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AYGtacre Daily Net Ron 9 . ‘ \ ^ IW U mi Week Haded The Weather Apartment Builders Sued About Town TCC Seeks Regional Effort JiBejSB, t m d e a r, cool tonight. Low frotn Pfc. Donald OKschefskle, .son To Insure Conservation mid 40s to low 50s. Sunny, Over Storm Water System of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ols- 15,459 warmer tomorrow. High near qhefskle, of 51 Flower St., Is Efforts will also be made to 80. An 'Oakland St. property own­ M i I a C Cbrp, Is construcjtlng The Town Conaervatloli Com­ | \ MancAofiter— 4 City of ViOage Cham er haa filed .a $150,000 damage 191 apartments on Oakland St. with Headquarters Battery, mission last night outlined a encourage prlv’ate business to suit against the church-spon­ Flr.st Battalion, 13th Marine number of proposals for Insur­ become Involved In conserva­ yoL. Lxxxvra, n o . 275 and Suburban Development (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) . (Citifie d Advertietns oa Pace tO) sored M ISAC Corp. and against Dlv. Communications Platoon ing the conservation of undevel­ tion. . MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 PRICE TEN CENTS Corp. Is constructing 200. Both thet Suburban Development stationed at DaNang, Vietnam. oped Snd seml-developed lands A list was compiled of lands Corp., chaurglng considerable complexes are on the east side In the town. which the commission describ­ damage to her property from of the street. The comimlsalon Intends to ed as "ripe” for development. an underground storm-wa/ter Papers filed In the Manches­ M 1 .S S Deborah Ransom, daugh­ push for local .legislation whlph Among the pieces of land nam­ system^used hy both, which al- ter town clerk’s office claim ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronald would guarantee the preserva­ ed were Case Mt., the Manches­ \ In the West In the.East lege.dly‘ draln-s onto her land. that the underground sy.stem Ran.som of .376 Bumluim St., tion and development of public ter Water Oo., the Nike Site “of Manchester _ Mass U.S. Exodus Sylvia S. Yeomans of 235 was constructed by MISAC and will attend the three-day Pro­ lands, and guardi against the and the Hlllstown Rd. area. \ Oakland St., whose fam ily has that Suburban Development fessional Dance Teachers Con­ destruction of private pieces of These lands were selected for *00sed Salem Church dam near mcui confirmed the alleged Inci­ except it convinces me tltot tear foreigner, but that a large group coordinated and balanced to- projects, 15 of which Involve ceived for scholarships and Jan­ Under the new economy two months ago. Fredericksburg, Va. 1 dent occurred during the cur^ gas was being used indiscrimi­ of Czechoslovaks In the police gather so as to meet the need of Three of the projects are In flood control, on which detailed et Ackerman of Manchester was Duplicai-e Bridge nately, not to break up riots but station were beaten on the ^sla In an effective way, can we drive, due to leave the defense None of the three la In the mattresses and rent adminiatration, but aaid It budget at $77 billion, the Navy Virginia, West Virginia and planning and engineering was first place winner among the tor intimidate. There Is no other shoulders and back until they expect great effect from the areas of -severest flooding from Results last night In a dup­ “ did not involve the peraonal or Loulatana, among the states scheduled to start this year. girls. Miss Ackerman 1s the explanation," Rep.. Allard K. will lay up 100 ships Including Camille, but all three projecti) licate bridge unit tournament phyolcal security of the Presi­ approach of the United the Battleship New Jersey, the which suffered most heavily Also held up are another 13 pro­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ game at the Italian - American Lowensteln, D-N.Y., told news­ About 40 young C z e c ^ o v a k s gtates for the stability and pro- dent." f r \ i ^ a n te v W m -u t a a v s o * ■ from the wlnd-whl|>|KHl tlilos and jects, 9 of them . Involving floxid (Hee ihige Nine) ward Ackerman of 32 Keeney box sorings men before continuing a private were forced to run between a Air Force will curtail training Club are James Polites and /isaitiiim im w m No other detalla were given. gress in this region." torrential rains whloh accompa­ St. She won $200 toward ex­ trip around Ihe world. long line of police and cumy nights sharply and the Arm y la William McDougall, first; Ed But the New York Dally News Park said that the underlying nied Hurricane Camille. penses at Connecticut School of •i- men, "and each seedier and cop kUpposed $600 mUllon In Us Conway and Miss Jeannlne reported in today’s editiona It Thomas Engel, 23, a Columbia theme of Nixon's Aslan pcrilcy Home Economics. took a whack with a truncheon various operation, maintenance In addition, aoores of projects Raymond, second; Louis Hai- Universtty law student working would have hla whole-hearted Among the clubs that have was told by a Washington offi­ at them,' ’En^el said. and training activities. olrecuty underway in all 50 pryn and John Descy, third; for Lowensteln, said he was support. cial that Espinosa, the third sec­ Young Cz^hoslovaks with — Some membera of Oongreas states face the possibility of Hurricane Expert been planning projects all year and Joseph Toce and Robert struck with police clubs when he retary of the Cuban U.N. mla- long hair were given purposely When he started hla trip to will find Laird closing down mU­ slowdowna because of uncer­ long are Zippers and Spoons, Stratton, fourth. was picked up in a police round­ ifWffniixtmymimnxfi aton, had tried to plot the assas- bad haircuts at the police Sta­ Southeast Asia and Romania itary Installations In Ihelr home tainty ovar how much monay Bake and. Baste, Manchester up In Prague’s Old Town A game, sponsored by the ■ination of the President "U and tion, he added. last month, Nixon called for states and that could bring will be available this year. 4-H Homemakers, Busy Bea­ ea. ea. Square. He was reftised permls- Manchester Bridge Club, is * 3 8 when necessary.” The newspa­ During his nightlong deten' Aslans to assume the major por­ howls of anguish. la past yaara, Oongresa usual­ Raps Storm Gear vers, Hoes and Halters, and played each Friday at 8 p.m. per said the diplomat hired a tion, Engel said, he was forced defending The manpower reduction Is ly has passed the public works Hlllstown Leather Pounders. MIAMI (AP) While rescue at the club, 136 Eldrldge St. refugee to gather information to stand at attention tor 2Mi themselvea but also aaid the expected to leave U.B. strength appropriaUona bills whloh pro-_^ ntaiilt whnt we didn't have and Eleven members of the Hills, workers imlirvi hurriciuie Ca­ Play Is open to the public. on security measures'at Nixon’s hours. Finally, he continued, he United Statea would stand by Ita vide l^ds for such projects be­ Whnt we need. ” Blmpoon told town Leather Pounders from SOFA-BED FULL SIZE (See Page Fifteen) mille’s dead from the Mlasbial|> Florida home. was' interviewed about the pur­ commitments In the Far Bast. fore or shortly after the July 1 tlie Miami Herald. Manchester, aged 9-16, will dis­ pi nuul, the nation’s lop hurri­ THIS R m o i INOLUDEI With Pull Out Mattress State Department offlciala pose of his visit and his views o f At another point at the dinner. atari of the government's fiscal Hlmiaam oiUd he told Agnew, play Uiolr horses In the ahow- R ider Hurt cane birecnster aaid he gave would not comment. the demonstrations and forced Park, at what he called belli­ year. But present IndlcaUons "Home pid N avy Consiellalkais Labor and high danilty rubber beck nmnshlp competition on Sunday. Foam Zippered Cushions. Vice President Hpiro T. Agnew SiNiHMr Special to sign a'Czecho-Ianguage tran­ cose provocation and infiltration are that fiscal 1970 will be at which a/emlil have been junked carpet. Harculon fiber face yarni in 'The Fair Association, with all Hie other diplomat is Alberto ’’Ixilh .barrels" on the nee Ihe storm because (hey event. Manchester 4-H members In Cuba and will not be allowed find with the job we did, liut we gassed "while just standing at the antl-Gommunist stance of knew their aircraft couldn't serving os officers Include Syl­ Adjusted to return to the United States. Still Critical In addition to flood control, know how much Ix-lter we could SOFA SETS the sides of streets, at places the Korean people and because Still Fierce Ktaml up under the pounding” via Pella, Carol Pella, Sheila Ckaned REG-ROOM He la accused of attempting to the public works budget fi­ tuive read t ’amUle and the where there w as' no indication of the firm determination of the Hr Milt he '’finally got on Air Misovich, Janet Ackerman and New Ribbon All Styles and Finishes gather information concerning STAMFORD, Conn. (A P ) — A nances federal artlvlty In navl- storm’s Intensity 13 Ixiura ear SAVE 4 -C u s h lo n the crowds were to , be dis­ United Statea to defend his Force plane In there about 5 ' Susan Nelson. WUlliun Kelsh Is Sofa & Chair Priced From operations of a U.S. military In­ 37-year-old Penn Central engi­ Over ’Copper .gatlon, reclamation. Irrigation, Her If we luul had tile kind of Oiled Style persed.” country. p III Hatunlay and It recorded adviser, and Edward Merritt, stallation by recruiting refiigeea neer remained In critical con­ electric power generation, hur­ equipment we neeileil," said Dr Nixon praised the courage of tlie lowert karomnirtc preoeure 4-H club agent. as spies. dition today from injuries re­ Lowensteln, en route to Viet­ SAIGON (AP) —North Viet­ ricane protection and beach ero­ Itobert II Him|NSin Yal* Typowritor the South Koreans In fighting ever found by any aircraft In- A third Cuban at the U.N., nam, said he stopped In Czecho­ namese troops enlrenchxHl In sion. PLENTY 4-H members serving os di­ ceived In a two-train collision HImpaon, dlreetur of the Na- skle a hurricane of record. tor their freedom and drew a rectors ore Jill Ackerman, Sorvico 649^906 Jorge E. Reys Vega, 25, was on the railroad’s Stamford to slovakia because he felt "It is bunkers kept up attacks today The Army Oorpe of Engineers tloiiul Hurricane ( ’enter, toured round of applause when he said, "The Nnvy has a wtsidrrful Dohm Laurlnitl.s, BIU Lopes, warned to confine himself to his New Canaan line. my obligation not to simply re­ on American Infantrymen and the Bureau of Reclamation, ttie stricken urea with Agnew DURING, OUR 20 Bireli S tro t "In all the world there are no Inatrumrnl |Mu-kage and lousy Heidi Lindborg, Marlene Miso­ official duties. The head-on crash todk four cite the old slogans of the cold trying to reach the wreckage of the two agencies which odmlnls- this week war, but to see things for m y­ The U.S. note addressed to the Hves and injured 35, most of (See Page Four) a U.S. helicopter southwest of le f the public works program, "I gave liim both barrels (Has Page Five) MAN-SIZE BEDROOM 6-Piece Cuban ambassador at the U.N., them not seriously. self.” V Da Nang. are proceeding on current pro­ Ricardo Alafcen GUesada, said; The Injured engineer, Ed­ What he saw (xmvlnced him, A U.B. Bpokeaman estimated jects Bl a reduced rate on the RECLINERS MAPLE DEN "M em bers of the Cuban mission ward May of Waterford was he added, that the Prague gov­ that the lead column of 400 men basis of an emergency resolu­ SET have . . . continued to engage in trapped In the twisted wreckage ernment to "a government from the 196th Light Infantry tion OingresB posoexl In Jufie Reclines to many activitiea outside of their official for nearly five hours until res- afraid of Its owh people, a gov- Brigade was about 800 yards "U m plng along,’’ one reclama­ Last Homeward Look positions! SET Miss Devlin ICERimiC BATHROOM Nutmeg Maple duties and involving Interfer­ cuera could free him Thursday emment staying In power with from the site where the North tion official calls It. SUMMER 8ofa-Bed-Chalr- 4-PIECE ence'! in the internal affairs and morning. brute force.” Vietnamese shot down the hell- But failure to act on the ap­ GULFTOHT. Mis* (APi (lend along the Mhuajul|>|>t Korker-S Tables " I should think yesterday 80 tbe ■' Internal security of the The seriousness of the'crash— In New York copter 'Tuesday. propriation bill has prevented Tin- etorin isinttered 30-iiille coa*( , 1>.8." Connecticut’s worst in more than must have been an atrocious "Every time they atari mov­ starts of planning or construe- -Irrlcli of coast west of here Including titoee killed In l*>ut- » i 1 9 “ tlie S^ateli day. E very Communist must be lion oh 32 projects. 34 of them CARPET 1 4 8 ”" 1 9 5 “ Cuban offlciala at Uie U.N- 40 years— and the admission by ing. they draw fire," said one win clear of mont refugee* to >Sana when Ckuiillle movinl In had no comment on the charges. the railroad that one of the a hamed" o f the fact that this U.S, officer. Involving flood control. land and others drowned In Oi- IN S TikU IO GIFT SHOP trains had not followed ord ers' kitvd of m^ted force was needed Asking Funds The House and Senate a|>ppi> liny while Mfldler* and Heal>ee« ' ! The F B I and White House Se­ ’ T v e never seen the enemy mlllr cuu*m I fl(juds In Virginia Up to 100 So. Ft. ^Indudce ^Owr, cret Service are reported to to pull o ff at a siding brought to stay In power, . . I don’t think prlatlons opmmittses have vir­ buJIdosed wreckage In. ttu- final 977 M A I N S T R E E T , M A N C H E S T E R , C » N N . NEW YORK (AP) — Bemar- fight' BO hard," said another. and West Virginia, the toll was w terials end Your Choice of Colois. SALE J > have worked on the investiga­ criticism from public officials anybody can say the Czech gov­ "Ordinarily they’ll fight for tually completed hesringa on .ilages of a search tor more vic lielirvrd to be well over 300. dette Devlin had changed from tion which led to the U.S. action. and prospects of hearings by ernment was acting on Its own the bill, but that's all. tltiis of Hurricane Camille bhie jeans worn In Londonderry awhile and then pull back, but Irue !/ (''erratic communica- the railroad and the state’s In this slatuation. The House committee Is alsl Atxatt I.SOO (arejne who Itad battle to a petite white mlnl- these guya aril standing their (ton* there was *(llt no exact Public Utlliles Commission ‘‘I think the world Is getting ground and fighting." * ed to start writing Ita MU short­ drifted back i|e*|M«lringty to In tired of people being clubbed for dresa but ahe quickly made It ( (iunt (jf the number who had NOW (PUC). Dive bombers end heUcqpter;. ly after the congressional receas s|>ect what used to be hume’'1iad been found In Atn>4eslpp4. no reason except that they want clear that her American fund ‘ends Sept. I. Railroad workers probing the gunehlpe made attack after at­ lieen ahlfted out of Paae Oirts- an opportunity to speak freely, raising drive was in the aplrtl of (Haced In eurnber-'bliick daeith wreckage Thuraday after the tack on the North Vietnamese But many weeks of work lie llan. Hay HI txMils and nearby Thieu Gets whether X Is In Madrid. Prague, the barricades. bugs and taken to makeshift bunkers. ahead and the flacat year could point* to refugee (enter* two electric-powered trains had or Berkeley, ’"The barricades will stay up morgues, pending tdsntUtcstiop. been separated found written For three ds'ya. more than be nearly half ended before the liov John Hett. WlilUMns Mid out of Pra'Tue today, In Northern Ireland until the Free H and orders directing the three-car 1.000 North Vietnamese troops appropriation Is enacted. a minimum of 230 W »r' known (fiss Page nUaea) New Canaan-bound train to pull ps•mvl edooj] pua sguaj am, ^ m e a down," the have blocked American ef/drts (tommunM, party leader Qua-Mlaa Devlin vowed off at ^ siding to let the longer, to reach the crash’ stle In the lavV Husak’a reglrneltomn gim eltenL lena of a cheering audience of 10-oar train' peasthe single rolling foothills 31 miles south- In Cabinet thousands of Czechoslovak sol­ 500 Iriah-Americans. track. The oolUsidn occurred east w 'D a Nang. | diers and 60 tanks Into down­ Smuggled through the barrt- about 3CiO yards north of the Among the eight men aboard - SAIGON (AP) — Premier town Prague Thuraday night In cidea into the Irish Republic s'dlng. , the helicopter were Aaaoclated WnHJ) THEY LAST Tran Vaii Huong In effect re­ a massive demonstration of mil­ an(l flown to the United Statce, '^Ban-Bra \ Movement A spokesman for the railroad, I*reae photographer Oliver Noo­ signed today, giving President itary strength. Mlae Devlin, youngest member said a hearing concerning the nan of Norwell. Mese , and lA 5 FT. TUB ENCLOSURE Nguyen Van Thieu a free hand It shocked and cuigered many of the British Parliament, em- crash would be conducted, but Col, Ell P Howard Jr of Wood M l to reorganise the Cabinet. Czechs who remembered all too barked Thursday night on a tour not unlU the Injured trainmen bridge. Va., a bettellon com ♦27.95 till''' A statement issued bv Th'eti’s well how Soviet tanka took over to raise money for the homeleae Busting Out All Over were able to appear. They will tnander. AU eight men ere be­ Bag. OUftl " Ofiflce aaid the ailing OS-year-oM the city and the country on Aug. and hungry Roman Catholics of not be questioned until then Huong "has agreed to let the 20-21 last year. Northern Ireland. lieved deed. ,Nf 72" Sofa, With 3 foam zippered cushions and matching chair. either, he added. NEW YO RK (A P ) In the (hr brsless (rend has "taken adapting to the trend, he said, preaident make the decision of The drive to reach the wreck­ Three of the persons who died name of faahlon. freedom or txdd here very definitely In cer ' Me re catering to It to the de­ You may pick prints or tweed fabrics. forming s new Cabinet." (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) age has become the focus of the In the S:33 p.m. collia'.on were jtist plain fun. aome American tain segments of (he popula gree tiisl We've almost aban­ Sofa and (’hair 2 Pc. A spokesman for Huong said hard fighting that has been rag­ T.- railroad employes. They Includ­ girls are throwing away their Uon ’’ doned our traditional bra bust- INLAID the premier had agreed to the ing In the ares since Sunday. SAVE ed Frank J. Bojarskl. 43. of braaolerea. much to the dismay how his store was nrsa or should t say It’s aban­ A UNIQUE COLLECTION OF 4 PC. SOLID PINE MASTER BEDROOM statement and that It would be C 8, Bpokeamen claim that el Stamford, engineer on the tra n of lingeria manufsrturcrs sod doned us " Amj K lto b e n $ 3 . $ 5 * x « o correct to say he was stepping least 466 North Vietnamese 64" Triple Dresser, Chest on Chest Ihs delight of gtrt waiidiera aside. However, he did not for- that allegedly was at fault In There*’!! Be No Dues have been slstn. many by a The manager of a Seattls AND MONE and Cannon Ball Bed with landscaped mirror. the crash. 'The unconfIned look for wom­ inally resign. massive rain of bombs, napalm. aUjre catering to young peoffa CANDLES en la "In " again.

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Driscoll Named’ MOVIE AUDIENCE Jobs outside the nursing serv- 4^ ' ♦ ••** a«GUIDE* ff***** Sheinwold oTi Bridge Hebron STA R GA*EK!*<0 Friday Nislit Special lOOR TOBtRCUlOSIS ;;.S0CliI!.N Hospital Gear ices department. It also sug- 3 By CLAY R. POLLAN To Task Force A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Manchester Needs Your gupport for A ^ . ARIES LIBRA AND THEATERS. WEAK PENALTY DOUBLE gested that the' hospital admin- Yoor Oai// Activity Guide NORTH Of Bias Charge 7 MAR. 21' SEPT 23' OFTEN PBQVE 8 0 0 9 T L T istration make greater efforts JM ' According to the Stan: I’ On Revenue ' These rnt.ngi «op>y to Mmt Town Meeting Due Monday APR. 19 OCT 22' , 94 to learn of employe grievances. ® . ^ ■ ' /' ■ rele— d eher Nyv t. 1968 j ' ' J 108 NEWTOWN, Oonn. (AP) — TOWN OF MANCHESTER | 9-22-39-42 To develop messoge for Saturday, 32-33-47-5^- By ALFRED SHEINWOU) One of the prtmaiy complaints C HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)I — O A Q 8 5 3 D'44-78-84-^ read words cdrresporxling to numbers 58-60-82-85'■-sd THIS SEAL When your partner is a hair- Ilie Bolton Lake Hotel & Restaurant On School Building Plans' Fairfield Hills Hospital has been of the 36 employes was that S of your Zodioc birth sign. Senate I^esldent Pro Tern 4962 TAURUS ' / SCORPIO in ad* indlcatat tha Him waa trigger doubler, you must some­ RAGWEEDS; ik cleared of charges by employes Negroes were deliberately not R . NATIVITY SCENE... | APR. 20 1 Mifocle 31 Bicker 61 To O CI23 ^ Charlea T. AU euio, D-SuTTleld has aubmittad and approvad undar W EST E AS T The Hebron Board of Educa­ hired outside the nursing serv- 62 Mochir>ery times refuse to let his penalty Twin Lobster Dinner Firemen’s Picnic of discrimination against mino­ 2 Entertoining 32 Luck NOV. 21 tion bias sent a letter dated POLLEN A i r Won’t you, or your organization, eontribute * 0 3 A 33 In 63 Soilir>g appointed John J. Driscoll, pres­ tha Motion Pictura Coda double stand. He will then 4 108 76 5 4 None Karl Bergman, chief of Fire ice section. W ^ 2- 8-21-261 rity-group workers. to this worthwhile ronimunlty project? ® 40bey 34 Use 64 Day 6- 11- 12-20/ of Salf-Regulation. 9 5 3 Z> K Q 7 6 4 2 Aug. 18 asking all resldenU to ident of the State Labor Council, realize that your hand is ndt Inehidiiig potato A vegetable Com pany 2 Amston, has an­ A state police Investigation re- ^ Come Christmas, think of bow good you’ll 5/53-67-69 5 Aspects 35 Bring 65 Fine 29-43-80-81 0 J 6 0 1094 M .0 0 attend Monday evening’s town COUNT f The State Oommisslon on Hu­ 36 Core 66 Be well-suited to defense, and he nounced that the Hebron Fire port in June cleared the state 9 feel when you see It and say. " I rontribut- ' GEMINI 6 Hold SAGITTARIUS AFL-CIO, as one member of the (g Suggested for GENERAL 7 In 37* And 67 Of will look for some other way of 4 KI 10 AQ75 meeting at 8 at the Hebron Department will hold its first man Rights and Opportunities ed to that scene!” w rrov. J2 new Revenue Task Force. audience*. Also a complete menu inehtding steaks, chopa seafood. 8 hospital of charges of patient R 8 Fovored 38 In 68 Modest S O U TH A Elementary School. 39 You 69 Hobbies Driscoll, an advocate of a turning a profit. But when your annual Firemen’s Family Pic­ said its three-month investiga­ abuse and torture.. y V 9 There's DEC 21 S Suggailed lor MATURE Two bands from 9 to 1 for your dancing and listening The purpose of the meeting Pollen Count boseci on ./ *11 10 The 40 Finorxiol 70 Moke state Income tax, is Joined on pEudner Is stubborn as w ell as ♦ A K 0 J 3 2 nic this Sunday from tKxm to tion did not support charges of Make ymir check or money order payable to: — / ^ 18-19-24-31 71 For 13-16-17-23< return soon from R Manchester, Conn. ( 66616) . ^ K 76 Smoothly East DeEder. East South West North the families of the three com­ JUEV22 16 To 46 Motters JAN 19 4 ^ - ving Korman, a New Haven cer­ under 16 not edmined. un­ The $5,600 is the amount de­ 'Itte commission, nowever, re­ vacation and meet with com-jK 17Toke 47 Love 77 Friends North-Sbuth vulnerable. 1 Double Pass 2 O THE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL A BESTAVRANT panies in town get better ac­ Mrs. Gandlii 34-36-38-40 40 No - 78 Get 41-48-51-55i|^ tified public accountant; Robert less tccompanitd by parent termined necessary to engage commended that the State Per- mission director Arthur L.3? Sponsored As A Public Service By ' 18 Avoid Opening lead — Nine of Pass 2 4 Double Pass quainted and all are invited to y 46-49-50 19Those 49 Sovings 79 Up 61-70-72 G eyer of Branford, a bsuik vice Route 44A, Bolton 043-9731 soiuiel Board and the hospital Green to discuss the com mls-^ or adult guardiin. an architect and secure pre­ attend. Beverages and charcoal 20 To 50 Investments 80 Eorned AQUARIUS Hearts. 3 ^ 3 4 Double A ll Pass administration Increase its ef­ LEO 51 Reol 81 Money president; State Sen. William J. liminary sketches. Prases W ar Sion’S series of seven recom -S MORIARTY BROTHERS [o • 21 Also JAN, 20 ^ (s) Persons under 18 not ad­ 1 West’s double of two spcules will be provided by the Depart­ 22 Somethlr>g 52 Stir 82 Are Verrlker, D-Waterbury, co-chair­ In his letter. Marvin A. Ross, forts to hire black persons for mendatlons. R mitted. Thii age reetriction was one of the hungrietA dou­ ment. . AUG 22 23 A 53 Recreotion 83 Romontic FEb' 18 54 When man of the Legislative Flmince t^ Jack of hearts from dum­ chairman of the Board of Edu- There will also be softball 24 Who 84 Th^ 4-14-25-30^ may be higher In certain bles ever made on land or sea. ^59-63-64-65 25 Rules 55 Rush 85 Yours Committee, and State Sen. T. m y. caUon, explains that when For Reforms 45-57-62 ' East did hts best to scramble to games between the companies S/ 71-73-77 26 Romoisce 56 Busirvess 86 Trouble Clark Hull of DEinbury, an as­ areas. Check theater or school opens on Sept. 3. the 27 Bow 57 Moving 87 New riSCES safety by running out to three East put up the king and and the 1938 Ford parade fire N E W D E L H I (AP) — P rim e VIRGO 68 Evenir>g sistant Senate minority leader. advartieing. elementaiy schools ■will have 28 Doy 58 And FEB. 19 South ruffed with the three of engine will be on the grounds AUG 22 59 Smooth 89 Focts hearts, but West was stubborn Minister Indira Gandhi went on 29 Your The task force is to investi­ Printed e i e public service reached their recommended ca­ to provide rides for the ■/ SEPi,22 30 Especiolly 60 Heolth 90 Opportunity IMB.IO enough to double three spades. trumps. South next led out his the offensive today against the by ihie newtoepei pacity. This is one year ahead children. [^ 1 3-28-54-74 M ' , 8/23 1- 5- 7-10^ gate the state’s tsuc situation East would have landed on his four top trumps, discarding consei-vativcs controlling the (i^ G o o d f H ) Adverse ^ ^ N c u tril of the anticipated growth. Ad­ ^75-76-83-88 15-35-87-90 V » and make reports to the gov­ feet if he had bid four hearts, three clubs from the dummy. TWIN BILL!! Serving with Chairman Berg­ ruling Congress party’s machin­ DRIVE-IN ditional classrooms will be nec­ ernor and the legislature. but he made the mistake of Declarer could now take the man in organizing the picnic t i v U h ' s ^ O p e n 6 Days Every Week—Thursday Nighfs fill 9:00 essary no later than September ery. rest of the tricks with good dia­ are Dan LaFountaln and Ken Oov. John D em psey Is to THEATER TIMI-: trusting his partner. o f 1970. Strengthened by the election m ake 12 appointments to the monds Euid dummy’s eight of Porter from Company 1 and SCHEDULE West led the nine of hearts, IV A KlSEll KEA TTlc He further states that the of her candidate for India’s group. House Speaker William hearts. He made his contract Harvey Desruisseaux and Jim Euid South saw that he could Gilead Hill School was con- presidency, Mrs. Gandhi told a Boycott Called to Promote with four overtricks, scoring 700 Lee from Company 3. R. Ratchford already has named lose only one tnunp and three structed in such a manner as group of young industrialists ^ CAUGHT NAPPING! SAVINGS START 9:00/)* Burnside —Midnight Cowboy, points for the rubber, 180 )[x>ints ■The Fire Departments of 2 six persons to the task force. clubs at worst. Since Ms con­ to pro'vlde the major core fa- that those who oppose her. gov­ 7:00, 9:16, below the line, 60 points for Columbia, Andover and Col­ Cut Price School Lunches tract was safe, he could afford ciUtles, such os cafeteria and ernment's Socialistic policies Cinema I — Staircase, 7 ;15, making a doubled contract, and chester wHll be on standby dui^ to try tor overtricks. heating plant, for an additional "invite their doom.” WASHINO'rON (AP) — A million of the 7.6 million stu­ 9:16. 800 points for the four over­ ing the hours of the picnic. Brothers Arrested South covered the opening 12 classrooms. It was the strongest statement boycott of schools that don’t of­ dents the council estimates need Cineram a — Ben Hur, 8:00. tricks, In addition to 100 points If anyone from the Gilead leEul with the ten of hearts, and The Board of Education is she has made in emphasizing either a free lunch or substan­ SEYMOUR (AP) —, State po­ East Hartford Drive-In — for the honors. -t. -1 area is interested in Joining fer free or reduced price lunch­ East put up the queen, not also recommending that any ad­ her intention' to put over new tial assistance. lice arrested two brothers here Staircase, 10:00; Boston Stran­ Company 3, they ^ould con­ es for poor children is being knowing that South’s eice was DaHy Question -W i ditional school construction, oth­ economic and social reforms. The bill would also provide an Thursday and charged them gler, p:00. tact Harvey Besruisscaux or unguarded. South won with the As dealer, you hold: Spades, er than this 12-room addition, be “If borne vested intet^sts, planned during National School additional $20 million to buy with selling lUMt possessing East Windsor Drive-In—Ring Bob Dixon. - ace of hearts and led the deuce A-K-Q-J-3-2; Hearto, A; Dia­ TfieyVe planned only aJter the future without understanding the gov­ ^ Lunch Week. equipment for some of the heroin. of Bright Water, 8:00; Russians o ^ o f spades. monds, K-7-2; Clubs, 8-4-6. organiaaJtion of -the Hebron Manchester Evening Herald ernm ent’s policies, oppose It, John R. Kramer, executive di­ schools attended by 10 m illion Police arrested Glenn Kbtt- are Coming, 1 0 :00. you n g... Steals T ram p ’Trick What do you sayT school system has been deter­ they will Invite their doom,” she rector of the National Council children at which no lunch is mann, 22, and Gary Kottman, Hebron Correspondent, Anne Manchester Drlve-In—Romeo Answer: Bid one spade. ’The mined. 2 West wavered and played E m t, T el. 228-3971 said. on Hunger and Malnutrition, available at all. And It would 19, at the latter’s home on and Juliet, 10:35; Barefoot in th e y ’r e low, thinking . that his partner hEmd Is not strong enough for a —------e______Meanwhile, half-page adver­ said parents would be urged to stiffen a requirement designed Quary Road. Police said the the Park* 8 :20. . surely had the singleton Etce. forcing opening bid. in hue tisements appeared in leading refuse to send children to such to make states pay 76 percent brothers had sold heroin to un­ Mansfield Drlve-In — Cool Dummy won with the nine of Copyright 1966 newspapers uiglng the country schools or to withdraw students of lunch program costs. dercover agents and that both Hand Luke, 8 :20; Bonnie ajid spEules, Euid now d eclarer led General Features Coi^. Should Steel Industry Fight to "rally round the leader-” ilie in the middle of the day for a At present, the council says had the drug In their possession Clyde, 10:15. ooo ad featured a sketch of Mrs. free lunch during the week of fewer than half of the 60 states at the time of Uielr arrest. State Theatre —> Ring of and they kill people Oct. 12-17. Gandhi with the Indian masses \ provide any state funds for the Bond for the brothers w e e s set B righ t W ater, 1:30, 9:13; Rus­ Inflation in Own Yard First? symbolized In the background. ‘"The idea Is to dramatize the program . at $6,000 each. They are sched-' sians are Com ing, 3:23, 7:00. By JOHN CUNNDFF tied "Big Steel, Invention and problem for local school Under existing law, the coim- The right-wing bosses who uled to appear In Circuit Court U A Theatre —Goodbye Oo- AP Business Analyst Irmovation.” boards,” Kramer said. cll says, price reductions for In Ansonia Friday. i B c m i i E ) m e i s it i D S h control the party apparatus, lombus, 2:00, 7:00, 9:06. , The authors claimed that U.S. "W e’re going to try to get all needy children are sametlmes N E W Y O R K (AP) known as the "syndicate,” The incredible day that ------PLUS Rogers steelmakers lagged behind the of the major -dvll rights and as tittle as a nickel. Under the called a meeting of the 21-mem- Round ’Table has been called to world in adopting new technolo- ■people’s’ groups to conduct a Talm eidge proposEtl, cost of a re­ shook tfie earth to its core I PAUL ber party Working Committee order, its mission being to de- gy. that large U.S. firms lagged boycott o f the schools that dem’t duced price meal would be spe­ NEWMAN In ‘to o l HAND LUKF Monday to consider suspending offer free or reduced price cified as 20 cents o r less. fend the nation against big wage l>®Hind small ones, that the Mrs. Gandhi fOr not. supporting K R A I O n Q 4 , , .... domestic industry added 40 mil- lunches to focus public attention REX increases in the construction in- ,. , , ,, ^ ” , party candidate Sonjlva Reddy on the need to Improve the RICHARD BURTON lion tons of wrong’ capacity In dustry, thus holding the line on the 1950s. In the presidential election. SEALY’S AUGUST school lunch prog;ram.” Inflation and preserving free en- jf ^ pew technology, the basic Mrs. Gandhi’s man, Independ­ ent trade unionist V. V. Girl, Kramer said such groups os Toniglit at 7:0B • ! terprise. oxygen process, had been sub- the Southern Christian Leader­ in the Stanley Donen ■The roimd table takes its sututed earlier than It had been was elected. It was the closest ship Conference would partlcl^ Denied Bail Production ■ SKkS 0i**<( wflMfriLdO name from Its founder, former f6 r open hearths, the authors presidential race In India’s his­ pate in planning. U.S. Steel Chairman Roger said, the industry would have tory, but Reddy's defeat was A recent study by Rodney considered an important gain (AP) — Biough. It is a nickname really, realized big savings in capital Ashby, Utah’s school fExxl serv­ for Mrs. Gandhi In her struggle Bobby Scale, chairman of the ["STAIRCASE” for this alliance of large corpo­ investments and operating CLEARANCE SA ices director, Indicated that 32.B with the conservatives for con­ , ’Hiursday a sad gay story kucitsin n«K-(4rs4«aw are Inflating the cost of struc­ lunch programs, Kramer said. W h atavsr you hoar about ^SOthl4l.li;iSIISHWISWl ls59 tures contracted for by the big Such suits already have been of court for executing MONDAY then /7's Back to School... companies that Biough seeks to filed In five states by various a clenched fist salute and shout­ Is truel organize in a resistance move. groups. ’They cite the Notional ing "Power to the people” In (AU YOU CAN EAT) SAVE ON TUFTED SETS But steel prices have been ris­ School Lunch Act which says the courtroom. ing too, and steel Is one of the Want firm support? Snap up the big buys on "such meals shall be served O’Kane ordered James Nelson most basic ingredients not only presents without cost or at a reduced Boydon, 29, of nearby Vallejo, Scaly's deep-tufted sets! More coils., sturdier coils luid Jorgen J.D. DragsdEihl, 20, , HOWARD of structures but of almost ev­ cost to children who are deter­ l'”lu natneoMs l ] I C lasm a H ' ery automobile and every classics than you'd expect to find at such low prices. So mined by local school authori­ who said he w as a DEuilsh cltl- 'zen visiting this country, ar- P uirss6Ui A d u lt D ram a ^ Academy Award household appliance you can many quality features, including tightly woven G ties to be unable to pay the full D ustin J o a Wtamer name. for cost of the lunch.” rested[sted for disrupting the court, heavy weight and “ sit-proof pre-built border loffmsn Vdglit Barbra Streisand As recently as July 30 U.S. New school lunch programs Whelen they refused to apolo­ MniCOUR ‘Glldnigtit Oovrboy*' “ Funny Olri“ —Color Steel initiated an increase in the class! Mattress and box spring to match, you get both already are being considered by gize, the Judge' sentenced each At 7 m o u n s o n ^ ^(<>^ BURNSIDE color Dally at 2 A 8 p.m. price of steel used in refrigera­ Congress. to five days In Jail and a $600 • lU 649-6220 # 1 You won't find better bedding buys anywhere! , Good Reserved Scats tors and cars, incurring the an­ mUXrtm and box zprlng ■The House voted earlier this fine. If they fall to pay the srgBtai H oar 1 - 2 ger of none other than General year to expand the lunch pro­ fines, they must be returned Mon, thru Sat. AvailsMe Dp To twto xlM xnly 394 TOLLAND TPKE. Motors, which Itself was con- gram to 1100 million and Senate to court where they could be ' AU Ssats 81.66. Show Ttmeo ’ cemed about the prices of its hearings are scheduled neirt sqntenced for as long as six MANCHESTER, CONN. months in lieu of the fine, a Jinunarker Productions Presents The 1970 models. month on a proposal by Sen. API a. PUSHBACK GIANT ^ ACRES OF Herman E. Talmadge, D-Ga. It court spokesman said. AUDlTOKiUMS r.AHFk'Y * SEATS * SCRM N ^ FREE PARKIN) Something like 80 per cent of would Increase appropriations "APPLE TREE" steel Industry products have for school lunches from the cur­ Music bpr Jerry Book higher price tags now than at rent $44.8 million to 1250 million IVfarine Weather Lyrics by Sheklan Haralok . the beginning of the year. In MANCHISTIR Ln fiscal 1971 and $300 m illion In Baited osi Stories by Mark ’Twain, fact, the r e c e n t history of the WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn. ■ M m ■ CENTER SMOOTH-TOP SETS REDUCED Frank R. Stoekton, Jules FleiffCr " 6 4 3 - 7 8 3 2 NOW steel industry has been one bat­ 1972. (AP) — Tides will bo high along Shown First NIghUy Except This could reach about 3.6 Additional Book Material by Jerome Oopperanilth m i A IR -C O N O K IO N f D < FREE PA R K REAR THEATRE tle after another with govem- Like button-free comfort and extra firm support? the Connecticut shore today ANCHEST Friday and Saturday ‘Bright W ater" TODAT T:S6-t:16 e SAT. A S D im (>-6 :2 ».9 :2 5 ntent over price increases. from 6:S0 .p.mL.. to 7:30 p.m. Low Originally Directed by Mike NIehoU You get both in the smooth-top Scaly sets! *' 'I N ;iA • -nil ,IIN NuilH______’TONITE—Romeo and Juliet Its latest clash was last Au- tide at Old Snybrook Is at noon. Orlglnalljt Produced for Broadwwy by Stuart Ostrow gi»t with’’President Lyndtjn B. Everything about 'em arc handsome Extra-firm Water temperatures In Long #aurl|r«tpr '^DAZZLINfi! Once you see it, you’ll never again picture THE STARS OF Johnson, when Bethlehem Steel latand goisui are In tlie mld-70H. inner construction from hundreds of steel coils ILLING JR. HIGH SCHOOL announced increases of more Ixmg 'Island Sound weather— - l i f e BtmNFREE ’Romeo & Juliet’ quite the way you did beforer than 4 per cent, later cut back They keep their firmness, too, thanks to Scaly’s , €upnimi Northerly winds at 10 to 16 under federal pressure and crit­ reinforced edge. Chixisc twin or full size, get b ortllnar>* Um* mory.... One Year ...... $9000 A motion picture event in more than a decade.” ttx MooUm ...... 16.10 TECHNICOLOR A PARAMOUNT PICTURE The unnamed official added 'niree Monthe ...... 7.80 One Month ...... 3.10 for evc|ry family., that it waa "tncredlble” that an industry should attempt to raise everywhere! prices as much as Intended while at the same time seeking Can thb marrlace U tt7 quotas to protect Itself from Im­ 2 ported steel. lEl IIIIISII ‘‘Expert m IAM6 aaCH ARUS u M IO M D "It seems.” he said, that “ the PRICES CUT ON LUXURY QUILTS American consumer is the one FfttinT’ Redford Fond a BoYfR Natwick • Like the feeling o f luxury? The look of luxury? >n*a*a*en nia*N*en I AAHt mM wr* A Pwwwaunt AttBra who needs protection” from the '“STAII American steel industry. C Im rK c You'll love these fabulous Scaly Sleep vets Elegant Steelmen have become re­ Aecotmta a sad gay story* D designer covers! Costly deep, deep quilting over signed to such talk and some­ i B T it e d ! times are bitter about It. They layer on layer o f luxury cushioning firm suppon T. Osi«lB. Ometge I contend their price Increases (M) with longed-for comfort. Prc-built borders to keep Feature First Tonight usually follow wage increases. f - And they can prove that their their shape Get the mattress and its beautiful net profits have been unsatisfac­ 2 EASTHARlfORO matching bok spring EAST WINDSOR •WUJBBA* PKTVUS DrrtXNXnONAL PUSENIS D I'IV l IN ★ H I ‘i tory. DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 T h e question that has dla- “MNC OF BHIGBT WKm r turbed economists and govern- by 'T^UIIUJfiZkdf ' A motion picture for every njent officials for a long time Is VltliVATVOM SItVtCt haw much blame for low profits - You M«y Ch«rg* Any of Thoto family... everywhere! . . !*"***rXAWKqjSPSU..Imosh,ICCAXJ SCHIXXX should be assessed against steel r>n.~rwxi«migtycz^ ^ t*,«M*wMczcovim.TicMwmj»- CHILDREN'S SHOES rnnlmtviii D X SiHwhig! ****— »* —»8*— o rnawMim management and how much Soft on Koifh't Now abould be blamed on other fac­ .Co-Hlt 'rO O A V 3:26 A 7:66— SAT. A SUN. 3:16 A 7:16 madf^vvilh leather and Iciis of love Revolving Monthly Credit Ptanl T H E STARS, Alan Arkln—Carl SeInCr—Eve Marie Saint tors. AdanXU^ji-J^ate^inatM . The Industry has usually ... come see them now mattress and b<7x s p rin g T H E w a r m t h , blanted Wage iherease# for forc­ - t ^ i n o r full size ing price increases. And it ha* They're in! A treasure trove of school and dress THE PLEASURE OF argued aa strongly that It was shoes in a swinging range of colors and sizes - A ^ BORN FREE uafair to expect American steel f # / f R ' u r n i i t t r t Alan Arkhi To Advl** You' PARKING, or PARK Bamtaas Are OomlBg" poor m^nagl-mept. even back- RLOW Our Nrw Rrrolvina w«ndne*s. ' i j y Tom. at I de — BACK-’rOACBOOL PKNCTL BOX aa oW — f'r«dlt Plan’ FREE IN OUR OWN ;One of the most ouUpoken fFirst For Everything Since 1911!” i * All f'urch*.**-* In*p*c4«d 1 1 ! ' i M A I N ST. MANCHESTER F r e e PcecU B a x T a E a r h Child. C ^artaay s f " -----*-—1 1 1 E w criUcism* was published :n the B*for« Ixaivrrj * Tildren Under 12 Always F re ^ nlng Herald — $ Hanrs s« FUW-OJUmA. Jiiay 1966 issue of the Quarterly Downtown .Main Street. Manchester We Have Term* To in atreet LOT NEXT TO STORE! . . ..g g m . Oppoxnx Um Hvnnat Junior High Sciwol on Lower iHoulA End> i Journal of Bcononuca by W Ad­ PleXM Ereryoo*! WEDNBSiDAT—“CHrmr-CHrmr-BANO-BANO’’ Open 6 Days — Tbnniday Nights till 9 F or Frien dly Service Phrm* •46-41M ams and J. B Dtrtam. both uni­ versity professor* It w as enU- ga T O R W s® vfrtr: I ----- P A G E FO U R M ^ C H E S T E k e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN..' FRTDjJiY, AUGUST 22, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 22. 1969 Bolton m ain a t about the presen t $160 P A G E F IV E U.S. Support million annually. t c The top military and diplo­ Cardinal Cushing To Marlt South Windsor matic advisers of the two presi­ Three Subcommittees Seen Staying dents went over the same gener­ Hurricane Expert al grotsida In separate srsairsis His 74th Birthday Sunday P olice H ire To Aid Education Board In K orea The conference was marked by traditional pomp and oere- Telem non f y JAN ICE E L U O T T aU M asses Sunday is for Raps Storm Gear Hie Board of Education last date; May 1 and 2, rummage AsaocUted Preae Writer Blinnle. . (Oontimied from Page One) 6:00 ( 8) Burke’s Lav (M ) Joyoe Chen OociB F our New night moved to restructure the sale combined with bake sale, es behind a shield of fight secu- ( 8-») M ike Dooslee (. 8------13)------I t o i t h or Qneequences BMTON (AP) _ Richard Cardinal (Pushing is as at (Cauttmed trou Page Om ) ( 10) Perry Maeon (lO l Alfred Hltchoock bo€trd by appointing a number and May 28, second annual people more courageous than rity% ■— D a v i d T n m l ( 30) H nntley-BilnklM cardial Cushing, a black- home In a straw hat as a biret- aliplanee. The Air Iforce has 2? “ ^1 •*** ^ of qiecial Bubcoihmittees. spaghetti dinner. Bake sales to the people of Korea." President Park brought ids U n d e r d o g 7:80 n - m W ild, W ild Wee* snuth 8 helper who became a O fficers foTwmra at 95 m.p.h. She CSialrman William Gnineke benefit the library are also . T h e e t e r 30 ( 30) Soonde for a Bum m er Lauding Korean self-reliance, President Nixon (SO) M uneten prince of his riiurch, obeerves His clothing is that of the ordl- PoUoe r*.w joim j Kerrimn P*“*'*® expected to weaken today and noted that sometimes the board scheduled for September azid 1. I brought his wife end family, ( 00) r T r o o p (IM M OaO) High C% a p p a i a l his 74«i birthday Sunday. nary parish priest—althou^ he annotmeed appotatmant atrument*. It’s past Ume tor lose of her tropical cfaarmc- acts hastHy or without much February, he said It , is a country that . ^ ^ 6:36 ( 00) W e a t h e r (S-iO) Let’s______M ekea a D e a l After resttog Weikiesday night 6:10 ( 30) Boeton Btackie ( U ) b e U a R “ e e s e S h o w Cardinal Chishing, spiritual in wearing the rich red new officer*. Two of the ep- Washington to get ter by tonight. clear thought. To avoid this in Bnlletfai BowA I Love Lucy 8:00 ( 34) Ctauposlum wants to stand on its own the quiet luxury o f Del Mcmte leader of 1.8 million persons In of his office wdien he visits pointmento are to fill vacancSee everybody together.' Dabble was ooitered at lAfi- the ftiture, he suggested the es- gt. Maurice CTP Is sponaor- {j!D e n n i s th h e U< ( 8 4 ) A n n Davidnan Bbov feet." Raising his glass to toast Lodge on the Monterey Peninsu- ( 30) P T r o o p 8:30 ( 8-13) Oomer Pyle the second largest Roman Chth- ^ b^tal. _ _ by ^ resignafion of The forecaster said funds tor tude 82.2 north. Longitude 60.4 taWlshment of three subcom- i^g a teen dance tonight at 8L ( 00) TruU i or (toneequence. ( 1030-3380) Nam e of tlw hia visitor. President Nixon Park traveled by helicopter ollc archdiocese in the United west or about 260 miles east of mlttees to study specific prob- Maurice’s from 8 to 11:80. Mu- 6:06 ( 34) Prlendly CMant G a m e Just call me ‘Your Ele- Frank D. OoUbis and Joeeiih weather reseatvh- should be tri- 6:00 ( S « 4 to its authorised terview with a Miami Herald ro- c^mktees on a temporary No sensational announce- Nixon, who fiew up from his Walter Oonkite ( 34) N ET FeaUvei ments were anticipated, but San Clemente home in South- ( 18) M y Favorite M artian lfl;00 « 8 a o -L13-238(M 0) N e v a . Presents The Following Courses In blg, gray stone residence near *dss his blrtiop's ring he complement of 18. porter. (8) ______T n r i ^______R e y n o l d a -W eather. Bports The subcommittees will be S®” ®" i^™ ® roor«»poiidi^ N b^ set the tone at the outset em Calitomia, greeted the ( 10-2380) H onU ey-Brlnkl./ St. Elizabeth’s Hospital-where you knees tor scrub- Simpson aald Camille’s esO- asked to take a "good, hard _ Noitis, tw. **H W » whm he greeted Park with the Parke on a red-carpeted plat- «:46 ( 30) N e v e 11:36 ( 8) yvioair Bpectaevtar he has been a patient many blng the floor. toney Jr. of 26 Norwood Bt, mated 200-mUe an-hour winds Dong Bevins, tel. i fiOO |UOOOO) N ew s. Bports. U -.80 ( 108833® ) T r a l K t REAL ESTATE _ Cktshing's father was a Ueck- Manchester; 'Himnas B. Garey, "placed them right at the look" at problems referred to asEuranoe that "we shall be form while bands idayed, spec- ( 13) Late M ovie times—and St. John's Seminary them by the superintendent. proud to stand together with you tators waved flags and bugle ( 8) Death Valley Days ( 8-®) Joey BM up —where he studied for the- ®*h**^b on the old Boeton Elevat­ 429 Rye St., South TVlndsor; threahhbld of tornado intensity’' ( 18) W hat’s M y Line (® ) Prem iere Theater They will present their findings and your people In the future” fanfares sounded. 1:00 CIVIL RIGHTS priesthood. ed Railway, and the cardinal Thomaa C. Hart, 69 Tanner and by any yardstick. It was the to the board ^ a regular meetp SEE SATUBDAF'd TV WEEK FOB tXnCPLETB US’MNOS worked at his side as a boy. His St., Manchester, and Edward greatest storm ever recorded In Okinawan Talks against any danger from the S ecretary o f State WMHam P . Begins It has not always been this ing. In the past, these prob­ Cfonununlsts in the North. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers gave a Coarse Fee w ay. heart is with the conunon man. W. Kartieta Jr., 69 Hollis R d, the United States. □ Real Esate Appraisal I S^t. 16, Tnes. 660 South W indaor. M eanwhile C^amlUe and Hurri- lems were brought to the board Set for Sept. 12 After their- first full private luncheon for the Park party at On his 70th birthday in 1965, Radio Maloney is a Manchester cane Debbie both churned to the at its meeting. discuasion. White. House Press the exclusive Bohemian CHub. □ Problems In Real Estate Cardinal Cushing threw a birth­ ( m s Batting taidDdes only those aews broadcsste ol !• or li High School graxhiate and was northeast deep In the Atlantic, School Names WA»flNOTON (AP) —Secre- Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler Later Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Sales Brokerage - S^t. 16, Tnes $60 day party in reverse. He gave mlnote leoftli. Some station* 9 m rrr other shore newscasts.) an assistant jet engine torter threatening only shipping lanea The subject of naAilng both tary of State William P. Rogers said they had dealt with the Park had tea while their hus­ □ Real Estate Principles and presents to his young guests, Viet Battle the new K to 0 school end the and Japanese Foreign Minister at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. He Ektrly Uxtey northern threat and an iq>-grad­ bands conferred. WBCB—SIS 7 : 2B Red Box ra WbHe Box Practices Sept. 17, Wed. $60 who included the children of the 2 8 to 8 school was brought up Kilchl Akdil wlU try to reach a Police maintained tlg^t con­ kiW HsiTtord Hlsnilstit/ 10:15 Joe Q srsclola Longitude 66 worid by the ing of U.S.-provided arms for n American Civil Disorder Sept. 24, Wed. $18 slain President John F. Kenne­ for discuasion. general understanding here 7:00 N e w * 10:26 N Icbtbeei Still Fierce ( J a i^ ts a 1968 graduate o f o r som e 880 m U ei south o f South Korean forces. trol along the three-mite route U :00 N ew iTw eather dy. It was suggested that the Sept. 12 to return control of Old- from the Preotdlo to (he hotel 8:00 OssliglM New equipment including on 12:00 Chilet Boon 11:20 Sports Final Enroll now! Class size will be limited. Conrses start About the same time, the,peo- 1^^'te •Die storm’s courage’more foreign fourth in schools be identified with names nawa to Japan by 1672. and barricaded the Powell 11:80 Other Mde at t h e D a y y M « oW ** '“ rniarried and 92 highest winds were esfisnated at thU country. Initial shipment of F4 Phantom w ra p — at 7 :0 0 PJM. ple of Ireland gave him a birth­ Over ’Copter of geographical or historical state Department officials Street block in front of the hotd 6:00 Dsony CUyioo jet fighters will be going to day present during a stop at Hart attended Heuttord Re­ slgnlfiCELnce in tlw tow n. Such who d isclosed this sa id the gen- for two hours before the dlniier._ ,S :00 Dick Hestnartm Please enroll me in the above chetdied oourses(s) in (Continued from Page One) South Korea shortly, Ziegler ‘9:00 B I U L o r e Worker Killed Shannon Airport on one of his gional Technical School and w a s najnes wlU be dx]|>k>red latef*, eral understandiiicf would in- D uring the dinner about' 400 i*.U0 Osry .airaro said. Mianchester. Enclosed is my chedi or money order trips abroad. but It was nececwary to name elude an agreement on U.S. mll- police. Including some mounted WlALUNGtPORD (AP) — An American, wounding 42 and a salesman and rental manager In r^ly to a question about *: 0U N e w s made out to The University of Gonnectieat for $— —. It WHS—appropriately enough causing light damage, the U.S. for Dillon Ford. He Is 26, and the schools now to faxdhtate de- itary rights on Oldnawa after units, were on duty around the 4.16 t)y employ« of the International Sil­ possible withdrawal of some of ver Oo. idant was killed Thurs­ Mail to: The Certificate Program, U-56, The Uni­ —a harp. Command said. he and his wife have one diHd. 2 liveries and receiving of mall. u,e reversion date. hotel. 4:00 : the 60,000 Ameitcan troops in •:I6 Speak (to 1BarUon versity of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. 06268. 429- Cardinal Cushing_ was bom in The most damaging shelling Kaeheta studied eleotronloa The schTOls will 1^ deslg- president, Nixon and Japan’s Antiwar demonstra.tors across 4:48 LowoU 'm o day aftemoon when a piece of ^ted as the Bo ton Wementory M lntkr EHsaku Sato are South Korea when the Vietnam the street In Union iSquate end 4:66 Phil lUxauto machinery with which he was 3311, Ext 1280. South Boston, that part of Bos- hit Due Pho, a district town 100 I’, ITInoe Technical School in Hartford. School (K to 4), . the Bolton war ends, Ziegler said, "There in adjoining streets Iniandlahed 7:00 The W orld Tom sti working struck him in tjie chest. ton which was then overwhelm- miles southeast of Da Nht«, ^ expected to meet here in late was no dlscuotrion of the Amerl- 7:® Frank Olfford ingly Irish in population and He is 22 and married with one Center Schotd (6 to 8), and Bol­ November to set formally the signs blaming Nixon for a wide I-. SO Speak Dp Bporu (Xficials said Robert Oaruap, Name where 10 South Vietnamese ton High School (6 to 12). can troop commitment to the variety of world and domestic 1.10 Speak Up WMiru 28, of Waterbury, was working still is so In spirit. It is the site were killed and 85 wounded. child. date for Japan to resume rule of Speak Up Hiu-tfo[ore i.X o f the cdty.’s annual St. P atrick ’ s Registration Substitute Teachers’ Salaries the Island. RepubUc of Korea." problems. Some shouted obocen- .1:® Ibrry Farber with an emery wheel at the Three of the dead and nine of There was considerable dis­ South Korea has ^iproxlmate- itlee. 13:16 ai*n O f f Address Day parade. the wxjunded were members c Regkrtratton of new student* The date for the Rogers-Aiohl plant vrtien the wheel allegedly cussion about the question of wnc—ttw flew off the madiine to which an aJTTiy reconnaisance compa* at South Windsor High School meeting was announced jointly ly 60,000 troops on duty with the PoHce estimated about 6,000 1:W Altem oon EM itloe Someone said that moat South raising substitute teachers’ sal­ Americans In Vietnam. persons in the hnmediato vlclni- 4: 6 M arket Rvpon It -was attached and struck Ca­ Boeton boys of that generation "y based In the town. will take place dally from 8 by officials In Japan and by 4: 3J W e a t h e r (Street) ( a t y ) ( Z i p Code) to 12 in the High School Gui­ aries. It was pointed out that Ziegler expreeoed belief that ty, but said that included the ruso In the cheat. either went into politics or took The U.S. Command also an­ U.6. State Deportment press of­ 4:® B trlitly Bporu dance Offices. Students new to Bolton pays among the lowest the U.S. level of military esslat- idly curious and a small group 4:36 Aftem oon Kaltloii Caruso was dead on arrival at the Holy Orders. nounced the loss of 29 American ficer Robert J. MlcOloskey. 7: W A c c e n t 69 South Windsor should cedi the o f area tow ns, at $18 p er day. ance to South Korea would re- of counter demonstraixirs. the Meriden Hospital. Day Telephone ...... Social Security No.. The cardinal chose the Holy helicopters and six fixed-wing It will be the third round In 7 :® David Brinkley Guidance Office to arrange an Supt. Joseph Casta^a sup­ Orders by way of Boston (3ol- aircraft in the past week. This the negotiations between the appointment. ported raising the pay t o $20 lege High School, Boston Col­ raised to 2,940 the numiber of two countries on the strategic OOP Testimonial per day; $9,000 has been budget­ lege and St. John’s. * U,$. helicopters and to 2,814 the ed for this item each year for military outposts In the numiber of fixed.wing American A testimonial dinner honor­ Pacific. Okinawa has been used At President Kennedy's inau­ ing South Windsor’s Republican the past three years. He point­ guration in 1961, C ardinal (Wish­ aircraft reported lost in the ed out that at $18, this would as a major UJ$. miliary base Vietnam war. Town Oouncil members wlU be since the island was captured ing gave the inovocetion In sten­ held on Sept. 19 at Schaubs Res­ provide fo r 600 substitute days, torian tones. It seemed as long by the United States near the taurant. and at $20, this w ould be cirt to as a sermon. 460. He admitted that last year, end of World War n . Production The testimonial is sponsored Secretary of Defense Melvin During the' invocation, fire by the Republican Town Cfom- based on the money spent, had broke out in the loudspeaker run m ore than 460 days. An- R. Laird said Thursday an We’re celebrating our Official JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ mltte, the Women’s Republi­ ' wiring and smoke drifted across other board member pointed over-all Defense Deipartment r ic a (AP) — Minister of Mines can Club and the Young Re­ millions of home television Caiel de Wet said South Africa’s out that this is an unoontrol- cutback would not have any ef­ publican Club. screens. mineral production will top lable Item, since the board fect on UJ9. oomhat troofw as­ "I thought it was the devil Rends 1,600 mlHlon, $2,100 mil­ doesn’t know how far the $9,000 signed to Oklnamra. . . i... Manchester Evening Herald A - jt -l.-t - asking for equal time,” the car­ lion, a year within two years If South_____ Windsor___ substitute oor- will go no maitter how much Is The: big unanswered'questi& dinal said later. lest yearns pnxkicUon tempo is respondent payed- per day. The figure of Is whether Japan will permit Relta Adams, toL' Cardinal Ckishing’s associa­ maintained. - Q.' $6,000 was set because of past the continued storage o f UJ9. 644 060 He said mineral production in nuclear weapons on (he Iriand tion with the Kennedy family experience. 1968 w as w orth a rsoord R ands after tt revei^ to Japanese oon- has been’long-and often sad. High School Principal Nor- 1,861 milUon, $1,891.4 mUUon, an mam Shaw w as concern ed that trol. GRAND OPENING It was Cardinal CXs^ng who in crea se o f Rands 70 mllUon, $98 SAVE ON ALL A eeriea of options drawn up tore at the already tom hearts If the school did not pay a com­ mlUion, over 1967. Gold produc­ petitive rate, they would lose last April -by the National Beou- of a nation when he sponta­ neously inserted his frieml’s tion in 1968 a lso w as a record — HOOL SUPPUES! BubsUtutes tronn the list. rity Oounoll ranges from a R ands 788 mtUlon, $1,103.2 m il­ Presently, most of the sub­ U.S.-Japan agreement for con­ name during a solemn prayer D over the flag-draped coffin of lion o r R ands 20 «mllUon, $28 stitutes are local people with tinued free use of the base to a ARTHUR DRUG the aasassinated President: mUUon, more than the previous some teaching experience. limited use concept which would y ea r. Grumske said that If more ban all nuolear weapons and re­ "May the angels, dear Jack, money was offered, the town quire U.B. consultations with Ja­ lead you into paradise. ..’’ could be more selective. pan on deployment of troops, And when Robert F. Kennedy The vote on raising the sub­ planes and ships using Um base. was shot pto death in Los An­ geles, it was the Cardinal who stitutes’ sa la ries to $20 was If the Japanese position isn’t /. three to three, so action was satirtactory at the Sept. 12 comforted hla parents at Uielr deferred until the next mee^- meeting. Informants said, UJB. sum m er hom e In H yannls P ort. Ing. J officials will push for a more fa­ He is an ecumeidcal man. Grunske asked Oostagna to vorable military agreement be­ A Jewish cabbie once de­ get a list of the salaries being fore Nixon and Sato get together scribed (Tuahlng as "the best Hey Javelin paid by neighboring towns to In November. rabbi In town.” help the board moke a decision Indications are that the Unit­ He spend so much time talk­ at their next meeting. ed States and Japan sUU are far ing to Protestant groups that a In other business, the educa­ npart on the Issue. Protestant minister onoe sug­ im MVELIN SST ^DR. HARDTOP tion board approved the bus gested he be elected a bishop of Fully squlppad for the pertoeroence-nUnded wUh teS' routes, the high school baseball I- the Episcopal Church. tur*s Uks 890 eu. In. sDflns, bucket seats, HandUag field contract and okayed the Guardamen Returning One rabU In Boeton described Pack suspenskn, tachometer, tinted gism , OT ooasols mount sutomatic tians., power disc brakM, radio, too. use of high school facUlfies by him as "a facet of the face of CAMP DRUM, N.Y. (AP) — Blus^lack interior. the town recreation department. God." ; I- ’ Som e 11,000 N otional G uards­ Bt. Maurice COW He is a fund raiser without men from Massachusetts and The Bt. Maurice OCW has an­ equal. Coraieclcut are enroute^ home When Bllnstrubs night club nounced the schedule of events following two -weeks summer burned to the ground two years for the coming year; Bopt. B, training. ago, Cardinal Cushing went pothick supper at 6;W p.m.; Som e 1,800 v eh icles hit the Oct. 8, fashion show at Flano’a road today. quiddy to the aid of the owner. Restaurant; Nov. 8, smotias- The men tt the 26th (Yankee) Stanley Blinstrub’s club had bord dinner with a CKristmas Infantry Division are to arrive been the scene of many of the 2695 booth; Jan. n or Feb. 7, dteiier home Saturday. Cardinal’s parties for the elder­ ly. A joke mhking the • rounds of DeCormigr Metor Silet, lie. MORE THAN 500,000 YARDS OF FABRICS Roman (Catholic circles at that t - J-V 'tlfne was; "Bring your check­ Making Volvo touqher \ FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD book. The section collection at

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Coventry ior 'counselors wUl be Press­ information. Pressman notes Five-Day Foreciut Ex-Mobster Obituary Main Crack Guida Wins Colonial and National man and Flek; junior counsel­ that If there are any adjust­ Ar^ti-War Groups Over Mosque Fire, or, Flek; sophomore, MIm Hol­ ments to be made in schedul­ Temperatures In Connecticut Gets Citation Under Rt. 6 ds Mohr and freshmen, MQss ing, this will give the office the during the five-day period be­ Mrs. Frances Mancinelli Nominatioi^ Sign Merger Agreement Early Application Urged Mohr and Pressman. oppentuntty to take care of this ginning Saturday are expect^ Mrs. Frances Bonaquisto Map New Protest Seniors are again reminded prior to the opening of school. to average, above normal, with For Contempt Mancinelli, 67, of Hartford, Cuts W ater The Colonial Board Co. and stock. Heath, the major Nation­ Arab Youths Stone Israelis also that they may pick up (heir The guidance office has been seasonable readings at the be­ For Mayor For College^Bound Seniors clask schedules next Wednesday, mother of Mrs. Yolanda Roy of WASHINGTON (AP) — Anti­ A national steering committee 'nie National Bearings Co. of al stockholder, would remain as ^•0® O"®) throu^ the narrow aUeya o f Old open for several weeks this ginnings of the period followed DETROIT (AP) — A seU- being formed to organize the ef­ Lancaster, Pa. have signed a president and would assume a Named with him were an Israeli Thursday and Friday at Preas- summer, and Pressman said by a warming trend. Manchester, died yesterday td A considerable portion of Man­ war groups, generally quiet dur­ NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — JERUSALEM (AP) — S U U * T O “P o* Arab Arnold Pressman, director of Pressman said that his office fort Includes Rep. Donald Fras­ definite contract for a merger. position as director and vice construction and chemistry ex- mim’s office, as well as their many parents and students have styled former Mafia mem­ Hartford Hospital. chester served by the Town ing the, first seven months of the enraged by the fige in Jeruaa- began chanting and aton- Pupil Personnel Services in the will process all Information as Daily highs will average in er, D-Minn.; The Rev. Joseph Tne New Haven Democratic With the aqulsltlon of the Penn­ president of Colonial. i crt, the Arab mayor of Nasa- doss ranks. Students mute ap­ taken advantage of this oppor­ ber quoted as saying he Survivors also include an­ lem’s r 1,400-year-old A1 Akaah IsraeU troope. local schools, has miule sever­ quickly as possible. the 80a and overnight Iowa In Water Department was without Nixon administration, are map­ Duffy, national chairman of party at a rowdy convention sylvania firm, plus its recent reth and an Arab district judge pear personally to obtain (his tunity to meet with him. other daughter, a brother, emd National manufactures bear­ Mosque, several hundred Arab Israeli captain was report- al announcementa In connection For the first time this year, the 60s. made cash Christmas gifts to water for a little over an hour ping a busy fall. Americana for Democratic Ac­ from Nazareth. four grandchildren. Thursday night endorsed Alder- merger with a New Britain ings assemblies and bearings youths boxed in a group of Is- *Ajured. with the opening of school Sept a school profile will be sent Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh and this morning,'when a sectloA'of ‘ Onj group, which Includes ve­ tion, and Washington lawyer Jo­ company. Colonial’s annual used in computer machines, bi­ Some experts said tiie fire The funeral will be tomorrow manic President Bart Oulda to radi troope near the walls of crackled over the city might have been caused by an 8. out with each transcript. Press­ four Internal Revenue Service water-main off S. Main St. and terans of the 1968 McCarthy- seph'D.-Rauh Jr.' sales will be boosted above the cycles, vacuum cleaners, house­ at 9:15 a.m. from the u ’Jilsopo run for mayor this November. the Old City today and showered ^ dispersed the rioters, electric short clrcifit. Jerusa­ The first concerns incoming man said. The profile gives the agents has been cited for con­ under the new Rt. 6, cracked. for-president campaign, reports In addition, efforts are under $26 million mark. hold items, and other uses. Funeral Chapel, 235 Wethers­ Some 1,100 exuberant, shout­ rocks-ond sticks on them. chasing some youths along the lem’s Arab fire chief, Sami senlon who plan to continue college or school admiasiona of­ tempt of a federal grand jury The break dropped the water organizations bn more than 300 way to win backing from organ­ The announcement of the Glenco makes metal stampings field Ave., Hartford, with a ing persons watched as Guida Mustaklam, said it might have their education after their high fice a brief stunmary If Coven­ Investigating corruption. pressure to zero for high-lying college campuses plan to take ized labor. merger intent was made by and plastics for a variety of in­ The troops fired voUeys <___ New! Huntingdon Mass of requiem at the Church easily took the nomination on been started by Arab workmen school graduaticn next June. try and the high school also. The citation was issued by areas. It did not affect low part in a one-day moratorium The moratorium committee 1s Robert P. Puller, Colonial dustries. National Bearing and machine-gun buUets above their ponawn t of St. Patrick and St. Anthony, the first ballot, polling 62 of 73 Pressman has asked that these The single sheet gives such In­ U.S. Dist. Court Judge Thomas areas, serviced by gravity. on regular activities Oct. 16. working with the New Mobiliza­ president, together with C. Glenco had a combined sales heads but were foiled to re^at^n"*'^® "" outskirts of on a scaffold in the mosque near Hartford, at 10. Burial will be votes cast. inside the gates of the Old City. prevent erte^ students have their applications formation as class size, teoch- P. Thornton after Peter Laza- The break occurred at about In mid-November, a two-day tion Committee, an outgrowth of Boyd Heath, National president. volume in 1968 of about $8 an expanse of old dry wood. The Sweaters, Shirts in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, The crowd, constantly scream­ ready for college, junior col­ er-stitdent ratio, high school en­ 9 a.m. The section was shut moratorium Is planned, together tl.e old National Mobilization According to the contract, million. Israeli security forces cl^ eL k *^ * occupied West workmen, who were doing reno­ ros, 36, made three appearances Bloomfield. ing for attention and pushing to­ lege, or bustoess, school, rollment, h ow ' students are off end isolated, and water was with stepped-up efforts to gain Conrunittee. It claims broader Glenco Industries, a wholly vation, mounted the scaffold before the grand jury Thursday. Friends may call at the fu­ wards the speakers podium, The other major firm to meige S r ■nie Israeli suprome court ap- wherever they irisn to go, dur­ ranked and distribution of test for boysln Dupont diverted from other sources. off-campus support. membership than in the past. ow^ed.,eclfy controls on nitro­ old sector of Jerusalem seised best of' his recollection Cavan­ morial Hospital. of the highway. men, including Chief James F. is because so many schot^ are Mbmer said in an interview. orgEuiizations. er noxious fumes next year, gen dioxide for the first time. (Oontinned from Page One) by the Israelis from Jordan in KA Rm CHEVROLnl agh arrived at thp inn after the Mrs. Muussmann was bom When the men completed their Ahern, and Democratic Town ing began with no warning late now accepting studenta on a featlyitibs were over. some federal officials concede The federal government Tuesday night. the June 1967 war, Arabs CO .. INC. 2 Chairman Arthur F. Barbierl. Oct. 14, 1886 in Manchester, work at 6 a.m. and loft, the main the longterm battle against air hasn’t yet decided when to tack­ are in areas uMch have been abroad €ilso reacted quickly and first-come first-served basis, ■ In court a few minutes later, daughter of Thomas and Kate was in its new position and Outgoing eight-term Mayor Hundreds, perhaps ttxxisands, providing they meet the quail- 12i9 Main SL 2 pollution from gasoline engines le the nitrogen dioxide proUem. subject to severe flooding in the were homeless and staying in angrily. O’Leary produced a statement Reds in Prague Gas^ Club Richard C. Lee, invited to give Aherne Maroney, and had lived burled; and the pressure was Is all but lost. The oxide, plus hydrocarbons pest. Jordan’s King Humin was re­ flcaUona. Early application Phone t49-StS8 Lazaros made to an Internal normal. churches and other emergwey In Manchester most of her life. the first keynote address in Bar- The 1970 model automobiles, One of the projects is In beneflta the studenta, and Revenue Service Investigator and sunshine, produces smog. shelters. ported deeply upcet. He sent a Survivors include a brother,, We hesitate to state that the blerl’s 17 years as town chair­ due this tall, must meet federal Virginia where the swollen saying he had given Congressman and His Aide Federal officials say auto State police said at least 100 "highly Important” message to John J. Maroney of Rocky Hill, Town Water Department was man, ■was forced by the noise standards that call for a one- manuftictupers have experi­ James River grinding Cavanagh $3,000 and revenue —' persons were missing, and one other Arab leaden, sources In and several nieces and flooded with phone calls be­ (Continued from Page One; to cut his speech c^rt. third reduction in exhaust emis­ enced Uttle difficulty in design­ trees, biidgee and buUdlngs into agents Anthony Getto, Ellis rescue worker said, "There are Amman Mid, but its contenta nephews. tween 9 and 1 a.m., but It was. The demonstration following sion of hydrocarbons and car­ ing emission systems that meet rubble, continued its destructive Lockwood, John Gardner and gasoline on his clothes and set people under those slides we'li were not revealed. Souraad In The funeral will be Monday After five hours of maneuver­ the nomination of Guida drew bon monoxide from 1969 limits. national standards. surge through Virginia today to­ James Lee $1,000 apiece. himself afire. Ihey said the never find. Tel Aviv speculated that he at 8:30 a.m. from the Holmes ing In the streets and spotlight­ supporters of all the candidates New cars delivered in smog- In some cases federal testers ward a crest Here expected to Lazaros told the Judge he had flames were quickly extin­ After a 600-mile aerial tour of urged an Arab summit meeting Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Youth Carnival ing some apeirtment house win­ some trying to counter the cele­ burdened California, however, have found the system work bet­ reach a record 31 feet^22 feet not been under oath when he guished and the man carried brating of ^ others. When they the James River boatai, (3ov. h> discuss moves against Israel. with a Mass of requiem at St. must meet an additional state ter than the makers claim. above tkxxl stage. , ^ ’*■'•19 n o w or talked to the investigator, and dows, the tanks rolled book off. refused 'fo be quiet, the second­ MiUa E. Godwin declared the Jordanian Foreign Minister James’ Church. Burial will be Raises $40 For across the Vltava River and out Youths there threw cobble­ t&rt for 1970 models: Almost “ Our unofficial explanaticm Is In Its ivake 46 -persons' were entire region a disaster area Abdul Munelm Rifal sent mes- remarked, "If I had been under in East Cemetery. ing speeches were read, but no complete eUmlnation of fuel va­ they don’t want us to think they known dead and about 100 were oath, I would have had my at­ of the city. stones at police who dispersed one could bear them. and Immediately aaked Presi­ isages to U.N. Secretary-General There will be no calling hours. Dystrophy Fund The other army units also de­ about 6,(XX) demonstrators with por that escapes from gas tanks have a better system or we will missing la western Virginia, the dent Nixon to implement federal UThant, the Security Ocxmcll torney present.” and carburetors. The vapors parted. Street cleaners began tear gas and baton charges. stiffen the standards,” a federal area hardest hit by heavy rain­ emergency aid. and the (Jeneral Assembly ask­ Judge Thornton held Lazaros Robert C. Nabors Eric (7) and Craig (6) Oor- will be trapped and returned to source said. fall end flash flooding blamed clearing away the debris left by In FTague, most of the demon­ In hard-hit Nelson and Am­ ing them to "take the necessary in contempt, but gave him a Robert C. Nabors, 66, of 216 rnler, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ the carburetor for burning. on the remnants of Hurricane the rioting In which the public strating had ended when the herst counties, many resldentB steps in view of this Incident.” bring the chance to get out from under in Highland St. was dead on ar­ ward Cormier of 28 Scott Dr., Thieu Gets The vapor trap won’t become Camdlle. showed Us frustatlon at a year tanka arrived, but groups of said they had given tg> h<^ of Arab and other Moslem dele­ a third grand jury appearance. rival yesterday afternoon at wore ringmasters yesterday af­ a federal standard until 1971. Late Thursday night came of occupatdon and increasing ac­ youths tried unsuccessfully to living in the area again. gates at the United Nations be­ children After the third session, which ternoon at a neighborhood car­ Chrysler was the first major Police Nab Five fears of disaster from new Manchester Memorial Hospital commodation to Soviet direc­ barricade several streets Free Hand "Why should people here gan preparing a proposal to tlie lasted two hours, O’Leary told after being stricken at his home. nival which raised $40 to bene­ domestic car maker to pass fed­ sourcea i tion. against them. Some of the tanks In Stolen Car come back at ail? They have Security Council charging arson to see the court Lazaros had given Ho is the husband of Mrs. Mor­ fit Muscular Dystrophy victims. eral emission tests (or 1970. Oth­ State poUce reported three Prague Radio said five per­ joined other military vehicles nothing to come back to,” said and asserting that the responte- "the most contemptuous testi­ ion Watkins Nabors. About 30 neighbors attended er manufacturers are In the fi­ 1,000-gallon propane gas tanks sons had been killed in riots— ringing Communist pculy head­ In Cabinet Wednesday at midnight, sev­ Mrs. R. W. Stratton of Miasstes and mony I have ever heard" in iin the event which featured such nal stages of certification, a and 10 smaller ones, cdl de­ bility "lies squsu%ly on the The Eugene Hollenbeck. Jr. two youths 18 and 19 in Prague quarters where Husak and Ids eral police cruisers pursued a Mill as she stood in her mud- attempt to "ob.struct the pur­ games os ring toss, marble spokesman for the National Air scribed as "highly explosive shoulders of the Israeli occtgi Funeml Home in Gloversvllle, Wednesday night, and three per­ presidium were reported in al­ (CenUnned from Page One) car from Buckland to the Burr filled living room in one of the e n jo y pose of the gnuid jury,” shoot, sponge toss, bean bag Pollution Control Administra­ and extremely hazardous,” tlon authorities.” Hurrah tor the new sweated N.Y., Is in charge of arronge- sons In Bmo on Thursday. The most continuous session during Corners shoppng area where few houses of the tiny village Judge *rhomton adjourned the throw and a wishing well. There given in and vms clearing the tion said. were missing and "presumed Cairo Radio charged that the skirt in soft, soft 100% menLs, which are Incomplete. broadcast said 12 persons were the three days of demon­ they boxed the car in 'before which survived. hearing until Monday pending a was a white elephant sale and pEuit way for Thieu to replace him. Federal pollution experts pro­ United States was "on accom­ injured In Bmo. the driver jumped out and fled. gone down the James River” Dupont* Orion fleece.,. A study of a transcript of what La­ a refreshment stand. strations. ject a gradual decline in gaso­ plice In this criminal act” be- Thousands of young Czechs The statement said Thieu and from a plant in Buena Vista in Some people expressed fear line-caused air contamination i: ^ o.ii occu­ Pofithiunous Top Billing cause it condoned Israeli moves wonderfully washable, wonder­ zaros said. If the court rules the Mancheater Area Young friends assisting the clashed in Prague with the hel- Hong “ agreed that due to politi­ mountainous western Virginia. HANSEL and GRETEL today that the rioting might until 1980. All autos on the road pants of the car and all minors, HOLLYWOOD ,(AP) — In to "Judalze the Holy City.” witness still in contempt, ho Cormiers were Jack Kurowskl meted riot police, but many cal necessities and the desire In Richmond, the James Riv­ fully comfortable. With bring severe repressive meas­ by then are expected to have into custody and hande^ them ______Sharon Tate has ad- The International Confedera- could be jailed until he purges of 51 Scott Dr., Bob and Chris­ thousands more citizens demon­ not to let the present situation er's rise had slowed to fractions death. PUPPET SHOW Jassy mock turtle neck ... Coventry Youth ures. So far the regime had tak­ partial emission controls at over to juvenile authorities be­ by early today. It went Just vanced to star billing in adver- tlon of Arab Labor Unions said himself of contempt or until the tine Tyler of 36 Scott Dr., and strated In more passive fashion. continue . . . Premier Huong en no public notice of the brocul least. fore they were released to their tislng of her best known movie. American, West German and in a choice of Ivy or Blaser grand jury completes its session Siuidy and Cindy Franck of 41 They responded with obvious has agreed to let the president one-ttelth of a foot between 8 **"' * ' ‘ “ Held in Crashes participation in the passive pro­ After that, pollution will swing parents. " ‘'Valley of the Dolls' starring A t DAL't Community Room 11 months from now. Cushman Dr. enthusiasm to underground leaf­ make the decision of forming a and 4 ai.m., to 28.4 feet—a Britlfh organizations that aid Is­ stripe. Ivy Green, Gold, test and harped on the conten­ upward because growing num­ The chase started, police say, Sharon Tate, Barbara Parkins, The children got the Idea for lets urging them to turn the an­ now government.” record—and officials speculated rael should be attacked In re­ Minutes Apart tion that hooligans and social bers autoipoblles will cancel when Det. Sgt. John Krinjak ap­ Patty Duke,” reads a current Coffee or Navy. Sises 8 to 20. stagmg the event while watch­ niversary into a "day of a t it might be near its ere*. venge for the fire. SATURDAY, AUG. 23 outcasts were responsible for Thieu announced July 19 that the gains from the control sys­ proached the car In a Buckland ad for a chain of 12 theaters. ing Oolonel Clown, who pro­ shame” with boycotts of public Normal depth Is nine feet. Tunisian President Habib 7 M each Miss Devlin A Coventry youth was charg­ the anniversary disturbances. he would make major changes tems, the spokesman said. gas station and the car sped U motes carnivals on his Col. transport and stores. Streetcars Danger from sodium cyanide Before her death. Miss Tate Bourguiba appealed to the Unit­ at 11:30 o.m. and 2:30 p.m. ed lost night with being involv­ Noisy and sometimes violent In the Cabinet which Huong has For example, the carbon mon­ off before he could talk to any C.own Show on WHNB-TV. were almost empty, and stores missing with flood waters abat­ —slain Aug. 9 with four others ed Nations to safeguard Moslem anti-Soviet demonstrations were led since May 26, 1968. Officials oxide level in the Washington, of Its occupants. Krinjak took at her home—was billed behind no charge for admission . . . In New York ed in two accidents minutes Ijuft year, in cooperation with were nearly deserted. ed also, as Army diq>oaal ex­ holy places and called for an In­ World, held in a number of foreign cit­ said at the time that there was D.C., area is expected to double ( i m . Vs ») apart—one in Bolton and the Muscular Dystrophy Associa­ More than 40,000 massed In off after the car and was join­ perts from nearby Ft. Lee Miss Parkins, Miss Duke and ternational Inquiry Into the cir­ come early for best seats no question of Huong resigning by 1086, he said. Similar In­ tions of America, more than 12,- Wenceslas Square. Crowds of ies protesting the invasion. ed by other cruisers in the pur­ helped Richmond ’firemen move Peter Falk. cumstances of the fire. other in Coventry, both on Rt. or being fired. creases are forecast for other Asking Funds 030 carnivals were held by chil­ youths resisted clouds of tear Two 'bombe exploded at the suit. the chemical from a plant, A 44A. In the weeks since no changes metropolitan areas, such as dren across the country, and gas and truncheons of the secu­ Soviet Embassy in Rio de Janei­ It was only after the chase fire department jpokeoman said (Continued from I*ago One) were made, and reports circu­ Philadelphia and Detroit. . Craig Standfest, 23, of Lake- over $180,000 was raised for rity forces who finally cleared ro, shattering windows and ended 6Utd the youths were In there “was no public danger.” lated that Huong would be re­ "In short, we don’t think the wood Heights was first arrest­ MDAA’s research and patient the city center. blowing a hole In the garden custody that police fotmd out The cyanide had permeated "We ask that every person in­ placed. Although a popular present kind of efforts will be ed by Slate Police from the service programs. The demonstrators chanted wall. Another bomb exploded at that the tv>r was sto'en from L. several square blocks with its terested In humanity and social Southerner and the only promi­ enough,” the spokesman said. G Colchester troop. He was charg­ that Husak was a traitor, song the Soviet consulate. No injuries M. GUI Welding Co. of Bast acrid fumes before firemen ar­ justice come to our aid," Miss nent civilian In Thleu's regime, He suggested steam, electric, ed with reckless driving and the mtlonal anthem and shout- were reported. Hartford. rived. The area was cordoned Devlin, still clad In the blue Senate Makea Shifts he has recently been under fire or natural gas powered vehicles evading responsibility. 1 "RuMalana go home.” Over Police are still searching for off after officials of the metal jeims she wore In battle, told a HARTFORD, Conii. (AP) — because of his stringent eco­ may provide the only lasting re­ Police said Standfest struck a The Senate leadership has an­ and over they cried "Long live the driver of the car who fled. plating plant where the cbemi- news conference on her arrival nomic policies and because he medy for gasoline-caused pollu­ car driven by Keeney Hutchin­ nounced two changes in com- Dubcek!” , In tribute to Alexan­ Andover They say that they know his caJs were stored said the cya­ at Kennedy Airport. tion. son, 78, of Bolton. Standfest al­ der Dubcek, the popular reform­ did not consult parliament as Identity. nide peUefs could react wQh Hours Jatcr slie was ready for mUtee chalrfnenship, both in­ A strong effort was made in legedly. attempted to pass the er that Husak replaced in April. much as the lawmakers legisla­ flood waters to form Mbal hy­ her first speaking engagement cidentally affecting Hartford- Area Red Cross the California legislature this Hutchinson car at the same "It was an im ^rtant occasion tors wanted. drogen cyanide. before a capacity crowd in In­ area senators. year to bar vehicles with Inter­ time a car was coming in the for the people,” a woman said. Leaders of Thleu’s National "Everything that stuff touchr wood, an Irish enclave at the Sen. Harry Burke, D-East Seeking Aid For nal combustion engines after a "We are being told now so much Social Democrat BVont twice About Town es it woitid kfll,” sold • plant of- northern tip of Manhattan. opposite direction and all three Hartford, will be replaced as specified date in the 1070s. The co-chairman of the Roods and about the invasion being justi­ called for Huong’s replacement VFW Auxiliary and Poet will ficiaL ^ Slie brought llie crowd tevits cars were side by side at one Camille Victims measure passed the state senate Bridges Committee, and Senate fied we started having doubts. by a more vigorous leader. hold a. Hawaiian Luau tomor­ Workmen labored around the feet again and again, charging time. Standfest left the scene but died In the house commit­ without stopping, police said. Pre«. I?ro Tern Charles T. Al- On Thursday we found out that The Andover - Columbia - He­ Huong has been ailing for sever­ row night from 9 to 1 at the clock In Richmond to throw up the Protestant constabulary act­ al months. He has had difficulty tee. fano said the change would help even after a year everybody bron Chapter of the American post home. There wiU be a earthen dikes. Low-lying Indus­ ed "inhumanely and Injustly" A few minutes later Stand­ walking and recently underwent Nonetheless, California re­ fest was Involved in an accident bring two committees closer to­ still agrees it was a terrible Hawaiian buffet and dancing. trial and residential areas were toward the-Cafhollc minority In Red Cross is joining with Red an eye operation. He has made mains the national leader in Tickets will not be available at in Coventry where he struck gether in anticipation of (he new thing—we found out we still evacuated. __ , — i -her country, Cross chapters across the na­ no public appearances In sever­ auto emission control. Its tight­ the door. Bodies were firiied from flood two cars and a tree. Coventry Transportation Department. agree with each other.” "Wlien these madmen tried to In Brat^lava, the Slovak capi­ tion in raising an estimated $6 al weeks. waters and uncovered from police charged him with reck­ In another change, the Senate come Into Derry," she said, tal! there also were clashes with ' Huong, 68, a southerner, has landsHdes In the mountain ham­ less driving, failure to drive In leadership granted Sen. Joseph million required (or disaster re­ "tliey came In fast, but went out J. Ftiullso’s request to step down police. Shots were fired over the been_ premier since May 26, lets and towns where tiM flood- established lone and failure to lief in the wake of Hurricane a damn sight faster after we as chairman of the Human heads of demonstrators, and ar­ 1968.' The only prominent civil­ consent to a blood test. Camille, ifunds collected in ttaie started on them." Rights and Opix>rtunltles Com­ rests were made. ian In Thleu’s military-oriented : PHOTOGRAPHY! emergency drive will be used "Everyone In Nortliem Ire­ Standfest la scheduled to ap­ mittee during the interim period. In Brno, Czechoslovakia’s sec­ regime, he has a strong follow­ • PORTRAITS land tliat’s worth Ids salt wants pear in Manchester Circuit He has been replaced by Sen. ond largest city, witnesses re­ to provide for the needs of the ing ampng the people. an Ireland where everyone In­ Court 12 Sept. 8 to answer to Boce Barlow, D-Hortford. ported that a young man poured thousands made homeless in In recent months he has come 2 c o m m e r c ia l RENT cluding Catholics, Protestants, all charges. Louisiana, Mississippi, and Ala­ under heavy criticism from Hindus, Jews and anybody else I>>nald -M. Schools, 22, of bama. members of Parliament and • PASSPORTS can live togethq'c," ahfe told the Woodland Rd., Coventry, was In order that immediate aid business leaders for hiking Im­ A CAR? crowd. arre»tc>d early this nuimlng and Military Commander Orders may be furnished to the vic­ port taxea and for failure to con­ m WEDDINGS A She praised the British troops clmrged with o|>erating while li- tims, prompt response to this sult with membeiw of Parlia­ for tlieir effort in bringing d*i^er c6nse Ls under mispenalan, fail­ urgent appeal is needed. There­ ment. S SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA & PHOTO * to the land, saying. "Tliey are a ure to drive pn>j>er lane, un­ B-Specials to Turn in Arms fore, door to door solicitation Huong also caused discontent • 991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEIt—643-7369 necessity now because they safe tires and making a falst' will not be employed. Those de­ among civil servants and the liave restored a seniblence of complaint to police. BELFAST, Northern Irelimd conference Protestants "should siring to make a contribution military by announcing plana to 'order. However, we all know Sehool.s Is'scheduled to appear (Al’ l Britain's military com ­ prepare themselves-for the very or to assist in this drive are re­ increase their . pay and then tliey cannot stay forever.” In Manchester Circuit Court 12 mander in Northern Ireland or­ worst." quested to contact their Hurri­ being unable to carry them out. 2 Slie told her sympathetic audi­ Sept. 15. dered the vast majority of the Paisley said the British gov­ cane Camille Fund Chairman. Another factor was Huong’s Why Not! ence, "It’s a struggle of ordi­ Cre lic mlnortty had'blamed the po­ Freeland’s order does not die- ALPOA Meeting day, wedt <«• montt, at Thieu and Huong—another In a SETS, LAMPS, CARNIVAL AND PRESSED o I jSM very reeflooable rates! Her tour is being sponsored Patrol. lice reservists, known as the B- bapd the B-force. It removes it The annu-il msoilna of the An­ series of meetings concerning a Other area police activity: W h^ your car is tied up by the National Committee for Specials, (or most of the, eight from the delicate areas of cities dover Lake Property Ownen Cabinet reshuffle promised by SA'TORDAY 19 A M Vernon Irish Justice and the fund rais­ dead in lost week’s Protestant- where moat of the violence has Association will be held tomor­ Thieu July 19. for sovice or repairs, or Donald Fecltt, 17, of Bolton SUNDAY 1 • • PJL ing goal Is $1 million. Catholic riots. Tli^ specials occurred and puts Its arms in row at 8 p.m. in the Red Bam. Thieu had said at that time he when you need an addi­ Rd., Manchester, was charged number about 8,400. storage. B-men guarding instal­ The election of officers and would make changes In the Cab­ tional car . . . with (allure to grant right of Lt. Gen. Sir Ian Freeland, lations and nxids In the country- WELLES COUNTRY STORE 2 inet to bring In representatives way after being Involved in a Board of Directors wiU tsdee Turnt) ill BriefcatM* commander-in-chief and newly .side will be permitted to keep place. of major political groups and to ROUTE 88 TALOOTTVnXX two-car accident at Rt. 30 and nj signed head of all Internal se­ their arms. (Aoroee from Oonn, GeUlaiid) C A a TOKYO (AP) —A Japanese fiaUboat Race Improve relations with Parlia­ IXilx-ion Rd. yesterday. curity, said the order means Freeland stressed that the ment. foreign service career officially Fecltt allegedly pulled into The Andover Lake Sailboat also tiint no armed specials will specials are not being disarmed. At that time, officials said ended today for Ichiro Kawa­ the piith of a cur driven by Races will be held at 2 p.m. be oiH'ratlng on the streets of Disarming, he said, carries un­ there was no question of Huong 643-5135 saki, Uie ambassador ordered Joseph Gill, 59, of Fox HUl Dr., Sunday. Late entries may still home after he wrote a book__ Belfttit, l.ondonderry and other dertones of disgrace, but where­ register (or the race by calling departing and there were pre­ RtK-kvllle. Fecltt is scheduled cities, starting tonight. as the B-men formerly kept "Japan Unmasked’’—critical of to appeaj in Rockville Circuit either John Corl or Ralph Ran­ dictions that a new list of minis­ He said the specials’ duties In their weapons at home, they Japan And its politicians. CV)Urt 12 Se)>t. 9; som. ters would be announced short­ 1967 RAMBLER Kawasaki was dismissed in Belfast would be limited to will not. except in the caae of I Baa-baa-que ly. But weeks passed and pres­ guarding docks imd other men living in remotf country sure built up tor Huong to leave. March as ambalssador to Argen­ • ...... ^ The Annual. Lamb "Bka-baa- S5T 2-Door Hardtop tina but remained on the list of vulnerable jHiInts. Elsewhere, areas, stack them in central ar­ que” sponsored by the Andover Leedprs of Thleu’a National So­ Hnit in Line .4* • V-R MOTOH ^ career diplomata until the Cabi­ tliey' will guard vital installa­ mories to be reissued only as Republican Town Committee, cial Democratic Front twice Young Men on Camp118 get going with groovy pant* from D&LI net formally approved today his SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - tions near the frontier with the the general orders. will be held tomorrow at 6:80 urged Huong’s replacement by • AUTO.TRAN8. "voluntary resignation" from Scott Syler of Athens, Tex., Irish Republic but will not man Freeland said he had asked p.m. at the Andover elemen­ a more vigorous leikder. • POWER 8TKBUNG the foreign service. wants to be the first man with a the frontier Itself. for another battalion of British tary School. Entertainment will H)x>ng held on and continued • EXTRA CLEAN Wriglit young men’s flares Lsvf ^TSB you the famous nuah flare bottom trim fit in Haggar all new straight lag In his book Kawasaki said of mine on the moon. The geiH'rnl's action is almost troops to provide adequate de- to uae a oonstitutlonal provision Hatgnr Mustang pants, slim follow, with Mrs. Leslie' Bill­ MMIMTY shown in rich dive/blue Japanese politics: "There is He telephoned the regional certain to bring a furious, nega­ plovment In country areas and ings providing the background thst the premier can propose supar sUm danim Jsan styled a sippy sOrips. 60% polyester, cut in 66% polysster, 86''( pant, slim cut for young men, clearly an absence of leadership U.S. Bureau of Land Manage­ tive response from militant Pro­ that the 2nd battalion of the music. members of his government, heather plaitL 60% Fortrel 86% Avril rayon in gray, 18“ from knee to bottom . ment office asking to be aent ap­ testants who regard the force as M695 long and Isan in nigged all Avril rayon. Grey, whiskey, at the top and no realization of Grenadier Guards Regiment Extra legs of lamb may still which then would be appointed polyester. 50% combed coU whiskay, olive, blue or brown. 50% polyester, 60% cotton in what la best in the national In­ plication forms for mineral' Northern Ireland’s main bul­ wxiuld arrive Saturday. At be purchased by contacting by the president. BROTHIRS coUoDS. 28 to 40 waist, 28 to tons. 28 to 86 waist, 28 to 82 28 to 86 waist, 28 to 82 length. olive, blue, btown. 28 to 88 terest among moot politicians. leases in outer space, particu­ wark against riots and republi­ present there are 6.000 British Mrs. Winston Abbott tonight. It became obvious thst Thieu TED TRUDON. liiCe rad S lid blue plaid. 28 to 88 TTiere is a shortage of moral larly On the moon and Mars. can subversion. 88 langths. GG waist, 28 to 82 length. trooos In Northern Ireland. and Huong were not seeing eye YOLESWAGEN PORSCHE Daaltr" lengths. GIG y ■y K • I t / GIG waist, 28 to 82 length. G it courage and discipline.” Office manager Michael Sloan The R«'V. Ian Paisley, one of Northern Ireland’s rellgous Advertisement — to eye. Under snother constlu- TOLLAND TPEEv—TALCOTTVILLB / Kawasaki was appointed in said he told Syler that the office the leading Protestant mllitanls, leiiders asked, meantime,''that FUU time custodian needed— tlonal provision. Thieu could KYB3OII0fl AB pants ahowB at* PEBMAKENT m m r, m pant Isaka la a great ao-la-the-atia*te July as an adviser to Mitsubishi has Jurtsdlctlcn only over feder­ gave a hint of this reaction even tSSB ... ass DAL far the British armv act against 8 to II p.m. salary open, apply have reorganized all or part of k) il (DAL, Heavy Industries, Ltd., in al lands in New Mexico, Texas before the general made his an­ terrorism In the back streets of at Andowr Elementary Schooi, the government on his own Initi­ im’s SAap. all atasea) ch a ^ e of exports and liaison. and OkUhoma. nouncement. He . told a new« the countryside. Town reeideney not required. ative. ■i- ’1% <»AGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Coventry of 118 Lydall St., and Karento appeared while the car was Tolland Tolland Junior Woman’s Club at Lavltt’s Field on South River PINTO Ciochinl of Glastonbury. parked in Caldor’s parking lot in Jime. Rd. * ’Thursday. Koreans Reium Information ,• -I ' PINTO, People Interested Mrs. Delaney attended the eye In Narcotics Treatment Or-< COMPLAINTS screening orientation and in­ Advertirement — Rock Show A cdn-opener-like instrument Soccer and Track Practice ganlsatlon Inc., is now open ’Three minors were turned On Downed^ Copter Crew struction session and visited T.J. Crockett, Realtor, has was used to thoroughly scratch Monday through Wednesday over to juvenile authorities, in I the screening sessions, proceed­ opened a branch office on a car owned by Frank Mordav- PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) The American general also SetTonight evenings, «:80 to 10, in the the custody of their parents, Set Monday at High School ing with referrals on a follow­ Rt. 195. Les Babin Is man­ sky, 86 Sherwood Circle, as his — North Korea refused today to said the North Koreans "could bottom floor of the Williams yesterday, after being caught up basis to insure a proper ager. Stop In and see him. Be­ car was parked at the Manches­ give any information on three not have had any justiflcatlcn ' High school students interest­ Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ lowering themselves, via a rope, made first to the family and treatment. Five referrals re­ low Cumberland Farm Store. At School ter Water Co. plant on Lydall U.S. servicemen whose helicop­ for firing on a small unarmed copal Church on Park St. from an abandoned building at ed in participating in the school later to the patient on Ms re­ sulted from the screening teats. ILILLmjt m The Brad Davis Musical Car­ the rear of 78 Forest St. A St. Wednesday night. , ter the North Koreans shot helicopter that had inadvertent- atMetlc programs will begin Manchester Erenlng Herald An ex-addlct, a parent of a down Sunday. turn home. The public health nurse also avan will visit Coventry tonight makeshift toolshed in that build­ \Jy w/midered into your air Tolland correspondent Bette drug user, and a professional practice Monday, according to Eight child welfare confer­ advised various charitable or­ from 7 ;30 to 10:80 at the high ing was reported ransacked and Someone painted the car of At a meeting of the Korean space.” Quatrale, tel. 875-8845. counselor are on hand to talk Mgh school Phjrsical Education ences were held during the ganizations in the town of the ■Y LBCOUUTRB school. The program will be to anyone on an anonymous tools are reported missing. ’The William Nevlns, 58 Theresa Rd., Military Armistice Commission, Lee asserted that Adams was ' Director William Holley. year, serving all cMldren from families most In need of food held outdoors if weather per­ basis. ’The phone number is youngsters,, who had nothing in white last night between mid­ Maj. Gen. Lee Choon-sun, the making a "brazen excuse” to Infancy to five years old who and toys during the ’Thanksgiv­ mits, otherwise it will be 648-2800. their possession when caught, night and 12:80 a.m. North Korean delegate, ignored cover up "criminal activities.” Practice sesskma for soccer ing and Christmas holidays. ATM O S, the perpetual motion deny having anything to do U.S. requests for information on He said it was "imthinkable” and track are being scheduled, otherwise would not obtain im­ clock, runs silently,tly. accurately, moved Into the cafeteria. Congregational Church Admission is free, and re­ with the ransacking or the theft, Someone broke open the soda the conhtion of the men. North the heliocqiter pilot could make with boys interested in partici­ munization and periodic physi­ V niA G E indefinitely, without ever wind­ The United Congregational ing. Lacquered solid brass case. police say. Police have marked machine at Coronet Gas Sta­ Korea has given no indication navigational errors despite surii pating In the varsity and junior cal examinations. freshments will be sold by the Church will hold a 9:30 a.m. $150. AUTOMATIC CALEN­ that case ’’not cleared.” tion, 568 Center St., Wednesday that they survived. "unmistakable" landmarics as varsity teams asked to report The pediatricians who offer Coventry Boys’ Baseball Asso­ service Sunday with the Rev. DAR-WRIST ALARM WATCH, Police Log night, and got away with $3. the Han River estuary and at ’Tolland High School. their services are assigned by ciation. The Caravan program Marine Maj. Gen. Arthur H. Donald Miller speaking on solid 14K gold case. $195. Kanghwa Island, which are be­ the State Department of Health has been booked by the local A $900 check, which was Adams, the American and U.N. Soccer aeasiona will be sched­ "Lingering with the Past." ------XKKE3TS------Workers at Iona Manufactur­ tween North and South Korea. uled for 9 a;m. and 6 :30 p.m. wMch sponsors the program. A recreation committee to give hand-delivered from a Hartford Command delegate, told the ’The Board of Christian Edu­ SHOP Mrs. Belle Dion, 60 Lockwood ing report that gas has been Communists the pilot lost his ’The helicopter was the second total of 68 cMldren attended the Coventry’s young people and brokerage flrrp to the home of K 1966 OMs daily. ’Those Interested in cross cation will meet Monday night EASY PAYM ENTS INVITED St., charged with shoplifting a syphon^ off from' ttwir cars bearing on a training flight American aircraft rimt down by country will report at 6:30 p.m. conference "tMs year. their friends an evening of fun Mrs. Gertrude Jacobsen, 576 at 8 at the home of Andrew Rolwrt St. Pienc $15 dress from Sears at the while they were parked in that "and did not knowdngly fly into North Korea this year. In April, and entertainment. Center St., yesterday at 6:80 No schedules for middle A dental conference for pre­ Wlnans on Kozley Rd. Parkado yesterday. Court date company’s Regent St. parking your territory.” He said that the a U.S. BC121 reconnaissance 4-Door Hardtop. Power steerinfif and brakes, 387 OsntH’ S t Davis, who is host of WTIC- p.m., is reported missing from school students have been an­ school children was held with The Pilgrim Fellowship will Sept. 8. area. pilot radioed that he was lodt plane writh 31 men aboaud wras nounced at this time. TV’s ‘"The Brad Davis Show,” Mrs. Jacobsen’s mailbox. 66 attending, of wMch 12 were meet ’Tuesday to do some and , minutes later told U.S. brought down in the Sea of Ja­ auto, trans., tinted glass, padded dash, radio, has formulated the Caravan G irl Scout Delegates referred to dentists. ’These ap­ necessary painting on the ex­ A door at the rear o f DAL’s ground controHers that his heli­ pan. program to invite audience Alexander Trusewlcz, 30, of An electric blanket and » ^ „ 4 new whitewall tires. Mrs. Peter ’Tramm of New pointments are made by con­ terior of the church building. copter was being fired on. It was also the second U.8. Rd. and Mrs. Harvey Blauvelt participation. Dancing, 14>-ByBoh 30 Woodland St., arrested on a short wave radio are reported tacting the Rockville Public ’The missions committee cIcum m contests and album ^ve-aways warrant from Hartford police missing from the car of Carol “ “I*®** Adams said the pilot, WO helicopter shot down by the of Welgold Rd. have been Health Nursing Office. under the direction of Mrs. Lu­ will be part of the evening's en­ charging him with evading re- Bray of 20 Northfield St attempted break and en- Malcolm V. Loepke of Rich­ Communirts during the 16-yeer- selected as delegates to the Na­ ’The pre-school eye screening ther Barnard 'will visit Hart­ sponslbUlty. _____ try- JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 tertainment. mond, Ind., had been assigned old Korean armistice. In May tional Girl Scout Convention In program, (under tjje direction ford Wednesday. to his unit only since July 21 and 1963, a helicopter wras dowmsd in Seattle, Washington, Oct. 20 to Appearing with Davis will be ’The home of George Walker, of the Connecticut! Society for Bulletin Board I W • Fri. 8:3041:30 Downtown Monebeeter, 968 Main Street A "dragster,” green and that the other two men, Capt. Communist territory near Pan- 24. a well-known East Coast group, ACOIDEN’TS 17 Harvard Rd., was entered the Prevention orN^jindness, The Tolland Boys League pic­ white, wrlth a -banana seat, has David H. Crawford, Pooler, Ga., munjom. Its two crewmen were ’They wlU attend as rep­ 8 ^ ’’The Fifth Generation.” ’There was a two-car accident yesterday at about 2 p.m. Noth­ was conducted locally by the nic will be held Sunday at noon 2 Square Dance been reported missing fronn the and Spec. 4 Hervan B. Hofdtat- returned a year later after resentatives of the ConnecUcut yesterday at 11:30 a.m. at 2 ing has been reported missing. home of Herbert Wolfvan, 166 j s ^ ’The l^llraways square Oanvbrld^ and Alton Sts. ’The ter, Lowpoint, ni., were aboard series of negotiations. ’Trails CtotmcU. Thomi>son St. for flight training. He added 1695 dancers will hold a dance this drivers were Francis Frazier, Mrs. Blauvelt has served as Vandalism has been reported that Crawford arrived in Korea Saturday night at the Capt 18, of WiUlmantlc, and Rita at Plen Texaco, Main St. A a volunteer In Girl Scouting lor Nathan Hale School, Rt. 81, Vendrillo of 67 Alton St. only two days before. serven years, during wMoh time milk machine was tipped over Quality 'Coal Adams said U.S. ground per­ FORIUNT from 8 to 11. All area dancers 8 and It moa Mbvto F«»- she has worked In the capacity last night. I CHARLES’TON, W. Va. (AP) sonnel fired yellow smoke gre­ DeCormier Motor Sales, ln& may attend, and those interested ' 'There was a parking lot ac­ Jeoton-sooBd as sIlMt, aiss of troop leader, troop consultant in attending are reminded that — Fine quality coal is found in nades to warn the pilot when N mm. sUds pnjeetots. and itroop organizer. cident at the I^rkade yefdST- , A stereo thpe player is miss­ 49 of West Virginia’B 65 coun­ they saw the helicopter heading 286 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 648-4166 the school la air-cooled. day at 9:80 p.m. ’The drivers ing from the car of Henry Rothe Mrs. ’Tramm, a 16-yoar parti­ Caller at this dance will be ties, comprising 17,280 square north, but the pitot apparently WfLDON DRUG CO. involved were David Union, 24, of ' Ellington. ’The tape dis- cipant in ecouting activlUes, has Amle Kanash of Massachusetts. miles. failed to Bee the warning. TWt Main St— TeL M l-tttt 1 served as a troop leader, troop 2 In charge of refreshments are Ctihlo! consultant eind Is presently serv­ Boto end Mary Paige, and Nick ice unit chairman of Tolland and Nina Demarco. and WiUington. Soft-soted shoes are required, The National Girl Scout Con­ and spebtatora are also welcame. vention Is held every three years Legion Auxiliary during wMch time girl scout­ ’The Auxiliary of the Amieii- ing pbUoy is estaibllshed. ’The r oan Legion will meet Tuesday theme for this convention win night at 8 at the Legion Hall. be "Awareness, Action." Members should bring a white Nursing Report \> elephant object for the auction C i i k h r W,. ..i-... I The annual report of Tolland’s *A.W«4 which will foUoiw the meeting. public health nurse, Mrs. Ruth 20-1 nch Hi-Rise Refreshments will be served by Delaney, lists 1,846 calls. Joan Hoyt and Marie Carl. H i " Broken down Into categories the nurse made 858 Infant wel­ Boys' or Girls' Bike Manchester Evening Herald fare calls; 299 maternity calls; Coventry coirespondent, HoUy 462 pre-school cMldren calls; 136 Oantner, tel. 742-8795. school children and older; '4fS Our Rgg. 34.96 non - communicable diseases calls; 118-non-home visits; 24 Court Okays mental illness; 5 mental retard­ |87 \ U I ttSie ation; IP. tuberculosis, and 12 *1 * cancer calls. Si. Mary’s Dymo 3/8 -In. Refusal To rrhe existence of Medicare was responsible for an upturn Electric Blankel KLliCTRO-MITl- \ in the number of referrals from Label Gun Work Sunday (TM) TWIN A A doctors for nursing care to pa­ Our Rog- 1 Q 9 9 2.9i GRAND RAPIDS, MJch. (AP) WITH tients confined at home, accord­ SIZE • .Satety coaster brake rveryihingc '" t t " —A 36-year-old die maker re­ 13.99 I------r ,' Q o''PLA^^'^j WITH ing to Mrs. Delaney. •(ilillcr polo saddle matches frame color turns to hifl'job Monday after a ACTINICLITL Full Bed One Control ^ J ^ ^ 9 Oymo i(n- Roll of Tape [ i ^ u . n S T , ------(TM) HOOD! "New -mothers are most ap­ •#3114 Boys l-lamboyani ('irecn Rag rg 198 three-year legal battle for i$ie Aaotwdcalaf SPIT! preciative of the public health f 7u*B«i' t ” Controli 4 , 9 9 # 3 1 24 (iirls I'lamboyanI Magenta 48' right to reject work eaalgn- MOTOR! menta oh the Sabbath. nurse visit and experienced V. "If you don’t tight for what mothers seem to look forward freedom you’ve got, then even­ Packafi;e o f 6 Electronic Insect to it,” she added. Disposable Oakburne Another aspect of the public tually you won’t have any,” said Big Boy Big Boy « ) Robert K. Dewey, who contend­ Part-Y-Plates Exterminator health nursing service to local iiP Mini Grill Charcoal Briquets a....'V- W ... .'<■ ■ -4k-' A '■•c'i ed that Ida never-cn-Sunday Our Reg. Z29 residents Is the referral from Fabrilon' Lightweight Luggage! Our R«g 9.99 Bar-B-Que Grill 0 Motorized Grill Norwich Hospital on all pa­ stand waa based on religious be- Our Rag. 1.19 Our Reg. 1.39 UefS- tients from Tolland who have Dewey was fired by the, Rey­ Our been hospitalized. ’These refer­ nolds Metal Cb. plant hero Sept. Raq. rals are followed up by the pub­ 21” Overnighler -747 12, 1966, because he refused to 1.44 16.90 lic health nurse with 'visits work overtime on his Church’s .so |)cr slorc no rainclicck 9.99 Our Rgg. 10.96 5.99 5.77 ' 24" bowl, adjustable grill and spit. i i 7 day of rest or provide a substi­ • Plugj in like lamp . . . no odor. I Jcl black finish, adjustable grill. ' Swingaway molof, orange hood, 5" i Complete grill with charcoal and Sag. Sala Food Umbrella • Our lowest price ever! "•a Sjta tute. ' 5” wheels, cool handle. #2401. wheels. lighter. Best for clean, smokeless fire. l(X) per slorc-no rain • per store no rain checks. 24" Weekender . 13.95 8.87 Men's Suit Bag . . . 19.95 14.87 After a court victory, Dewey R « 9 -5 9 r fe ’ .10 per store no rain checks. > #2402 40 per slorc, no tain ' Ideal (or beach or picnic. 20 lb. bag, limit 2 per customer. G went back to the plant ’Thuradey checks. Package of 2 884 ’•♦BUt; I 10 checks. I SO per store no rain checks. 26” Jr: Pullman 16.95 12.47 Ladies' UresA Bag . . 22.95 1 6.87 Koniea EE Malic Delude F and began the piocesaing neces­ Fin^l Quality Imported While Goose 29” Pullman . . . 19.95 14.87 Jumbo Tole...... 9.95 7.47 sary before he can retiun to his ;i5m m Cam era & lase job. More Big Boy Grills At Clearance Prices! • Heavy duly bumper binding, attractively lined He described his reception as Look for Look For T h erellbea n" ?!!.•* feather •Tie tapes and pockets. lOOA nylon ililching OuifUt.64-** #2404 Deluxe Brazier with Hood & Motor . 16.4-0< •Heavy duly zipper and lock. atU4tt«c'»c*7* •7*'*'" "good, good, real good—there Our R *» 21.90 a I asi F/2 8 lens was no bitterness shown." eddtimein Bed Pillows aOnipted u n |le '*"** #4001 Smoker Grill...... 16.88 • Super soft, soft, medium, firm Dewey, a member of the Re­ Red Tag Red Tag Our Reg. 22.90 4 40 formed Church of America, was • Non-allergenic and resilient Our Rag. 10.99 cSludent Trunk Zli i ordered reinstated June 6 by #4004 Eleetrie Wason Grill with Motor.....3 7 .4 0 die old tub • T re a te d proceu ,makes it washable out (lash . , . .1 ^ Our Rag. 49.90 Owe 7.97 • 3-ply riKlal comiruclion a l ) « , 4 shot fiasheubes lor Al. ^ U.S. Dist. Court Judge Noel P. Specials Specials • Fine collon down proof lick cover Chouar (rum Fox of Grand Rapids. #5001 Deluxe Eleetrie Waspn Grill & Motor 3 9 .8 8 Sizes: 21x27 or 22x28 a l initlicd in black baked bulbs Thda week, the U.S. 6th Circuit Our R»9. 54,90 y . tonight... enamel Sky Blue or ^ Maa/ii Court of Appeals in Cincinnati o n a l l o n a l l 6 " a .We .30"xlSVxl21i" #5010 Large Wagon Grill with Motor...... 3 2 .8 8 ^ Avocado fC A denied a company moUon which Our Reg. 43.00 Not all models in all stores . . . no ruin uhccks. ifyour would'’ have barred Dewey from returning to work until the com­ Redwood Coolers • Jugs pany’s appeal is settled. ’The water heaters die maleer's attorney, Peter Furniture Chests 'Tolley, sold the order enjoinlhg Save An Extra 30% Off SAVF A> Reynolds from forcing Dewiy to Houte and Garden Yard Guard getting (dd. rwork on Sundays was the tlrst In Our Inventory In Our Inventory Galdor'slLow Prices on AH' federal court case where retl- Bug K iller Outdoor Fogger FXTRA glous discrimination has been Save More Than Save More Than •*GHARGK forbidden under terms of the Water Skis • Ski Tow Ropes Our neg?1.29 Our Rag. 1.79 gio 1964 Civil Rights Act. ITT/ Tolley said Dewey refused to provide a subsUtute worker be­ 25% OFF 25% OFF Life Jackets * Water Boards -’1 . cause he believed that to do so on 8ome items on Home items would be as wrong as working Swim Masks • Swim Fins 'Snorkels SCIW Eleclric Olivetti Portable on the Sabbath himself. ’ Limited to oui present stiK-k. • Limited to our present stock 1.47 Vashira 10 E Power Zoom Non-toxic, sale rot humans, pets. Dewey said Reynolds will owe .No ram checks, no special e No rum checks. In our present stock . . . no ram checks! reinsKills flyingiiyiiig insectsinsccis up iolo 20".:u away away. orders.' Pleasant odor, non-slaining. Repels flies, mosquitos, gnats, etc. G eneral E leclric Typewriler Typewriter him nearly $7,600 if the decWon Safe for use on plants. #1671 .Super 8 Movie Camera is upupheld but said that was not A Must for lawn or patio. #1601 his reason for fighting. What he Gloek Radio Our Rag. Oyr wants, he s(Ud, is religious free­ ' I ieclrunit b iw f iervi..muiiM O" (Ug 144.97 4t 97 dom. Zebco Tennis Racket 119.97 ; r 3 9 « « tiNnbmaiM>n Uu consMianllv ^rfaci tuiMaar During the time since Dewey General Flectric 2 .Solid St»'' * I uli M/e keyhcjtrd •PiMatiful 4.) fi„, 11)9** '•'satr /jjurn 2 •Eaiy lo uir. iighl lypmg ac- • S-yrv waninirr 70 was fired ,he has worked at Ms Fishing Kit Press and Cover * mdrniion range , a Wake Up To 44 lion * Adjuttjbit Ifjuch control brother’s'lised cao* lot and in on Portable .Lighted Clock * wetfhl 7 Ctdof ribbon • halteiy drnc n v m .m S m f I wAll Rood feiluret of office •Cirry cb k included automobile body shop. Our Dootwah...getaiiew a4" Dynamic Speaker * V>e*i wjfftntce Combination lypewfiier* ’The $7,500 is the difference be­ Rgg. Window Fan to ( arty mg caie included tween Ms Income on those jobs 10.97 7.70 ilamekssd^rtric and what ho could have made at 9P*.-»A’- aanuif T. Reynolds. ' Two pK-ce rod, reel. Iisliing Witter heater! line. 1.59 • Fast, economical > All you need is waiei and New Sm og Alert ban! .Stuidy piess and cover, conv 18.88 • Quiet, no flame RG6INA.JL (AP) —’Ihe ' A de|>eiidjble name in fish­ binalion gives your lackel the • 3-spccd, 5 element high velocity 2 second first-rtage smog alert of ing piolrction It needs fan. • N o pilot, no flue the year in the Los Angeles ba­ Portable use in window or on • Fits almost anywhere Rug Pile Dial sin came a day after the first Save An Extra Steel Splasher Pool Hoor. ^ and was officially described as W ilson Protective grids on both sides. • Plenty o f hot water the worrt air pollution, in nearly Cleelrik broom two years. ('ham pionship all the time Ten minutes after the alert 20% O ff • Sturdv steel ciicuiai piHil For KugH or Floorn • Mej>> gauge\myl liner While there’s still time, pmacTOH was called ’Thursday by the Air Out Reg 1 ow Prices on Tennis Balls See Our Clearance Prices Pollution Control District, the • 6' Wide. 15*’ deep s 4.99 ‘...... i call BILEX ooncentratton of ozone reached All Ollie- ••PI h i' .70 parts per million parts of sir On All Floor Samples P/WerOR-SiLEX Fishing kits M m i \\uiliihle - 8 I'l. \ I ,'i iii, Bemzomalir Torch Kil in the east San Gabriel Valley. 2-Slite Toaster On Aug. ,80, 1967, the dlstrlot Lures. Rods & Reels 1.77 OurR sg9.99 •I’lS H no (am. heck...... '____ 6.99 said the count was .78, also in Steam and Drv iron ' • Ciet perfect roati frurrt any the east San Gabriel Valley. in oiir inveiilorv •Vacuunr packed can ol .< Fans and Air Cond. Our fU«. t-M kind of bread even fro Ou# t M to Light«eigbr '^nfy h \ Ibi In the Wednesday alert the lively balls lOMl IN AM) Si t I LtARANt t Ril) lAli SPiUALS L b GO * t iiy -lo-iee fabric dial ren tofVam clairv grtc under • No Rain I'liccks •Wilson ilie plaseis lavoiile' aplenty of tieam fcH easier osone level peaked at .62. ON ALL PlXlL.S, LA MS. PL m .R O l NI) i0 L IPM i;NI In our inventory * Rehealc cold toaft «tfboui kn» furniture to I jfeiune fuarm ue A first-stage alert is a radio ironing burning to iii ffnpty dj/t cup •VniNe water level 99 77 to Prupaiw toech anlh braaa lU im buirwr and pro warning to the public that smog to Seieci-fonic cedm curMroi toSiz d u U b a p lo buy » Avocado handk * panic cylmdef — y - is getting out of control and a Avfxado coiof # r 11 SORRY. NO RAIN CHECKS ON THESE CLEARANCE ITEMS! to tieat |obt up tu faaUr.tatitr directive to schools to curtail TheFlaindess physical activity programs. 1 _ IL In a second-stage alert, when / SAU; FRI. and SAT. EledricWMer, the ocone count reaches one CuMor MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TVRNPKE part per million parts of olr, the Heater is today’s O A 1 ^ 0 O I \ MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE ' / SALE; FRDAY K SATURDAY district J» authorised to close OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT EXIT 93. W naU R CROSS PARKWAY We reserve fhe iigiil lo liiaiti(|u4nfilM-i OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT down loctories in the affected matchless value ^ EXIT 93, WILBUR (ROSS PARKWAY

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Section Two FRffiAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1969 Army Asked to TJxplain Eight Youths iRanrlfrptrr Enrntttg IfrraUi Failure to Avoid Deafness Arrested On PLAZA DEPT. STORE WASHINGTON (AP) — The 164 decibels on rifle ranges, far Herpin Charge fWe Have A Notion to PkM s) Ombudsmen Locked Out, Court Declines Vernon . > ranking mem ber of the House above the 150-decibeI damage hi. TPias/ (Next to Popolar Maiket) — 7------public health sub^m m lttee to- decibels In tanks, W EST HAVEN, Conn. (A P ) — To Hear Appeal OPEN WED., raUBS. and SHI. TBJL • Gets OrnhudsmUin^s Help day asked Arm v ®ven Bight youths have been arrested Zone Board Votes Change StnnievR R ♦ • 1 . noisier situations When , artillery on charges related to alleged use _TViwn Director David Ode- On MEG Issue Stanley R. Resor to explain why and tank cannon are fired. BACK TO SCHOOL wMi BUSTER BROWN dnrity of Manchester Memorial of heroin on themselves and on gaud, who maimed a Boeud of Hoqiltal’s Rimsell St parkii^ Judge W alter Sidor, In Hart­ the A rm y hasn’t fcdlowed Its One bit of possible protection, two 14-year-old girls. lot oomidained that the promis­ ford Ooimty Superior Court, has To Allow Light Industry own recomm^idations to pre­ suggested as standard by Dr. Sock and Shirts for Ecny Cora, More Woor Dtaectms’ comment aeaaion last ed landscaping of the lot had vent partial deafness to train­ Jerry L. Northern, chief audiol­ ’The Thursday arrests culmin­ night, to bear complaints from declinto to hear a motion from ' After a sea-sion that ended at Bernard Crowl. executive dl- not been acoompUahed. ees. ogist at Water Reed Army Hos­ ated a three-week Investigation and Tnio Hr. Largo Soloctfon at Plan . . . tha public, has a complahit of And two residenta o f the Bush Rep. Paul G. Rogers, D-Fla., pital, is the type, o f ekr muffs by local detectives and repre­ S^StaHl’c ^ r t ? '^ fc i^ r E m " ' the change be approved. bis own—he was locked out of Hill-Glendale area told Odegard ployea appealing certification of approved an amend- also asked Secretary of Defei»e used by civilian airport crews. sented the most numerous drug The changes Involve two the Miadctoal Building until 8. that a petition will be submit­ tha. Jjtonohoster MEG (Munlcl- " i * " ! to the zoning regulatlon-H .Melvin R. Laird In another let­ ’They cost $6 a pair and would arrest made here at one time. _ , ^ , areas, V Including the fotlowiiur The comment session started at ted soon to the Board o f Di­ ter to explain why the separate be useful in training. Northern Bonds were set as high as pal Employes Group) by the that wlUwill allow light industry In streets: UnionUnion. West Reran 6:80, and he held office for an rectors, requesting pbap. sigts at servicen haven’t Joined to pre­ said. ♦80,000, which was levied on Jo­ State Board of Labor Relations. two areas zoned for recreation Maple, Nye, Spring, -ra- hour and a half on the back the intersection. vent ear damage from the noise But doctors at some bases de­ seph Pettis Jr. after he was He ruled In favor of the state steps o f the building. and oojjimerclal uto- A representative of the Plas- of weapons during training. cline to approve their use in charged with 10 counts involv­ board, aoid erased the Local's ” It’s unexplainable for one ing narcotics and injury or risk WhenYouBuya Only after the fourth 00m- appeal from the court docket. Tho amendment will allow the tlfoam Corp., a local Industry most cases because they consid­ plainaat of these adio ^^leaued Scaly Plastics Corp., owned by which has started new opera- service to be doing one thing, of injury to a minor. The state board. In May. had er the cost^too high. teleidioned Assistant ’Town Man­ Public Records Soymour Lavitt, to continue op- tlons on Spring St., expressed another to be doing nothing and Among the other suspects are Waiiantee Deeds ruled that the MEG was a true In his letters, Rogers said: Monument from a g er John Harkkrts, were the ertitlons at Ita present locatlosi concern that that' buslnesa none o f them coordinated," Arthur McMellon, 17, and Wil­ labor organiaztion. as defined "The outlay of the Veterans Ad­ doora o p e n o i. Valmore A. end Laetitla J. on Union St. might be Jeopardised If the Rogers said. liam Ahern and Edward SA PO R m Gagne to Helen Ostrowski prop­ by state statutes. It ordered an ministration for healing defects One complelnt from the pub­ A cUril suit was filed In Tol- change was not made. He too In an interview Rogers also CorqnkI, both 18. McMellon was election of Its members for each year amounts to more than MEMORIAL CO. lic was from a man who re­ erty at 82 Broad St., con vey Ituvl County Superior Court sev- said he purchased the Spring said the government has a dou­ charged with nine counts involv­ 4N OBNTBB OXWBKr ance tax $28.60. June 1#. to determine whether $32 million. So in addition to sides near the B’arm er’s Co-op. enu months ago against Lnvitt’s St. property In good faith that ble standard on prevention of ing the same charges and his MsneliBatw # Mt-nai they wanted certification for doing physical harm to the men H e ctmidained of dust (grain LA M Homes Inc. to Paul J. firm by St. Joeieph’s Church. the change had already been deafness—requiring civilian themselves, it is costing the bond was set at $40,000. The and Claire C. Rosetta, property collective bargaining purposes. Y(M get our dependablA residue) allegedly covering thP Henr>" Butler and Peter Dow- approved. contractors of the Defense De­ government a great deal of other two face bonds of $80,000 on Ralph Rd., conveyance tax The vote was for certification The southeast expressway leading into Boston was blocked at the height of guidance, understanding, area. gtowtt-s, all located in the oren In approving the amendment, partment to keep decibel levels money to pay for this damage." each. $38.20. and. last month, the MEG re­ A woman complained of a of the firm. the Zoning Commission said It low while needlessly exposing the evening rush hour Thursday when three diesel engines coupled to one an­ (Police said the investigation and honest advice in sidewalk on Hilliard St. In poor ’Trade Name ceived ita certification papers At last night's hearing some will Instruct the zoning'enforce- troops in training to damaging other slammed through a barrier and blocked the superhighway’s northbound started with the arrests of two le< ^ g a family memorial oondltton. She aald that (h e had Paul 21anlungo, doing business from the state board. It now la 75 i>ooi»le nppe«ired In oppoelUon ment officer to strictly apply noise. lanes. The engines were being used in the Penn-Central’s Dover Street yard. 14-year-old girls who claimed pri(% a t o fit you r budget. Primary in Offing been assured by the engineer­ as Paul’s Odd Jobs Done, 110 eligible to bargain for Its mem­ to the zon*> change, which wa.>t standimla regarding noise, In his letters to Laird and Re­ they . had injected heroin into See our (xnnidete display There were no reports of injury and no explanation of how the accident hap­ ing department in the qirlng School St. bers, mostly clerical employes approx'cd in a 4-1 vote o t the smoke and odors throughout the sor, Rogers dted an Associated MlDDL.ETCyWN (A P ) — Stete pened. J,AP Photofax) their arms in the company of featuring fully guaran- In the town’s municipal build­ 2 that ft would be repaired soon. Attachment oommlaakin. district. Objectionable noises Press report that thousands of Rep. Raymond Didalo won ttte other persona. ^ ...... teed Select ings. ' Another woman complainant John C. Mldlin of South Wind­ In the Iju-m suit, Jixlgk> Alva will bo proftibitMl*at any time. soldiers in training suffer signif­ Democratic nomination for ma­ IBARRE* Barre Guild 'Cited the poor traffic flow on sor against Stanley Mldlin, Judge Sidor, In hla ruling, Uriselle ook-red lAvItt to close not Just during the evening icant healing losses because the yor of the city Thursday night Engines Take Off Nonweglan v x f io r e r Frederic M onum ents. Ciunbrldge St. She blamed the property at 20 ArcetUa Dr., $2,- cited a similar appeal and a iloa-n his Industrj’ citing a vlo- hours. Army doesn’t provide proper and in so doing raised! the prob­ Hyabnar Johansen accompanied IGUILD condition on parked cars on 500. similar ruling In 1067. ear protection. ability of a Democratic primary lalim o f law in the time re- Tlie original law contained Nansen In a North Pole expedi­ both (rides of the street. She Marriage license That year, the State Board of quiretl between notification of a two sections The only one re- "We have a stake in assuring In September. M onum sM s Railroad Accident Blocks Expressway tion and Amundsen in a South recommended that parking be James Lawrence Doble, Bast Labor Relations had ruled that propoHwl zone change and a pealml and amend»>d was the that every man who enters com­ Councilman John fyD ea, who Pole expedltloR. restricted to one side of the Hartford, and Mary Elizabeth the Town of Windsor Police De­ jniblle heoring, concerning permitted use. bat is physically fit and not in BOSTON (AP)—’Ihree Penn the nmthbound lane, which was were not a couple of dooen cars has been a frequent critic of the street only. Gamer, East Hartford, Aug. 20, partment Employes' Associ­ Ixivltt said ho moved Into the area ami yard requirements any way hampered by such ma- all but blocked by t W of the lo­ admlnlstratioo of Democratic In- Central locomotives, standing at the spot at the ttmeu’* A man who resides In the vl- South United Methodiat Church. ation was an appropriate group area In good faith, believing comotives. retained. Jor or minor hearing diffIcuIUes cumbent Kenneth J. Dooley, with their diesel enginen idling, A Penn Central spokesman for collective bargaining pur- that the change liad been ap­ 2 If the amendment had not which apparently have been re- announced Wednesday that he got into motion ’Thuneday, ran ’The Jam extended to the said the engines, hooked togetb- poses. and It ordered an elect- proved to .Include light Indturtry. suiting from this exposure to would fight for the party’s nom­ southboiW lane when curious er in tandem, were at an engine been npproviHl there could be off a spur track, and finally Ion by Its members. They won The original ordinance permit- noise in boot camp,” Rogers ination in' a primary. He motorists slowed down to look house, ready to be taken out for W . 6 . eUNNEY CO. a question ns to whether the halted \»dth two of them strad- the election. ted recreation and commercial wrote to Resor. at the engines.' Some of them night freight runs. new convent connected with 8t. now has to secure the required du^r d„ Exp™. The Town of Windsor filed an use. "Needless to say, this govern­ ’The crews were not aboard Jnseirii's luid the house Butler amount o f slgmutures to meet way. appeal. Judge I.«o Parsky, in Tlie plaintiffs objected to ment Is endangering the well closer looks, causing a tleiq;> and the ratlroad spokesman COUNTRY AUCTION moved to that location .would the prim ary requirements. ’The engines landed on the Hartford County Superior noise which they claimed gen- being of every serviceman who which reached several miles said an investigation is under­ •Y ‘ also be In violation of the or­ M ayor Dooley had announced road at mid-afternoon, and SUMMER Court, erase^ the appeal from erate^ tb e y are 2 to because trains are fodel 8 mneh more. Sale held rain or shine. Refreahments available. Lab Assistants Get Diplomas labor practice. At the hrartiq; last night, I-n- tile <;onstructrian of three apart­ Bight at that point. and 6:80 to 8 p.m. Judger Sidor, In hla denial of yitt, commented he did not at- ment buildings and it„'aniaU- R ^ . $49.95 Dr. Frederick P. Becker, The hospital and MUC coop- at the hospital, while Miss M or­ ’"Then I saw to my amaae- . . ^ LAWN MOWBt *44.88 the Ix>cal 091 motion, and iempl to bring out (wople on commerclal building on Rt. 33. head pathologist arid laboratory erate in presenting the course, MANCHESTER'S ment that this Iraln was nmning Admitted Wednesday ROBERT W. BUTLER SR. — 684-4143 rison will move to New Jersey. Judge Parsky, In hla denial of Ids behalf ns he felt It was not They aaketl to change the num­ Tight for the expressway," he dan Putnem, R h ed St., Rock- 22" 3V2^P BRIGGS-STRATTONBRIGGS-STRATTOI ENGINE director at Manchester Memor- Students spend the first year Pontlllo has no definite plans the 1967 motion, both ruled an election. ber of apartment buildings to Aucrionner and Soles Manager ial Hospital, presents diplomas taking courses at the college, for the future, os yet. (Herald said. "It was going at least 80 or vUle; Michael Povotoky, ’Tolland that there was no Indication of Itepreienting the lUM-kvIllr two, maintaining the m m e flodel 820! to the three graduates of the and the second year actually Only Fuel Oil Dealer 40 miles an hour. It was going photo by Silver) a prohibitive labor practiea. Area (.•liamber of Commerce, number of imlls. Ave., Rockville; Sarah Forbes, Medical Laboratory Assistant working and learning at the lab- too fast to make any turn on a LAWN MOWER Reg. $72.50 *64.88 Hartford ’Tpke., Vernon; Jo­ ”l£ loop or to be braked to a stop. course given by the h o^ltal and oraUory. Both girls graduated_ Open 24 Hours A Day! sephine Olender, Glenstone Dr. Manchester Community Cbl- from MOC last Jiuie and Pon- "M y God, I thought, that train 20" 3V2-HP Briggs-Srraiten Engine A Vernon; David Baldwin, Moun lege. tlllo attended the University of is going right falto the express­ tain St., Rockville; Paulette The new graduates received (tonnectlcut and the University way and It will kill and mangle Wallen, Gerald Dr., Vernon their diplomas In Informal of Hartford, on in now and beat the price increate on 1970 MORIARTY BROTHERS dozens of people and cars for L A W N M O W E R Richard Wetherell, Kbzley Road, ceremonies held yesterday at For the future, both girls' will sure. It would be going too fast ToUand, and Stanwood Pullen, the hospital. be married In separate cere- modalt— , and gat the benefit of our special CLEAR­ W fwm CiHiMMrs For Onnr for anyone to get out ofijlthe way. Rewind Starter—^Hodel 8212 Ovorbrook Dr., Vernon. The new lab assistants are, monies tomorrow —^Mlsa Be- Hovn Oo$nn ”I stopped the car short and POPULAR COMPACT V] of A Births Wednesday: Son to Mr, from left, Joanne Bemont of 104 mont In Hebron and Mias Mor- A N CE SALEl as I did so the train roared FECIAL' f i i n r O n n iu i^ fi and Mrs'. Francis Klncman across the road in front of me Falknor Dr.; Barbara Morrison lison In Hartford. After her Lewis St., Rockville. 1966 DODGE DAllt and onto the expressway. It was of West Hartford; and Angelo marriage. Miss Bemont plans about"' 80 feet away—possibly Discharged Wednesday: Ed­ PonUllo of 176H Spruce St. to stay on as a regular employe 4-Door Sedan. Equipped Just rlg^it wfth 6-cyllnder engine, less. It Juat missed one car. ward Sldlllng, Huntington Dr.^ CALL Vernon; Ruth Marie Smlchen- [J 643-5135 ’There was a screeching of ONE ONLY—24” 4 HP. Brigg»-Stntfon Ei«kie automatic transmlsBion, radio. A very clean car and in which he la alleged to have B uy Now! B M OBMTER S1REIET AAAMCHesnR brakes______and all__ the cars Stopped. Pinnacle Rd., Ellington; played a part. priced to appeal to you. Color; Dark blue/blue interior. "tt was a miracle that there Oarol Dickinson, Walbridge hill 12th Circuit His arreat was followed by a Rd., Tolland; Stanwood Pullen, RIDING MOW Bt Reg. $219.56 *1 9 9 5 6 series of motions on the port Overbrook Dr., Vernon; iFrancds of his defense counsel, Wesley Wlsnlski, Griswold St., Man­ Court Cases Trade Now! Gryk. In yesterday's regular chester; James Gedrim, Ablqr criminal court sssston, Gryk Road, Wapplng; Jarvis Clapp, MANCHESTER SESSION FAMILY SIZE 22* PORTAILE and assistant pnooecutor W il­ Mhln St., Ellington; Nancy 20' WINDOW FAN liam OoUins agreed that they Lemek, M*. Vernon Apts., Rock- In a special appearance be­ BABB'S G SAVE 5.CTI would appear in court today so Save Now! vlUe; Claire Burns, Cone Road, BRAZIER fore Judge Thomas Oorrigan that Mercer may plead before ’Tolland; Edith Grazlani, Cider this morning at 10 o'clock. Ron­ Gryk leaves on vacation. FREE & EASY WAY TO M ill Rd., ElUlngton; M ary Del- 1495 ald Mercer. 30, of 116 Summit larlpa. Warehouse Point; Joan There will be a hearing for 1488 St., pleaded not gulHy to two Hadvoy, Prospect St., Rock probable cause Sept. 25. vllle; Flora Hagenty, South DeCormier Motor Sale$, Ihc. counts of aggravated assault In yesterday's__ court, Ray- 70s W ill Be Higher—So, Buy Now and Savel SHOP FOR A CAR... St., RockvlUe and Mra. Mary Adjust- Aluminum blades; 285 B8 OAD 8TBEET, MANCHESTIK—043-4165 and two counts of maiming with mond Reed, 81, of 74 Cottage Ann Wllcoot and son. Spring St., able, chromed 2 speeds; motor Intents to disfigure. st.. charged with operating a i r We Still Have A Nice Selection of I969'» To Choote Fronn i f Rockville. grid; handles; never needs oiling. M ercer was arrested last motor vehicle under the influ- tubular steel S n a p - o u t s a f e t y March after a bar-room brawl ence of alcohol, pleaded nolo. Know which dealers Dozens of dealers register used legs, braces. grills for cleaning. ______He was found guilty and fined have the car you want. cars with AUTO-MATE. Rock 'Feedval $ 100. . Dwayne RateUtf. 16, of Wllll- NEW YORK (AP) — When manUc, pleaded guilty to a When you fill out and mail the postage-free coupon, Auto-Mate the great rock festival was im- aubsUtute charged of breach of der way last weekend, one of will send you — by return mail — FREE — a detailed descrip­ peace and was fined ISO. Ttke the organisers looked out at ttw BlaokaDeokBn’ original charge was two cxMints tion of each auto that “ mates” your wishes . . . and where it is. mass of per^le and reportedly SHRUB o f break and entry and two said that If he ever did It ((gain U -278 counts of larceny. « You’ll know where to go for just what you want. he’d hold It in the Qrand Can­ and HED8E TRIMMER' yon. DELUXE In a companion matter, Wil­ Side handle for left or liam Lovely, 17. of WllUman- PLEASE PRINT PLAINLY Now the pro(lucera say th^ CHECK AQE GROUP want to Schedule an even bigger right hand; deeprcut- Uc. charged with theft of an Your nom o. UWN blade; 2 amps. i □ 1618 □ 3539 festiveU next summer, Aug. 81- automobile, two counts of break and entry, and two counts <>l Brand N«w Marcury 1969 Montego MX 4-Door Sodon 19-22 Q '40-49 23, and the tentative plan is to Btroot addrott. EDGER ■' lAfcVny, had his case continued 2328 n . 50-59 hold it In the same small town, This la the roomier, soiimlar Intermediate! 'The Montego MX to the next Tolland County Su­ City, state, zip. Tel. no,, 29 34 □ 60-PLUS ^ t e Lake. N.T., population Four-Door Sedan offers beautiful proof that luxury u now SALE PRICE! 3.00U. & perior Court seosion. A 11,000 within every buyer's reach FInUhetl In deep luster White Chock (or circio) tvary spocifkatkm Important to you. Do not chock "W e’ve been offered (he same 8C-FT IXHid was reduced to $600. r - CLIP OUT Easy'lfAtseablf ll•lMfe enamel, complementrw] with a rwl comfort, wesve vinyl Interior, boxos not absolutoty roquirod. FOwor chocks, widor choice of cars. rtte,” said Michael Lang, 34, rs- TRIMMEI NYLON REINFORCED VIHTL A third WUUmanUc youth ar­ (71 a l l c o u n t ie s ferrlng to the 600-cu:re dairy rested with Radellff and Lovely. black vln)rl roof. TTita car is further perwasUised with the Chock county you llvo In. You will □ HARTFORp NEW LONDON n WINDHAM n MIDDLESEX farm of Max Tasgur. “And KETTLE Only at S. B. M. Michael Saucier, 16. was re­ following options. 302 cubic Inch regular gas. V'H engine, rocoivo Hat of cara in that county Ci NEW HAVEN FAIRFIELD ; \J LITCHFIELD ' □ TOLLAND AY GARDEN HOSE plua In any other county you chock, we’ve been offared additional ferred to the Family Relations automatic, ccnirlsey llghta, whitewalls, power steering, radio, land up there.’* GRIU Office for possible referral to remote cootrol mirror, deluxe wheel oovars Fsdsrtti, Label I4«t M AKE (fHI in)______MODEL (fill In). YEAR (flit In). An estimated 400,000 young Juvenile Court. ^ ♦S440. ” omoHS TRANSMISSION BODY STYLE 9-pag. station wagon people gathered for die three 16“ can you bank Michael Barton. 10, of U D Radio [71 Automatic G 2-door aodan Convartibla days of music, marijuana 2 9 9 7 Chrome-plated Doone St., arreoted Wednesday 2 Q Air conditioning [71 3-apaod coIJmn G 4 -djX>r aodan LImouaina mud. The turnout created m as­ grid, black por­ for parole vkriaUon, was pre­ BRAND NEW 1960 HERCCRY BRAND NEW 191$ NEROURY Q Vinyf roof [7] 4-apood column Flexible at 0*. Re- Reg. $.81 (^ 2-door hardtop. Jaap sive traffic Jams, shortages of celain covMed sented In court and placed un­ MONTBOO 2 Df>OR IIARimiP MO.Vrr.RRV 4-IMKMI SEIIA.N 2 Q Laathor Interior (7] 3 apood floor [ ] 4-door hardtop Motorcycia inforced with ny- food, water and medloal sup- cooker, alumi­ der a 12.000 surety bond.’ His Until now you bad to sacrifice room or beauty if yai □ Buckat oaata G 4 apood floor [ J 6-pag. station wagon Coup# A comoletely new designed unit Ion truck-tire cord. M g y Now at a prl cylinder G V8 standard All power passed results. V4 H.P. motor a new stance as Montego stands ready fof family fun ENOINt ^ Brakes n s»,« « $1 million dellolt. day In East Hartfonl. turnpike performance of a truly quahty car 390 cubic I cylinder Y8 high part. POWER Steering Saturday mornings G { Windows FILL OUT tM t moves the cutting blide at and action! 200 cubic Inch. 6 cylinder sconrjmy engine, H John Page, 18. of *27 Wood- ifKh V-3 engine, automatic, power front disc braksa, 1 3 , ^ rpm. Exclusive winged automatic, oourtesy lights, whitewall liras, prjwer steer­ COUHt O Dark green n Dark red Ivory i I Matalhc gtaan bridge St., also arrested pi/wrr steering, radio, black vinyl r»j>if, whitewall Urea. G llfht green Light grey Silver L j MatallK rad blade clears away overgrown ing radio, remote ootUrol mirror, deluxe wheel oevsra nmvM I contnri mirror, ail vinyl tma^nor wall to wall car- Wednesday and charged with Federal Label List $3117 □ Bl«li □ DerkM ue Chercoel grey Odd li] Light fhadat grass. As an edger, the unit will p4tlng FederaJ Label List $4099 TREMNO SEPTIC trench an edge up to deep! % Discount parole violation, was prtainted □ White G light blue Yellow Metallic gray G bark shadaa 26 SALE PRK E: HALE PRICE! □ Brown G llsht red Ten Malalllc blut If no cdor prafarrad, As a trimmer, oversired wheels In court and placed under a 2 Indicata ahadt. TANK SERVICE provide greater maneuverability. 32,000 bond. He will appear in *2769 *3356 OiiAIIOHier from 9 to 12 noon court Monday In Manchester. FOLD ALONG HERE, THIS SIDE DUT M o iW U 2 7 8 Sara Penny of RockvlUe BRAND NEW IN 9 MERCURY BRAND NEW 1969 NERCURY Tel. 7$2-$77$ pleaded not guilty to a charge rOCOAR t-DOOR HARDTOP • . * . Braziers, Fans of reckless driving. Aftsr a MONTEREY CONVERTIBLE FIRST CLASS 39 9 • Main Street brief trail, she won her case If mu're oeeiinea.deetlned. forlor the sports car Ufe. let Cougar Finished In medium blue metallic, coaiptsmsntsd with lead lbs w ay’ lAI cubic inch V-M engine, use* reguiaf Permit No. 4293 and was declared not guilty by blue sll vinyl Interior, white convertlbie top. automatic. M o 4 d U 1 7 6 and Garden Hose gas. 3 speed fully syncrumsed standard transenUalon. Judge CofTlgan. whltswaUs, power wlndowa power fraol disc brakes whitewall tirsw, renvAs c

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' /. ■ ■ . -A V: -:-y PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALi). MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Coventry again of a change in dump hosirs, necessitated to comply British Troops Asked with State Board of Health re­ P a ir T o W e d quirements since the dump be­ Council of Churches To Give Couple To Donate $TftOO gan a land-fill operation. To Patrol Rural Ulster The dump, on Rt. 31, is now In S tyle--- To fiefter Serve You BELt-AST (AP) — Northern Ge GLENNEY CO $200,000to the Oppressed The govemmmt of the Irish w. open Monday, Thursday, Friday To Ready Baseball Field Ireland’s 7 religious leefiers Republic in Dublin announced and Saturday from 8 a.m. to ' /SUMMER' ' CANTERBURY, England victory for the council’s Ameri­ RADIO SERVICES 3:30 p.m. ahd on Tuesday from asked the British army today to 100 refugees were crossing the Of the 1800s The Board of Selectmen held The selectmen also read a border from the tiMih each day. (AP) —^Tlie leaders of the mul- can general secretary. Dr. Eu­ IS EXPANDING 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. It is closed act against the terror stalking SAN ANGELO. Tlex. (AP) — gene Carson Blake, who had its first formal meeiting laat letter from John Adamclk, Rt. on Wednesday and Sunday. The Defense Department said Uraclal Work) Council of night in several weeks, the first 31, who is postmaster at the the back streets of the province. 1,000 are housed in army bases, It is not going to be an ordinary sought a strong statement on 1010 BURNSIDE AVE. This gives the dump care­ CLEARANCE SALE! Oiurches agreed Thursday racism. local post office. Adamcik said colleges, hospitals and other since before two of the mem­ taker time to clean the area Despite the week-long mili­ ■ununer wedding. Or even an night that white churches should EAST HARTFORD In his letter that he was aware and pack the refuse, and on tary ctmtrol of Bdfast’s princi­ cc^jfters and it w as believed al- ordinary mUtary wedding Sat­ Delegates overwhelmingly de­ bers, Michael Pesce and Wil­ ihoot as many have been taken make "significant" financial feated a move by Dr. Ernest A. of the town’s need for land to Tuesday mornings, fill is hauled pal riot spots, families were still urday. Effective Sepf. 2nd liam Glenney, left on the trip to be used for a cemetery or other in by relatives and friends. Live like a Texas millionaire... contrlbuUons to the racially op- - Payne of England to .scrap the around the dump site so that staying away from their homes I When Spec. 4 Anthcmy B lr 20, Coventry England on July 17. town use, and he said that he It can be u8ed4o cover the re­ because they feared gasoline The future of U lster’s B-Spe- pressed with' no strings at­ fund proposal In favor of an ap­ Several small items have been would like to offer 28 acres of fuse. bomb aittacks. cial police, the Protestant par- and Patricia Benton 21, ^ Son tached. But they rejected Uie peal to m em ber chxirches. accumulating on the desks since his' land for consideration in eimiUtary outfl^ of 8,000 part- *iu^Foi^^ded by GLEN NET'S Angelo decided to get married reparations tag for such pay­ Pa^e, one of the six world These attacks have hit both council presidents, said it would then, and much of this was tak­ this. Rpman Catholic and Protestant timUrs hated' and feared by in Ft. Concho Chapel, communi- ments. en care of last night. This will be further discussed Catholiqs, will be decided by an ^ teaders jumped in and decid­ To support the stand, the be morally wrong to "transfer Ex-Line G>ach families. The usual form is an council money to a purpose on Selectmen read, a letter from later, selectmen agreed. anonymous letter pushed .advisory body set up by Chlch- ed it would be a wedding of the council representing more than Mr. and MA. Herbert Rose who A letter from the South Cov­ 'ester-Clark.. 1800s. 235 Protestant and Orthodox de­ which member churche.s had Held in Death through the mail box saying: not previously given an opin­ have offered to donate $1,000 for entry Fire Department inform­ “Get out or be burned out.’’ Tile investigation, headed by • Quickly formed was a com- nominations voted to give 1967 CHEVROLET Improvement of ah area in the ed the Board of-Selectmen that DOVER, N.H. (AP)—Frank OiHtee representing GoodfeUow $200,0(X>—a seventh of Its re­ ion." Conway, 37, of Dover, a former A communique issued after a Lord Hunt, who led the Britleii north end to be used for a base­ the new Mack Fire Truck has Air Force Base where Blr is sta- serves—to groups representing William P. Thompson of Phil­ football line coach at the Uni­ meeting of the conciliation com­ expedition that conquered Mt. Bel Air Station Wogon ball field. The Roses suggested been put Into top shape now, Everest, will look into the re­ Uoned, the Boeird of City Devd- the oppressed and to seek anoth­ adelphia. Pa., clerk o< the Unit­ versity of New Hampshire, was mittee set up by Prime Minister the Skilton property, recently and suggested that since it now cruitment, organization, struc­ opments which raised $600 to er $$i00,00 from mem ber ed ^esbyterian Church In the held today for Boston police on James Chlchester-Clark said, • POWER STEERING purchased by the town, for the 6elp and the Ft. Concho churches. Recipient organiza­ U.S.A., replied that the fund meets with full fire department a murder warrant. "The meeting discussed the ture and composition of the B- • AUTO. TRANS. purpose, and said the donation Speclals and ' the Royal Ulster Museum Board. The bride- and tions were not named. would be "the most meaningful approval, the selectmen pay the .Conway was scheduled to be question of families who are would- be made , in memory of Constabulary. her mother for once became -al­ Hie -fund was the key point of way to demonstrate our belief, • R.\DIO $3,000 outstanding on the pur­ arraigned to d ay In Dover iftn a being terrorized into leaving their son, Chris, who was killed most secondary to the planning. a five-year aid and educational to do something costly to us and • WHITE TIRES chase price. Minor alterations charge of being a fugitive, preli­ their homes and a request was The B-men were not expected last year in an automobile acci­ were required on the vehicle to survive in their present tom ’ Ft. Concho was founded in program approved by the coun­ to show we mean what we aay." dent. Chris, they said, had minary to rendition to Massa­ made to the ministry to ensure 1867, faded when the In^ien following Its purchase before chusetts. that protection was ^ven. of armed riot police. Forr the cil’s 120-member Central Com­ Dr. Robert J. Marshall of Chi­ played Little League baseball the firemen felt they could time being th^ have been threat eased and finally wall mittee at Its annual meeting cago,' president of the Lutheran *1995 Boston police obtained a war­ "It was also asked that the taken over as a historical site. as a youngster, and hod often authorize full payment. placed under control of the Cf 9702 4 which ends today. Church In America, opposed key rant In Borfton Municipal Court government and the security Problems sprang up every­ said he thought there should be Army and removed from troub- The committee called on parts of the resolution, saying Selectmen appointed George charging Conway with murder forces should take the strongest where tor the ceremony. a field in the north end of the Ross, River Rd., and Arthur lespots. churches "to move beyond char­ the statements against racism TED TRUDON. Inc. 2 In the fatal shooting of Samuel possible measures against all town. The only playing field is ^ Problem: There was no "^>e- ity grants and traditional pro­ Blondin, Root Rd., to the In­ Bailey, 17, of that city’s South forms of intimidation.’’ eialist" rank In the 1800s. were self-defeating because VOLKSWAGEN PORS('HE the Plains, in the extreme south gramming to relevant and sac­ dustrial Development Commis­ End. ' Solution: Blr and his beat they were too radical. He said end. The committee includes lead­ rificial action leading to new re­ TOLLAND TPKE.—TAL(’OTTVIIJ,E sion to fill two Democratic va­ Bailey wort shot In a Back Bay Mayor 1» Busy man. Spec. 6 Michael Goss of such 'Jtatements as the assertion Hugo Thomas, chairman of ers of the principal Protestant lationships of dignity and Justice cancies on that group. alleyway shortly before 5 a.m. Fla., will hold the rank that white churches hud benefit­ the Conservation Commission, Churches but only an observer CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — Cas­ Orlando, among all men." Reslfpiatlons Thursday. Police said the gun­ FENCE of sergeant-for-apday when they ed from racial exploitation has already replied to the Roses from the Roman Catholic per Mayor Harry Geldien is a The group added: "turn people off In a way that letter. and thwked them for Accepted were resignations fire came from a parked station Church. Sts purpose is to take busy man, and he will be busier. don their period uniforms, nte from Ernest Hamblett, from the wagon bearing New Hampshire committee found uniforms of "Churches which have bene­ makes tt Impooatble to work their generous offer. ThOmas the heat out of the religious Geldien was appointed acting fited from racially exploitative with them further." suggested that his commission C-DAlP committee and Leonard plates. The car was driven feuding that left eight dead in the 1800s period for some of the Benjamin from both IDC and 'away after the shooting. city manager when the city guests at the reception. economic -systems should Most committee members ex­ hold a Joint meeWng with the major riots last week. manager resigned last month. Immediately allocate a signifi­ selectmen and the recreation his position os alternate oh the Henry L. .Tones, 19, was ‘ To meet the committee’s re­ 2 RAIL ROUND RAIL WHITE CEDAR ProlHem: The diapel, used pressed beliefs that the contri­ 2 Planning and Zoning Commis­ wounded In the right hand and Now with the reopening of, more in fOrt days a s a scho(ri cant portion of their total re­ bution would strengthen the Im­ committee to further discuss the quest British army units would schools, he resumed work as sources, without employing pa­ sugge.stion, and this was quickly sion. taken to Boston City Hospital. have to extend their opeiiatkne 10 FT. SECTIONS house than a iwly place, has no age and purpose of the council. athletic coordinator’ for the Oas- 8' SECTIONS ternalistic mechanisms of con­ agreed to by the three seleot- Hamblett cited his Job, which I’olicc said the shooting began in Northern, Ireland which so far air condttloning. per-M i^est school system. R*g. $3>I0 R*q. $4.30 trol, . to organisations of the ra­ men, who will announce a meet­ requires extensive travel as the when the youths approached the have been limited to trouble . Solution: The wedding will be cially oppressed or organisa­ ing date In the near future. reason for his resignation. Ben­ station wagon In which the male . spots in Londonderry and Bel­ How long Geldien holds down pt 9 a.m . Find A No Hare TenAion A 'baseball field on the Skil­ jamin noted "increased respon­ driver was sitting with a wom- fast. three Jobs dependq on how soon . Problem: In the only occoudt tions supporting victims of ra­ cial Injustice." FT, BRAGG, N.C. (AP) — ton property has been suggest­ sibilities'’ in other areas as his. IU1. Threats against homes are the caty Council can find a new bf a fort wedding, guests were Jolin G. Keater, a special con­ ed all along as one use for the He was recently named chair­ Conway was a defensive coach known to have been issued in city manager. Geldien earns served champagne and smoked ‘IRe committee rejected In large tract, containing over 30 man of the Republican Town at Southern Connecticut State the east Belfast area, close to about $1,000 a rnonth for his 3.10 3.95 bysters. The 1069 bride refused principle B la^ Power , leader sultant to the assistant secre­ acres, which will eventually Committee. College during the 1966-67 foot­ the capital’s huge shipbuilding school duties, $1,200 monthly as 4o eat oysters at that time of ’s demand for tary of the Arnjy. said Thursday probably become a multi-use Ihmip Hours ball .-teasons. He went to UNH city manager and $10 a year for Jday and rules governing the Ft. (BJP Photo) $SOO million In reparations from after two days of tnvestJgaUng complex and in some provincial FROM THE Wh it e c e d a r f o r e s t o f facility. ~— Town residents are reminded after leaving SCSC. towns. being mayor. Concho building in which the re- Fireirieh and divers searching Connecticut River last night. white churches, saying repara­ at Ft. Bragg, that the post Is VERMONT NORTHEAST KINGDOM J:epUon wUl be held prohibit al- tions was only an attempt to "not racially tense." TOWN AND COUNTRY RUSTIC «<^olic beverages. "apportion guilt for the past." Hester and five other civilians •Vhe Ywracle of " S(4utlon: Neither oysters nor Body of Area Man Sought Off South Windsor But one source pointed out that —members of a team from the ■chami>agne will be served. •It the group had upheld two of Departm ent of Di-fense talked downtown ntancKeste.v There will be, however, a varte- South Windsor police, fire­ Eugene Montano of Maple- According to a witness] Mon­ Forman's main contentions: to more thrni 150 soldiers In STOCKADE FENCING men and scuba divers arej con­ ■ty of food—recipes of Mrs. Ben­ vvood Ave., an employe of the tano splashed a few Umes and That white churches were guilty looking Into whether there Is ra ­ SAVE $3. SAVE a jamin Grierson, wife of ,the tinuing a search todry for the South Wind.sor Garage,, parked th'n disappeared.- Police were of racialism and that the cial strife on the post, which has open Res- ‘fort’s first commander. body of a 52-year-old East Hart­ his truck at Snerry Rd. abo'-t .‘.canning the area yesterday churches should give ftinds dl- 6,000 men. | EVERY EVERY v r $ H Problem: The chapel will seat ford man who reportedly dived 10:30 a.m., walked over to the from a plane as well as boats. rectlj' to victims of dlsciimthn- Ft. Bragg was the first of sev­ tinly 80 and still leave room for into the Connecticut River yes­ river bank and dived in, po­ As of noon today the search tlon. eral military Installations to be "tM ight till Section $ 1 4 1 5 terday and disappeared. SELLIfNI DAY W O lM A iil |W| SELLIN8 DAY 11.95 *the bride and her hoop skirt to lice said. was still going on. The committee action woe a visited by the team. 'get down the aisle. INC. Solution: Only dignitaries, ALL ABOVE ITEMS ARE PICKUP PRICES "special guests and the couples’ loads of f(x>d had reached the AND SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND DfamiUes will be allowed inside. aiea, with the first trlnload of FLETiSiiffISnBSliD: OF MANCIRniTKk for back-to-school -D tV 4 Last Homeward Look food and supplies scheduled to A (Continued from Page One) Dr. Frank Wiygul, state arrive today. S 4 M 5 n health director, said the poten­ About 250 military planes had 54 McKEE STREET : Wese Growth But the swelling tide pf aid f I f the rmln w on't drain... tially hazardous health situation airlifted 2,750 tons of supplies from the outside was showing Now Is the ttm e to bring In j v a t screens to be rumlred. along the coast was under con­ into the area and some 600 pri­ r Plan Is Tabled results. Storm window glnae replaced. STOP MUTTERING, trol with no signs of epidemic. vate planes had shuttled In HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Navy Capt. Jam es M. Hill Jr., . Water systems at Pascagoula, more than 300 tons of medicine commanding the 800 Seabees AUTO OLASS INSTALLED ^usrer^ointv i START GUTTERING! IlThe State Bond commission has Ocean Springs and Moss Point, and food. “DUTCH AUCTION” engaged in the Search and res­ operating with emergency gen­ A force of approximately 800 QUALITY • ECONOMY • STYLE " tabled tor the third time a pro- OLASS FURNITURE TOPS cue operation in the area erator power, had been diwlared telephone and power company 100% Premium DtMJN* Cotton ^posai to spend $1 million for stretching from Gulfport to Bay safe for drinking, he said, and linemen fro mnelghborlng states M IRRORS (Fireplaet and Door) White Painted Aluminum ^ site in Danbury to expand St. Louis, said he expected to tests were being made on the struggled to expand communi­ complete it today. Rag. $3.60. • W estern Ocnnecticut State Ool- systems at Gulfport, Biloxi and cations and restore power. PICTURE FRAMINO (all typos) kiocics in oil siaes from 39c J H ege. "I think by then we will have other hard-hit cities. W illiam s said 6,400 beds w ere *3.15 pretty well swept the area." An outbreak of tj-phold due to I e open tburedeythuredey and frldny night still 0:40 w- The proposed purchase commandeered thro4ighout the WINDOW and PLATE D U S S COLOR TV & STEREO per 10 ft. section S cald Hill, who 'had ahother 900 contaminated water had been ^sparked a 20-minute discussion state for hurricane refugees. Tub^^EnclowirejfraB^^ Seabees engaged in cleanup feared. ^ . • Conductors, pipes and fittings ■Hn Gov. John Dempsey's office The stench of death remained The stirvey of damage was far equally low-priced. 'I^Thursday befbre the issue was work elsewhere along the coast. heavy in many areas. Carcasses from complete but the Red T “ tabled. The Seabees, equipped with of dogs, horses, cows, plga, and ' m 'ilie action may have killed bulldogjra, trucks, front loaders Cross said its preliminary count rats, opposums, along with flth showed 4,717 homes destro>'ed LOOK FOR THE "DUTCH AUCTION" TAG. FAMOUS BRAND “the pending purchase of land and forklifts, were Joined by a cast ashore by raging tides, G _owned by Fairfield County Sher- 700-man Army engineer con­ on Mississippi's cotist and In were being covered with lime. WEEKEND SPECIALS ]J|1ff John P. Previdl of Danbury. struction battalion fro m Ft, (county), a flat trip along bots ■ftie governor said damage In •-.The state’s option to buy the Bennlng, Ga., who brought in ides of the Mi.ssia4lppl River the iGulfport area alone would COLOR TVS and STEREOS TAGGED WITH THE AUGUST C AU “ property expires Aug. 30. 189 pieces of heavy equipment. .south of Ne wOrleone. be In the hundreds of millions SAKRETE BLACK TOP > The commission resolved to “ I feel that we are Ju.st begin­ In addition. 9,718 homes suf­ but added: “ take another look at other sites ning to get something accom­ fered major damage, the survey "The coast Is going to be re­ plished," raid Williams, who revealed. Most of the homes Just place and tamp. Specially deeijmed for build­ “ in the area. built. It Is going to be rebuilt ENDAR W ILL BE REDUCED *3.00 EACH SELLING DAY TILL AU­ ^ Public Works Commissioner has been directing emergency were in Mtssisslppl's coastal with planning and It Is going to ing and repairing black top areas. 80 lbs. covers “ Charles I. Sweeney, who halls operations out of headquarters area, now under martini law be one of the finest If not the • celling . leasing • renting 3 ^ sq. ft. 2” thick when compacted. ^from Danbury, spoke In favor at the Gulfport municipal air­ and a 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew. finest—recreation aroas In this “ of the Previdl land, but Atty. port. Williams said about 400 truck- country." GUST 30Hi IF NOT SOLD! OFF-THE-SHELF AND FULLY GUAR- IZcen. Robert K. Killian and of- Special “ flcials of the Public UtiUtlea REG. ZlOommiaslon opposed the pur- “ chase, noting th at a gas irfpe- R A N T E E D ! ^ Z^llne runs through the property. Buying or Selling “ Killian said the state should *1.65 ~not buy land "encumbered” by if you’re determined that your Ta£K “ easements, such as the one ob- ““talned by the pipeline com- a house ~ WOLVERTON is • LOOK FOR THIS TAG • TODAYS PRICE i ;^y , while the PUC stressed TODArS FBICE FLOROK the safety factor of having a. son wear good shoes whether SPLiSH BLOC n campus near a pipeline. AUGUST- 1969 — DUTCH AUCTION DAYS »»y r' BLACK he likes it or not, we’ve found . 'Mass U.S. Exodus TOP BLACK TOP a way to makem him i l like it R C A 23" Color TV S U N M O N WED THU l*R I SAT Admiral 23" Color TV S^gJ : Seen in Vietnam He doesn't care how good a shoe Is as long as it looks good. Moditorranoan *583 41 r 1 < «• a 1 a SEALER (For him, we have StrideRites with buckles, chains and grooy)) st)ding.) ‘ ' r, , Contomporary - for your SEALER a. (Continued from Page One) frsi* __ But your concern is quality construction. And fit. I* -1 R«C. $7.96 - r « n • ;* 'M N W 1 2 tH iti 5 ^ ‘ at about 3.8 million men by next (To please you, these StrideRites are made with top- ►July. grade leather and fully lined. And we check the fit Wostinghouso Co^or TV $9114 Phiko 23" Color TV SCgfi in eight critical places.) Safeguard your lawn *5.49 <• '.‘I shall strive to Insure that Consol* Early Amorkon It happens that the StrkteRKes your son wants If 3 4 5 6 7 8 ' 9 6 CW. >the cuts have the least possible are tha sama ones you want him to have. T tM T l TOMTt . Impact on our readiness,” Laird Soa US. And make both of you happy MM “" “^ *1 .6 9 2 MM ! sold, "but I want the American ^ t w d e R i h Motorola 23" Color TV 1 0 11 • 2 l.t 1 4 1 5 » 1 6 1 Motorola Stoioo > people to know that there wlU T p M n Quasar Consol* TOMTl T O M n T O M n T w a n n u n *341 ' be an inevitable weakening of PRMI MM MM MM MM Solid Stoto Cemol* our worldwide military pos­ 1 7 1 8 • 1 0 • : o « 21 1 2 2 1 1 3 ‘ No cement or foundation need- ture." - He said Congress would be TOtan t o u y y T O M n T R M n T R M n T o u n ed. Ju st lay block In oand. MM HbM rmU MM PRM MM , Choice or 5 colors. Ideal for F*a making a "grave error" to 34 '3 C • Phiko St*r*o P A T IO _ force further cuts In defense re- R C A St«r*o .11 1 2 h 1 2 9 1 .10 1 M'alka A patios. Modular size 2 7 » 2 8 1 AM/FM Contomporary *152 2" X 8" X 16 ’. - search or In purchases of new The Only Way to Go 2 EoHy Am*rkon *134 AUGUST 1 9 6 9 BLOC n e ’ weapons. Charfte - Laird’s announcement, caune Cards . while Congress was In recess. Accepted • but one critic of military spend- On* coll (649-2813) does [ Ing was quick to respond. ' Sen. William Prtxxmlre. D- . Wls., said the cuts are "too little H all—IncludhiQ CASH in BIG VALUES! BIG SAVINGS! MANCHESTER • and too late." Proxmire. In a ‘ statement, said witnesses had 24 HOURS, if necessary! told a Senate subcommittee . "much more could be cut wlth- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM THE STORE WITH THE PEOPU YOU CAN TRUST iw .g!g l e n n e y 6 4 9 - 5 2 5 3 1 out affecting the defense pos- - ture of the United Stales." CO. ' A proposed Senate , amenjl- FREE IbELIVERY-iEXPERt SERVICE — TERMS TAILORED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET • ment to the $20 bUlioA mOltary ^ procurement autfrorizalloo bill 3 3 6 ' would require reduction of I over all U.S. troop streiigth by “Expert Open 6 Days w o L v e r t o n NORTH MAIN STREET •the number pulled out of Vlet- F1ttii«" T h m . Nlclits dll. 9 . nam m j APPLIANCE ELLINGTON SHOP FRIDAYS TO B:30 P.M. GLASTONBURY

Ond TV CENTER / BUILDING MATERIALS-LUMia-FUa 17 LET US PUCE iRM lAlNl’S INC. n Mt.8^ ESTAIUSHED 1*37 y o u r n e x t SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8 :30 P.M. [ P R E S C U P n O N MANCHESTER • 956 main facifi9 oak 445 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER OPEN DAILY 9 to 9-SATURDAY till 4 ARTHUR DRU8 172 EAST CENTER ST • MANCHESTER CONN 06040 • 049-2813 ' 1* > iv'i'. ^ ,

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BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR H6i6i>LE ux." Here, now, instead of one In Connecticut: Work on the field; expect delays. One lane riers at the entrance to " e t ux,” there are three, aH ConnecUcut TUmpike includes closed In both directions at the Baldwin Bridge between OU PROJECTOR LAMPS Intensive Care Unit swirling to a euphoric fog of de- Road Status THESE "EDWARDIAN* SUITS r K4>f...yAAr...y>MC.. resurfacing at Greenwich; one West Haven toll booth. To avoid Lyme and Old Sayteook may THANKS, AN' CALL GWACIOUS.I FORCOr^ m erol. AB Tygea Ahnaya to Stock IS TH' NEWEST, ELMER, AN' LOOK, FPISNC; and. sometimes two lanes closed construction projects, use the delays, ^iovtog, rr LOOKS GREAT ON YA ! IF THEBE'S Aaiwtr Ic freriew ^ssde It was dimcult to read the In Region in both dlrecbons in the Bridge­ Wilbur Cross and Merritt park- ment may cause' delays on the WELDON DRUG CO. yotroe F^aosASiv w o m p s o in s A O N E -m iM S No Vaeation Spot anxiety in aU three faces. But it port area; repaving and bridge f/c ssfota^P TVG LEABNEP R iv e r s H C 3E i:^ a ways as an alternate route. And Merritt Parkway at (OICAV,IUT;^IT WMCR6 THEY KEPT THEIB 8 ------m mAlamos w f^BS tack. HeM’a a new approarii. a ciency, here you are in intensive ------j 6 River of Egypt Visiting hours last 10 minutes. American Automobile Aasocia- MOUTHS SHUT/ 9 Adjective G a s patient’a eye view of the off-km- care. Up to now, intensive cere P IP VtTU CCAU ZS THAT HE 10 Greek letter s a a That’s your only contaxT with Uon: 11 River ^of1 Breiil,____ suffix Its Intenaive care unit written la Just a phrase you run acrosa HAP COMPLETClit' BIAFPLEP na the outside world: Plor five tn- In MassachuseUa': On the SB [ ^ a by an AP ataffer who Bpenl five in the reexhng or hsncBing ot 1969 OLDSMOBILES THE POLICE 7 bi I temlnable days, it’s Juat as Massachusetts Turnpike, con­ E in IMI MI k,. days there. catastrophic news. s e a though you suddenly got separ­ struction between Route 138 I But here you are, fill! of rimts, DEALS GALORE! HURRY IN! B iS S d S sr* MB By HABBT W. RATJ. ated from the launan race., west to Sturbridge (39 miles). lo^lv 17 Land in m the ubiquitous bottle of glucose Speeds reduced to 50 m.pji. ( f f l victory site 44 “— erf No food, except what comes 18 Greek goddess n«>rthwestem Aaeodated Preee YFriter dangling over your head, and Caution Is advised through cxx> / 30 Conflict in Athens/* from the inevitable bottle over 18 Nut covering . completely wired from head to strucUon arees. Construction on Greek drama. 45 Happening ' HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — your head and a few swigs foot to activate the riectrcnic the turnpike in Boston’s Back A LLE Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN ,32 Modem 46 Ethi^ian title Hie vacation poatera wfakdi ad- through a bent straw of taste­ language (ab.) 48 Man’s name n, vlae that "half the fun te getfii^ surveiUance back o f yotur c o l A Bay reduces traffic to two lanea THAT MUST BE .„ WHAT'S TH' I'M ONLY S K n tt r f Sp»ln 52 less broth and tepid tea. Not 27 Impede legaUy 22 35 Betroth so Unit of enersy there" reeUy don’t apply to am- Jagged white line treices an iq>- In both directions. Slowdowns THE SIGN OF CHART SAl' READINO WHAT . 36 Obtain 51 Educational and-down electronic grafrfi con­ even a cold drink of water. THE TWINS, ABOUT N B ? IT SAKS Me r e / 28 Fused dross paragraph bulsmce tr a v e l It haa the over­ m ay occur. CHOOSE FROM 23 Love to excess 38 Keep group (ab.) No reading matter of am/ GEMINI... 31 European tones 00 WONY 58 Profit t r W LOOK AFTER M E ... N E B P TO RE,ACUUST.' 59 Praying figure team of seven men and women In New H am pshire: Ctonotruc- YOU T'M ARRY, filR L / WHEN I'M UNASLE DOWN surrounding a single bed. Neoct Uon^ projects Include roadside TOO f e r m y s e l f . and‘bridge work between Grant­ lla iw of Moses M 52 day, the bed is empty sod you 2 Picture learn: "We lost him.” ham and George’s Mills, and on 3'Ask for alms sr But you are lucky. When its Interstate 93 In Campion. Minor 4Freudianterm gg SS^ Inventory all over and you’re back up­ delays may occur on Route 128 5 Hindu queen stairs in another section and In Rochester. HuiTyl HiBTyl Hunyl 2 6 Appellation reoriented Into normal routine, In^ttpr'iM Astn.) BAM (Newipoper nothing demoralises your self- In Verm W : Construction on fmyfm pity like a friend walking in and U.S. 4 west of Rutland, U.S. 6 a - s s exclaiming: north of Norwich, and on Route Tlie Crowd's Going VTild Reduction "Gee, I never saw you looking 107 between Bethel ai>d Royal- b etter." ton. R a t . CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Z On All *S9 Chryslars and Dodges In Maine: Grading and grav­ Over Our GIGANTIC School Official Dies eling projects on U.S. J— Da- WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE mariBCotta and Belfast; U.S. WULiM3iNCm>N. Kaaa. (A P )— 201—Fairfield and Bingham; Bjadkato. Ik . Harold T. Ettiea, superintendent U.S. 202— China and Hollis; of schools here tor the past Route 90—Rockport; Route Model-Yecr End D A I ^ K h a » t f o « m i n o CHRYSLER NEWPORT nine years, died suddenly Thurs­ 114—Sebago; Route 8—Paler­ day. mo ; and RoUte 6—Lee and ROOM ^ e a was stricken at his desk 'Topafleld. Cieoronce 4-Door Sedan. Auto, trails., power steermg/, at home and was dead 5 . 0 0 SAVE '200 YOUR MOTHERS Sale . 0 0 SAY? 3185 £iikJteMn £diJtion u % 75" Other Cars To Choose From x m S iK T A ^ TIME- SKY-HIGH O F F \ "According t o a Supreme Court ruling I c a n s a y w h a t Z K m M S K LS DEUVEIY I yyeii please in m y own home!” “ CHORCHES N .A .D J L MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD OF MANCHESTER 80 Oakland S treet, Mfamclnster — 648-2791 m AND WE'LL GET MARRIED OH, P H IL - Book Rotoil Priet! If You've Ever Wanted A New Car... OHBYSLBB — DODGE RIGHT HERE— AND WE'LL I WANT THAT STEVE CANYON AW/i —VOW CdA/'r STAY Wf/P£ BE TOGETHER-AC •YAKS'/ — SO VERY BY MILTON CANIFP NAOA SALE H//7W M E — VOU HA\/E AN MUCH- Open Eves. Except TIinnday and Batnnlay PRICE RRICE Now Is The Time To Buy and Save! IMPORTANT JOB BACK HOME W H A T ^ ^ OH, I THINK VtoO - --- yOU'PE THE SHEgIFFI KEPOKT?' FdSFORO.'-I «Awyou z, N O P E L M W *1465 OH,WELL.. OFTEN, IN THE SHADOWS | Selection Is Limited__ So Hurry! SHOW HER ■backstage ATM YEX- r PS. Pt RAH* IN' 68CNEV. 122951 «C*v«pM 1 7 PONT. v-8,^ m Prasenring uMf m *nN t299 M CMta 67 PONT. ¥“•* Mr P6r M W t i5 3 o | N O W R e m v e m e s - the good old Volkswagen. ftAH. It’s not your ordinary taks-a-pambl* m tm V4. 67 OLDS. Pt. P i. RAM. M W * 1 8 5 5 USED K O U U Y FINE SELEOTMM OF utsd eor. It’s o-cor that ho* pansd Ihs V W 1 ^ 67 6HRYS. HSEI DUS. STOP M TOOEY MO MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY point (o M y and psrformonc* last. V-Cl * PS. P i. RAM. «2 W *1130 And hu our l(XI% guaranies ihot w sV repair or replace all ma|or mechan­ Ita. HEAD DOWN, n o , n o l v b w n ic a - 67 6NEV, «Vta . RAM. M W *1518 LOOK THEN OVER. LEFTAFIAA NOTONTHEOfiKN!! ical parts* for 30 day* or 1000 mile^ > LETl5 SEE C whichever come* first. CARS STIFF, AND IF I CAM 1968 V/W GHIA $1995 TAKE A OMIT. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU So even tf anything doot go wrong It j n p o n tr v^s I s Pt^ Pi. RAM. M W *14851 1968 FORD > ‘ $2545 19«a CHE51IOLBT $2695 r e aa e aa b b ; ehdt up for the batter. Coupe. *-apead, automatic stick shift, Oqlaxla 800 8port Sedan V-8, ooto- Unpela •part COepe VA.- automatic. rVERYTHING tiwslnloa teer erfa trem erf. mmem- radto, whlUaralU. motlc. olr oondttionlng. sower oU Mg. rin y l trim , ik d to / V . 1 LIZARDS AND 0¥X. MKa hwA4 anna el.ctriwi gsns, I Ing ojto brmkea, radio. wwteeraOe MP. m \ VHr r rvEveckjjEW 66 PONT 6 VArf a PtePi. M W *1385 1966 BUICK $1525 AeeRNAiHy ©NAKE9 A N B W P T Y GOT IN THIS ]( NO... a n d WARTY Spaclai 4-Door Sednn. V-8 engine, au­ 1967 MUSTANG $ 1 9 *5 1966 CHEVROLET $1425 TDLPAAE BOX GOULD B e toe. tomatic trane., radio Sport (kHipe 8-cyUnder, BOX,AMMI7 J I WHAT? TOADS/ e O /A U C H F O N . 66 PONT. M W *1795 Bel tor AOaar Sodan V A. aatoranlto. 1966 VW 1966 VW 1967 CHEVY II $1650 trane , poorer eteering, radto. wkfto- 1 1 Deluxe acauon wag- C| BBE w alU 5-»2 Fastback Sunroof. Vinyl in­ 66 FOND Nova Sport Coupe. 8-cyl., l-speed on. Radio. ■ WW terior. Very aharp. *1695 M W *B 8 I trane., radio, whitewalls. 1966 CHEVELLE $1675 1966 CHEVROLET $1795 vXiNes*- Imps la ■peri Oeope VA. atdomerir R«%£WAy 1968 OPEL $1695 Malibu Sport tkmpe tnC aarfomoUe. 66CNEV. power atoaring. vtnyl roof, mdto 2 1968 VW erw, M W *131 Deluxe BtaUon Wagon. 4>cylinder, 4> speed irans., radio, wtiltewalU Was e = ^ Deluxe Sedan. Aiito. trans., 1966 VW 1967 CAMARO $1795 PRISCILLA’S POP ■■ I BY AL VERMEER (1798. ■port Coupe 8miw ^ 1 9 5 sxiossijsi. trane., radio. wWteeroiie. gold, tolar '^ W E L L ^ H O W „ 3 M O O T M , ^ LUCKV HE.^ radio. *1195 1968 MUSTANG $2495 D IO YrDU D ID ^BAIUNGALU ■3E . VA Ssert Coupe. V-8 engine, automaUe, 1966 CHEVELI.E $2545 B R I N S IN i S E ^ R p T H IN G S , J H E W A V / SROBLEM3 ? - O O wiuiM sr.:/ *1495 power eteering, radio, arhlUwalls Malibu Sport C>Mit>e V4. autoraetlr. M V HOUSE-y < 3 0 ? FORSET, 1967 VW “ 1966 VW 1966 PONTIAC $1495 bucket eeote, vinyl roof ceew. radto 1966 rORVAIR $1225 J S O A T .a i,IM A VETERAN Menee Oaepr A-cyt A speed, radio, y Sedan. Green, 66PONT. — ^915 *1115 Temperi Cuatom 4-Door tedin. V-8. MARINER Sedan. Green, vinyl *1595 automatic, radio, erhllewoUs. 1967 PONTIAC $2995 f met eonu CAPTAIN EAST Interior, vO y clean. LoMona Sport Coups V-O. 8 ipro8 BY LESLIE TURNER 1969 CHEVROLET $3095 floor shift, bucket eeota, vinyl iwof 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 66 P O N T. *1915 *14951 Impola 8port Coupe. V-8, automatic cover, power eteerlr^. radto H96S VW ImpoSa AOoar ■adoo V e engine. 1966 VW trane., power ataerti^. radlq, vinyl 1966 DODGE $1575 Beereeghde. power ire.rtBg and 2 Sedan. Blue, ^ 1 9 5 trim. brabee etottoemlto Sedan. Blue, vinyl *1395 6 6 V 0 U lk S r «1195 Dart OT Sport ttoupa VA. automoUc interior, wfaltewslti. 1968 CHEVRCNLET 11995 radio, burkel Mate, edutoaraha Bel Air 4-Ooor Badon. 8-cy1 , auto­ 1965 CHEV ROLET $1595 AAr. 1966 (H E V E L L E $2545 Inipato ■opar dpori itwpe V-8 eto 66 PORT. S X matic, radio. :1968 VW k V4.1 *1195 Malibu Sport '.'-oupe VA. S-epood 1965 VW 1968 V/W $1795 floor ihlfLr-bucket maU. vtnyl trim, While, auto trene., M O AC Deluxe Coupe 4-cyl., 4-opeed, radio, radto radio, plus. station Wagon.Wago *1495 65 00666^.: *1195 whltowolla 8-U Blue; white, clean. 1966 CHEVROLET $1545 1963 FORD $445 1966 CADH.LAC $2895 Impola 4-Ooor ■odon A-cyt a«l»- ■< yi ;1967 VW V 4 e I r PS. PA. RJt *1495 Colola i-DaiW’ Slnlaa Pul) pewer and molic trans . poorer steering, mdto. ROBIN MALQNK BY BOB LUBBERS rutback Sedan. SAAMB 1966 VW at^omaUc olr nonditlonlng. whltrwwll. ' HK3t?ORDWe THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OCR MCE, CLEAN STOCK OF CSED CARS \ w m B o B r o a 90r CAOOM.' ter. ^H6«Bd&R4RLy^ 6BCWSIA / ^964 VW h M 16l6K . AM. *1395 *11951 'Seoan. Blue, gray S1|AK 1968 VW interior, mdla. 11^9 Sedan. Whlta. LITTLE SPORTS radio. 6IMCJI6. *795 *5951 BY ROUSON A Oori* 1966 VW . . . A a i Mm i Mbws, *1 At toogoraM lovtags □ □ Obla UMtos. Uebt gray with 1968 y w C H E V R O L E T Squarabaok Sedan, PAUL DOD4SE C O e . IN C . *19 95 radio. CARTER PONTIAC 1229 t f l c nw L MA. IM. Tin b . Ui. Nt ON. TED TRUDON. Inc. ‘ 111 Rail SL, MAUNESTEN S4»-2t8l “T j T ’ TOLLAND TPKE,—TALCOTTVILLE \ ■ 1 ■ \. ■ \ ■...... i f ■ Iv PAGE EIGHTEEN \" ___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHECTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN I Major League I Casper Has 81 Round . Cathy Dyak No. 1 Woman Duckpin Bowler in Country Cincinnati’s One-Man Bench L------lLeaders a a r e r l t e i * * ------1 American I,eague Batting (350 at bate)—CaY^, Minnesota .352; R. Smith, Bos­ ton .339. Shaw Leading Sports Viewing I Lifts Club Back into First Runs—R. Jackson, Oakland O. J. to Get Shirt Dirty Tonight National League 130 Plus Avea*age NEW YORK (AP)—Cin- the National League at .325. sin- streak snapped. Dave Watkins 3IETS - GIANTS — 103; F. Robinson, Baltimore 94; 8ATUBDAT East Division Blair BalUmore M SUTTON, Mass. (AP)—Tom Shaw, a smilins:, person- W I „ cinnati’s one-man Bench ^led and scored on Lee May’s gave Philadelphia a 1-0 lead in 1:M (N) BoDerDeiby The Mete scored three times Rtms batted in-Kiiiebrew, has won once, in fighting his way out Chicago . 7B XT has the Reds sittinir on ton -“^uble in toe fourth. He then the second with an RBI single, , ^ When He Runs Against Colts 2 :M (M) CidM vs. Astras Minnesota 111; Powell. Balu- * slump and has quite a way to go to achieve his ( 8) Bed flex vs. WUte New York 68 52 iMT fli/ the ticht Natinnnl Tx.a

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PAGE TWENTY \. ' - MANCHESTER E y E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Trallcra— Butin*** S*nrle*t Moviiino—Tniekln9>- H*lp Wonl*d H*lp H*lpWanf*d— 36 H*!p Wontad—Mol* 36 Halp Wontad—Mala 36 THERE WGHTA BB A LAW t n SHORTEN «Ml WHIPPLE Aportmaiits floni Mobil* HonMS 6*A OfF*i«d 13 S f b r a a * 20 1 MAN WANi'ED to work in lum­ 35 35 35 ber yard, must have driver's BEFORE you look any further, Taaamawfs 63 ______a come to the Klock Oo., at 1866 HcXiyWOOD G099P 00LUMMI6T6? MOM CLASSIFIED inaa uAaiTTT, t-i, w COMPLETE dhaTpeninK serv- MANCHESTER Dellvery-llfhl DENTAL Assistant wanted, ex­ SEK31ETARY FOR two execu­ COUNTER women for eventng Ucense. Davis Ic Bradford. FuTyjHEMIHEOXJPlEOMlHECnHER SiPEOf 1966 NASHUA mobile home, 12x l „ ToUand Tpke., Mancherier. We NEW ONE and two-bedroom de- ^ trueUns and package delivery. tives in local office. At least 2 shift, 7 p.m. to midnight Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., AUTO MECHANIC ' HAS flOSILUTEL'/ NO USE KX. ’EM THE WAaPAPER START SWMGlMG-' W. excellent condition. Idea). perienced preferred but not have opeiiings on all shlfto in LARGE five-year oM flve- luxe garden type apartments for newlyweds or reUred Refr1f6rators, washers and necessary. be willing to years experience and ability S te a ^ woilc, three to four East Hartford. room duplex, centraUy weat- n i« nhoiPP delivery Call tnyUme, stove moVlng, specialty. Fidd / (Foreign Cars) our Heat Treat Dept. Very In­ available now. CaU Paul pies. Choice location with Sharpell. 686 Adama learn and able to type. Good to adjust to change. Challeng­ nights per week or more. No HMM- SAffc HERE «AV. SHHf QUIET HECTOR! THE ed. Appliances, wmU to wmU W. Dougan. Realtor. 6498688. ADVERTISING) Uif chairs for rent. M9-DT62. PAIN'l'ERS — Experienced- Immediate <^>enings for 2 teresting work and we will many extras. Must be seen to o» ___ i__ 1 working hours and pleasant ing position needs a girl who experience. Please apply Mr. THAT BURRX AMP .H ow ,!.. HRUMMBUMS N&S. ATlTAGAuar carpeting, private drive, yard. S t, Manchester, Oorai. Dotmt, 266 West kCddle 'Tpke. fuU or part-time. Ai^ly super­ experienced men, up to train you. Please apply In per­ TAfLOR ARE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS appreciate. R. B. Associated surroundings. Write ' Box can make decisions. Experi­ son. OtMttCTMGlHEv^W viiArr till the girls at the Adults only. $186. Security de­ WE HAVE tenants waiUiw enced in IBM dictating ma­ intendent on job, Presidential $4.50 an hour to start. AOAM.' your spartmsnt or houss. Call 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Brokers, 646-9926. MAINTENANCE and repair, Painting—Pop*ring 21 “DD”, Manchester Herald. WANTED — Woman to live in Apartments, Center St. and Many benefits. Apply 1H09E HATCHET HEMS BEAinV PARLOR HEAR posit. AvaUable Seiptember 1st. chine. Salary $100. Write box TCIRE IMTD PEOPLE'S A K )u r* n « 5 f 648-0186. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 94ft NOW IS the Ume~for all wise ,Ji^**l"***'' B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, FULL-’ITME laundry worker “EE” Manchester Herald. as companion to retired gentle­ Thompson Rd. An equal op­ KVIRRIAGE! ------m ______4838. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. buyers to toke advantage of 648-6162 after 6 Interior and exterior painting, needed in our rapidly expand­ man, cooking, light housework, portunity employer. GORIN’S SPORTS POSITIONS AVAILABLE NEW pluah one and 3-bedrooih Rectown’s year end sa v in g s . ______ing convalescent home com­ DRIVERS for school buses, good home. Call 1-684-4869 af­ SEPTEMBER 1st — Elegant 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION paper hanging. ’Thirty years EXPERIENCED Bridgeport, CAR CENTER apartments, srall to waU car­ We have ordered our complete LIGHT trucMng, odd Jobs, also experience, four generations. plex. Flexible hours insurance Manchester schools, 7 :30-8 ;46 ter 6 p.m. Route 83 (ToUand Tpke). pets, dlshwaaher, appliances, and young, five-room. first Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4 :S0 p.m. Frlda> benefits. Call 647-1461 for ap­ a.m. 2:16-8:46 p.m. Excellent engine latoe, and helj-arc ECONOM^ELECTOIC floor apartment. Three bed­ line of 1670 models and must moving large appliances Burn­ Free estimates, fully insured. welders. Apply H ft B ’Dx)l ■ Manchester alr-oondltlonlng. Starting at clear the decks in preparation pointment. part-time’’ for 3rd shift work­ SECRETARY—Law office, 20 - SUiPPLY rooms, all wall to wall carpet­ ing barrels delivered. 64. 644- 643-7361 26'hours weekly. Summers off. and Engineering, 168 Forest 646-0158 $166 per month. Call Paul W PLEASE READ YOUR AD for their arrival. We can save 1776 ers, retired persons,, house­ Dougan Realtor, 6498616. ing. stove, screened porch, NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ wives wo train you. Pi^emium ”—Shorthand not required. State St., Manchester. basement, enclosed rear yard. Classified or “Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a you many dollars, but still as­ •Bleotrical Counter Man ing, paper hanging, paper re- wage scale, 643-2414. qualifications. Write Box “J ” $228 monthly. Referencee. Se­ convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST sure you of our sincere inter­ TOY & GIFT Manchester Hq^rald. MANCHESTER — One ■ bed­ est In your needs, a very ade­ , moval, ceilings. Guaranteed •Shipf^ng and Receiving room garden type apartment, curity required. Mr. Frechette, DAY IT APPEAR and REPORT ERRORS in time for the Hous*hoM S*rvle*s PARTY PLAN HAIRDRESSEIRS wanted, part- next insertion, ^ e He^d in responsible for only ONE In­ quate selection and most im­ workmanship. Prompt service, PART-TIME wultrees, good EARN 'WHILE YOU LEARN •DeUvery private entrance, ranch type, H.M. Frechette, Realtor. 647- correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement, and then Off*i«d 13-A satisfaction guaranteed. 647- Our new line now available time or full-time. Apply Magic $146. per month. AvaUable im­ 9993. portant the imquestionable ______Mirror, 767 Main St., Manches­ working conditions, pleasant only to the extent of a “make good" Insertion. Errors which service that hsis already made LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ 9664. —If you are interested In surroundings. Hours can be ne­ Apply In person a t ; mediately. Paul W. Dougan, do not lessen the value of the advertisement will n.ot be becoming a Dealer, or hav­ ter, 648-2449. AT us the talk of the industry. Our ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ CX)NTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ gotiated. 647-1691. 824 Main St., Manchester Realtor, 649-1638. FarnisliaU corrected by “ make good” Insertion. present inventory includes the ed and removed. Also odd Jobe. ing a party in your home, terior painting, paper hanging. LDOKING for an apartment? complete Holiday Line, Avalon, 644-8962 call or write Santo's Pa‘r- WANTED—Nurses aide, 11 p.m. 6 3 -A Discount on wallpaper. Call ties Inc., Avon, Conn. 06001. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. Have many to choose from, (RockvUlo, ToU Free) Brentwood, Silver Eagle, and RiewirAvmn to 7 a.m. Call 649-4619. LOOKING for part-time mecha­ Totem TriivAi 'IVAlt«ra Tn KEWBAVINO Of DUm, mofil-. 646-3048, Osqar Hebert. Telephone 1-673-3466. H*lp Wont*d Mol* 36 $148. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ ONE-ROOM furnished efficien­ Totem Travel Trailers. In irtck- nic or anyone mechanically in­ tor. 649-4816. cy apartment. Apply Marlow's, 643-2711 875-3136 up campers we have Travel holes, zippers repaired. Win­ EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting CHAMBERMAIDS, full or part- We have openings on 1st and 2nd shift for: clined to work on automatic dow shades made to measure, time. Prefer m sirrl^ women. YOUNG MEN 867 Main St., Manchester. Queen, Elkhart Trav’Ier, Ken- exterior and interior Paper- Machine operators pin setters. No {Oione calls. Ap­ LARGE SH room apartment. son and Tour-a-home. Stop in all size Venetian blinds. Keys hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. PART-TIME, 9-1:80, to main­ Apply Btano's Motor Inn, 100^ ply to manager, Parkade made while you wait. Tape re­ tain and tend vending cafeter­ • ARE YOUR FUTURE Furnished or unfurnished, with soon while our offering Is com­ 649-1008 East Center St., anytime. Repairmen Bowling Lanes, Parkade Shop­ appllancee, carpeting and BACHELORS to share home. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? plete. Remember quality corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 ia In'new alr-condltlon^ plant, PROSPECTS BRIGHT? ping Center. Call after 6. 643-0406. Main St. 649-6221. JOSEPH P. LEWIS Custom looted in So. Windsor, 247- ASSISTANT bookkeeper, dlver- Auxiliary helpers . " • i Olympic pool. OiUdren accept­ doesn't cost, it pays ett Rec- ______• ARE YOU WORKING ed. 872 0872 or 838 0994. Anting. Interior and ex­ 1010. sified work, accounts payable, TEACHERS and counselors 24-Hour Answering Service town U.8.A. Route 6, went of TWO HANDYMEN want a monthly control, etc. Apply in UNDER PLEASANT Receiving storekeejier' ‘ '- terior. Paperr hanging. Wall­ needed in private boy’s school, Dog* RlrJ* Pats 41 BocrtsoiMlAccassori** 46 HoosaboM Goods 51 SMALl.. 4 room apartment, sec­ THREF. ROOM furnished apart­ WilUmantlc, Conn. We’re o p ^ variety of Jobs by day or hour. paper books on request. Fully HAIRDRESSER—Full or part- person, Gaer Bros., 140 Rye CONDITIONS? ment with heat. 742-7641. every weekday,. . . evenings till Reasonable. Call 648-6806, 648- Grood starting rates and company paid fringe grades 7 through 12. Part-time ond floor, Main St., over Free to Herald Readers injured. Free estimates. Coll time. LuJon Salon of Beauty, St., South Windsor, Conn. • ARE YOU LEARNING 13’ SEABA(30 BOAT, 12 h.p. HUGE PORCH sale, antlquen, 10 p.m. and all day Saturday 8292. 648-1939. benefits. ' and full-time. Live-In per­ bakery at Center, heat Includ­ 649-9668, if no answer, 643-6362'. —------AN INTERESTING sonnel; salary plus room and TWO ib rrE K S looking for motor, 1969 trailer, $378. CaU collectables, bric-a-brac, spin­ ed, $06 per month. 6494781 or Want Information on one of our classified adveitlsementsT till 6 p.m. for your con­ good home. Call 649-6480 after No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the venience. TRADE? Apply now for our training program. Our employ­ board, (^all l-9%-6146 between 649-6447. ning wheel, dishes, oak and 646-0290. Bininas* Locatioas INSIDE—outside palntliig. 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. 6:80 anytime weekends. pine furniture from our Maine BulMIng— olal rates for people over 68. MACHINE OPERATORS if your answer is “NO” to any ment office is open daily from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at 31 14’ FIBERGLAS boat, 46 h.p. WE HAVE customers waiting For Rant 64 Cooper Hill St., Manchester. MOVING—Poodle for sale, min­ Cottage, Saturday and Sunday, EDWARDS ContracHng < 14 Call my oompetltors, then call G A L . J R i p A Y of the above queetlrais . . . then Mercury motor. Easy Tilt 9-6, 69 Larrsbee 8t.,*Baat Hart­ (or the rental ot your apart­ $ 4 0 0 S A V E D me. Estimates given. 649-7868 iature male, 9 months old, AKC ment or home. J.D. Real Be- MANCHESTER - Central lo- FuU or part-time days, will Y?" Should visit our ptont to trailer and water skte, $600. ford. cntlon 6,000 square feet of N. J LaFlamme — Carpenter discuss immediate openings in MALE registered. CaU 648-6684. 649-8707. tate Aaeodatee, Inc., 94841$9 ANSWERING SERVICE YOU CAN SAVE OVER contractor. Additions, lemodel- PAINTING----Inte^or and ex­ Experbenoed woman for di­ train, own transportation. the following areas: licensed, new PART-TIME service staUon at­ warehouse apace, small office, $400 NOW ON A NEW Ing and repairs. Call anytime terior, very reaaonable, free versified duties in automo­ house work, steady work, top tendant, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Must ASSEMBLERS piKINGBSE raised with chll- LOOKING (or anything in reiU parking area, reasonable bile decdershlp. Ehcc^ent • PLATING wages. Economy Oil Heating dren, male, $100, femals, $125. 649-0500 875-2510 TRADE WINDS for free eMimates. 876-1642. estimates. Call Richard Mar- Apply be over 21. Apply In person ■ulMIng Mofariol* 47 GARAGE SALE •state rentala — apartments, terms. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. . tin, 649-9286, 649-4411. salary, 6-day week, many • SILK SCREENING Co., 312 Oiurch St., Hartford, only, Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, For _ aircraft parts. ’'648-0886. homes, multiple (hrelUngs, iw and leave yonr message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In CATALINA VERNON BRAND new buUd- HALLMARK Building Oom- fringe benefits. Duties in­ (Graphic Arts) 622-6235. R foots including glassware, BOX LETTERS old. Must sell. Make an offer. ing a list longer than our JIG BORE Operators — first, MACHINISTS count on purchases. Apply to WE HAVE some beautiful Col­ cets. CaU 649-7204. cludes all utlltUea. AvaUable Call 646-2616 or 648-6066. rec rooms, dormers, porehee. Ing (specializing in ., 1116 etc. THREE ROOM apartment, 296. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8446 cal turret lathe operators, sec­ Non-defense plastic molds, Main St. of them? CaU 649-2901. Flitti ond^ Faad 49-A TOWN OF MANCHESTER Information wagon, automatic, V-B, power John VerfaUle, 648-9112 B R O T H E R S ' IN EAST HARTFORD 649-0701 ■tove and refrigerator, heat, At Trailer World, there’s a ond shift. Call LeMl (3orpom- presently 60-hour week IHJSITION VACANCY THE HERALD will »ot steering, excellent condition. CEMENT WORK — No Job too SEASONED firewood, all cut first floor, no pete,V4 ll6 .,4. a galcucy of stars in travel small, sidewalks preferred. 801 O n te r St., ManchecAer This position offers excep­ tlon, 648-2862. minimum. Blue Cross and GOODYEAR Service Store, has and split. Reasonsbie. Call af­ JUNIOR disclose the Identity of 61,176 or reasonable offer. 646- Bonds—Stocks— tional opportunity for a Reg­ an opening for a full time tire FREE kittens, call after 6 p.m., ROCK MAPLE dining room month. Security deposit re-l' any advertiser using box 3476. and camper trailers. And a Call 742-9791. CMS. Top pay for top men. CARPENTERS — sub-contrac- 646-3612. ter 6 p.m., 646-1078. table and 4 chairs, pots and quired. 646-1066. ENGINEERING AIDE harvest of bargains. The istered Nurse. Maximum changer. Some stock room letters. Readers answer­ Mortgogos 27 '■4.. Monday through Friday, 7 tors for framing and trim­ pans. Make offer. 649-8487. WATER & SEWER ing blind box ads who line of bargains include such DORMERS, garages, onrdiesy REXIEPnONIST—Some typing, salary and benefits. work and deliveries involved, THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ 1966 FORD Oalaxle 2-door hard­ COOKS a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Satur­ liberal company benefits. Ap­ ming. Must be number one DEPARTMENT desire to protect their top, 8 cylinder, automatic, popular models as Yukon- rec rooms, room additions, MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, car necessary. Hours 1-6:80 FREE to good homes, 8 kittena. Gordin roim SO” electric avocado stove, 7- ter, on Center St. near Main Delta, Orbit, Trek, as weU kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, mortgages— interim financing daily, Sattirday 9-6 or 1-9 dailyi day 7 ,to 12 noon. <3all ply Goodyear Service Store, men. Top wages, steady work. 40 HOUR WORK WEEK identity can follow ‘his power steering. Excellent con­ Call 643-2771. CaU 649-8487. Dairy Product* 50 montha old. Excellent condi­ St $1261 monthly. 649-4743, 646- procedure: as Trade Winds. Come out siding, general repairs. Quality —expedient and confidential Saturday 9-6. Write PO Box r>r»Xrtr a? order. FUU or part- 643-42(i7. Vernon Circle, or call 646-0101. tion. $100., 743-6441. ‘ M94. $7,030,40 - $8,112.00 dition. $1,096. 876-6008. CONVALESCENT HOME time Only permanent em- call to Trailer World today! workmanship. Financing avail­ service. J. D. Real Estate 222, Manchester, Conn. An equal opportunity employ­ MAINTENANCE mechanic, PEKINGESE Puppies, brought TOMATOES, squash and fruit Liberal fringe benefits In- Slnclose your reply to er. dude paid vacation; aick leave; the box in an envelope — 1064 CHEVROLET, standard able. Economy Builders, Inc., Aaeoc. 648-6129. Phone Mr. D. 289-9571 knowledge of small engines up with children. AKC regis­ also pick your own tomatoes, FOUR ROOM duplex apartment OPEN: MONDAY THRU VERNON MOLD and with stove and nefrigerator. holidays; pension plans; com- addrese to the Classified transmlselon, excellent condi­ 648-6169. 872-0647 evenings. ^ Apply in person. and stesun boUers. Private tered, vaccinated. Call 643-2977. 21 Angel St., Manchester. W a o rin i FRIDAY—11:00 A.M. ’TO SHEET Metal Workers—Exper­ Parking. Nice yard. No chil­ plets Insurance plan. Em- Manager, Manchester tion with 2 mounted snow tires. TOOL, Inc. ienced in aircraft fabrication. school In Hartford, 242-2274. Elvening Herald, together 9:00 P.M. SA'TURDAY—10 .ADlSmONS, remodeling, ga­ Butinofs Oplporfurilty 28 SA L E SW O M A N CORN for freesing, butter and dren or pela. Older people pre­ ptoyes’ credit union avatteble. $400 firm. 848-2828. ' A.M.-6 P.M. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms AFTER September 1st, these Top pay for top personnel. Full with a memo listing the TAVERN — Going business, a „ - „ .. positions will be available at HOWARD JOHNSON FINISH carpenters. Apply to Artkias For Sed* 45 sugar, 60 cents dosen. Also to­ REMODEL your old fur coat ferred. Available September For eppUcetlon and Job de­ companies you do NOT . tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ 915 Hartford Tpke, Route 30 benefits. Apply Rolo Machine office, Alco Development matoes, onions, awtaa chard, into two stolea, a cape or a let. (kUl 649-0678. 1661 VOLKSWAGEN aedan Only minutes from Hart­ money maker lor the right lUll-time, Parkade Bowling Lanes. RESTAURANT Rockville, Ctenn. Co, 65 Elm St., Msmehester. scription apply to PERSONNEL want to see your letter. simroof and 1963 Volkswagen ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Corp., Brooklyn St., Rockville, CHAIN SAW, 17”, numerous beets and peppers. Casimir jacket for aa little aa $10.80. OFFICE, Municipal Building. Tour letter be de­ ford. Exit 94 off 1-84 (Wil­ tios, roofing. Call Leon Oles- man. Asking only $8,(xx). o>n- 5-day w eek. Apply Nursesy attendant, snack-bar 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 38 8TRANT ST., (our rooms, sedan. Call 646-4036. bur Cross Highway). tact Mr. Frechette, H.M. Fte- waitresses. No experience EXPERIENCED Conn. plumbing tools. CaU after 6 Kurys Farm, Prenbh Rd., Bol­ Cheater Furriers of Rockville, 41 Center Street. Mancheeter. stroyed If the advertiser aynski, Builder. 649-4291. ton, Box 161. 668-4380. first floor. Ilest, hot water, gn- is one you’ve mentioned. chette. Realtors, 647-9998. necessary, will train. Hours MEN WANTED for general out­ BRIDGEPORT Operators— Ex­ p.m., 646-1078. rage. $148 monthly Call be. Connedlcut 06040. If not it will be handled 1968 MERCURY-Comet 404—4- TRAILER WORLD NEWTON H SMITH A 80N - YOUTH CENTER very flexible. No phone calls. side work. Apply In person, CABINET MAKERS (Toeing dale (or flUng te Mon­ perienced in aircraft experi­ GARAGE SALB-Saturday and tween 7 and • p m . 643'fl&63 in the usual manner. door i^an, 6 cylinder automa­ 444 ’Tolland Turnpike Remodellng. repairing, addi­ Apply tn person to manager. WANTED — Men to drive Jensen’s Inc., Route 44A, day, September 6, 1666. tic. Excellent condition. Call Manchester, Conn. Manchester Parkade mental work. Top pay for top Sunday, August 28 and 34th, Wontatd^Ta Roy 58 tions, rsc rooms, garages, H*lp Wontod— school bus, good hours and Mansfield, Conn. Excellent openings. Apply: personnel. Full benefits. Ap­ Hou**hold Good* 51 ATTRACTIVE five-room apart­ Mr. Goodrich, 04S^0976. Tel: 646-2114 from 10 a.m., to 7 p.m., WANTED — Antique furniture ment. Adults, refersness, no porches and roofing. No Job Fomol* 35 MATURE woman | for specialty good pay. H. A. Frink, Wap- ply Rolo Machine Co., 66 too small. Call 6494144 ping, 644-1902 after 6 p.m. DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. at 1993 Manchester Rd., SEIMNO MACHINES - s t o ^ glass, pewter, oil pnlntlnge oi pets, $188. 64ft6t34. 1964 REN4«ULT, 4-door sedan, shop, 40-hour week. 649-2814. Elm St., Manchester. Glastonbury. eut'oniatlc slg-sag, excellent Lost and Found 1 DEAN MACHINE Manchester — 648-9i657 other antique Item-- Any LUNCHEONETTE 4-speed, in good condition. Call SAVE. MONEY! Fast service. NURSES—RN’S & LPN’S MECHANIC—Full or part-time. oondltlon. Makes butunholss, nujir.tity. The Harrison’s, 643 FOUR^room apartment, (tret LOST—Brown and white female 643-2622. Moforcyel**— LATHE Operators —Experienc­ SCREENED loam, processed Dormen, ^ roopi additions, ga­ WAITRESSES Inquire in person, HoUday PRODUCTS, Inc. So)**in*fl W ontad 36«A hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- 8700, 168 Oakland Street. floor, eecurity, adults prefer- part Springer Spaniel. Re­ Bicyel** 11 rages, porches, roofing and In East Hartford. Lanes, 39 Spencer St.', Man­ ed In aircraft experimental gravel, gravel, sand, stone. tnaUy over 1800., 6 monthly rwl. no peto. 648-6188. 1963 OLDSMOBILE F86 deluxe, flU. George H. Grlfflng Inc Salary Ptae Beane ward. Call 649-9406. siding. ^Compare prices. Add- All shifts, full or part-time, good FABRIC chester. 102 COLONIAL RD. work and large diameter turn­ SALEISMAN—Ground floor op­ payments of 88.60 saeh or pay- WANTED — ANTIQUES, u s ^ automatic transmission, power Now hiring for after Labor ings. Top pay for top person­ Andever 742-7880. $61 cash. 622-0931 dealer furniture, partial or complete THREE ROOM apertment, Pufl Oenifany BenaOte LOST—Black and white female steering, 8 cylinder. Excellent ROYAL Enfield 780 cc’s Inter­ A-Level Dormer Coro., 289- Day. Days or nights, fuU or rates, goiMl benefits, paid meal MANCHESTER portunities wait for one who ceptor. Bought In April, like 0449 nel. FuU benefits. Apply Rolo has experience in aU types of eatates. Uall 688-2300 days. 646' •love,, refrigerator, heat in­ cat; Answers tn Mittens. Cali condition. Asking $676. Call part-time. Experience not and m eal'tim e, on bus line. PRODUCTION LATHE RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday, (XKAN, USBXi refrigerators, cluded, third floor, $100 month­ new. Call 742-7484. Phone Mr. D., 289-9671. Machine Co., 66 Elm St.. Man­ oonstFuetion . estimates. AU Augurt 28, 10 a.m. • 4:80 p.m. no04 after 7 p.m 649-3161. 649-8678 or 646-2212. DORMERS, add a level, room necessary, Ap^y in person LOVERS Has Immediate Openings; chester. raids*. automatic washer* ly, 649-1180. only. ° AND leads furnished. Ohanoc’ for St. Paul’s Pariah hsU, 40 BICYCLES—new and used. Re­ additions,, garages, roofing, Days: 7 a-m. to 4:30 p.m. advancement. Draw against arlih guarantees. See them at HOUSEHOLD loto — Antiques, W. T. aiUMT LOST—White Toy male poodle, 1064 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 8 MANAGER-Tralnee j for house Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, B.D. Pearl’s Appllsncei. 64$ brlo-a-brae, docks, frames, riVE-ROOM apartment, heat, cylinder, standard transmis­ pairs on all makes: Open dally siding porches. (Ilomplete BURNSIDE oommlselon. For full informa­ PilkKADB vicinity of Salter pool. Call FABRIC FAIR .*ls coming MILLING HANDS Nights; 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. and beauty aid department. Conn. Babysitting available, Main St. CW 648-21T1 glassware. We buy eetattM. VO- hot water, one ctilld consider­ sion. In very good condition. 0-6:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. home remodeling. Financing CONVALESCENT HOME to Manchester;' If you love tion call 643-2771. 643-8724. available. Call Royal Clustom HOWARD JOHNSON Opportunltjf for advancement refreshments will be sold. iige Peddler, Auettoneer, 480 ed, no peU.'”’1lvallabte Sept. Best offer. Call 649-8784. 182 West Middle ’Tpke.. fabrics and like people, you Machinery building exper­ t u r r e t LATHE: Set­ COLONIAL couch arith match­ 640-2098 Builders, 646-3434. 870 Burnside Avenue ience needed. Apply in per­ (or amUtloua mtui In rapidly ’ Lake St., Bolton. 848-8847 1st. Security deposit required. IjOST—Yellow faced blue para­ will enjoy selling at FAB^ up and operate. TREAT rugs right, they’ll be ing chair. Olssa top coffee $160 per month. Cell 64940k7 keet. vicinity Damato Apart­ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. 394 Tolland Tpke. Beat Hartford son. Overtime available. growing company. Excellent Halp W ontad—■_ _i a delight if cleaned srtth Blue 1969 'TRIUMPH Daytona, 400 CARPENTRY — conorata stapa, RIC FAIR. Ehcporienced pre­ working conditions including table. Green Manor venation' ments, New State H4. Answers Green. Excellent condition. ferred but will train if nec- Appointments arranged. Lib­ HARDINGE CHUC3KERS: Mo!* or Famo!* 37 Lustre. Rent electric sham- bHnde. CaU 6494673. WANTED Exercise bicycle. First $1,100 takes It. 629-4607. miles. -Going Into service. Call floors, hatchways, remodeling, eral benefits. Set-up and operate. Major Medical program, paid to Sweetie. Reword. 049-6081. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ esoary. Join Connecticut’s pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store.' Call •44 3839. 640-0849: , 4 E2XPERIENCG1D cashiers WEUit- hoUdays, penelon plan. Salary YOUNG married men or wom­ CUSTOM made draperies, slip 1967 RED~KARMAN Ghla. ings, attics riniahed, rec SALESLADIES — responsible, most exciting fashion fab­ PRODUemON MILLERS: open. CaU 649-2835, Mr. Mor- FOUND—Black ond white mon­ mature women to work full­ ed, part and full-time. See Mr. METRONICS INC. en for counter work at the TORACCX) cloth (or sale, suit­ covers and reuphulalerlng CLERK TYPIST grel male with brown face. Many extras. Mechanic’s car. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ Blake, Pilgrim Mills, 434 Oak­ rics and home furnishing Set-up and t^rate. reale for interview. able (or lasma, bushes, trees 1069 MINI-BIKE. $100. Helmet. time and pcurt-tlme. Apply in stores. Call 278-7400, Mr. 640 HlUiaid St. Dairy (}ueen Brazier on Broad Budget term*. Kstsbilihed In Rooms W iHioatRoard 59 Call Dog Warden, 646-4666. Fully guaranteed. Asking price er related work. No Job too land St., Manchester. DRILL PRESS OPER­ St. Days, n'gtits or weekends. and grass. 873-6887, Route 80, $1,600. 876-6166. Call 643-6420. small. Dan Moran, Builder person. Peggy Ann Shop, Olassman for Interview ap­ Manchester, Conn. 1946. Days. 6244164 evening*. ATORS. Excellent pay. Apply in person Rockville. 649-7590 R(X>M Mr rent, kitchen priv- LOS'T — Big, black cat with Evenings M9-8880 Broad St. Parkade. TWO-COUNTER girls for carii pointment. lieges, laundry fadllUee. 64ft KEYPUNCH OPERATOR ^ CAMARO — 1987 Rally Sport, 1968 BSA, 600 OC’s. Excellent and carry store. Apply in per­ MAN WANTED to process cus­ between 10 a.m. and 12 rwon white patch on throat, vicin­ WAITRESS — 7:80 a.m. to ap­ i LUTZ BLUE LUSTRE not only rids Model Home Furniture 6129. ity Essex and West Middle 327, 4-speed, new polyglos condition. $660. Call Alan, REMODELING done. Room ad­ son, 44 Harrison St., Manches- tomer orders in automotive All Benefits or aftex 6 p.m. carpets of eoU but leavee pile tires. Must sell Immediately. mornings, 649-0061. ditions, garages, breeiewayi. proximately 2 p.m.~ Apply warehouse. Excellent benefits. 8 R(X)M HOUSEFUL Tpke. Please coll 643-6322. 'ter. FABRIC FAIR An Equal Opportunity JUNIOR MUSEUM MALE OR female help wanted soft end lofty. Rent electric IJIRGE attracUve room rtext STENOGRAPHER _$J,760. 843-9317. Free estimates. Work guaran­ Country I Donut Shop, 1016 Main Call 289-7906. shampooer $1. Plnesrood 19 PIECES to bath artd shower, kitchen GIRL’S 26” Triumph, light­ St., Ma^cheater. DOCTORS receptionist, part- Employer for fuU-tlme and part-time IX)8T —Savings Passbook No. weight bike, caliper brakes, 3- teed. Phone 643-7996 anytime MANCHESTER Needs reUable man for cus­ Furniture Shop. $297 privilegeB. garage. 649.169S. Save time, money and highway fnatratlon working 037-000328-7 Hartford National MERCURY 1962 Monterey con­ time afternoons Includbig one PARKADE INSPEC7TOR — Immediate counter wqrk. Apply in person, vertible, automatic, new tires, ape^, generator operated WOMAN—^part-time evenings, 6 erveiiing. Previous office exper­ opening for h l^ school grad­ todial work and to care tor Liggett's Luncheonette, Man­ ALUMINUM eheete used ae Lnicnor Deeigner wants rellsbir noTTHOMPSON Houke - Ooi in luburbiui atmosphere Tn East Hartford. Our exr Bank and Trust Co., Man­ MATURE man for maintenance live animal department. No radio, hwitcr. Very reasonable. , lights, basket, A-1 condition. p.m. ’till cloalng for snack bar. ience preferred. Send resume uate with some experience. chester Parkade. printing platee, .009 thick, 28x family or newlyweds to accept (age St. centrally loeeted, large liandlng company offers excellent wagee, modern air chester Green Office. Appllcn- 649-0091 after 6:30. Paving—Drivowoys 14-A Apply in person. 'Vemon Bowl­ MANCHESTER j and repair work in modern previous experience neces­ tlon made (or payment. 619-3696. to Box 162, Wapping, Conn. Growth potenUal. g o ^ bene­ 86”, 28 cents each or 6 Mr $1. dellvi-ry ot complete Model Dis­ pleasantly (urnlehed rooms conditioned office, free parking, totally paid (includ- ing Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. A Division of convalescent home. Chance to sary but must like animals. COOK WANTED. Night work, play of Quality Furniture Jum d r iv e w a y s S ^ e d — Thia Is fits. Apply, Iona Mfg. Oo„ 648-2711. parking. Call •4ft23A6 for over Inig dependdnti) medical fringe benefita and employe 1957*CHEVROI.ET, 2-door hard- CALL TODAY tor your free Fabrics National Inc. grow Into supervisory position. Call 643-0919 between 9 a.m.- no Sundays. Apply at Acadia removed to warehoueee (or Pub LOST— Passbook No. 26 006802 the time to restore the life nnd SALESGIRLS wanted for alter Regent Street. ______1__ light and permanent fued topj 327 cubic Inch, 300 h. p., •Fashion BYocks catalog. Mary, Flexible hours , insurance 5 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday ReaUurant. CaU 649-0896. DARK RICH stonefree lotun, Uc Sale. Modern 8 complete- discount on famous Fuller ProducU. (P.S. Have you 1. ’Thq Conn. Bank A Trust BuiiiMss S*rvic*» appearance of your driveway. school hours. Saleswomen benefits. CaU 647-1461 for ap­ ra|ae _ heard about our Chriatmaa bt^uaT). Co. Application itiude for pay­ Hurst shifter, 2 mag wheels. 742-7662 or Ellen, 876-9678. PORTER and cleaning man for for interview. five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 ... Must sell, going Into service. ___ Ofl*r*d 13 For free estimate, call 742- wanted for 10-8 shift. Knowl­ BEELINE Fashions has oppor­ 3-7 p.m. shift. Please apply In pointment. r ... pc. Convertible living Room.—4 EXCBIXJINT room for woman ment. 9487. , / ------1 •tone, flU, manure, pool and viarr ua - p a t * Call 649-9444 anytime. edge of sewing essential. See EXPERIENCED babysitter tunities for women who cannot person. Mister Donut Shop, 286 FULL-TIME OR patio sand. CaU 6$ft6604. ..Ji- .)jS.pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette school teecher. Kitchen pritfi- ATTICS and cellars cleaned, Mr. Blake, Pilgrim Mllle, 484 wanted for two children, hours m e n w a n t e d . part-time, odd Jobs, light truckmg. — ------^ ^ accept ordinary . time clock West Middle Tpke. | $10 donum, you may purchase legee. Cell 64ft6366 efUr * 1967 OIJISMOBILB Cutlas Oakland St., Manchester. 8-4 :S($. Call 643-7268. tor pin setters as mechanic’s SERVICEMAN full-Ume. SIDELINE WELL Kept car^iets aiiow the Supreme Holiday Coupe 442 trees removed and lots clear­ Roofing—Siding 16 work. No delivering, no collect­ helpers,' 6:80-11 p.m. Monday- uiy room tndlvtdusUy. Im p.m. ’ ^ I Personals 3 PART-TIME desk clerk, able to nights. Experienced oil burner results o€ regular Blus Lustre madlatl delivery or Iror THE FULLER BRUSH CO. Turbo-Hydmmatie Tnuiamis- ed. Call 649-1794 INTELLK3ENT, personable REAL ESTATE sales person ing, no tnvesthient. Prefer Friday or for weekends Satur­ and heating man, exceUent SALESMEN ROOFING, aluminum riding, wonien who have use of a car do small transcript. Call 648- spot cleaning. Rent electric storage'. NICE bedroom Mr gentlemen WANTEh —Ride to Ylentral alon, Clirpatic Combustion Con­ young w^man to work as as- wanted for Manchester office. 1666. I day 6-li p.m. and Sunday 1- salary, working conditions and shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft with reference# Private home. Conn. State College. Will share TREK Se r v ic e (Boucisd - gunert, carpenter work, 80 at least two evenings a week. KNAPP SHOES, the com- CAP ft OCP Charge Plans trol. Ultra High Voltage Tran­ years’ experience. OonneoUcui ■Istant and ,secretary • recep- Will train qualified person for 11 p.m. Apply Vernon Bowling security, Blue Cross, CMS, Wallpaper Supply. Very' near center. 31 (Tiurch IS Loh{ Hill Streut •. ex|^nses. Call 649-0619. Trees cut. building lots clear­ tlonlst in doctor’s office, 8 of- license; sales and listing tech- For personal Interview call Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. picto line to sell. Direct to Also, our own Instant t>edli sistor Ignition Syktem, Safety ed, trees lopped Got a tree Valley (tonstruotlon Oo., 648 MEN WANTED--part-Um717e^ major medical, uniforms and Plan St.. 6tft4966. Sentinel, Power Steering, tentoons weekly. Call 64S-327I|. nlque. Ciall 1-688-6404. 646-0480. nings, for Jemltorial duties. 646- consumer, your friends, your BILUARP bar bell set. 182H RIDE wtint»“d to 1‘m tt & Whit, probleniT Well worth phone 7180. Fr*«.«stlmat* outstanding profit sharing and i’ower Disc Brakes, Tilt "Awky 4220. EXPERIENCED ..mechanic neighbors. Big oommlaaions, lb $80. McCuUoch chain saw 288 CHARTER OAK 8t itoom East Hartford, Con*. ney, 1st shift, Soirth lot. Vi­ call, 742-8262 ^ PART-TIME clerical help want­ wanted for general repair pension plans. CaU 663-0135 for DISCOUNT FURNITURE Steering Wheel, Electric BIDWELL ^ome Improvement BAKERY salesgirl, experienced BSCPBRIENCBD bookkeeper to appointment. free equipment. Training, $80. Model 47, excellent oon­ .eullable for working gentle­ cinity Hilliard St., Manchester. preferred. Parkade Bakery, handle accounts through gener- ed. For interview call 646-4422 MEN WANTED — part-time garage. Profit sharing plan bonus. (Contact Anthony WAREHOUSE An Equal Opportunity Employer Clock, Remote Control Outside BRICK, block and stone work. . C3o Expert Installation of dltlon: rotary antennae (com­ NOW 2 BIO LOCATIONS man. private. ontrmnem, i u . 649-6616. 649-6830. » al ledger and develop monthly Mr. Moschlo, Pilgrim Mills, mornings, for Janitorial duties.’ available for qualified man. CUSTODIAN —. private school Gkmfriddo, 126 Ridge Rd.. . weekly 64ftlT«4 Rearview Mirror, AM-FM Ra­ Brick walla, patios, outdoor-in­ aluminum siding, gutters iM 434 Oakland St., Manchester. plete) 880. 648-2283. I860 Main It Hartford RIDE WANTED from corner trim. Roofing installation and 646-4220. See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Oarage, in Hartford, • Telephone 242- Bristol. 682-2t87. dio, Anti-Spin Rear Axle, Tint­ door fireplaces, sidewalks, CLEANINGBST carpet clean •23-7M6 arwssssxsx x i srtrrm rm nnnrTSTCTinr* rs-rrn nrxinrwnnnnnnnrim 'xirstonnnrxxm tonnnfH nnnrw i Durant and West Middle Tpke. repairs. 649-6496. 876-9109. Route 88, Vernon. 2274. WW9wWwWWWwWWw9WWwWW9WwWwW9WWWWW9WWwWWwWW9WWwwWWWWwwwwwwWwWwWWW9w9 wwWWWWWWWwWWWWWw ed Windshield and Tinted Win­ chimneys. Free estlmatoa. flee, experience preferred but , er you ever used, soi easy too. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) to vicinity East Cemetery, dows,- Power Sent, Rear Win­ Domenic Morrone, 649-1604, ROOFING and Roof Repair. not necessary. Call 646-0076. ,^ECRBTARY must like people, DRAPTSMEN Trainees, archi­ TIMEKEEPER production FRIEfltDLY Ice Cream next to Get BhM LueCra. Rent sisetrte 175 Ptne St. Msncbssie> hours 7:30 - 4 p.m. Call after dow Defogger, Automatic tectural rtructural. Progres­ •46-3883 YOU a r e A-1, Ouck Is A-1 Couglln Rooting Go.. Inc., 648- — pleasant phone manner, excel- clerk to maintain In-plant pay­ Caldor's la near hiring men and shampooer $1. MsutcheMer 4:30, 649-4394. Trunk Release, Tachometer, sive firm seeking individual in­ itorroer Norman’s Furn Cellars, attlos, Jrards, drivo- 7707. ~~ “ lent typing and shorthand. Sal- roll and production record. women for two to four hour Hardware ft Supply, 877 Main Fog IJghts and Gauges. Bids If you are in good health, are personable, terested ki challenging posi­ Must have good figure apti­ Warsbouse will be accepted Friday, Sa­ ways sealed and small truck­ shifts between 10 s.m. and 1 St.. 648-4426. Are You Locked In? ing done A-1 right. Call Trs- R(X)FING, Biding, Aluminum Read Herald Ads. **"“ tion for projects through en­ tude. Apply to AUied BuikUng at corner o( Ptoe ft Forest ILe) Automgbilof For Sol* 4 turday and Sunday—August 22, intelligent, can meet people easily and desire gineering and pre-production p.m. Apply In person. 1166 Tol­ Mon.-Fri. 94. Sal. 94 mano Trucking Servto* toll- gutter*. Ctorpentry, additlona, Systems, Inc.. 260 Totlsnd land TVke.. Manchester. 23. 24 between 8 a.ni. - 8 p.m. remodeling and rec rooms. a most interesting and varied position you are phases. If you seek s bright Tpke., Manchester. 646-0124, NEED CAR? Credit very bad’ free, 742-9487. RoatsoadAccatsorfa* 44 HOTPOINT automatl/' washer, Bankrupt, repotsesslonT Hon- Bidder who submitted the best Free estimates. R. Dion, 648- future with a top company, ex­ Ext. 23. MEN or women to work In Are yen reedy to move and want to aall yoar offer will be notified Monday^ -SHARPEf^INQ Service — Saws' 4862. ceUent fringe benefita, paid $100 Good oondlUon Old •S t Douglas accepts lowest kitchen, 6 a.m.' to 3 p.m., in JUST TWO left U’ flberglss fashion Icebox. $10. IH 0661 boat* qokkly? down, smallest payments, any , August 26th. Car can be seen knives, aces, sheers. skates vacation, apply to Mr. Ab- STARTING $2.65 an hour. FuU modern conrmleecent home. HELP WANTED WOMAN benefits, vacation, all shifts canoes, regular $306. Clear­ where. Not smiUl loan finance at 61 Lyness St., Manchester, rotary blades. Quick eervloe bnizese, Allied BuUdlng Sys­ For parttculsrs ooli Mr. H.F. ance price, $170 plus tax. Mc­ STOVE and washing, machine company plan. Douglas Mo­ Conn. Capitol Equipment Co.. 3f RooAng and we are looking for in our tems, 360 ToUsnd Tpke., Man­ avallsble, fuU or part-time. G«t balp from a Raaltor who will work hard Brackett. 647 1462. Bride's Sport Spot, 689 Center for sale. Beet offer. CaU alter for you; who will bring m proapective buyen and tors, 846 Main. Main 8t., Manchester. Hourt Chimnoys 16«A Advertising Dept. chester, Conn. 646-0124. Firestone Retread Shop. 20 St., Mancheeter. • p.m.. 048-8979 daily 7:308. Thursday. 7:80-1 Bidwell Rd., So. Windsor. 38ft point ap tha aaaeta o t yoar honoa. 1964 CHEVROLET Imp^ Saturday 7:SO-4 048-7666 RtXlFINQ — Speclallslnf re WE NEED full and pArt-tlme 4361. S i f o r i o o * 4-door hardtop. Power steer­ Auto Accofsori**-— pairing roots of aU ktodi. new ■ Male and Female help to work at the cleanest ing, standard transmission, Tiros 6 ODD JOBS—all types. Clean­ roots, gutter work, ohlmMye service statten tn town. Com­ WANTED — one full and one 3$ and make a better Looking For Work Near HoowT Wo desire someone who can drive a car, five new tires. Good condition. ups, landscaping, carpentry, cleaned and repaired. 10 years' missions awarded weekly. Ap­ part-time service stsUon at­ PART-TTME office work for MaL Call and tail os aomit jrbor houaa. $760. Call after 6 p.m., 649- mlscelleneous repairs, etc. De­ experience. Free eetimetee. type, (shorthand not nacossary, but helpful),' ply tn person from 6 p.m. to tendant. days. Apply in person girl with 4 years experience. 6184. FOUR ET Mog«, fils Chevrolet pendable service. Cali 648-7818. OaU Howley 66S4Btl. 664- Rapldijr growing indastrT- Now ptauit,. stoMljr work, 8 p.m. S t the Hess Service Sts- only to Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan Referertces. CeU ' I-749-2I83 af­ MALE and FEMALE 16” $128. Cell 648-0678. ■***• \ run a simple adding machine, spmaone who is tloo. 884 Broad St.. Manches­ Garage. Route 88, Vernon. ter 1:80. 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury II, 4- LAWNS maintained. RubbUh good p*)r wtih overtimo, paid Uf« insonme^ hospiteU- ter. door /sedan. V-8, automatic, taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. ROOFING, Gutters, Otlmneye ■ slightly creative. In other words we ne*d sorpo- PART-TIME. 6^dayi. 6 a.m. - WILL CARE doir smaU child to TO ASSEMIU TOYS power steering, radio. Priced 649-1868 after 6 p.m. New and repairs our special' ation, hoUdsTB, nuotion and other fringe benefita. one who can help us help our advertisers. 13 noon, light cleaning. Must my home days, or evenlnte. to sell. 648-2880. Trail*r»— ty, 80 years experience. Free be over 21. CaU •49-3S84 Call 649-9764. f Honra AndlaUa: STEPS, sldewalka, stone waUe. •eUmetes. CaU Roy KanehL Expuieneo iMt noMooarjr, wiO train. WAREHOUSE MEN KEITH REAL ESTATE MGB 1964, new paint Job, low Mobil* Horn** 6>A ftreplaoee, flagstone lerracee. (XEANING man wanted (or 64S-OS8S after 6 p.in. You will be working in a pleasant atmos­ I 7 A J l . S P JL price, good mechanical condi­ All concrete repeirs, both in­ Wonde^ol opportunity for MlraiMeaieBt. eg tneci to week to nights. Clkin Bonanza Steak DAT CARJC la my Uceneed 8:80 A J l. 8 P JI. 172 E. CENTER STREET tion. Call 649-2382. 1967 SKYlJrra^ Palm Springe side and outside ratlings. Land- phere with happy people. ammo. F irst ohd eeooud HouM. 649-llM. home. Bohon area, •iftaou. 2-bedroom mobile home. 12x60’ scaping. Reasonably priced. MiMiMrY, A p p ly o » shift. Oerueinnal overttme- 8 P JL • 7 P JL 1966 VOLKSWAGEN with 1967 DRIVERS for school bases. M f-1 9 tl excellent condition. Beautiful, Call 643 0861 Dtotsmokliigitotsmokli 19 Drlvare tkamme amd forfcMft WILL CARE for child

PAGE IWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HiCRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN ..^FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Houses For S«rio 72 Lois For Scrit .73 HousfH Fof J5ol> 72 Houses For Sede 72 Lots For Solo 73 Oul of Town Out of Town Out of Town B olton frienddUp between the two AMSTON l a k e — 2 acres. countries continued. MANCHESTER — Two-atory JUST LISTBID—6-6' two famjly _____ For Solo 75 For5olo Beach privileges. Immediate 75 For 5olo 75 Mansfield, D-Mont., talked- home, two baths, 4-6 bedrooms, BERRY'S WORLD MANCHESTER, — South Ebtd. duplex, ceramic baths, large VERNON— 2,000’ frontage on CLASSIFIED possession. Price $4000, $160 COVENTRY — $7,000, 4 room VERNON — 5^4 percent aasum- Mrs. Miller central location. Newer fur­ Immaculate like new Califor­ living rooms, two-car attached 1-84. Total 22 acres more or LAKEUI'HONT estate inqlaf^ig privately with Sihanouk today, down. Balance budget terms. Ranch. Presently rented at $21 Thhili of Tho nace. Lot of house for $20,600. nia styled Ranch home on the garage, full basement with less, newer Oimtemporary , able mortgage on this immacu­ ten room home zrith'S^car ga­ the second day of his visit to Amston Lake Co. 687-2647. weekly. Lake j>rlvUeges. Mr. late Split Level. $160.99 nionth- Named to Panel Hayes Agency, 640-0181. most attractive acre plus lot laundry hook-ups. Beautiful home plus 2-car garage with rage. Five bedrooms, bath Camtxxlia. He mbardo Belflore Agency. ly pays all. WaU car­ house on laketront. Mr. itna - by Premier Gen. Lon Nol and grounds. Mid 20’s. -Wolverton three-room apartment situated ATTENTION BuUden — 16 647-1413. / Parkhill-Joyce MANCHESTER — Truly Im- high 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- peting, three or four b^room s, aer, Belflore Agency, 647-1413. On Smut Curbs F\>relgn Minister Prince Noro­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. on land. Unlimited conunerdal building lots. CaU 2864661 or CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 0181. P.S. 276 feet of lakeftont. dom Phurisaara. maculate 6-room Cape, full posslbilitiea. Owner will hedd 8769168. VERNON, — Four - bedroom family room, aluminum storms state Rep. Dorothy R. Miller 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. dormer, front-to-back living NE5W LISTING — Clean 6-room and screens. Over Si acre Flower Shop COLONIAL—^Ten rooms. First mortgage. Jacqueline - Rob­ Colonial plus family room, CUSTOM BUILT — plaster- has been appointed to the Con­ room, m baths, enclosed Cape, fireplace in living room, EXCELLENT two parcel eequl- treed lot. City water. Call Im­ Frank Oakeier, Pronsietor floor consists of large living erts Agency, 6463339. living room, fireplace, formal walled Ranch In hi^ scen­ porch, oversized garage, deep enclosed porch, city utilities, sttkm consisting of two fam­ mediately. Mr. Lombardo, Bel­ necticut Commission for Stand­ M l MAIN ST.. MANOHKSRS COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. room with fireplace, dining dining room, kitchen with ic location. Beautiful wood­ Fast Draw Test lot. Immediate occupancy. Low $23,000. Phllbrlck Agency Real­ ily, five and five, a 80x300’ flore Agency, 647-1413. ards ot Decency in Materials (N ext to H a z a r d NaHnnal room, modem kitchen with ANDOVER — WELL treed buiU-lns, garage. Only $31,900. ed lot. Several extras will Baak) 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PEBUCATION 30’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ tors, 646-4200. lot, a single family six-room, AvaUable for Sale to the Pub­ buUt-ins, den, large family lot, with artesian well, on resi­ H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- ANDOVER LAKE — Cute doU- stay. Truly a Best Buy. Mr. Proves Fatal a YES—WS DBUVKR a tors, 040-2818. ' dential street near schoed and exceUent condition older Colon­ 9993. Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.ro. Frldax room, plus finished rec room MANCHESTER —New listing. like, year ’round, 4-room Lombardo, Belflore Agency lic. The oommlsston was estab­ PlMMat M S-14U in basement. Second floor has lake. Approximately one acre. ial, also oa an 80x300’ lot. Total 647-1418. lished In accordance with Spe­ HARTFORlJ, Conn. (AP) — NEW U S n N Q -7 -room Cape, Investment property, 8-fSLmlly, FOR THE discriminating buy­ Ranch within walking distance YOUR COOPERATION WILL, 4 bedrooms. On one acre Call 6468641 or 6460422. 160’ frontage on West Middle cial Act 262 passed by the ISW An elderly man wounded in with full shed dormer, large aluminum siding, fenced in er, we have just listed a cen­ to Coventry Lake. Immediate AMSTON Lake —Simply Im­ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 wooded lot with 2-car attached Tpke. 300’ deep. Ideal location General Assembly. whai police s^d was a quick- living room with fireplace, for­ yard, central location, excel­ VERNON ter chimney, authentic Co­ occupsmey. Asking only $10,- maculate . three bedroom draw demohstiratlon by an 18- garage. Adjoining land may be for professional building. Jac- The commission Is composed mal dining room, recreation lent condition. Must be seen lonial Cape nestled In the hiUs 500. For appointment caU F. M. Ranch style cottage. Seconds year-old youth died today at St. acquired. $38,900. Phllbrlck 8 ACRES OF PRIVACY quellne-Roberte Agency, 646 room, 1% baths, enclosed rear to be appreciated. H. M. of Glastonbury In a pic­ Gaal, Agency, 643-2682. from lake. Beautifully treed ot 16 members: Elve appMntod Francis Hospital. Conrinued Prom Preceding Poge Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 20 minutes from Hartford. 3339. porch, on treed lot, $20,000. frechette. Realtors, 647-9693. turesque setting In a prestige lot. Mr. Coe, Belflore Agency, by the speaker ot the house, Build your dream home VERNON — Three-bedroom The youth, Efraln Vega of Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, COVENTRY Lake building lot, neighborhood. For appoint­ 647-1418. five by the president pro tem­ JUST listed 6-roath, beaptlful States and Alexei Roshchtn of weekdays. on one floor, wall to wall car­ CENTRAL LOCATION Course” lawn with tree shad- Manchester Parkade Want peace and quiet plus ed rtic room, 2-car garage. Ex­ The commission must report excellent Investment. Wolver­ MANCHESTER —Centrally lo- lot, fireplace, dining room, privacy? It’s here!! New hardwood floors, chicken'coop, toe Soviet Union, and accepted peting, almost new, stays, mod­ . ed and irtiruh enclosed privacy. Manchester 6466306 ceUent area. $28,900. Hayes to the governor and General As­ FIVE—room suite of front Main ton Agency Realtors, 640-2818. cated 6tuilt Income property. built-lns, garage. Walk to Raised Ranch, oven and 40x24’ concrete floor, 12x16’ without cqipoalUon. em kitchen, formid dining Eight-room home with five Two-car oversized garage. Agency, 6460181. sembly Its findings and recom- St. offices, 100 percent loca­ Vacancies never a problem! EXECUTIVE Ranch. 3 b^- schools. Minutes to Circle. utility building plus several MANCHESTER — Modem room, 2 fireplaces, large rooms down, three up, 1% Screen porch off living room. range, sundeok, fireplace, mdndations as soon as practic­ tion near banks, air-condition- Excellent Investment. Mtd 40’s. Early occupancy. Only $24,900. other buildlng:s In good sheqw, Mtdn St. building Including screened porch, 1% baths, 8 batha Ebccellent condition Three large and one small rooms, on an L. Large living g:arage, over acre with COVENTRY LAKE — 3 room able. but not later than Dec. ed, automatic fire sprinkler Wolverton Agency, Realtors, CoUl-Wagner Realty, 8763396, trees. Complete with ame- pond site, 66 peach trees {dus two stores and warehouse. Ex­ bedrooms, garage. $82,900. throughout Many features bedrooms. Newly decorated room and dining room with 2- cottage overlooking lake. In­ 15, 1970. Apply Marlow's, 807 Main St such as EU1 oversized lot, 6462813. 6469088. many other trees. Over ^,000. cellent Income producer. Rea­ Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, and painted. See it now. Bel- way fireplace, large kitchen slte drive and landscaping. sulated paneled Interior, needs Mns. MlUer is also on the In­ aluminum siding, two-car ______tU______with all built-ins, enclosed income on produce per year. SMALL shop. North Msuiches- sonable. Call for details. Hayes 646-4200. fiore Agency, 647-1413. MANCHESTER — J - ROOM weU smd septic tank, $3,600. terim Committlee of nsurance garage, new gas heating porch, 2-car garage, 1% baths, Price $33,500. Call F. M. Goal Meyer Agency, Realtor. 648- ter, 2,000 square feet, loculing Agency, 646-0181. v Cape, large living room, and Public Personnel which unit, big roomy basement, DESIRABLE residential, tree C B. GOVANG Agency, 843-2882. 0600. - dock, heated, sprinkler, elec­ YOU’LL THINK you’re on vaca­ etc Only $26,000. Move In full basement with second fire­ were her regulauasfii^nments shaded area. Six-room Coloni­ formal dining room, fireplace, O P E N H O U SE REAL ESTATE tricity, ground floor. 1^11 di­ tion when you own this 6 room tomorrow. T. J. Crockett, place, large lot, exclusive during the legislative seasian. al In Henry-Holllster St. area. garage, treed lot, convenient GLASTONBURY — 3-bedroom COVENTRY — Small year vide in half. Call 246-4781 after Land For Solo 71 Ranch. Maintenance free Realtor, 643-1677. area. 30’s. Wolverton Agency 643-9574 872-4165 Priced right for fast sale. Bel- location, $26,600. Phllbrlck SUNDAY— 2-5 P.M. Raised Ram^ offeni gracious ’round five-room home. Fire­ 6:80 p.m. aluminum siding, great big Realtors, 6462813. By BBA KBITH Incredible Agency, 6464200. NORTH COVENTRY ^ , family room, 2-car garage, 2 flore Agency, 647-1418. gallery foyer, living room with place, oU heat, arteolan weU, SPRINGDALE AVE., marble fireplace, formal din­ spacious lot. Lake privllegea. MAIN ST., comer office, 8 THREE WOODED ACRES baths, tree shtided yard. Only MANCHESTER —Price reduc- HIGHWOOD Drive, petter than Up for sizing up a house: Cambodia Won't new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ ing room, beautifully appoint­ Reduced to $18,900. Szeluga rooms Emd lavatory. House A Delightful area, 800 foot $28,000. Keith Agency, 646-4126, MANCHESTER Green area. . . TWELVE room Contemporary ed on this spacious 4-bedroom, Head firstt for the basement. VERNON — Neat 6room I including In-law suite on what erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of That’s where you’ll find evi­ COVENTRY ed kitchen, paneled fireplace ReaUy, 742-8630, 7468474, 426 Seek U.S. Aid Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. frontage on otve street; 400 646-1922. an older colonial, one of the center entrance Colonial In Ranch with formal din­ Sdturdfly we consider to be the best ad­ graceful living area. Prime lo­ dence of leakage, foundation family room, 2H baths, 2-car 7778. foot fnmtago on other Zoned choice family type of homes. preferred location, convenient New Raised Ranch. Built- ing room, 3 bedrooms, fire­ MAIN ST. — 4 rooms, all or BUCKLEY School — Cape, 8 dress In town. Belflore Agen­ cation, top quality and unique cracks, bermltM, etc. garage. Quality built by Van PHNOM PENH, Cambodia R-40. You can steal this par­ Three down, three up, two full to schools, stores and ' ins, IH baths, acre treed place, basement garage. A rent Individually, heat and elec­ roqms, 4 bedrooms, 2 full cy, 647-1418. floor plan makes this an out­ Dyne loaded with extras. By HEBRON Rd., Bolton. BeauU- (AP) — Prince Norodom Sihan­ cel for $6,600 . Pleitse call baths, carpeting. Attic, full churches. Owners anxious for Jot. Assumable 7% mort­ terrific value at $21,600. CaU fully landscaped custom built tricity provided. Contact Mr. ‘ baths, formal dining room, standing offering. Hayes Agen­ Up for selling a house: Doris Smith, J a n ^ Realty Co. appointment only. $41,700. Joc- ouk, toasting toe renewal of dip­ 649-5306 for all the details. basement, gas heat. Two car quick sale. Phllbrlck Agency, gage. Only $26,500. Cape. Three bedrooms, large EYechette, H. M. Frechette, modem kitchen, living room Six-room Colonial with privacy cy 6460131, evenings Mr. Han Invite a neighbor or two In queUne-Roberte Agency, 646 lomatic relatlona between Cam­ COMPUTERIZED garage. Fine residential neigh­ Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 6461121. Realtors, 647-9993. with fireplace, full shed dorm­ behind tall shrubbery. Centred dler, 649-7613. for the second visit of in­ 3339. kitchen, pcuteled Uvlng room bodia and the United Statea, CUSTOMER SERVICES borhood. Owner transferred. terested buyers. It’ll make Directions: Route 31, acrosp er, basement completely location, immediate occupan­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Unusual, with stone fireplace, large foy­ told Sen. Mike Mansfield Uiurs- Priced to sell at $31,900. Possi­ JORDT St. — Brick Cape, your buyer feel at home — the Street from Town Hall. er, walk-out basement with )A#OOl INDUSTRIAL zoned metal finished off with heat, breeze­ cy. A beet buy at $22,900. Brf- flexible, etc. describes this 6- GLASTONBURY — 3-bedroom ble to assume $16,700 6% per­ modem kitchen, formal dining emd that’s the vdiole Idea. Watch for signs. day night that Cambodia arill building for rent. Also large B & W way, 2-car garage, new alumi­ flone Agency, 647-1418. Lots For Solo 73 room Ranch In immaculate Raised Ranch includes large second fireplace, aluminum 'count'on Its own means for eco­ cent mortgage on this one. T. room, 1% baths, I4’xl8’ fam­ HIGHLAND Park Area — Large storms, por^. Asking $24,900. entrance. Call b a RROWS and WALLACE Co. num siding, $27,600. Phllbrlck J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ily room, all glews, with rais­ condition with waU to wall car­ living room with cathedral nomic development without 649-6644. TWO-famlly, newly listed. Must lot, could be divided into two peting, walk-out basement with Rowe A Rowe Realty, 8768187. Manchester Parkade Agency Realtors, 646-4200. ed hearth fireplace, finished 1. COME AND GET THIS PASEK celling, massive marble fire­ seeking foreign aid.’ ' settle estate, 2 garages, 6-6 re­ building lots. City utilities. $10,- 8 finished rooms, plus garage, Manchester 649-6306 MANCHESTER — BeauUful rec room In basement with older home wUh all the place, 2*4 carpeted baths, for- a n Ao v ER— Must sell— T7u*ee He faked that rtoe outside MANCHESTER well planned cently rpdone. Make an offer. 000. Ask for Mr. Philbrick, REALTORS-MLS Ranch consisting of kitchen, comforts of home—Large suitable for many businesses mat dining room, 2-oar garage, bedroom Ranch. Two - car world leave us to work In peace Houses For Ren» 65 7Vi-room Cape, In town’s finest Belflore Agency, 647-1418. bar, automatic garage doors, Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, living room, den, dining dining room, living Imom i and 2867476 649-6827 If owner occupied. Must be prestige area. $43,900. Jac- gara$:e, equipped greenhouse and Independence.'' location, 4 large bedrooms, extra l^ullding lot, beautifully 646-4200. room, 3 b^rooms, new skirt COMPLEITELY furnished two- seen. Wolverton Agency Real­ queline-Roberts Agency, 646 Houses For Sa!e 72 garages, fireplaced living three bedroonus plus , large BRICK Cape — nicely located landscaped yard. Phllbrlck wall - to - wall carpeting. with office. Acre lot. Only $34,- "I am pereonaliy perauadsd bedroom house. September 1st, tors, 6462818. 3339. room, paneled den, formal .dln^ heated recreation ' room. One In public or parochial school Agency Realtors, 6464200. Reduced to $23,500, 600. Helen Palmer, ResJtor. that B sincere >aivd lasting 1969 to June 1st, 1970. Call 649- TWO-FAMILY house, ^’'4-4V4 car garage. This one you have 848-6831. friendship can flower between Ing room, equipped kitchen, area. Immediate occupancy. W APPm O —Beautiful sho VERNON —3-bedroom Raised 7467. large rooms, newly decorated, to see. Full price $23,600. Mit­ LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, our two countries," he told the situated on tree studded lot. Six finished rooms, garage. 2. New Ranch—$28,900. Fire­ room Ranch. EbcceUent con­ Ranch with spacious living new stoves and refrigerators. ten Realty, Realtors, 648-6630. fireplace, built-lns, VA baths, NOTICE place In living room, large Rusort Propurty U.S. Senate ihajority lefder. Realistically priced $49,600. Country-sized kitchen, with new dition. Consisting o t Uvlng room and dirtlpg room, sliding $37,OO0. Call 649-0134 between huge recreation room, garage, master bedroom. Country WontBd RbcH Estot* 77 The 66plate dinner honored Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ cabinets. ReoertUy redone in­ PUBLIC HEARING For 5olo 74 room, dining room, kitchen glass doors, 2 baths, exquisite Our of Town 4-7 p.m. BOWERS School — Six-room trees. $27,600. Hutchins Agen­ living In Manchester. Manafleld and his wife In cel6y D tor, 648-1108. side. Lower mid-twentles and PURCHASE OF and three - bedrooms. Alu­ country sized kitchen, 2-car ga­ PRIVATE party deeires bulld- For Rent 66 Colonial, IH bathe, possible cy, Realtors, 6465324. bratlon of the resumption of lengths worth It. Belflore Agency, 647- REAL ESTATE 3. Lovely Reuich. 2-car g^a- AMSTON LAKE — Waterfront, minum siding, air-condltionit:g rage, on oversized lot. con­ lot In ,South Wlndeor-Man- RANCH — 6V4 pooms, first four bedrooms, attached ga­ 1418. latlons that Sihanouk severBlKln ROCKVILLE —Nicely furnish­ rage, 2 full baths, 2 fire­ waterview, and wooded lots. In dining room. Lot about one venient location. A beauty for chester arre. Cash. 648-0768. floor, plus finished rec room rage, large kitchen. Nice BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1986. Among toe other ed four-room apartment. $126. PREFERRED places, acre lot, family EInjoy immediately, beaches, acre. AU this for $26,900. Mit­ $29,900. Jacqueline - Roberta In basement, sunken formal groimds. Well cared for. Im­ THREE family, one block from TOWN OF SELLING YOUR HOME? For were diplomats from M other Security deposit required. PORTER ST. room, prestige area. $28,- boating, fishing, winter sports, ten Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Agency, 6463339. dining room with beamed ceil­ mediate occupancy. Mid 20’s, Main St. $4,800. yearly income. IMPRESSIVE 14-ROOM MANCHESTER, 000. prompt courteous service that countries Including fno Soviet Adults only. Available Sept. six-room king-sized Colon­ Wolverton Agency Realtors, Never a vacancy. Don’t lose etc. $10 down, budget terms. ing, emd mediterranean decor, CONNECTICUT TOLLAND — New listing. Own­ OOVENTHY —10-room older gets results. Call Louis Dlmock Union. reach 1st. Call 648-6678. ial. Beautifully mEilntained 649-2818. this opportunity. Belflore MANOR HOME From $796. Cottages available. 2 full baths, one off master 4. 6 large rooms In this C o- er moving oift of state. Only Colonial, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, Realty. 6469838. Sihanouk reldjis telt friend­ by original owner. Three Agency, ,847-1413. PROPOSED ORDINANCE lonlal. 1% ba,tbs, 1-car ga­ Amston Lake Co. Open 7 days. VERNON — NOW RenUng. bedroom, screened porch, $26,- Notice is hereby given that $21,200 for 6H-room Ranch, fireplace', full basement, 2-car ship between iUs country and bedrooms, IVi tile baths, MANCHESTER— Quaint Cape, Main house—4 bedrooms, rage, nice prlvi^ back 1-687-2647. ALL CASH for your property "You owe It to yourself to see 600. Phllbrlck Agency Real­ basement garage, storms and the United ^ t e a would oontln- flreplaoed front to back liv­ good condition, 2 or 3 b ^ - THREE family, newly listed. two baths, sunken living the Board of Directors, Town yard. Low 20’s.^/ ------garage. Excellent frontage on within 24 hours. Avoid rad tape. one of. these lovely apartments tors, 646-4200. of Manchester, Connecticut, ATTENTION Smart Investors— large lot. T. J. Cnxikett, Real­ School St. Property also In­ . ue provld G ing room, formal dining rooms, fireplace, nicely land­ Just off East Center St. Needs room (Blue stone fireplace) Inatant eervloe. Hayea Agency, situated In a small apartment Private lakes being developed tor, ,875-6279. "Flrsjl^, that the reciprocal room ,, eat-in kitchen, 26’ MANCHESTER 7 room Colo­ scaped lot, garage. Priced for work. Moke an offer. Belflore formal dining room, aU elec­ will hold a Public Hearing in 6. Perfect staiTer home, 2 cludes church building in ex­ 646-0181. (Limit 3 to a customer) complex located in an attrac­ twin-size bedrooiihs, sun- by America’s leading lake good sHU displayed In our oon- paneled rec room with bar, nial large living room with quick sale. $24,600. Call Paul Agency, 647-1413. tric kitchen, 30’ ptaneled the Hearing Room at the Mu­ VERNON — Redecorated 7- cellent repair. Total 7 acres. tive realdentlai area." Brand porch, large living room, buUders In strategic locations. PERSONALIZED rervtce for toqls today peralsts. Secondly, 2-car garage. Call Suzanne fireplace, formal dining room, W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. family room—IN-LAW L— nicipal Building, 41 Center room Split level, 90x200 lot. Offering unlimited possi­ new 3H room apartment (one HOLLYWOOD secUon — Splc eat-ln kltctaen. Only $12,- Swim, fMi, boat, teimla, water- buying or aelUng a home. Ebc- .t President Nixon maintains Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson eat-in kitchen plus halt bath, 3 three bedrooms, bath, 28’ Street, Manchester, Connecti­ Ideal for in-law situation. Sub­ bilities. $56,000. Jacqueline- bedroom) featuring heat, hot and span 7-room Colonial. One 500. ski, tob ogg ^ , etc. Year ’round cellent eelecUon o i home llst> 'his friendly attitude and, more Beach A Oo., Realtors. nice bedrooms up and full ^MANCHESTER -4-4, two fam­ fireplaced living room, din­ cut, Tuesday, September 2, Roberts Agency, 6463889. water, refrigerator, range, of Manchester’s moat desira­ vacation weekends. Half mil­ stantial cash or owner assist­ Inge. Investment, oommerq eapectally, that frontier inci­ bath, 2-car garage, superb ily. Best of condition. Flrtf- ing room, (screened patio 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to consider hood, garbage disposal, mas­ ble' areas. Enclosed heated 6. Glastonbury-House that’s lion dollar clubhouse complex. ed financing. Will assume HEBRON — QuaUty built ax- and realdei)tlal property dents, which BtlU occur but far location, $28,900. Owmer plaoe In each apartment. adjacent) paneled fireplaced and act on the following: reall]^ H D ^. 244 baths, ter ’IV antenna, telephone out- M*x,nHm«nr¥n Bunporch. Job situation only $8,000. up. 90 per cent ten year present 6\ per cent mortgage. pandable L-ahaped Ranch. Ings wanted. Member *^MLS, less frequently than was for­ 8-room Gape anxious. Wolverton Agency stoves and refrigerator. Re­ Jen. House Beautiful Icltch- The-- purchase of real es­ 6car QnATpljuke back lets,' curtain rods, window M^NOHEJSTER reason fqr seUlpg, $27,600. for moitgage. CaU 742-8620. Write $164.61 monthly. Bel Air Real Country sized kitchen with Austin Chambers Realtor, 646 merly toe case, do not assume completely remodeled features Realtors, 649-2818. cent wiring and plumbing. fast sale. Belflore Agency, 647- cn. Parklike wooded set­ tate iknovm as No. 32 Cot- Estate, Vincent A. Bogglnl, d’ilijnmvilills shades an^ full bath with Lussler, Broker, P.O. Box 201, bullt-lns. FTrepIace, garage. Call early. Mid 20’s. Wolver­ ting in excellent residential 2 flreplac^ 2826. proportions of e nature to jeop­ vanity. Washers and dryers In front-to-back living room, 1413. taige Street, Manchester, Bolton, Coim. 06040. Realtor. 643-9332. ' Four a c i ^ with % acre pond. MANCHESTER, In a central ton Agency. 649-2813. area. Ideal for large active ardise Its fotura." FABRIC DBPARTMBNT 8TORBB 1;)uement (coin-operated) aj>d paneled family room, fruit- Connecticut, by the Parking $24,900. Pasek Realtors, 286 area with bus practically at family, In-Iaws or office and Today’s average one-family He said he was confident of storage area, Plenty of wood kitchen loaded with MANCHESTEHl —Oversized 8- Authority of the Town of house has a flni^ed floor 7476, 742-8248. the door. Neat four room house NEW Listing —Large six-room Iwme. Call today to inspect Palm Springs Nixon’s J "sagacity" and the '4 34 Oakland St., Route 83, Mancheater pEurklng. For an appointment extras, 41 bedrooms, 2 batlw, room Cqpe. I'our bedrooms, Manchester, for the sum o f / area of 1,670 square feet, completely renovated. New Cape. Bree^way, oversized one of the finest constructed Flowing Lines The Twins "vigilance of our American to see this new lovely apart­ one-car garage, patio, altuated fireplace,' all bullt-lns, family $20,600.00. compered with 988 square TOLLAND ---- j6room curtom heating system, tiled bath, garage. Outside sun deck, new and designed (low main- Will Bury Its friends" who desired that Open Daily J(f am to 9:30 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm ment building pletue call 872- on 160x200 lot. $29,600. Joc- room, walk-out patio. Elxcellent A copy of the proposed Ordi­ feet In 1960 and 1,800 In 1960. built Cape with 1% baths, full modem kitchen (stqve and re­ heating system. Nice treed lot. torumco in mind), large 0629 weekdays for an appoint­ quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- condition. Don’t wait. H.M. nance may be seen In the Town dormer, one-car $arage, love­ frigerator stay), baseiinent. Very clean. H. M. Frechette, Flying Grandma ment. Rental $186 downstairs, 3339. Frechette, Realtors, 647-9093. homes we have the pleasure Clerk’s office during business Whatever slie you want, ly wooded lot situated In the Combination windows. Selling Realtors, 647-9993. to offer at far below re­ we’U find It for you at PALM SPRINGS, OoUf. (AP) $146 upstairs (Including c u - hours. hills of Tolland. T. J. Crockett, for $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real­ PRIVACY-— $28,900. Immocu- placement costs. Sitzanne — Zaddie R. Bunker woe 66 petlng.) Oct. 1st. occupancy. Dated at Manchester, Con- Realtor, 8768279. tor, 643-1677. MANCHESTER — Lorgi ten late Raised Ranch. Country Shorts, 646-3233. Exclusive when she decided she'd rather Adults. No pets. MANCHESTBSR r^ectlcut, this 19th day of Au­ FALL Is In Full 5wing At Your Woodland Gardens! room home. XV4 baths, oil hot kitchen, two fireplaces, recre­ J. Watson Beach A 'Oo.. AMSTON LAKE — 4 room, sit In the cockpit of a plane than MANCHESTER — Two family gust 1969. KEITH ROCKVILLE — Four-room water heat, 2-cau- garage, 2% ation room, garage, patio, 'Realtors. artesian well, lots, cellar, baby-sit Jber grandchildren. Bo 66. Central location. City John I. Garslde Jr., apartment, heat Included. $116 acres. Priced for quick sale, huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen­ beach privilegei. Total price that’s what Kie did. CHRYSANTHEMUMS aUDlOU BOUQUET NEW utilities. Large wooded lot. Im­ Secretary REAL ESTATE monthly. 6462871. | $26,900. Char-Bon Agency, 643- cy, Realtors, 6466324. $9,000. terms. Amston LAke 0>. Now SBs desert community Is Re«. fl.19. NOW 0 ^ 0 maculate condition. Mid SO’s. Board of Directors 0683. 172 East Center Street 687-2847. mourning the death of Mrs. (An fleiere, er ■eparale) ...... 11 .r e H 4 4 ...... ^ — Contemporary designed 4- Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- MANCHESTER — New on NEW USTING—Fully occupied Manchester, Conn. 649-1922 646-4126 Bunker, a legendary figure Bedroom Spilt. Brick and 0609. market, 6room Cape on beau­ three-family off Main St. $400 TOLLAND —You can assume I f o r S l J B (L n b e M ) Won tod To Ron! 68 MANCHESTER 6H room Garri­ among women plloti. Death aluminum aiding. 2Vl baths. tifully treed lot, central loca- monthly income. Ideal loca­ f' ■ . pa)rment of $183 on this sparkl­ BUEirS AFRIOBII son Colonial, double garage, IVii came Thursday—Just a week EVEROREENB MEAN LANDMCAPINO . . . LARGE family needs immedi­ Slone 'fireplace in Uvlng MANtJHBS’T E R - Richard Rd„ ^Uon, near school, bus, shop­ tion. Never a vacancy. Bel-- ing three • bedrooqii Ranch. Naw I Room. Finished Rec. Room. baths, fireplaced living room, before her B2nd birthday end All alsee and prt«a» but always at tolr prlnre! Yews, »r ate housing, four or five bed­ recent fouf-bedfoom Ckilbnlal. formal dining room, rec room, ping, fireplace, Jelousied fiore Agency. M4-141S. Unique large Uteben,'' three inwljpers, Bheilo, Bialree, Heiiilerke, Ftwre oad raawy, Full Basement. 2-car ga­ Formal dining room, ftre- preceded by theae achieve- i room older house. Will fix up convenient location. $31,900. porch, garage. Bei Air Real large bedrooms, acre treed raoay mere! , NOW S sre SUN rage., Appliances and sani­ menta: ' for i reasonable rent. Call 683- placed living room, huge fam­ Estate, Vincent A. Bbgglnl.' 146 BENTON S t, 7 room Cape private lot. Come and Inspect. Potted o r burlapped 'iSS. (‘IM e We OM y) tary sewers. For details call Call Warren E. Howland, Real- 0768. ily room, 3H baths double ga­ Realtor, 6469332. oU' h o f'o lr heat, lot 78x142. Only $22JSOO. CoUl-Wagner Learned to fly at 66; flew solo 646-1117 or 876-8660. lof. 848-1108. , H — rage plua many refinements. Priced in very low 20’s. West Realty, 876-S8W, 6469086. back and forth acrore toe conti­ SPECIAL THIS WEEK— LOOK 200 KINDS OF H O U U PLANTS! Coll Warren E. Howland, Real­ MANCHESTER — S-famdly. )n SEVEN-ROOM Colonial,' 2H til­ Side Realty 6464342. nent at 86; earned her muld-en­ Businou Proporty ed baths, large fonUIy room, 2 BOLTON Lake — Waterfront gine llcenae all88, and flew fojS- H urw it & Simons tors, 648-1108. exx^ellent condition, on large TREE5— 15% OFF! LOOK - FOR M y I k 2 For Solo 70 Realtors fireplaces, plastered walls, California style borne, 8 bed­ er toon eound at 78. MANCHESHTER — Bhceeutlve treed lot, convenient to bus Onwuneatjsl oad Shade, Fndt Trees needy la Bear, Iry, and shopping. Income over $6,- full Insulation, porch, city uyi- rooms, large encloaed porch M i s . Bunker, known o s "the 391 CENTER Street, an eight 212 .Talcbttvllle Rood. 8-4 bedroom Colonial In fine FIRST OFFERING Apple, Peare, Prechre, Plores, CUerrleB, nhesbarstre oad Africa* VWets (aa 800. per year. Phllbrlck Agen­ itles, bulH-lns, extra large 2- with sundeck orerlooklng lake. Flying Orandmotoer," and "toe Orape-, room home w'.th 2-car garage Rto. 83. Veetton raaldentlal area. $29,600. Call cy, Realtor, 646-4200. car garage, near school, treM PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, First lAdy of Palm Springs," FOUNDATION PLANT SPECIAL! located In business II zone J,D. Real Batata Aaooolates, EXCITING 6464200. first came to the desert In 646-1117 876-8660 lot, excellent location. C9iar(es Dwelling could be easily con­ 648-8129. ^ MANCHESTER — Tri-level Lesperance, 6467620. ! 1918' long before It became the HANGING LANTANAS CONTEMPORARY OOuSraLrTAKE~!!T%-rooin SnilrosS^,**irS^gl2iT‘5Sy,*P^ verted for professional or com­ contemporary Ideaily suited winter playground o f movie Lswge elaa. M NEW USTINO--Thre^ famUy! Ranch on approximately ana draoe, etc. ONLY S t N mercial occupancy. Robert J for the young executive with IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY t l greats and other celebrities. B eg. SAM . n o w ^ I . 9 9 Smith. Inc., 963 Main Street FOUR-ROOM Ranch with rec Needs lots of work. Excellent No expense has been spared acra, $18,600. PhUbrlck Agen­ the growing family. This quali­ New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2V4 Her find job. at age 36: dellv- BUMMER CLEARAMCEI B P E c: I A L ! — M66341. room, treed lot. Near shopping location. Asking $27,600. Bel­ In this exquisitely appointed cy, Realtors, $464300. ty built' home offers 4 bed­ baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry arlng merchandise to local buoi- Pleat Peed. 6168 and bus line. Ideal for retired flore Agency, 647-1418. room. bullt-lns. plastered brick and frame home, moot- I awB Feed. C w v o n 8.M8 rooms, $ baths, tremendously COVESTTRY — Restored 6 qeas houses from the railway HEDBINB FLANTS aM^ PRIVETS I or starter home. Bralthwaltr walla, 2-car garage, city utili­ desirable Rockledge area. 2 MANCHESTER — Redwood large Hying room with cathe­ room, 6bedroom Coloniel, • ststkn in a freight thick. Agency, 6464693. ties, .near school, SO-day occu­ Three bedrooms, hetha,.. R d .. Lovely traditional 8-bed- dral celling and tmpreaalve flreplacee, original wide floor On winning her multi-engine Oevsre 1AM eg- fk O A K A R M S pancy. Built by Ansaldi. 30’ fireplaced, beamed cell-^ Ik ~ Mt - Ho BEAUTIFUL Spilt Lsvei, ai- room Ranch otfera apacloua flreplacel. balcony, overslied 11 t40«S boards, 6cor garage. 7 aerre. pilot’s license at Teterhoro. APARTMENTS Otarleq Les}wrance, 6467620. ing Uvlng room, large stone m OAK STBEET suraable mortgage 6H per living room with fireplace, dining i*oom, eat-tn kitchen, foyer, formal dining room, Bel Air Real Estate, Vincent 'SJ., she oommantad: "Why did MANOHE8 TBB cent, 8 nloe bedrooms, ga­ formal dining room, huge eat- 20x24 fajmlly room with fire­ BOWERS School District — (opening on to private A. Bogglnl Realtor. M6B8I3. I laarn to fly at 86? Because it's rage. large corner lot. Full in kitchen with aeparate eat­ place, 4-car garage, utility Three-bedroom Ranch. Air- patio), all electric kitchen fun." I New spstetoos one and two HEBRON —Mast stU. Ihree- price $23,800. Chill on this one. ing area, lovely frultwood room plus huge basement on conditioned. partially finished (breakfast room adlocent) She maintained that "anyone bedroom a|iartineata. bedroore Roach, modarn kltah- Mlttsn Realty. Realtors 648- cabinets, ill baths, on large large, private country lot con­ basement.' 44 acre parkUke 14x20’ Ihmlly rooni. Fine Wooe/A/// Heights 8256 2045 can learn anything ha wants to FBOM $1M MONTHLY en with bnUt-ins, 3 fUU baths, ilncluded: C980. spacious lot. one year young. veniently located. Custom built yard, many extras. Helen paneling, many bullt-lns, 1618 adth enough perseverance." $M,800. Jacqueline - Roberta by Van Dyne, foremost In con­ Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321. stereo, complete aircondi­ ftreplaea. first floor fanOy Of her crosscountry jautai, she HOTFOINT B ^O B - HB- MAN(;niBSTBR — Six - room Sew these lovable twins Agency, 646-8839. temporary design. $40,900. JaeV tioning \syatein. carpeting, 47 HOFFMAN ROAD The uncluttered lines of room ok fourth badroom, told a newsman 'T v e been I nUGEBATOR - A I B Colonial overkjoklng Center __, ■ from soft terry cloth,. . . loOinHTIONBD - DIBPOS- queHne-Roberu Agency. 646 SCOTTISH Ozi5e”~ tS ii roomX \lrapes. are JuM a few ot \\ this\ fashion givM it thst partially ItntMed reenatlan driving tor 46 yesni, but If I had t’ ark. 1(4 baths, two-(two-car MANCHESTER First' time on Trader loving: has bera g^ven this 7-room Split the children will adore IA L \- WALL lO WAUL 8339; on 45 acres of land, painstak­ many fine feate-res for the A V ' smooth-flowing ItoE fqf room with wslk-oot basemaat, to" make tola trip by outoroobtle garage, large rooms. Immedi­ the market, fabulous 4-bed­ \. them. No. 2(146 has pat­ JOABPBTINO - HOT ingly restored 17th century ultimate in gracioua Jiving ^ v e l by the ongjnm ownca’s . I f you appreciate a a slim-trim figure. No. weU lsndsro|ied % acre lot I don’t think I could bare done ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ room tri-level home with 8 full tern pieces for kittens H w a TBS HBAT - PABK- MANCHESTER — Immaculate former Grist mill. Waterwheel wlUi low maintenance. fine h<^e, good neighborhood, biest of construc- 8256 with PHOTO-eviDE is and clothes; hot-iron Ownan amrtoiw. $34.IM. PbO- It. klotortng just Isn't refe cy, 6460131. ceramic baths, living room has in New Sixes 10 to 18, |INO. elx-room Cape. New heat­ that generates' your own elec­ By appointment. Suzanne ton, this l^ u ty oh a ddig:htfuUy manicured lot is transfer for feaitares; brick Ageocy, Realtors, M6 enough." cathedral celling, bay window ing syatem. Garage. Near bust 32H to 40. Size 10. I Near bus, school, ohnreb MANCHESTOR.~ $26,900 like tricity. plelure.sque waterfall, Shorts, 6462313 Bhcclusi\-e J. worth seeingr today. Such extru as wall to wall directions. 4300. In braaUng the sound berr]lcr. land sbopidng. September and wall to wall carpeting. echool, bus and shopping. Only 32% bust . . . 3% yards new! Three-bedroom Ranch­ with water rights. For further Watson Beach A Oo., Real­ sam m a ' Zaddte pUoied an Air Force lis t ocoupanoy. Call Ground level family room, ef­ $18,900. Char Bon Agency, 643- carpeting, air-conditioning:, custom drapes and 2 o f 4^inch. BOLTON — New on tnmrwrn er, carport, large kitchen with Information caU Phllbrlck tors a n s M4 Is mtm «w mmjm - FIDO Super Sabre jet with U . ficient kitchen with built-in Agency, Realtors, 6464200. full baths add to the many amenities. Your good Iwe Is Ils S i am ibn Bsliea 8%-raofn Rosicfa wMh cowiplsts- IwABBBN B. HOWLAND bullt-lna, ; fireplaced living Cot. Robtason Risner as oopUot. oven and range. Quality area. judgment will match your good taste if you buy ly finished hasemewt. Mg wood­ /- REALTOR ^&sss^jr,sst Bhs confeaaed to friends re­ room, full basement, land­ $36,600. Wolverton Agency CAPB — Modarn Utchan, ll6 NEW USTING 5», room this home this week. The owner has alreudy re­ UJ» A1^. ed Ipl IMsdOO*, fine realdswtlel SU-UM W AvgUCA*. «aw TOBK. cently tost 18 months ego Bhe scaped lot. Call Warren E. Realloie, 649-2813. Ing room with raised hearth Ranch with three bedrooms. MANCHESTER —Well land­ located and is anxious to' selL 55 re^eSiaSar"* . nMgtihorhood. Immediate oe- Howland, Realtors, M3-1108. fireplace, formal dining room, Sunny kitchen with dining area scaped six-room Ranch. 6li Mol' Brea, sasrsn aaa ZW cupaacy, TJ. Ooekelt, Real­ haM-beartedly applied to be sn $14,900 — Attractive 6room Send 50« today for the three bedrooms. Walk-out base­ and bullt-lns, living room has per cent assumable mortgage, n a t. a«ii mmem m t a m tor. M 61gn. astronaut and was rejected FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, home 2 jedrooms, dining JAKVn RKALTY CO. new '86 Foil ahd Winter ment. breeseway. attached ga­ fiieplace and wall to wall car­ $117 monthly payment, In- S o w available . . . the '69 aj^ u m : ' "I cfkild have dan* It." Mm Let Jaha a* Lsea BaM Tea! large lot. full cellar. Can you room, hot water baseboard Fall A Winter Basic rage. Beautifully treed acre pet, walk-out baaement. 160x eludee j^ C lp le , interest and K2LU.TOK8 — lo jg - _ DtSU SOU COVENTRY -glB JW . 4% room said. ^ 188 WOOOtJhNO mUEET * 8$64 top thU for $19,900. Mitten heat, attached garage, Hutch­ lot. $?4.900. Phllbrlck Agency. 200’ treed lot. $28,500. Wolver­ PABHroN showing many Ranch. Now renting lor $128 TTve funeral artU be at > s.m. ' OPEN D A lL y UB » i8 i P J L Read Herald Ads Realty, Realtors, 648-6930. taxes. Priced mid 20'a Owner. 64611X1 handsome styles from Woodland Gardens ins Agency. ReSHtora, 649-6324. Realtors, 646-4200. monthly. Mr Lombardo. Bel- Monday In the Palm Spring* ton Agency, Reattore, 6468818. 648-2666. which to choose your pat­ terns! Only 504 a copy- •XJL PI flore Agency 647-1418. Oomrounlly church •tn a ssT fir?’) I I. - i ... • '... PAGE TWENTY-FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1989 AYuiage Daily Nht P rte Run HanriifBftpr EtiPtiinB !|FraUi n r The Week Buded The Weather J m e 28. 1988 In Ms story yesterday about Samuel Sweet, son of Mr. and Coventry; Mra. Charlotte J. Clear tonight. Low in 60s. Sim- About Town the election o f Michael J. Fields Mrs. Frederick Sweet ol 42 N. Manchester- Pestke, 118 West St.; Raymond M^sfield Boys of 115 White St. as master coun­ School St., is doing research this ny and wanner tomorrew. High Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Schmidt, Bast Hartford; Sharon THIS COUPON 15,459 cilor of John Mather Chapter, summer at the Southwestern Hospital Notes L. Sullivan, 78 Horton Rd.; IniBoston Games in the 80a. Preclpttation zero. ^ .Richtuxlson ol 208 Highland St. Order of DeMoIay, The Herald Research Station of the Ameri­ Manebaster— 4 City o f VUirnge Charm wlU be honored on their 00th Mrs.. Pauline H. ’Tremidne, said Fields is the son of Mr., can Museum of Natural History Francis KeUey, superintendent ♦ wedding anniversary Sunday at Main St., Box 88, Coventry; j ADMITS ONE FREE and Mrs. Larry White and It in Portal, Ariz. Sweet is a senior VISITING HOURS of the Mansfield ’Training SchooL VOL., LXXXVin, NO. 276 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) an open house from 2 to 5 pm . Mrs. Joan C. Weir, Glaston­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1969 ASvirrtlelBg oa Page IS) PRICE TEN CENTS should have been Mr. and Mrs. at Cornell University, Ithaca, Intermediate Care Semi­ bury; Mrs. Lorraine B. Yaoono, announced ’Thursday that the at the home of their son and Larry Fields. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. ” HARTFORD COUNTY N.Y. where he recently received South St., Coventry. school Is sending 40 young ath­ daughteiMn-haw, Dr. and Mrs. a $400 Farrell scholarship. He 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Robect B. Richardson Jr., 67 The Rev. .Gary S. Cornell of was named to the dean’s list 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. BIRTHS YES’IERDAT: A son letes to Boston to compete in PheMpe Rd. South United Methodist Church for the spring semester. Pediatrics: Parents allowed to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson, 'the Northeast Regional Special will conduct a service Sunday any time except noon-2 p.m .; Lake Rd., Andover; a son to Olympics for the Retarded Aug. 1,800 Flee Hon les The cast of the Jinunarker at 8:16 a.m. on radio station Menibers of the Regina others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Mr. and Mra. Richard Wood- 22-28. . 4-H Fair Self Service: 10 s.m.-2 p.m., An estimated 1,000 retarded ProdudUon’s new play, "The WINF. The program Is spon­ D’ i'. Society will meet to­ house, 448 B. Center St.; a I AngiBt 22, 23, 24 | Apple Tree,” wUl rehearse to­ sored by the Manchester Coun­ night-at 7:30 at the W. P. Qulah 4 p.m.-8 p.m. 0, son to Mr. and Mrs. J e ff Niel­ children from the NorUieast will Hold Americans, night at 6:30 at South United Intensive Care and -Coronary take part in the unique athletic cil f}t Churches and the Man­ FHineral Home, 226 Main St., to son, 46 Harlan St.; ■ a son to Mr. - Route 75— WindsM' L ocIgb _ As Fires Rampage Methodist Church. chester Clergy Association. pay respects to the late Mra. Care: Immediate family only, and Mra. Bdward Cox, RFD 1, events. Nellie S. Mazzuchi, a member ansrtime, limited to live min- Grant HIU Rd., Tolland. Games will be held at the ■ Fri. 8:00—^Dick Shney end The Oountry RdMUon ■ of the society. otea...... — ■ Boston college Alumni Stadium. LGS ANGBLBS (AP) — More Diego County vdiere fire had Blatemity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- DI8CHARGBD TBSTBRDAY: The opening ceremonies at 11 I Sat. 8:00—^The Danm Yankees | than 1,800 residents fled their blackened at least 46,000 acres, 12:46 p.m., and 0:80 p.m.-8 Romaild A. West, 142 W. Center a.m. ^turday will begin with homes today as Ares rampaged officials said, in the wilting, Close Czech Line • GO NATIVE AT PERO’S • Airplane Fare p.m.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.in., and St.; Guy Jodpln, 110 Greenwood the lighting of the Olympic Son.— M a n y Spednl Featores unchecked over a huge swath of late-summer dry heat, 0:80 p.m.-8'p.m . Dr.; Barbara h. Flucldger, El­ torch. remote and relatively unpopu- The biggest fire started Frl- VIENNA (A P )— Czech- open for visitoni with visas Is­ ed for asylum here Friday. NATIVE! Com, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Oohes, Red and Green lington; Mrs. Mary 8 . ’Taft, 46 lated brueh and grassland in day on Camp Penoieton about sued by Czechoslovak diplo­ Other CzMhoalovaks sought asy­ Peppers, Oanliflowei, Romalne and Boston Let- Increase Pends Age Limits: 10 in maternity, oslovxak authorities closed Southern California. 16 miles south of the Western lum the day before. t n ^ Leehs, Green and Yellow Beans, Beet WASHINGTON (AP) — The 12 in other areas, no limit in Riverside Dr.; Mrs. Doris A. the border crossing oppo­ matic missions abroad. The so- An eiAimated 1,600 persons White House, but it was burning Greens, Swiss Olinrd, Lhna and Shell Beans, commercial flying fare may be self-service. Walton, 176 Autumn St.; Mr^ site Bratislava today ex­ called short-term visas obtaln- PRAGUE (AP) —The Czech­ were ordered out of their homes eastward today and said to be A oom and Botteim it Squash, Savoy and Red going up soon—the takeoff could Christina Hamilton, 64B Chml cept for returning Czecho- border croesings oslovak government rammed Oabbage, Yams, Sweet Potatoes, Eggplant. H ie administration reminds nut St.; Kristine SodierqulKt during the night in northern San no threat to the summer seaside be as early as Sept. 16 or as late Slovaks and gasoline tank ouapenoea oy czecnoeio- through h FRESH: FMohea, Phans, Pears, Red and White Grapes, as Oct. 1—with any exact rate visitors that with construction East Hartford; Ellzaibeth A residence where President Nix- ___.. . 1 . . . . vaKvak authonUes authorities shortly shortly before before night •- to — curb ■- antigovernment------—. I on has been staying. Neotarkiea, Oantalonpes, Orawshaw . Mekma, rises to be determined after ar­ under way, parking space~^Il Trainer, Tolland; Jertlyn Marlr $AVE $ $ - SPECIAL SALE ^rs, the Austrian Interior the anniversary of the Soviet in and antl-Sovlet disorders. The Honeydews, Avocados, Miangoea, Limes, Grape­ limited. Visitors are asked to guments before the d v ll Aero­ Kosdw, 48 Brook St., Wapping. No injuries were reported. Ministry said. vaston of Czechoslovakia. , army and police crushed re­ fruit. bear with the hospital while the nautics Board. Also, Mrs, Helen T. Duncan, Officials said they could not Other, border croesinga were Sixty-two Czechozlovaks ask- newed rioting In Brno, the na­ NATIVE! Peadtes, ESarly Maos, Grsvenatsin and Wealthy parking problem exists. stop a 12,000-acre fire near Fall- The CAB has Indicated to the ThampsonvUle; John V. Prytko, Rains Drive tion's second largest city. Apptea. carriers they may be allowed to 103 Chambers St.; Bion'P..,Wll. brook, 85 miles south of Los An­ at WOODLAND GARDENS The new laws provide prison Increase fares to help counter ley, 71 Green Rd.; Cheryl A geles from a valley containing terms, fines or loss of job* for rising costs and dipping returns. Patients Today: 269 Lazoren, East Hartfoid; Sar­ several hundred homes—Includ­ 100,000From virtually any activity directed 7^ WEEKEND SPECIALS ir Oral argumeilts on proposals kis Meserlian, 146 Woodland St.; ON SURPLUS ing some in the $100^000 range. 2 ADMI’TTBD YBSTBRDAY:„ against Communism or those tat from five companies—^Ameri­ George Slmpeon, 71 Branford A trailer park was also threat­ Mrs.'Barbara Mae Aubut, 183 Angry Arabs Shout power. Prague Radio sold the NATIVE TOMATOES...... ,...... lb. 2 »e can, Continental, Bastem, St.; Joseph C. Coulombe, 16 ened, officials said. , The home of Rolf Bohnsack in Horizon Hills area of El C^jon is completely Spruce St.; Bonnie Bamini, 246 Their Homes laws went Into effect Friday NATIVE FANCY CUKES...... :... .4 for 29^ Northwest and Uidted—will be Cold Spring Dr., Vernon; Hope Reports conflicted about pro­ destroyed by fire which originated in tinder-dry brush and grass. Five other Boulder Rd.; Patrick J. Bren­ M. Btette, 33 Birch St.; Lester night and would continue until ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... heod 29^ held Sept. 4. Although Branlff MEXICO CTTY (AP) — Inces- perty damage. Officials said one and "1™!* World Airlines have nan, F^ast Hartford; Mrs. Anita E, Behrend,' Kelly Rd., Vemon; scons LAWN PRODUCTSI report, that ■ 16 houses burned homes in vicinity were destroyed. (AP Photofax) Hatred of Americans the end of the year. EARLY M A C S ...... 6 qt. ba« $1.00 Drennan, 1039 Tolland Tpke.; Wlillaim H. Maxwell, 6 Bank eant heavy rains, a result of Two persons were reported not filed proposals of their own, Escondido Friday night. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — COCA-COLA Save 20c — 6 pak, 16 oz. bote. 7 0 ^ Bastem says they back its ap­ Ann C. and ’Timothy R. Fair- St.; Robert H. Schedner, 160 Hurricane Camille, have caused was incorrect, A section of the crowd tried to killed and several injured in the Thousands of angry demonotra- approach the American Embn*- proach. man, South Windsor; Matthew Spring St. floods and forced more than In El Cajon, 40 miles south of second day of rioting in Brno, tors poured through the streets ay but was barred by police. Suggested increases range L. and Todd M. Falrman, Also, FYances K. KUnkevlch, 100,000 persons from their Camp Pendleton, a small 90- an Industrial city of 380,000 We Garry The Manchester Evening Herald SCOTTS® No 2 Soys— of Arab capitals today scream­ T^ey turned to the American from American’s 4.4 per cent to ’Thompsonville; Patricia A. 106 N. Elm St.; Ronald J. Walsh homes in Oaxaca State on Mexi­ acre -fire consumed six houses about 130 miles east of Prague. 3 COMPLETE LINE OF 8 UND1AY PAPERS, , ing hatred at Israel and the cuKural center, chanting slo­ Bastem’s 8 per cent. United Fountain, 467 N. 1 Main St.; Jr., 88 Hilltop Dr.; Meomarthn co’s Pacific coast. before it was put out. U.S. Troops Take Hill Officials earlier reported two United States for the fli-e at Je­ gans but no violence was report­ OPEN e A.SL to 9 P.M. DAILY wants Its increase effective Rachel L. Hardy, Bloomfield;' Budanauro, 26 Kane Rd.; Mirs. A Red Cross official said a Three major Area still burned persona kllleeakeni' that punish­ weis “poor people with no place was the typlenl skeptical reac­ said today that 610 persona were entering Uling Junior High ment would be meted out to tile to go.’’ Winds fanned the Camp Pen- b lock ed all e ffo r t s tO reach 8un^ ^ '.'I."'/ tion to the Israeli announce­ Israella. arrested In Prague Thursday, Schools Grades 7, 8 and 9 will "Even if It stopped raining dieton fire—about 80 miles south „ J J A . . . day. >ny troops which might try to ment. a (iowned American heli- companies began d*® kill and escape, Kdr mlllluns of Arab Mos­ Including 00 forcignsrs—"a right now," he added, "the situ­ of Los Angeles—across 20,000 General strikes In Beirut and be held Monday and Tuesday lems, the blaze at Al Aksnh, large part" of whom were said work clothes stains ation would get worse. We are acres of dry brush and Into the copter. moving up the north slope of the The assauil began with wavee Amman today were almost total from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and which ruined juirt of the i.ioo- to be Anieiieans and West Ger­ going to have several-’’1.) ViihealLk o adjacent Cleveland National Pour companies of the U.S. knoll, known as HIU 102, earlier of Air' Force bombers pounding tuccesses. 8hops and banka In year-old mosque, was almost ns mans. Rude Ita-awo said two Wednesday morning before test­ hazards.’’ Forest, where it burned 5,000 ______an estimated 100 steel-reln- the Lebanese and Jordanian wash out like magic SCOTTS^ CLOUT disastrous as the 1967 defeat by demonstrators were killed in the ing. Dr. Jimenez de Alba said two timbered acres. ‘ forced bunkers. Artillery capitals did not open for bust- Israel. capital, and 313 persona were In­ Testing of new registrants baftalions of government troops Two fdres in San Bernardino hammered the enemy positions. nesH and dockworkers at Bei­ Arab leaders eonlliHM-d con- jured. It claimed that all but and more than 100 Red Cross County 60 miles east of Los An­ Military spokesmen said the rut's busy harbor were Idle. will be conducted Wednesday at KILLS CRABGRASS lacts to try and work otil ii com ­ rive of the Injured were police, PH? DICKIES with 8:80 a.m. In the school’s guid­ workers were busy around the geles burned about 1,900 acres, object of the assault is to seize About 16,(X>0 demonstnitorH soldiers or militiamen. Still Seek Storm^s Victims mon plan of action. Presiilent ance office. The school empha­ clock aiding the flood victims. . creeping within a few hundred t h i’taimirorn which North Viet­ marched through the streeU of The new law-and-order meas­ 'eet of houses. Oamal Alidel Nnaser of Kgy;>l sizes It is important fer the stu­ One of the most serious prota^ namese troops have been block­ Amman, chanting slogans and ures were adopted unanimously Dries Up Within Days^ lems Is drinking water. Wells Los Angeles County had es­ sent a |s*rsonnl rmlsisary with dent to take the mental ablUy But CamiUe Is Now Dead ing American efforts since waving banners. No violence by the steering committee of the have been flooded and, because caped brush fires so far al­ A and reading teat so his schedule Wednesday to push ahead to the was reported. (N*fi Pag* MUtoen) National Asoembly at the de- X - i t roads are impassible, authori­ can be prepeu-ed for the first though residents suffered By THE ASSOCIATTED PRESS least 26 homes were swept away moM of the Communist party. Saves time, $aves Dollar$l ties cannot reach some villages day of school. The testing pe­ They were sl(pMd by President with water trucks. (See Page Sixteen) Hurricane Camille is dead, and buried in mud in the tiny ° ® riod will cover about 2H hours. North Vietnamese troops' have tAidvl)i Bvuboda, Promler Otd- President Gustavo Diaz Oidaz but the awesome task of search­ community of Davis Creek, Those not required to attend 5,000 sq. ft. Reg. $5.95. NOW put big antiaircraft guns and rtoh Oernlk and Assembly 'X-it'' is Dickie's has ordered emergency supplies ing for its victims turned today north of the Neloon County seat other weapons on the hUl and In­ Chairman Alexander Dubeek. on the above days are parochial ♦4.45.= sent to Oaxaca and three other to the sea off the Mississippi of Lovingston. flicted serious American loeeee Norwich Policeman Shot Tile full assembly Is in recess. school students already sched­ southern states wh^e there Is coast and the mountatanus in the state capital of Rich­ I amazing "soil- and damage. Prague Radio, sdiich broad­ uled for Grade 9, iwrochlal seriou s flooding—Puebla, areas of Virginia. mond. the flood-swollen James NORWICH, Conn. (AP) - Uce In aearrhing the area Indians Ask for cast the "sxtraordtaiary maaa- school students who have been Guerrero and Veracruz. The toll stood at nearly 400 River began to recede after Among those reported missing Three weil-diwssed men aban- ures" Mvsral times Friday release" finish! registered and tested for en­ But a dozen airciuft loaded deadj with, hundreds missing cresting at 28.6 feet—19 feet aborad the downed heUcopter U dnned their car and fled from ^ woman called police after night, said they would be used trance to Grade 7 or 8, OBd wMh medicine, clothing and food and feared ^ a d . above flood stage—and was ex­ the U.S. forces are trying to Hickle Ouster police into a wooded area today "**‘ *'’ 8 the 9:30 a m, holdup In not only against those who vio- THE NO-IRON pupils entering from Grade 6 were unable to take off from pected to be back in Its banks reach are a battalion command­ Property damages soared into ^ ntV^MIUi Ttist Sk6ass«ssss /’YasW er, six other Army men and.A«- eftsF ih . I .... prugress. The More owner. Oer late order or threaten peaceful of the town’s elementary Mexico City airport because of ONONDAGA REaERVA-nON. the hundreds of millions of dol­ by laite tpnlght. aner the car was Involved In s lilone SCOTTS® Boolated Press photographer wna lletl liy the ban working cundllluna "but alao Bchoous. the constant ratal. N.Y. (AP) — Indians from 46 lars. jewelry store robbery. TTie flood crest moved Into Oliver Noonan. dlla before they fled In Ihe car agalnat those who Incite eueb On Aug. 27, 28, and 8, The Hurriceme Center In Mi­ tribes across North America' Nat Cassibry, Civil Defense flat eastern Virginia where Its U.S. headquarters report*!) A policeman was wounded The policeman. Officer Victor action or aupport It." counselors will be avallaUe to ami said departing CamiUe lefl have called for the immediate coordinator for the Mississippi COPE-PLUS danger sharply dlnsipated. that troops of the 190th Brigade during the holdup at Brine Jew- I*.- Dorr, 86. wna re|>ortrd In The ftral reaction of Ouchoa- answer parents’ and students’ a low pressure trough In the removal from office of Secre­ coastal atrip, estimated that 316 WORK CLOTHES Camille also claimed 10 lives clashed twice Friday with North elers. good condition at llaiitua Mrmo- lovaka to Ihe new laora was that questions. tary of the Interior Walter Hlck- persons perished. He said it was in Louistana, two In West Vir­ (See Page Sixteen) Vlstnanveae sohUeni near Uis The three men, deoertbed aa rlal Itoepllal. Ilia wotmd waa the government finally had the Gradese 7 and 8 pupils will be RMs sod wobworms, oorwigs, cMnchbugs, el. believed that "more bodies are ginia and threp in Cuba. craah. sfTF At Isoat 22 ensmy having long bhmd liatr and wear­ BiqMrrnlly ntK acrloui means t.) throttle the flea at- notified of homeroom aas^- A statement signed by leaders buried In the beach sand—bur­ CamiUe, the | worst hurricane and one American soldier were G grubs and ground molos (indliucliy), PLUS ing blue eulU, white ohlrta and The aniuum of the tool waa naisphare created during the ied deep where they’ll probably ever to strike the American menta by mall. High school Cora Kills Two of traditionalist movemente on reported killed and 14 Amsrl- ties, were seen jumping from not Immodlulely avallabie IMS reform* and maintained de- homeroom assignments of those reservations said all Indians never be found.” mainland, broke up Friday In can* wounded. a S5.45 foocNng wMi Scotts Turf Bulldor, in- the car with Maaoachuaetta II- One of the robber* waa be aplle Increaalng presaure from m would be urged "to rise against "W e’ve already pulled some the far reaches of the North At­ Later, enemy gunners In Grade 6 wUl appear in ’17 TOKYO (AP) — Tropical cenw plates. lleved to be wounded, and police •"** ***• bodies out of the water and lantic. Vlfot sMie» a.*. ^ ^ ao._ Herald’s sohool pages on Bept. rent. storm Cora, accompanied by jach and any proposal, contract pumped 16 mortar rounds Into One of the three waa carry Viet regime that aucceaded the there’s no telling how many The etorm had merged with a iBBued an alert to hoaplUla In 2 . strong gusts and jheavy rains, or future discussions" with the two night campit of the 106th Ing a briefcase, poiuillily txmtaln reformtala. Some said the new more have been swept out to frontal aystem off Newfound­ eastern Oonnecticul to be on 5,000 sq. ft. Reg. $6.95. NOW has killed at least two persons U.S. Department of the Interior Brigade Infantrymen. Head- Ing the lioldup kaA, |a>itce oalil the lookoul. lawa were aa harah aa any dur­ tea.” Cas^biqr ailded.' and tatjtirbd more than 100 in Ja­ until Hlckel resig;ns or is re­ land and had lost all chararter- quarters said Amertron caoual- One alau waa Uesertbed oa wear­ ing the Nazi or Mlailnlat efoa. In Virginia, where Camille The amount tjf loot taken from ♦5.95 pan’s main islands since she hit moved. istloo of a tropical storm, the llea wera light. ing a reddUh-.blund goalee. The demqnalratitina marked Vacations End, spawned flash flooding, there National Hurricane Center in Military spokesmen claim Urine Jewriera waa not imme- Friday, weathermen said today. They said Hlckel has "de­ State police joined Nurwirh |io- dlalaly determined Job Claims Dip The Central Meterologlcal stroy^ the faith of ail Indians were 60 known dead with more Miami reported. more than 500 North Viet­ (See Page Sizleea) Agency said the storm was 12.6 toward the U.S. Department of than 110 missing. Hurricane Debbie, mean­ namese aottUera have been "It appears that perhaps at A 21.7 per cent drop in un­ miles west of the Chlchibu the Interior by his high-handed, while, churned past Bermuda killed since Sunday in the fight­ lea.st 100 of our citizens have -moving northeast Into the Atlan­ ing west of Tam Ky, employment compensation mountain range in central Hon­ nconslderatc and illegal theft of m ______M odel No. 35 SCOHS® shu, Japan’s madn Island. Maxi­ native Alaskan, Eskimo and In­ lott their lives." Gov. Mills E. tic at 20 miles per hour. Its 110- There U no firm count on claims, attributed mainly to the mum winds were 66 miles an dian tribal lands, rivers, hunt­ Godwin Jr. said after suiweyiiq; mlle-an-hour winds should begin American caaualtlea, but field end of vacation shutdowns, was hour. The stoim was moving ing and fishing rights. Umber, the mountainous western part of repoila put them et 88 to 40 Man Takes Over Class LAWN SPREADER Virginia. (See Page Sixteen) killed, more than 160 wounded NEW YORK KAP) Atexan reported for last week In the north-northeast . at an hourly oil gas and mineral resources.” bsitan to hla arhool In the isecc* ,ot cloth to reprsoent Hardest hit was N els^ (3oun- and 10 mtawlnc. Including the der J. (.Tiav1ch|won't ba-*hle to Mancherier office of the State " speed of 28 m.p.h. a s^kesman The statement also charged: . - - Bronx wllhoiit trouble mu*lciil nrrangemalnts Hr mid 18 ^ y en Army men aboard the see the nhlldreh he'll be h said. •Mr. Hlckel has decllred that agricultural area, where Alltiotigh he la able to wnli; he will hav* cii|>lea of lha slu- Labor Department. Ing ttiU fall ||Hut he dra-an't Police said those killed includ­ he is against Indian people re- early today. Oth- on the Macl^Kird. he sa)t( he deni*' irxtlsdiks In- Braltia The totals were 871 for the (See Foge Hlxteen) (htnk that wtilit matter Very "The Most For Your Money" ed a man enubed under a fallen turning to their reservations er communltiea In the Blue w ould 4>refer not to, adding. Chuvii'h. who salil he would week ending Aug. 16, convpared much building when a huge whirlwind once they have left them, there- Ridge Mountain foothills also Dinis Holds "I'Ve got to keep an eye on .ciirn atsiut IIO.OOl) a year, sold to. 1,112 for the week ending SucreM aa a teacher, aaya sucUenly hit Sashima, north of by making the native American .-uffered heavily. llKiae children ” Aug. 9. Reg. $25.95. NOW (Tiavlch, "de|Mre*«n( destroyed. The other death oc- Onondaga Chief Orep Lypns they know what y>aj can >Jo. - Ill* wile, wtto slao la sight- by 4,373 la^ week to a 36,291 tainside homes buried by SAIGON (AP) AnoOwr prepared charts an>t flannel they'14 go along wKh you " lee.. I* a rehsbtiUattun Instruct­ total. The fig i^ was 30,973 for Reg. 119.95 Model NOW 914MS (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) earthslides during the flood. At 721 U.S. troop* will leave And fhavtch can ilo (ilenty boards bulletin-lssarti like sr or for ih* ,N«w York Asaoclallaei the corresponding week last ..... ■ ■i ^ For Hearing Vietnam Sunday aa part of A Bronx Junior high a< hooi has rangemenU with movable lor lha Blind year. Presldant Ntawn'a 28,000 man ronflrmed that the 3a-year-old Hartford, with a 23.8 Increase NEW BEDFORD, Moss. (AP) cutback announcad June I. Youhgatwwn. Ohio, native has i f and with 6,887 claims, was the — DIst. Atty. Bklmund DInIa the U.S. Army aald today. YOU SAVE IN EVERY WAY WITH SCOTTS*! says he will go ahead with the been app»t*nted,;,^h# 'Vlly'# ftrsl state leader last week. It was Headquarter* *aid they blind teacher followed by Bridgeport with scheduled Sept. 8 Inquest Into Fan is riio bost tbiw to food and wood! Only Scorn Turf BulMof* moke up the, 10th Cnglnesr A* a result of an Injury at 4,666, New Haven with 3,668, and the death of Mary Jo Kopechne Battalion of the tth Infantry Watorbury with 3,206. is trionfawd do it now— so# tbo dlfforonco this foil and noxt spring! whether or not a Pennsylvania Jjirth, Oiavlch can see her'» t'ol- 15,000 sq. ft ONLY $ | ^ body would not affect the date Guilty-of Thrrata ^*"$e Of t^urnbia t’ntv*r*ity BANTLY OIL of the inquest. When he fir«* tried to ge> a SIZIS ' "Ml- \N> IN, NEW YORK (AP) - A »>• A hearing is scheduled Mon­ >rb in New York Ctly ,,, a music SHIRT year-old porter has been found 14W to 17 M M \ ' I Kl I I day In the Court of Common teacher. however. was 4.29 eSMopo- Than It Was 6 Y ean A go! guilty of making teiepfiotM he Buy Now! Let Us Share Your Lsiwn and Pleas St Wilkes-Barre. Pa , on turned down because of his motions by Iswyere for the threats to klU President Nixon UUndnrM Garden Problems. . . and TrimaiihB. Carlos Valle, who worked at SIZIS yirl's parents, who oppose exhu­ With toe aid of the New York • This Special Ends Sun., August Slst o mation. Beth larae) Hospital, was found PANTS 32 to 44 guilty Friday by a federal, court Associstion for (he Blind, Chsv 4.98 Alter the parents. Mr and Ich carried his case fin! to the Jury of making two calls Feb. M ' ' A Mrs Jossph Kopechne of Berke­ \ to til* local ofher* of Uto FBI courtii, where lie war unepc- ley Heights. N.J.. opposed the I ' ' \ and toe Zycret Senric* teriful. ttien to the date legi»- U autopsy. Prerident Judge Ber­ S p *ck i \ In oblh tnatancea. the prosecu­ laluie where a bill »^*s posses] nard C. Bromlnsld postponed a tion said Valle gave hie name juthortzing (he ippointment of w o o d l a n d nearing sciisduled for Monday qualified blind teacher* and ^ address to toe federal on Dints' pstitkm agenla He was arrested the He said afaou' • ducen oti.cr HOUSE AdJwtMl The district attorney hod next day. persona hav. received teathrrr' Ferruccio Costantini. 67-year-old retired pilot of a \'enice stezunboat com­ hoped to have an autopsy report CliMied Judge Edward C McLean or­ license-, irom tiw .Sew York Aiexkiuier J. Chavich, 3R-year-t>l(l music export la .99 GARDENS svatlablc for the Sept 3 tnqiicst dered Valle returned to Jail tn City Hoard of Kduc-ition but N««r Ribbon pany, waves from deck of full scale boat he built atog his villa at .C^ampalto In the District Court al Edgar- ihown holtlinif music chart he will use white toach- Oikd lieu of $00,000 ball tor sentenc- no.Te has yet rr* eivrd an ir OPEN DAILY tUI 9:00 PA4. ir near Venice. Italy. Seems that (Costantini, not at all excited by the prospect town. tng ' Oct . t . > ssignment ifiK in a Hrunx juntur high school. With almoat no '/V- The Kopechne*' motion asks Valk faces a maximum pen- vich.' who use 1 a - rne (o' Ycri# TypvwrilOT of spending his remaining days gardening, started building the scale boat of 14B WOODLAND STREn—MANCHESTER *43-8474 Ih* court to dlSmlas Dtnls pstt- aity of a ItO.OOO iWie and 10 help him get arouhd. laiil ha vision since birth,-t’havich wa» turhiNl down wheti p; i Uon - and maintains that the Lu­ Swvke S49^9$S the boat he used to command two years ago. It's complete in all details and year* tn prison h*> no problems wUli trr «-4b. tie first diught a,teaching job Kut he took hU caiu* HALE ■r- 'Lot Jobn or Loon Zopudho Holp You!** zerne .County Court is without He Uved wXh his father In Ways or busse and will be able MS MAIN ST.—DOWNTOWN MANCI^ISnR 20 lireii Stiet even has a functiomng enginie. aiitlic^y to ordsr exhumation. Manhallan. i to get from his home tn Man to the state tegtslaturv, and won. (AP Photufax)

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