped with fering even worse today from aracefully into long, rounded fenders. Clean, flowing, MUCH MORE THAT’S NEW last June calling for a with­ U.N. observers requested a automatic transmissions, there's a special heater for flooding. ’The Guadalupe River beautiful in their simplicity, these ’68 Chevrolets are There are new roof lines, some formal and graceful, Tentative Agreement drawal of Israeli troops, recog- cease-fire and the Israelis the carburetor which gives you more efficient per­ was 6 feet above flood stage at rich and advanced in styling beyond any you ve ever others sporty and quick. There are new instrument (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) Victoria. formance in cold weather. And with every engine, you A crowd of onlookers cheered, seen. « panels, richly designed and all controls within easy NEW YOB K(AP) — Tenta­ A morning twister destroyed get the hew GM exhaust emission control. reach. There are new interiors, new vinyls, new.fati- tive agreement on a reported but one passing youngster, clad 15 houses and damaged 36 oth­ A MORE SILENT RIDE rics, new colors. There are models with Hide-A-Way $186.4 million wage package has in a sweaty football uniform, ers in the Fulton Beach area UNIQUE ASTRO VENTILATION said dejectedly:’* “ I knew the And for 1968, we’ve gone to every length to give you windshield wipers and headlights that disappear be­ apparently ended the teachers’ There’s a whole new idea in ventilation, called Astro strike was too good to be true. (See Page Twelve) more peace and guiet inside. The most sophistiMted hind grilles. There are new side marker lamps, new strike that kept many of New Carnival bra & long leg panty Ventilation, for Camaro, Corvette and the elegant York City’s 1.1 million public But I ain’t going to school to Infant Mammies computers have been used to strategically place body recessed taillights. There’s even a new ignition alarm school pupils out of class lor make up the lost time next mounts and successfully isolate noise and vibration. Caprice Coupe. It’s also available on many other buzzer that reminds you not to walk away and leave models. By opening two new vent-ports on the instru-- eight days. July.” Shock absorbers have been improved. The wheel your keys in the car. ^ Detail of the proposed con­ ment panel, you bring in outside air that can be Both school officials and union in four exciting stance on many models is wider for greater smooth­ tract were not made public. Al­ Found in '\rrunk directed where you want it. This way, you can leave These are the newest, the most different, the most leaders said alter the agree­ ness. Exhaust systems have been redesigned to make ment was reached Wednesday, bert Shanker, president of the News Tidbits yoiir windows rolled up and add still more to your dramatically changed Chevrolets ever. And they’re at 49,(KX)-member UFT, said the NEW YORK (AP) — An old Insidel the children were found them whisper-quiet. Even the clocks tick more softly. they hoped normal operations In laying side by side—swaddled in Coior Match-Mates! your Chevrolet dealer’s now. You’ll thoroughly enjoy specifics were being withheld trunk found in the basement of A sound car Is a silent car. The ’68 Chevrolets are the peace and quiet. the natioh’s largest school sys­ cloth and with newspapers ICE WHITE e PARASOL PINK • CRYSTAL BLUE slipping behind the wheel, experiencing the smooth because ” it would not be condu­ a Manhattan apartment house Store windows along six most silent, highest quality cars we’ve ever built. tem' could begin on Monday. has yielded the bodies of three wrapped on the outside. Dr. blocks were shattered and PROVED SAFETY FEATURES new handling and library-quiet ride and, more than ■ A spokesman for the striking cive to ratification.” MELLOW YELLOW anything, seeing and feeling the even greater quality mummified Infants, one of Herman described the bodies as three persons were slightly In­ BETTER PERFORMANCE , You get the proved GM-developed energy absorbing AFI>CnO United Federation of However, the package was re­ whom may have been dead for “ well kept.” V ’ jured in racial disorder last steering column, foldihg front seat back latches, dual built into every new Chevrolet for 1968. Teachers local said picket lines ported to provide $135.4 million S e w e i / T W / There are new engines, a bigger standard Six and V8. ears. One of the papers was an edi­ night in Columbus, Ohio. . . would continue imtil the full in salary increases and' other The bizarre and unusual case tion of the defunct Evening Sun The principal financial backers r Take your choice of 6 colors in an embroidered zephaire membership ratified the con­ benefits overla 26-month period came to light when the trunk dated Jan. 20, 1920. Another was 8ay they ’Will back District Atfy. tract. A mass meeting for the from last July 1 to Sept. 10, Dacron*/cotton bra that adds the positive. Shapes you Be smart! Be siire! Buy now at yoor Chevrolet dealer’s. was opened Wednesday night. the defunct Evening World dat­ Jim Garrison’s probe ot the purpose Is expected Simday. 1969. The union had turned down Dr. Paul Herman, assistant ed March 4, 1922 and the third Kennedy assassination as long The Board of Education asked, a two-year $126 million offer, without stiffness - lends custom-made style to your medical examiner, )iet an autop­ was the old Evening Jyournal of as they believe “ he has/a case" pupils to stay home today. Extension beyond the two sy examlnatioii ot the infants to­ Oct. 17, 1923. . . . Four defeated candidates clothes. Machine washes and drys like a The walkout began Sept. 11, year period, suggested by May- day to determine how they died. Solomon told police his wife in the Vietnam election have dream. A cup 32-36. B & Ccups 32-38. the start of the fall term. In de- or Lindsay, was apparently the The discovery was made had been previously married In written Ambassador Ellsworth fiance of a no-strike order from key to breaking the impasse There’s more qualify and value built into Chevrolets than ever before, niaking every new 1968 model an e ^ ^ when John Hartnett, superin­ 1933 but that he had no knowl­ Bunker demanding cessation ot the State Supreme CJourt. The that had developed in the talks, tendent of the building on West edge of her having given birth U.S. intervention in the coun­ three top union leaders were This reportedly enabled the city 181st Street In the Washington to^ny chUdren. try’s Internal attalrs. . .Fed­ 06-5019 due In court today for an oft- to “ sweeten the pot.” Detectives found a second eral Nigerian troops have oc­ LP-8 tank leg panty Coior match with a super slimmer At the outset of hegotiatlona Heights section advised tenants delayed trial on criminal con­ tnmk bearing Mrs. Solomon’s cupied the capital ot the Repub­ CAPITA^. MOTORS, Inc. the UFT sought an annual wage to clear a basement storage featuring Carnivars hidden spilt hip. It is perfect for AUTHORIZED OHEVROLET DEALER THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. tempt’ charges. ,name ani^ppened it but found lic ot Benin, a day old, self r i 1214 MAIN STREET— 527-8144 scale for teachers of $7,600 to Hocket Apollo 4 E ngined area of unwanted items. IN UfANCHESTEB, CON^. 21 ISHAM ROAD—236-6601 Mayor John V. Lindsay an­ Hartnett told police he foimd nothing. TOey then checked proclaim^ci nation. . . . Am- thigh control under your knitwear or slacks. Specially WEST HARTFORD, CONN. ' HARTFORD, CONN. $18,000 to replace the old scale CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. nounced the sides were in "oral A test engineer is dwarfed beneath the ^ive huge engines which will power sOme 25 other of $6,400 to $11,950. The $125 mil- one trunk with the name Aime trunks in the bushers have fire4 <>■> right designed to flatten tummy & derriere. In lightweight 1229 MAIN STREE1M349-5388 '’agreement” at 6:42 p.m the second stage of Saturn V launch vehidp during Apollo 4 mission early next basement of the building but trucks in Ohio and thrown rocks ' Wednesday following a gruelling Uon package, recommended by Solomon on it. It was opened In ARDERY CHEVROLET„Inc. found nothing suspicious. at two in Pennsylvania in a spandex. 18* -leg. V' WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, Inc. DWORIN CHEVROLET, Inc. round-the-clock bargaining ses- a three-man mediation panel, year. The engine, most powerful liquid hydri^en - propelled stage ever sched­ the presencaBof Jacob Solomon, ilfft CONN. BOULEVARD— 289-8441 126 POQUONOCK AVE.—688-8696 uled to fly, will bum for minutes and.bodst the roclc^et to near-orbit speed 67, whose/m ^ Anne died in 1954 .8tolonion,..i6 an inspector for. guerrilla, campaign t o . bloc)i^ ~ 1141 STANLEY STREBIV-229-0845, S io n at Grade Mansion that NEW .WdXAIN, CONN. HAST HAB'EFORD,* CONN. WINDSOR, COIVN- (See Page Eleven) at the age of 48. the department of buildings. steel hauling in eight sljates. . . lasted more than 26 hours. of 15,400 miles an hpur. (AP l’'hotofax) Pyff Fiber epntanU Decron»INylonlCoHon polyoster- eKctusIve et decoritlon. O’NEIL’S CHEVROLET and BUICK, Inc. ROBERT E. PARSONS . FARMrNGTON, CONN. P -‘ . l e e t t t H - f l b i f eontMti Nylon Lycrtn spsndex-txcluslve of decoration. AVON, CONN. i V I ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 PjyQB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967

Movie Maker HEALTH CAPSULES. S tip .iiiw fild o n B rid fifC T0niglil 76,000 pesos ($218) m onthly- ting in 10 or 11 hours at the driver has is trying to get Into 100 Swam Channel by Michael a : Petti, M.D. TT y.lAi & Buenos Aires Tfourists well above the average white- wheel each day. the business, The price of a li­ DELICIOUS collar wage. Government regulation has cense is nominal but the red DOVER, England — Only Shot to Death Wrtv ARE ^DME people always By ALFRED BHEINWOLD North dealer Some 20,000 taxis serve nearly provided uniformity. Licenses tape is devastating. about 100 persoiu have awum LATE FOR. 'Two leading English bridge Both sides vulnerable Can Easily Afford Taxis eight million people in metro­ are required and rates are Traffic control In Buenos the English (Channel. Capt. Mat­ EVERrrWIN^ 2 RAVIOLI THMTH Filming Scene writers, Terence Reese and Al­ NORTH 2 GREAT ONES IN COLOR politan Buenos Aires, according standard. ITie Argentine peso Aires is rather Informal. At thew Webb launched modem Michael Caine BUENOS AIRES (API - You to find a driver who does. to the Taxi Ownera’ Association. has been devalued so severely some of the busiest intersec-' channel swimming In 1878 when 85 East Center St, « a u m i r e:4 5 and 8:50 bert Dormer, are hard at work « 9 6 2 ConoHoni, can take a taxi ride for an hour For Bbtove AodlctioM WHTTESBURG, Ky. (AP) — Jiaiie Fonda If an American speaks Span­ Many Argentinians, unable to and so often In the past few tions there are neither traffic he stroked his way across from At Summit St. on a book on the play of the Q86532 across this sprawling city and A prominent Canadian'film pix)- cards, to be published next 0 13 OTTO PHI MINC.I '! ish, the cabbie- will complain afford their own cars, rely on years, however, that meter lights nor cops. Size and peesd England to France in 21 hours EMI ducer was shot to death Minostrane ^ price will be less than $1.60. and 48 minutes. The record WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL year. See if you can learn any­ A A8 m m about traffic and the bus drivers cabs for commuting. The driv­ prices are obsolete. The number decide the right-of-way, with itTM DCII’SMOST Wednesday as he and a four- The cabbie considers himself who cut him off at intersec­ speed is the 9 hours and 36 thing from their book by sam­ WEST EAST ers say business booms the first shown on the meter at the end size prevailing in a showdown. FMmSSVNOS! man production crew filmed and SaiKogn HURRY! lucky to have picked up such a tions. He'll ask about Vietnam week of each month, when of the ride is used only to com­ minutes of Barry Watson of pling one In their hands. 4 A 10 5 4 4 Q873 A taxi driver interviewed on scenes of poverty in this moun­ , good fare. And the possibility of and New York cabbies, but— wages are paid. pute the actual, higher price, Britain in 1964. POMPONS Opening lead—Jsick of Clubs. C? J Cy K9 AvaUable at all times, made the job for this article gunned PANAVISION* tainous eastern Kentucky atea. . a Up just barely' enters his surprisingly—he won’t complain “ The trouble Is, people spend from a standard chart Issued You win the opening club lead 1074 A95 for your eating pleasure at SUNDOI/^A/ ; mind. through an intersection, nearly COtOR by DELUXE Hugh O’Connor died soon aft­ 0 Q 0 about his income. CORROSION TESTED in dummy with the ace and lead A 1 10 9 4 gk Q632 home. APA.’lAUOUNTFtCTMl their money fast In this city,” periodically by the city govern­ bowled over three pedestrians, er being hit with a .38-callber It’s not a perfect idyl. Argen­ Despite the low fare and the one driver said. ’’After two or ment. then stopped in a near-skld as a WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, 1|XTBA—The Country a low heart to the ace. A mind SOUTH Come and see Rina and slug in his chest. Hobart Ison, tine regulations don’t require stiff competition from buses and three days they take buses.” Cars of all models and colors sluggish but unhesltant bus am­ N.C.—^The world’s la rg ^ test­ reader would lead duminy's ♦ KJ Peter — of that a driver know the city, and 69, of the Jeremiah community, queen of hearts, but the actual subways, the Buenos Aires The average fare is 80-100 are used for cabs, but European bled across his path. ing center for studying ma­ was charged with Murder. A A 10 7 4 , many don't. So if you don’t $L89 Bvcoliig 6:16 and 8:16 hackle is a prosperous middle- pesos (24—30 cents). compacts seem to be the most "You see that,” said the an­ rine corrosion o f metals, wdods OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY play Is the better chaitce. You O K862 I know where you’re going, you hearing was set for this after­ are ihore likely to find the class businessman. Most own To insure good profits, the popular. gry driver waving one arm. and synthetics is operated here Wedneaday Ladles’ CA j» A K75 I might have to hall several cabs y i noon. singleton king In. either oppo­ VILLA MARIA their cabs and take home about owners worlc hard, usually put­ Probably the toughest job the They have no respect at all.” by a nickle company. SPECIAL MATINEE v W ■ftiEB£ A R E MANY REA$0N$> North East South West The 46-year-old Montreal na­ nent’s hand than the singleton N o w Resuming! 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\ ■ rAOS FOUE MANCHEST^)R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK,, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 X MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 PAGE IIV E Hunt Pressed Onr ApoIosfiM Hear Comments Tolland Believed Lost in 1707 The Herald's apologies to The Board of^ Directors is Hausman Hits Giamo Accused ■ For Attacker you If you received your pa­ conducting a tw^hour public Junior Women Club to Aid per late last night. session tonight to hear com­ Sunken Qold Found Sullivan’s Use Of Selfishness, SMILING W SERVICE Police pressed their search Though the press run was ments, complaints and sug­ today for a man described in started on schedule, It wsm gestions from Manchester Ambulance Service Plan The Baby Has ^ Of Tax Office Rightist Stand |a V his 40s who attacked and cut not completed imtil 6:45 p.m. residents. The hearing is The Tolland Jimior Women's ing, doll furniture, gold leaf Off Scilly Islands NORTH HAVEN (AP)—John NEW HAVEN (AP) — Rep. 12-year-old Marilyn Dyer yes­ The delay was occasioned from 6:30 to 8:30 in the town Club has voted to assist the Tol- work and antique jewelry, terday as she walked across a by minor mechanical ad­ counsel's office in the Mu­ LONDON (AP) — Divers have The hunt centered on the area L. Sullivan, the state tax com­ Robert N. Giaimo has been ac­ land Volunteer Ambulance As- Juniors will set up their where Shovell’s flagship. The vacant lot off Center St. on justments which had to be nicipal Building. , . til V 1 own Christmas' Boutique at the found a sunken blanket of gold missioner, was accused Wednes­ cused of putting his own inter­ her way to the church of the made to our new Goss off­ The public sessions are soclaUon in the establishment ^ and silver coins believed to be Association, and her sister Been Named day of using "the power of his ests ahead of his constituents Assumption. set press. held on the first Tuesday and of a direct service plan for Tol- of the Public Affairs Commit- part of a $2.8 million treasure ships, The Eagle and The Rom­ office” as a political tool. and of leaning toward the po­ Det. lit. Joseph Sartor, head land residents. The ambulance tee and the Fine Arts and that disappeared into the Atlan­ ney, dashed against rocks and the third Thursday of each sank. Howard E. Hausman, Repub­ litical right. of Manchester’s detective bu­ month. association will be the club’s Homellfe Committee, tic’s grayness with three ships • A.,« ^JJ***^*^ Da^el Robert, sou of Robert F. and Judith lican State Chairman, told the reau, said detectives have ques­ Ellington of Admiral Sir Clowdlsley Shov- Some naval historians have Making the accusations major project of the year. A workshop to make Christ- Women’s ’Republican Club that Wednesday was Vincent Slrabel- tioned several suspects and are ell’s Mediterranean fleet in 1707. esUmated the fleet carried bul­ bom S e ^ 12 a t MJancheSter Memoriial HospiWal. Hla mater- Sullivan was planning to harass continuing the investigation. Under the proposed plan each tnas Decorations for the bou- Fortune-hunters had been lion chests and plate worth a la, president of the New Haven DeMolay Sets Vernon member of the association tlque will be held Sept. 26 at ^ 8™ndparenltis are Mr. and Mre. C. E. Bburiie, Bristol, R.I. GOP candidates for office in the Central Labor Council. The victim, daughter of Mr. searching for it ever since. million pounds—$2.8 million—or Oct. 2 town elections. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dyer of 45 would be equipped to proceed ® p.m. at the home of Mrs, Dan- more. ^ SugWSkl, Sirabella, at a news confer­ Installation Two Arrested immediately to any emergency Leone, Ann Dr. A private expedition, support­ Sullivan, Hausman said, told ence, said Giaimo, a Democrat, Falrview St., was treated at ed by a Royal Navy unit, hauled Shovell’s fleet was lost on its * * ♦ ♦ New Fairfield Democrats on Manchester Memorial Hospital in a designated area, while the A. workshop for Fashion "has taken labor’s money Eind The Fayette Chapter^Order of On Warrants second man on the emergency Show decorations will be held up 1,600 gold and silver guineas, voyage home from a successful _ , West, Richard Alfred, son of Peter Chkrleb and R. Sept. 9 that he was prepared support and has basked in the yesterday for cuts on both DeMolay will hold a semi-pub­ crowns and ■ pieces of eight naval engagement ■with France Vernon. He was bom to send a team of investigators calfs and released. team proceeded to the town ga- Sept. 28 at 8 p.m. at the home sunlight.” lic installation of officers this Police yeatenday arrested rage for the ambulance. of Mrs. Joseph Wallnskl, Mile Wednesday from about 100 feet off the coast of Spain. S J General HdspBtall. Ms matemai grand- into any Republican-controlled He said Giaimo’s close allies Her father is former di­ Heads Seniors of water off the Scilly Islands, M artte Hagatrom, Lyim, Maas. Ms p ^ m a l town where a Democrat said tax Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Ma­ Patrick Guiheen, 38, of 108 The service would provide Hill Rd. The story goes that the fleet "are convinced that Sen. Thom­ rector of the Connecticut Of­ some 25 miles from England’s became confused about its posi­ Rfchand Wen*. Miadtha’S V ta e y a z C l^ . assessment Inequities existed. as J. Dodd cannot be nominated fice of Ekx>nomic Opportunity. sonic Temple on Orchard St. West Mlaln St. on a warrant faster emergency attention for Bake Sale Mrs. Marguerite Ekstrom of The GOP leader said the same Installed the patient than is now possl- The Tolland Juniors will hold extreme southwestern tip. tion and the admiral called a Pefter, 8%, and Sean, 7; and two sis- at the 1970 Democratic conven­ He now heads the Division of charging him with breach ot 39 McKinley St. was elected "This is only a fraction of tera, Bridget, 3, and Shannan, 13 months. tactics were used by Sullivan in Rockville. ble. However, emergency first a Bake Sale Sunday beginning conference of his officers to fig­ Mra. Frank Morlarty of 31 tion. It also is known that t^ey X' Supporting Staff Services with the peace. PoBce said he was president of the Senior Citizens what is down there,” a diver ure out where they were. A in the last gubernatorial elec­ (the allies) are using Senator the Department of Community The Master Councilor-elect is aid kits would be necessary for at 8 a.m. at Wanats Shopping tion. Gardner St., was installed-last William R. Dumas Jr., son of involved in a distutbanoe with each member to have in his Center. Mrs. James Broderick Club at its annual meeting yes­ said. presumptlous cabin boy who Usher, Amy Marie, daughter of Warren RoScoe and Dodd as the stalking horse to Affairs. neigjhbora. The first coins discovered suggested that it was some­ Sandra. Desqaid uaher, Laurel Trail, Coventry. She whs born He said Oonnecticut citizens night as chairman of the Com­ be withdrawn at the appropriate Marilyn told police she left Mr. and Mrs. William Dumas car, making it a mobile emer- is chairman of the event. terday afternoon at the Senior "saw the same sorry exhibition Sr. of 18 Fox Hill Dr. He is I'He (has been releiaBed without gency vehicle. The kits aver­ Citizens Center. She succeeds were English, French and where near the rocky Scilly Sept. 8 alt Rockville General Hospitail. Her maternal grand­ bined Catholdic Mothers Circles time so they can name Mr. Gi­ home about 7:22 yesterday bond and is scheduled to ap­ Selectmen’s Meeting Portuguese, none carrying a parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Despard, Coventry. Her pa­ of Tammany Hall-tyi)e politics aimo, who is the real candi­ a Rockville High School grad­ age cost is about $20, and there The four town voting ma­ Mrs. Delia Raymond. Isles was hanged from a yard­ of Manchester at St. Bartholo­ morning and walked across pear in Circuit Court 12 Rock­ date later than 1707. arm. ternal gitandparens are Mr, andi Mrs. Lawrence Usher TOl- when the whole apparatus of date.” Center St. to a vacant lot be­ uate and a freshman at the Uni­ are 28 members. chines will be moved to the Other elected officers are Mrs. state government was turned mew’s Church. versity of Oonnecticut. ville Oot. 3. Diver Geoffrey Upton, 34, told At dawn the following day, the tand. Sirabella said it was common tween Canter’s Market and The ToUMd Juniors will jjicks Memorial School gym In ^llen Bronkie, vice president; of finding the treasure: “It was ***•,*, loose on Clayton Gengras (the The Rev. Philip Huasey of St. knowledge that Giaimo had David Georgia, 20, Of 27 i^^se money through various ac- t^e next couple of days to per- Mrs. Helen Bumford, secretary; fleet set sail again in fog. Within Bartholomew, chaplain and' Coronet Gas station. Spring St whs arrested yes­ a very dark and uninviting hole. Gannon, Kevin Patrick, son of John V. Jr. and Mhry- GOP candidate) two days be­ "higher political aspirations.” She was walking down a path . ®tid projects, to pur- jjjg machine mechanics to and Karl White, treasurer. hours it rammed the Scilly reefs fore the election.” spiritual director of the group, terday on a Warrant charging chase the needed kits. ^ The only way to get through it and sank, taking 1,000 men to suSan Carroll Gannon, Hayes Ave., EUington. He was bom in the lot toward Coolidge St. him with conoeahnent ct goods set them up for the Oct. 2 elec- was to take off my breathing Swarms of tax and insurance officiated at 'the installation Charles Mayer, president of Balsa wood, the lightest wood the bottom. The admiral, who Sept. 6 at Manchester Memorial HtoSpStal. HJs mateimal department agents, Hausman services. 'The organization is when she saw a man Walking sold on condition. He was re­ the TVAA, described the duties set, push it through first and framdmjother as Mrs. Arthur OarroU, Bridgeport. M s paternal Area Weather toward her near some trees. Several Town boards and com- in commercial use, weighs as washed ashore, was said to said, were sent on “fishing ex­ celebrating its 36th anniver­ leased without bond and will ap­ and history of the association . , . , , j x swim after it. It led to a deeper have had his throat cut by an grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon Sr., Trumbull. peditions” to "get something” The man said, "Come here, pear in court here Oot 10. to about 65 members and nilssions have delayed the print- little as 4 pounds a cubic foot. gully and suddenly I saw a car­ He has a (brother, Mltehael JoOm, 22 rnonthb. sary. WINDSOR LO(JKS (AP)—Our kid,” she said. Cork is about four times as old woman who wanted his dia­ on Gengras. (Xher officers inducted are recent pattern of summerlike Carl Sbetto, 18, oC Rt. SI, guests at Tuesday night’s meet- *’®P°*‘* pet of silver coins stretching in mond rings. ****,$. The youngster then started to Coventry, was charged with ing of the club handing in their reports on hea'vy. front of me.” Mra. James Watt, co-chairman: weather is in the process of ease your oching bock... beoutifutly Wood, Armand Charles, son of wayne B. and n™ My- Mrs. Gran'ville Ldngard, record­ run but fell. The attacker, de­ speeding on Rt. 83. He will ap­ TVo other proposals were al- lius Wood, 333 South Main St. He was bom Sept. 5 at Man­ undergoing a significant change scribed as a whitfe male, be­ pear in court here Oot 10. so presented for consideration received ing secretary; Mrs. Victor Pet­ chester Memorial Hoapitkl. HSa paternal grandmother is Mrs. State GI Given erson, corresponding secretary; with a cool period setting in, when you weor o BockAid by Flexnit tween 5 feet 7 and six feet tall, June Tyler of WetheraOeld as the club project Board of Tuesday night, postponing Charies L. Wood, Knoxville, Tenn. He has a brother, Billy, , t caught up to her. Sartor said, was issued a summons yester­ Recreation Chairman William completion of the report until 4%. 18-Month Term Mrs. Joseifli Halloran, treas­ the U.S. Weather Bureau re­ and marked up her legs with day tor faihue to drive a leas- HoUey ouUlned plans for the de- release date, * * 9 *t urer; Mrs. Louis Sulots, li­ ports. It’s a fashion right lightweight garment made without bones to give brarian; Mrs. Richard Jen­ some sort of instrument.” onable distance ap art PoUOe velopment of Crandall’s Park First Selectmen Carmelo Zan- Frommer, Brenda Jean, daughter of Eugene B. and FT. DDC, N.J. (AP)—Eighteen A cold front currently located extra support to the lower back and abdomen. Wear BackAid . . . the Police do not believe it was said she struck the rear of a offerlng a proposal for the Jun- announced he will give an- months’ confinement at hard la­ nings, publicity; Mrs. Richard over the western Great Lakes Valerie Batcffieler Ftrommer, 126 Spruce St. ISIhe whs bom Bethune, co-publicity; and Mra. fashion girdle with heavenly extra comfort. COMPLETE5LY MA­ a knife, however. car stopped for traffic on Rt. lors to support a playgroimd for other coating of oil to Cedar Sept. 12 a t Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mlatemal bor, a bad conduct discharge region is expected through The man, wearing a grey 83 in front of the Pizza Patio. children to be located near the Swamp Rd. this week after Raymond Hagedorn, combined southern New England Friday CHINE WASHABLE! White. S, M, L, XL. ' sport jacket and grey cotton grandphrertta are (Mr. and Mra. Edward Frommer, Roek- and loss of all pay and allow­ advisor. No one was injured. She will pine grove. patching has been completed. vme. Her patemaa grandlparenta are,Mr. and Mrs. Rt^ymond ances was the sentence imposed morning, marking the end of work pants, then ran away. appear here ini oourt Oot. 10. CD director David Cabaniss The Board of Selectmen A Manchester native, the our current warm spell. The air Marilyn, an 8th grader at As­ Pronrmer, Rockville. She (has a (brother, Carl Ediward, 2%. on a would-be conscientious ob­ newly installed chairman lives the g ir d le ----- •SUM A one-car aoddent occtured presented a plan for the equip- agreed to hold one more meet- • * * * » jector from Hamden, Conn. behind the front is quite cooler sumption Junior High School, heire this morning on Orchard ping of the town hall with a Sept. 29 at 7:30 to clean up in St. James’ Parish. She is and a marked difference in air went to school after being re­ Baiward, Melissa Jill, daughter off WEHlam Hbath and Pvt. David Brown, 22, who en­ a member of the Little Flower long leg panty St. Foiioe said IMbigaret Cronin base radio station, andMne mo- any remaining details before Geraldine AdeJhtde Erehn Bannand, w au St., Coventiy. She listed in the Army last year and masses will be noticed by Fri­ eisjMi leased from the hospital. of 66 'Talooitt Ave. struck a bile radio unit to be located in the new Board of Selectmen as- of Jesus Mothers Circle and day afternoon. was bom Sept. 10 a t M(ancheater Memorial Hospital. Her later tried unsuccessfully to get the Elast Catholic Parents Club. telephone pole. No one was in- a town truck, as a starter in aumes office immediately after maternal grandperenta aire Mr. and Mra. Paul L. Frelm, Day- a discharge, was sentenced by Meanwhile south to southwest Ijoring phoio juned but the car had to be the communications program the announcement of the elec- a general court martial Wednes­ winds ahead of the front have Coventry Dumas Jr. for the town. tlon results Oct. 2 None of the bonh Ueach, Fla, She has two brothera, George, 15, and Bar­ William R. towed away. ■PLUS ry, 6; and four ristera, Wendy, 16, Tiiacy, 12, Aibby Gall, 6, day after being convicted Tues- dure, the seven-member general brought an abundance of mois­ Two Girls Hurt TTie only commiuiications present board is seeking re- The other officers to be in­ and 'liammy, 4. _day of disobeying an order. court martial heard arguments ture to the area from the South Petition Filed A one-car accident on Reser­ syatem presently in town are election, */***,*, "Ibe prosecution charged that Wednesday about the sentence This moisture coupled with the stalled are Keith Belyea, sen­ voir Rd. sent two 17-year-oId two walky-talkies good for a The Bulletin Board to be Imposed on Brown — a marked contrast in air masses ior. councilor; John Purnell, Smith, Kendra Lynn, daughter of (Bruce Proctor and Brown refused to don his uni­ For Bankruptcy girls to Rockville General Hos­ one-half mile radius, he said. The Pilgrim Fellowship will form after returning from leave hearing separate from the trial has set off widespread shower junior councilor; Burton Ames, Showcase Americana meet tomorrow night at 7:18 at Donna Dawson Smith, Frede(ric Rd., Vernon. She wab born activity in areas ahead of the senior deacon; John Herzog, pital Tuesday night, police said Sept. 12 a t Mancheater Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal last June 1. itself, which wound up Tuesday. WiOiBm F. Kilby and his today. The major fund-raising event the United Congregational The maximum penalty for dis­ The court deliberated for an front. junior deacon; John Sullivan, of the year for the Juniors Church, giandpbrenta are Mir. and Mire. WUMam Dawson, Middletown. hour and a half before return­ wife, XXinioe G. Kilby, oif 146 senior steward; George Du­ Police said Catherine Bever­ CORPORATION Her petemai grandparents era Mr. and Mirs. Raymond obeying an order is five years’ The shower activity will likely will be ‘IShowcase Americana’’ ing the sentence. Cedar Swamp Rd., have died mas, chaplain; Craig Melendy, ly of Falls Rd. was driving HOME IMPROVEMENT DIVISION Smsth, 61 walnut St. confinement at hard labor, dis­ reach our area by late this aft­ a votuntary pdtitinR in bcmk- north on Reservoir Rd. when to be held at the high school Manchester Evening Her­ »i » ■ * • honorable discharge and loss of Brown’s address in Hamden ernoon or tonight. Showers will niptcy in U.S. Didtnlot Court sentinel; Thomas Rider, stand­ Dec. 2. Profits from the event ald Tolland correspondent, was 1166 Dixwell Ave. ard bearer; Edward Clark, the car left the right side of the all pay and allowances. end Friday morning with clear­ in HarbSoid. 'wiU be earmarked for the Am­ Bette Quatrale, tel. 876-2845. OFFICES—SHOWROOMS Slanek, Wendy Lorraine, daugUter of WUMam Stanley In addition to a lawyer ap­ ing and cooler temperatures rrtkey list debts a t $14,067 and marshal; Scott McKay, orator; road and overturned. Both she bulance Association. and Lorraine Ann WobUett Stanek, 36% Walker St. She was RACING ADVICE Alan Herzog, scribe. pointed by the Army to defend following Friday afternoon. aasefts a t $50.29. and her passenger, Karen Buj- Showcase Americana is a ARSONISTS* TOLL COSTLY 986 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD boOTi Sept. 12 at Manchester Miemordiat Hospital. Her mater­ him. Brown had the assistance NEW YORK (AP) — Where is Creditors______include______Harold and The elected preceptors in narowski of Crystal Lake Rd., group of craftsmen wokring in LONDON — Arsonists are nal grandparents are Mr. and MTs. Raymond H. Woollett, of three lawyers provided by the best place to watch a sports Ma*i)ory N ad iu , no known ad- proper order are Douglas Bar- Tolland, were treated and dls- traditionail art torms, who ex­ blamed for one-fifth of Britain’s 176 (South Main St. Her petemai grandparents are (Mr. and the American Civil Liberties car race? It’s where a long dress, $2,600; HaitfbnJ Oonnec- stow, James Galllgan, Blair charged at the hospital, $229.6 million fire bill in official Mrs. W(UlIam F. Stanek, Vernon, straightaway gives way to a hibit their work together. Ex OMPLETE HOME REMODELING FROM DESIGN TO FINISH ♦ *( ♦ *1 Union. FOR tlcirt. Company Eriiploye Fed- Ritchie. Jesse Turner, Joseph Miss Beverly was given a hibits will Include antique dolls, records and in unofficial esti- The ACLU claimed that Bro-wn comer, according to Stirling eral Credit Union, $1,921; Con- Simons Jr., James Tuttle, and written warning for driving top hond blown glass, textile paint- mates for nearly 40 per cent. Buck, Daniel Wlnthrop, son of Ourdon Hall and Sha­ had submitted his request for Moss, world famous Grand Prix necticut Bank and Trust Oo., Thomas Rider. fast for conditions. ron Smith (Bqck, 64 Stobkade Rd., South Gtoettonbury. He was discharge as a conscientious ob­ driver, currently serving as rac­ Cosmetics Newington, $400; Eugene Ar- Barry Leonard, State Master pigtol Match Saturday bom Sept. 8 a t (Manchester Memorial HoepStSl. Hla maternal jector in June 1966, well within ing director for the Canadian- sentault of North Windham, Councilor, is part of the install- \ two-man combat pistol grandparents ere Mr. and Mrs. Ket'th Smith Jr., Flarining- the 180-day period set by the American Challenge Cup series rrs $600; Lou Boudreau Tele vision ing team. Kenneth Royce, state team from the Vernon Police ton. His pateimst grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Richard Army for such requests. Brown competition for the Johnson- of Boston, $50; Lieonard Lugin- senior councilor from Manches- Department will compete in the New Car on your Mind? Buck, GlaSboribury. He IKas a brother, Keith Shltonstlall, 7; had enlisted for a three-year Wax trophy. bul of RockviUe, $160; Man­ ter, is also. Northeast State Combat Pistol and a sister, FraniciS JdSeptiine, 1. hitch on May 17, 1966. Moss recommends watching Uggefts chester Memiorial Hospital, $50; Oliver J. Purnell in is the Matches at the Hartford Police *•,**.*, However, the prosecution the different lines drivers take HartlEord Gas Co., $311; Allen organist. Refreshments will be Department range tomorrow Tondcunas, Michael Ihomas, son of Thomas d- end maintained Brown did not file through comers, how late a At The Parkade Food Market cf Coventry, $46; served. and Saturday. Patricia Ann Warrington Tomlkunas, 33 Woodland sit. He his request until March 1 this driver delays his braking when AneatheaiolDgy Associates of ----- Team members are Sgt. Rob­ w(as bom Sept. 12 a t MSnlcheSter Mieiinorial Hospital. His ma­ year. he tries to pass another car on a MANCHESTER Maadieater, $36; Hale’s Land- ert L. Kjellquist and Officer ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mirs. Albert Warringtion, ^7 The request was denied. turn, and how early he acceler­ ing of Rockville. $153; M&M Ellington John Bundy. They will Are both Woodland St. Hla petemai grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. According to military proce- ates coming out of a corner. OU Service cf Bolltan, $31; Dr. for individual and two-man Alexander Tomkunas, 27 Joseph St. He has tlwo sisters, Mary Paul S. Norman of 320 Main Police Probing team events starting tomorrow ABce, 4, and Patricia Ann,'2%. St, Manchester, $76, and Opti­ at 9:30 a.m. * * * *1 • cal Btyile Bar of iManebeSter, 3 Fires in Area This Is the second annual ' Dopalaff, Wendy Ann, daughter of Gary Charles and $44. match. Teams are entered from Fbtrlcia Ruth Casey Dopalaff, 36 Ridge Circle, Storre. She The petition will be turned Police are investigating three Jocail, state and federal agencies was bom Sept. 9 a t Manchester Memorial Hos^U^. Her ma­ over to Saul Seidman, referee fires last night in Ellington and from several states. ternal grandparents are (Mr. and itra. Can CaSey Jr., AhUty- in bankruptcy. Somers, state police in Stafford A four-man team from the viUe, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are (Mr. and Mrs. Gus­ The couple are being repre­ Vernon Department placed tav DopSlalfr, MasSapequa, N.T. She hSs a sister, Deborah "Compensate" o new girdle design sented by Atty. Dominic J. Springs said today. fourth last year in the Class D Ann, 17 mnnjtlhB. Squatrito of Manchealter. The Ares all started within di'vision. **.**> *1 an hour, police sedd. The Arst Gain, Stacey Roberta, daughter of David Alan and by Flexnit ends pontyleg bulge was reported on Rt. 30 across AETNA APPLIES FOR Nancy MSrie Stonetiouse Cain, RIFID No. 4, Bbx 640, CTov- Coventry the highway from the Busy Bee HARTFORD (AP)—The only entry. (She was bom Sept. 6 a t Manchester Memoriial Hospi­ DON'T WEAR A TOURNIQUET . . . Tight pantylegs can hinder Drive-in at 11:20 p.m. private Arm who Aled a de- in your Hands! tal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hbward R. David McKenzie The next wps reported at 11:46 veloper application for a $24 mil- FALL FIX-UP TIME SItionehouSe, Ft. Myer's, Fla. Her paternal grandparents are normal circulation, cause unsightly and uncomfortable marking and w T. J J A • p.m. nearby at the Dog House uon civic center complex by Frl- Low Bank Rates 0 Fast Service Mr. and Mra. DougiSs Cain, Weymouth, Mass. She has a swelling of the legs and feet. Take the time to be expertly fitted ... J.S i l n m e C l A c t i n g pet shop at the comer of Routes day’s deadline was Aetna Life Fall means fix-up time! Whether your home needs a new paint job, protec­ brottiher, Steven Robei't, 26 mCnths. wear a "Compensate” with Adjnst>aa.vid E. and tem, will act in the capacity said. build the complex. mornings. Janet Cormier KupfeiSchmSd, Oder Mill Rd., EMngton. He from Oct. 5 to Jan. 5, tempo­ □ ROOF-^Weathertlte ? A-vedd water Was bom Sept. 5 at Mancheiater Memorial Hospital. Hla ma­ rarily replacing Frank Dunn, diamage by ohecktog ahinglea, d a r ­ □ DORMER—make use of that wasted terial grandparents are Mr. and Mpj. Normand F. OMmier, whose resig;nation as superin­ ings, gifttens and downspouts. attic area for that extra bedroom. East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tendent becomes effective Oct. □ PAINTING—A paint job inside or □ RBC R(XXM)—Finish off your base­ Juhus E. Kuperechmld, RockviUe. He has a sSater, Ann Ma­ 5. outside oan do wonders. ment for an aU-famlly playroom. rie, 16 months. \ McKenize is a native of Mel­ * * * *1 □ SIDiING—Tight? Need patching? Re­ rose, Mass., and has been busi­ □ BATHROOM—Remodel yotu* present Mathis, Matthew Ray, son of Peter A. Jr. and Su­ ness manager here for three and be first cover with aluminum clapboards or one or add a much needed second composition 'stdngles. one. sanna Arnold Mathis, 218 Spruce St. He wSS bom SepL 7 at one half years. He holds a bach­ Memorial HoSpiltai. His matemal graiu^wrents '£> elor’s degree in business admin­ □ ENCLOSED BREJEZBWAY—or porch □ ADDITION—X-tra room for X-tna are Mr. and Mrs. Hardl Arnold, RSItcn, N.Y. His paterrtW istration from Northeastern in 1968 new for year round use. comfort. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mathis, Wlnleted. He University in Boston, and has hias three (brothers^ MRha, 6, Fritz, 3 end Martin, 2; and a ~ completed the course work □ Modernize ’KITCHEN—make It the □ FLOORING - install a beautiful most used room in the home, the new -Vinyl or inlaid floor to add that aliElter, Lucia, 4. toward a master’s degree in most convenient, too. new look. educational administraJtion from with ideas! the University of Connecticut. If you decide there’s a job or two that needs doing call or come in and dis­ McKenzie completed his prac­ tice teaching requirements at cuss it with our trained personnel. Worcester State College, Mass., and has had 14 years of .ex­ perience in industry and man­ agement. He is married and has REMEMBER a teen-age. daughter. The board’s appointment of McDonald^ It^ been replaced. McKenzie includes a provision NOT TALK...JUST FACT tor extension of duties beyond For the 19th conjeCutive year, we've Jen. 1, if this becomes necessary. golden french fries IThey hove built-in headrests.) All Models on Display X-TRA is oiir first name. We give X-Tra ’value . . . at no X-Tra Cost.. replaced the bug. The windshie)d wipers are much more With another bug. I HURTIN CRUISER BLAST efficient. (They're larger.) EOUDGEPORT (AP) — Three To those of you who expected some­ Even the shifting is easier. (We put a NO MONEY DOWN . LOW BANK TERMS thing fancier, sorry. (The '68 looks just decol on the window to show you how.) have been treated at St. V Vincent Hospital for injuries suf­ like the '67 crossed out above.) All in all, we feel thot the 36 nice little fered in the explosion and burn­ REFERENCES: To those of you who now own a VW, changes on t(iis year's Volkswagen moke ing of a $6,000 cabin cruiser congratulati(?ns. (Once again your model it the best ever. OPEN HOUSE CALL NO W has not gone out of style.) close to shore. Manchester Chomber of Commerce O f course, every yeor we build the Two of the men, Matthew Cuc- To those of you who've been thinking “perfect" Volkswagen. cero of Bridgeport, owner of the Savings Bonk of Manchester Free Shop-At-Home Service obout buying a new one, nice thinking. And then we do a masterful job of Country Coasiiis...now 3t4oot craft, and James Adams Conneclicut Bonk & Trust Co. The front seats are more cpmfortable. proving ourselves wrong. of Stratford, were burned in the NOW! m iahep - Thursday. color-prinf design by TruForm James ^!iserq of Bridgeport But most of all your neighbors, the look for the golden arches many people that we have done work suffered a mUd heart attack aA- Cpme in and it tomorrow You can now wear Ametica’a favorite panty girdle fron Pretty Girl in e r the .explosion, hospital oAl- for in the area. These are out' best ref­ 2897778 a new pretty print. Sixetch nylon and Lycra Spandex gives you exjtra zaid. He was rescued from- erences. We will be happy to show you 7 Days A WeA-^ the water by Irving HamUton Jobs, that have, been completed right in 46 West Center St., Manchestor comfort witlv good figure contrloaion. jgt Read Herald Advertisements TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALC03TVILLE

A_ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEETEMBER 21, 1967 Genovesi Fund PAGE SEVEN From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Gets Gifts of In Yonkers^ N.Y. PT DORIS BEUIINO Girls’ Beef and Rice Oriental is a Rosary Society W E C A R E favorite recipe of Mrs. John l ( ( ABOi/T YOUR FAMILY M ‘Wheeler Dealer Teens’ (Ckil) Hinchen of 56 Jean Rd.. With a donation of 1800 from Orion* Pullovers who says A e usually serves it St. Bridget Rosary Society, the Run Own Qassified Ads when entertaining gueata. YONKBR8, N.Y. (AP) _ For Vincent Genovesi Memorial booming comic bo4 teaspoon pepper Also for sale were "a low sponsible youth seeks employ­ necticut Bank and Trust Co. 2M to 3 tablespoons cornstarch mileage record player” by ment as a CathoUc organist or 2 (one-pound) cans bean Lynne Galant, 14, and a sleep­ waiter or clerk or counterman STAGE ACTOR TO WED sprouts, drained ing bag by Ken Johnsson, who or gardener. No experience Misses 100 % Virgin Wool 1 (five-ounce) can water TRUMBULL (AP) — The pa­ insisted: “I never used it. No available.” rents of a Bridgeport public chestnuts, drained and slic­ CAMPbELL'S He.” RicharcTBarrer, 14, "wlU pay school teacher have . announced ed thin Harlene Grossman, 11, was top doUar for to a ^ , common or that their daughter will marry 1 (five-ounce) can bamboo TOMATO 4 "selling books to suit every foreign." And “If anyone has Edward Mulhare, stage and film shoots, drained (Herald photo by Sademls) cause and every person. The ainy radios or any type of actor. Embroidered Cardigans 2 (nine-ounce) packages froz­ MRS. JOHN HTNGHEN » books are in good shape. They electrical or scientific equip­ The prospective bride. Miss en Italian green beans or SOUP ^ just aren’t read." ment to get rid of,” please call M. Carleen Gunther, will be frozen snow peas utes. Green beans should be just And two samples from that Allen Weiner, 13. married Nov. 28, in St. Teresa’s 1 ripe tomato, peeled and crisp-tender and not overcook­ home each spring and fall, church here, Mr. and Mrs. Carl coarsley chopped ed. Add salt and pepper to taught by Elden Rowland of 4 to 4 % cups hot, cooked rice H. Gunther said. taste. Florida. SWEET LIFE Owr I t f . U w Mulhare appeared in the movie Stir meat in marinade and She also enjoys sewing, dig­ State Is Asked to Help PriM i.9 7 Just before serving, sprinkle "Our Man Flint” and also in sprinkle meat tenderizer over ging for old bottles, and refin­ surface with chopped tomato. the Broadway musical, "M y LIQUID 5.55 beef. Pierce each piece of meat ishing furniture, and recently 22 Oz. Serve over rice and pass extra Fair Lady." Provide Job Potential deeply and many times with a soy sauce. refinished an old store clock for Plastic Bottles fork. Transfer meat and mari­ This recipe makes six gener­ her home. DETEROENT WATERBURY (AP) — 'The He said his g(roup was glad nade to a three-quart kettle. Hand loomed and hand fashioned of 100% virgin wool. ous servings. ' state has been asked by a New to hear that because "one of Add water and seasoning. Sim­ the real problems with the po­ These gaily embroidered cardigans compliment the skirt ROA^ BUILT FOR AMBER Haven neighborhood group to mer until just fork-tender, about Mrs. Hinchen received a B.S. CAMERAS lice is that they don’t have or slack. Sizes 34 to 40. White only. one and one-half to two hours. degree in home economics, ROME—The famous "Amber FILM— BULBS help organize a factory to pro­ enough Negroes and Puerto Ri­ Thicken slightly with a thin clothing and textiles from Road” or road system was built LIBBY'S vide jobs for young people and cans.” paste of cornstarch and cold Russell Sage College, Troy, 2,000 years before Christ to haul DISCOUNT PRICES to help develop housing units Jefferys said the Hill group water. Allow contents of N.Y. She also received a B.S. precious amber from the Bal­ ARTHUR DRUG CORNED for low-income families to own proposes that the industrial kettle to boil one to two min­ degree in nursing from Colum­ tic Sea to Rome, Greece and and rent. plant to be set up in the Hill & bia University, New York City. Asia Minor. Junior Misses utes. 12 Oz. Can The neighborhood group, the neighborhood be run by 18-to-26- Add bean sprouts, green beans Her husband is a research sci­ Hill Action Group, represents y ear-olds. entist at United Aircraft R e­ water chestnuts and bamboo about 600 residents of the neigh­ ‘"They would be their own search Laboratory, East Hart­ shoots. Simmer 10 to 16 min- borhood hardest hit in recent bosses, sell their own products ford. Dr. Hinchen is also teach­ of the largest lighting One violence In New Haven. and declare their own dividends. ing an evening course in chem­ showrooms in New England The group made its plea ’There would be no dead ends,’’ Hardware Trim Skirts istry at the University of Hart­ HOURS: 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Daily Sat. 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Wednesday to the State Com­ he said. "W e plan to contract ford. The couple has a son, Dav­ mission on Human Rights and with manufacturers to make W e Carry FUEL OIL id, 6, a Grade 1 pupil at High­ MAZOLA Opportunities. some of their tools and prod­ Fireplace Sets, land Park School. The commission was also ucts.” TRUCK ORIVER The Hinchens came to Man­ Screens and Orates OIL Qt. Bot. asked to Support a plan for As for the low-income hous­ chester five years ago from opening up new job opportuni­ ing, Jefferys said his group • Permanent— Year Round Schenectady, N.Y. They attend e l e c t r i c H c o : ties for the Hill neighborhood would use several methods ih- Concordia Lutheran Church. • Top W ages COMPLETE LINE OF and to help review policies of cluding establishment by the 5 .5 5 Mrs. Hinchen is a volunteer DINTY MOORE private industry and the state in city of New Haven of a rent- LIGHTING FIXTURES FOR tveiY room in the house. LIPTON'S • A U Fringe Benefits nurse for the Red Cross Blood- hii-ing Negroes and Puerto Ri­ receivership program. RTE. S3 VERNON Replacement glass and shodes for lighting fixtures, mobile program. Her hobbies (Lapp's Vernon Ploxa toble and pole lomps. Alto speciolixe in electrifying cans. A trust or revolving fund Moat be experienced with antique lomps. We repolr small applionces. BEEF STEW Bonded plaid and *A’ Line skirts in the latest hardware are skiing, and she is an active Locoted 2 Miles From TEA H arry Jefferys, .president of would be set up In the Hill fuel oil deliveries. The Vernon Circle) member of the Manchester Ski WE ALSO CARRY the Hill group, asked the com­ neighborhood to buy houses, re­ trim fashions. Sizes 5 to 15 and 10 to 18. 24 Oz. Can mission to help "work to en­ habilitate them and turn them WYMAN OIL CO. Club; arts and crafts and crea­ Rockville S 7 5 -0 8 8 8 Complete line o f electricol suppliet, wire 59c tive painting, and she has a switches. Etc. Everything needed for the home. BAGS 48ct. courage the State Board of E d­ over to , the Housing Authority 24 M ain St., Mionriiester From Manchester Exchonge (no toll chg.) Medicine cobiiiett, ronge hoods, kitchen class in creative painting at her Ask Operator For Enterprise 4335 tons, intercom eysttmt, olockr, smokers. ucation, State Health and W el­ for rent to low-income families. CAMPBELL'S fare Departments and other Proceeds from rent would he state agencies to get poor peo­ returned to the fund to finance ple — especially poor Negroes purchase of more houses, he Boys’ Permanent Press PORK and BEANS and Puerto Ricans—into policy­ said. NATIVE 3 LBS. 16 0Z. making positions.” In other action Wednesday, 6 Cans 0 7 w Jefferys said several young the commission decided it would persons from the Hill "have ex­ establish a branch office in Plaid Corduroy pressed a real interest in police Bridgeport. ’The commission’s main office is in Hartford. FRANCO AMERICAN work.” SPAGHETTI Sport Shirts Dress Slacks 2 29c

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 South Windsor conduct a ■paper drive '.Satur­ drus, program; Mrs. Rayrnond ceeds Dorothy Steel in the last March but C. L. Dennis, day. Wapping residents ■who Stein, telephone, Mrs. Roman post. Pan Am Crews president of the .clerks union, la­ Edith S. Williamg beled it Inadequate. have paiper for the drive are Luftglass, kitchen; M rs.. Marr Mrs. Enes hds been with the Teacher o f Pfamo" to the United States 36 minesweepers asked to leave securely tied Vin Elsenberg,- membership; hospital for the pkkt. year as a End l^hort Strike Dennis said a New York fed­ JUnrl^pjBtrr and some other military items at a total TrewhelUt Asks Better Use ■bundles at the curbline or at Mrs. Lawrence Gilbert, donor; medical secretary in the. Medi­ eral court will rule on whether and Organ WASHINGTON (AP) — Pan Pan Am must bargain with the of about $360 million. the head o f their driveways. Mrs. David Horn, publicity and cal Records Department. Sher is Begbuwrs A Specialty American World Airways was clerks before the dispute Wlffi Eupnttts l|praUi The protection of a hometown business Of Experts in Government The papers will be (picked up Mrs. Howard Moses, education. a graduate of. the University d f- Tel. 828-2866 ■between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Also Mrs. Arthur TraveYa, Hartford. 'Operating normally today fol­ the Teamsters is Ironed out. p u b u b h s d b y t h e -in an election year is something the ad­ Robert Trewhella, OOP candl. R. Wood Democratic coffee hours will parliamentarian; Mrs. Burton Church Services at School lowing h,brlef walkout by sever­ The Teamsters won an elec­ n m u d jD FCtxrmNO oo.. m e. Construction Com- v u ^ 13 BteseU 8t2^t ministration can not take into consider­ Kahn, gift shop; Mrs. David Services of 'the Wapping tion several months ago to re­ MBOoheeter .Oom. date for the town council, today pnny. , be held tonight at the home of al thoustftid,; workers. ation when it works out such foreign' pol­ Hyman, library; Mrs. Robert Community Ch#rch will be held present the airline workers but THoaus F. i^mausoN . urged full use of the technical Carlno said Mrs. Robert Laurie, 177 Maskel After a strike Wednesday of WA1.TSR iR. FEStOUSON icy agreements in advance. Ofstein, special projects, and at the high school on Sundays about 12 h ou rs.'^ e 7,000 Pan the results were thrown out by WINDOW SHADES PutoMshezw Founded Ootober l. 18 8 1______This Congressional veto is an instance Mrs. Marvin Reeber, merchan­ at 9 and 10:30 a.m. TOe move Am workers were 'recalled to the Mediation Board, which or­ One of the factors In the de* of appeals con- Oeepwood Drive from 9 to 10 work by the APL-CIO ISrpther- dered a new election. WASHABLE PubliBhed Every Eventow Except Sindays of one way in which domestic politics dise club. was necessary due to ■the ren­ and HoUdays. Entered a ttte F(mM O ttk x fix ovation o f the church, proper hood of Railway and Airlines The board said it had erred in interferes with foreign policy. It la not lay in the construction of the f u U y S S “ to Elected members of the board INTERSTATE Xanciiester. Oonn.. as Becond Oass Hat) and the construotlan o f an ad­ Clerks at the request of the Na-' ’ allowing the Clerks Union to M atter.______the most vicious or serious, perhaps, but town hall w a s the lack of coor- die the probtems that are ^ *‘®'^ ®®P*’ for the 1967-68 year are: Mrs. Peter Patten, ways and means dition. tional Mediation Board. keep .Its name off the ballot. The AQUA SHADES suBeoRipnoN r a t e s it is one of the most senseless. dination of bond counsel activl- brought to this board.” ^® Thomas FayaUe In Advance _____ vice-president; Mrs. Herbert The strike ostensibly Involvod clerks'tised this tactic in hopes s n F A Made to Order One Y ea r ...... WOO ties with those of the architect "It is gratifying to have peo- ’m“ ® Melster, program vice-presi­ Manchester Evening Herald a wage dispute but an under­ the total vo^c would be under a u MonttU! ...... ed without any real promise that of higher education last year, well over including 726 dead. (>>nsiderlng Sq. Yd. Springfield, Mass. their enthusiastic interest in double the figure for a decade earlier. that roughly seven times that sank off the Azores with a loss moves toward peace will follow. Mrs. Charles Morse repre­ In 1638, Czechoslovakia an­ our Training School. The city of 80 lives. Credit Plan In any such explosive expansion, it has many regular North Vietnamese • Kxt ra deep . . . sents the Manchester Mental nounced it had agreed to cede of Manchester has opened its Five Years Ago If Washing^ton were to {^ve ’Thant’s Inevitably been extremely difficult to troops were also killed and Health Association on the Men­ the Sudeten German area of heart to the mentally retarded. Algerians went to the polls to ext ra dense appeal something more than the usual maintain, let alone improve, education­ wounded, the marine-enemy ra­ ^ CANDIED : tal Health Telethon broadcast that country to Naizi Germany. No community in Connecticut vote for their first nationstl as­ • S in a rl. su Itl le al quality. tio is high in our favor. rebuff, it might encouraige Hainol to vol­ over channel 30. In 1939, Russia and ^ rm a n y is doing more for the retarded sembly. st \ I inu The quantity of higher education pro­ HOME FASHIONED \ unteer some new Indication of willing­ ’The trouble Is that the enemy Ermano Garavanta of 109 agnreed on the demarcation of than the city of Manchester, One Year Ago vided In the U.S. means little, after all. Convenient • Hlends u it h e\cr> ness to talk.' can replace his casualties from Lakewood Circle Is the toast­ Poland. On behalf of our staff at the U.S. jet pilots downed ^FAVORITES If quality deteriorates. And quality is decor a reservoir of manpower now master for the testimonial din­ In 1946, President Harry Tru­ Training School we have con­ Communist MIGs over In any event the United States is Shop-at-Home an element often overlooked by those estimated at the better part of ner sponsored by the Italian man officially approved “ World sidered it a privilege to work Vietnam and damaged strong enough to declare an uncondi­ who talk of free colleges for all. three divisions on or just north American society, held In honor War Two” as the title of the with the fine men who repre­ others in the biggest day of Service tional halt in the bombing for an un­ Eliminating the cost of college would of the DMZ and another two of Atty. Vincent Diana. war which had just ended. sent the Brotherhood in Action air combat of the war so far. 4 5ove*250 on 50 5q. Yds. I determined period. Certainly no one can obviously draw In more young people divisions held in reserve in the be assured that peace would come about who, to put It bluntly, haye no business southern portion of North Viet­ as a result. No one can be sure that a there. As it is, colleges and universities nam. The marines do not have Regular *11.99.5q. Yd. ■ have too many enroUees whose prime that luxury without detaching halt in the bombing will not cost some Custom | alms are social rather than academic. essential units frofti elsewhere American lives. But the only altemqtiye Fischetti An unfortunately large number of other in the First Corps area. is a long and increasingly bloody strug­ Installation students lack the equipment, mental or vThot's 'Why the district capi­ gle, o|)vlou8ly with the loss of many otherwise, to profit from their exposure tal of Hoi An and the pro­ Available more American lives. to college. vincial capital of Quang Tri ’Ihe effects of this, are both to waste are more vulnerable today thaii the time of the faculty and, to some ex> at any time in ttie last six Senseless Veto tent, drag down the performance of fel­ months. 99 low students. Not to mention the disil­ "Quang Tri is hanging by a PHONE Sq. Yd. One of the most shortsighted and crud­ lusionment of the poorly prepared young thread,” a war-wise U.S. of­ est political maneuvers took place re­ people who simply find college too much ficial told us here. As for Hoi SEARS n , t ^ % X I * cently In the House of Representatives for them. An, the Vletoong guerrillas are 3 • I aix u r ionsl \ deep skillfully exploiting the short­ when that legislative group wrote into Perhaps at some still distant time the to See pile age of U.S. and South Viet­ an appropriation bill a provision which nature of our society and citizenry will • 'I'est ed for lorif; BO change that most Americaifs will namese forces by gradual ex­ Samples In w ear would deny the British the right to sub­ pansion of their large holdings mit bids to construct seven minesweep­ need a higher education to lead pro­ • In ra\ isli iim ductive lives. At that time a stronger in tfte countryside—a reverse Your Home application of the "oil slick” colors ers. case might be made for free colleges, theory by which our side had Tlie object was to protect the Interest i^ght now, though, many individuals are hoped to pacify the countryside of a eraple of shipyards in Wisconsin ihtr better off in technical schools and in ever-expanding concentric against foreign compeUtibn. There is no on-the-job training, and the colleges arc Plus TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on: Remnants, Roll Ends, Short Rolls, Custom Fit Ru^s circles. tslUng what prompted House members too. Bui that is only half the to g[o along with it despite the Jact that With inflation (of enrollments and the story. The vast wd crucial vaiiety of butter bons, it embarrassed the administration in nation’s currency), the costs of operat­ I>(uiang Air 'Base, now one of ths conduct of Its foreign policy. More ing educational establishments ai^e "pecan roll$, fudges, nut the busiefA airfields in the Mancheeter Shopping Torrlngton Shopping <^ter -eftteadily on the rise, a fact that helps and fruit candles, cara­ 1446 New Britain Avenue important it put the United States in the world, is actually more ■vulner­ Parhade fuel the free-college drive. A better re- mels. and jellies . . . no 5HOP AT SEAR5 AND 5AVE W eak Hartford—238-7631 Old Route 8—48».b2U jofltiAn of backing out of an agreement able .today than six months ago. W. Middle Tpk»-64S-1681 . sponse would be greater, not less, selec­ The (reason, is the 122-mm. chocolate cowered pieces. prltb an ally, an agreement which car- Open Mon. thru Sat. Oipra Mon. thru Sat. liad at least as much advantage for this tivity at existing Instituttons—along with enemy rocket, first, used last Satisfaction GucnantMcf or Your Money Bock Open Mon. thru Sat. any necessary improvements in present X 9:80 A.M. to 9 P.M. 9:80 AM. to 9.PJf. 9:86 A M . to 9 PJU. nation as for the British. May. This facile mobile weapon scholarship arrangements. (it weighs in toto "only 238 QUINN'S n e agreement was' one under which Every young American capable of col­ poimds, including its remote- tub' Briflsb would quit wortc on the cost­ lege should be able to attend. The great­ firing device) has a rang[e of PHARMACY ly development of a. high-speed fighter- est cost of opening the doors to all, ren seven miles, almost one mile 873 Main Street bomber and buy the American F ill at garcjless of ability, would not be In dol­ further than .the older 140-mih. you CAN cAy oN£ rnm m u r him Phone 643-4186 a ooet of about IE1.& bUUan. m exchange lars but in the nation’s future quality rocket. the British were to be permitted to seU of Ufe.—WALL STREET JOURNAL Consider what this mkms to —nes. ALmys (vw&ar m actio n is PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN South Windsor Strike Halts ens, they saw the Acropolis and Johnny Appleseed Extra Living Space Ear Fun rented a car. RUBBER STAMPS Democrat Platform Pledges Expo Trains N.Y. T eachers Reach Traveling Schoolboy ” If we hadn’t been such good John C9iapman, known as Manchester drivers, we’d be dead. I never "Johnny Appleseed,” devoted Blueprint nod Siqtply, Inc. MONTREAL (AP) — Mont­ saw such driving. And If some­ his life to planting apple trees. ‘Judicious’ Fiscal Program real's bus and subway workers Finished Basements m one runs into you, the law Just He traveled hundreds of miles 690 Hartford Rd*r Tentative Agreement Likes American Girls over the frontier In the early MBUcheeter, Conn* 649 8608 struck for higher pay today, vir­ shakes its head and scolds Rockville Exctangie E at 1495 The DemocraUc town c ^ - $10,000 has been appropriated tually paralyzing the city trans- End Space Problems (Oontlaaed fropi Page Om ) .What happens when an aver­ Portugal was 50 cents. them.” 1880s, planting and pnuilng mlttee, in announcing its cam-/ solidify the bottom of the ..portation system that serves age schoolboy goes to Europe? “ The Portuguese one was like "We met wonderful people thousands of apple trees. was scaled from $6,WX> to President Alfred A. Glardlno \about 1.3 million riders a day. a dormitory. We had our O'wn everywhere,.'land It took, only a p.fgnplattom i.h aa pledged "to swimming area with soil ce- $13,600. and Schools Supt. Bernard A. For one, thing, he finds that „ ment in an effort to Improve ^The strike against the Mont­ beach and beach chairs, and we few minutes to make friends. OENE'nCIST GETS MEDAL Other Issue* in the strike In­ Donovan to announce the tenta­ American girls are about the oonttaue « ie iudlcdous spend- swimming conditions, real Transportation Commission tive settlement. would sit on the beach watching Sometimes when we couldn’t cluded union demands for a re­ NEW HAVEN (AP)—A Uni­ the OLD iag programs o f balancing "The town has taken title to by its 6,000 Employes shut down best Iqpklng In the world. So the beautiful little ripples in the speak the language, boys our duction In cIsuH alse, more pre­ The strike was the third by versity of California geneticist bonding with current expend!- the Community Hall on Main 2,000 buses on 400 miles of says Robert McCann, 16, who water. Then we would gq to age would draw directions In paration time for teacher* and the UFT irt the past seven year* has received a medal from Yale tures for capital improvements, st., formerly, called the Amer- routes and 41 trains of the city’s has Just returned from an econ­ town and buy bread, cheese, the dirt.*’ greater freedom for teacher* in but the flrat to last longer than University for his contributions Weldon The statements says it is an­ lean Legion Hall. The building new subway line, inaugurated one day. As it grew in length, fruit.” dealing with disruptive puplb’ in omy tour accompanied by a boy In the field of natural history. ticipated this year that a gen­ has been renovated and will this year. ) attendance at the city’s 900 The most important thing BARS APACHE YELL . claaae*. friend. He is G. Ledyard Stebbins, eral e|iovemment surplus in ex­ serve as a recreation area for Drivers began leaving their schools fell off until there were about youth travel is getting FT. CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) — who was given Wednesday the Drug Co. The latter iasue aroused con­ cess o f $100,000 for capiteal im­ townspeople. The facility will vehicles shortly before 11 p.m. only some 278,(k)0 pupUs on hand “ As It turned out, the Ameri­ acquainted with people. Spec. 4 William Harry Greene Addison Emery Verrill Medal provements or tax redilition be used for social functions and Wednesday and officials, on siderable resentment among Wednesday. can girls we met in Europe In Portugal, they went to a declines to yell "Geronimo” by Kingman Brewster Jr., pres­ ;il I heir new :i(l(lr('--- some Negro and Puerto Rican will be available. as a meeting place and social Expo 67’s two man-made is­ They received only token edu­ were the only girls we wanted to festlvsil and sat around singing when he makes parachute ident of Yale. groups which felt it was alm\d The Democrats pledge to center for the South Windsor lands in the St. Lawrence River cation for most of the city’* date. Even the European boys with the fishermen. jumps with the 101st Alrborile The medal Is named for Yale’s 767 M AIN ST, primarily at youngsters In alum, continue efforts toward the full Youth Council.” used electric signboards, mega­ 55,000 teachers remained out. said that the American girls are In Rome, they were im­ Division. Geronimo was an Ari­ first professor of zoology, who use o f all available federal and Other accomplishments list­ phones and public address sys­ school*. It was not Immediately Supervisory personnel managed the l>est looking,” says Robert. pressed by everything, particu­ zona Apache chief and Greene also helped found the Peabody r irUmi; In Kin h "'I known how the issue weis re­ state funds for projects that ed Include the town-owned tems to urge visitors off the a holding operation but even ■He liked Portuguese girls— larly the Trevi fountain. In Ath­ is a Canadian Mohawk. Museum of Natural History. r.wlxMiu J «'l solved. will aid in the growth and bet­ property at' Ayers and Nevers site. !■ they were threatening to go out “ But they are always ■with their Lindsay, weary and shirt­ Council Director mothers auid look very young terment of the town. Rd. which is now a Little Expo pressed sightseeing at the end. for their age. You don’t really “During the Democratic ad- League field and contains reg- tractor trains to ferry crowds to sleeved prodded the negotiators Shanker, who said “ I am Mrs. Otto W. Neumann of on at his Grade Mansion home get to have a conversation with mlnistration. South Windsor ulatlon size baseball diamonds, entrances and parking lots. Offi­ COLONIAL BUILDERS, Inc. very, very happy with the oral Hartford 1ms been named exe­ on the bank of the Bast River. them.” has received nearly one milUon softball and football fields as cials said Expo would go on to­ agreement,” added that both cutive director of the Hospital Finally he appeared on the He became acquainted with dollars for sewer construction well as a concession building day despite the walkout. Call 64MM5,8 ajiiMI pjiL sides would meet today at the CouncU o f Greater Hartford, CARPET AND mansion step*, flanked by Italian girls right away. “ Ital­ in addition to hundreds of thou­ Wages were the main issue. board’s Brooklyn headquarters It was amiounced recently by and ample parking facilities. Member Rockville Chamber of Omimerce Shanker, Board of Education ian girls do not seem very at­ sands of dollars in other fed­ The commission reportedly of­ “ to tie up the loose ends.” Dr. J. Grant Irving, council tractive, but after you get used FLOOR COVERING eral and state aid funds for ^pdanchester Evening Herald fered to increase a^ferage driv­ president. Manriiester Memor­ ^TEMPLE'S to their type of looks, they are r 308901) M4AAIIJ AIN STREETCTBCET highway construction and beau­ South Windsor correspondent, ers’ pay from $2.77 an hour to Andover Pa(h of the Storm by Douglas ial Hospital i» a member hos- MANCHESTER tification and other programs,” $2.99, but union representatives very good looking.” Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8582. Reeman; Heir of the Starve­ pittal of the council. Greek girls resemble gypsies, the platform states. held out for a $3.50 package. OUR HRST lings by Evelyn Berckman, and he says. "But that may be an Pledging to seek and use Marcel Pepin, president of the Walk-in Donors Night Falls In the City by Sar­ Com as a Builder Impression given by their big federal and state funds to aid Confederation of National Trade ah Gainham. Com was known as “ the grain earrings and flashy clothes.” In the construction of a central Hebron Unions, affiliated with five em­ At Bl'oodmobile For non-fiction readers other that built a hemisphere” be­ In one country where they had public library, the statement ploye unions, said the immedi­ new books are: The Seventh ate impetus for the strike was Raise Pint Total cause its abundant harvest in anticipated seeing spectacular neVtes the intention to expand Step by BUI Sands; Nicholas Mexico and Central America girls. It turned out “ They were efforts to secure state and fed­ V oting Set the MTC’s suspension of nego­ Due in large part to .an mi- and Alexandra by Robert K. gave these ancient people the the ugliest girls I ever saw,” he ANNIVERSARY SAU tiations with two unions repre­ eral funds foi»aid in recreation, Massle; Disraeli by Robert says. senting supervisory personnel usual number o f walk-in don­ leisure to develop the high de­ conservation and open space Blake; life of Dylan Thomas "Kids are the ones who have T onight on until it had signed agreements ors who appeared at Monday’s gree of culture their clvUization programs. by C. Fltzgibbon; The Bona- the most fun in Europe. The QT. FLOOR WAX with other employes. vteit of the American Red is noted for, according to the "We v’ill continue the de­ partes by David Stacton; The Encyclopaedia Britannica. first day you are sort of scared. OR velopment of industrial roads, Cross bloodmobile at the Con­ Ordinance gregational Church here, a to­ Climate is Hope by W.S. Ross, You must tell yourself that you servioed by public sewers and and How to be Accepted by the HARTFORD DEPOT BOBBED are not at home, you are In Eu­ QT. FLOOR CLEANER water to promote further in­ A special town meeting will Gets Commendation Medal tal o f 61 pints o f the 75 pint Public Records quota was received. Scheduled CoUege of Your Choice by Ben­ HARTFORD (AP)—An armed rope. You can do anything, like OR dustry and commercial enter­ jamin Fine. be held tonight at 8 in the S gt l.C. Norman D. Llvingistdn received an Army Oommen- Warrantee Deed donors gave 26 pints. robbery Wednesday night at the walk up to a girl and ask her to prises to South Windsor. Frank Gambolati to Joseph E. Trallways bus depot here netted go out. If she says no, nobody Hebron Elementary School on dation Medaa for Meritorious Service yeisiterday alt Manches­ Andover XL. ■ ■ blue, red. Fit 6 to 24 moa education program to meet the — MANY OTHERS — ■ K TA U A TIO N 1 0 . 8 8 MSTWTION needs of technical and social 6.88 AMERICAN MADE changes, thq platform advocates Fit' any Cbavrolet, Ford or Plymooth. adult education and enrichment Brand new, folly foarantead Anto- Pnmiam qoality! Sne coated, CERAMIC TILE dooUe-wrapiM abelL Other can p ix^ a m s to fit the needs of They're Flushablel RESERVE A CAR lite Bboek abaorben; fit moat can. INSTALLED IN TUB AREA townspeople. Famooa AntoUte Setage ride. slickly higher.______~ Pledging to continue and in- NOW . . . CAU UP TO 50 SQ. FT. ..crease services in special ed­ HAVE YOU TRIED OUR UNEXCELLED SERVICE DEPT.T, ALL FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL WITH 2-PIECE FIXTURE ucation, the party advocates thb ( f ^ ALSO HAVE A FIRST CLASS BODY SHOP — REPAIRS ON ALL BBIKES) Pampers® A U T O U T E concept of a large high school 6 4 3 ”5 1 3 5 as being an economically feas­ SPARK PLUGS ible building program and ed­ DIAPER 8i PANTS IN ONE ucationally advantageous to the l e a s in g Faetocy-freah Antolita Spark Plugs students. , , . DO aeconds! Give your motor Use of Schools One-Two-Three exbte pep and zfaig! .49 "A Democratic administration P k g.O f Year Leasing will work to establish definite SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. All Makes and Models Uadt I par caitimirl 12 For plans for more community use Overnight 8 8 FORMICA COUNTER TOPS of our school facilities and to AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE — PONTIAC EXFEBTLY und lUSASONABLY INSTALLED increase interest and attendance Pkg. of SO for Newborn...... 1.48 Pbg. of 30 for Daytime...... 1.68 78 Colors to Choooe From at the nnnysi edurational con­ 166 UNION STREET, ROCKVILLE, CONN. lUie newest thing in dispcaahle diapers . . . so much more oomfottable and ab­ m o r ia r t y C A L X J O F t MANCHESTER— 1145 TQLLAND TPKE. ference/* the p lw orm states* MANCHESTER 643-9533 sorbent. Gresit for tnavei or everyday use. End. dlaper-waahing drudgery! Citing recreatien accomplish­ ROCKVILLE 875-2521 1 \.' BROTHERS OptN Late Every Ni(M Ejcit 93t Wilbur Cross Parltway, f o b m ic a ments under the Democratic ad­ INLAID M I^ U M REMNANTS 50% OFF \i( IN II I I n . m :I. .s A.M. 'I'D II I’.M. '•'Si;" •> % MOoMeetteaf* Oldest Sele: There, tkre Set. ministration the statement sS)^ OPEN I III I. . \.M. 1(1 li r.M.: ''.\ r. ,s I'll ,') r.M. ’ Deakr” AS LOW AS «7e k |. yd. REMNANTS improvements at Veterans’ Me­ sei ORMraSB I morial Park have continued and OniN RVKNIN08 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 PAGE l ^ L V B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 Pages 13 to 24 Section Two THURSPAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 r lEnmtig Coventry Charity Ball Tickets Goldberg Asks North Obituary Beulah Goes Inland; Allies Aim There are 50 tickets left Charles Bradley for the Project 67 Charity Bolton Ball that will be held in the Named Head of For Specific Answer Damage $500 Million Big Guns State Armory Saturday Miller Body night. They can be pur­ Recreation Unit (Continued from PageP a JTA One)O l l A l Cars Collide.) (Continued from Page One) chased from Frank Gakeler. $25 deposit on the field for nitibn of all that each nation has and Egypt promised to refrain Charles Bradley has been near Rockport, the Aransas A t North chairman, at Park Hill- a right to live in peace, freedom Six Are Hurt Home Today from boats in the canal. elected cha’irman of the rec­ cleaning, which would then be County Sheriff's office said. Joyce Flower Shop, 601 Main of passage through International refunded if the cleaning was All town flags will be flown The eye ot the hurricane A mysterious explosion dam­ (Continued from Page One) St.; or at Leonard’s Shoe reation committee, replacing waterways, justice for refugees Six jieople were sent to hos­ aged a citrus canning plafit carried out. and determination of the status pitals last night as the result at half-staff for the late Ma­ passed over some of the world's six months. They indicated the Store, 881 Main St. Alan Howland, whose term ex­ Wednesday at Kibbutz Givat Bradley noted that at a re­ of all concerned. of a head-on collision by two rine Pfe. Keith A. Miller of 17 richest cattle country, including pired. Other new officers are Haim near Hadera on the coast­ two-month .summer lull in Goldberg dwelt at some oars: on Rt. 85, State police In the King and Armstrohg Ranch­ Bernard Gilbert, vice-chairman; cent picnic held at the Plains, Barry Rcl.. whose body arrived es between Raymondville and al plain halfway between Tel ground lighting is over, al­ and some short rounds fell into length on the proposed treaty Colchester said today. Three, in­ Mrs. Arlene Breen, treasurer, com husks Wer^ left strewn this morning from Vietnam, Kingsville, south of Corpus Aviv and Haifa, the army though Dig engagements were a nearby village, killing two ci­ banning the further dissemina­ cluding two children, are still on the grounds, leaving the re­ and they will bo flown in siioh Christi. spokesman said. lacking. vilians and wounding 10. and Mrs. Donald Bishop, sec­ tion of nuclear weapons. Refer­ hospitalized but are listed In ring to recent progress in (Sene- fashion until after the funeral Tobie Armstrong of the Arm- An army spokesman claimed Aside from the artillery duel­ Infantrymen sweeping tile Ho retary. sponsibility for„cIeaning Up to satisfactory condition. that the Egyptians did not ob­ Bo Woods continued to have va, he said: Ronald M. Oddis, 29, of Car­ tomorrow, by order of Mayoi’ .strong Ranch said today that ing across the border, ground At the regular monthly meet­ the recreation committee. serve the cease-fire proposed by scattered contacts witli Viet "Complex problems still re­ riage Dr., Lebanon was driv­ Nathan Agostinelli. hurricane winds la.shed the action included scattered Com­ ing of the committee earlier Committee member Robert the U.N. observers and accept­ Cong guerrillas, but no big main. But we are hopeful that a ing north on Rt. 85. His passen­ An honor delegation was at ■spread for 17 hours Wednesday munist mortar attacks usually this week. Bradley recommend­ Prinz recommended that the ed by the Israeli forces. fights. The guerrillas hit a big complete draft treaty, including gers Included his wife, Sally the Hartford Railroad Station but th.it damage to buildings aimed at i.solated outposts and ed that town organizations be committee "evaluate itself, its Chinook helieopler, used to ear^ a generally acceptable safe­ Ann and three children, James, this morning at 6:10 when his and cattle was expected to be CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Egyp­ a mortar barrage of 60 rounds eneouraged to use Uie Plains purposes and its functions,’ ly supplies and heavy artillery guard provision, will be present­ Michelle, 6 and Ronald Jr., 3. easket arrived. They were M.ay- light. Large mesquite trees by tian forces inflicted heavy loss­ at an artillery and mortar base Recreational field on Rt. 31. pointing out that "many things or .Agostinelli; Walter Von the score were" toppled, he add­ es of men and materials on Is­ of the 9th U.S.Infntry Division l)ieces. Tlireo erewme:i were have gone wrong this year.” H? ed to this session in time to al­ Richard H. Barry, 37, of Con­ woutule I, but the craft managed Ho said "the facilities are low for consideration and action verse Rd., Bolton, was heading Hone, ehairnian of the Veterans ed. raeli units in a flareup of fight­ in the Ho Bo Woods about .35 tliere, taxpayers are paying for cited the Plains field and the Floods boiled up along rivers miles northwest of Saigon. to fly away. by the assembly, under whose south on Rt. 85 In a State Pub­ Council; and members of the ing today near El Qantara in them, and they should know condition of the public beaches, and creeks faster than harried Three American s were general direction and guidance lic Works car. eouneil. Gibson Hertler repre­ the northern sector of the Suez they arc available." He added as well as pay discrepancies disaster relief officials could wounded, a number of South Tiny as a honeybee is, it lias this treaty is being negotiated." The two cars met about 200 senting th sisteis, and 15 grandchildren. neighbor. Of Exposition Scholarships day. The funeral will be held Sat­ George Dedeians, 44, of Vir­ 9 O’clock the Rev. Dennis R. Hussey of St. Bridget Church will According to state police, wit­ ed a $500 scholarship during Catching a lucky bit of breeze rounding the buoy. urday at 9:15 a.m. from the ginia Beach, Va., charged with Eugene Twaronite of Man­ leave Manchester next week for new assignments made nesses of the accident said Dl- Farley Funeral Home, 96 Web­ chester, a College of Agricul­ Connecticut Day ceremonies by Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien of the Hartford Dio­ Pletro’s car was traveling at 85 intoxication, was found guilty the basis of citizenship, schol­ ster St., Hartford, with a Mass ture sophomore at the Univer­ yesterday at the Eastern States cese, it was announced today...... to 90 miles per hour when it and fined $5. He was arrested arship and activities. , Thomlas Semrjnlary landi St. the women’h St. Bridget Ros­ of requiem at St. Luke’s sity "of Connecticut, was award- Exposition. Father Torpey has been ap- alt the Church o f S t Ann, New ran off the right side of the yesterday at 10:45 p.m. by po­ Twaronite attended local Mlary’s Seminary. ary Sodlelty land served as its Twaronite, son of Mr. and highway, struck a cable fence Churxrh. Hartford, at 10. Burial lice at Deci's Drive-In on Cen­ pointed pastor of the Church of He "wOa InstrumenlUil "in or- chia"pilialn for 10 years, and con­ Mrs. Joseph Twaronite V,. of ui.34 schools and graduated from ™ i a new parish in ordilnaltlfon and burst into flames, then will be in Mt. St. Benedlcl’.s ter St. presented his Manchester High School In the “ e Epiphany ghnliaing and eettablislhllng St. ducted an Adult Inquirers Spruce St., was bounced back into the center Cemetery. Bloomfield. Nolles were entered in the scholarship at a 1 p.m. lunch- Class of 1966. Cheshire. Father Hussey will Manchester, Blarlthicyitomew PaiMh. He was Class alboult nine years. Which CHARGE YOUR A niaitive Of New Hliven, lane of the highway. Friends may call at the fu­ following cases: Walter T. eon in Storrowton Tavern at- Other Connecticut students serve m pastor of Sacred Heart pairish fund raiser for the Ca- resulted In more than 100 con­ Faither Hussey gjiaduialted from DiPletro was alone in the car. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Armstrong, 43, of 338 Summit, tended by Gov. John Dempsey, honored during the luncheon in- Church, Waterbury. thedml o f St. Joseph, Hart­ verts. He was also ecumenical PRESCRIFTION Saiored Helarit ©dhool and Hill- A medical examiner at the and tomorrow fr*tfln 2 to 5 and St., charged with breach of Secretary of State Ella Grasso, eluded Miss Ann Louise Wlsloh Their successor in the Man-. ford; Baslt OalthtolOc High represenltaitlve "for the Man­ house High SKihool, bdth in scene of the accident said he 7 to 9 p.m. peace and being found in an and a number of other state of- of Eagle"ville, awarded the Gov- Chester churches Jll be an- School, and St. Bridlgclt Sichool. chester. "Waipplng, Wairehnuse tihliit cHity. Like FialJher Torpey, had died of bums. intoxicated condition: Raymond flclaia. em or’s $1,0(X) Scholarship by nounced next week he is also a (grOlduialte o f St. Bialther HuBsey organized Potnlt and Brolad Brook areas. S Charles Fitzsimmons F. Laine, 32, of 38 Pioneer Cir­ Max S. Lewis, chairman of (3ov. Dempsey. Before coming to St "'James’ Charles Fitzsimmons of Jer­ cle, charged with breach of WaloeiMHMw the Connecticut Board of Trus- He also presented the award Church In 1962 Father Torpey sey City, N.Y., brother of Wil­ peace; Joseph P. Loersh, 44, of tees of the exposition and toast- for Most Outstanding 4-H Club liam H. Fitzsimmons of Man­ Bolton, charged with passing master for the event, made the Member to Miss Carol Denison chester, died Tuesday at St. in a no passing lane; and Rob­ AT presentation. of North Stonlngton. Francis Hospital, Jersey City. ert J. Marschat, 33, of South The scholarship is voted pe- Thomas Pelloni of Walllng- Survivors also include his Coventry, charged with being PINE PHARMACY riodically by the ConnecUcut ford received the ConnecUcut wife, a sister, and two other found in an intoxicated condi­ 664 Center St. 640-9814 trustees and Is given to an out- Star Farmer Award, given by brothers. tion. standing agriculture student on FHiture Farmers of America. The funeral will be held to­ E In the case of Richard Abbey morrow at 9 a.m. from the Jr., 18, of Millington, Tenn., ar­ Quinn Funeral Home, Jersey rested in Vernon. Aug. 31 City, with services at St. Aiden’s charged with breaking and en­ Church, Jersey City at 10. Burial tering on two accounts, larceny will be in Jersey City. on tAvo accounts and using a motor vehicle without the own­ Abraham C. Rosenthal er’s permission, a suspended Abraham C. Rosenthal, 83, of sentence of two years and nine Hartford, father of Mrs. Hen­ months was given and he was rietta Wleber of Manchester, turned over to the Marine Corps. 1IN TORINO 6T FASTBACK P died yesterday at Mt. Sinai Hos­ Cases continued; Francis pital, Hartford. Dickerson, 50, of 264 W. Center Survivors also include 3 sons, St., charged 0^with improper another daughter, 10 grrandchil- passing, to Sept. 28; Clarence dren, and 3 great-grandchildren. Walker, 32, of no certain ad­ Funeral services were held dress. charged with breaking 68 F0RD6-HERE1DIW! this afternoon at the Hebrew and entering without permis­ Rev. Eugene Torpey sion and being found intoxicat­ You GOul(d win Funeral Home, 1061 Albany Ave., Hartford. Burial was in ed, to Oct. 2; and Frank Za- was chaplain of St. Francis Hos­ Teferes Israel Cemetery, Elm- remba, 46, of 801 Main St., pital, Hartford. He was assigned wood. charged w th being found in­ to parishes In Canaan, New Memorial Week will be ob- toxicq^ed, to Oct. 5. Haven and Hartford, and was served at the home of his son, chaplain of the Connecticut Israel Rosenthal, 656 Bloom­ i valuable prize State Senate from 1961 to 1963j^ field Ave., Bloomfield. Warning Issued and assistant director The family suggests that those Diocesan tAbor School, Wishing to do so make memor­ In One Accident ton. He is a graduate of East ial contributions to the Teferes A written warning for follow­ Hartford elementary schools, St. Israel Synagogue, Hartford. ing too cTSsely was issued by Thomas Seminary of Bloom­ l i M YOU SHOULD SAVE AT CBT BECAUSE WE field, St. Mary’s Seminary of ■ police in one of three minor THAT’S RIGHT. A BANK REALLY IS m i. Mrs. Ruth M. Spencer car accidents yesterday. No ar­ Gol(d Baltimore, Md., and Catholic * HAVE A SAVINGS PLAN FOR EVERYONE... University, Washington, D,C. COVENTRY— Mrs. Ruth M. rests were made and no injur­ GIVING MONEY AWAY. ii , Spencer, formerly of Coventry, ies reported. In 196S, Father Torpey wrote w i i ; X,. widow of Frank E. Spencer Sr., Warned v « s Kenneth R. Le­ TiOok at these prizes! You could win CBT REGULAR CBT INVESTMENT died last night at a Manchester vesque, 18, of 69 Essex St., po­ CB'r is so convinced that everyone M e ta llic i l i l convalescent home. SAVINGS PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS lice said. They said the car he should save for .something that we’re as much as .$500: * Mrs. Spencer was born March was driving about 6:45 p.m.'hit ■ the conventional, popular pass­ ■ the interest is 5%, compounded 1, 1902 in Providence, R.I., and offering cash prizes in the form of GRAND PRIZE another on E. Middle Tpke. op­ book account: open it with as and paid quarterly; withdraw ■ Stripeidi lived in Coventry for many erated by George A. Zachmann ( ’R'l’ savings accounts to tho.se who A .$.500 CB'r Savings Account years. She was employed as a 25, of Walnut Dr., Hebron. The little as $5: add to it in any during the first 10 days of any bookkeeper at the National Silk mishap occurred about 260 feet give us the most interesting rea.sons TWO 2ND PRIZES Mills before her retirement. She amount; 4''; interest, from day calendar quarter without prior west of Brookfield St. why they save or why everyone $'2.50 CB'r Savings Accounts S ilk was a member of the First (Con­ A rear-end crash occurred of deposit to day of w'ithdi'awal; written notice, if the money with­ gregational Church of Conven- about 8 a.m. on exit ramp 92 should save for something, toi' ii FIVE 3RD PRIZES try. interest compounded quarterly. drawn has beelii on deposit at of the Wilbur Cross Highway. car or for just that sen.se of security $100 t.!B'r .Savings Accounts Survivors include a son, Police said a car driven by Mur­ least 90 days; in lieu of quarterly D ress Frank E. Spencer Jr. of Coven­ iel L. McClain of 41 Sanford Rd. that only inoney in the bank can TEN 4TH PRIZES CBT STATEMENT ii. try ; three. sisters, Mrs. Henry withdrawals, withdraw anytime hit another operated by Robert bring. You don’t have to be a ('H’l' .$.50 CB'r Savings’ Accounts SAVINGS » Rau of Bolton,tkMrs. A. Carl L. French, 26, of 22 Williams St. ^ with 90 days written notice; Rocks of Mendon, Mass., and A third crash occurred about customer to enter. Simply write us a TWENTY 5TH PRIZES ■ the statement savings account; Mrs. Mildred Harris of Lake 'minimum initial deposit a new an hour later at Woodbrldge letter about why you save oi‘ why .$25 CB'r Savings Accounts quick, easy, automatic; quarterly Worth, Fla.; and four grand­ and Parker Cts. Police said a low $1,000; minimum subsequent children. statements; no need to come to car driven by Marilyn E. wn over during this period, ahd request- Cooperation Cite* a standoff Wednesday. (20) ’nSs Is the Life (M| ^flaldn^ ’Things Grow Manchester Water Company. wAi begin The New York Stock Ex­ (90) Oofnibat. HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING tt«e iKMOMd BppIlcWtBon of the ^ M a w (C) 29. Unfortunately, the sitk plans (Continued trom Page O n e ) ------^------change delayed opening of trad- (40) M a v e ri^ 66 Forest S t, Hartford—^Tel. 247-1115 tbwn orugdtoce. The Land Tuesday, Sept. 12, 1967. 6:30 <0O) G.E. OoUege iBowl (10(2280) Daniel Boone (C) or maps received for the^A.ug. V Ing Cerro, Which plans a merger (40) P eter Jennings. News < 6) Batman (C) Applications now being acc^ted for cause of civil rights back sev- PoHc® Capt. Benjamin Goldstein 8:00 ( 8-40) H ying Nun (C) mark, #or Zontne: „ .pennit______for 29 hearing were still In corr^ , with Bethlehem Steel, because (C) eral years. “ yom" ihtentions are not (18) Sports World (34) French Chet the (full use o^4^e premteeis. for several reasons, one ol Hushing HourS"~7s00 A.M. to 3s00 P.M. of an influx of orders. When 6:00 (30) M aH ^ e's Navy 8:30 (18) SubocripUon ’TV Representatives of the Greater peaceM, ■( 8) Newswire ( 8 ^ ) Bewitched (C) (R) IMir. and Mrs. iPeter BteckiSh, which was the fact that the trading began, Cerro was quot­ (20) Get Smart (C) Hartford Council of Churches Bottles were hurled at the po­ (IB) Nowsbeat (C) owners of The l^dmark, plan still indicated two addition­ ed at 47%, up %. (^,910) N ews (C) (24) Fourth Estate have cUariged Ithe Zddhg- Oom- urged the mayor to call a con­ lice and windows were broken. Hushing wiit continue Tuesday through (18) M erv Griffin (10(203280) Ironside (C) al driveways, which, by pre­ Barber and 26 others were ar­ ’The Dow Jones average of 30 (20) C3*impionahtp Bowling 9:00 (3 -lB )M o t ' mJslslibn Wlith “dlscihnindlt^n" ference on the problem and of­ ( 8-40) Tha. ___ (C) . vious agreement with the Com- [.Friday untii compieted. industrials at noon was up 3.17 (22) Bummer Higmights (C) fered “ any resources at our dis­ rested, and the crowd dispersed, (24) W hat's New? (24) Sport of Ih^ Week bdcaute o f ime arugtstoi^'^ mission?* Mr! B e c k i s h had at 932.96, Its highest level of the (40) News, Combat 9:30 ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) neion a g n on the tbwn green. posal.” some of its members breaking (10-2280) Dragnet 1967 (C) ^ OUR BRIDAL REGISTl’.Y ■eed to eliminate. MANCHESTER WATER COMPANY session. 6:30 (24) While I Run This Race The Beick&hlels furthar ’This week’s violence broke out more windows asothey headed (R) (10) A m erica's Cup Race (C) ese plans have since been ’The Associated Press 60-stpclt (192280) Huntley.Rrinkley 10:03 (30) Dean Martin (C) chhrge tliialt ithe commission Monday night as a loosely or- ®n side streets, ( 8) Twilight Zonc- corredted and were again re­ average at noon had gaineU .5 (C) bias Belt up heiaiiing dlates and ganlzed group of marchers led Meanwhile, a crowd of some ( 9-112) Walter Cronklte (C) (40) Peyton Place II (C) TELLS EVERYBODY viewed fey the Commission at to 341.6 with Industraisl up 1.2, ( 8) Peter Jennings, News (C) 10:30 (18) Subscription TV "then polEltponed them in o r d e r by Black Caucus leader John 300 white persons waited in the 11:00 ( 8 (C) 10 8280 40).News. its Sept, l^xmeeting. Arrange­ raUs off .1 and utilities up .2. 6:45 (20) News to avoid a pubHO hearing.” Barber, 30, headed down Main South End—the proclaimed goal •7:00 ( 3) Mr. Roberts (C) Sports, Weather ments currenti^ are being made ’Transamerica dipped % to (30-40) News. Weather (12) Newsbeat WHAT YOU WANT The drugstore owner cUtlms Street in what was described of the marchers — and it was 44% on a block of 90,200 shares (IB) ’Truth Or Consequences 11:15 ( 8) Sports, Weather (O) thait Ithe cOmmiSllon hhs tried, with Mr. Beckish’s attorney to as a demonstration for open feared that major violence (C) (20) PBm set a new hearing date. and later posted a gain of a (20) Frank M cGee (C) 11:30 (10-202280) Tonight (C) to cloise olff his driveway and housing. would break out if the Negroes WATER MAINS point. ( 8) ’TwlUght Zone (12) M erv Griffin (C) TIFFANY • TOWLE • LENOX • KIRK • MINTON "In one of Mr. Beckish’s pre­ ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) he recently threatened court The group of about 200 was reached their destination. ’The (40) News vious press statements, he in­ Harvey Aluminum lost 2 of (10) M oHale's Navy 11:55 ( 3) ’Thursday Starlight aWtllon “if my request for a stopped just before it' reached halting of the march prevented dicated that he had received the more than 4 points it gained SEE SATURDAT'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLE’TE IJSTINOS public heiaining on my applies- » *1, the downtown area because, as, this from happening. Wednesday when it figured in WE0GW00D«WATERF0R0*0XF0R0*G0RHAM Uon is ndt a V i up4.”^ signs located f h on Rt. 6A and 87. TO BE FLUSHED a $22.55 million transaction. The Zoning OommSsslion, in mig commission has requested The oils and airlines were Radio LU N T• REEO & BARTON • DOULTON • WALLACE reply to BeckSsh’s BfcCUBSfcions. evidence of this permission, in Dirksen Proves Valuable the strongest performing groups. has refletoed thSls BltoJtement: writing. To date, there has been Jersey Standard advanced more (’This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 Ellington and Vernon than a point and Royal Dutch ROSENTHAL • FLINTRIDGE • INTERNATIONAL " A number off unjulsit chJarg- no reply.” minute length. Some stations (-arry other short newscasts.) 68 have been made recerttly by The commission’s statement As Triend’ of Johnson and Texaco were up almost a 7:30 Alexander Kendrick Mr. pater BefckiiMi, owner of went on, "Contrary to Mr. Beck- a point. Eastern Air Lines gain­ WDBC—1860 An AP News Analysis , Johnson didn’t need Dlrksen’s The Rockville Water & Aqueduct Company 5:00 Dick Robinson 7:36 Speak Up Hartford WORCESTER • STUART • SENECA • SYRACUSE 'The Landmark, that reflect on ish’s charge that the commis- ed more than a point and Am­ 6:00 Joey Reynolds 8:00 News © 1967 br NEA, Inc. By JACK BELL support and didn’t get it in that 6 (AP Photofax) erican Airlines was ahead about 9:00 Ken Griffin 8:10 Speak Up Hartford the infcegirlty' o f the Planning slon tried to close off his drive­ 12:15 Sign Off WASHINGTON (AP) — case. But when it was touch and will start its annual main flushing program in a point. 1:()6 News. Sign Off OUR FAMOUS REGISTRY DOES WONDERSI CHOOSE and Zoning OommisBion mem- way, the Commission suggested “ Artists and their guests eat a sign made of cake that called attention to an WRCH—910 W Tir— 1080 bens. In the opinion off the 'It I had my own credit card. I'd run away from home!" ’They’re saying around the Capl- go, Dirksen stood solidly behind Xerox advanced 4 points and 5:00 Hartford Hlghllglite 5:00 Afternoon Edition that the driveway be narrowed ’ unusual exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Art yesterday. The event, an 6:00 News. Weather. Sports commiisBion, meat o f these tol that Senate Republican his friend the President. the above,towns on Sept. 25, 1967. The West IBM added 7. 7:(H) New.s YOUR SILVER, CHINA ANO CRYSTAL PATTERNS EARLY. down and be one way from Rt. 1 exhibition of food sculpture— edible works of art shaped from everyday kitch- 8:00 G-osllght 8:30 Americana charges were not bSsed on Leader Everett M. Dirksen is ------General Dynamics lost 2 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:20 Chet 'Huntley 87 in order to reduce the pos- just about President Johnson’s Section of the system will be flushed from i- en items, was just a friendly prtest, contributing artists said. “ We see it as a 7:25 Red Sox vs. Indians fbidtls but raiUheo- on a misun- slbUlty of a traffic hazard. TTie V f i m n n - points. WPOP—1410 10:40 David BrlnWcy most effective friend in Con- ; cheerful, friendly way of commenting on the gallery art scene.” 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 10:46 Ntehtbeat derBlUandiing or Hack o f knowl­ PCTTIOTI Prices advanced on the Am­ 7:00 Lee "Babl" Slmriis Show State Highway Department, gress. Sept. 25th to Oct. 6th, from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. ll:00Ne-W8, Weather edge off the toWn aming regu- which has jurisdiction, over erican Stock Exchange. 12:00 G ory Girard Show 11:30 Other Side of the Day iationis. Just as he often pulls some of 'Hippie Fans Declare: WINF—1280 11:20 Sports Final driveways entering on a State Some discoloration may occur during the 5:00 News Opposition Denied highway, ruled, through its In­ Bids to Be Sought Again the President’s coals out of the MARKET HELD WEEKLY 5:15 Speak Up Sports Raises Listed 5:30 ifarryrry Reasoner INDUSTRY IN 4 AREAS ‘ ”The Commission has been spector, that the entrance of the Republican fire of criticism on PARIS—A dog market Is held ?ak Up Sports 6:35 Sp( Sp JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 reluctant to answer these charg­ drugstore driveway be widened Vietnam war policies, Dirksen program. at 106 Rue Brandon every Sun­ 6:00 News On Project for Elderly stepped in Wednesday to save By Hospital 6:15 Speak Ut> Hartford rica-M ore than 80 per cent of es since the members felt that and an island installed. ’The Edible Art ^Delicious’ day from 1 to 4 p.m. ’The sales 6:45 Lowell 'Thomns in to become involved in the re­ driveway, as recently installed, _ . _ , Johnson’s rent supplement pro- 131®: ROCKVILLE WATIEIR & AQUEDUCT COMPANY are often visited by dog-loving 6:55 PhU Rlzzuto South Africa’s industry is DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 958 MAIN STREEn* The Grove Street 24-unlt hous- announced that several copies gram. It is a keystone in Employes at Rockville Gen­ a cheese board made from 7:00 The World Tonight sultant controversy would servp is in accordance with the de­ 2; SAN fr a n c:ts(30 (AP) — Many got down on hands and tourists. four urban areas. ready-to-cook biscuit dough and 7:15 Frank Gifford no useful purpose. However, in cision of the State Highway ing for the elderly project will o* Jack and Jill magazine are adminlstraOon efforts to eral Hospital will get a raise •»’The exhibit at the San Francis­ knees to Uck at Manuel Neri’s be up for bids soon, according available in braille. rehabilitate big-city slums. beginning Dec. 1, according to large, purple ice sculpture, only smoked oysters. view of the continuance and na­ Dept, inspector, and not that of co Museum of Art Wednesday ture of the charges, the board the Commission. to Francis J. Pitkat, executive Rockville Hospital Notes To keep his opposition license Administrator John Mlrabito. to find It was just food-colored Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 alive, Dirksen lines up with Registered nurses will receive f night was just a friendly pro­ ice. feels it must now set the record “ Regarding Mr. Beckish’s director of the Vernon Housing ’There are several hundred straight. p.m. in aU areas except ma- House GOP leader Gerald R. $6,000 to $6,500 a year depend- test, the contributing artists Jean B r o w n 's pate- kinds of bats In the world. ’They statement that he was not in- Authority. n « '* ; "It should first be noted that vlted to Commission’s month- temlty where they are 2 to 4 Ford today for some partisan ing on experience and other said. and-cream-cheese relief of a are most common In warm cli­ the Zoning Commission initiated 'y meeting Sept. 12—all c e lla r ’The state allocated $278,000 for and 6:30 to 8 p.m. blasts at Johnson policies, qualtfications. A graded sys- For the audience, though, it dog’s head did not last long. mates and grow largest there. the whole project. But the Admitted Tuesday: Emil ’Theirs is a weekly performance tern of pay to licensed prac- 5AKRETE was simply delicious. Neither did Bruce Conner’s the amendment which would al­ meetings of the Commission are “ dagwood” sandwich, wrapped low full use of the Landmark open to the public and no special only bid recieved on it in Au­ Spielman, 37 Windermere Ave.; for newsmen designed to spot- tlcal nurses will beg^n at that ’The event was an exhibition of gust was $328,700 for construc­ Nelson Skinner, 81 Sklnher R d.; light Issues for 1968. time too, he said. food sculpture—edible works of in cellophane and mounted on a C IlH J R M m E because it felt that this use, un­ invitation is needed. (Beckish tion alone by the Conyers Con­ Mary Prachnlak, Rt. 30; Jean But the President understands Mlrabito said the pay raise mm art shaped from everyday kitch­ white pedestal. der proper control, would be a had taken exception t«k^e fact G/umth struction Co. of Manchester. en items. benefit to the residents of Co­ that members of thej rastorical Gaulln, Tolland; George Brown, this kind of pollOcal skirmishing ^he hospital $88,000 and Perhaps the exhibits which In the comer stood a tall re­ SPECIALLY FOR KNOWN FOR VALUES lumbia. ’This is proof that the Society,_____ . . of...... which...... he is a..... chart'..... ’The state has agreed to put ® Davis Ave.; Albert Gleich, 74 perfectly and before nightfall he result In an increase in SAND ivnx lasted the longest were too bi­ 3 BIG DAYS-THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPT. 21,22,23 er member, had attended the the project up for bid again if Ehington ^Ave. may have the Republican leader *'°®**' rates of $2.75 to $3.75 a lief of a plump, nude woman ti­ zarre or realistic for the art pa­ Commission is not opposed, in tled “ The Hostess, 1967.” At her principle, to the full use of the meeting to voice a protest over certain conditions are met. Births T^iesday: A son to Mr. on the phone, inviting him to the depending on accommoda- tron’s appetite. FEET Just add water & use base, the guests gathered and ’The guests preferred to view, Landmark, as Mr. Beckish has alleged zoning violations per- These include not having a com- Mis. Allen Chipman, 71 White House for a quiet discus- tlons. Fight dry skin on the feet chatted about the work as they rather than eat, Jean Conner’s so Indicated. petrated Iby the Landmark. He munlty room, reducing the Village St.; a daughter to Mr. slon of the nation’s problems said, “ It is the intention WHEN WHirECEMENT and legs. Get N-oel Adair said he had not been invited to number of one-bedroom apart- Mrs. Paul Carley, Elling- over a sociable drink. Board of Trustees to re- scraped off her skln-colorell, realistic goldfish bowl, filled "It is correct that a number Dry Skin FV)ot Creme. the meeting to present his side ments from 12 to eight and ap- ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Dirksen provided the margin competitive as possi- COLOR IS DESIRED... cream cheese-dip flesh and ate with clear gelatin, parsley and A lubriicant for Callous, of applications have been sub­ of the story). proving revisions suggested by Herzog, 11 Highland Ave. by which the Senate nailed into offering adequate wages It with crackers. little goldfish carved from car­ hard diy sldin and rough mitted by the Becklshes over "in reply to Beckish’s state- the architects, Galllher and Discharged ’Tuesday: Caroline a pending money bill $40 million attract medical personnel llv- This scientifically proportioned, all-pur­ A young hippie couple, mixing rots. heeils. Softens as It in o n ^ . How- nient that the O^mmission had Schoenhardt. Gaudet, Vernon; Teresa Rose, in contract authority to pay rent administer pose mix of white sand and white Port­ a free meal with their aesthetic ’They seemed awed by "CJatho- soothes. Soothes Tired Somers; Katherine Sawyer, 660 subsidies for low-income fam- ^ sick in their own com- pursuits, smiled at each other lic Mod”—a breadstick cross Feet. Cosmetically fra- this month" not one ” these a ^ application tor The new specifications wUl land cement eliminates fuss, muss and grant. Sold at: Talcottvllle Rd.; Ellsworth Jen- illes munity hospital, as they moved on to their en­ rising from a mushroom— waste. Ideal for laying blocks, bricks or QUINN’S PHARMACY Plications submitted to the c o l - doerreonS^der^^aS S/V elf^m ^'^U T S e sen, 132 High St.; Franclne The Rllnols senator eot 16 oth He expects that wage scales flagstone, for grouting, stuccoing, curb­ tree—a dog (or was it a rac­ stuffed calf’s heart centered on mission could l e ^ y be used reasons to be ’picayune’, p j laSdr^ rooS^U iTSot Z Blounin, Tolland; Susan Kunsal- o un at Rockville Hospital will equal ing and ornamental concrete. Available coon?) sculptured with meat * public hearing, since ticularly where they may ad- The building will be near tis. Old Town Rd.; Susan ™ - °ther institutions in the region in 60-pound bags. Use SAKRETE . . . loaf and nuts. eitoer the site plans and/or ap- versely affect property values Rockville Center and the com­ sky, 21 Village St. *1716 show was just a gag, said which...... passed...... 59 ■■ to...... 31 this. hospital is completed. get professional results! a San Francisco artist, Gortlon plications were either incorrect and the character of the areas munity room is not as neces 22 Cottage St. represented a complete party Cook. or did not contain sufficient in- to be safeguarded.” L ^ the Fmnwtn Park 'Tiin ------%r___D turnaround from last year, FASfflON SHOW formation on which the Commis- “ Further,” the Commission prSect the authority decided QUICK. . . EASY. . . ECONOMICAL "We see It as a cheerful, is at 38 Park St., tel" 87^3^11 friendly way of commenting cn " " s i d e 's \added, "threats of court action The authority members ex- to 6 against $12 million rent ^ SAKRETE is the registered trade mark of SAKRETE, Inc. Courtesy of Burton’s or 643-2711. News items may be the gallery art scene. It seems ‘"^lu®"®® the pressed hope there wUl be more subsidy program. Observances in November up for the B e ^ h e s and their judgment of the Zoning Board, bidders this time with the new mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock- AVAILABLE AT like art today has become a FRIDAY, SEPT. 22,1967 — 8 P.M. viUe. No one suggested, however, of 1958 marked the 20th anni- Color-coordinated 401 flberglas a ^ m e y in order to expedite nor deter the Commission, in specifications. 'They hope work commodity rather than an ex­ that Dirksen’s persuasive ac- versary of the Nazi onslaught pression. their application. any way, from carrying out its can start before winter. tlons were dictated solely by on Jewish synagog(ues in Ger- Order o f Elastem Star The statement continued, "in reponsiblllties as set forth in ” So we thought we would cafes, shorties, valances CofC Speaker brotherly love lor Johnson, a many. ’This day become known W. G. GIENNEY CO. make these things—and some of anticipation ol a corrected site town zoning regulations.” former Senate colleague with as "Crystal Day” because ol the Masonic Temple, Manchester, Conn. Now... Peimanent Press plan, the Commission proceeded _____ Horace H. Brown, mam^iing Police Arrests them are really rather beauti­ CAFES SHORTIES director of the Connecticut De- whom he has maintained friend- many glass and crystal objects 336 NO. MAIN STREET— 649-5253 ful—then eat them up. It seems Rich-textured to set up an Aug. 15 hearing Manchester Evening Herald ly relations for years. Refresfhments— Door Prizes—'Tickets $1.26 lacquard weave draperies that were shattered. appropriate,” Cook explained. Sole Sole the guest speaker at the an­“ ’Thomas J. Rancourt, 20, of Some important businessmen. For Reservations Call 649-6172 slub-weave pattern oy tne Beckish s attorney, who la Carlson tel. 228-0t24 What was protest for the art­ nual meeting o f the Rockville East Hartford was charged at including some known to open ists was fun for their guests. at incredibly low prices 6:46 p.m. yesterday with as- their purses for Republican par- draw draperies Area Chamber of Conunerce. PR. ’The dinner will be held Oct. 10 sault with intent to- commit ty donations, told Dirksen the 2.38. I ‘3.94 Coventry PoUmi Count at the Ellington Ridge Club. rape. program offered a practical 30", 36" l.ngthc 45", S4" tongtht, Police said the arrest stems way of luring private enterprise REO. $2.99 Pr. REO. $4.99 Pr. Today’s ragweed pollen Brown will discuss the rela­ from an Incident in a car with into the low-cost housing field Sale Matching Valanc .$1.99 j length__ Sal. $4.94, count in the Hartford area tionship between the business­ Sale ^ 4 » REO. $5.99 Pr. Hawley Hits man and the community. a 19-year-oId girl during a par- where it feared to venture with- is five, the Connecticut ’Tu­ Singl. width, 63" l.ngth Library Story Hour ty last Saturday on Hilliard St. out government guarantees. berculosis and Healtli Asso­ Bond for Rancourt has been The businessmen apparently • T.xtur.d 401 Piberglac* glow fiber The Junior Department of the ' 2 . 9 6 . Bridge Delay ciation announced. set at $1,000. He is scheduled didn’t call on Dirksen about a I Machine washable Avisco* rayonV cotton • Drlpc-dry in minulM Rockville Public Library will __ 63" langlh, REO. $3.79 Pr. A count of seven or more to appear in Manchester Circuit $637 million appropriation for I blend tumble dries wrinkle free, ready for • Shrinkpreof, cunproef, mllil.wprMf Democratic Selectman Rich­ hold a story hour for eight and courTl2 Oct *9° ard Hawley has replied to p. is likely to produce hay le­ the model cities program, I hanging. Deep pinch pleats, mitred comers, Blend of cotton and ver symptoms in a person nine year olds from 10 to 11 a.m. clarence E. Johnson, 62, of another key administration statement by First Selectman The “ Just So Stories” by — - LT.WOOD I blind-stitched side hems, generoua bottom rayon machine washes Carry your own color scheme from room to room Richard Gallnat on the Depot sensitive to ragweed pollen. Windsor was charged at 8:10 proposal. Rudyard Kipling will be told. f hems. Colors. beautifully. With decora­ with these window coordinates in exciting solids Road Bridge. p.m. Tuesday with disregard- ’The Senate wrote this pro- An added attraction will be a Ing a stop sign at Burnham St. vision into the bill 62 to 28, with tor detailing. Colors. and blending prints. Gal^at had said he found it it had been decided upon” . He LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET I Singl. width, 90” I------Sol* 45 wide assortment of stuffed anl- and Croft Dr. He is scheduled Dirksen joining 14 other 90" l.ngth, "somewhat amusing” that Haw­ said that the length of time in- mala. I Doubl. width, 63" I------£ ------Sal. $8 Pr. to appear in Manchester Circuit Republicans and 13 Democrats FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT I Doubl. width, 90" I------Sal. $10 Pr. REO. S3.99_SaU $3.36 Pr. ley had apparently - not been volved in obtaining funds seem- The Children's Department Court 12 Oct. 9. against it. consulted regarding Michael ed "unduly long” and asked S A.Ik #* i. a r*.lit*r*4 iraSMnark M ? Ani.ric.n VitCM Di.i.lon .4 fMC Peace’s comments over the "how long does It take Coven­ weekend about the bridge. try, working with Mansfield, to ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED Peace, Democratic candidate complete the work on this it o f for first selectman, referred to bridge?” the bridge'' as a "Republican ^Hawley said that Gallnat, al­ Curtain and Orap fV disaster area.” though not a candidate for re- NOT PRE-PACKAGED Gallnat, a Republican who is election, “ is still responsible as : WsbodtA, H/L JoiOfL not seeking re-election, charged roAd foreman for seeing that MORE LARGER that Pesce had “ not seen fit to this bridge is in proper repair OUR OWN CURED talk to his running mate,” In- as soon as possible.” 5. PORK SALE! cumbent Hawley. In his statement, Gallnat said RIB H A LF U S D A ( brisket that if “ Pesce had inquired as Fire K ilts IF YOU BUY NOW! to the status of the Depot Road PORK R O A S T bridge, he would have been c h o ic e 6 Patients in Buy your Buster Crabbe Pool now - treat your ) BORNED BEEF aware that the bridge was in an unsafe condition mainly be­ Mental Hospital fami^ to a full season of fun at homo next year. HEAD CUT cause of truck traffic ignoring, c With your purchase you’ll get merchandise worth (Continued from Page One) pbsted lead limits” . lb 1249.55 or more* absolutely FREE* In his reply, Hawley SEiId that ^**81 was sealed off pending in- GREYLEDGX: FAltM ’TOBIN’S SUGAR CURED—SLICED he had indeed been aware of 'vestlgation. LOIN HALF • VINYLCHLOR CONDITIONER totreat ’The attendant on duty in the pool permanently Pesce’s statement before It was FORK ROAST released and "I agreed that this building reported he fire. He Turkey Pot Fies e9c| B A C O N tb 69e Pinch-pleated tiers or tailoreds and three other attendants • VINYLCHLOR CHLORINE concentrate should be brought to the atten­ to last full season tion of the townspeople” . The helped evacuate the patients. in easy-care Dacron* ninon Lb. # T W Permanent Press bridge was tom up six months ’The patients, Wegner said, • AUTOMATIC CHEMICAL FEEDER to chlorinate continuously ago, and has been impassable EXTRA LEAN—FRESHLY GROUND VERY TENDER^^BABY BI3EF Lean, CENTER CUT tiers save time, money SOLIDS j FLOCKED A PRINTED during that time. Z ? ^ , T T k . • DELUXE TEST KIT Save up to 20%! Gallnat, In his statement, PORK CHOPS ' POOL COVER of heavy duty Krene vinyl with Chuek Ground . . TBcl LIVER Sale I Sole res^nslbUlty 647 ^ents, which is 97 oversize water sleeves to protect pool all winter Fiberglas* net Dec-O-Tiers 30", 36" Unglhi, for repairing the bridge was less than full capacity. Sale PR. REO. $1.99 Pr. and tailoreds ^1.53 Volunteer firemen from the sv^vnv ^ Free accessories skyrocket in value If you buy a largar A . Kodel*^ polyester/cotton tiers are a full * 2 . 4 3 . 1 *3 .4 3 . and West Las Vegas fire Let us fin your freezer wilfi U.S.D.A. choice meats, native poultry, Buster Crabbe Pool — larger supply ol chemicals... 24", 30", 36" lengths 2 24", 30", 36" length* departmente brought the fire 80“ wide to pair. With lace trim. bigger pool cover brings value of ffee merchandise to Seabrook Farm fruits and vogotaMos. Sovo up to 15 to 20% and to e in the. best interests of under control in an hour. They Sale ^ Ia 5 3 PR. Matching Swag Valanc, 45", 54", 63" lengths I 45", 54", 63" length* the t o ^ from the standpoint had to penetrate heavy smoke, OV£R_ $5Op.O0 tor largest pools! REO. $1.99------— -SaU$1.S3 VEAL CUTLETS, Frozen. Cubml OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30 eat liko a king. 24", 30", 36" langlht, REO. $1.99 Sale $3.43 Pr.. I Sale $4.43 Pr. of pubUcpublic safety” . ’TheThe Depot WegnerVaid...... lb. 79c Matching Valanc.------_____$1.19 Road bridge spans the Willlman- Wagner said, “ It happened \ tlp River, with half of the SKINLESS FRANKS. Rath's Black HaWk ...... lb. 69c Achieve a decorator look without the 72", 81", 90" lengths * 72", 81", 90" length* very, very rapidly and the Wo rent cold storage lockers for your frozen meats and vegetables decorator price! Durable glass fiber Sale $4.43 Pr. I Sale $4.93 Pr. bridge in Cpventry and the oth­ smoke must have been absolute­ take up to 7 YEARS TO PAY 30", 36" langthf, er half in Mansfield. ly terrific.” Have You Tried Our Fresh, Selected, Choice Produce? for as little as $1.25 a month. The locker holds about 250 pounds assures easy washing, drip-drying in Sale PR. REO. $2.99 Pr. Gallnat also pointed out that He added the district attor­ of meat. Compare this deal before you buy a homo freezer. 7 minutes. Meticulously tailored. B. Cotton broadcloth in your dioice' of the town of Ctoventry would ney’s and state fire marshal’s SEEDLESS GRAPES, Fancy and Sweet! .... Q -Q -p Gall now for free home survey at no obligation Find the right length, color and width in our col­ ...... 2 lbs. 39c 45", S4" lglh»., REO. $3.69_Sal« $1.96 Pr. colorful floral patterns on white ground. "through and with the assist­ offices had been asked to con­ W E'a HELP YOU SELECT THE RIGHT POOL FOR YOUR HOME AND FAMILY lection of sheer drjp-dry polyester ninon curtains. ance ol the State, provide the duct an investigation. "M A C " APPLES, Fancy, New C r a p ...... 3 lbs. 39c 63", 72" lglh»., REO. $2.99_$ol« $2.3i Pr. Swag Voldnc, materials tor the repair, and 81", 90" Iglhf., REO. $3.69_Sol. $2.94 Pr. REO. $2.99 ______Sal. $2.3U 6 “ deep bottom hems, blind-stitdied side hem s. Mansfield will provide the EDUCATIONAL RADIO ASKED SEE OUR FREE-FORM POOLS IF YOU LIKE THE DEST GIVE US A TEST Pastels or flocked prints iif gold and white. that W NABISCO FAMOUS CHOCOLATE WAFERS ...... S^j-OK. package 8Bc Matching Valanca------41-M Matching V a la n c ------$1.99 labor.” He noted that the ma- WASHING’TON (AP) — The 18 SIZES AND SHAPES torials have been received and Trumbull (Conn.) Board of Ed- 51 BISSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 “that Coventry Is now awaiting ucation has applied to the Feder- \, fuUiUment of Mansfield’s obliga- al Communications Commission ALL-SEASON POOU INO ROUTE 44A ON BOLTON — B O l/ r O N ' for permission to operate a non- 1 HK»ILAND PARK MARKET PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE MANCHESTER T E a ..: 649-1 BfAIN STREET W. Hawley in his reply charges commercial educational radio 2 317 Highland St., Manchastar, Conn. Phont 643-4278 Oflloe — Showroom — Displays — Supi^Hka PARKAOE that the bridge was.tom out station on 88.7 megacycles, the MANCHESTER "before the means of repairing Ffec said Friday.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEtl 21, 1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN Candidates for the Town Council in South Windsor lose wei§|it & keep it off Queen Mary with lAfeight'iAfatchers In N .Y . on W. G. GLENNEY CO MANCHESTER Final Trip t r ! NEW YORK (AP) — The ag­ GIVE YOUR ROOM A NEW LOOK New a s m Forming: ing Queen Mary — fast enough Tuesdays, 1 P*M. — Opens Sept 26 to outrun HiUer’s U-boats as a WITH PRE-FINISHED at Mott’s Comunity Hall troopship a generation ago but 587 E. Middle Turnpike unable to keep pace with jet age Other classes now accepting new members: travel—arrived under gray and PLYWOOD PANELING • Mondays 8 PJML—^At >West Side Recrea­ somber skies today on the first leg of her 500th and last transAt- tion Center, 110 Cedar Street . lantlc round trip. LAST 3 DAYS • Wednesdays 8 PJVI. — Manchester Hos­ She carried 1,600 pital, Haynes Street passengers—many of them Americans who flew to England JEAN ^ ask about our FR^E LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP NIDETCH for the sentimental journey. Founder She carried 1,500 pas­ Director sengers — many of them WBL.DWOOB*J Americtms who flew to England r/i VMBERTO DELMASTRO ABRAHAM OLASSMAl^ DONAIA HENRY „ O. NOORDBNDORP JOSEPH SPINA WILLIAM THRESHER For InfomiatiiHi Call 232*7600 for the sentimental Journey. Democrat Democrat . Democrat Dtsuucrat, Democrat Democrat Friday the 31-year-old one­ time sea queen sails home to f{ h Incumbent deputy mayor. . . Graduaite o f Hartford Pub­ Present chairman of public Past president of Avery Graduate of Boston Univer­ Member of the town council Southampton where thousands councilman for past four lic Schools . . . B. A. degree building commission. . . mem­ Street School PTA . . . PTA sity, A.A. degree. . . B.S. degree for four years . . . former sang the British national an­ council . . . presently chair­ years. . . graduate of Weaver frpm Univejrsity of Connecticut ber of PBC for four years. . . in Business Administration from state senator, 1936 . . . former them, waved and wept as she man of town conservation com­ departed last Saturday on her High School and Trinity Col­ in Politioal Science and Eco­ Northeastern University. . .vet­ attended Manchester schools mittee . . . bom in Java, Amer­ town judge with 26 years .serv­ last trip to New York. lege. . . veteran of U.S. Ar­ nomics'. . . M.A. degree from and the University' of Vermont eran of U. S. Army during Ko­ ice . . . former member of ican citizen by naturalization And next month comes a OQ my. . . employed at Pratt and University o f Ctonnectdcut in . . . veteran of U. S. Air Force . . . veteran of World War II rean conflict. . .sales manager town board of finance . . . 36-day final passenger cruise Whitney Aircraft in military P'blitical AdministraiUon . , . during Korean conflict. . .mem­ . . . graduate of Merchant Ma­ of Libby, McNeill and Libby. . . director of Mutual Hail Insur­ around Cape Horn to Long Women Strike for Peace demonstrators sit in the up to limit the number of pickets to -100. The rest, 2 street at the intersection of Executive and Penn­ sales. . . past president of president o f State Vending, ber of South Windsor Lions Club rine Academy in the Nether­ former vice-president of Junior ance €!o. . . . member of the Beach, Calif., which has bought after some scuffling and pushing, sat down in the Inc. . . . vice-president of . . .treasurer of American Field lands . . .graduate of Ameri­ advisory board of the First Na- the Queen Mary for J3.5 mUlion sylvania Avenues at the White House. Police lined street. (AP Photofax) Young Democratic Club. . . lives Chamber of Commerce, Wal­ Serve-U Corp. . . . former Service chapter. . .owns and can Institute of Banking in New uonai Bank of Manchester . . . to use as a floating hotel and ■I at 29 Lake St. with his wife and vice-president of Manchester operates real estate office in York . . . employed at Pratt tham, Mass. . .resides at 190 resists at 643 Pleasant Valley museum. 4' X 8’ X V4 four children. B’nai B’rtOi. town. . . and Whitney Aircraft. Palmer Dr. Rd. The Queen Mary, whose first the strike, to shout out, "Please class passengers felt as U they Gals’ White House Protest let her finish." were floating in Buckingham Mrs. .Wilson finally took the Antique Birch $939 Suqset Birch Paalce during the ship’s days of center of the stage and, an­ splendor, has been losing 2.1 nouncing that “ I think we have shown up the authorities for Gingerwood $539 Sugarwood million a year for the Ctmard Nearly Ignites Violenee Line in recent years. What they are,” suggested J,n mild tones that everyone ad­ She «and her sister ship, the WASHING’TON (AP) — For a But no tear gas canisters Queen Elizabeth, which will re­ nue to the side away from the journ to the other side of Penn­ sylvania Avenue. tire next year, are being re­ few minutes beside the White showed at any point. White House, they would be giv­ The irate women —o nee And they did, as President placed by the Cunard Line’s House, the conflicting psycholo­ en an escort and, furthermore, Johnson continued his activities COLONIAL RUSTIC BIRCH $738 Queen Elizabeth H—launched thwarted by a reinforced human be permitted to continue their gy of protesting humans and wall of police—sat in the middle inside the White House, uninter­ by Queen Elizabeth H at Clyde­ demonstration there as long as law-enforcing police seemed it pleased them. rupted by the clash that stopped bank, Scotland, Wednesday. of East Executive Avenue, a near the sort of flashpoint that public thoroughfare bordering "We shall not be moved," the short of tear gas and violence. NATURAL BIRCH $830 ’The 81,000-ton Queen Mary, can precipitate a hot-weather the White House. second biggest passenger ship women began singing. riot. Meanwhile,”a lady attorney in ROSTOW AT BANK MEETING In the world next to the A man who identified himself Some 100 partisans of the as an Inspector of the Park Po­ the protesting group of 600 was PREMIUM LAUAN h .tbd iu ^ U/cn 82,997-ton Queen Elizabeth, cost WASHINGTON (AP) — A for­ $638 Women’s Strike for Peace, an­ lice—which has jurisdiction over in deep conversatio'K"wlth gold- $30 million. She was the fastest mer Yale Law School professor gry because new regulations the public lands in the environs braided-- police officials a few The pieces you see here are just a on the transAtlantic run until will be one of 45 officials to limit picketing in front of the of the White House—announced yards away. sample of the more than 400 in the the United States of the United represent the United States next White Hoiise, threw their weight over a cruiser-mounted loud­ outstanding Ethan*Allen open itoclc States Lines took the title from She returned to the knot of week at the annual meeting of WARM, WELCOMING, collection for every room in your Wednesday against a thin, blue her in 1952. speaker that the antiwar dem­ sit-downers after a while and, the International Monetary Fund WONDERFUL home. Choose from informal Antiqued line of U.S. Park Police. onstrators had violated the con- explaining the legalities of the and World Bank. Pine, elegant Heirloom Solid Chetr}’, Smells good Dries fast ETHAN ALLEN The officers were stretched dition of their permit to picket situation, said: Eugene "V. Rostow, who is now gracious Solid Mahogany, space- across the White House side­ peaceably and that the permit saving, storage-making Custom Room "Why don’t we pick ourselves tmdersecretary of state for po­ EARLY AMERICAN walk, arm linked in arm, to was thereby revoked. HOWARD FTRE MRS. JANE ROMEYN G. W ARREN WESTBROCW ROBERT TRiEWHELLA ROBERtr SILLS PETER NEOHOLAiS Plan units, and traditional Colonial in Events up and go across the street.” litical affairs, will travel to Rio make sUre the allowed maxi­ This suggestion was greeted RepubUoan Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican rugged Solid Maple and Birch, See it In sober tones he announced de Janeiro Friday, the Treasury today. mum of 1(X) pickets already on that those sitting in the street by sufficient derisive cries to in­ Department announced Wednes­ Incumbent town councilman FV>rmer chairman and secre­ Former representative to Assistant ■vice-president, East Retired Federal Trade Com­ B. S. and M. S. degrees in ■ In Capital the scene would not be joined by were in violation of Title 22 of spire Dagmar Wilson, leader of day. State Legislature for four years their colleagses in front of the . . .graduate of Trinity Col­ tary of board of education . . Hartford Federal Savings and mission Counsel. . .special le­ mechanical engineering, advanc­ the District of Columbia Code . . .former chairman. South STORE HOURS: executive mansion. lege. . .South Windsor delegate member of board for six years gal advisor and counsel to Con­ ed mathematics. . . graduate of Speedy Trains Delayed and—unless they moved within to North Central Refuse Dis- . . . represented town at var­ Windsor Town board of fi­ Loan Association. . . past presi­ Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. The women shoved and two minutes—would be arrested gressional Committee investigat­ New York University. . . vet­ WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The po8al;i District. . .member of ious regional and stalte eduoa- nance. . .member of original dent, treasurer and charter Open Thursday and Friday Evenings pushed, blood showed on the on charges of unlawful assem­ eran U. S. Navy during World Closed Wednesday Transportation Department is town coimcil public health and Uonal conferences . . . repre­ Sewer Study Cornmisslon. . . member of Rotary Club. . . ing NLRB. . .currently lecturer shirtsleeve of one police officer bly by virtue of obstimctlng the War II. . . active in Exchange postponing until the first of the P.A.C. safety committee. . .member sentative at General assembly president of exchange club. . . charter president and charter and consultant on anti-trust law and feelings apparently ran free use of a public thorough­ 7" ROLLER Club, Little League. . .member year the start of three-hour rail high on lK)th sides of the skir­ and past treasurer of Wood­ and at National Convention veteran of U.S. NaVy during member South Windsor Junior .previously assistant dis­ fare. of Wapping and Pleasant Valley passenger service between mish line in the 86-degree AND TRAY SET land Park Homeowner’s Assoc­ . . . charter member of League World War n . . .B.S. degree Chamber of Commerce. . .past trict attorney In Indiana. . “ Hell, no! We ain’t gonna School PTA. . .employed as Washington and New York. weather. iation. . .charter member of of Women Voters . . . grad­ in mechanical engineering, Yale director and treasurer of Wap- active in Lions Club, Elks, g o !’ ’ the well-dressed women Aerospace Engineer, Pratt and Service had been set to start A hard-hatted motorcycle ser- responded. Exchange Club. . .employed at uate o f Mt . Sinai Hospital University.' .president of ping Fair Association. American Legion, Little League. 88c Whitney Aircraft. Oct. 29. geant from the Park Police, Travelers Insurance Co. School of Nursing. Westbrook Associates, Inc. Neither side budged until, ’The system involves the use watching his colleagues try to long after the two minutes had Interstate 40 in use—and 116.7 in the Cartersville-Marletta of self-propelled electric cars on fend off the assault of the wom­ expired, a deputy chief of police BINGO nental routes. Interstate 40, miles to finish. 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Choose ■While long stretches of these tions and highway officials have tates of the 1970s may bring Manchester 643-0890— RockviUe 875-2534 Pennsylvania Railroad and the some gas and break ’em up.” simply cross Pennsylvania Ave- from a wide selection of decorator Joining Across Nation and other interstates are fin­ set tentative completion dates frustrated motorists a better ARTHUR DRUG 20 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. Budd Co., manufacturer of the ished and open, bottlenecks re­ from 1970 to 1973. roven colors. Elmco Beauti Wall chance to see the United cars. In addition, the announce­ Eatex flows on like magic and dries to main. States along Interstate 76 also From Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., Highway officials across the States—without getting lost. ment said, performance and I'e- a beautiful flat finish in 20^minutes. ’The North Carolina Highway have reported varying degrees and Canada to Tampa, Fla., nation are willing to estimate liability tests must be complet­ No painty odor either when you choose target dates for completion of Commission, which is in the of progress. By the end of 1970, ed. from Greensboro, N.C. to Bar- process of rescheduling its Elmco Beauti Wall Latex, only a fresh, interstate highway stretches in if current construction plans are The federal government is clean fragrance. Get Elmco Beauti stow, Calif., the word is out: In­ building program to meet re-' LOFT S KITCHEN their states, but each forecast met, drivers should have a con­ providing $11.5 million for the Wall Interior Latex, the easy-to-use *538 terstate is coming "in." has a monetary string attached. cently revised federal require­ tinuous road from Canada to project while the Pennsylvania FRESH CANDY Broad ceiling and wall paint. Reg. $7,96 In bits ttnd pieces stretched If federal funds continue to be ments, has not even fixed esti­ Knoxville,, Tenn. Portables r W E M E A N Railroad is contributing $45 mil­ like broken chains from coast to available, motorists may be mated completion dates for two Heading ^uth, however, mo­ lion. Street sections of Interstate 40 near Weldon Drug Co. Top Openers coast and border to border, a able ‘by early 1973 to drive the torists would face construction Manchester LAST 3 DAYS TO SAVE ON wwmrjmm 4 FT. 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LOUIS (AP) — About l,-1,- west concourse of thetoe terminal Schoendlenst was thetoe first man Pulsating Last Ditch Wins 0(X> fans jammed Lambert Mu­ chanting, "We want Cha Cha," off toe plane i and he held an until alugging flrat baseman Or- Impromptu news conference nicipal Airport early today to lando Cepeda appeared. A with reporters in toe rain, EARL YO ST greet the homecoming St. Louis group of six policemen had to ’The "Red Head" shrugged off Sports Editor Cardinals despite a driving rain­ convoy Cepeda through toe all questions about toe Ameri- In Sunday Meeting crowd while fans grabbed at can League race. He said he storm and a three-day wait Getting Routine for RSox since toe Cardinals clinched toe him, hugged him and slapped didn’t care who won as long as Nates from the Little Black Book NEW YORK (AP) — Mel Farr of toe Detroit Lions starting running back at Den- National League pennant. him on toe back. somebody wins without a play­ Can a 9.1 sprinter beat a Bob Grlese of the 'Miami ver. The crowd overflowed toe Cardinal Manager Red off. CLEVELAND (AP) — nlng rally to pull out a 8-4 vic­ against Boston ace Jim Lonborg into a double play. Yastrzemskl T* to the scheduled Town Doubles tory. how seriously Lyle’s arm was 9.2 defender on a pass pat- BoipM"®- ' The ama2ing Boston Red on Larry Brown’s two-run singled, however, then moved to hurt. Tennw Tournament’ sponsored by the Recreation Divi- Thus the Red Sox and the tern? Cotton Bowl fans P'®*'*'’ ®iK"®American League pennant Mike Andrews hit his eighth nings. A1 Lyle took over the ting .316 to kobinson’s .312 and dry flips Hayes right and left, but for toe Purdue flash, tively in the four-team dogfight. lic’s sporte correspondent for WuUmlnSc &STe“ o,U e g ?™ chase. homer in the seventh to make Boston pitching chores, but aft­ leads Killebrew in homers, 41- toe normal position is on toe left Bubba Smith, toe giant defen- Seors Heovy-Duly Carl Yastrzemskl, who had ®«=®. I® the new h ^ d After two pulsating last ditch it. 4-2, but former teammate er striking out Vic Davalillo he 39, and in RBI, 108-104. year. . . . There’s an opening slde of toe line. Caur, formerly slve lineman from Michigan four hits Including his 41st home basketball coach at Granby victories at Detroit, Red Sox Tony Horton and Max Alvis hit hurt his arm on the first pitch In tonight’s finale of the two- nights on the control desk at the a safetyman, now is toe Giants’ State, missed Baltimore’s open- run and scored the winning run, High. .Other coaching consecutive homers off Lonborg to Rich Schelnblum and had to game Cleveland series. Manag­ Holiday Lanes, anyone interest­ right comer man. It is his re- er because of an injury. Bubba fans were hoping for something once again emerged as Boston’s changes on the schoolboy beat In the Cleveland half of the in­ leave the game. John Wyatt er Dick Williams heis named ed may contact Paul Correntl. sponslbUity to handle toe wide was toe No. 1 pick in toe draft a little easier on the nerves In big gun. It was the third night will find BlU Teed taking over ning to tie it up. came on to pitch the final 1 2-3 ex-Indian Gary Bell (12-12) to go manager. . . . receiver to toe left in man-to- on toe rights toe Colts got from Cleveland, but It was not to be. in a row that the slugging left soccer at Enfield High and Mar­ Andrews walked to start the innings and was the beneficiary against his old mates. Cleve­ * « * man coverage. New Orleans for Gary Cuzzo. Boston did move out In front 4-2, fielder had scored either the ty­ tin Hipsky replaces Otto Goltz Boston ninth, but the rally ap­ of the Boston rally, picking up land Manager Joe Adcock was Tlie prospect of a foot race Steve Spurrier, toe Helsman but quickly blew the lead and at Stafford High. . . a a re ing or winning run in the ninth. peared dead when Jerry Adair his 10th victory In 16 decisions. expected to counter with his Here ’n There between Hayes, toe “ World’s ’Trophy winner, was used as a once again needed a ninth-ln- Cleveland Jumped ahead 2-0 Abom, assistant director of Mufflers twice failed to bunt and then hit It was not immediately known ace right-hander Steve Hargan Fastest Human" in his days at punter by toe San Francisco reS^eS: r tJ e lK Florida A&M and toe Olympics, 49ers who started John Brodle and CauT, toe 1964 Olympic 200- and relieved with George Mira INSTALLED Sn gSSS is” toebowllnj l!XuSrfo“ toe"ufe“ meter champ, is an alluring against Minnesota, Angels Plan sidelight to Sunday’s game. George Webster, Michigan ------■ State linebacker, is a regular Active Year Of toe 26 first-round draft with toe Houston Oilers and a choices toe top performers in highly respected prospect, For Trades last Sunday’s pro games were Floyd LltUe of Syracuse is a reins three years ago. He’s op- ^ from'’ 1 2 5 0 ^ « 600 ANAHEIM (AP) — There’ll ttmlfltic M d is ^ in tin g to get with ^ a ^ n t gtw ng i j be some changes made on the off on ^ right foot against cent. . .Dave Brady former California Angels’ roster this *0ne Low Price J S o r d Manchester High athlete ™ I winter, but Bill Rigney is to re­ m rtford S a ^ d a y . . All home member of toe Boston Unlver- turn as manager. varsity soccer team this for Most ’That much was indicated morial Field will start at 1:30 fAii WAtUna giot* uhh ka Wednesday when Rigney hud­ ^ to toe exception of toe ’Thanks- scene of toe Grand Prlx of toe dled with General Manager Fred ^vlng morning ^ m e slated to United States, Formula 1, Sun- 1955-65 Ghevrolets Haney before Chicago spoiled the .Ajigels’ final home game of FOR THE BIRDS!— Two wild birds, cared for by Jim Spinuzza o f Fljimouth *fiht'*"**®*^*'^, I- Who’s Who in grand the season, 6-4. compete includ- Meeting, Pa., ever since he found them abandoned several weeks ago, accom­ Graham Hill, Jimmy Clark, "R ig has done a fine job,” pany him around his home . . . even when he plays baseball. (AP Photofax) Bristolhave 7:30 s ^ i n g John Surtees and Dan Gurney Call Sems for the Low Price of said Haney, "and as far as I Q • • Veteran BUI Sweeney of a Muffler to fit your oar. know, he’ll be back next year. hanging any World Series the Springfield Kings In toe I talked to him today about it Drysdale, Perranoski Check New York ^ k e t requests for games in American Hockey league has and he said, ’fine and dandy.’ ^ ston , Iffinnesota, ^ c a g o , De- been suspended for reporting to But he hasn’t signed a contract trolt or St. Louis. Readers will camp overwelgflit. MiriBtr GuaranfM yet.” save themselves some time by Haney said the fifth-place An­ not calling wishing help in get- * * * If muffler fails due to defects in ma- Mets Doomed for Last Place teriala or workmaneMp or biemr-outB, gels hope to strengthen them­ ting "toe best seats avaUable.” End of the Line selves in the trade marts this ruat-out or woar-out, wtidle original 1 NEW YORK (AP) __ Houston and the Mets are idle the fourth run in the seventh. acquaint- w hat position did Gil McDou- purchaser owns the car, St will be winter. to^ay. ’Then, with one out, ’Tommy replaced upon return, free o f charge. ’The win Wednesday night was U^suaie ana KOn rer- , j . j , g sweep the four Davis and Ron Swoboda singled, t o e « W ^ ^ with the If tltK defieoUve muffler was inotbUeid an important one for the White ranoski of the LoS Ange- games set from Houston to keep Perranoski, a southpaw, replac- Sts'Tor “^iSyone. SoT S ^ T e ^ by Searo, we wiiU instlall the new Sox, who remain a half-game Dodgers virtuallv their slim hope of getting ed Drysdale. Ed Kranepool sln- muffler with no ebarge for labor. behind co-leaders Boston and i.5_ •M’mur Vni-lr c®Har. ’They finish the gled Davis home and another Se ClevZid Here-rthe answer^ 10 Minnesota. i . j*- -_i, season on the road next week run scored on a sacrifice fly. lnghlsoldnu.S?rTni'sZe: S cd "^ e< J^ ’ It would appear that Chicago tO a last place Iinisn games at San Fran- With the tying run on third, Per- baU suit, 46. He’ll be in Boston ^ has an edge over thethree other m ^ the National League cisco and four at Los Angeles, ranoski fanned Amos Otis to 6nd REAL ROOTER—Tim Bullock o f Worcester nails Tuesday and Wednesday after- f C H A R G E IT ter Boston swept series in Detroit to remain in title contenders. Inasmuch as this season. ’The Astros finish next week the threat. noon when toe Tribe plays Bos- huge “Go-Go Red Sox” sign to side of his home af­ first place. (AP Photofax) the White Sox will play their ’They teamed to edge the Mets with three games at home ’The Meta got 14 hits to eight ton. Don’t look for him to pitch C ! on Sears Revolviiifl' Charge ------eight remaining games against 4-3 at Shea Stadium Wednesday against Philadelphia and three for the Dodgers, but poor base unless toe Indians are far be- campaigns . . . R ^ e r ™ ' ■ second-division teams. ’They’ll night. ’The defeat, coupled with on the road against Pittsburgh, nmning helped thehind. Dodgers. Bothered by a s o r ^ a ™ ?*®^*®” ’ ^ ' play Cleveland, Kansas City, and Houston’s 6-4 victory over Pitts- Drysdale, helped by Perra- 'Three Mets were reUred on the all year, Kelley was 0-2 with ^®*^® '^^®PP®^ ^*y ® I Pawtucket in toe Eastern ^ars, signed with Hot Bat of A1 Kaline American League Washington. burgh, drdpped the last place noski’s relief pitching,L eague.. chalked Bristol base has paths. a major T. Davis ^® was JP®"^®*' picked W L' Pet. Bd Tp Mets S% games back of the up his 12th win of the season off first in the'third, John Sulll- leaguer in Tom Shopay, now Mlnnesota 87 66 .669 — 9 ninth place Astros with only 11 and his career 21st triumph van was caught stealing in the playingDlavlnir with thetoe NNew e J vnrvYork LeClerc was with the Bears in Sem Protech You WHh The Strongest the NFL seven years Boston 87 66 .669 — 9 games left to play. over the Mets Wednesday. fifth and Harrelson was caught Yankees. UConn basketball team will Chicago 87 67 .666 — 8 Houston, with 10 games left, ’The Eiodgers exploded for overrunning second in the sev- ' ♦ play in the 1969 Ctoriatmas Keeps Tigers in Race Detroit 86 67 .662 1 9 has a chance to put the Mets in three runs in the sixth, featured enth. the cellar for good when the As- by A1 Ferrara’s two-run double ’Tl)e Houston weekend series Off------the------Cuff Holiday Quaiker City ’Touma- Remanufactured Engine Minnesota—At home (7), Kan- tros move into Shea Stadium to break a scoreless tie. That opens with a twi-nlght double- Looking forward to a full-scale ment in Philadeilphia PAIN OF FOOTBALL is shown by Keith Lincoln, DETROIT (AP)—If the nls^t. He contributed two dou- California 6-4, remained in sas City 1, Sept. 21; New York Friday night for a four-game helped Drysdale to a 4-1 lead header Friday night featured by basketball schedule at Man- Manchester youths seeWng hairoack of Buffalo of the American Football Detroit Tigers lose the attack and drove in third, four percentage points 3, Sept. 22, 23, 24; California weekend series that closes out going into the last of the eighth, the annual banner parade be- Chester Community College, berths with the UConn varsity League, shortly after he was put out of action by pennant it won't be A1 Ka- »*im nine rbi out. “c’ the Mets home season. Both Drysdale himself doubled home tween games. Coach Nick Costas reports he’s soccer team this fall include Guarantee In The Industry lor the month. ______a crushing tackle. line’s fault; "i5ter®i^ne three atral,rht Sparma, who won his 16th A National League happy to have elongated Dave Junior Bob Godin and sopho- _ , "AfterAfter losing three straight, game,eame missingmisai'nir his sixth Hhntnnfshutout Boston—at home (4), Clevc' L. Pet. O.B. McKenna around for toe first more Bruce Hence. ’The slugging outfielder is bat- werA neededT1AA/1a/1 aO lift,”11#^ saidonlH IXnvwiewAMManager when’ . Charlie Smith ... hit... a two Minnesota xSt. Louis 96 67 .627 — GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS ting at a cUp for the month Mayo Smith. “ He gave it to us T t L S to th^Yankee n S Sept. 30, Oct. 1. Away (6), San Fran. 83 68 .860 12 Carlton Sets Season High ALLSTATE Installed ^ September with 23 hits in 63 with the homer. It was a real struck out Sght on a seveThlt’ Cl®'’®land 1. Sept. 21; Baltimore Cincinnati 83 70 .842 13 Old Boy Likes Indians^ Eagles Schoolboys Hopeful or 24,000 MILES trips to the plate. shot.” . fen ^ seven-hit- ^ ^2 (2), 23, 24. Chicago 82 72 .632 14% Remanufactured Engine Guarantee (complete assembly) His first inning home run off Chlceigo—At home (3), Wash- Phlla. 78 73 .617 17 (On AH Complete Passenger Oar Engines) A1 D ' o™ ;* Mt'Dotrort'm 76 77 .497 20 For Strikeouts but Loses If any part fails due to defects in material or road 74 78 .487 21% Football World Set to Erupt Block assemblies without heads are guaranteed workmanship . . . during first 90 days or n e w YORK ( A P ) ---- nine. ’The two-team total of 28 including a home run for the Of Winning Season 4000 miles whichever occurs first, wo will 23|, 24; Kansas City 2, Sept. 26, Los Angeles 69 83 .464 26% repair or replace parts free of charge, pro. NOW TOH. tott wonTboTo-.^rwMoh'i^S iS’lpSf'lT .414 32% Steve Carlton pitch ^ a strikeouts fell one short of the Giants, who Jolted Cubs’ rookie 90 days or 4,000 miles whichever occurs first. 27. Houston 63 89 When Hoople Makes Picks By BARRY COWLES ‘viuniit |W|unre|l'«cryice hss been performed,', and we won it. Detroit—At home (4), Ceilifor- New York 67 94 .377 38 cracker jack of a game but according to glir.rahtes Sp^m a said he always Is con- nia 4, Sept. 28, 29, 30, Oct. 1. hf» irot hpat h v a Gnokia Philadelphia and Pittsburgh In REDS-BRAVES —Vada Pin- “ It was a vej'y good year” are the words one might 1942-64 Chevrolet block assembly . . g l 4 4 exch. days or 4000 miloa and up to 24. toontha or x-Clinched pennant By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE 24,000 miloB, whichever occura'firet parts cemed about winning, big game Away (6), Washing;ton 3, Sept, Wednesday’s Results use to describe last year’s scholastic football season. and labor charge will be prorated based Peerless Prognosticator 1951-56 Pljonouth block assembly . . g l 6 4 axch. or not. 22 (2), 24; New York 2, Sept. San Francisco 6, Chicago 1 14 victories to St. Louis’ pennant With both Manchester High and East Catholic finish­ upon the percentage of guaranteed months Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 1 who whacked the Braves. Pln- Egiad, friends, hold on to your or miles, whichever ia greater repreaenting "You get paid for wins and 28, 26. push this season, set a season’s ing second in their respective leagues the two squads 1956-60 For block assem bly...... 0 1 0 4 exch. usage received. Periodic service or proof m losses whether you’re in first or Los Angeles 4, New York 3 strikeout high .Wednesday night, I knew I was striking out a son connected in the first inn­ ' seats, toe football world is about have a good battle ahead t o ------^------service is required to keep guarantee ia lot of batters,” said Carlton to erupt. fourth place,” he said. "I didn’t Cincinnati 9, Atlanta 4 fanning 16 Philadelphia batters. ing and Bench’s fljst major keep up toe pace that previou.s passing . . . Ostrout had 25 More than 300 Engines Available . . . Remanufac- effect. ’’but I didn’t know how many start thinking about needing the scored one run and Kaline Houston 6, Pittsburgh 4 But he came away a 3-1 loser, league shot came in the sixth, With most of toe nation’s ma­ teams set. punts for an average of 29.3 for tured with Tolerances ’That Match or Exceed win unUl the second inning. ’The brought in the other with a dou- Today’s Games mainly because of Cookie Rojas. Then someone at the end of Hank Aaron hit his 38th for the jor collegiate powers moving in­ Finishing second in toe CCIL the season . . . Leading in In- last couple of games I couldn’t ble. Atlanta (Reed, 0-0) at St. Louis Rojas drove In the Phillies’ the seventh yelled from tjie Braves. to action this Saturday, we fore­ standlngs last year, Manches- terceptions last year was Dick Origin'kl Specifications. get through the second innings Mickey Stanley drove in a run (Washburn 10-7), night tie-breaking run with a fourth­ stands that I had struck otit 15 ASTROS-PIRATE8 —Houston see no less than three upsets of ter High’s football squad will Cobb, three for 89-yards and and I had better stuff in those with ' a single ...... in toe fourth and Only game scheduled. inning single and then scored an From that point I kind of lost rallied for three ninth-inning epic proportion—Oklahoma be working hard to keep up toe one touchdown. He will operate my concentration. I games.” Kaline ignited a four-run fifth American League insurance run after doubling in began runs —the last two on pinchch Krf-! State over Arkansas, Northwest­ pace set by toe squad in pre- from toe left halfback slot this I - \ 111 • mil >11 \ t ( > III < I \ III • ■ II l< > I I V < < I It t < throwing bad pitches.” ter Ron Davis’ two-out pinch Smith said he held one of his inning with a leadoff double off W. L. Pet. G.B. the seventh as Philadelphia sur­ ern to shock Miami of Florida, vlous years. Opening toe slate year. Carlton, 14-9, struck out only single-and nipped the Pirates, ttEirol Xlitinniriil rare team meetings before the relief pitcher Fred Talbot. Minnesota 87 66 .669 ____ vived Carlton’s strikeout pitch and Houston to surprise mighty Saturday at 1 :30 agfilnst Con- The team set a new scoring one man in the final two in-- Doubles by Jim Wynn and game, but declined to discuss Bill FreehEin brought one run Boston 87 66 .569 ___ for the victory. Michigan State! ard In West Hartford, 16 veter­ mark In the Bristol Central S|io€*i;il .S|M‘ 4M al what was said. In with a single, Jim Nortorup, Chicago 87 67 .565 % Elsewhere in the National nlngs after the fan shouted at Doug Rader started the wln- Granted toe predictions are ans have returned, eight of game with 63 points and 11 batting for Wayne Comer, hit a Detroit 86 67 .662 1 League, San Francisco topped bim. Ed Spiezio homered for ning rally and Davis’ bases startling—they even amsized me whom are lettermen. The In- touchdowns. Last year’s squad bases-loaded single for two California 78 73 .617 8 Chicago 6-1, Los Angeles edged ^be Cardinals. loaded single climaxed It. —but that’s toe way—^heh-heh— dians beat Conard 12-6 in last set a good pace and with eight more runs and Tracewskl’s sac­ Cleveland 72 82 .468 16% New York 4-3, Cincinnati pound- OIANTS-CUBS —Gaylord Per- toe mop will flop, as my old year’s encounter. East Catholic Indians back in toe starting rifice fly brought in toe other Baltimore 71 81 .467 18% friend Side Show Quinn Is wont By The Book opens with Rockville Saturday lineup, one can be pretty sure eral things.’ EAfXI before Joe Verbanlc, relieving Wash. 70 82 .461 16% on a seven-hitter and evened to say. at Mt. Nebo at 2. Last year of some fast and furious foot- Talbot, got toe side out. New York 66 87 .431 21 So. Carolina 80, No. Car. 20 toe Eagles triumphed, 21-8. ball this year. 4 for f4.77 his record at 16-16 as San Fran­ ’The biggest eruption will oc­ Detroit ahead 1-0 In the first. Singles by Lenny Green, Kansas City 59 92 .391 27 PHILS-CARDS— cisco won its 13th game in 17 Texas 21, So. Calif. 14 Most Aanericaiv Cars cur In East Lansing where pot­ Lettermen Stev^Hemenway, East Catholic did an equally Weights end Labor Freehan and Don Wert brought Wednesday’s Results Chris Short bested Carlton on September starts. Stanford 24, Kansas 9 Latxn- only. Check Sears s L M d t M ] ent Houston, one of toe best who led toe MHS scoring last flne job last year finishing sec- runs In the third. in another run in the sixth and Baltimore 4-6, Washington 3- a four-hitter and struck out Syracuse 28, Baylor 7 low, low part prices. Included AMERICA'S Jim Davenport had four hits American League clubs in toe football - rich south­ year with 48 points and set a ond In toe HOC standings and Dick Tracewski walked and Wert belted one of ’Thad Tlllot- 3, 2nd game, 10 innings Purdue 28, Texas AAM 12 Batting (360 at bats) — Tas- west, will hand toe Spartans a school record In toe Bristol posting a 6-3-0 won, lost, tie log Sparma beat out a bunt which son’s fastballs for his sixth horn- Minnesota 6, Kansas City 2 Iowa St. 16, Texas Tech 14 MOST trzemskl, Bost., .816; F.Robln- 28-20 spanking—har-rumph! Central game for six toueh- in toe books. This year’s squad got by Mickey Mantle, Tracew- er in the eighth, Boston 6, Cleveland 4 downs netting 36 points in a will find veterans such as John r .i f', \ III u n m l IVI < • II11 I Twins Hit Hard son, Balt., .812. In an equally astonishing per­ Tolane 21, Miami (O.) 14 ski going to third on catcher “ I was sure mad about losing Detroit 10, New York 1 19th Hole single game, is back at 204 Alubicki entering his fourth DISTINGUISHED Runs — Yastrzemskl, Boat., formance, Northwestern will Georgia Tech 17, Vanderbilt 16 lirol Jake Gibbs’ bad throw to first, the shutout,” said Sparma. Chicago 6, California 4 pounds in toe fullback posiUon year at quarterback. Last year To Remain Tied 103; Killebrew, Minn.,. 97. prove to be a rude host as the Boston College SO, VUlanovs 6 Dick McAullffe’s groujtder “ Smith hit a fastball.” Today’s Games . . . Bryce Carpenter, rushing he was 89'for 64 in pass corn- MOTORCAR , ElUngton Ridge Runs batted in — Yastrzem- WUdeats defeat highly regarded Va. Tech 32, Wm t Mary 7 Kansas City (Dobson 9-9) at leader with 400-yards last year, pletions for 469 yards . . . Bill JFoUowlng The Red Sox stayed Ued for ski, Bost., 108; K iU ebre^vU ^^ Miami, 27-21—kaff-kaffl Waahington 18, Wisconsin 16 Minnesota (Merritt 12-6) are the starting 7 _T r will be in toe right h a l^ c k Lacey, who led in interceptions mnes and pairings for Satur- American League lead with 104. And in a real crowd pleaser, West VIrginU SO, VMI 27 spot . . . Dale Ostrout, starting with four a year ago, is also Adjustment Blow to Tigers^ Flaff Chances Oklahoma State will edge heav­ Wyoming 20, Air Force 8 5 ” quarterback, who a year ago back in toe lineup . . . Lacey A special invitation to the ily favored Arkansas, 11-10, at Xavier 18, Toledo 14 was 36 for 78, 353 yards gained also had 16 pass receptions for West Hartford, Mhnchea- Permanent Anti-Freeze Country cv , ------—, Uttle Rock. Indiana 17, Kentucky 16 place, one game out and a half- Oliva, Minn., 31; Campaneris, and six touchdowns, leads toe 237 yards. - 77c ter and TV>rrington uring premiere showing of the McLain Dislocates Toes Only games scheduled. ling^ton; There are several other con­ TP.C.U. 7, Iowa f game behind third-place ClUca- K.C., 29. genuino Bear equipment. Friday’s Games tests worthy of special note on Bice 20, L.S.V . 8 Most Aanenkcan FVv most Aznertoan ca n ond Summer Coolant Morriaaette. go, wliich beat California 6-4. Triples — Blair, Balt., 13; Bu- this week’s card. LouisvlUe 28, So. HI. 21 1968 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL When He Falls Off Chair California at Kansas City, N 9:38 Scranton. Ne«. Laraon, Pot- AutnenohliM to tedtary apK/AeaXUrnm. New York at Minnesota Baltimore took a doublehead- fonJi-Chlc.," 9. First and foremost of these Ohio U. 17, Marahall 8 Car-Wrecker Dan Connors 4 DAYS ONLY Whitmarsh, Geda, ®*‘ Washington 4-3 and 6-3 Home runs — Yastrzemskl, will find Texas joumejtoic; to Houston 28, Mich. St. 28 is extended to you J sXLT Chicago at aeveland Cleveland, N Detroit at Washington, 2, twl- FonteoeUa. conyeis. Innings. Bost., 41; KlUebrew, Minn., 39. Southern California where toe Michigan 17, Duke 16 Does Even Better on Field 33 bl^!i ST ir ?S a n I^ 'S tro^% £S SSoJ pwiKs Pitching (13 decisions) —Hor- Lpnghoms will open their sea­ Minnesota 36, Utah 8 BULK OIL SALE Boy Now While The w h ^ toev**^el^ed'^*W Wilson, Joe Sparma and Mickey Boston at BalUmore, 2, twl- Morrow, Repko, ' len, Chic., 18-6, .760; Santiago, son on a victorious note by van­ Mississippi 17, Memphis S t 18 NE W YOR K (AP) — Dan "I was born and grew up in when they learned 17-game Lollch. nieht ^ Merker, Pino, Cohn, Spear- ™"e Twins got all the hitting Bost., 10-4, .714. quishing toe ’Trojans, 21-14. Price Is Low... GaL Models now on display Alabama 29, Florida St. 21 Conners would rather wreck St. Mary's, but I hadn’t lived Buy Now . . . Bring Four Own Container winner Denny' McLain dislocat- ___, , ______^ ° lOyB Jotoston. Wentworth, Hunt- Strikeouts — Lonborg, Bost., At South Bend toe Fighting Oregon St. 17, Arizreche, Brown. Oklahoma St. 11, ArkMiaas M NEW YORK (AP) — Angel second straight week in a 38-7 ovbulkipteaae. Onus greettor ball before giving up a final run that, but all he did in toe north­ Sm p-oo poup- film stnngOi Radiator Rust I^wventiTe pened.” first place in the American pitchers to strike out 200 men in Harrlgan, Lancaster, Army 23, Virginia 8 Cordero led toe jockeys with 34 vlctoiy over Boston last Sunday. BROTHERS Ohaine. QorslnL V In the ninth. western Pennsylvania town of ler. » a U B 20 than other Helps piwvuit ovetfaeaUng by V Manager ^ y o \ Smith, who League race with Boston, which k season.’^ ■■■■ ...... aeph«d. Thomal: hom Tr^ tor“ the A S ei?*****^ * ’ B w k , « .L .’, Aobum 81, Chattanooga 18 winners in toe 24-day Saratoga The performance of toe Raid­ St. Mary’s was shiver. 08. ^ZioalcpiDOf. stepping rust fionnaitioaL "Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln- indicated he had planned to use edged Cleveland 6-4 Wednesday- Chance, who fa n his season Grayvh,' ' Bowling Green 27, Qnantlco 8 meeting. Then when toe fall' ers’ defense in two games this N, V, oiUy three starters the remain- night. Uital to 207 before he was fin- P®®®“*-®“'' Me- S Home runs —- Aaron, ^ Atl., 88;' Dayton 28, Ctnclnnatt 8 season' opened at Aqueduct he season—it’s allowed just seven 1446 New Britain Ave. I Manchester Auto. Ctae. Torrington Psriude 670 Mata S t Mercury, Comet, Cougar Dealer" der of the season anyway, said "Here is the greatest strike- ished Wednesday for a career mJSiio S. ':BVrguson, Rydzowski, Stolen Bases — Campaneris ^yun, Houst., 87. ItoMrton V. 88, Colgate 18 was right back in the winner’s points—has been a lot more Friday Game on TV gratifying to Conners, who also Wimtod Bd. (OM R t 8) McLain would remain In Detroit out man in the World,” Chance hlg^i, said Boswell “ tells me to k^nS^"rtffta EHuifemn ® ’ Buford, Chic., 34. ’ Pitching (18 declakms) — -Kansas S t 28, Colorado S t 17. 7 circle. West Hartfot4r-2S8-76Sl 290 m’osd SL—448-1581 489-0811 WUlimanOo— 483-4873 315 CENTER ST. - MANCHESTER to ,.take .tteatmente dmlng the said, pointing to BqsweU. "He go for-strikeoute against these — ^ Briles, StLiT 1341, ,722; FarreUr Georgia 26, BOso B t 18 Tlie youngrier won toe eighth calls defensive slgncds, toati his Tba Red Sox-Baltlmore game' weekend series 'Itl itl WashlnirinnWashington inspiresInsnir.o me. •• fejg hitters. Sometimes I let up ' Warm- ,® “ ®® “ Brock, St.L., Phil., 10-4, .714. UCLA 44, Pittsburgh 14 and ninth events on opening day car problems last winter in St. will be carried Friday night at Open Mon. thru Snt. Open Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Sat. I Open 4 AJa.-5:30 P M . Mary’s. and report to the team in N ew' Chance then rather laborious-I- on them.” *^°*®**“ - W. Cichon. jj^^gj Morgan, Strikeouts — Bunnlng, PhU., E. Candina 27, Richmond 8 at toe Big A.. 8:80 on WNHC-TV. >00. . »AJ«.to»PJM. 9 AJA. to 9 PJK. 9 AJK. to 9 P.M. I niuis. 9 AM . to 9 P JIL 234; Jenkins, Cblc., 217. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967

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Miller Farm, North PRESS OPERATORS on Main St., now in operation, FOR THE 21 years old, second shift procedure; 1960 PLYMOUTH ^ti^ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Coventry, 742-6232. SHORT RIBS BT FRANK (VNEAL only $7,000. Worth looking at. FORK LIFT OPERATORS 4 p.m.-12:30 a.m. CaU 649-5834. wagon, clean, very good con­ Main St. 649-5221. Enclose your reply to the Ask for Earl Everett, 649-8638, PACKERS dition. Call 742-9423 after 5:30 box in an envelope — 643-6129. J.D. Real Estate (3o. “FINAST” B U T ' addressed to the ClasM- p.m. WORK NEAR HOME First shift, 45 liour week. FULL-TIME THE kClNG PraWlSEP MB EVERY TME: fled Manager, Manchester Building— A RAISE ONE YEAR AGO. Evening Herald, together 1966 PONTIAC VENTURA — LEARN TO USE EASTERN BOILER Modem laundry needs to I KEMINP Money to Loan 29 Lcxiklng for work near HIM HE with a memo listing the 2-door hardtop, power steer­ Contracting 14 99 Loomis St., Manchester hire two reliable men to home? Our pleasant, mod­ THE companies you do NOT ing, power brakes, 4-speed NO TIG H T M ONEY here. Up work in production area. We c h a n g e s C A R PE N TR Y — concrete steps, em office in your neighbor­ SHEET M E TAL mechanics, want to see your letter. transmission, low mileage. to $3,500 quickly by mail. will train you and guaran­ THE floors, hatchways, remodeling, hood may be just the right days only. Capable of manu­ Your letter w ill be de­ Mint condition. Must be seen Homeowners only. Write for tee you a steady job. Union 3 SUB-IECE stroyed if the advertiser porches, garages, closets, ceil­ place for you. Combine your Comptometer facturing small aircraft brack­ to be appreciated, $2,405.' 644- fast action. Mr. Rose, Oxford wages and m a n y " fringe Is one you’ve mentioned. ings, attics finished, rec rooms, typing skills with reception ets, weldments and assemblies 1463. CJonsumer Discount Co., 6701 Do you have an interest and benefits. Opportunity to BUZZ SAWTRR BY ROT CRANE I f not it w ill be handled formica, ceramic. Other relat­ work, greeting customers. to blueprint. Benefits, 65 hour N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. learn a skUl and enjoy job In the usual manner. 1953 PLYM O U TH 4-door sedan, ed work. No job too small. Dan This large national firm will an aptitude for math? Do week, holidays and vacation BUT HE MAY NOT RE security. Apply in person. running condition, $36. Cali Moran, Builder. Evenings 649- start you at a good salary you want excellent working pay, medical and life insur­ DEAD,'CAM YOU BE PATIENT, Mechanic’s Uniform Serv­ 643-8277 after 6 p.m. 8880. conditions, fringe benefits CHRISTY? WE AAU5T MOVE Private Instructions 32 and g^ve regular merit in­ ance. Excellent opportunity and ice, 161 Park Ave., East Lost and Found 1 creases. Employe benefits and advancement opportu­ wages for good men. CaU 289- WITH CAUTION A PRIVATELY O W N E D 1961 HOMES, OARAGES, porches, nities? Training begins im­ Hartford. WOUNDED B U F A LO IS IN D IVID U AL tutoring by ele­ and paid vacations. Come 6491. Dynamic Metal Products. Oldsmobile 98, full power. Can rec rooms, room additions, mediately. To begin, you THE M OST DANGEROUS POUND — black onyx gold ring mentary school teacher, fourth in and see us today. TE L L ME, HOW PIP SOU TO START WrfH, With initial, at Arm y Navy club be seen Solomene Motors days kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ grade through Junior High. receive M EN W ANTED for custodial OF ANIMALS. MECHANIC — days or nights, GET A RAISE our (^ HIM? YOU ASSUME THIS ) s picnic. Call 644-8644. 9-9, after 9 call 649-6070 ask for eral repair work. Financing CaU 643-4770. work, mornings. CaU General 6 EOG1NO fDSrru3N, / i Ed. available. No down payment. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE • PAY DURING Cleaning Service, 649-6334. full-time or part-time, front LOST — Passbook No. 47970, Economy Builders, Inc. 643- CORP. TRAINING end experience preferred but Sa'vings Bank of Manchester. 1965 FORD LTD — 4-door, fully 6159. Schools and Classes 33 M AN W ANTED to work in lum­ not necessary. Apply Minlt Application made for payment. equipped, vinyl top, low mile­ 380 West Middle Tpke. • THE OPPORTUNITY beryard, must have driver’s Auto Care, 328 W. Middle age, excellent condition. Call QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, Manchester licence. Davis & Bradford Tpke., Manchester. FOUND — male puppy, white TO LEARN A VALU­ m 649-6665. dormers, porches, basements, Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., and tan. Call Dog Warden, 643- refinished, cabinets, built-ins, Only ABLE SKILL East Hartford. PLUM BER with at least one ® W7t) NtA. I.C. m in' Hi h i'OH. 1962 STUDEBAKER, 2-door year experience, good wages 4131. formica, aluminum, -vinyl, PART-TIM E or full-time wom­ e 9 -il standard, good condition. 1960 And When You Successfully SHORT ORDER cooks —full Or and overtime. Call 649-2926. ^ Jimmy’s music is already bringing him offers. For steel, ceramo siding William an for furniture cleaning. Ap­ FOUND —beagle, male, black, Ford Ranch wagon, 6 cylinder, Tractor School Ckimplete the C ourse...... part-time, days and nights. instance, the one from Dad to take our car and go out Robbins Carpentry Service. ply in person. Mkrlow’s, Ipc., brown and white', wearing 1966 automatic transmission, good Apply In person only, Howard JANITORS — part-time eve­ 649-3446. 867 Main St. for the evening!" license 147136. Call Dog Ward­ running condition.' 644-0031. A PERMANENT FULL­ Johnson Restaurant, 194 Tol­ nings. CaU 643-4403, 3-6 p.m. IflCKT WNN In Hartford only. en, 643-4131. ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ THE BOLTON BOARD of Edu­ TIME OR PART-TIME land Tpke. Manchester. CHEVROLET 1964 Biscayne, 4- Earn up to $250. per week. ages, rec rooms, bathrooms cation is accepting applications POSITION AUTO PARTS store needs driv­ POUND — black and white door sedan, standard 6, radio, Full or part-time students WANTED — licensed plumbers tUed, kitchens remodeled, ce­ for the following position: Sec­ er, must have good driving THE WILLETB BY WALT WBITERBERG male mongrel. Call Dog Ward­ heater, excellent condition, $1,- welcomed during the sum­ APPLY and apprentice plumbers. DiNCiDONG ment work, cellar floors, pat- retary to the Superintendent record. Apply Winkler Auto en, 643-4131. 095. 649-5917 evenings. mer and fall rhonths: School Rockville Sheet Metal, 18 Ver­ HAS THROWN NOW. DON’T GO lU lU T^/ \ odB, roofing. Call Loon Cels- of Schools, full ■ time, 12 Parts, 179 Middle Tpke., West, ONLY TWICE, licensed by State of Conn., non Ave. Rockidlle. SAV SOAAETAlNJe M C E ) WELL, IT WA5 A L L I FOUND — white and tan pup- 1965 RAMBLER American 220, zynskl. Builder. 649-4291. months, shorthand required, FIRST NATIONAL Manchester. BUT LOOKS Dept, of Motor Vehicles. excellent salary and working AS FAST A0OUT THE BABY ' COULD THINK OF ON py, male. Call Dog Warden, driven only 13,000 miles. Show NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — M AN — FU LL-'HM E or part- Guaranteed placement as­ conditions, fringe benefits. For STORES AS EVER) I 6HORT NOTICE ] 643-4131. room condition. Call 649-2706. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ sistance upon graduation. time mornings and early af­ application form and job speci­ PA R K and OAKLAND AVES, tions, rec rooms, garages, Don’t delay, call American ternoons for stock work. Ap­ POUND — Labrador type CHEVROLET — 1962 4-door, fications, please 'call the Super­ EAST HARTFORD —irsmo porches and roofing. No job Tractor Trailer. ply in person, Marlow’s, Inc. ll male, white spot on chest. Call station wagon, 6 cylinder, auto­ intendent’s office 643-1569. STRIKES' too small. Call 649-3144. Dog Warden, 643-4131. matic, radio and heater, good MACHINISTS — Full-time ~or HELP condition, 742-6856. 289-6547 Anytime PLAY SANTA CLAUS with part-time, job shop experience FOUND — black and brown extra $$$ earned selling AVON CLEANING WOMAN wanted, 2 on aircraft parts. Apply Gun- male mongrel, Vernon Dog WANTED 1964 2-door, 8 cylinder blue Paving - Driveways 14-A Gift (Cosmetics now in spare days weekly, must be depend­ ver Mfg. Co., 234 Hartford Rd., Warden, 876-7934. CJomet, standard shift, radio HEAVY EQUIPMENT time near home. Only a few able. ^49-8885. Manchester. • Credit Clerk 'and heater. (3ood condition. AMESITE — Quality workman­ hours a day needed. We train • 5 Day W e^ Call 649-7401 after 5. $760. ship on driveways, parking EXPERIENCED waitresses DUMP TRUCK driver and la- OPERATORS NEEDED you. Immediate opportunity. • Good Pay Announcemants 2 areas, commercial and resi­ CaU 289-4922 today fol" appoint­ wanted. Apply in person Ca- borer with knowledge of sep­ 1960 CHEVROLET converUble, • Paid Vacations MR. ABERNATHY YiT(F AT dential. Free estimates, no ob­ ment. vey’s Restaurant, 45 East Cen­ tic tank installation, year ELECTntOLUX vacuum clean­ • Sick Leave automatic, 8 cylinder, immac­ ligations. Call Eastern Paving Earn while you learn. Earn ter St. 'round work for the right man. ers, sales and service, bonded ulate condition. IN©, SALAAON FI9 HING. 1 AAA RATH WOULD 1963 GRAY VOLKSWAGEN, ex­ necessary, 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m., MORTT MBBKLB BT DICK CAVALU Roofing and the first time in the USA, part-time, 6 p.m. till closing. AAR. BEAAORE cellent condition, radio and Modem laundry needs to Monday through Friday, ex­ Chimneys 16-A Allstate Training Center Holiday Lanes, 643-2126. GRANTS ABERNATHY SPORTING Personals 3 heater, must sell. Owner enter­ hire two reliable women to cellent pay and fringe bene­ W ITH A OF ALL LIFE'S T H E \ C e a 2 G i M offers qualified men 21 and work in prdductlon area. Manchester Paritade ? ing Peace Ck>rps, $850. Call ROOFING - Specializing re­ fits. Call Manchester Memorial CLEAN UP MAN, 6 mornings a ROD AND T H E \NODSrONB OFALL IS... lUDCK UINQLee BLTT NO TIGHT MONEY here! Up over the opportunity to We will train you and guar­ 649-8972. pairing roots of all kinds, new Hospital 643-1141, Ext. 203 be­ week. Apply Cavey’s Restau­ REEL? youR-Roacm ^ to $3,500 quickly by maU. TR A IN LOCALLY in antee you a steady job. Un­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys tween 7 a.m.-3 p.m. for ap­ rant, 46 East Center St. / DON'T. Homeowners only. Write for SPARE TIM E on all makes ion wages and many fringe Auto Accessorios— cleened and repaired, 30 years’ pointment. fast action. Mr. Rose, Oxford of equipment, bulldozer, benefits. Opportunity to experience. Fi'ee estimates. > t Consumer Discount Co., 6701 Tlios 6 scrapers, backhoes, etc. learn a skill and enjoy job 7 " CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. Accredited progrram. Job security. Apply in person, TRUCK TIRES —Save. Dis­ 8333.. WOMAN TO CARE for chUdren placement upon completion. Mechanic's Uniform Seiw- FEMALES WANTED AT ONCE continued design, brand new 3 days per week. CaU 643-9916. WOULD L IK E to share the qui­ Budget plan. 522-4689 any­ ice, 151 Park Ave., East (ioodyear hi-mller R-C's. On­ et home of a lone lady as a Heating and Plumbing 17 time. Hartford. FRIENDLY Ice Cream, 436 for Soda Fountain m k companion. Am mature, quiet ly $19.95 for size 700x15. Plus Main St. Part-time waitress po^ being in the form of a c-a-t excise tax and recappable tire. sitions available, 9 a.m. - 2, PRI8CIILA»8 POP BY AL V] H : I I'H;h COMPLETE PLUMBING and until 3:00 P.M. who never goes out. 875-9181. Add $3. if old tire won’t re­ heating installation, repairs CLERK-TYPIST to handle Monday through Friday, excel­ TM EV A R E N IT SAVS,' CAUTION: cap. Other sizes comparably and remodeling. Service calls variety of work, shorthand lent positions for women with , E ve n . RIDE W ANTED to Pratt and Help W onted^ Good Pay— Clean Modern Pharmacy GOOD FOR TOU CHICKEN BONES PICK low priced. Goodyear Service given immediate attention. helpful, modem East Hartford children in school looking for if I don't Q o Q Whitney L Building first shift MAY BE HAZARCXXIS^ Store, K elly Rd., Vernon. 646- Call M & M Plumbing & Heat­ Female 35 location, salary and fringe additional income. Apply in TO YOUR DOG'S inhale's @ IN7 t, NIA, be TJL I.,. Ui Pm. 0«. f'X/ from Manchester Green area. Discount On Purchases Good Tips 0101, 875-6292. ing. 649-2871. benefits. Call 289-8291 for ap­ person. HEALTH.' 649-7956. PART-TIME counter girl, even­ and Good Hours ings. Apply Bess Eaton Donuts, pointment. CAPTAlk EAST NAM E BRAND GOODS FR E E BY LESLIE TURNER RID E W ANTED to West Main FORD — Transmission, ' fabrics and has openings for part-Ume, Logan Mills, Burr $150. Call 649-4696 after 5 p.m. AU Benefits Paid .BQIfflOIL- W ANTED to buy used cars and moved. Wallpaper hooka on re­ 3 salesladies, part-time and Comer Shopping Center (next quest. Fully Insured. Free es­ fuU-tlme. Apply to Manager, to Caldor). <^1 649-9632, 10-4 CONN. STATE V trucks. Call 628-199P, between Busliwsf Sorvieot Apply ' 8-4:80 p.m. 6-^:80 p.ln. timates. Call 649-9658. Hartford Rd, Manchester. Open p.m. Offwod 13 10 a.m. • 9 p.m. ^ \ AEROKENETICS PA IN TIN G —interior and exte­ BABYSITTER NEEDED — 4 1968 d lE V Y n sport coupe, i n s t r u m e n t C O . iEMPLOYMENT SERVICE A r n e s , CELXARS and yards rior, very reasonable, free es­ FULL-TIME opening for walt- nights a week, Wednesday standard, good condition, 218 Hartford Rd., timates. CaU Richard Martin, through Saturday. ' Over 16. 806 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER reasonable price. Chll 649-4102 clfiafftMi, trash h a u l^ to dump. iress, good starting pay for ex­ Monebester after 5 p.m. - Reasonable. Call 648-6819, 649-9286. . ' perienced person. CaU 649-8236. 872-4434.

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e,;. ■ / PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Boats and Accossorios 46 Antiqiws 56 Business Loearions Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 MANCHESTER — 7 rooJli exe­ 14‘ 1968 RUNABOUT with 40 WANTED TO BUY—antiques, For Rent 64 MANCHESTER —- ideal retire­ MANCHES’TER — 6-6 duplex on Hemes For Sale 72 Suburban For Sde 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Bolton ment home. Small Cape with 130x165 lot, near schools, bus, cutive Ranch, flowering peren­ h.p. Evlnrude electric start and steins, furniture, pewter, lend­ MODERN store, heated, 20'x70' nials, schrubs and trees m ake MANCHHlSTEjR — 5 room Cape CLASSIFIED trailer, g^x>d ^)ndition. Call er lamps, art glass, primitives, unfinished upstairs, high scen­ shopping, 2-car garage. Bel VERNON — high wooded ele­ VERNON — Year ’round senlc Pentagon-NRA Policy 832 Main St., central. Call up tee elegantly landscaped with garage, treed lot, full vation. Six room Cape with one 843-7689. any quanity. 644-8962. ic private lot in top area. Only Air Real Estate, 643-0382. view is offered with this 6 522-3114. $13,900. Hayes Agency, 646- yard, atone walls, private Es­ basement, copper plumbing, room unfinished, all in excel­ room Ranch, 8 bedrooms, Ahearn Says $100^000 Lost ther WUllams swimming pool 1967 MFG Fiberglas 16’, 60 h.p. CLOCKS — Bought, sold; trad­ 0131. MANCHESTER — Two family, many extras. Priced for quick lent condition. Beautiful lot, kitchen, dining room, acre lot, VERNON — 2,00o square feet 5-6, 2-car garage, on bus line, sale. J & L R ealty, 528-7401. Johnson, , Gator trailer, con­ ed, expert repairing. Colonial and patio are a few of the weU landscaped, plenty of big only $17,990. Ask Audiy Schaef- -May Be Investigated ADVERTISING or more with loading docks Verplanck School, $24,900. Ask many quality custom features vertible top. Take over pay? Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. in brand new building with trees. Owners transferred. Ask-' y . R. J. Flagg Oo. 876-0774. In School Shortsightedness for Earl Everett, 649-8638, 643- you will find in this rare of­ NEW USTING - Desirable WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid "I see no reason why law an- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ments $87 for 31 months. 649- Old clocks only. 647-1898. modem facilities, 3-phase elec­ ■ Adelaide Rd. area. Immac­ ing $18,600. T.J. Crockett, Real­ ’ 5129. J.D. Real Estate Co. fering. ReallsUcally priced at VERNON — 7 room Ranch, Board of Education candidate The dance is open to every­ a duel of words over gun control forcement agencies should ' be 0144, 5-7 p.m. trical, minutes from parkway. Seven Room Colonial ulate 7 room Split Level In a tor, 64S-16T7. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. $39,900. Hayes Agency, (146- near parkway and schools, 8 one, regardless of party affilia­ legislation. Sen. Robert P. Grif­ required to go through the N RA Call 872-0628 week days. MANCHESTER — Glenwood St. peaceful setting surrounded by Aloysius J. Aheam, has charg­ Wearing Apparel- 0131. ______VERNON bedrooms, family room, fire­ tion. Soda, iced coffee and cake fin of Michigan proposed today to fulfill a defense function,” he Excellent location, large lot, 7 room Colonial, fireplace, gar­ tall trees on a dead end street. ed teat Bolton is being “penny Diamonds— Watches— place, wall to wall, stoi^ins, ga­ will be served, free. a Senate Investigation of Penta­ said. "I was astonished to learn (X)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Furs 57 OFFICE with private lavatory, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, age, rec room, good lot. Por­ BEAU’TIFUL one year old Rais­ First floor family room, beau­ HIGH ON A HILL wise and pound foolish” in Its rage, 3 zone heat, dishwasher, gon policy toward tee National that members of tee Detroit Po­ 5 P.JI, DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Jewelry 48 walnut paneling and Indirect baths, breezeway and ga­ ter St. School, needs work. On­ ed Ranch, 6% rooms, 1% tifully enclosed rear porch, two -6 room brick-fronted Ranch buUt-ins. 28’ rec room, asking school building, teat "short­ Manchester Evening Her­ Rifle Association. lice Department cannot pur­ lighting, paved parking at door rage, walk-oub. basement, ly $21,900. 649-8538, 643-6129. bates, fireplace, garage, large car garage, etc., etc. Call early Deadline for Saturday and Monday is .5 p.m. Friday. WATCH AND Jewelry repair­ FULL LENGTH Beaver fur with private entrance, 643-5031, on high, wooded I lot. City $21,900. M eyer A gency, 643- sighted thinking has cost tee ald Bolton correspondent, chase Surplus carbines unless combination windows and J.D. Real Estate Co. wooded lot. Priced for quick to avoid disappointment. Bel- The Republican asked the ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 coat, good condition 742-8506. water and sewer, garage, 0609. Clem ewell Young, tel. 643-8981. they first Join and pay dues to 742-8726. doors. This home is in ex­ sale. Char-Bon Real Estate, flore A gency, 648-6121. taxpayers of Bolton at least Senate Armed Services Commit­ 09 your old watch in trade. fireplace, storms and the National Rifle Association.” YOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l 9 7 1 1 cellent condition throughout. HENRY ST.—Colonial 7 rooms, 643-0683. $100,000” w lte nothing to show, tee to find out why tee NRA has Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, screens and bullt-ins for State and local law enforce­ BE APPRECIATED IrlMln I I TAP AND BALLET shoes, size Price reduced for quick 1 % baths, extra large living MANCHESTER — central loca­ and tee problems are getting become "the exclusive sales 737 Main St., State Theatre Houses For Rent 65 only $23,900. F or appoint­ Wontud— ftool Eslott 77 Duplicate Bridge ment agencies should be permit­ sale. and dining room, sun room, 3 SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, tion, 4 bedroom home, 2-car w orse. agent" for surplus Army rifles. Building. one.'Call 643-0491. ment please caU J. Mc­ WE HAVE houses, apartments bedrooms, garage, $25,600. . 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ garage. Owner, 649-8918. USnNOS NEEDED, all price "Stop-g;ap m easures used In His request coincided with ini­ ted to purchase directly tee Continued From Preceding Page Laughlin at 649-6306. A woman’s pair club cham­ Pentagon’s surplus weapons, and furnished houses for rent Philbrick Agency, Realtors, tion room, large treed lot, $22,- ranges. CaU us for a quick sale, place of a new elementary tial Senate committee action on MANCHESTER — don’t miss pionship duplicate bridge game Griffin said. Florists— Nurseries 49 Wanted— To Buy 58 and lease. Philbrick Agency, CHARLES LESPERANCE 649-6347. 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors we also buy houses for cash. school will cost tee people of President Johnson’s hotly con­ this 6 room Colonial with ga­ B s " W last night at tee Italian Ameri­ His speech was prepared for 646-6347. 649-5324. H ayes A gency, 646-0181. Bolton," tee Democratic can­ can Club resulted In a three- tested firearms control bill. Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 JAPANESE YEWS, dig your HOUSEHQIjD lots — Antiques, 649-7620 MANCHES’TER — near bus and rage, formal dining room, fam­ the Senate. schools, 6 room Cape on tree MANCHESTER — East Hart­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. didate said, "a t least $107,000. way tie for top place by Mrs. That measure, bitterly op­ own, 6 years old $1,50, 10 years bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, BOLTON LAKE ^ 6 room ily room, 2 bedrooms, patio, While his speech did not touch LABORER for landscaping and LICENSED journeyman elec­ shaded lot, absentee owner ford line, spacious nicely de­ trees, low p rice o f $20,600. Call Manchester Parkade While our children have been Robert Boys and Mrs. Louis Joins Law Firm posed by the NRA, was ap­ old, $2, 298 East Middle Tpke. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ house, many extras, references directly on the gun control ques­ construction business, must trician, married man prefer­ wants fast sale. Hayes Agency, signed Ranch in quiet friendly M anchester 649-6806 studying under sub-standard Daigle; Mrs. R.N. Bristol and proved Wednesday by the Sen­ lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 required, $130 per month. 643- now, Paul W. Dougan, Real­ HELP-HELP-HELP Atty. Marshall J. Mott, son tion, Griffin said in an interview have driver’s license and dump red. H. G. Schulze Inc., 875- MANCHES’TER — large brick 646-0131. neighborhood, custom kitchen, tors, 649-4636. conditions, tee taxpayer’s mon­ Mrs. George Bonner, and Mrs. ate Juvenile delinquency sub­ Lake S t, Bolton, 649-3247, 5983. ENJOY COUNTRY living at its he favors a ban on mail-order truck driving experience. Over 9707. Cape Cod home, beautiful treed paneled dining area, fully dry ey has been litersJly wasted on Jeannlne Raymond and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mott committee. Garden— Farm - beet in ttijs 6-room Ranch, pan­ firearms sales. 20 years of age. Call 649-0936, WE BUY AND sell antique and FOUR ROOM Ranch, oak lot, 2-lull baths, handy to shop­ MANCHESTER — T^p this 7 walk-out basement with one Yes, we do need your help. projects that add nothing per­ Leo Berube. Mrs. Bernard Bak­ of Bloomfield, has become as­ The 5 to 4 decision was only a eled kitchen and dining, one His Michigan colleague. Dem­ 643-0150. Dairy Products 50 used furniture, china, glass, floors, knotty pine walls, fur­ ping, schools, and buses. Phil- room home, city utilities, near car garage, $21,900. Louis Dim­ Lots For Sola 73 We need listings and if you manent to tee schools.” er and Mrs. Paul Barton were sociated with the Manchester preliminary skirmish in the gun Help Wanted— bus, schools, shopping. $14,000. acre cd land. Hurry at $13,000. ocratic Sen. Philip A. Hari, pro­ VEGETABLE Growers Outlet silver, picture frames, old nished or unfurnished, park-' brick Agency, Realtors, ock Realty, 649-9823. are thinking of selling your “In 1960,” he said, "it be­ In fourth, and Mrs. A1 LaPlant control battle, which will be Excellent financing available. MANCHESTER — Vernon St., Paul W. Dougan, R ealtor, 649- came necessary to rent class­ law firm of Lessner, Rottner, posed a bill to permit direct po­ Male or Female 37 — Fresh vegetables, retail, coins, guns, pevrier, scrap gold, ing, private, adults. 643-6389. '649-6347. 4686. present home or have been and Mrs. Lawrence Fage, fifth. waged later In the full Judiciary / Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- BRE’TTON ROAD — Here is a treed 180x800 lot. Wolverton room space in tee local church­ Karp A Plepler. lice department purchase of HELP WANTED , wholesale. Specialty com and watches, old jewelry, hobby notified of a Job transfer Winners in tee men’s pairs Committee and in the Senate it­ MEN, WOMEN, students—part- BENTON Street. . . Two fam­ 6030. care-free 7 room Cape with A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. es at a cost o f $18,000. In 1663, Atty. Mott is an alumnus of self. surplus military rifles. tomatoes. Open dally, comer collections, paintings, attic con­ VBIr NON — immaculate over- and need a quick sale, call are Edward Bala and Mitchell time, P'uUer Brush-sales, 15 ily home of eight rooms. Three aluminum siding, ceramic tiled Avon Old Farms Preparatory Hart was one of four senators GROTE & WEIGEL Adams and Tolland ’I^ke., op­ tents or whole estates. Furni­ .Suburban For Rent 66 COVENTRY — two adjninine sized Cape new on market. Six us, today. We don’t guaran­ our schools went on double ses­ Bala, first; Jack Clark and The Johnson bill would bar in­ hours, $40. guarantee. Open­ ture Repair Service, 643-7449. large rooms on first floor plus MANCHESTER — Ranch, 7 bate, 4 bedrooms, large land­ tee anything but we offer sions. Mobile units were rented School, Brandels University who voted against subcommit­ posite Caldor’s. ROCKVILLE — 3% room lots, South St. opposite Lake- big rooms, 2 full bates, garage, Richard O'Brien, second; Peter terstate mail-order firearms ings available for managers. tile bath . . . five rooms and rooms, large living room, scaped lot and all of tee amen­ you our years of experience at a cost of $15,000. Increased and Boston University School of tee approval of the Johnson gun 76 Granby St., Bloomfield apartment, heat, hot water, w ood H eights, $800. fo r bote. fireplace. High, scenic wooded Griffiths and Joseph Haas, sales, along with over- Call 644-0202, 644-2269. bath on second. Two car gar­ kitchen with built-ins, fanjlly ities for fine family living. and oiu: willingness to serve transportation and longer school Law. control bill. PICK YOUR own tomatoes, $1 stove, refrigerator. Nice yard, 249-8879. lot. Under $20,000. Hayes Agen­ third, and A1 LaPlant and Lor­ the-counter handgun sales to We have an opening for a WANTED - rabbit coop. Cali age. Large lot. Close to high room on first floor, built 1961, Nick Convertlno will be happy tee public In a professional hours cost an extra $12,000 teat SCHOOL BUS operators for half bushel, in own bas-. hook up for electric washer. cy, 646-0181. en Bemau, fourth. He is house counsel and sec­ out-of-state purchasers. It also driver. Also steady work in 649-0777. school. Asking $20,900. T.J. half acre lot, $22,900. Philbrick to show you this listing at your manner. CaU Tlie Jarvis year. Now five outside class­ LOAN FUND AT $4 MILLION 1967-1968 school year. Hourly kets. Petersen Farms, 440 $105. Call 875-7362. MANCHESTER—^Treed lot OOx- The game is sponsored by tee retary of Mott’s Super Mar­ would bar importation of mili­ our meat processing plant.- Crockett, Realtor, 646-1677. Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. convenience. Call rrhe Jarvis SOUTH 'WINDSOR Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, rooms have been rented for $31,- rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus Deming St., Wapping. WANTED to exchange portable 166 on Center St. w lte city Memchester Bridge Club. Regu kets, Inc. and its subsidiary tary surplus handguns and re­ HARTFORD (AP)—The Con­ Good wages, liberal bene­ Script typewriter 6 months old VERNON — Redecorated 5 5V6 ROOM CAPE — possible 4 Realty Co., Realtors, MLS. 643-" utilities, only $6,000. Ask for 643-1121. I 000 per year (including heating lar sessions of duplicate bridge corporations. He is a member quired licensing of all firearms necticut Student Loan Founda­ Line, Inc., 49 Brainard Place. BEANS, summer and winter MANCHESTER — Glastonbury U & R RANCH for any good condition type­ room apartmv.it located in at­ bedrooms, new ceramic bath, 1121. E arl E verett, 649-8638, 648-6129. and lighting). These ‘sheds’ will will be played tomorrow at 7 :15 of tee Hartford County Bar As­ dealers, importers and manu­ tion expects to reach the z*-tnil- fits. Apply in person Mon­ squash, cabbage, pumpkins, line. Immaculate 5% room cus­ 3 bedroom Ranch close to PART-’ITME help, mornings. writer. 643-2018. tractive re.«iidentlal area, stove fireplace, 100x174 treed lot. Im­ J.D. Real Estate Co. have to be rented for two years and 8 p.m. at tee club at 135 sociation, tee State of Connecti­ facturers. 'The inquiry Griffin lion figure in loans to college day through Friday, 7 a.m,- apples, melons, also house tom built fireplaced Ranch, MANCHESTER Vernon Circle. Large lot, Apply in person. King’s Pet and refrigerator, adults. 646- mediate occupancy $15,700 because there is no likelihood Eliridge St. cut Bar Association and the seeks does not Involve tee fire­ students before Oct. 1. 4:30 p.m. plants. 21 Angel St. breezeway anJ 2-car garage, stove, storms and screens SELUNG your home? For Dept. 0311. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, that a new school- will be ready American Bar Association. arms control issue. It stems Vincent J. Maiocco, executive estate-like treed acre lot with CHOICE LOCATION and carpet Included for prompt courteous service Rooms Without Board 59 649-2813. Suburban For Sola 75 for occupancy before Sept. BOY’S DEATH PROBED Atty. Moft and his wife, the from the report of some 400 De­ director of the loan foundation, DESK HELP, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. TOMATOES — pick your own ANDOVER new custom 4 rooms 40 mile view, prestige area. $18,900. Shown by appoint­ teat gets results caU Louis Just listed! A few short 1969.” former Wendy Welnrelch of troit policemen that they are said Tuesday that about $2 mil­ SHOP MECHANIC trainee - Apply in person, Vernon Bowl­ bring your own basket. $1 half beautiful secluded grounds, a Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- MANCHESTER — $20,700 large COVENTRY — 7 room Cape, ment ed check­ LOOKING FOR anything in bedroom s, carport, city utiU- Miss Merman’s daughter, Balch, Mrs. James Selble and Ranch, $17,900, Also will build TRUCKLOAD mare, gentle. Call 649-2540. ed bedspreads, never been us­ real estate rentals —apart­ MANCHESTER — 45 industrial tles, treed lot, $22,800. R. J. Ethel M. Geary, was found dead Mrs. Richard Bergstrom. ‘ APPLY ed, $20. with curtains to match ments, homes, m.ultiple dwell­ acres, only $3,600. per acre. on your lot. Mitten Agency, F lagg C o., 876-0774. In a resort cabin near Denver Brownies and juniors meet­ Realtors, 643-6930. Flea Markets free. 649-6122. ings, no fees. Call J.D. Real Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475, 742- Classic Proportions Aug. 22, em accidental overdose ing after school are reminded FIRST NATIONAL Estate, 643-5129. 8243. ON THE BEAUTIFUL felBOUNDS OF THE of sleeping pills listed as tee to bring a note for their teach­ TAG SALE — hairdryer, miss­ MANCHESTER—Immaculate L Articles For Sale 45 AMERICAN SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF VERNON — 5 room Cape, ex­ ca iu e. ers. One note will suffice for STORES es’ and men’s clothing, floor FIVE ROOM second floor apart­ shaped 6 room Ranch, custom 139 NORTH MAIN STREET, WEST HARTFORD, CONN. ceUent condition. CaU 649-5590. M rs. G eary's $85,000 estate th e year. SCREENED LOAM for best tile,* luggage, miscellaneous ment, centrally located, sESve Houses For Sale 72 built, breezeway, garage, beau­ Park & Oakland Aves. was left to tee children, Bar­ Rommage Sale lawns and gardens. Also sand, items. 649-738^ and refrigerator, no children. tiful large lot. Char Bon Real $13,900 — 3-bedroom Cape, SAT., SEPT. 23rd, 10:00 A.M. fo 5:00 P.M. bara, 6, suid M ichael, 4. Their The Woman’s Society of East Hartford 'gravel and fill. George H. Grif- October 1. 649-0865. Estate, 643-0683. dormers, air-conditioner, neat Quick Crochet father, William L. Geary, lives FIBERGLAS With Aluminum Foil Fuce flng, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. TWO MAPLE butterfly en^ Christian Service of United Sponsored by tee In Los Angeles. tables, 2 metal kitchen cabi­ MANCHESTER — 4% rooms. and clean. Hutchins Agency, Parents, Teachers and Counsellors Methodist Church will hold a JANITORIAL part-time eve­ SAVE BIG! Do your own rug nets, canning jars, etc. Call Broad St. area, parking and Realtors, 649-5324. of The American School for the Deaf fall rummage sale Saturday be­ nings, Manchester area, 5:30- and upholstery cleanmg with 649-1614. storage. 643-0456 8-10 p.m. COUNTRY TYPE Richard Nelson ginning at 9 ajm. in the church 8:30 p.m. Call 249-6889. Blue Lustre. Rent electric SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 60 excellent dealers from throughout New England and basement. Mrs. Robert Miller HOLLYWOO D(AP) — Singer shampooer $1. Olcott Variety ^ L L SIZE SIMMONS hlde-a- FOUR ROOM apartment, large full baths, trees, large lot, NIGHT AUCTION New York will display and sell thousands of worthwhile is chairman. Members are re­ Rick Nelson’s wife, Kristin, DRIVING INSTRUCTORS - Store. /bed, black naugahyde, ll\e kitchen, heated, garage. West $23,000. Philbrick Agency, items including furniture, china, gloss, copper, brOM, quested to leave items for the FRIDAY, SEPT. 22nd stamps, coins. Jewelry, dolls, books, mirrore, guns, knlck- gave birth to twin boys Wednes­ part-time, evenings, $70. week­ new $200. Call 649-5035. After side. 649-9021. Realtors, 649-5347. sale at the church by tomor­ INSULATION 7:00 PJVI. nac^ old tole and wooden ware and a wide selection of day at St. Joseiri Hospital in ly, must be intelligent, person­ PROCESSED g^ravel, 5,000 5:30 call 647-1551. row evening. able. 875-4911. yards at our screening plant WEST SIDE AREA — 6 room MANCHESTER Business Zone additional items too numerous to list. nearby Burbank. The boys Fiberglas insulation is very efficient. Millions of II, large lot, good location, 14 GRANGE HALL OOP RaUy Set or delivered. George H. Grif- CLOSEOUT — wool remnants duplex, call after 6 p.m., 643- FOOD BAR OPEN -THROUGHOUT THE SHOW weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces and FOOD CHMN headquarters in for rug braiding, 50 cents per room 2-famlly, 5 garages, $30,- The postponed Republican tiny air sacs actually trap the cold air and keep fing Inc., Andover, 742-7886. 2347. Naubuc Ave.- General Admission 75c (All Singles) 6 pounds 1 ounce at birth. South Windsor needs man to pound. Call 649-7612. 000. Philbrick Agency, Real­ Nelson, 27, and his w ife, 22, Town Committee rally and 5% ROOM duplex, garage, stove Glastonbury, Conn. But With This Ad—2 Admissions for $1.26 dance wrlll be held Saturday at it out. The aluminum foil reflective face turns learn small off-set press opera­ DARK RICH, stone free loam, tors, 649-5347. have a daughter, Tracy, 3)4. tee Community Hall from 8:30 tion, some typing, liberal bene­ $15, Gravel, fill, stone, sand, furnished, security deposit re­ B y Under the Management Of , The twins’ paternal grandpar­ back radiant h^at. Thus, more comfort in winter GAS RANGE, good condition, quired, $135. 643-6029. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful fits, apply after 1. .Gaer Bros. patio and pool sand and ma­ WILLIAM P. SPEAR ents are Ozzie and Harriet Nel- to 12:80. 649-1893. Ranch, large living room, for­ THE EMPORIUM Candidates for tee local elec­ and summer. Won’t shrink and is fire and moiis- 140 Rye St. South Windsor. nure. 643-9504. ^ FOUR ROOMS, second floor, Middletown, Connecticut mal dining room, cabinet Inspection 6-7 P.M. tions are expected to attend. In ture resistant. Standard thickness, 15" wide. Only SCHOOL custodian, 5 days, 40 FANON PA system, 2 columns LARGE MAHOGANY dining large sunporch, modern kitch­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ addition Atty. John Shea of hours, first and second shift, with 4-8” speakers in each. room set, buffet, china closet, en, heat, hot water, adults, tion room, landscaped yard. John Charles Daly Manchester, State Senator An­ 3.92 for a 140 sq. ft. roll. table and 6 chairs, good con­ excellent benefits. Wyi con­ Call 643-7689. central location. 649-7128. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, WASHINGTON (AP) — Ra­ drew Repko, State Representa­ dition. Asking $60. 647-1194, 647- sider retired person for part- 643-5953. dio-television personality John tive Walter Thorp, Sheriff Paul DON’T MERELY brighten your 1511. DELUXE 2 - bedroom duplex time day work. Apply Business Charles Daly has taken over as Sweeney, and state ceiitral com­ carpets . . Blue Lustre them . . apartment, private patio and TWO FAMILY in excellent FUU THICK INSULATION, 4.7c sq. ft, 70 sq. ft roll only $L29 Manager, South Windsor head ot the V oice o f A m erica In mitteemen Mrs. Virginia Lewis eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent GUN RACK, $4; cot $2; wllton cellar, utilities and appliances, condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece Board of Education, 161 Nev- a ceremony teat was something and John Mullen have been in­ electric shampooer, $1. Paul’s rug, $5; maple spindle twin $150. J.D. Real Estate, 643-5129 for investment or owner ers Rd., Wapping. of a family affair. vited. BM for ELECTRIC HEAT, 9fo oq. H , 45 oq. ft bag only $4J8 bag Paint and Wallpaper Supply. bed frames; $20 pair; pewter ------1------dwelling. Separate heating hurricane lamp $2 ; child’s Administering tee oath of of­ As an added attraction, a RECEIVING clerk — days, Furnished ‘ system, driveways and yards, mystery auction will be held, modem air-conditioned print­ FREE WHEELS — buy new desk, $2. 643-2018. $19,900. Wolverton Agency, fice was eSUef Justice Earl War­ ren who Is Daly’s father-in-law. with town committee chairman ing plant, liberal company snow tires get new wheels free. Apartments 63-A Realtors, 649-2813. KELVINATOR electric range, In attendance were Mrs. War­ Milton Jensen as auctioneer. benefits, equal opportunity em­ Permanent anti-freeze, full strength, $1:19 gallon. Colt’s good condition, best offer. 289- ONE, two and three room ef­ CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 8 <1 WOMEN ren, Virginia Warren Daly, tee Only he w ill know what is In ployer. Burroughs Corp. Busi­ Discount Station. 643-5332. 0312, after 5 p.m. ficiency apartments, furnished, rooms, large wooded lot in two Daly children as wall as a each box or bag. POURING WOOL INSULATION ness Forms and Supply Group private utilities, reliable The mystery Items, which Rt. 30, Tolland, Conn. DROP LEAF maple table, executive neighborhood, $43,- number of Washington notables. m il l io n s o f r u g s have been tenants only. Inquire 160 Tol­ 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ Easy to Daly pledged the U.S. govern­ can be edible or of tee white FAST, EASY, ECONOMICAL. Here's the way to insulate cleauied with Blue Lustre. It’s formica top, two chairs, one land Tpke., Manchester, Scran­ elephant variety, can be brought ASSISTANT to install carpet, bench, excellent condition, tors, 649-5347. Crochsl ment’s overseas radio network America’s finest. Rent electric ton Motel and Cabins before will "tell tee story full and true to the dance by anyone and ev­ linoleum and floor tile, work $125. 649-3760. 12M-24U with an eye on your budget. Easy to install. Fiberglas pour­ with an expert in private shampooer $1. The Sherwin- 5 p.m. Sfas* 8H4 under his direction.’’ eryone. Williams Co. ing wool materials cover 30 sq. ft. at 3-in thick. homes with pleasant surround­ FRIGIDAIRE 30”. electric ^ ’ For natumficbaRn that laeXs D aly, 58, succeeds John Chan­ ings. Excellent opportunity to range, go<^ condition, $26. Cali ,j.^ q r q OM furnished apart- NEEDED through tee seasons, try a cellor who resigned the VOA BAG 5300 LOAM — top grade loam lor post to return to broadcasting. learn a lifetime skill. Working sale at low, low prices, $1.60 643-8277 after “6 . ment. Call 643-4074. slenderizing approach to good A lovely croriieted ouit, such hours 8-4:30, ’Tuesday through Daly was moderatm* ot tee per yard 11 you load and haul, fashion that sports tee deft fin­ as this, wlU delight the young Saturday. Keith Furniture Co., long-time TV show, “What’s My $2 per yard if we load and you ishing touches of decorative lady! Ybu’U find It quick to T o n Manchester. Call Mrs. Garri- GAS STOVE with heating unit, Business Locations L in e." haul, $2 per yard plus $5 an $40. Call 643-6991. ■ On All Three Shifts front tucking and a tabbed col-, make; ehe’U find it so very nice ty, 643-4169. hour for truck 11 we load and la r. For Rent 64 to w ear. BREWERY HEAD DIES FAIRWAY haul. We haul on Saturday on­ TWO Rsil'INISHED old pine !No. 8388 w*tti Patt-O-Rama PART^IM E positions avail­ Pattern No. 6300 has fuU WOKINO, England (AP) — r/R^^T NEW INSTANT AHIC INSULATIO^! ly. Call 643-2438, ask for Ber- dropleal tables, $40. One Wash- .STORE, FOR RENT, Main St., EXPERIENCE N6T NECESSARY, WE WILL TRAIN YOU. OPEN­ Is In sizes 12)4 to 26)4, bust able, nights and weekends. Ap­ crochet directions for sizes 8 The Earl of Iveagh, head of the nie. stand, $30 . 643-1020. Manchester in State ’Theatre Gracious Apartment 33 to 47. Size 14)4, 68 bust, plicant must be 18 years building, reasonable rent. For Living in Lovely Manchester INGS IN PRODUCTION. SHIPPING AND MAINTENANCE DEPTS. through 14. Guinness brewery family and Every bag of instant attic insulation contains 50 sq. ft. of age, neat, personable and 3)4 yards of 46-lncb. ‘ to order, send 86c in coins MAN’S PIONEER Master Skis, BABY CRIB and mattress $10; Information please call theatre 1 and 2 BEDROOM reputedly one of the richest men of Fiberglas insulation (10 pieces— each 4" thick, 15 aggressive. Apply in person, GROW WITH CONNECTIGUT'S FASTEST GROWING INDUSTRY. To order, send 00 cents in phis 16c each for. first-class plastic bottom, 6’3” , boots size 21” console TV, $25. Call 649- manager at 643-7832. APARTMENTS coins plus 16 cents each for flrst- in tee British Isles, died in his wide by 48" long). It’s easy to install because you sun- BMendly Ice Cream, 435 Main APPLY IN PERSON BETWEEN 9 A.M. AND 3 P.M. mall and special handling, to: 9)4, $70. complete, used only 2130. and TOWN HOUSES class maU and special handling, sleep at his country mansion ply lay it in place. It^s an ideal insulation for walls and St. M MAIN ST.—400 square feet, Anna Cabot, Manchester Eve­ here today. He w as 98. twice. 649-0501. From $146 Monthly to : ceilings in room additions. It can be used in a well ven­ GAS STOVE and refrigerator, first floor, adjacent to north ning Herald 1160 A V E . OF Viscount Elveden, his LIGHT CUSTODIAL work, 2 Including: Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ tilated attic over existing insulation without fear of ROAD RACING SET, Aurora reasonable. Inquire 37 Wether- end redevelopment, suitable ABIEiaOAB. NEW YORK. iO-year-old grandson an< pre­ Me Of for an idndz a< ^ Bundle p.m.-5 p.m., must be reliable. • Free Gas For Cooking ning Herald, UM Ave. e< Amerl- Thunder Jets, including 2 cars, ell St. or call 643-6726. for beauty parlor, barber shop manufacturing sent chairman of tee Guinness condensation. • Automatic Dlishwashers CAYRpK CO. caii, Winr Yoric, N. Y. IMSi. M .Y. lOOM. Gall 649-t^4, 643-7175. or office. Available July l. Print Name, \Address with firm, became tee third eari. numerous accessories and • Disposals 60 EAST MAIN STREET FMnl Name, Address with coot, skirt and u' buildings. Mounted on simulat­ CaU 649-2865. \e Wall-To-Wall Carpeting Zip Code and «y ls Number> Lord Iveagh was l^m Rupert , ffTfV’iKROY S days a week, Musical Instruments S3 Zip Code, Stjde Number and DELIVBtY AND CREDIT TBtMS CAN BE>RRANGED ed grass covered 4x8’ board Rental Agent ROCKVILLE. CONN. . V You’U ^vramt a copy of our Edward Cecil Lee Ouliuim. p c ^ hangars after school, vicinity Hartford ' Size. ' A J. D. REALTY When his father died in 1927, he PINE AND CENTER STREETS — MANCHESTER ; Rd. Apply Manager, Pilgrim with 96 pieces of track, com­ Get a head start on up-to-tbe new ’67 n U A Winter Album JUNIOR SIZE accordion. Call S’TORE — 460 Main St. across 64S-61M • 64S-8779 shared an eriate valued at near­ MTUiii, 177 Hartford Road. Open pletely wired and ready to minute si^^Ung with.tbe new FaU to see all the desigiii from .at fairway prieos! ^ PHONES 6494H3S. 6 4 9 ^ 2 race. CaU 643-2962 after 6 p.m. 649-6624 after 6. from Friendly. 643-2426, 9-5. ly $70 million wlte his two broth­ > 10 a.m.-9 p.m. A Venter ’67 issue of Baric which you con choose your Fashion. Only 60 cents a copy. needlework patterns; Only 60c. ers.

Members of the fYank J. ics, many others—from the Barlow backed the opinion, ex­ square miles—an area as large Mansfield Detachment, Marine Members at the Ladies Guild NAACP, the Community Renew­ pressed by many who spoke at ad Indiana. Corps League will meet tonight of St. Bartholomew Church will al Team, peace groups and the the meeting, that police have Torrential downpours pounded at 6’:45 at the Holmes Funeral meet tonight at 8 at the Holmes Smashed by State Police churches—also let fly at the beaten Negroes following ar- vast portions of northern Mexi­ Home, 400 Main St., to pay Flmeral Home, 480 Main St., for city, particularly at police. co across the Rio Grsuide from respects to the late Marine Pfc. a recitation of the Rosary for homeowner was asked to sign Within days, workmen would (See Page Twelve) % ■ HARTFORD (AP) — Criticism of police was re­ this devastated section. Keith A. Miller. the late Marine Pfc. Keith A. a form for authorization to in­ be installing siding on the un­ State police detectives say lated mainly to recent arrests Beulah’s decaying terror Miller, whose Mother is a mem­ vestigate credit references. The suspecting person’s home and they have smashed a state-. made during demonstrations and moved Into an area between ber. bottom half of the form, how­ he would be faced with charges / wide aluminum - siding marches called by the “ Black Laredo, Tex., and Monterrey, ever, was the actual contract. for labor, materials and financ­ Caucus.” Mexico. sales scheme which report­ The contract would then be ing which nearly tripled the ac­ Tires Shot The Jayceea are making plans Another hearing was sched­ The monstrous problem left edly bilked “poor credit financed through banks for fi­ tual cost of the project. for their annual light bulb sale, uled for tonight in City Hall. by the hurricane came from ri^k” persons in several nance companies. If Ui6 person The racket was described as which will be fi^m Sept. 30 Thursday night's session was In Apparent rains of almost 30 inches in one shore towns of more than couldn’t obtain bank credit. extensive by investigators. One through Oct. 16. Kenneth Reyn­ interrupted by several periods place and severe rains every­ 1 $100,000 in the past year.' Manning would assume a sec- large Connecticut bank report­ olds of Kane Rd. is chairman. of shouting—some from the where in Its path. FAiRWAY. Major Samuel Rome, detec­ ond mortgage on the person’s edly had financed 66 clients of Union Rift spectators, but In other instanc­ All highways south of Son An- tive division commander, direct­ home. the firm. Aubrey Hutchenson of the es by Mayor George G. Klnsel- MIT Names Teen-age Prof S ed a nine - month probe which JA(3KSON, Mich. (AP )— Bul­ (See Page Twelve) House of Baskets, Vernon, will la Euid City Manager Elisha C. resulted in the arrest of Cy Man­ lets punctured the tires on six Harvey M, Friedman, 19, youngest person ever to be guest speaker at a Beta Sig­ Freedman, who raised their ning, 38, of West Hartford, pres­ receive a doctorate degree from Massachusetts In­ ma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi voices to make themselves trucks along Interstate 94 today ident of Casco Aluminum Co. fall rush party tonight at 8:30 Bernard Goldfine Dies heard or to emphasize their ar­ as gunfire apparently connected stitute of Technology, stands before lecture board flwiw Manning surrendered at state Human Error at the home of Mrs. Robert H. guments. in a classroom. He has been appoint^ to teach police headquarters after a with an eight-state Teamsters Marttlla, 171 Graham Rd. Wap- Klnsella made one of the first mathematical logic to graduate studeqis after en­ bench warrant was issued by dispute erupted for the first Is Blamed for ping. statements of the meeting. When tering the university without formally completing r see us for glris’ ^ X State’s Attorney John D. La- time in Michigan. he asked the question, “ Why belle. He Is free in |1,(XX) bond Industrialist Famed State police said they as­ high school. His students will all be his senior by Railway Crash are we here?" a voice from m knt* socks M Cub Scout Pack 143 of Nathan pending presentment in Superi­ sumed the incidents were relat­ six or seven years. (AP Photofax) E the audience shouted, “ We got Hale School will have its first or Court. ed to a current strike by CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — JIu- for all ages at ^ meeting of the season tomor­ problems!” —and when the may­ man error today was blamed by Manning was charged with ob- For Expensive Gifts owner-drivers of steel-hauling row at 7:16 p.m. in the school or said a dialogue was needed rigs who are demanding a larg­ the state Public Utilities Com­ P fairwof pricos! j auditorium. This will be the taiiUng money under false pre­ on the problems of poor hous­ mission as the primary cause of tenses and submitting false BOSTON (AP) — Industrialist er share of hauling fees froip only registration meeting. All ing, lack of employment and the Mt. Washington Cog Rail­ credit applications. the firms for which they drive. U.S. Planes Splinter cubs and boys Interested in Bernard Goldfine, gift-gi-vlng poor educational opportunities. There were no reports of any way derailment which took the joining the pack are rem ind^ The state police probe cen­ friend of former presidential injuries. lives of eight persons Sunday. to attend the meeting accom- tered in the area of Groton, aide Sherman Adams, died at As violence spread to Michi­ A preliminary report pre­ ■M Last Haiphong Bridge Read Herald Ads painled by at least one parent. Ledyard and Old Saybrook, but his home today at age 76. His Letter Sent gan highways, there were more pared and released by PUC other communities in the state White House presents drew na­ steel mill layoffs and the use of transportation director Winslow To Wrong Guy SAIGON (AP) — Raiding from ever reaching those gun­ are believed to be involved. tionwide attention in 1968. armed guards elsewhere. Melvin said: COOKING CORNED BEEF ners and other Commimlst Dinner Suggesfion For liie scheme, police say, HAJVTFOBp (AP)»—Gtov. All the vehicles were casrylng Navy warplanes severed the Pinehurst The one-time millionaire tex­ troops fighting in the South. The "It Is our conclusion that the worked in this manner: John Dempsey says he got steel, according to state police. last undamaged bridge out of Cookbig itOme 3% to 4 houns. tile tycoon had sent expensive idea Is to close roads and rails primary cause of the accident A salesman woidd visit a a letter from Wasfliingttm Two truck drivers reported Cover oomed beef -with water, then oover utenadl and gifts to President Dwight D. El­ the Red port of Haiphong and leading out of the port, resulting w.as human error and not due to COMPANY CORNED homeowner and interest persons asking for his help. having tires shot flat while the^ p robM y shot down a MIG flgh- any structural or mechanical oook slowly 3 hours. FR01T... senhower and to Adams, the for­ in a massive plleup of supplies BRISKET CORNED BEEF ill aluminum siding. No sales deficiency of the railroad. Wash potatoes and peel. Sorry that we soM out on Cheney’s (Mdntnsh Apples mer New Hampshire governor The letter asked Demp­ aS3:37rm‘^“ to defend the In the city. b o i l e d p o t a t o e s last week. He -wlU biing a langer load ittds week, along would be made, but he would who was Eisenhower’s top aide. sey to cas't a ballot for his “ It has been established be­ After corned beef has cooked 3 hours, add potatoes (and city, the U.S. Command said to­ Missions from the carrier Cor­ BRUSSEL SPROUTS with Wealthy Apples for cooldi^ . . . All peztect fruit tell the homeowner that a re­ Goldfine’s life was marked by choice of Republican preisfi- Four other drivers reported yond doubt that the switch at cabbage If you are having OUs) and simmer 1 hour longer WITH LEMON BUTTER day. al Sea were the fourth this . . . 59c a bog. Honeydewa lane at their beat now. gional sales manager for a na­ congressional investigation, con­ denttal nominee for 1968, he their tires were punctured as the Skyline Station was not in or untU -vegietablies aire tondier. OR Red gunners shot down one month inside Haiphong, but as tional aluminum company would viction of nearly $800,000 in tax saiid Thursday. they drove along 1-94 east of the proper position at the time ' Use ithe fork test . . . andi sample a SUoe to be sure meat NATIVE OABBAOE Navy Crusader jet In the Hai­ in the past the port and docking visit them. evasion and a jail term. Jackson between 4 :30 and 5 :30 of the mishap. is cookedi tender. Do not use thjermometor. HORSERADISH SAUCE Special Features,., Bt a'llao asked Demi)!se,y to a.m. phong area, headquarters said, faciliti^ themselves were RELISH TRAY Within days. Manning would The cause of his death was “ It Is our conclusion that it FVjt brusBel eproults . . . follow i>lcg. dtaeotlions. coritribuite $1,000 to help In all but one incident drivers Radio Hanoi claimed seven spared because of the fear of PEPPERIDGH ROOJLfi visit the home and offer to not immediately revealed. was the duty of the crew. . . to comservaiUve Republicans said shots apparently came American planes were downed endangering Soviet bloc ship­ HONEYDEW MELON cover the house with siding at Goldfine’s downfall began notice this fact and to stop,, the ,HANOBB8SBB CELERY HEARTS unseat liberal GOP >- con­ from passing cars, west-bound, in the raid Thursday. ping and risking a widening of HILLS COFFEE inflated prices. The prices va­ when Adams, then the assistant train prior to its entering the gressmen in Pennsylvlanla, as were the trucks. One truck's While the air battle raged the war. ried but in some instances dou­ to the president, testified before New York, New • Jertsey, switch.” WH FEATURE A BPEGlAb CORNING OF U A CHOICE tires were hit on the right side, over North Vietnam’s heart­ bled the accepted hiarket price the House special subcommittee Oallfomia, Indiana "a p>d Returning pilots said their Melvin, chief investigator of BRISKET indicating shots came from a land, Communist gunners kept YELLOW ONIONS Z for such a job. on legislative oversight In June 600- and 2,000-pound bombs the crash, said that "while the BB3BNARD GOLDFINE many other etaitea where roadside ditch, police said. up thunderous barr es along Manning would then offer a 1958. dropped one span of the ^8-foot train crew responsible for WE WILL HAVE NICE NATIVE OAiHBAGE you o'therwdse would never Three trucks hit about 10 the demilitarized zpne, aiming cash reduction to the homeowner Testimony showed that Gold- Kien An highway bridge, lead­ changing the switch Insists that TO GO WITH OORNiElD BEEF AND OUR communicated three times with be aWe to linfluenice the miles east of Jackson had three about 1,000 shells at the Marine for every home In the neighbor­ fine had given Adams such ing southwest on the only route the switch was properly closed the Federal Trade Commission election o f conservaltlvea.’’ tires each flattened about 5:30 bastions at Con Thien and Glo hood, regained later as a result things as a vicuna coat and once out of Haiphong which had not FROSTED FOOD SECTION WILL FEATURE or the Securities Exchemge The letter began “Dear a.m., but the drivers didn’t st»jp Linh in the past 24 hours. Seven by them, and while the conjec­ of the labor charge. paid hotel bills totaling $2,171.62 been badly pummelled by U.S. CORNED BEEF Commission regarding cas^s in­ Fellow Republican’’- and until they had reached the safe­ Marines were killed and - 135 ture has been raised, that possi­ No overt formal transaction for Adams. - raiders. The bridge is 1.7 mUes Extra lean and corned just right volving Goldfine. was signed by 'a Whin- ty of a Highway Department wounded. Also wounded was As­ bly a hiker changed the position HIOZEN BRUSSa SPROUTS 35c would be completed, but the Adams, It was learned, had from the city’s center. _ ___ Both Eisenhower and Adams right Dawson Jr., adeniUlfied scales area near Grass Lal/s, sociated Press photographer of the switch.afterward, we can 8 Skyhawk jets also made their come to no positive conclusion". STO UFfCR'S said Adams had been "impru­ as chairman of the United about eight miles east of Jack- Henri Huet. W H O LE 10-TO 13-LB. The heavy air raids on Hai- dent,” but both denied any con­ Republicans of America. son. (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) CHICKEN AND NOODLES flict of interest on Adams’ part. “ We’ll file thiB,” siald One driver reported being pihong were intended to keep the BRISKETS Lb. 79c 83c pkg. for only Dempsey. war supplies flowing into the Drag Racing Rabbi (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) key North Vietnamese port EXTRA LEAN CENTER CUTS OF CORNED BEEF BRISKET Gromyko Hits U.S. 3 TO 7 LBS...... lb. 89c and 99c Self Service Groceries < Carve Thin Slices From Two “ Faces” (SERVICE MiEATS) ‘Getting to’ Teens So called head cuts of brisket, which many ads put . Here’s our grocery man with more CARVING low every day prices and i^ecialB. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Rabbi Schectman says the in the featured position to give a low price —.The rabbi told his father he only drawback to an ecumenical On Viet Delusion Carve -with- two “faces’’ as ebown. Slices should be thin was a drag racer and dad said image, are here at 59c lb.,. . . but we do not 63c DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW 49c pit crew is that when he races ■U M M UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. be brought about In Vietnam and" at a slight angle. Meat will slice better if al­ he thought beii^ a rabbi was recommend . . ,/they are an image only . . . as to lowed to set a Httle time before slicing. Slice alter­ on Sunday everybody has to get (AP) - - Soviet Foreign Minister solely as a result of the with- enough, “ he didn’t believe It up earlier so Ford can get to nately from, (two “fSacea’’ bo sOilces from , each “face’’ Andrei A. Gromyko charged to- drawal of the aggressors.” was necessary for me to take value . . . “for the birds.” wlU Temain the same. 31J9 JIFFOAM OVEN aSANER 99c Mass before the race. day that the United State^i Is-*- Gromyko said nothing about additional liaks." The rabbi told his father. Rab­ frying to delude the world by the prospec^^of-A^ bombing halt Rabbi Robert Schectman,' 28, bi Harry Schectman of King­ peace talk while launching mill- opening tlie way for negotta- 79c eiANT AJAX LAUNDRY 99c of Beth El Temple tools around ston, N.Y., not to worry about tary action which at any mo­ tions. Instead, he called for con­ Springfield in a white souped-up MISS IOWA the risks of drag racing. ment “ can draw new states" demnation of the United States PENOBSCOT CHICKENS 1966 Mustang called "Heavenly 79e MIRAaE WHITE 99c To the younger Schectman, into the Vietnam conflict. by all U.N. speakers and are a good value with S'/j-Ib. Roaaters or Fryers 46c Hauler" which, be says, speaks drag racing is a part of the In a major policy speech be­ pledged' continued Soviet sup­ SLICED BACON Ib., Large Chicken Breasts 69c lb. louder to teen-agers than his MdfkERs! world created for man by God. fore the U.N. General Assem­ port to North Vietnam. $149'/z-GAL MIRAaE WHITE 31^ sermons. HE)N9D£IR ' “The Jewish law directs man bly, Gromyko delivered a sting­ "Aa regards the Soviet Union, "I have been able to show ing reply to Thursday’s address 11x14 WALL these teen-agers that a religious to enjoy life and to express an together with other socialist PORK'S IN SEASON by U.S. Ambassador Arthur J, countries," he said, "it renders Sic NABISCO OREO COOKIES Ag. 45c person is a real person," he interest in many things f and it BEEF LIVER and center chops or roosts are suggested for the small Goldberg who sought to get a says. "To' be religious doesn’t also teaches us to develop skills and will go on rendering the fra­ PORTRAIT family. It. you can use a 5 to 6'/] Ib, roast of pork commitment that Hanoi would ternal- people of Vietnam In­ mean that one must be with- to improve mankind,” he says. i or YOUR CHIIO LEAN UA CHOICE WW suggest a regular rib or loin Hartford Peter Ford, I7r _ thrill out of them winning.^t-- - B said was inspired when he read a Northwestern cTeSrly aware that peace may (Continued from Pago One) iftS, ^ J

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