PAGE TWENTY Jlanrljpatpr lEimttng TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 AvBEBgc Daily N et Press Run About Town Coventry Andover Voe !^he Week Ended Bartle'Hodet Voter Session Jime SS, it m The Weathep Gilbert B. Hunt of 66 Camp­ Fair, cooler tonight with lows GOP To Endorse A e to 8 p.m. voter-mak­ bell Ave., Vernon, English de­ Winners Named near 60. Tomorrow mostly sun­ ing session will be conduct­ partment chairman at Man­ th ei B I ny, hot. High about 90. Shosi^er Candidates At / ed tomorrow in the town 15,459 chester High School, has been In Bridge Game probability near zero through clerk’s office, in the Msn- / appointed re^on^l Judge for the Parley Tonight Manchester— 4 City of ViUige Charm / ’Thursday. , National Council of Teachers of Chester Municipal Building. Winners of Fri(fay night’s chicken VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 261 // English Achievement Awards Eligible applicants must be bridge game at the Cong;nega- (THIRTY-SIX p a 6 :ES—TWO SECTIONS) The Republican Town Com­ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 Program for 1969. at least 21 years of age, tional Church are as follows: (CiMrifled Advertising on Fisge 88) PRICE TEN CENTS mittee will meet at 7:80 p.m. residents of Manchester for checks F h ^ place, William Radzie- Manchester WATES will have today at the Town Hall to en­ at least six months, and a re c o m in g a business meeting tonight at dorse four candidates for the must be U.S. citizens. wiefc and Burton Smythe; sec­ the Itallan-Amerlcsm Club, El- Town Council, two candidates Similar sessions are held ond, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Costly Failure drldge St. Weighing in will be on the first Wednesday of Graboff, and third, Mrs. Archi­ for the Board of Education and Inquest Called from 7 to 8. each month. New voters bald Ramage and Mrs. Burton ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) candidates for the Zoning Board may sign up also on any Smythe. — City building inspector Mr. and Mrs. Leroy M. Rob­ of Appeals. weekday, during regular of­ Bride games will resume Carl Hutchins has been sus­ erts of Talcott Hill Rd., Coven­ HAVE YOU AN pended for three weeks with­ ABM Backers Confident Republicans wishing to be­ fice hours, with the town Aug. 22, after a two-week re­ try, have a grandson, Russell clerk or the registrar of vot­ cess. Supetti EVENT SCHEDULED In Kennedy Case out pay. come candidates should attend t • ' Roberts of 540 Spring St., whose ers. Softball Game City Council took the action the meeting to file their inten­ THAT CALLS FOR name was omitted in the ac­ BOSTON (AP) — Dist. under a state law which gives at a meeting Monday night. count of the couple’s anniver­ tion to run for office. ’The Andover Women’s Soft­ cArmm FO O D ? , 1 .. r ^ power to “require” an Republican Town Committee ball Team will play a game Atty. Edmund Dinis said Hutchins was accused of sary In yesterday’s Herald. end). Democrat, Ruth E. Be­ ‘ ohalrman Leonard Benjamin against Hebron tomorrow at It may be a wedding, a bos­ today he will hold an in- failing to obtain a building noit; Republican, Margaret E. SE R I/m urges all non-voters to register 6:30 p.m. at the. Andover Ele­ quet or Just on iafonnal get- quest into Sen. Edward M. permit for a house he was Manchester Grange will meet Jacobson, or Second District, together of a aodety, lodge or building. to vote on Aug. 18 so they may mentary School. Kennedy’s July 18 auto ac- attorney general or the Showdown Vote Nears tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the (north end). Democrat, Frances some friendly group. Orange Hall. After the business participate In the November Aho, or Republican Gertrude A. Manchester Evening Herald meeting, there will be a card elections. Independent voters of any death supposed to have ^yASHlNGTON (A P )—Supjxirters of the Safeguard Haven. Andover correspondent Sarah We Are Prepared to quest for acMltlonal infor- party. Members are asked to (unatflliated with a party) mation on Dinis’ original been caused by external antiballistic missile (ABM) system appeared increas­ should consider registering with Palmer, tel. 742-9247 or 742-7176. Serve You to Your bring prizes. Refreshments will request for the proceeding, means.” a party so they can participate Complete Satisfaction White House ingly coitrident today as the ^ n ate headed toward an be served. Dies in Vietnam A iqxHcesman for the dlstrlot The same law says Dinis may unexjiMted photo finish on the long and often heated In the party caucuses which aitomey indicated he would act ask for the inquest. will be held Aug. 19 at the Capt. Asbestos Find Made Our catering service Is set up controversy. Sen. Henry M. Jackson. D-Wash., and First Church of Christ, Sclen-., WASHINGTON (AP) — Ma­ Dinis sought the inquest In a Nathan Hale School. Non-voters to be flexible enougfa to ac­ Asks Law On Johli G. Tower, R-Tex.. said they are sure a key amend­ tist, will have its regular mid­ rine Pfc. Relnaldo Carrasqulllo MENLO PARK, Calif. — As­ commodate any size gatbering. letter sent to Edgartown Dis­ week testimony meeting tomor­ and unaffiliated voters do not Soltero of Bridgeport has died bestos deposits have been found Why not call ns and talk over trict Court Judge James A. ment to block Safeguard deployment will lie defeated row at 8 p.m. at the church. have the opportunity to partici­ in Vietnam, the Defeiuie Depart­ In a remote mountainous area the details? Boyle last week. /51 to 49. While they used similar totals earlier, they pate in the party caucuses and J ob S a fe ty The meeting is open to the pub­ ment said Monday. His death In the Yukon-Tanana Upland Boyle replied today that the were less (xisitive then. primaries which determine who Baby Born lic. was listed as not a result of hos­ near Eagle, Alaska. Dr. Helen letter was “ xmclear.” He asked WASING’rON (AP) _____ Jackson also speculated that will be on the November ballot. Presl- tile action. L. Poster, geologist at the U.S. Dinis to declare flatly whether dent Nixon proposed legislation Sen. Margaret Chose Smith, R- Persons wishing to affiliate He was the son of Mr. and Geological Survey Field Cen­ In Darkness he was requiring an inquest or today to establish a federal- Drama Today Maine, who cast a note of femi­ should contact a registrar of Mrs. Fellp Soltero of 867 GARDEN GROVE nine mystery Into the final day ter, Menlo Park, says the dis­ rimply asking for one, state program for setting up na- voters: First District (south Nichols St,, Bridgeport. covery is important. TELEPHONE 649-5313— 649-5314 Dlnis met with newsmen here tlonal health and safety stand- of the ABM debate, would line After Blast and said he wlU call “ all wit- ards to protect most Americans Big Contrast up against the key amendment, nesses” who have anything to In their Jobe. by Sens. John Sherman Cooper, "■I, R-Ky., and Philip A Hart, D- MIAMI (AP) - A baby was 1^, ; ' f 4 ushered Into the world by flash- would In- some 14,000 deaths can be at- T o R o u tin e Mlch., becaiue It would permit a cxmUnuatlon of ABM research. Ught and exiles In Miami’s "Lit- ^ trlbuted to work-related injuries Ue Havana” Joked about a Cu- planned to or ilnesses," Nixon said in pro- By JOHEPH E. MUHBAT Mrs. Smith, who has Intro­ ban Invasion 'Tuesday night as a with Boyle shortly to set a posing his Occupational Safety Aosoclated Preee Writer duced an amendment barring m % A power plant exploalon left two „ Inquest and estab- and Health Act. WASHINGTON (API The furthep research, testing and procurement of the ABM and Us million South Floridians In pm ind rules. "Because of accidents or dls- historic chamber of the U.S. BEZZINI BROS. ANNUAL components, remained client on darkness. Asked when he expected the eases sustained on the Job, some Senate can change at the touch It was hot and stormy at 9:08 m'!"*®*; to be, Dinis would say 260 million man-days of labor her Cooper-Hart amendment In­ of a button from a torpid sea of tentions. p.m. when lights from Miami to are lost annually,” ten Umes the boredom to a tidal wave of ten- north of Fort Lauderdale—with inquest will deal speclfi- cost of strikes, Nixon said Hton. Senate tlemocratlc Leader a solid strip of beach resorts In “ “ und the bells for the yiws and The bride was given In mar­ Fort Pierce until midnight. of July 18 and landed u p s L nayv of one of the monl. unpre­ tide," Mansfield said. Rockville Saturday afternoon at opstde niore must be used to pay work­ SHADES riage by her father. She wore At 6:17 p.m. Mrs. Geraldine down in a tidal pond Calif., and Seaman Douglas Hegdahl of Watertown, dictable Senate votes In recent ikith Jackson and Sen. Harry South United Methodist Church. FURNITURE Frusterie gave birth to a 9- Kennedy escaped men’s compensaUon benefits but Miss New Moves history. Made to Order a full-length gown of silk organ­ S. I). (AP Photofax by cable) (Bee Page Eight) ’The bride Is the daughter of za, designed with empire bod­ pound, 11-ounce girl under an Kopechlne was trapped inside. At the same time, next to Bring your old rollers In and Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Elrlck of ice of re-embroldered Alencon emergency room spotlight A medical examiner attributed - ^ e S ^ u S ^ ^ u p a flve- him, one Edward E. Maiuair Jr. save 8So per shade. 40 Olcott St. The bridegroom of lace, bishop sleeves with lace (See Page Eight) , (See Page Eight) member National Occupational In W elfare liXiMiea In a slow, alnifwt «lee)>y Mt. Vernon Dr. la a son of Mr. cuffs, bell skirt, and detachable ______- Safety and Health Board with voice; • M is ter Aiken ’ WASHING’rON (AP) — Presi­ He’s Uneasy; and Mrs. George A. Bartle of chapel-length watteau train ap- “ ■ power to adopt a broad range of Freed Prisoners And tile Senate, after weeks E. A. JOHNSON dent Nixon is expected to tell Peeksklll, N.Y. pliqued with matching lace. Job safety and health standaitte. upon weeks of testimony ami !le- the nation Friday he wants a PAINT GO. ’The Rev. Carl Saunders of Her fingertip mantilla was edg­ SUPER SAVINGS The board would adopt oitiy bate, at kuit begins voting on national minimum standard of the Nixon admlnlalhiHon’s |in>- He Can Settle .728 M AIN ST. South United Methodist Church ed with matching lace, aAd she See Moon Films performed the double-ring certf- carried a cascade bouquet of welfare, a new subsidy for the (xisal for de|>loymmtt of tiie carnations and roses. Tax Reform Price scope later. “ “ “ working poor.., a shift In man- BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) — four-member pacifist group es­ Hiifeguard nnUlmlllstlc mbislle power programs and state shar­ Three U.S. war prisoners (reed ABM Dispute Miss Sandra Chapdn of Mon- Wlien national consensus corting the three men, was car­ .Tyilem ABM ing of federal tax revenues. by North Vietnam flew to Bang- chester was maid at honor. standards do not exist, the board rying homo a package of 60 let­ Akuv or In small grbuiw. BIG SELECTIONS High administration aourcea kok today and caught up on hls- ters to deliver to the families of those of the 1(X) United States WAHHINGTON (A l’ l Sen Bridesmaids were Miss Oeirol $9 Billion Relief will have the power to break say the broad outline of the lory—America’s moon landing, other prisoners In Hanoi. An es­ Clinton I’ Atidemon aaya being une‘iaC ficune Lavoie oi Dorvdl, Que., Can. new ground after full hearings,” wnators not alnsuly then- drift HOLMES WASHING’rON (AP) — Hou^ amendment to knock out the Nixon's message Is complete, but Nixon 'They had, of course, never timated 400 Americana are held from the offices and Isillwnys one of two uncommitted votes message to Oongress 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN and Miss Carol Rodzlerwicz of « ix reformers set the stage for surtax extension were rebuffed said called his cabinet together to- *«en live television of Apollo prtsonsr In North Vietnam, which could swing the Safe- Nashua, N.H. and cloakrooma and restaurants ARTHUR HOIMFS . NORMAN HOIMES today’s debate on their massive -Tuesday when the House Rules The standards ram.ia day at Camp David, Md.. to go 11 “ "d ihey said they had not ” We hope there will be more giiartl missile defense Issue put The aXtendjonis were dressed of the CaiXtol on to the gentle GREAT VALUES bHl by adding an extra 82.4. bU- OommlUee cleared the measure standards would notbe- over the program. -There have lo'd about It In their prison releases later on.” Davis said. arena of Uie I'mate fksir him In the mroxlmately 50, on hearing Ihe Senate. and moderate income reel- amendment procedures, 1972 in O^er to ®"d doUar coat of the l-‘ Robert F. Frlthman^of men through Vientiane, all but their names. stKml or murmur, Icned with square neckUnee, Hilt the 7S-year-kesmen said —Impose a federally-financed ^ was great,” said Hegdahl. New York Thuraday. (See Page Eight) two members of the Senate which weren't lla«ee almost evenly divided Mrs. ElrlcJt wore a. celery mai ntaining households. this had been the Intention of HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ range from a low of 89.50 In Americans. The day also Williams liad sold he had hU gi-een drees and beige accees- the committee all along. Ho said Minor lowland flooding will con- MiBslssIppi to almost 870 in Next year, however, the bill brought them their first set of uilml made up. but lita office oiloe. 'The bridegroom’s mother the tables as originally drafted Httje for several more days in Massachusetts and New York. would serve the government’s civilian clothes, their first can told rn|s>rters he Wouldn't say In. wore a mint green dress with — Guarantee an incosno of Charged in Murder SOUtH Slot objective of fiscal restraint to for the bill were faulty because Housatonic and Farmington of beer and their first chance to advance becaiise he doaan’t be matching accessories. Both o f misunderstandings with staff F^Wer valleys, the U.S. Weather **®®0 a year to the average (am- ENTHANCt cool Inflation by stepping up col­ look at a newspaper In years. BAIUON (AIM The US Have In pulls »>r mlvonce spacu- wore corsages of yellow sweet- and Treasury technicians. Bureau’s River Forecast Cen- toar. The amount of guar- licart roses. lections 84.1 billion against a They flew from Hanoi to VIen- Army unrurkp!| a mllttary mys­ lalkui The liberal-moderate Demo- depentl on family A reception for 100 was held 81.6 billion payout Most of the Uarte Tuesday night then came tery tixlay by c.lmrglng the for Amleraon; regarded as one of relief provision reductions take Study Group had clrculal- th? Housatonic at Flano’s Restaurant, BoUon. FURNITURE on to Bangkok today to catch a mer cxMiimander of Green lierot the nuait km/wledgeable Sana effect In 1971 and 1972. ® critique of the bill, contend- Tuesday J"*® Family Security Plan Trans World Airlines flight forces In Vietnam ami seven of lora isi matters Involving atom­ For a pliuie trip to St. Thomas and Tuesday night and would would pioneer federal payments In the Virgin Islands, Mrs. Bat­ The measure also provides tor f®-^® reductions were home to the United Htatea. hla staff Inrlmllng three Inlelll- ic energy ami nuclear wea|x>na largely concentrated In Upper fall below fkxxl stage later to- wage earners who make be- systems, was heavily lobbied In tle wdre a pink linen dress with extension of the income surtax, "It’s great to be back,” Frish- genre offlcea with murder ami income arc*is :ind some three •Ity low subsistence salaries. Ihe final tu.ura before Ihe vote gray accessories and a corsage at five per cent, for the first six man said on his arrival In Bang­ conspiracy to mmniU murdar million to four million moderate The Farmington River at —Take Washington out of the kok. As ctuHrmsn of the Senate of white sweetheart roses. After months of 1970. Tile elgtit arc rlisrged in the l)‘ Democratic liberals who income taxpayers were left out Simsbury was near flood crest manpower training business and Although thin and pale as a alxxAIng of a Vietnamese man Ib.use Joint Committee on Aug, 10. the couple will live In at 13.4 feet and was expected turn the programs over to the wanted a chance to offer an entirely. result of their months In the June 20 nror Ntu» Trang, liead Atomic Energy. Anderson has Rockville. J to fall below flood stage of 12 atates. Among Its many provisions, prison camp, all three men ap­ quarters of the 5lh Hpectal given corwtderabie support in feet Thursday, the center add- The 30-pdd federal Job train­ the bill would cut the oil deple- ed. peared healthy.' Fort'es 200 milea ruirtheast of the |«st to major weapons sys­ % to % OFF ing, counseling and recruiting In Bangkok, where they Halgon But the tlH ikiqimaml tems He slso has been vwal In !• 25 50 tlon allowance from 27>-i to 20 The Hou.satonlc at Gaylords- per cent and trim other advan­ programs would be consolidated stopped four hours on their gave no details svhen they were lianded their be de. wied im an apparently ra- ateert Kheault Ut theto own expensive.v"fefri-expensively refri “ Ihoaa charged were intelligence gerated iglexM. offl< ere poverty line: a general rate re­ Safeguard n "What’s the weather like?” ■nwy were Identified as MaJ duction In 1971 and 1972; spe<-lal r v •aid a housewife reached by Thomas (■ MlddleUsi Jr . Jef Don't miss fhh outstanding collection of Tradi­ telephone. "Why, I wouldn't benefits for surviving spouses But Often Worried feraon. lie;, group Intelllgeni-e know. 1 haven’t been out all and (or mature single persons officer. MaJ David E Crew of W hat, W hy V day.” maintaining their own house­ Cedar Rapids. Iowa, command P tional French and Italian Provincial, Spanish, My THE AMMM IATEtl KflE.<4.«ptoy the Safeguard antlballla- the nation. pisrtes together," Smith ssyt. atonal Air Traffic ('antnAlera your plane through Jet-speed IsrIamI 1 Brumley. tnincon. Mc ipUwlle - ABM - eystem, tor- yd. bedding buys! But long-time residents and "The problems are very se­ Grganlistlon, threatening maas traffic at the nation's busiest Ukla Capt R.>b«rt F .Vlaraa merly called Sentinel, at U U S. vacationers aren’t scared off. Bill Summary vere." adds Stanley Lyman of rt-vignatlorui and demanding the airports is often worried sick, CO. BltomflsUl, NJ , Capt aitea. each equipped with ra­ With the help of air condition­ the National AssocisUon of Gov­ resignation €jt P'AA Administra­ about you. and about hJmaelf. Budge K Williams. Athens, Ga . dars computsrs and two kinds ing. shaded backyard swimming By THE A.SHOTIATEU PRf:.SH ernment Employes. tor John H Shaffer, wants •rwif. aay some leaders of the nation's and 6gt AIvtn I. Hmllh Jr . Na­ uf missiles poota and chilled mint Jullps. Tax Reform ; What and Why Thai's sb>xit as ckise to agree­ er action to hire 5,000 ntore 10.000 air traffic controllers ples FU >*urpoee To protect lour Mln- they cope. ment as Hill. Smith and Lyman controllers to ease the burden Open Men.-Fri. 10 A>4.-9 P.M. — Sot. 9 AJM.-5 P.M. Proposal: A sweeping rewrite "When he gets up at Ihe end Merron reportml that the utemen Intercontinental balUa- "Tljis is an air-conditioned ran get as spokesmen (or the The FAA la aMtl Inveatlgstlng of the tax code, tightening pro­ of an eight-hour day, he can't (Jreen Berets received the new-e tic ntfaallc eltes. seven Strategic Values to *4 a yard world,” chortled a. Chamber of three major air ountrollcra em­ the eases of nearly 800 control visions In 27 different areas of sleep at night be nutltpt nau­ of the charges with ahcxrk and ‘ Air Command bomber bsuee • Free Porliinq • Free Delivery • Terms Commerce spokesman. "Most ploye organtzatkHis lera who suddenly reported sick corporate and individual taxa­ sea. he has all klndk of prob- dismay and Waahlngton, D.C.. a(pUMK people Just go from their air- The. Federal Aviation Agency in a three-day period in JWie in tion and easing the lax kwd for leWis.'' says'Jam es D ' 'HU! of T7i« charges are being invas)l miaalle attach. conditioned homes to their air- agrees pressures arc great on an apparent pr«Aast m a rt a

F A C E TW O MANCHESTER EVENII^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 -1-1— V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1969 P A G E TH R E E ■ A his scraggly, mine-pocked farm as an investment in the future. G allery B uilt hy Eccentric MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinw old ort B ridge At h':; death in 1927 only Son • guide...... Martin, his son and heir, knew A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Stamps *5^ U is Open 6 Book Review where the cache was hidden. Features Conservative A rt AND THEATERS. VALUE OF EXPERIENCE / i i* iih 's SEEN IN BRIDGE HAND thru Saturdoy-Thursday nights tiil 9:00 P.M. By The Associated Press And Prohibition had made it Thest Apply to fShopping Comfort!'' Along comes a former Armyi Sept. 8. A Q n ROCKLAND, Maine (APJ — THIS SEAL MOnt-ELESS JIALIGNITV. But his s4nse of humor—or rath­ frie'nd of Son’s, one .Frank Long' The museum’s reputation has When an inexperienced bridge 0 K9 // . /■ "1 chose the Farnsworth be­ ;/ By Louis Auchincloss. Hough­ er his method of observing the now a Prohibition agent. HIs been 6n the rise since 1962 when in ad* indicattt the nlm wat > I 10 6 cause larger museums more or aubmtttad and approved under player does something we call ton. Mifflin. t5 .. worjd about him and comment­ sneaky Idea is to use his official the musuem purchased Andrew ME.ST EAST less compete with the paintings the Motion Picture Code It foolishness. When an experi­ In recent years novelist Au­ ing upon it—saves this from power to make Son reveal the Wyeth’s dry-brush watercolor, 4 0 10 8 7 4 KJ of Self-Regulabon. chincloss ha-s cut through "the being another novel about tjie cache, and then convert it to his through their architecture and “Woodstove" for $10,000. The enced player does the same '’9 8 4 97 K 1093 underbrush of com ment" on poor but smart guy, who wants own use. Unfortunately Frank reputations,” that was Jamie painting’s value later increased d] Suggested for GENERAL thing for the same reason we C 8 6 5 2 0 743 the world and is willing to do Wyeth's comment on the princi­ to $35,000. now in Shakespeare and h»s been read­ has made the mistake of taking, audiencee. caU it a bad break. What this 4 K 9 4 * 8 5 3 2 By 8VD KRONISH just about anything to get it. pal reason for staging his first In 1963, Hadlock loaded into ing him in facsimiles of folios as a partner and distributor, a S Suggaeted for MATURE means is that we all make mis­ SOUTH Ap Newsfeotnrea and quartos. The result I-- a coi- You may not like Ted, but you b oo tleg ger and ex-convict museum exhibition at a small the car o f his auto the canvas on audiences. (psrenUI disert- takes, but experience enables us 4 A43 to the heat of summer, stamp lection of brief essays which of­ can’t help but get a kick out of a named Dr. Taulbee, a double- town gallery founded on a be­ which was pained Andrew 652 quest irom an eccentric million­ lion sdvised). to make them on purpose. collectors have thoughts of AUGUST progress fer some refreshing interpreta­ guy who points out in the second crosser. Wyeth’s tempera, "Her Room.” <0 A 0 j 10 airess. South dealer. winters-Hind the 1069 SALE tions of the Bard’s works, ■■ paragraph that If you’re not in­ The museum paid $66,000 for fB1 RESTRICTED — Persons ’There is a real shooting war North-South vulnerable. 4 AQ7 U.S. Christmas stamp. The author exnlains in the terested in what he has learned : Miss Lticy A. Farnsworth es­ the painting of the late Christina under 16 not sdmltted. un- between the local moonshiners Opening lead — Seven of esi North East foreword that he is speculating "Pu t this down, and go back to tablished a $75,000 trust fund to Olscm’s room in her CuaMng „**?^®*t®*’ General \nnton Keith's Is Celebrating' and the supposed "federals" lose accompanied by parent Spades. ns 2 4 Pass M. Blount unveiled the design of 70 Years of Value-Giving With These "on the lack of annerent m oti­ your T V set. I hope it’s color, brought in by Frank Long— ac­ start the museum in the name homestead. The price was the or adult guardian. West led the seven of spades, iss 3 NT All Pas the 6-center which will feature vation in some of Shakespeare’s which is what you deserve." tually a bunch of Louisville of her father, WUljam A. Farns­ highest paid of that time lor the (S) Persons under 16 not ad­ East put up the' king, and South an early American winter scene Super Sovings Gothered principal characlers. .Some­ Or who sums up his wife, gangsters Imported by Doc worth. Executors broke the work of a living American ar­ From Our Four Big Floors O f Fine, Quality Furniture! had encaigh experience at the reproduced from an oil painting times. of course, this can be ex­ Evle. a chick you’ve got to read Taulbee. will, and obtained use of the ee- tist. mitted. This age reetriction game to refuse the trick. He South should take the first' entitled "Winter Sunday in Nor­ plained by stage tradition or ne­ about to believe, with: "Some This is light .summer reading, tate’s $1.3 nulllon for the mu­ "W e want to be known aa an may be higher in certain called this a hold-up play, but spade and lead a low club tof' way, M aine." To add to the con- cessity of plot. Sometimes...it seum. areas. Check theater or SVt ^50 • i-Er. Early iincriraii Eirina l{tunn people talk. Others speak. My actually. Or maybe you’d rather Institution that exhibits the best ward dummy’s jack. If West ^a«t, the first day site will be f E may result from mistakes, ei­ Since his appointment as di­ you may find another name for wife Evle breaks silences." wait for the movie they’re of American art,” Hadlock said. advertieing. takes the king of clubs, he can'' the town of Christmas, Florida. S o v * * 4 0 ther in Shakespeare or his-edi­ rector in 1951, Wendell S. Had- it before you’re much older. To Ted his tight-lipped attor­ bound to make of It. "By staying in this category, we Printed at a pub^c tarvice Unlike previous Christmas Is- tors. When Eart returned the jack take only two spades at most. .Miles A. Smith lock said the museum has .’’nar­ can get what we want.” by toemes, this new stamp oap- pedestal conqviction.” he says, "that In .SONS, By Evan Hunter. Dou­ centrate in "conaervatlve" cialized in traditional American Ik guage. ’There are people who queen and returned the eight of diamond to try a heart finesse.: turea the niggedneM of N ew many cases, particularly In the bleday, $6.93. American aut. art—among its permanent col­ don’t like to waste words. By­ spades to declarer’s unguarded The deferndens can take two. England winters but does show later nlays. it is a renedion of First there was Bertram ’Ty­ Hadlock said the museum’s lection are portraits by Gilbert THE-ATER TIME a church and a cluster DINETTE ram Noonan Is a miser ^bout ace. spades, one heart, and one: Shake*T>eare’s .sense of the per­ ler, a Wisconsin lumberjack art exhibit philosophy was de- Stuart—it has also had donated houses. In the foreground are a syllables. He® treats them as SCHEDULE Now South led a heart to try eventual club. South makes/ verse and in-dion'il in h'-m-in who enlisted in the Infantry in acr.bed this way in his 1964 re­ to it works by European artists, man and woman walking SET though he has a turnstile in his a finesse with dummy’s queen. game with one spade, two nature, a .seru* that I believe to World War I,- was terrified port to museum directors—"a among them Toulouse Lautrec, / through the gate printing order—will go on sale. After Sole Price Site. "universally admired. 8 : 00. Down one. llig 90" pillow arm sofa and matching wing chair in s Kari> actions. his son, Jamie, and serveral Answer: Pass. You have only As an early Christmaa shop­ FInaUy there was the grand­ them successfully—and who, ac­ East Hartford Drive-In .\merican-inspired print — and they’re ScotchgsrdS-treatcd “"The man who owns a distil­ son, Wat Tyler, who was trou­ works by the sire of the Wyeth Early Mistake five points In high cards, and ping reminder to collectors who He also has an essay on the cording to local lore, had a Chi­ Bonnie and (Jlyde, 8:20; Cool to resist soiling! A solid tweed chair in a coordinated color ALL 3 lery today does not like to be re­ clan, illustrator N. C. Wyeth. South made his mistakes when your doubleton has doubtful desire first day covers of this Here is a fine quality, extra-heavy, sojidly built maple dinette. This is fumi- sonnets, and offers "a thou­ bled by the Vietnam war, had a na vase full of money she had Hand Luke, 10:15. completes the picture. Each piece is curcfully constructed PIECES minded that once he was a rum­ The fourth family member he refused the first trick. West value. If partner opened with stamp, we suggest you send for ture built to l&st. The h&ndeonie tnble is 42*' round on a pedestHl bAse with sandth theory" about them. He student deferment, but gradual­ collected from rents on proper­ EJast Windsor Drlve-In — with solid maple wood trim on wings and arms, plu>* runner. But the rumrunner’s ly came to feel It was unfair to who has had works on show Ls clearly had a spade suit consist­ one spade you would raise to your cancellations prior to Nov. comfortable deep Rich-lux cushions. .AFTER-SALE PRICE 83l<> mar--proof long lasting top; plus four comfortable mate’s chairs. Truly, an ex­ bellevca they were written over ties she owned throughout R ^ k - Peter Pan, 8:20; Blackbeard’s story . . . Is bound to be closer be deferred. ing of two honors, the e'ght and 3. a period of 10 or 12 years to at Caroline Wyeth, Andrew’s sister land. Ghost, 10:00. two spiades because then the ceptional buy during our August Furniture Sale I to the' truth than the aging dis­ Bach of the men narrates his and Instructor to her nephew. the seven becau.se if We.st’s The addressed envelopes, to­ least five persons -two patrons, Following her death, local of­ Manchester Drive-In — What doubleton in hearts would have tillers’ recollections dictated own story of his own war. Hun­ Also in the collection are worits .“Tisxlea were headed by any gether with the remittance to two young men and the "dark ficials found large caches of E ver Happened to Aunt Alice, sure value. Also, there would' from the opulence of his tower ter has constructed his novel so by John McCoy, .a Wyeth broth­ three honors he would lead one cover the cost of the stamps to SAVE m on earc’8 plays. An attempt to explain us to enough into the circumstances show. Five Day Forecast - billion. “ The April Fools” Fho has been collecting since ourselvos, or t^ explain some, of each war that his novel ’Ihe Alai]^ Sunday Telegram, Miles A. Hniith WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn. (A P ) the age of 8 and always wwted thing we took part In. or felt amounts to a commentary o n in its July' 20 edition, said of —Temperatures in Connecticut Technicolor^ WARREN to own a copy of that stamp. THE CENTER OF ’THE AC­ strongly about, must be one of war Itself. At one point he has the Wyeth show: from Thursday through Mon­ A Cinema Center Films Presentation. BEATTY * To show how prices have sky- TION. By Jerome Weldman. the moM charvey of undertak­ Will tell his ton "Y ou could "In general, Jamie Wyeth to day are expected to average A National General Pictures Release. tocketed, this sam e stamp was Random House. $6.9B. ings. But White has trlerl It » write the history of our country less concerned with literary above normal with dally highs FAYE Saturday - Sonday sold by Harmer’s less than B Summer la a time when good and done It—with the la.st Am er­ through the eyes of a teen-ager content than his father, whose averaging in the 80s and over­ DUNAWAY 2.‘00-8:4ff-5:4a-7:------^ears ago tor exactly half of ican presidential campaign and because that’s exactly what work always seems to suggest night lows in the 60s. fiction grows scarce, and book what It brought on this ocoa- election. Am erica’s been, for as long as I that something is being left un­ m n E i reviewers compete for what lit­ The U.S. Weather Bureau pre­ (ton. tle la available. Quibbles can be made. Some can remember -an Impulsive, told. dicts temperatures will be think, for example, that George emotional, inexperienced ado­ "Except for a few cases like warm at the beginning of the f— ------— Alts Weldman’s new novel Is gootivr.'inagni6rrnt . . . a rcaini llial lauiiU rtrllr. New York type who wants to get Congress was “Longing For iiirnl and qualilv In every inch! .Madr llow monk, and long before his "Tlie compUahed what he hoped It honoring the occaafaHi depicted More Carpel :he Monci rooG the campaign as closely ns you Seven Storey Mountain", burst would, yet who is sUH busy di­ a portrait of the young heir to lEurnimji il^rralJ) might have, you probably will upon the world lus a major liter­ vining new moves of action. the throne. This Is the first time enjoy this replay. ary effort in 1948. "The work is small In size, a living male, other than a mon­ PuMlBh^ Dally Except Bundayi Uhd Holiday* at 13 rBlMell Sirfpt Mary (Vunpbell A ri'lic of the past, thl.') auto­ but gives on Intimate liwd^t arch. appears on a British Mjutcheflter. Conn. t06<>4(» biographical novel nxiy be tak- luid brings us more close to a stamp! Telephone 643-2711 THE .MtMINHHINK WAR. Hy '•n aa a sign of a writing bUent nuui because of his position and There were four other stamps Second CIoam PtminKP F’ntd at In this set which commemorate Manchester. Conn Elmore I,eonard Doubleday tlial was to develop through the manner of death might easily be W.B.i. itfeUzed out of proportion.” the Investiture of the Prince of SUBSCRIPTION RATES yeiirs. ’Ttiis was wluit he did at Payablp tn Advance This was back In 1931 when the ag « of 26. Wales. Also issued was an air One Year |30 (X‘ si>methlng called Prohlbltlon- letter displaying a color draw­ It Lh a story about an Imugi- SU Montlia ...... 16.60 no legal tx>oze—was more or ing of Caernarvon Castle, site of This is carpeting for people who like •Hiree Monthii ...... 7.tH> rtvry visit of the namiXor to le.-is In effect. Of course, down In the oeremonies. rumiturv fads caow and go. but rradiitonal u One Month ...... 3.60 England during the blitz of the the Kentucky hills there always The set of five Is available at MtWMy^ tn gtnd taste Knjf>% thut handMimr tr>o early {xirt of World W’ar II, luxl oiMont 90" cmrrni ahaped aofa with nrhU had been moonshiners making your local stamp dealer or tufud oirvod horli and armi. M l Uurtinf. Rich to Fraiwe In Uu* iH'rtod of Its oc- People...Parties...Pets...Aii(l Children Illicit whiskey, just to evade the m anchistik stamp department. w i n^M MUof heavy denaiiy umhana. ^us two eupation. CfNTEA ^ and btautiful kiunjtv rh u ri with eitra hifh Mov# ybw been wQityng »o ok# odoanfog# of ov' low tcil# p'Ho rhot vo««t yoo 17 o I»"rioil, But it Is all Imagliuitlon, Fly away into eg f d O ', ll fO u con I com# m. epH wt on d w# H com * yow* N o obhgo>»on Martin Sr. had labored mightily 'man’s administration. Those c ANTIQUE, ‘PEWTER’ FINISH at his still to manufacture 150 ar.d much of. tt Is keyed to wlmt a wonderland ^wishing to be of assistance may >0 FO r#» » ■ # # wy A 49 *4 r#4 to-m |»a«#4nf A "P e te r P an " Shoitm Fltet .Merton remembered about Ihl.s write to Mr. Milton F. Perry, 7-PIECE 'GRANADA' CERAMIC GUEST SET moa A barrets of high clii.s.s corn li­ Tonito 1st Bun — More of spectacle ■*g>oaqi*i»a •« .«*#«• ■»*'»**l*4* •• •«•*##• IT WILL "LIVE IN quor, and had hidden them on >x*ar at Cambridge University .Curator, Harry S. Tnunan U - Set Includea the ^ f f e e Pot with Cover, Creamer. Bu^ar Bowl with cover, • >7 » t# la»^ • • 1 • > 7 «—<*g « • *7 4 /I ietoag « in 1933. Terrifying than Baby Jane tot g# ) • 4 F*»aa«^ *r * '• »•«*■» • r « I r #.a.toQ MMtoto • } 4 ) and song!t 'brary, Independence, Missouri and Balt and P e ) ^ r Shaken. •With any purchaae of $S9.96 or over Thu i • r lYOUR HEART FOREVER! 1^ Merton had a llw ly, exuber- 'must be a new^purchaae made d u r ^ our Au^uat Bale. A irit \ a tl $209. Nr.** 64050. M to« r# $399 • AS ***' luit style lUHl lie made a higlily W hat makes her garden grow... $499 ; HSdt DisaeyS \ (HTceptive ui*! of dialogue. ’The r rUTMl cntoli Ls that the m ajor charae- WDuldnt you like to know! I^ o r e Tour Hoover Dam lUHM* ters all bilk in the name style a» ! ■ BOULDER CITY, Nev. — Patch Work Rocker or Tufted i P E T E R ^ ^ ^ VXdtDeaeyri tlie narrator-autiior, and that la W alt Disney’s With The *100 Look not quite believable. When you seat youraelf tor J l^ v e r Dam and its Lake Mead M odern Merton had alway.s hope 640,400 and 41,349, respective­ a' writing t.iicnt. flowering ear­ from France In our soupe, PRICE ly, over 1B07. "Blackbeard's Ghost” f 4S r WNDSOH ly. that caught the spirit of a we nibble olives from Spain, [virticular time and eat aaidlnes from Por­ ORIVf IN ★ RT 5 Mill's A. Smith tugal or Noiway. Today the S o v * * 1 0 ! After Halt Priot $89.95 enUre world Is drawn up (or s^^^^ a - I -_ w . - - our dally fare, but our fore­ ncH.McoloK : fathers were not so fortu­ Sale P rtc« PATCHWORK ROCKER nate. Foods from foreign lands were deem M great Here'a a popular f'olonlal dealgn awtvel STARTS TONIGHT! A SMASH! luxurtra in their day. But rocker with juoee urethane foam cuehlon. thanks to nuxiem transpor­ covered In a very colorful pstithtooeY fabric tation and refrigeration, we (Simitar to llluatratioo) of today may dine on In­ fl i Otat ■ ll'l: 1 *l*ie H numerable foods brought to us from distant lands and tmorabU TUFTED REGUNER -seas. 'What Ever Happened /lU ConooK After Sole Prlre OM.as l&ilrrtoinnwd is true! And if there were a con­ Here’, lota of comfort II DAY FREE TRIAL! To Aunt A lice ?" •t • IltUe price; Your test for the finest res^ That’e riglU we ll let .you try U In your choice of vinyl or cloth home at our r^k for K long daye If you’re taurMt, MR. STEAK. J7;^--.6eraldin« Poge kuth Gordon JlTtr: PLU S : CXLHIT; M A TIN E E 1 dO. EVENINO'^ B'.M * 601 ,, over polyurethane not compfetety aallafie^ in enrery way we 244 Center Street. 64^ ' \ foam, filled aeat. 'bock wul refund your monyy\ \ but . we're nure 1995, would eure rate RtMomary Forsyth and arma you'U find It the nveaet comfortable.' Oneet tops. 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choin. Decor is of the dieckercd As Writer^ O^Harals Brutal Jovial Bavarian Spirits cloth, variety. And remember, vagabonds, In Devoted^ Dedicated Way an those frateraity and sorority 1968 VOLKSW AGEN Still Survive in Munich beer bashes are good practice ("T V ! O’^ a n C f cr»tl— fcr ar* wining to eclerl the ,'iror'jd for -vour frolic in this old world Deluxe Sedan ^ DORI U-NDTl Ond those young trauleins J«kB (KHark.” Baadom Betie, aixl the exper.erce direct. go- The Las Aageles Times ir,g home from work. This vptume is a sampler It i R A D IO % 1 should attract those who have MUNICH—Life for J. Alfred A wild and surrealistic type Politicians' Faces ’ VINYL INTERIOR B t BOBEKT KIBSCH not read O'Hara to explore his Prufrock m T. S. E'liot's poem discotheque, Blow-Up. on Eliz- H it bv Clown«' *Pie’ i EXTRA CLEAN This L4M Aai^eie* T taxs world. That u. In fact, a hint of “is measi’jred out with coffee bethplatx is one of my favorites the magnitude of this accom- spoons." in this saringing area. Musicians SACRAMENTO, Calif (AP) "M aybe you ocete to find a!l plishmettt, rare except among Life for me ia measured Out, on balconies and dancers in the — the Califorafia Legislature Is about *J>e panrter before yo-j great writers. What so many with beer stems—at least here pit—it's Itk* a fwychedelic haJ- under tir e from some of the ftm- decide." says a charajcter in critic* carmot see is that in Mtmicfc- luctnadoo niest p eo p le in the state profes- Night life takes a front seat John O'Hara s novella Mrs O'Hara settles for nothing leas This lively and subwy Bavar- slocal cienrzs. » 1 7 9 5 « > « 5 " , to everything else. But I tfxwid Four a t them.ofully coetumed Strarfoc o f Oak Knoll.' than a PrometheBr. effort Each iar. ’J3vm Is living up to its.rep- story Uxicbes an aspect of ex­ utatxjn as the world's center at least mention basics like for ttie occasion, picketed on the Evan Reese, the painter in perience. age ar>l youth, ruffer­ of brewing < and cocsumingl food and lodging. State Capitol steps Tuesday. TED TRUDON, Inc. tbe story, replies: "Thafs th; ing and misuhderstar/iing. suc­ bfer. Pensioc hunting in summer is They carried signs protesting jlGaacitaran approach, arjd VOLKSWAGEN POB14CHE cess and failure', violence and Sans hang-ups. the Jovial Ba­ tight..But In no ruafc, my search P.epubtcan Assemblyman New- |T0LI.AND TURNPIKE TAUX)TTVIIX£| Tve rejected it. I doc't want tt empathy. They are impressive varian spirit has survived war lasted a leisurely five hours, ton Russell's decision, to let his knoar about this painter. If ifa enough in themselves. Taken and destruction and is alive and First of my beer stops after reaohttroc proclaiming Aug. 1-7 a he or she. a diletlante, a hslf- toge'ber. they represent in ef­ well and living in the midst at leaving the bahi*of (train sta- ■•Natkxjal down W^k " in CJali- tangh: amateur, a poor rmig- fort in literature hardly match­ Engaged a modem, bustling metropolia tion) waa a political debate over fbmU die in the Assembly iJtiig bog-trotter. Art is c r ^ i ed in our time. Heaver, and hell On my must list is the Hof- breakfast wltb some locals who Rules Oommittee. and is this probletn I represecr and an 'be dreams and night- The engagement of Miss Mar­ brauhaus at 9 Patzl—most cele- had rot* .yet made it home to Lupo, a red-nosed, white- a rt." garet Wilson of Manchester to rr.ares are behind the facades bra'-ed of all bijerstuben (beer- faced, floppy shoed spokesman (My Michaels has the I may be wrong but in this of 'be seemingly ordinary Paul Krause of Coventry' has halls). The rumor is— more Eating is this city’s cheapest for the cSowr^. turned toward ' 6 PUSHBUTTON PROGRAMMED hrtHiaat story, oce of 22 m "the bcruses in •arhich these men and been announced by her par­ American studer.'j and soldiers commodity. Wurst abounds ki the massive Chptvil building O'Hara generatjoc." a sampler ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward PTILiLT AUTOMA'nC D RYER ■women live are here ’Jian an>-wbere in Eu­ every flavor and dimensioo. where lawmakers were busj' Treasure Chest and only fine Today's moat versatile dryer, 3 automatic of the more than 2S0 stories ae Wilson of 54 Parker St. rope. There is a more native And for a copious meal of winding up the current session has wTitlea in the last three Her fiance is the son of Mr. dry aatUngs, a timed aettli^, lOO- crowd at lunch time. WTenershnltzel or a roasted half and commented. " I think a few minute timer tnsurea perfect reauMa (or decades. O'Hara tells us more and Mrs. Otto Krause of Rt. 31. The leas seedy types gather chicken, hit one of the many in there would make good quality diamonds are sold in every fabric. Featurea a Termination Sig­ about his approach than in any Hughes to Stay Coventry. upstairs and in back rooms of restaurants of the menerwaid- cIowcb." nal to remind you when clothes are ready. other he has written In Nevada Home Miss WUson attended Man­ bierstuben. it. Ask for TC* by name Km m wrinkles out of permanent preaa O'Hara is probably the only chester schools and the Con­ But these raucous. Jammed (abnea. Work surface haa a full width One of our finest; 11110 automatic waahor major writer in cootemporary necticut Institute of Hairdress­ beerhalls. where one must com­ fiuoretKwnt light. Interior light tor eaay LAS VEGAS, ?*ev fAP) — *0ur own Tretturt creates s standard for perfection egolaat loading and unloading. Oxone uunp to sanl- America arbo has not been the ing. Hartford. She is employ­ pete with the cacophany of Chtst that identifies •object of intense icoooiogy. He Howard Higibes served n o tice ed at the Petite Beauty Saion MARQUISE the diemond «^ in which all others muet be compared. Two tlxe your clothes, n ^ -n iru air caroulatlon brass bands and hundreds of TAKE A speeds, lour cycles, 5 wash and rinse water is one of the few who attends through his aides Tuesday that on Church St. $300 es of exceptional geiBly breeM-drlaa otothaa. Available In vosces are slightly lese than quality. Only Micheelt • temperatures acconunodatea all fabrics... electric or gas models. Bias; 44V4" to top to his business, which is 'Jve he is "a happy Kevada resident Mr. Krause attended Coven­ intimate. For a respite and has It even new miracle and permanent preoa of oonaoto x MH"W x » H "D . writing of short stories and and tntenrts to oontlrme to live try schools and is enrolled in change of pace I bead over to fabrics. Tub fills toi pre-sdected level to novels. the fail classes at the Connecti­ here." Schwablng. save money on water and detergent (or And in these days of public cut Computer Procearing Insti­ Near the university, this far- smaller loads. Stain and rust-resistant por expocurts. such decorum has The secluded bUUooaire has tute in East “Rartford. He is out Greenwich VUlagey Bavar­ oeloin top and lid. Size; 44.H" to top of con­ kept him from the attenUoa he bought six of the 19 hotels and employed at Star Pumiture. WU- G U ^ H W sole 2814" W x 3714” D. ian quarter ia^ peopled mostly •OlOBYaRANTBMIANf deserves. casinos along the Las Vegas Umanlic. by young, emancipated local It is , always perilous to iden- Strip and uncountable acres of A fail wedding Is planned. 527 MAIN STREET MRYlODiYORANn 6 student types. \ ' Ufy a character as the au'bor's land siiKe arriving by train In Night life begins here in Oar dervies Ooatracta pro- protagonist, but Evan Reese l^a Vegas In December 1986. Downtown Mtinrhewter v U i unlimited estvioa l-tlMI auAiww* ^ later afternoon. And about this STARTING TUESDAY. AUG. 12 at 968 Main Street Do You Have A comes so close to articulating Some nesrspapers and maga­ Paul Robeson. 71, time, you American boys can by fectoty tiaiiied ezperta O’H ara's m atter and method zines have reported during the idlh ao extra duuge for parte or labor. Get detaile Grants Charae? AvlM M rtic ulM fric iryw r that the guess Is no great risk. year that Hughes may be Hospitalized For Reese Is a cool, steady man. an disoontented with Nevada, per­ 4 bMt UvtlBg 4 Hmmt MttfaHlf Aatemagc Goa Drytr observer of life around him. haps because of the under­ A Heart Ailment completely aware of the proc­ ground nuclear testing, and AM*...SIM esses of hu aurt. might move to Owta Rica or PHILADELPHIA (AP» — Ac­ I-....., .33«I5L2&ali. The method Is a kind of de­ Waifilngton; D.C. tor-singer Paul Robeson. Tl, is tection In which the witnesses THE IFFUAIIOE OUHHY/UL OF MMOMESflER Robert Maheu, Hughes’ chief bospitahzed for a hear! ailment. relate their view of events co aide In Las Vegas, sold, "there A L'ruversrty Hospital spokes­ that in the end truth is a merg­ is no basis in fabt that Mr. man said today Robeson has ing of the subjective. Another Hughes Is contemplsUng leav­ "complicatMX*’' following his character tells Reese, "you’re ing Nevada now or ever” entitled to any facts I have. . relea-ie from the hospital last Hughes has not made a public APPLIANCE month for heart treatment. "Why? How am I ? " Q r O / T f l A appearance In more than a dec­ The ^sokesman said Pjobeson "Hcsr are you entitled? WeU. ade. He la believed to reside In is In satisfactory corehtion facts Is tnkh. esiid the truth will the penthouse of the Desert Inn Two years ago he was treated out. and everybody's entitled to OF YOUR CHOICE Hotel’. at the hospital for a skin condi­ KNOWN FOR VALUES the truth. But there's dlOeretk tion. ways of teUkig tacts, so cne per­ Rt^ieson was a 1919 Phi Beta son teUing the eame facts Jei Lo»e» Tank Kappa graduate of Rutgers L’ni- NOTHING TO iUY — JUST STOP would give a (Ufferesit Impreen ? « » e p * , / *3D0 « r s ity In New Jersey where he ion. As far as we know you’re KBT WEST, FU. (AP) — A * • $ . alfo starred in football and ■was a reliable man and that enUtiee Navy Jet loM an empty 3EO-gal- named to Walt Camp's All- RY MANCHESTER PARKADE \ you to the tacts the way I see lon fuel tank 31.000 fee* above VALUE America team as an end. them ." land over South Florida Tues­ The internationally known Ne­ If STORE FOR YOUR HEART’S Out of theee facts O'Hara day when lightning struck the DRAWING SE P T . 1, IMR A gro performer klrrvd contro­ weaves hfs story. He is the las* aircraft, a Navy spokesman versy more han twh cades No Nood To Bo Prooent of the great naturalistic witters said. ago ■is-hen he expressed admira­ DESIRE ENTRY FORM. Imagination (or him Is an in- The Jet was an F4 Phantom tion for the SVyi-let Union strvunent not of projection but based at Key We« Nas-y Sta­ of selection and rearrangement tion. THE W INNER WILL BE DRAW N The permutakions and oomht- The two crew members wrere Eye ^aterinf; Slopped natlans of life are endleas and no* Injured, the spokesman said. EUGENE. Ore. — Uncon­ FROM ENTRIES RECEIVED RY MIMO IN oa OUUl TMtt W.T. GRANT CO. c n o a AmiCATKM endlessiy Meresting n'hat peo­ The ctww did not realtxe the trollable eye wraterlng can be ple do and say and think form lank was missing until they ■topped by surgery on the tear the matrix a t that which we landed at Key West after a rou­ ducts, says eye surgeon Dr. THE PARKADE GRANTS ONLY • • U NOW c^ experience; it is affected tine training fUght Lester T.' Jones of the Univer­ AIIOAfSA. - . iONOT NQ ^ ■ Tf by thefr history and their aK- The tank fell about 14 miles sity at Oregon School of Medi­ Ung. Meaning is not the reault north of West Palm Beach. cine. CITT ATAT« of tmpaeing an intelleatuai sys­ OWH___ aassT s •SSOSJi tem but tntrtnsic in hfe and ra- LatkxiaMp. — P lu s^ CNaAlf □ W.MU08 It is this stance that brings IHAVB ACCOUNTS AT O'Hara far above the purveyors B« sura To « k how yoM pick niM NAMC Opaa a t a b ix k and eKceas. He does : ^ SHOP AT HOME 1 AM IMnOTtO AT not need to go to the margin G a t behsnrlar to engage tw. the Your Lu«ky Ice Cube! -Tf. msugin exists in all of us. 20% OFF! PERMANENT PRESS To call O’Hara a reporter Is ; FOR YOUR CARPET to give him the higtwat praise. I WANT A □ 1 r ACCOUNT He is gifted as few writars have • lA R W IC K — MGILOW or MOHAWK bean In the evocation of sight WHITE MUSLIN SHEETS i and sound, a t character and NO-IRON TIERS di^og. \ \ “* : '>■#' ■' But his greateat gift U in his power to command an sUTkiv-o 'AAAY'... Permanent Press Avril* with the reader. 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Tall Cedars MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONH.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 Pinch \Is on Nation’s Cities TV-Radio Tonight PAGE SEVEN To Worship death of Miso Phllhpa. whose Straley Thorpe, who issued an HELP WANTED Relieve 5 Slain Girls Met home was In MHwaukie, Ore. walked off their Jobs a few Smelting Proceaa New Capt. Darol V. Smith of (he Firemen Strike in Gary^ injunction, against the strike hours earlier after two picketing As Their Coffers Run Dry At Rindge TelevUion MAN TO WORK FULL-TIME Monterey County Sheriff’s Of­ Tuesday night, ordered union wives were arrested on charges LONDON — Within the next lllan Accused in One Death fice said Collins picked up Nan­ Nearby Towns Fight Blaze leaders into court today to show of loitering. five years a stogie smelting By KEN HARTNETT waste," eald Petct- Harkins, the when the tax rate—perhaps the Cathedral of the Pines in 5:00 (3) Burke’s Law (24) Spectrum Ry LOWELL McKIROAN (8-22) H ike Deuglas (18) vftUiVn My Line IN OFFSET PRESSROOM worked In the McKenney Union, cy Ann Albrecht, 17, a close cause why they , should not be The firemen are demanding a process invented to Britain Is ST. LOUIS (AP) — The stain- league's municipal ftnaAce ape- heaviest per capita in the coun- Rindge, N.H., will again be the (10) P erry Uason (20) Huntley-Brmkley 'Aaaodatod Press Writer friend of Miss iPhAUps, the day Ga r y , Ind. (AP; — Fire de­ The flames were brought im- cited tor contempt. l . V (12) H e r r Griffin an Eastern Michigan student $9,400 a year salary. $2,000 more likely to produce 20 per cent of less steel of the Gateway Arch, clall^. "Sure there’s some, but try—threatened to go Up again, site tor the annual New England (8) auget before the Oregon girt was partments from neighboring cit­ der control after a three-hour ^ Firemen’s wives chanting "On than they receive now.. The City a glittering symbol of pride and there are so many dem’kn ^ and a citizens group countered with (18) Underdog 7 :8 0 ^^^! Tere Come the NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! ARBOR, MJeh. (AP) — lounge and soda shop. the world’s zinc and 15 per cent worship service of the Tall (20) Dlscovenng America strangled ■with her belt. ies helped lw8 friend of OoUlns, Andrew Man­ ™ nri^ crime rate. It can’t af- deeper and the treefln the pfrk WBCB—SU 9.10 Speak Up sporta y th all the slain Michigan girls uel, 26, who has been chsiged stretched city services like loruford them.mem, iiIt neeosneeds a fire boat don’t get trimmed endnru4 of 5:00 Hamt/n] HlghllgliO 9:30 l^eak Up Hartforo VALUE-RATED with stealing a house trailer keeping parka and streets clean to protect its revitalized river city hiwpltal, people ftod toUve 7:00 N ews il:30 Barry Farber dooe®* Jane Louise Mixer, 23, a 8:00 OaaUghi 13:15 S lcn O ff Jlntversity of MlcWgan law stu- which has been impounded by are skyrocketing, while the pm- front. It can’t pay for one. Its Just waiting toa^f^ tS:00 ChilM Hour* wno-iM i perty tax—still the source of 87 w rop^itii 5:00 Afternoon Bdltloc ^ n t who was shot to death last California authorities inyestigat- maintenance programs for pub- ever did before. . ^ 5:00 £>anny ClAytoo 6:. 5 M ark et R epon March. tog a series of kUllngs near Sali­ per cent of municipal revenues lie roads and buildings have “And toe recreation programs 6:00 Dick Heattiertor 6:20 Weather nas. —creaks under the load. been cared way back. In.^ead of they used to have in toe cities 9:00 Bill Love 6:26 Stiic^y Sports USED CARS I The source stressed that noth­ 1:00 Oery Qlnutl 6:35 Afternoon Edition ing had been uncovered to Urik Manuel, also known as Rich­ The National League of Cltiee, repaving 50 miles of roods a are not there for the kids W IHF—U » 7:00 A ccent 69 research and lobbjdng arm for veor, it had been paving 22. ~ 5:00 Neiws 7:16 Now DoUhis with the deaths of the ard Diaz Jr., has been named in Even though tax rates have 5:16 teeak Ur 7:20 I^vld Biinkl^ jfive other 'women, but cited a federal warrant chaiglng him urban America, says tax collec­ Now, the city has cut bock to 13 cUmbed, cities have been ap­ Rev. Robert S. Nagle 6:00 News 7:26 Red Box vs. Beattie tions have climbed §p0 per cent miles. 6:15 Bpeak Rartlorr 10:15 Joe Gara^lola these circumstance: with unlawful interstate flight to TOYS’ FAMOUS MAKE WOOL DUFFLE (X)ATS . . . plying them to an eroding tax wife, Shirley, will be gueet 6:66 LowicHl Thcmiap 10:25 Nl«;htl>eat —Collins and Mary Fleszar, avoid prosecution. since the close of World War II. "You Just keep reducing serv- base. Nearly two million whites, soloist. She te choir director and 6:55 Phil Rlzxuto 10:30 Analogue zip-off hood, Orion acrylic pile lining. Olive, navy, cof- m t up moved out of the cities in the an Church of Newington. Cron- 11:30 Other Sldo of the Day aalmost moQ 10 per cent faster. arms.” said (Jervantes. years alone. Also mov- kite is a post Grand Tall Cedar gether offices near the Eastern lantl rooming house, traveled to New York City’s welfare-swol­ Newark, N.J., is on example °ut has been a steady of Nutmeg Foreat, and the Michigan University campus California together in mild-June. TOYS’ FAMOUS MAKE COTTON PAJAMAS, long 2 .9 9 & len budget has shot past $8 bil­ where 'both were students. of what can happen. stream of Industries and retail originator of the FUndge serv- GOT hi Callfprnla, local authorities sleeves, prints or stripes. 8 to 12. Reg. $4 and 4.50. 3 ,4 9 6 lion—a threefold increase in 10 Thc city, described by its own ^^’ops. -Odline and Joan Schell, and Mitdiigan State Police are years. Atlanta’s costs have hit officials OH "a basic training ^o ls, which lost 326,000 The service is sponsored by found dead in July 1966, both checking possl'ble Hnks with the $16i million, more than double camp for the poor," is groaning 'vhltes in the past 20 years, be- the New England Ftoreste of LITTLE TOYS’ FAMOUS MAKE SLACK SET, cotton what they were five years ago. under almost every conceivable to check and TaU Cedars located in CkwmeoU- TO St. Louis, which loot -almost urbnn problem, from atr pollu- ^*’® outflow of bnsl- cut, Rhode Island and Massa- corduroy slacks with cotton knit top. Permanent press, /« nn half Us white population since tlon to schools. ness. chuBetts. It started five years The Chicken Checks are cominrj! Assorted colors. 4-7. Reg. $8. 4 .W 1950, has been living at the edge But from 1964 to 1068, 260 ago with 850 people attending of austerity for years. Yet, Its It ranks among the nation’s leoxlers in subshindard housing, manufacturing companies left and Increased to over 4,000 in SEE budget, $87 million In 1965, has . * stores left down- attendance tor last year’s oerv- 1 5 9 swelled to $110 million, a figure per capita crime, infant and town. S»ty per cent of the city’s ics. FAMOUS MAKE GIRLS’ SLIPS, nylon tricot and per- . . maternal dcath.s, venereal dis­ Its officials describe os "shame­ drug stores closed down, half The Rev. Robert 8. Nagle, manent press fabrics. 4-14. Reg. $2. 2 lO F 8 3 fully low.” ease and now cases of tubercu­ losis. the general merchandise stores, Lutheran pa-^r of Holmes, Pa., THEM per cent of the groceries. „j,(j ,(jjg "We need $5 million more Juot Recently, hundreds of hungry supreme chaplain at to stand still,” said Arthur Nof- rn. One study showed that 75,000 Tidl wfl gu^tsM alT TONNIE D9 ON “LOVELY” STRETX'H TIGHTS, 2 Iir. talln of Minneapolis, one of the rata invaded a park In the heart Jobs that were in the cltv in 1953 V ^ speak of Newark’s downtown district, were no longer there to W 5 er. The topic of his sermon will seamless nylon in white, navy, red, green, brown. growing number of big city NOW STOWS or IASHIOH— 2-14. Reg. 2.75. ‘ ^ .L 9 9 mayors who bowed out of a apparently drawn fram the sew- Now, Cervantes c ^ cito signs ^ t e m ^ T w l^ '^ ^ THINK SMALL $188650 frustration-filled Job this year era by the grain scattered for of a comeback, including the $5 ij w * .7* without seeking re-election. pigeons. Police had to open flra million rise In the clto* earn 1, Delivered in Slancheeter with ihotguru to drive the rate togs tax receipts since ^1966. but Mr.’ Equipped ivlth leatherette interior, boys’- permanent press The League of Cities says the back underground. windshield washer, 2-speed elec­ need tor additional rervonue municipal costs are going up Newark, despite massive infu­ three times as quickly as reve­ Nagle’s thlrd~year conducting tric Jwipers, heater, defogger, 4- sport shirts sources from both the federal sions of federal urban renewal nue. the Tall Cedars service ahd his w a ^ safety flashers, back-up and state level is so desperate fifth year as supreme chaplain. llgMts, front and rear seat belts, and antipovorty funds, must One economic consultant esti­ 1968 P O N TIA C Reg. $4 and 4.50. 2 .9 9 faiiioiiH iiifike that without it there will be a rely heavily on Its property tax He received his degree at the leatherette headrests, steering Ft^ous make long sleeve sport $262 billion gop between city mated that St. Louts would have Lutheran Theological Seminary wheel lock and rear window de- for basic city services. Yet tax- to boost taxes almost 60 per "froster. Grand Prix. Fully equipped, factory air. No. 7315B. shirts, permanent pressed poly­ costs and existing revenues by es can bo levied on only 89 per cent by 1976 Just to keep serv- to 1938 and his B.D. alt the girls’ dresses A 1980. same place to 1943. In 1939, he ester and cotton. Solids and plaids. cent of its land. The rest is tax Ices where they are today. TED TRUDON H t. 83, Tolland Tpke. 8 to 20. The situation ds so bad, said a exempt because It’s either in Cervantes Is fighting the tide was ortalned. He Is a member I TaloottvUle-MBncbeeter league official, that few city of the Delaware District Synod 849-2838 public or religious use or in the by trying to band MIsmuiT b cit­ 7-14. Reg. to II,‘t. 6 .9 9 halls can afford what some once hands of businessmen who de­ of the Lutheran Church of VOLKSWAGEN ies in k collective push for state America. permanent press slacks conridcred a municipal birth­ veloped the land in exchange for revonuC\ sharing, an economic Cottons, blends in a variety of right-waste. tax exemptions. escape route Mayor John Lind­ The Rev. Mr. Nagle has been “I’m not saying there is no So it wasn’t surprising that ch'inlaln of the Pennsylvania *2895 styles . , , all eiisy care! Choose say Is also trying to open for Hou.se of Repre.sentatlvos, and from i>eppy plaids, jiert prints or New YorkxCity. “ 4.99 & 5.99 solids. Outside h^Ip Is not only vital, Is piust president to four minis­ Vernon city defender^ say, it is Just be­ terial associations. From a famous Texas maker. ,W(X)1 He is a 32nd degree Mason and polyester blend. In solids and cause the cities have inherited a and past ma.’iiter of MeyersdaJe (OaU V om g Woritf) liost of problems that arc rooted (Pa.) Lodge. As a Tall Cedar, 1968 BUICK fancy patterns. Grey, blue, brown. Rockville Water Will Close In regional and national he Is affiliated with Cootsvlllc La Sabre 4-Door Sedan. Fully equipped. No. 7394, 8 to 12. Reg. and slim, 27 to 30 changes. waist. It was the federal govern­ (Pa.) FtoreSt. Local Office To Save Money ment, tor example, which A picnic will be held after helped trigger the white exodus the .services in Annctt State Prompitod by the noed to cut Financial Institutions. The sem- Park, near the Cathixlrnl. Each $ from the cities with its easy family Ls requeated to provide expenses, the Roqkvlllo Water Inhr will bo from Aug. U to 22 mortgage money after World Its own refre.shmente. to the first y and Aqueduct Co. will cJohc Us and Is deslgpied to help tcachcni War II. explain to thoir students the G main office at 9 Elm St. os of And federal farm policies functions of financial institu­ helped promote tile rapid me­ South Wimtaor Aug. 16. tions. chanization of Southern farms, really The company Ls In the pro- End Training which resulted in the uprooting ceas of building u $1.2 million Airmen Joyce and Janice of thousands of rural Negro fam­ Local Doctor filtrojtion plant which will im­ Mopcllo, twin daughters'of Mr. ilies, sanding them, often penni­ prove Uvi quality of tile water, NEW 1967 OLDSMOBILE Children’s and Mrs. Leonard Morello, 84 less and unschooled. Into the Turns Study T q 'nwi Public. Utilities Commlsslcsi Glenstone Dr., have graduated Northern cities whore welfare Custom Town Sedan. Fully equipped. No. 7396A. denied the company’s ri*<|uest from Sheppard AFB, Tex., from rolls and social tensions rose. Moths’ Hearts DRESSING for a rate im'roiuse lust year. the training course for U. S. Air Only the states, the urban advo- Dr. Frances V. McCann, a The PUC lulmlttod to its find­ Force medical services special­ cates say, can free the cities of South Windsor native. Is study- in years famous brands ing that the coni[»any’H rate of ists. <*. alato-lmposed limitations on i„g moths’ hearts at Dartmouth return, on the biwis of tlve pro- Graduated from ‘ Rockville taxing power and It Is the states Medical School in Hanover, sent mu's, was not Just, but . High School they are being as- that arc to best position to help n.H., to an attempt to ahed light i $ . inm>- clnlmed that the company was Signed to Westover AFB, Mass. correct the fiscal and social Im- „„ the lingering mysteries of the supplying poor quality waterr III V’letiiain '1 8 9 5 balances between cities and human heart, and that wan a pre<-odont to Army Sgt. Ronald A. Zema- their usually prosperous sub­ Why moths? any charge for water. nek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ urbs. ter J. Zemnnek, 31 Hillside A tubular structure running The compimy haxl alreaily "The question of more state from head to tall along the In- Shoe Sale signed a i-ontract for const nuv Ave., has boon assigned to the and federal aid for our cities Is American Division to Vietnam, Hccts’s length, the moth heart is 1967 OLDSMOBILE tlon at the plant at the rc«er- no longer whether, but how," mucli less complex than our volr off Snipsic St. Tills Is as an Infantryman. His wife, rend a statement by the League 98 Holiday Coupe. Fully equipped, beautiful jet scheduled to be' completed by Barbara, lives at 30 Wilson of Cities. own and much easier to Investi­ black, red'interior. No. 7855A. next Spi-ing. Comtwiny officials l'')be. gate experimentally. The. Ni^on , administration , . has . , An associate professor of phy- .said with the closing of tile local endorsed revenue sharing and is , __ , ^ ^ .. \ offlca, the operational roi-ords ...... -loloBy at Dartmouth. Dr, Me .90 .90 Jackiv Glvanon ex|>ected to pusli the legislation Cann was named an American and maps will be stored at Uie that would put the concept into .... .y...- ican to 6 A \ new plant. MIAMI (AP) — Comedian operation on at least a modest ^^‘“bllshed Neal MacKenzle. president of Jackie Gleason and Beverly scale by fiscal 1971f Investigator to 1965. These to- the water company, said Dull McKIttrlck, 37-year-old Miami Revenue sharing combined vestlgntorshlps are funded to part by the Heart Association ^2495 ’"V the move to no way changes secretary, say they plan to mar- with federal assumption of wel­ rtg. $7. to $12. the water company’s .status as ry as soon ns he can get a di- fare costs and a major increase of Greater Hartford. an independent utility. vorcc from Genevieve Gleason, to federal and state aid to edu­ Her efforts have also been di­ cation could take much of the rectly supported to part by re- • All customer accounting his wife of 32 years, search grants from the Vermont // A records ’will be moved to the “l-^e’s very much in love," heat off tile cities 4 Northern Division office of the »‘>ld a s|iokrsman for Gleason, Cervantes Is certain help will ""‘1 New Hampshire Heart As- 1965 D O D G E Connecticut Water Co,, located who la 53. come. His reason Is simple. soelattons. Polara 2-Door Hardtop. Real sharp. No. 7260B. at North R strength of 50,(HX) FREE ESTIMATES ^1295 Corelli and many others taken The existing field force, Mac- 1968. Tliey have long lived jHiunds IHT ■squari'. Inch Is laxir- 644-4221 Kenzle said. ’ will continue to apart, Iv six times that of .silk. from aH our D&L stores for this perform all necessary construc­ 6 tion work and maintenance of big savings event! Shoes for both facilities and customer service. ^ k ^ , « / He noted that more efficient 1964 FORD diBss and school ..sizes SVg to 12 . operations are. exp«>cted to re­ Automatic, V-8, power steer- sult. MANCHESTER'S aid 12^ to 4. Join the savings Heads Reserve Unit ^ree on fine children’s shoes at Lt. Cmdr. Richard K. F. Ar- Only Fuel Oil Dealer \ girls’ wool jumpers girls’ Orion sweaters coleo, 69 Merlin Rd., has as­ CALI sumed command of Surftu-e Di­ 4-6x. Reg. 112. vision 3-6M from Cmdr, Frank Open 24 Hours A Day! l-«x. Rw- 3.50 and $5. boy.s’ famuu.s make Not aU sizes in every style. I.M And 2.M C. HIne. Wethersfield. 7-14. Reg. II.3. 7 .9 » The division is one of Hart­ 8 9 5 7-14. Rw. 14 and f«. y --' ' M \ wool sp<)rt coat.'^ \' ford’s \ three Naval Reserve W DOWNSTAIRS STORE , Washable wc^I in plaitt* or unite and Is primarily imncern- MORIARTYBROTHERS 'solida. A variety of lively girls’ pile hned coats ed With training men and offi­ Wlwm Custom^ For Ovnr styles: Pulioverz and cardigans, fancy cers in functioning as a ' shliv How Come It's the new glamour flas-or for your favorite" or plain weavea. Assorted colbni. Reg. I2U. 1 3 .9 9 board team to event' of mobili­ M©bn V] of A salad! Exotic Red Wine \'inegar blended with (DftL, ChUdien’s Shoes, 4-6x. Reg. 124. l t , M zation. H rv t _ heating oil Onnturyl pure Golden Salad Oil. Once you tasl'e it you’ll MANCHESTER Msnehester Store only) girls* blouses girl.s’ flare leg slacks At Seiiilimr be taking its golden cap.off again and again! 714. Reg. 128. 2 2 .M I Neatly tailored s|jort coats Mrs. Barbara R.-Keery, 19 and 2 .1 9 Regan St., is one of 21 I'onnec- 4-6z. Reg. 3.50 and $4. by a famou.i maker in «in- MOTOR SALES Double breasted cIaask's • with 2.19 snd 2 ^ tlcut teachers who will meet at CALL 643-5135 All by a famous maker. half belt back. Navy, camel, gle or double brea-itced style. the University of Connecticut 301 STREET SILVER LANE AT HARTFORD ROAD—«43*1611 Tailor^ and dressy styles, 7.11. Reg. 4.50. 3 . | | | for the nTnth annual Seminar on Obt/ioiiA^ Oithtmdlnq! black watch plaid. . * ■ / '. / •button down (jxfords, roll All wool in plaids or checks up and long sleeves. As­ Boy Now — .Vo MlUac tUI Stretch wools, bonded knits, sorted colors. 7 to 14. Ortobor Tirol solid or printed cortiuroy As-\ to 14 forted prints and plaid. __ d a l , Manchoster Parlunlc, ofcn Moil, Wed. Thors., Fri. togfi. Tuca. and .Sat. to (>. .1

Y PAGE EIGHT MANpHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 196^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1969 PAGE NINE Obituary Mariner Streaks Away Burger Stays Isolated Space Expats About Town Nixon Visits Senators Suggest: After Close-Up Photos Washington LOL will have a As Trustee Joined by Young Woman special meeting Friday at 8 Mrs. Buckmister p.m. at Orange Hall. F a rm Home PA.8A15BNA, Oallf. (AP) — ter on Mare to make that much SPACE CENTER, Houaton To avokt exposing the aatro- Military Manpower Cut Dead, Founded Mariner 7 streaked into distant real snow. < , The last summer fun reading F or Clinic (AP) — With a pretty 34-year- nauta tp4iew organlsma thia late Of P a re n t^ ortdt around the eun today after picturee flow ed the polar W^HINGTON ______fAP) _-The . qu^rtnOnTMriiid.’ SIec’iai ’’“U'’ children 9 to 11 years PTA District old brunette laolated In their . . , • «*v411 Wrt ♦a s h n#^AV*_ Could Save $148 Million televising the ftrat cloeeup of heavily pocked with craters chairman of the MAyo Foun^ laoisuoiao^ation procedures were taken old will be held tomorrow after- MENGES M ILLS, Pa. (AP) B.V JOHN 8. LANG ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Lillian «wuth pole^ re- ^ he quarantine quarters, Apollo ll'a ,^o,e newcomers. cates that reducing our over-€dl CBICEEN CHECKS •Associated Press W riter EsteUe Buckmister, 80, of 1 gion loaded manpower lev els^ merely the ARE COMING 35,000 which the R ^ ld e n t is Longview St„ wife of Carlton Ing from WASHINGTON (AP) — A R e­ withdrawing from Vh;toam by L. Buckmister, died this mom- (. publican and 'a Democrat are Ing at Rockville General Hos- , . the end of August crakl save drumming up Senate support $148 million." \ PWul. rippling lines re^nlscenf of neapolls said in woman/ Miss Registration will be accepted office here, Cook and Bayh’s amendirant Mrs. Buckmister was bom scientist said of the pic- wind-driven snow or flowrirat tervlew ■ “i assum e h i Owens, and ^ee male "The astronauts now use the for their amendment which at all town pools tomorrow for Nixon left newsmen behind at would provide, however, that Dec. 7, 1888 in Nasonvllle, R. X , *“res, taken as the BO-pound glaciers seen in aerial phot^ remain • I expect him *** technicians were t^ed to the community bathroom with the would pare military active duly the third and final series of Camp David, while he helio<|> the restrictions not apply durl^ da,ughter of Joseph and Caroline spacecraft swept within 2,000 graphs. Bean said he had r i m quarters' growing^ populaOon rest of u s," reported John Mc- swimming lessons that start tered Tuesday to nearby Haqo- strength by the number of men any national emergency de-\ Barrows Lavine, and had lived miles of the planet: Another finding excltlnc to word from Burner h,®o ® *1° Tuesday night ^ e r they were LeaUh, public affairs officer Monday. ver and then- cam e here by car withdrawn from Vietnam. dared by President Nixon or in the Rockville area for 60 "W® may be looking at baby sclentlate* w«s the lack of era- him to attend tL board's exposed tc ----- Menges Mills, with a population Congress, years. She was a past member Pictures of earth. This is whet tens in a bright desert area far meeting Aug. 16. other part o0he lunar receiving ry when his room was assigned The amendment to a military Hose Co. No. 2 of the Eighth 200 is 30 air miles fro|n procurement bill proposed by n»e Moss resolution may nev­ PENTLAND of St. Bernard Church. She the ea^ n ^ t have looked like to the north of the polar cap. "He's been an enormouslv laboratory to Miss Owens. n„ , ...... V. . . District Fire Department will ‘he presldenUal retreat in Mary. Sans. Marlow Cook, R-Ky., and er be acted on since 11 won’t was a past president of the Bur- «>me four -biUlon years ago be- The circular desert railed Hrt- valuable trustee " B ^ On th/ T®h^ule ^“1® meet at 8 tonight at fire head- Catoctln Mountains. ^ Birch Bayh, D-Ind., would also come before the Senate until The Florhf pee Women's Relief Corps, and tor® “ developedi an atmosphere iq,4, had been presumed to be a ''” ® h®® spent weeks ^ d were alyses of many of their were placed / quarters. Main and Hllldard St. The President motored past prevent redeployment of the after the Oook-Bayh amend­ past State Department presl- oceans to weather its air- glam crater some 1,200 miles weeks, weekends after week- pictures and a meeting trailer which housed the space- "Flowera (or Every Occasion!" ------the old brick farmstead Ws par- withdrawn troops to other coun­ ment. dent of the Women's Relief oiid nurture life." aoroas. ' ends, llterally,^,pn foundation scientists and geologists on men on the trip to Houston from . ®nts owned from 1947 to 1986 tries. S), Centrally Located at Cmps. The scientist was Dr, Robert Sharpx suggested the "crater" work." * ^lentlflc aspects of-their histor- ‘he Pacific recovery area. ^ 24 Birch St. 6431-4444 - 643-6347 She founded the ParenU Sharp, Oaiifomla Institute of might in it^ be a natural sink Burger lias served for Ic flight. Asked how the long-tjmers in Couple Deliver *’’®" “topped here at the Aides to the senators said the i* Open 8:30-6:30 k e Teachers Association in the Technology geologist, one of a or collapseX^ea. years as one of six public m That will finish the formal ‘h® quarters felt about having a ^ V combination general store and measure will be Introduced In Warrant Isaued Thursdays till 8:00 P.M. E ast School District, and was team of experts amalyzing the 'Hie floor o L the desert was of .the board. He has Own Baby After p®“‘ °“®« the Senate aomtlmc this week. Parking Across The Street e oesert was ------.“•>= "oa™. He nae been ^®'‘’'^®“ "«T Pe^od which started woman aboard, McLeaish C, , Mrs. Sterling L. Myers, who a past president of the State photograirfie as they streamed strangely free 6? the meteorite P’*'*P’ *d an honorarium ofol $} Armstrong:, Edwin and reported It was quite Presently, they said, their boss­ For Arrest Of for 100 Care! 4 Parents Teachers Association, across 60 million miles to monl- Inupaot craters wWch pock moat received tl,800 in E- Aldrln Jr. and Michael Col- ^ conversation piece at Arm- atudy at Home '‘*’® “tore as weU as the ol es ore looking (or co-sponsors. J Nixon farm, and Postmaster She also was a past patriotic tors at Jet Propulsion Laborato- of Mars, Sharp sal^they might ''®*mbursemeiyt for ^^el and llns arrived at the laboratory strong's 39th birthday party, Sen. Frank E. Moss., D-Utah, Ex-Football Star PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A Stambaugh, went out t« Instractor for the Department ry Tuesday ndght. be there but possibly \had be- ‘^**'®*' expenses ^ July 27. celebrated Tuesday night with a Tuesday offered a re.solution-—a Portland tree surgeon and his ‘“Ik to the chief execuUve. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. of Rhode Island Auxiliary to One of the most striking_ pic-. come filled with dust______o^r _____ the June, , .8. judicial ^ the remaining four tattle of champagne and a cake ^ ^ a*. . .. . ,* * „ miuiuever not binding on the ad­ the Sons of Union Veterans of turee showed two Irregular era- ages. ^Vhatever the reaao^ the ®®uterence adof^d a resolution quarantine, they, plan to '^^th a full complement of can- Gellvered their toby at we ai^ t talk n>ore than IQ ministration—which also calls (AP) — A warrant was Isaued the Civil War. She gave a ters, many miles across and craterless desert now becomes ^**°*^**^*tlng fed«al judges below writing their pilot reports home recently to avoid "the niinutes but by the time he left 1 for troop reductions as troops Tuesday (or the arrest of foot­ great deal of her time and sus- barely overlapping: each other. one of the many mysteries SupremeXJourt from accept- ^ relax behind their blolog- cook could find only 26 assembly line." guess about 50 i>eopIe had gath- are pulled out of Vietnam and ball star-turncit-nctor Jim other overseas positions. tenance to all veterans’ af- Dr; Robert I^lghton, Cal Tech 'Miara. comp^iiBatlon for nonjudl- barrier. candles in the confinement area Warren and Susan Huppi read Mrs. Myers. Brown on charges of assault ^alrs. astronomer, jokingly described Mariner T followed Its slater The prohibition and the 20 other persons thirteen others wer% decon- all the obstetrics books they reminisced that Cook imd Bayh, In a letter to colleagues, said: "It Is impor­ and jeavlng the scene of an ac­ Survivors, besides her hus- them aa "a footprint—the first crailt, Mariner 6, which flew Include expenses. quarantined with them will be taminated and brought In from ‘^ould find. fj® 8^ Nixon well when cident. band .include a son, Elwln C. evidence of Life on mars." past the Martian equator a Th^Aronference claimed no *®te Sunday or Monday ^® outside world. Then, as the day approached, - ^ senator end paid tant to empliasize that under our amendment no over-all Brown’s attorney, Richard Buckmister of Rockville; two 'Hie "footprint" was In ic© or week ago. into orbit aroundi the ^^3^'‘Ity\over the justices of Illnesses develop and no Meanwhile, extensive study they scrubbed and sterilized the ^®8^^ weekend visits to his Covey, said the former fullback daughters, Mrs. Faith Gibbs of •™>w drifted surprlslngiy deep. sun. Both spaceemft will contln- ^ Supreme Court. Earl War- organisms turn up in continue on the more than 60 bedroom of their log home. troop reductions are required unless and until withdrawals for the Cleveland Browns would Rockville and Mrs. Raymond B. Sclenttots had believed the south ue to send signals back to earth/ rearing as chief jus- ^^® ®^udy of moon samples gath- Pounds of rock and soil returned Little Melissa Huppi was bom dldn t have a phone surrender In Beverly Hills Mu­ 1 are made from Vietnam. Roy of Stafford Springs; a sis- poiar rap was a ...... lltU© thicker until mid-August when 'tlce, asked his ^leagues on the ®*'®^ Armstrong and Aldrin. ^^® a*tronauts, five days ago in the four-poster ^®**® 5*** about two years and I nicipal Court tiHliiy. Tlte war­ "The purpose of our amend­ ter M arcella V. Lavine of Hhan frost but the jilciUires pass beyond range of court to bind theihBelves to the nothing unusual has been A team o t sclenUsts Tuesdav ‘*®^ carved with her rant set ball at $2,500. Rockville; and three grandchil- showed it piled up in vast dunes traiMmitters. conference prohlblth•ohlblSra. A ma- ‘°und. comnleted wood; sculpting chain saw. Washington, raid Stambaugh. ment Is 16 Insure that as active completed the first gas analyses A ixillce rejx)rt said Brown'a dr®n. and pocked wHh deep, steeply Their orbit, some lOOtodlUon jorlty decided to def action. astronauts "We had no problems during "He asked about the upright Young aspirants to audition for parts in ‘Hair’. (AP Photofax) duty personnel are taken out of Register Now originally of the black lunar dust and re- car struck an auto from behind The funeral will bo Saturday walled craters. miles out from the mm,/Will ca r­ until October. \ " — shared the quarantine wrtoo“^y ^r^^d “a r"l,X u o T lt“mighi “^■^d®Hve;;.“''”;rid“w ^ Vlelmim.'thls number of men is Inst Friday. The driver. Arthur at 9:16 a.m. from the White- Leighton said this indicated ry them back to withfa 00 mll- not rc-deployed elsewhere." for Fall Evening Clasi^ In July, Burger told a Jb^ges Persons-doctors, technl- have been created by the sofar ''®"' “Except, I got awfully His mother left it Charles Brush, 52. said he Glbson Funeral Home, 66 Elm the snow was probably frozen Mon miles of earth W1971, when conference in Jackson h S s , c‘ans, a public affairs repre- wind ^ nervous." behind. Cook, a fresliman Republlciui stopped and showed Brown Ids Arta and Solenoes St., with a Mass of requiem at carbon dioxide—dry Ice—be- scientists may try to esiabUah Wyo., that "all the talk of.ouhT®"‘““''® “"‘J a cook. The sclentiirts „ "Having a babv is a wonder explained that rtie had who has o|>poaed the adminis­ ‘Hair’ Today-Holly wood Tomorrow? tration on inc antlballlstlc mis­ Identlflcntton. But Brown re- St. Bernard Church at 10. Bur- cause there wasn't enough wa- radio contact side aotlvitles of judges is tidal-\ Two technicians were added coherence to f dra contamed ‘u> thing/Lid S u ^ ^ - ^ J ^ shipped the piano to the Nixon Business and Public Administr^on sile system and other issues, fuse® ^®‘®'* ®" ‘""owed "Maybe it's Fidel on kis "tray hammedans. Act toward them of 125 High St., waived extra­ they still had only $1,166 In their yort^long------whXo------hsU provided — .v~>. by ny the me amendment amendment by bv Sena. Sena a CITY, N.J. (AP)_ of the whereabouta of the crimes in the United States, mentary and secondary school over.” EYance loves Naxxrleon best.' os we acted toward the Jews for the purpose. Others huddle John Sherman (V»npr^RKv superior Court judge today 32-year-old convict who even most of those doors are students will receive report dition end will be returned to treasury. •=’ Francisco Perez, once a ser­ If some leftist historians call and the Italians; respect their in small groups, looking on in and PWMd T D Mlfh^to °®"' Arthur J ‘"''®rt®®‘’“‘® ®" “S “‘ed '“of “tn'vol'vL^rto uXol4"qu®MlonlU" f™m‘"l"unUerTtotoa "^h^ confer with teachers. was in Havana and we had leonlc eagle decals on thedr cor man Legions did.” Grainger said that he expects blackouts." windshields, and dressing their Thi^ is the Napoleon that the the charges to be dismissed SAVE! Perry, under sentence of Communist party newspaper ..Elem J entary students , not in Herman Sahel of Charleston. k ld 6' in T-ahirts that stare out French admire. But his crfUcs but will remain in jail under 1,800 and 1,600. ‘° touch one another; To more than 25 years for two rob- announced he had been' put un- Ill were expected to precede vert­ Judge Robert A. Matthews berles, was being taken to Los ^®*‘ arrerit. It was the first such hilTi ' ‘°«- more than with the head of Bonaparte. are particularly aggressive. $760 bond on each charge until The oomfihktee will have to s*'®l‘® hands after five minutes' have their re|wrt cards mailed, an hour in an elevator with its ing scheduled in late afternoon. nilcd that Sills acted In viola- ■Angeles for another robbery announcement. He was identi- Aug. 16 is the 200th anniversa­ If they argue from a rightist his return to the southern state, order a Nativity Scene by mid- "cpoiTitlon; to clap a colleague Secondary stodents who are ah- operator in the Fontainebleau ry of his birth, and the govem- or Iconoclastic position It is of­ on Friday. tlon of the First Amendment ol ‘*^al when he held a razor blade “®*‘ os Anthony G. Bryant, and sent may obtain their cards Hotel on ADami Beach. September If they wont it. do- ®" ‘“®l* °‘ ‘h® neck; to the U.S. Constitution when he ‘® ® stewardess' throat and ‘h® newspaper said he had traf- mient is going ahead with plans ten to say that Napoleon wasn’t Charles Romanowskl, 58, of Hvored by Thanksgiving. They *Toap an elbow or a forearm ; to Public Records Hcnt out forms for such files In ‘orced the plane to turn around, kicked In narcotics and had been "S*'® 'vas scared to death," he to do his birthday Imperially. really French, and that hia true Rt. 30, Vernon, was sentenced to have not yet choaen a design be- "fhaok or rub a shoulder or Hiieiy were not quite so sure loyalties were with hia birth- 10 days in jail, suspended, on a CiMIBe they do not know how hack. They may rarely ox- Wumuiteo Iloeda "Ph® Cubans are expected to ‘”>®hle for robbery in the „ „ . Matthews called the dos- give him hU choice between re- States. There has been picked up-at ih^'■Man";^h^ ‘®'«Ph®n®. no emergency key about «r at first. To find out place, the Island of Corsica. His charge of being found intoxi­ ihuch money they will have to change a word elaewhere, but up at the Manchester and no ventilation." W. McCauglwy to Rc^ * **; ™ '^®'^® ““PPesed to malnlng In jail or accepting "® ta*ormatio Housing Corp., The Jersey City branch of the govern manpower, left France sm aller cy-mad and cite the funds he cer after a dirturbance at a IngB will be held at 7:30 p.m. sounds the roll, spacing “ rzrVZrW^TXf\/ run nlnA mflrv.. n\». »» Mntlrvnfzl A.... 1..A1 .. . . ® y®l f01*CG tbo return a routine power loss at a gener- g the property on Blue Rldgo'’Dr.. no National A.ssoclatlon''for t h '; A ^ ____ s. T ' a routine p in size than when he seized pow- spent on restoring his mother’s Vernon gasoline station. Joseph in the Muniotpal Building:. 60 miles to the north, names about 30 aeconda apartm rtto ‘•onveyanee tax. vanoemont of Colored People the^ U nitrt'” stetra'^ ^ L to at’lita ^ ' i t U W a f f C , G O S t l U C r e a S C S er, and stripped Its finances. house in Corsica. Yet a writer G ardner,' 30. of Chester, and give the members time to i Herman Yules to the U *R nml sljt Jersey City citizens win R.. ‘U*.. I t f . s^id FreeFred Brown, assistant “ Hm-ano. ------... fllerf ...... "'*®r® 'v'”- But "ifs obvlous the Cu- ______maniger a The institute reported back like. Andre Maurois states: Ronald Gardner, 37. of Talcott- rive, the tenrion mounts. Houatog t>orp.. property «f®‘’'- '^®*'v®ya-cet,ix attorney general’s move,^ c^'lnar ‘ r^^JJ car models will hartly have wiu'begin Lxt i^mmer " of every 100 persons, 36 thought had greater riches and appro- $30 and $60 respectively for Napoleon was the greatest priated less for himself." breach of peace. CUVET By Directors ~ 'r g^rart ZrZX ‘® o®mP>a*n‘ rn'So^mr^^urrrm"t ‘T t '" ^® ^"^^His Everett Collins, 52, of 126 jamiftm theihd* comfortablertAm#»..««ui- rote___ and f'!jLri J ‘m‘‘nmi DellaT'hAiiti K.v Uiiczek,!.!■«<.tn •” beho investigatedfnvnutitmtaAi and«.»-i the*i._ sub- d plomat. of building: autoB takcfl three *win later plant automatically shut down, Frenchman ever. Hiere was The most serious and wlde- West Main St., Rockville, was A $1,260 claim sotUement tor '^•'“® cushioned seats of the gel- Property at 179 Blue Ridge Dr., Jec‘ <>f central surveillance as The government has never an- more fast jumps. AmerTan A *'® °"« d'dn’t because >iet no competition: Louis XTV .spread critical argument is that fined $25 for breach of peace, Mrs. R ita I. Plante of 79 Brook- ' " y 2° ‘®®‘ above for big occa- ‘ onveynnee Uix $89.40. potenUal problems bears mer- nounced final disposition of any j , American Motors Corp. open ne- of a tialfuncUon and "took an had only five points and Joan of he destroyed the Ideals of the hijackers’ cases. But recent , ‘‘‘““T "ources who decline gotlations to replace a two-year overlozd of work and blew," he Arc and Charlemagne three. Be- and Richard Cole, 27, of 16 fleld St. was approved lost “•®'’“ “•‘o th‘». Behind them, the , Homes, Inc. to Rixly ‘he judge said, French Revolution. For French treatment is reported as not as ‘® '’® "amed view a price in- P®c‘ expiring Oct. 16. said. ' Highland Ave., Rockville, was night by the Moncheoter Board damask wall" and bu’M of ‘^coas, property on Ralph Rd., "The far reaching nature of said. oause he is a contemporary, nationaJista, Napoleon bled the good as before. The bulk of crease as "inevitable,” with fined $20 (or intoxication with a of Directora. Tlte setUemeht K‘* « ‘ ‘hinkere lend a formal but ‘’^''eyiuu-o tax $33.66. forms In question, together FPA), officials said it would Charles de Gaulle was not in­ country into a position which $100 breach of peace charge nolled. was on a recommendation by comfortable air. Iltillding I’eniilts ‘*'c apparent lack of stand- those finally determined to be some forecasting to $160 as take 4 full probe to verify cluded. represented France’s perma­ legitimate political refugees are tj,e ranse Brown’l theory. According to the poll, svhat nent loss of predominance in Persons fined for motor ve­ Town Counsel John Shea. Facing the semicircle of i>ni.. Q«orgc Tlmrbcr, demolition of ““c thereof Indl- allowed to integrate into Cuban * Nixon Plans A nullon-kilowatt generator Frenchm en found m ost admir­ Europe. hicle vlotottons Included Jny Mre. Plante ourtalned lnjuri®« tors, behind the clock above the ®blekem-oop at 58 Turnbull Rd., society. This u sually''m ^^^' ‘n * » tr y got the news in _ _ failure Can. 28 blacked out the able about Napoleon Was his Historian Henri Guillemln Burns 19, of Vernon Garten ; a ridewaik fall Feb. 16 on desk of the presiding officer. Z ...... „ . . . S1. P>®“‘y ®‘ bart______wo^s some Ne- ' ** P^®®® would be $6 Fort .tauderdale area and civil code that still remains the writes; "Tales, they just spring Apts.. Vemoh, $10, operating a Bi*e» St. ■ prMs''‘p^rohra'’ra“b!xj‘^;ntra Edw«rt-s, den.olltlon I''''® ®‘ ‘hi* ‘n gro hijackers have complained ‘® a ton higher for moat of New Moves caused some power losses basis of French law. They said up around Napoleon Bonaparte. motorcycle with^t a license In other buslnem loot idght, conceniratliw palnfullv on llai of Uirn at 261 Bush mil Rd., ^ be added, about beditg sent to the sugar- “‘® “‘®®' Products it uses, across cintral and south Flori­ they liked his wars least. And this year, because of the bi- with a charge of operating an the board deoignated as Now tally sheeta before thL, Onw ^ h , f®;’'® '"®* cone fields under the hot sun. ‘^®*‘ comes a series of hikes da. unreglsteped vehicle nolled; Nel­ State Rd. that section of Wgh- eyes and ears, pencils ami oena Ihiqurttc for William ^ "'alntuincd . _ • are inherent- In W elfare "What the poU dithi't say,” centennary, there's a festival of Privileges for hijackers now 1" ‘^®*‘"' according to a Frenh televlston bull stories, a great carnival of son C-arrier, 17, of 98 West Main way from HUUart St. to the record the accM No by their very iippev few, if any. Thomas Under current contracts with ______. „„„ at.. Rockville, $15 and $30 for intereectlon of W. Middle Tpke. be they touri^ or telcvW^r ; existence tend to restrict those (Continued from Page One) producer who had access to it, lies, ovations and verse that George Washington of Phlladel- “ '® United Auto Workers Union, , D i l l Csswwswwsrss*w 7 "is that the thing that French- scorn the truth. Because, as far drlrtng without a license on two A check of town records, being no recor^l'S'^devtcra''“ro Napoletono, nlteraUons 'T*""'? “'® phla, who came to Cuba to get “ o®"" fringe benefit is effective ^ ® month in all adult welfare O L L l i^ U lT llX ia r y occoatons and Danfort Caron. 200 protected areas, .social and po- men really like about Napoleon as this personality is concerned. done In i^Junutlon with suni- m'tted here. nt 108 BlWh St.. $ . Ws child away from his former U®t. I for hourly rated workers P™^ms—such as old-age as- •' 19, of 21 Spring St.. Rockville.' tory-aewer Improvements, hud Snn« tr.r Change. " the judge held. is the g^ry, all that grandeur. the truth is sinister. Sinister, A, ,a i. __ . Newton SmlUi & wife, is living off a regular Cu- “‘ General Motors, Fort and f ‘o the blind and aid $15, failure to drive in proper disclosed that the section hod Two .Protc.stant clergymen (Continw^ from Page One) That’a the story." sordid and horribie.” public nt large Is"less't^ ‘ tbe George Mnxsck. ivltcratlons at who’ had been active In civil ban ration book. Chrysler; The companies as- ‘"® ‘‘i‘“abled. The federal lane. never been given a name. Irlft^ kJ >7 Gerard St., $21.000..^ Much lilce books on the Civil French school children 8*8 an­ trifled by the ABM Issue-the dcmunatmtlons were He hijacked a National Air- "“"’® ‘h® cost of prescription "'‘"*'"“'",'^“‘^<1 supplement the f^ng eq^ment Investmento Also. Clifford ElUngwood. 19. The board approved a Dec­ Add-A-Lcvcl Dornu'r for Ray- Z ' m i War in the United States, books' other version. A book called air here Is charged. among the platntl(f.s. They were lines jet last March and robbed byond a charge a® ‘"vestment credit, of 144 Elm 8t , Rorkrtlle. $10 laration of Policy — Workable mond Diiw.s«n. ultcrutUais at 80 on Napoleon bave a readymade "Napoleon Told to Children” by And then It all bursts Into a Rev. Robert W. C'lufUe and Rev. the passengers of $1 700 while °‘ ** ®“®*>- . Provided by Washing- “'f ®“ and ^ and some other each for unnecessary noise and Program, for submission to the Alton St.. $600. KUdience in France. Anything the same authors who did an torrent of chatter and an audi­ Adrian Tenhore. unsafe tires; Bruce Hoffman. Federal Housing and Home F i­ E. J, Pcrcluhn, addition at 45 en route to Cuba. The Cuban au- This new fringe benefit estl- !T*u®»'^''L ‘"I"*];*"' K®"®™»y with a decent cover, says Roger Immensely popular, twitting one tAVE( ble expulsion of breath as the thorities made him return the mated to coat a cent and a half “®vcn states now pay , ® \ lnqvlduals> who have 18. of. 170 Hoffman Rd . Elling­ nance Agency. The program, Adelaide Rd.. $200. StefXmne, a writer, has a guar­ on De Gaulle, Is much more re­ ton. $15. (allure to drive In ev- clerk announces the vote. money, hourly per worker, gras on '"°^® ( . r InraTe which Includes the town's Hous­ Webster A Webster Co, (or anteed sale of 30,000 copies. spectful in tone. • tabllshed lane, and Beott N<-(f »3**5 I.awTence Rhodes, wanted by ®‘ “ company-paid hosplt^ “’® average federal „iatelv re«nii! ing Code, la submitted annually, Raiph ahnu’C. fence at 48 Ekll- Many are apparently bought De Gaulle himself was to have 20. of RFD 4. Rockville. $15 AND MOAC when federal funds are received son Rd.. $500, White House the FBI tor payroll robbery in n^lcal-surglcal InsurancT^lan ?^J® 1 "®'‘' tim atrt at aa gifts. With titles like "Napo- spoken on Napoleon tn Oorsica failure to drive a reasonable West Virginia, hijacked a Delta ‘or t^P ‘o 365 days of semi- i ’" ‘"‘"'“m probably will [* ..^ 9 ‘ ^ tor redevelopment luvl for hous- Raytnond Pcllcrii\ for Anthony leon and M usic," "The Embrol- Aug. 15 had he not abandoned distance apart. Ing-for-the-elderly. It la rel- Inquest Set jetliner last February. He has Pr‘vate accommodations for an ® “‘“*®“ money but not - * bllll*i. MauUux'l, addition at 60 Chiua- Backdrop: Se^Ument (or clos­ dery of the N^nleonic EYa” the presidency In April Now the A clvirge of breach of peai • qulred under regulations which Asks Law On not been• heard of since , he ar- ^niploye and hla dependents. appreciably increase Individual bera St.. $300. benefits. ing so-called tax loopholes, sim­ and "Napoleon at the Dining job (alls to Georges Pompidou. was noUed for F izuktcb 'Trom­ attem pt to gmu-iuitee that no rived. III Fatality 566 Main St. .\ssocijdce for A cost-oMIvlng escalator, on mering (or year$, was brought Table,” they don’t beg a read------bley, of 114 Prospect 9t . Roc k- new blight will develop, even as « Warren Howland. new >xuu- J o b Safetv Swiss authorities, who repre- '‘'h‘ch wages rise or "dMcend w ^' "^®" to a boll by impreiUon of the in- Ing and go well on end tables. vtUc Thousands of yards reduced 20% to 40% federal funds are being used to (('ontlimrd from Page One) merclal butldlng at 555 .Main St sent U.S. IntereiU in Cuba, say with the index of the Bureau of will mnv. ** ®" *** *’®P®“ The serious work more often Bowl Competition eliminate blight. $35,000. (rontIniH'd from Page One) the Cuban eovemm^nt Kab Labor Stati.Ur. ...J . ‘ .'"“v* People off welfare than not praises him as a re- _ . her death to occidental tlrmw- Itonnld J. markable fl$pire In history and HOtLYWOOD (APl “ U«1I1I tor Heloii op nmximum rePond stato coop- w a n t"to 'b # 'riti.n ,!la ^ / h ' " o i^ * * would increaac the mnn ” <1®"''. lacirae ot 000,000 Fo«ler Mouar Dies Knowles, fenr’c•r at 0 WestWe«t St..St., eratton. " said Undersecrela^- ° ‘® »« ro“»™® the On Nov. 24 an automatic ao- that r.e k* ’"°"®y or more a«4 ~*i i,,,. as the man rt>o continued the Ja **» Hslfett or a rock group y' ' Mother Nature'^ Wor^ Dlnda earlier had rtxight per- $27. \ CHOP... .«d p.pdc.„,.c. PIC., French Revohitton. at least un«I performing at the open *lr Hol- BILLINGS Mb (AP. The \ o( U»b.u- J.vmes D. Hot%son at a .V, V ' , " " " “ai improveSpr“r .v / ‘■■'5^ ^ promised m i^ )n for the Inqwat from , .MamhestVr ..Ml WMt„ u-.iwe. K r ie X ,.;^ SwIss Safe conduct VlsaX via tor Increase,of three he became carried i^way wlih 'ywood Bowl, their fans) have story of a sickly mouse., who K M IB^W A KA , Iiid (AP) Hearing per cent The second provides a.boru. “ctlon th^ }rear on tax FLOOR COVERING OUTLET J i ^ e O. Edward Tuuro. chief PlutKbIng /o and White H..uae briefing, „,^too to the United SUtes takes effect. one thing tn oomtiiiosi. thrived qn the care of \)a '.cat v\ for' Seeirli’k To encourage the states, the bill » bonus, reform. Ms notions of empire ^ h e ^ hunting fir bait at jurtlcc of ui^"rtaU’s Superior Straoughkn where they (ace prosecution on The current hourly siralaht' “ '"®"“’ Tbere la no open criticism at They shake their flats at lose came to a oad end. the ICidiawaka Mlunlclpal GoW Oou« sj-atem, and from P ~ 'U le federal funds (or hijacking charges. time a-... w . . . imIm o._di V i •5‘“ ignj- '“®BIO roctpienu recipienu who enroll in iVk Politics; Tax *ax rfor^orm rm disputes the large, succesaful Napoleon Ov*"* aliplanea that drone out Kathy TMcker. 15. of Bllhngs. VERNON CIRCLE VERNON Oourae have been so iwcoessful Edward Nash, chief JusUee of \Valf..*T t..hM/f.''*:**’ . w . «P to 90 per cent of the coot of The Swiss report two such rtos i s ^ M ^ ^'■®® program. C th^x4' , ®“‘ Some exhibition at'H>e--Grand PaJala ‘b® nxislc. ' brought home a bjaby’ mouae tn KEUY RD. that the cXy la faced with hkv- the state's District Cto!!rt ‘syt W heoJth-safety cases, but both men were ac- W1 h 'n.M ®^<1 *y -c ? r^ ‘^® «> “ ®® others not In Paris, where Toe care as her the machine will aerate the died by the presiding Diatriot mesi klU. tooled tn bone, eUver letter to the Federal Avtallon asm kittasw and the -mouae giutmdB. tt’s a job, he aaidi Cburt judge in the a r« i In- n enmM,.,:...*™? Th®n It goes to the lee.,. and gold. Administration and to com- seemed to thrive on K FOR FIHEE HOME EnnUTES OPEN DAILY "Mbther Nature should do." ‘viXved. ^ rhrvu, VV, **• ‘® *’'p®rtmenui oroer,/ ^ **®“ ®* '•artngs and Moat o( the dqcumenU stresa nverdal airports *re<|ueaUng .pi- Tuesday the mous* fell.victim Chn^ler Corp., Fort and Income malnUn^^^T^^ prolonged amendmint battles hia intelligence, his good aenae. kXa to be Inabructed to avoid the .MPPd.«P Hw»„, M., p.,l.n, .. M. pp|p, u I, .M-o, O.,.. ^ and General 'J/Motor. ! w..rk ) ? . , im ~ lenance and on the f w . r . . . ______w.lT not to instinct nor bungertiu! f A M . fo 9 fM . on^the floor. Outcomf impredlct- One exhibit, addressed to hU Braet during en^Xdg. peiiDrro- under the furry body of one of m : - lA T. tfli t aoidiera tn Egypt, reads: aaoaa. tu largar foster Uttermatee 647-1427 872-4636 I

t: \ \- y , ■ ’ v;,;___: ■ ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^STER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1969 Correctional Training Camp gtme aa far as we can or'diould iianrlyRH tpr The memory of the executions, the go In opening the door to peace Bishop said, has become "a heavy bur- • As Others See Us and now it la Ume for the other Inside Report LONDON (AP)—Newspapers icised the United States for stor­ den I carry with me that no confessor Salvages Runaway Soldiers side to respimd.’’ iEuptiitts in Japan, a country bypassed ing chemical and, bacteriologi­ , The Presideht’s "choice of and no public can relieve nie of,” FT. KRifirr, Kan. (AP) — cal weapoiia on Okinawa and at (Conttnued from Page 10) and competition are used to In- by President Nixon last week­ words is disquieting,” edmment- exactly where he can go.”' Such h u b u b h e d b y t h e other military baaes. At the same time, however, contend­ With , help o t specialists 3till in the men a sem e of pride end in Ms Junket around the ed the Guardian. Since Nixon and In Dent’s White House o f­ ore the patronage Joys of the HEBALD PRINTINO CO.. INC “U.S. Defenae Secretary Mel­ IS BUaell Street ranging i^ m clergymen to ex- and beI(Higing. ’’has ruled out both a military fice to monitor and approve Republican party after eight __ Mancheeter, Conn. ing that only a field officer in his posi­ ’.'■v worid, are lasting out at U.S. vin R. Laird has put forward It worked so well with one solution and a ’scuttle,’ the only years In the wUdernesB. THOMAS F. FERGUSON tion in time of war would have the right oonvteSs, a center here Is aal- economic and ^military goals In the argument that the United every appointment WALTER R. FERGUSON // trainee drill teem, vdilch had way to peace Is by political Publlahera VBging men who pose a growing the Far EMsl. ‘ States must have stocks of Flanigan will still ctsUrol the to judge his actions, the'Blshop declared practiced after duty hours, that agreement,” the paper said. Fsunded October 1, 1S81 Instead of visiting ’Tokyo, Nix­ chemical and biological warfare that "I feel myself legally, and above pnoMem for the Airoy—runa­ the uMt won special commenda- "And for this the door may yet mechanic^ telephoning state Oreg6n Gas Tax Firat ^ N lr t e d Every Evening Except Sundayx on sent a delegation headed by agents as a meant of deterring have to be opened a go(x] deal party officials to clear pros­ f p i Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office at way soKHera, t:nsas a t v . Oregon in February 1919 to pro­ officials on U.S.-Japanese trade Amerlcui,” the editorial said. Nixon had told South Viet­ ming IM. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ~ of uproar and excitement,” his post as ’Training PaclUty, reports ttat "The spectators thought they and the return of Okinawa to vide money for highway con­ Payable tai Advance "... No single power, howev­ namese President Nguyen Van If this hydra-headed system One Year ...... 130.00 Bishop. about 30 per cent of graduates were Special Forces troops,” Japan. er great, can Impose control. It struction. By 1929 every state Six Months ...... M.60 In the flrat year o t operation chuckled a CTF officer. TTileu ’’that the war must be —run by Morton. Dent, Flani­ Three Months ...... 7.80 Tokyo’s Yomluii SMmbim must come through internation­ and the District of Columbia This was, of coursa, the second In­ went over the MU from their brought to an end for humanl- gan and the unnamed new par­ One Month ...... 2.60 The training center even gets said that when the question of al agreement. We look to the tarian reasons and that there had followed suit. stance, within a few days. In which, tele­ n«w units. fan mail from graduates. One Okinawa came up, Rogers’ dele­ ty official—actually works, ll MEMBER OF United States to help and not would be further substantial will be a minor miracle. Tiie vision had been made the medium for But 20 per cent of those former deserter wrote from gation apparently “ oontlnued to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hinder the efforts being made to withdrawals of American few party officials outside Na­ The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled trained here and reassigned Vietnam: argue that free use of American to the use of republlcatlon of all news dls- the presentation of a personal confes­ eliminate this horror from the troops.’’ tional Committee headquarters .pat^es credited to It or not otherwise credit- have been rated above average “ I’m proud to be here—some­ bases must be retained for the face of the earth." EtASne «1 In this paper and also the local news pub- sion, mixed with self defense, and con­ ”He was right to speak plain­ who have learned about U sus­ luned n6re. in performance by their new thing I nevOT would have Vuiu USCGA security of the Far Bast. But Two British papers expressed ly,” the Times observed, ’’even STOCKINGS sideration of the future career of the (xxnmanders. there Is no valid reason for stor­ pect the worst and blame Flan­ All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ thought possible at one time. I fear that Nixon ^ dimmed though he probably made the igan. "If this Is a sellout." one WHOL CHAIRS patches herein are also reserved. ” We feel that a 70 per cent Stephen T .' (Jlccalone ot East ing nuclear weapona on Okina­ confessor-defendant. would like to thank you and the chances for auccess In the Paris prospect for the negotiations state chairman told us. “ we’ll success ratio is good,” Proud- cadre at CTF for helping me to Hartford, a-ssnior at EMst Cath­ wa.” The Herald Printing Company Inc., as- In each case, the television audience peace talks when he aald In Sai­ even dimmer than they are call a meeting of the National AfmiUR DRMl sumM no financial responsibility for typo­ foot said, ’’because prior to the regain my pride In my country Another Tomturi editorial crit­ gon last week that "we have graphical errora appearing In advertisements olic High School, aitteided Proj­ now.” Committee and tell Flanigan and other reading matter In The Manchester was treated as if it were, somehow em­ Initiation of the correctional and myself.” Evening Herald. ect Aim at the U.S. Coast powered to serve as judge and jury. In training program the majority The center recently received of these young men that we Guard Academy, New London, Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- each case, the individual in trouble, on a letter from an Aizny deserter Ion Post News Service have been able to salvage would from July 20 to July 28. Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc the spot, took his case^Rnd his defense living in Canada. He had read I^bllshera Representatives — The Julius probably have been lost to the about the Ft. Riley program Project Aim is a program In­ k Mathews Special Agency — New York Chi^ and his appeal "to the people.” Army.” stituted to promote interest In 988 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A M. TO 6:80 cago. Detroit and Boston and wanted more information, the Coast Guard and its Aca­ P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN “rHURS. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: We wonder, now. If this V not going The OorreoUonal ’TraiMng Fbr raying, “ I would like to make 17 OAK -ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 . .241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFORD - TEL. .j.i'MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA duty—CfTP—Is a pioneer opera­ demy. Annually since 1906 the to become common practice for public known among the deserters in 622-7201 - WA’IiaNS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE ■ 142 EAST CENTER ST. • TEL. 649-7196 tion started In July 1968 In an Toronto that mch an oppOTtuni- C oa st Guard Auxlliiuy luUts Display advertising closing hours figures who find themselves In^ trouble effort to cope with the ateadUy ty exists.” have iqxMisored selected high For Monday — 1 p.m. FYlday, school students for vUdts. Ap­ I J r ^ e sd a y — 1 p.m. Saturday for some debatable unquiet somSttlng rMng number of GIs who de­ So far the CTF here is the B^r Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday sert or go AWOL—absent with­ proximately 160 students- from B^r TTiursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday in their past. What kind of television cmly installation of its kind In the states and territories attend BV>r ^ ( l a y — 1 p.m. Wednesday. out otttoial leave. the Army, but authorities are For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday, program would former Justice Abe PoV<- each year. ClMsIflcd deadline — 6 p.m. day heforr From the 24 Army post atock- considering establishing othera. John Fischer of 21 FTower SL publication, 6 p.m. Friday for Auurday tas have presented. If he had reallzed\ ' ades around the country (hey and Monday publication End Adv Mon PMs Aug. 4. Sent and Coventry, AIM Officer of how fashionable and standard the tele- ^dreem to this cluster of drab Aug.-2. FloUlla 17-9 was tastrumeiital WetinoHtlay, August 6 vision confession-defense was about to yellow barracks, surrounded b y in screening canwdates and become? a barbed wire fence, guard tow­ presented Clccalone| as the Flo­ A . K t . M R Too Early For Any Fair Audit ers and searchlights. tilla’s ctaoice. This nation is getting so it wears its And what Is the regular system of Although they also handle a Negro Police law going to think of such an unofficial few men convicted of more seri­ sentiment on its siceve, on its purchas- ous offenses, up to and IncluditR; and the other remaining police­ ing, on its stock market. Consequently, system of justice. In which, the defen­ manslaugiiteir. It Is the runaway Back on Duty men would return to work. (IleraJd i*ot03 by David I. Silver) S l i m - dant elects ordeal by television as some­ WHERE THE LIVIN’ IS EASY mldier with whom C7TP officials "We’re going on (the advise there is iittie news, but mereiy con­ A » HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — thing superior In jurisdiction and valid­ Sire pirimarily concerned. of our doctors,” he firmation of something we had aiready Close to half the black police­ ’The Guardians halve written ity to anything mere courts or stand­ ; Tbp commandera admit the men who have been on the sick A\MTAL been .showing our.selves, when one of desertion problem has (hem a list ot giievancesl charging ard ethical codes can provide? list called headquarters to say discrimination in asplgnmenta, the national polls reports that President worried. The rate of runaways they would be back to work As for the attitude of the public, that from the Army has risen from promotions and Nixon’s popularity was sinking from 62 Ikside Report 9penJor«m“ Project 89” jSext Revolution? today. Tbe cMef of thel 808-man we can predict. It Is going to expect, 1,5 x>er cent in 1965 to nearly 3 per cent in June to only 44 per cent In To the Editor, A total' of 22 were absent force, Thomas Vaughan, an- \ per cent last year and is stlU in­ mid July, as sharp and precipitous n from now on, • that every fallen or On behalf of the-Drug Advis­ By D. J. R. BRUCKNER creasing. Monday. On ’Tuesday, nine of noimced he will meet! Thursday RowIandNEvahs Jr. and Robert D. Novak the 22 regurned to work, each wounded hero will avail himself of the ory Committee, Manchester Although H remains well betow or Friday with reprorantattves drop In prestige as has ever befallen The Los' Angeles Times with a doctor’s certificate. television ritual. Chamber of (Commerce, I wish the desertion rate of over 0 per of the black policemen to dis­ any President In such a short time. WASHINGTON —A\ bitter ming (new Flanigan’s deputy). The onslaught of sick calls to state publicly Uie Chamber’s cent recorded in 1944 during cuss the charges. He and Fuller bick.stuge struggle oveARepub- The n:.7torious |.’lemmlng list Recently a national press work in large, coherent seg­ was Eui apparent attempt to What happened during this period was appreciation to Brotherhood in World War H, the current rate said Tuesday that the normal llcan patronage, scheduUnJ to haa become a laughing stock Action (B ’Nai B ’Rlth, Knights of wire service reportesd a survey ments interspersed with times draw attention to charges of No Martians sttll amounts to some 60,000 de­ grievsince procedure of the po­ obviously some kind of rather sudden be. quieted at least tempomrlly nmeng piacticing politicians. It Columbus, Manchester Lodge of which indicated that Americans for creativity and education; discrimination on the police SALE serters a year. lice imlon will be followed. mass crystallization of opinions and Only a few days ago, all was unspoil­ this week with a compronVi if filled with names solicited as Masons and Friendship Lodge of are moving toward a three-day but we continue to stretch out force. settlemcmt, lias angered mei weekend, officially through Elven higher is the pace at Vaughan has said Umt if he ed mystery. Now we have not only lossible Nixon administra­ Masons) for providing financial his life in a long procession of doubts which had been accumulating In­ beru of the Republican National Monday holidays and unofflidal- wMch soldiers are going AWOL. ’Thomas Fuller, president ot finds malingering amoM black tion employes soon after the assistance to the DAC by way short, tedious days and weeks. the Guardians, a black police­ policemen who reportM - they side the national reaction to the new ad­ brought the Moon down to earth, but CommltUe who think they a r/ ly as more businesses run half­ TMs figure has Jumped from 6 election from such unlikely of Project 69. Some ways should be found, men’s organization, said Tues­ were sick he will tage disci­ Mars an well. getting shortchanged by the days on Fridays, In an age per cent In 1965 to almoelt 9 ministration and its top leadership. ^sourcc.s as "Who’s Who.” The DAC has endeavored to it would seem, to open ail the day he did'not know when he plinary action. White House. when the minds of men are gates of life and profeaeion, to per cent in 1B06. The naUon had, up to that point, been The sidentlflc landing on Moon, giving Thus Dent’.s original decision, maintain a mulU-dlsclplined At issue here Is the problem dominated by quickly commu­ allow a man to pass in and out AdminiatraUvely, the Army • us our first concrete assurances that ■ked out with the President force which is knowledgeable, going along with the new President In of lewtirdlng the party faithful nicated images, the fascination of the system with much great­ counts a man a deserter if he’s hiniself and Morton at Key interested and active in those what previous scl^tlflc calculations hud of our days robs us of the mean­ er freedom, at times of his own AWOL for more than 30 days. the spirit of his Inaugural, In accept­ which has plagued Pre.sident Wett\ Fla., in early May, m- endeavors which can best com­ Nixon ami the Republican Na- ing of our lives; and this little choosing, and with no loss of But when it comes to prosecu­ ance of his own optlnalstlc, gradualistic Indicated was w!curate, and reducing meiiititely ran into a Flanigan- bat the drug problem in our tio..al Chairman, Rep. Rogers survey is passed over as unim­ advantage or of honor. One tion, the Army muett prove, re- that romantic /lanet to a few satchels Flemmtng obstacle course. community. Thus ftir, it has re­ $159. approach. In patient willingness to see Morton of Maryland, out 'of all ceived as a monetary working portant, while In fact It might would guess that this Is the next gardtoas of how long tiie defend­ Compotmdlng the confusion, be the big story of our times. what would happen If we all kept our full of m oo^ dust, has given us a proportion to tlie potential party basis 12,600 0 8 provided by rep­ great revolution of life in thle ant has been gone^ that he In­ morcover,\the inability of the The long weekend is part of a ready fram^of reference and compari­ benefits Involved. resentatives from the local busi­ country,; the development of the tended to stay away permanent­ voices down and took good long care­ steady development. Within a Two months ago, Harry Dent, National cW m lttee and the ness community. However, in industrial system Itself is de­ ly. Fewer (han 1 per cent of son for ouy' conclusions about Mars. We long lifetime, the working ca­ ful looks at all our options before we ' the President’s shrewd politicul White HouseXto coordinate their order to carry on and expand manding it. The two great those classed as deserters are need onlW to get some 2,000 miles near competing lAittomige' .systems reer of men has grown short­ crimes against the order of convicted ot desertion. CHICKEN CHECKS began to make hard and binding de­ aide In ttie White HoUBl^ flatly the DAC proposals, the addition­ er at both ends, and the hours Mars W begin rending it with our informed the Republican Na­ led to bizarre so.sults. al financial support from BIA life have always been rebellion Defense Secretary Mielvin R ARE COMING cisions. of work in a week have shrunk tional Committee — in u speech Recently, for example. Dent will be especially helpful. and futility; our rescheduling of Laird seyn he will try to change earner^ and our Instniments and con- from 60 or even 72 only 80 years Then, rather suddenly, people began tiiat generated heavy applause was a.vtonished to receive on It Is hoped that as many per­ life Is producing the futility, that section of military law to ago, to 40 or 35. At the same to be afraid that the new process wasn't cludythat the possibility long kept alive - that some 7.Q00 largely the same day for final I'resd- sons as possible will participate and that is giving rise to the maike one month’s unauthorized time, both population and by lUe possible Illusions of our best tele- honorary jobs would be filled dentlnl clearance two wholly In Project 69’s third annual rebellion. -i absence evidence of Intention to real, and that It was really nothing at different lists of six Republi­ wealth have grown enormous­ Much of the bewilderment of s c ^ e s has no existence in reality, imd entirely at the discretion of the Brotherhood In Action Ball to be ly. deseirt. all except a well Intentloned camouflage National Committee Itself. cans for Uie Mental Retaraa- held on Saturday, Nov. 8, 1969, the young and of their parents ” We are getting more young m t Mara is, like Moon, a dried out spin For most people, the variety springs from this radical, re­ for delay and for the unexpectedly dif­ Tluit would give nsillonul com­ tlon Board. One li.st came from at the State Armory, Uio pro- mien who are coming in undls- of work is also expanded: In­ ordering of the times of life / f craters, with the little space men with mitteemen and ."tato chairmen Health, Education an.l WelXare ceed.s of which will go toward Mplined, the product of a socie­ ficult task of trying to reach decisions Secretary Robert Finch, the creasing numbers change not and of its priorities. It Is a MAIN STREET / /antennae growing out of their head in a major voice. the programs of DAC. ty that trains theim to resifst au­ which did not, after all, yield easily to Ollier from the National Com­ only jobs, but careers, several painful period for a young man STORE To the afsembled working Cordially, times ill a life. thority,” explained Lt. Gen. L a - Z - B o y Rocker the same class of n-allty as green mittee. Neither knew the other__ to enter the world. Necessari­ lowered voices or to either patient or politicians. Dent’s p r o ni 1 s c Phillip Harrison, Most work has always been A.O. Conner, the Army’s deputy cheese. had its own list, leaving Dent ly, and increasingly, he is crash program analysis. meant one thing: Mr. Nixon Pffesld'eHt ” drudgery, and the end of it is chief of staff for personnel. a touchy protocol problem. thrown back on himself. It is What we learn about Mars will, in was not going to allow the Na­ not to be wept over. But the The duty of the CTF is simple COUPON We do not happen to believe that the, Similarly, Mrs. K. K. Neuber- no longer truthful to teach Mm tional Committee to wither, na growth of freedom of time re­ enough on paper but less easy to Gm ??7S Recimers... your choice skills as though making his liv­ American people, having electei turn, speed our ability to make con- ger, the astute national commlt- the Democratic National Com­ quires a profound revolution of ing were to be his life or even aocompllaii; Find out why (he elusions about Jupiter and Vomia and te<‘-woman from New Jer.ey, A Thought for Today KNOVJN FOR VALUES SPECIALS this President, and then having givien mittee had under Lyndon John- life. A man who is now old his life’s chief work; it is no sokNer goofed up and straighten KOII. Wiote a seething letter to Mor- Sponsored by the Manchester A U O . 7-8-9 their attention and hope freely to /the Saturn and "Mercury, and there, in n Council of Churches looked forward, when he was longer pertinent to prepare Mm him out. THUB8., FBI. a SAT. But Dent. whosH> own party- ton recently demanding an ex­ at $159. during our veritable twinkle, twinkle,, twinkle go young, to spending up to 25 per for a career If we consider a Woiicing with about 1,800 kind ofjoperatlon ho sot out to achieve, building exiierlence lus .state planation for the appointment cent of his life on the .job. A COUPONS MUST BE SlEDEEMEO AT BtAlN ST. S T («E ■’Happy are those who mourn : career as one job or a series trainees at a time, is a crack the exploratory resources of our own chairman In South Carolina dic­ of Mrs. Charles Engelhara to had any valid right to turn so tlr to­ God will comfort them !” young man now may expect to of jobs. staff of officers and enUsted tated just .such a method of the Commission for P re«rva- spend loss than 10 per cent of ward Instant disillusionment ay some small home-sky galaxy .Where do we - Matthew 5:4; TEV. One senses that we may have men—most of them Vietnam harwlllng patronage, failed to tion of the , White House/with- his life making a living. But Semi-Annual Sale! turn to for the next unknown, for the Why should Jesus suggest misread all the signs of the up­ veterans. 'They have eight weeks point in the month o f June. What kind t ’ ko into account tlie Wilte out ever having cleaned the ap- the .society (xintlnues to plan that happiness can be found in heaval.-- of the past decade. Po­ to idiape a foul ball Into a func­ next encounter that can make us a l f ixiinlment with her. Why did and schedule work as' it did 80 of a constituency Is it which ^ybuld give House Influence and Infighting mourning? Ask any parent who litical disorder and '^social tioning soldier who, If not truly ability of I’l ter Elnnlgan. not the wife of one of the blggesi years ago; systematically, we hold our breath the way we did when lost a .son In Vietnam and there chaos may be only spinoffs dedkiated, at least wlU' fMlow a President so many w eek/ but no Democratic party contributors are wasting our lives. Nell Armstrong was first dangling that IsMig a per.-onal friend and will rarely be happine.ss in the from the central processes of more, to make gooeni spent most of this life if it were being lived by do far the major reason (or the delivery date on such promlsos and tent on o f relinquishing co.'.trol the loss is, the deeper the orientation on work, on time, on week devising a nt>w system anyone but us. soldiers deserting appears to be textured covers . . . T u ft^ Back Traditional, available In Olive or Gold in Its own vast resources, be lucky over the apiolntment of those mourning. Is It better’ not t'o our own goals and satisfactions heaw textured covers and Gold, Olive, Black, and Burnt Orange vinyls - promises has not eyen begun to ar­ 7.000 R^'Publleana (wtUi a that would appea-se B'lanigan Most attempts to reschedule —which are, after all, the ea- not a spiritual rebellion against enough to liave a green and blue jewel love another, so that we may be life have been frustrating. We the Vietnam war but simply . . . Contemporary, available in heavy textured Rust or Gold, Black, Gold, rive. smatterin'f of Demoerats and witliout rebuffing i/lienn create a new job love to another, or self-concern (XMildn’t live on her allotment. quite capable of giving a new President out testing the _real need for Herald yourself. Other recliners priced from |79iK). , Is, we are afraid, that once jan,’ve seen With a oumbersomo, unewliait- (Howaiai Ru.siell. former Rhode for our emotional upsets? Jesus Results of the IntervlewB by ills chance, and of then calling for an value of that education, and ed list of job applicants.eompil- Island -state /chairnuui, can is right. “ Happy are those who trained social workers are re­ one plaiuH you’ve seen them all. without considering the effect Yesterdays audit before the logical time for the ed ai:d computerized tiy his have It if he w-ants) with desks mourn. God will comfort them.” layed to training bases around on the young of so long a with­ the country In an effort to aid chance has expired. We are quite capa­ prede.v.ssor as Wlilte ' House ' In both tile National Committee Rev. Carl W. Saunders drawal from productive work. 25 Years Ago Other soldiers before they go Who Ambu.shed This Legislation! patixMvige man. Hurry Flem­ South United Methodist It would seem that a man might ble of revoking our confidence and (Sea Pago Elavaii) Church over the fence for the same rea­ I^gi.slatlon to outlaw giui sUitlon spend his 10 per cent of life at This date 25 years ago was a NAPKINS trust. just because we do not like the sons. in'<")iway gaimvi wua oih> of the vlc- Sunday; The Herald did not PAiOKAOE OF 209 turn of a nose or the thrust of a smile. tlnw of iifh-hotir (xurfusion in «ie publish. The CTF calls on all sorts of CH-neral A.srcnibly. Tl,e Wll hiu. be«v experts to help rehabilitate the We get impressions we do not even f'((ifioii.v pwimiinced ikxid by Stivtx" Attv: 'O n By Whitaker 10 Years Ago runaways. These Include psy- R e g . 37c IS rtm tl— bother to define or analyze, and ride Hol»>rl Klllhiji, 'chologists, ’ilawyerz, clergymen 27e off on them as If they were legitlmale . A technii'al mmieuwr admldst the The Town Planning Commis­ and ex-convicts. \tniie I loins sion. Zoning Board of Appeals, Former civilian prisoners are Limit S Per Coatooier basis for action and verdict. clcuxs that clmmcterize.s tlu« bust night of A.s.-A.inbly 8e8.doiw wils employed Redevelopment Agency, Town hired to talk to the trainees in It would be not merely kindness to Development Commission, and small groups. The ex-oons had $159. o n S o lo Mr. Nixon, but falnie/s to ourselves and of tlw Stale legislators and amnix'tl- Town Parking Authority meet served in the armed fo r c e s but ctu pis ------to discuss the posslbUlties of received bad conduct or dishon­ to our own commitment with him, for mmsmssmBSSsm Muri^ (he leg-’slatlve ^x".s■s'on a redeveloping a portion of the orable discharge. They tell the us to leave the book of verdict and doalem group, made up of openitor. North End or of the Main St soldiers in barracks language Judgment open a long while longer be­ l.MO fillhar ^stations, r,,p,^i „,e shopping district. how lack of good service recorf COUPON The Rev, John D. Regan o t played a part in leading them i himtusriUv fore we begin to make any Indelible gune.s at u (X.inmlttee hearing. One wliH-..* chUimxi the (kml.vrs were New Haven replaces the Rev, afoul on the law with resulting entries. •A'lng kept In •ci-onomlc vaasnlage” IT IS RESPECTPUUN John P. Blanchfield as assis­ long stretches behind ban. i'ushmuH by the oil cxunpanles. The Kederal requested th at tant at St. James’ Church, and ” It’s worked out very well,” ^ iile CVinvjuhwion luis cliatved that principal of St, James’ Sciiool. said LL Ool. James W. Devitt of Ucals The Television Confe-ssional Uie ao-called prize gtNvaways th-prive YOU DROP CLUTCH the CTF staff. “ They don’t in a performance which was at once cut*»onu'^rH of lower prici*v AND minoe any words at all, aird Siiutrns \ i'osirr a confession and a claim of Innocence, re.Hix«i.slve. REVSN 6JNG Today in History they get right through to them. Shiuitotts the Most Rev. Matthias Defregger, Aux­ with both the Hou.-e and the Senate pa.ss- TlAim MAMI _ • TTw reaction o t ttM guys is h»g the measure wnight. But tlw action OWES WACTh LOUDLY s ^ k that \it bould happen to iliary Bl8hop of Munich, has gone on . OF ' ■ , »> t h e AR^OqiATED PRESS \ \ U t t i f s i v o m , V Ma.” illusoiy . On the la.at W h t of the I'COASY thQousm ifi f;0R 3 SECONDS TodAy Is. Wednesday, Aug. 6 \ ' them. They start to look ahes^ TSAfFIC Sflrtt' FLASHINa NEAOUOMTsJ a little and think about their fu­ West German television to respond to \V h7\\ Amrixled the 218lh day of 1969. There are' J u n t a s I f i r n * COUNCIL ONamooF T .,’ ' the month-old uproar in the\)ressv about ' by tlH. S.mntA.aiKl tta- amemlment was 147 Uajiij left In the year. ture.” never aeUxl ujxa, by the Hou«. ------ilL The Army also has called In P ilM » his role in the execution of n Italian AW CM0N...B6 6000 Today’s HlghUgfat In HMory nuuv mstanee of the devious metlnxls Kinolv S o u n d Your membens of AloohoUcs Ariony- villagers back in World War ll. " “ 'thWhile m«uauri‘s ENOUGH TO TIPPVTOE On this date In 1945. the atom­ . mbuB, both miUtary and ctvU- U c r i t m i v The Bishop admitted that, as the press Mo a n When Running ic bomb was uaed for the flmt lan, to counsel trainees with THE brake JUST A LITTLE tlme-ln the U.8. bombti« o t disclosures have claimed, he passtnl S top S ion -TMflNK VOl) tkinkiag problems. ♦ w Tile legtsihtion may have died but tlie Hlroi»hlma, Japan. ■‘We’re ready to take any DO TOC HAVE A GRANTS C K O m ApOOCNTT along the order which resulted In the meniorv- Imgx'iN mi. It would be a mil On This Date pinfasatnnsl guidance we can In 1906. Napoleon Bonaparte massacre of Italian civilians. In response publ.c ,se,TiM. if the «(Xxwore of the bill gK,” aald DerW. , B A GIT*C MAIN 8T. Open 9 A. AA to 5;30 P./AA. - Closed Monday — Open, Thiinday & Friday until 9 P.^M. found out luul pubUcized the detall.s sur- ordered the dlasoluUon of the A lot of streaa ts placed On to Italian guerrilla action against Ger- . Holy Roman Empire. A a P K A n ia MANCHESTER I - ■ noundmg thUs h.gi.

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Air Controllers Never Bored ■ . \ House Members Appointed The Coventry Day Sdiool, lae. MANC^H^STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN (Continued from Pa^e One) Lee Bailey, noted trial lawyer "W e are attacking the prob­ now serving as acting executive "It’s like asking a 60-year-old- lems as best we can, consider­ To Make Interim Studies yflUR iiiatRcuiflSr i/sociiiioN director of PATCO. ing the shortage of controllers SUMMER DAY CAMP Returns to'Teaching man to play professional base­ HARTFORD, (Jonn. (AP) — Rif-:)Rrb r ball. He dmsn’t have it any­ Lytnan thinks much of the and the shortage of money. You chla, Agnes Glannlnl, Edward . CAMP PERIODS more,-” says Hdll. workload and traffic congestion can't do a heck of a lot on a The first, appointment to some Iwanlck, Paul LoRosa, William OPEN TI4URSDAY NIGHT TILL 9 All three organizations urge a at major airports can j^e solved short term basis. It takes three 16 legislative committees au­ Lavery, Stanley Pac, C. Thom­ . Summer 1969 Astronaut Quits— He Says "by the government ordering air­ to four years to reach full status as Salamone, Theresa Taneszlo, open m o n i^ thro satorday 9 :^0 to 5 :30 speedup In transferring older II thorized by the legislature to CASUAL lines to reduce the number of as a controller. You can’t credte Rufus Rose,' Louis StroffoUno, Gampere may register for one' or both of the le- RAGWEED_X controllers from • major centers make Interim studies and re­ flights at peak hours. Instant controllers," an PAA Hilda (Jlarke, Itobert Rogers. mailing or- rare. Michel, 36, was an Air FV>rce personnel, he’s been working a but we don't go for these Despite the squabble over tac­ lowances for mileage and tatlon Authority: Raymond CW- pilot. He later studied nuclear six-day week for a couple of Tetephone 742-49B6 Dr. F. Curtis Mtehel, a physi­ strikes,” Hill says. tics, the complaints of the over­ "reasonable’,; expenses. alo, Rollin Mettler, Albert Croc­ Vitale Suspended physics at Oatifomia Institute of GREAT! AUTHENTIC! PRE-SEASON years. Even five days 1s bad kett. cist, said he was resigning ef­ "There aren’t going to be any worked controllers and the Gov. John Dempsey and Sen­ Tremsportarion Fui'iihhed fective Aug. 18 and will take an Tedmology and joined the Rice mass resignations,” says Ly­ enough. If he has a sky full of Indefinitely from problems of rapidly growing air' Named to HRC ate leaders are also expected to (PA-769) Committee for State • Swimming • Archery e BasebaU associate profes«9orshlp at Rice faculty in 1963, doing research man, whose National Associa­ airplanes, he has to sit right on Legislative Intership Program: traffic are-real enough. his station and talk to them all Frank K. Rlzza, 22, of 812 name their nominees to the • Arts and Crafts • Horseback Riding University In Houston. b space sciences. He helped de­ tion of Government Employes Peter OllUes, Thomas Mondanl, Waterbury Bar The PAA concedes it grossly without a break for eight Center St. is the newest mem­ study groups. Civilian members • Nature Study e Sommer IheaWe "It’s just because of the time velop a solar wind experiment has been representing several Jean Thomton, Thomas Dtmnel- c Volleyball underestimated the ^ traffic hours,” Hill says. ber of the Manchester Human of the groups wlU serve without e Basketball WATERBURY, Conn. (A P I - involved." he said, ’’the pro­ which was deployed on the thousand air controllers for compensation. ly- growth in 1967 and as a result "There’s a saying that the air­ Relations . Commission and Is Former Asst. Circuit Court Pro­ gram has stretched out and the moon fay the Apollo 11 astro­ WINTER OUTERWEAR EVENT about five years. South Street stopped hiring new air control­ line pilot’s job is made up of its youngest member ever. He Commission and committee (PA-780) Interim commission Coventry, Conn. secutor, Donald N. Vitale has opportunities for flights are so nauts and then brought back for appointments: to study means of providing M study. "We're telling Shaffer and lers. Some 1,600 ^ere added In hours, of boredom Intermixed was appointed last night by the been suspended indefinitely few.” greater opportunities for non­ use our convenient lay*away plan, personal charge or moster bank charge Congress that this PATCO and 1968, another 2,000 this year, with moments of sheer terror. Board of Directors to fill a term (SA-240) Five mile river study from the bar by Superior Court Three other scientistsastro- He Is married cuid has two Bailey are a bliiff from the word and 2,800 more will be trained For the controller, there is no which expires November 1971. commission, Otha Brown, Jr„ college-bound students and pro­ Judge Harold M. Mulvey. nauts also have quit In recent' children. Hfo home is near he viding for occupational training go,” he says. He referred to F. next year. boredom.” The vacancy was created when Howard Newman. Mulvey’s decision Tuesday months. Dr. Brian T. O’Leary, iUce campus. In public schools (William Frederick Otter moved from (SA246) Commission for revi­ came as a result of action filed Dr. Duane A. Graveline and Blake, Thomas McNeills, Ken­ ARE YOU LOOKING FOR PART-TIME Manchester and resigned. Both sion of the election laws: John by the Waterbury Bar Associa­ John A. Llewellyn resigned for melton suburban c o o t... 8 to ^...o rig .^ 2 8 2 1 .9 0 neth Rock, Gordon ValU. Town Approves State Offer Vernon are Republicans. Kellty, William Begg, WllHam OUTSIDE WORK? tion requesting that Vitale show various reasons. PO Ruling Ends Rlzza 1s a June 1969 graduate Leary, EIoIim Green. (SJR-109) Special commission cause why he should not be dis­ double breasted, d}Tiel shawl collar, 2 side vents, fully pile lined body, nutmeg and to consider the role of the Trl- Michel was on a year’s leave blue. of the University of Hartford, (SA-260) Commission to study barred as a result of his con­ of absence from the astronaut' Free Newspapers State Transportation Commis­ WE ARE LOOKING FOR A Of $616,675 for Rt. 6 Lands Teen Dance with a degree In business a * demand deposits In satrlngs fession that he had conspired corps. He was granted the time ministration. He" was a super­ banks: James ,J. Kennelly, John sion: RolUn Mettler, Thomas with Watertown Police Chief To Met Troops O’Brien, Thomas O’Dea, Gen- to pursue scientific research at The Manchester Board) of land — $209,900 for 60.64 acres visor in the Town Recreation Blake, John Prete, Robert Vlcl- Carlo Palombo to alter police Rice. nera BYate. quilted nylon porko. . . 8 to 14... orig. ^21 16.90 Directors last night unanimous­ of water-shed land In the Camp Rescheduled Department last winter and no, Richard Brlnckerhoff, Roy MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER records. The records were In a NAUGATUtJK, Conn. (AP) — Ervin. (HJR-282) Parole eliglblUty He said the astronaut offlce.at ly approved a recommendation Meeting Rd. area; $143,600 for presently is employed by the case concerning Alan Manzolll the space agency has been Free copies of the Naugatuck zip-off hood, orlon pile lined, piped trim, inside leather drawstring. Also available 41.1 acres In the Mt. Nebo — Green Manor Construction Co. (SA-262) Commission for stan­ study committee: John Prette, of Watertown who was charged After Rain IN BOLTQN AND HEBRON "generous” In tr^ng to help Dally News have stopped going in sizes 10 to 20, reversible quilt to quilt, two tone. Your choice of navy, green or by Town Oounsel John Shea for Charter Oak Field area; and dards of decency In materials Richard Duda, Donald Esposito, with larceny. bronze in both styles. settling condemnation cases In­ available for sale to the public: Henry Povinelli. — MUST HAVE A CAR — him devote more time to sci­ to local boys serving In the $1,776 lor a 2.6 acre parcel off Rain forced the postponement Mulvey also said in handing ence and said, "I see no further stituted by the state for town- S. Main St. Gerald Allen, Pasquale De- (HJR-284) Commis))lon to down his decision that he was armed forces in Vietnam. of the teen dance scheduled for DiRienzo To Run Balse, William Strada, Ronald study the uniform (Consumer Mon.. Fri. 3 P.M. to 6 P.M. request that I can reasonably owned lands in the path of the Under the proposed) agree­ "less than impressed," by Vi­ make." After six years of handling new Rt. 6. last night at Henry Park It has Sarasln, Dorothy Miller. Credit Code James Clynes, Dav­ wide wale corduroy porka 8-16... orig. ^25 19,90 ment, worked out after hours As Independent tale’s candor in replying to the Michel, in a letter of resigna­ the papers at the second class Uhder a tentative agreouient (BA-266) Commission to study id Neidltz, Francis McCarthy. Serturdoy 12 Noon to 3 P.M. charges against him. of negotiations, the town could been rescheduled for Friday tion sent to Donald K. Slayton, bulk mail rate normally ac­ worked out by Shea and mem­ medical health Insurance poli­ diagonal front panel, snap flap pockets, zip breast pocket, heavyweight zip closure, receive $309,900 for the water­ night at the pool end will fea­ In New Haven ’ CAR EXPENSE AND COMMISSION The judge said Vitale’s testi­ chief of the astronaut office, corded newspapers, the Post­ split zip hood, machine washable. (Domes in cinnamon or cactus green. bers of ithe state attorney gener­ shed) land, $300,000 for the Mt. cies regarding the coverage for mony would have led one to ture the Night Caps. NEW HAVEN, Conn. ( A P ) - said he was reluctant to leave master General’s office has al’s staff, and still subject to Nebo —Charter Oak land, and costs of mental Illness: Francis Run-Away Teens believe that only a $10 bill was ■ N The scramble for poslUona in because he felt the prospect of a blown the whistle on Publisher state approval, the town could $6,776 for the parcel off S. Main Tonight starting at 8:30 the Ciampl, C. 'Ihomas Salamone, involved In the case in which New Haven’s mayoral race took OLD SAYBROOK (AlP) — Po­ Apply: Mr. Cordero flight, even though distant, was Frederick E. Hennick. receive as much os 6261,600 St. teen-iagers will have a splash Ruth Truex. Manzolll was arrested. oxfforvi nylon waterproof parka.. .8 to 20.. .oriy. $28 on a new aspect today aa lice here said Tuesday that strong motivation. Hennick was told that the 1 9 .9 0 more for the -lancto than origin­ party, also at the Henry Park However, said Mulvey, the When the state made its State Sen. John L. DiRienzo an­ (SA-267) Commission on Hous­ three teeringers missing since “ You can always count on me papers—numbering about 100 ally offered. pool. Nearly 100 attended the lllanrV fitpr ?Ewp«ituj if^raUi records indicated that the $10 snap front, fully pile lined and hood, 2 flap snap pockets, zipper breast pocket original offers tn 1968, the di­ nounced he Is going to run as ing within an optimum living Friday might have run away to for whatever support I can offer copies—would have to bear State approval must be given first splash party held several bill In question had been ^aeed Comes in navy, whiskey and gold. rectors, on ad)vlso by Shea, an independent rather than a environment and new planned attend a music festival In New "transient” postal rates of 6 or by the .state highway comimls- weeks ago. 13 BISSELL STREET as a bait and that Manzolll as a private citizen," he told turned them down, and the Democrat. communlUes: Joseph Adam, Au­ Jersey. Slayton in the letter. 7 cents each. After losing the sioner, by the state attorney drey Beck, Victor Tudan, Rob­ confessed to having taken state started condenuistion pro­ A small admission will be DiRienzo had previously an­ Police said Delores Ann John­ argument in a campaign reach­ general, and by the state com- ert Orcutt. 643-2711 money from the victim over a Slayton said he regretted Mi­ YOUNG MEN'S ceedings. The tentative agree­ changed. Season passes will not nounced he would run for the son, Virginia Olson and John ing from the local level to Wash- mtssloner of finance. long period of time. chel’s decision but understood ment was reached prior to any be honored at this special event. Democratic nomination. Four (SA270) Commission to study Morrison, all 16-years old, were ingtcHi, Hennick gave up and AND SOYS' DEPT. The state originally hod of­ Vitale was represented by his desire to devote full time to conialderation by a court-ap­ There will be recorded music others are In that race to suc­ procedures for nomination of last seen Friday night riding in research. abandoned the service. Lowur Floor fered a total of $366,176 for the pointed referee. and dancing will be allowed at former state At)ty. Gen. William ceed Democratic Mayor Richard presidential candidates: John a 1967 naodel car. They were be­ There has been a general un­ A postal inspector who started poolstdo. Kellty, Howard Klebanoff, Rob­ Hadden', who told the court that C. Lee, who is retiring after lieved to have had about $600 happiness among many of the the Investigation said that In The Vernon swim team scored 16 years In office. ert Argazzl. among them when they disap­ the original records had not been destroyed but had been two groups of sdenUsto-astro- order to qualify for the second a 171-101 win over Moncheeter DiRienzo, a Democratic mem­ (SA274) State Revenue Task peared. Summer Special retained In the safe of the Wa­ nauts selected by the National class bulk rate the papers would In a meet held last night' at the ber of 'the state Senate and the F orce: James McLoughlin, John Police also said the youths Green Beret Chief tertown police Department. Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ have to be paid subscriptions. Henry Park pool. The Manches­ city Board of Aldermen, offered Papandrba, Mary Griswold, Da­ left nAea saying they were . Vitale admitted that he had tration over the stretch-out In Hennick estimated It would cost ter team represented the four to resign from the Democratic rius Spain, Merritt Comstock, boned and wanted to get away Michael L. Moirano. been careless, but pointed out time between space flights. Sev­ the Dally News another $1400 pools in that town. Party if party officials request for a )whlle. The case is being eral of them have told newsmen a year to ship the papers at Charged in Murder (SA276) Port Authority. Study PERMANENTS that he had griven orders to The performers for Vemon the resignation ” ln the next 48 treated, police said, as that of ’10 quash the case against Manzol- they were mdaslng out on sonve the transient rate. Commission: Sidney Axelrod, (Continued from Pago One) Included Judy Martin >and Karen hours.” runaways, and law enforcement of their best years of scientific "I sincerely regret that it Is End-of-SocBOii Francis Ciarlone, John Hughes. li only after Palombo had told Kolanko, both with three first He said that "machine poli­ officers in a 18 state area have iresearch vdiile watting to fly necessary because of a federal of you,” I.cmbercs said. ” As Division, and has won three Le­ places. Linda M)ortln, Tom Oox, tico, prevalent In our city, are (SA277) Health care study been asked to look out for the him that the victim of the theft was not pressing charges. into space. bureaucratic ruling to put a professional soldiers we all gions of Merit, the Bronze Star Mike Tedford .and Loretta Ham- responsible for the circumstanc­ committee: Arthur Dellavec- three youngsters. Special SALE! Vitale and Palombo were Hat­ The space agency also has stop to the practice," Hennick know how quickly situations can and the Air Medal. bach also scored two first places es that force my registration lost two other sdenUsts In the said. "It would seem that the \ oaich. ed as having altered court rec­ as an independent.” change and how imperative It Is Special Forces troops were ords in the one-man grand juipy last week. Dr. Wllmot Hess, di­ Post Office Department is more Boys' 8 to 20 sent to Vietnam in the early Coach Greg Wolff will send Democratic Town Chairman PU SSYCAT $1 rector of the Lunar Receivii^ interested in a book of rules to remain flexible.” his undefeated senior team Arthur Barbleri said he had no report of State Referee Patrick 1960s In an attempt to counter O’Sullivan. The report covered Laboratory here, and Dr. BU>ert than in the morale of our fight­ There was no elaboration. the Viet Cong guerrilla warfare against Bristol, also undefeat­ formal statement regarding the King, curator of the lab, have ing m m In Vietnam." ★ iKNIT POLOS ed, tonight In Bristol. Practice DiRienzo move, adding that "I I ne W IG S 4!5“ a wide range of criminal acti­ Most Special Forces troopem prior to the big buildup of airaiounced resignations. Similar sentiments -were ex­ sessions will continue tomorrow don’t know at this time whether vities in Waterbury. said they were completely in the American infantry forces. The Both told newsmen that the pressed by Rep. John S. Mona- ★ ^OtT SHUTS and Friday In preparation for a request will be made to Dl- rugged, htgllly trained Green space agency Is more interested gan, D-Conn., who appealed un­ (lurk about the clnirgos. the Central Connecticut Swim Rlcnzo for his resignation.” Family Taxes $3,927 in engineering than in pure successfully to Postmaster Gen­ # SUMMER PAJAMAS One lieutenant said: ” I was at Berets often operate clandes­ chicken League’s Junior championship Meanwhile, 10 ward chairmen tinely. Broken up into 12-man Mr. RoberPs Beauty Salon scientific pursuits. eral Wlnton Blount to waive the Nha Trang at the time of his meet to be held Sunday in New­ and vice chairmen who had sup­ WASHINGIGN — Tax collec­ ir BERMUDAS — SHORTS teams, they maintain camps Michel was named wUh the regulation. (Rheault’s) relief. It was an­ ington. ported DiRienzo withdrew their 71 TOIXAND TURNPIKE — MANCHESTER tions in 1969 will be lequl'valent along the Cambodian and I.no- to $3,927 for each U.S. family, first group of setenttsts-estro- "This is bureaucracy at its Acal telligence Agency. AMPLE PARKINO — TALOOTTVMAJB F l^ T S He has since split his working gan said In a letter to Hennick. One sergeant, wlu) claimed he Pinochle Club ition Chairman Henry Porker; taxes. for props 26" to 32" waist was in the Nha Trang urea at In the war, meanwhile, the Tlio Senior Citizens Pinochle former alderman John Daniels, the time of the Ihcldcnt, said battlefield lull entered its eighth group had seven tables of play­ also a Negro; and Alderman 1.99 lie was under orders not to say week. ers at the Ijottle Fisk Memorial Charles GlU. Inst night. anything about It. Four small clashes were re- Voter regl.stration figures orig.to^11. Now! 5 * 9 9 A good selection but not every G ” 1 knew vaguely wliat was norted In the iungled mountains The winners were William made public today showed the I-iiotjcn, Edward Miller, Mrs. dress or casuals, stripes, checks or solids. size in every item. going on,” lie added, "but between the A Shnu Valley and possibility of a Democratic /pri­ 956 main things illdn’l start happening the .Ijiotinn border 31 miles Vincent Barrows, William mary In the fall has p ro ce e d CASUAL until the middle of July. It was southwest of Hue, U.S. spokes­ Pratt. Ann Morrell, Lillian a jump In the party’^ rolls.. facing oak tlien that 1 was told not to say men said six North Vietnamese Olessman )ind John Schweitzer. There were 801 new Democrats /inythlng.” soldiers and two Ann'rlcuns Tomorrow the group has been registered In the la.st w o weeks Invited to play at the cottage of of July - more than/(louble the TILLAGE They are being held at Ixing from the 101st Airborne Division Mr. and Mrs. Vincent pnrrows Bliih. the Army headquarters 12 wen- killed and 18 Americans figure of 304 now r^lstrunts for shops ’'.i/ miles norlhoasl of Saigon. were woiinded. )it Crystal I>ake. Players will the prevlmi.s 6'a ^onths. Spectacular Savings on Girls' Outerweor! meet at the IxitUe Fisk building Democratic registration in­ U.S. military officials would South Vietnamese spokesmen at 1:16 p.m. not dfselose the identity of the reixirted that Viet Cong terror­ creased to 25/408, more than dead man or any other details ists fired two grenades Into a four times t|(e 6,984 total of per mo-press of the case. They claimed siudi village meeting house 18 miles Republican /fegt.strutlons. The South tt''ind»or GOP gained 483 registrations fun fur woshoblo coot 'n hot. 7 fo 14... orig. *35 2 7 .9 0 a disclosure would prejudice the Houtli of Da Nang, killing four, since J)i.^ t. case. eivlllans and wounding 20. Two Bell Ringer Plaids sizes 4 to 6x . . . orig. 680 . . . $24.90 . . . orlon acrylic pile . . . fully machine wash­ ■Military attorneys said the Husnecls were arrested. Hank To Open able, douUe breasted, back belt. Beige or brown. I charges against the eight men South Vietnamese Defense Hraneh Offiee soil release and scotchgord are now In the hmids of an In­ Minlsler_Nguycn Van Vy’ told / Rockville vestigating officer. Ho acts as finish and needs no ironing ♦ f I newsmeinin Saigon no deelslon In Kast Windsor the equivalent of a grand Jury in has been made on withdrawal of IIoHpitul Notes thickset corduroy coot *n hood, 7 -14... orig. *32 2 5 .9 0 civilian life, deciillng whether more Amorlean tremps beyond visiting hours ore 12:80 to 8 Onereason .1. E Sliepanl. president of the men 'should be freiHl or the 26,000 President Nixon Ims p.m. In all ureas except ma- orlon pile lined, belted, double breasted, metal buttons, camel or brown. the Sontli Windsor Bank and f A V / whelhe.r they .should .st)ind trial. di-dered out by the end of Au­ Irrnlty where they arb '3 to 4 "This offieer must hold a for­ gust. Ti’iisl Co., announced t(Khiy re- )Uid 6:30 to H p.m. mal pre-trial Investigation . . . a children are so celiu of approval from the Fed- formal hearing," one log)il offi­ "The question is being stud­ Admitted Monday: Marilyn pony suede shaped coot, 7 to 14... orig. *37 3 1 .9 0 cer .said.” The accused are ealh ied. he said, ” l>ut it Is too soon ('i-al De|H)Mlt In.sni'iuiee Cor|X)r- Wold. Sandy Beach Rd.. Elling­ 'led to l)e r'emesented hv eoun- to say wlien further Americana atlon, Washington. D.C., for the acrylic pile lined, belted, fake tipped lamb collar and cuffs, brown only matching will be replaced by Smith Viet­ ton; Elaine Oliver, Hilliard St.. aware of shoe styles is that they’re ■H'l. It is i-()ii>;hly the e(|Uiv.ilenl Smith Wind.sor Hank ami Trn.st hat . . . $5.00 .'. . sizes 6 to 6x . . . orig. $88 . . . sale $26.90. Manchester; Edward Skilling, of a gnmd jury proceedimr.” namese fvirces.” Co. to open n limneli office at Tile mllltar.V (*iwyer said any­ the Ita.ssJale Shopiilng Plaza. Huntington Dr,, Vernon; Marga­ one subject to the Uniform C’cnle HI. no. East Wind.sor. ret Strauss, Cooper Hill St.. closer to their feet than you are. of .Mllltniy Justice may prefer ILiil Duniiigp IlultH Huns Shepard staled that the East Manehester; Sophie Flamm, glenoH frosty pile jack^... 7 o 14... orig. *25 1 9 .9 0 charges. The Army refused to W!ndsor braneh offiee will be Wtndcmere Ave., Rockville; On behalf of all Americans 5 feet tall or under, StrideRite introduces say who brought Uie charges, NEW YORK (AP) A I'ojin )\ newly constructed addition to I'lorothy Shorten. Old Post Rd., double breasted notch collar, half belt back, cornea in bone o^or only. Central fivlght Invln djimiigcd a Wipperkickers (for boys) and Dollystompers (for girls). its announeement said llie the • existing shopping plaza Tolland, and Marie Soucy. West Ihlixl rail in the Bron.x UxUiy, The shoes that are made well enough and fit well Investigation was ordered by owned by Walter and Margaret Wllllngton. MaJ. Gen. G. L. Mabry, .com­ IcmixJiarlly cancelliig scrvl.'c Ila.ss. The Ea.st Windsor brunch Discharged Monday: Bernice enough to impress mothers. manding' general of Army sup- <»» all four tracks of the line’s offiee will have four tellers sta- Perzanowskt, Nye St,. Rock­ And look good enough to impress V Harlem Division luid two tracks jMirt tnxips in Vietnam, ’’follow­ t oius plus a drive-ln window luid ville: Ellen Tosndo, Village St., the people who have to wear them. ^ 0 ing charges of prcmedlt;ited on Its Hudson Division, a rail- 2' lionr night de|x)stt facilities. Rockvlle; Paul Jublnx'IUe; murder and conspiracy to com­ ixsid s|x>kesnmn rejxirlisl. The South Windsor Bank Franklin Park E., Rockville: ' mit mui-dcr of a Vietnamese na­ "We have llmltcHl s«>ivlco on 1 I'cned six years ago. with as- Mildred Genovesi, Grand Ave,, ^ t r i d e R i t i tional near Nlni Trang last June Che lliKlson Division and hiwe S 'ls of $300.IHX). ami passed the RiH'kvIlle, and Kathleen Braga 20 ." no .service ut all oi\ tlv Harlem $l0,000.otx) m ark during July and daughter, Hopkins Rd., El­ The Army dropped the bomb Division.” Uie Mivkesnnin .said. U*60. lington. shell in an offhand manner. / 6 There was no news eonferenee. A communique announcing the cliarges was quietly placed Manrhmiter Ne<>d* Your Support tor A among routine press releases in M a rack at the t'.a. press center. Rheault. whose wife and three TOWN OF MANCHESTER children live In Vineyard Ha­ ven, was second In command of NATIVITY SCENE... the 6th Special Forces Group In MONEY lAGK 1964-66 and returned to Vietnam ' Won't you, or your organization, eontribate 4 to 6x- 7 to 12 to take command .(of the elite to thU worthwhUr roiiununity projretf OR FULL GREBIT Green .Berets lust May 29, three Uoiue ( hrlstmaa, think of how good you'll \' \ \ fr<‘l when you zee It and lay, “ I eoatrtbat- weeks before the killing. Ho was (Hi to that •reae!" ' r .'A'V' - ^ ■ A , Drop waist, swinj^ skiik, dof \ y Within relieved of command on July 21’. I ■M He is an expert on counticrln- ear white collar and caffs, long Make .vour cheek or money order payable to: t- surgency and guerrilla warfare, sleeves, brown or green. 18 BAYS having served as a special as- Town of Moneheoter. “ Nativity Scene" Open ’nonday Night till • slatant In special operations for v/a P. O. Box S725 Mon. thru Sat. 6:96 to 5:96 r IF YOU OAN BEAT the Joint Chiefs of Stuff in ^ionehexter, 4'onn. (66M6) Public Partthig Lot B. A-Iine hi-waist, tab trim, Washington in 1966. A West long sleeves, white cf^lar' and THESE VALUES Point graduate in 1948, he SpoiiKored At A Pubile Service By MANCHESTER 9S6 MAIN ST. caffs, belted, Mae'or gijibens. , served in Germany with the 6tli beUrviempzr* 5 Wipp«rkick*r> zr« u.dxmkrks ai Ttw Orzea M m M to Co. ANYWHERE! /Armored Cavalry Reginient and MORIARTY BROTHERS / ■ / in Korea with tlie 3hl Infantry y , . hnidreda of other y tv GOME EARLY FOR 8REATER SELECTIONS!

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MANCHESTER,sJ\T:NIXG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 196& PAGE FIFTEEN 10th Circuit Miss DellaFera Will Train Palm Springs Board Allocates $294^700 Board Votes $353,872 Many Turned Court Cases Perceptually Handicapped Cool Indoors^ For Water Improvements Penn Central Official Sees Prom Sports •a REAL ROOD PLACE” For Capital Works NEW LONDON Miss Mlchaeline DellaFera of In twin actions last nigt^t, the for a main in Hartford Rd., Little Change Until 1972, TO The Manchester Board of Directors last night allocat- a re-arrest warrant has been ^ J***!?* * 121 Outside Manchester Board of Directors from Main St. to Elm St.; $41,- * _ gram for Drain Injured, percep* rescinded a May 6, 1968 stotlon, 800 for a main from Chestnut ed $353,872 from the Capital Improvement Reserve ‘S'Ued 'rom arcuit Court lo in T o Acting HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — vs'ould .serve the increase in sub- BUYSELL ~ TRADE CARS (Contlnued from Page One) when it had authorized water- and Garden Sts. to Center and / Fund for 12 projects, including $100,000 for the Par- ^ew for u>uis cher- “ • An official of tee Penn Central urban population. fall at Perkins School for ttie Hfinb. . . 1. . Improvement projects totaling Broads Sts., via Garden, IJew By BOB THOMAS Railroad has told a Public Util- Norwalk Mayor Frank N. Zul- ker-Oakland Connector and $75,000 for paving W. Mid- r . l Blind, Wateriovm, Mass. Lit ^ th! “d vot^ A and center Sts.; and $9,d6o for Associated Press Writer die Tpke from Main St. to ------— ------——— ------ie:s driving and Slu«s to gram Although the children aaslgn- “ it of the d a y " location, this one totaling $294,- a main In W. Middle Tpke., ities Commission hearing that !® HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Lagt ^ lowing rate changes a deadline AUTO TRADINQ POST Adams St. Police Station; $?6,000 for E. one"half the” we*h^Ir’av^ ed to her have at least average Firemen say that battling a P«J- *«>'" Deerfield Dr, to Adams little improvement can be ex- g, ects. St. week Bill Russell announced he 504 TAUxyrrvajLi) b o a d . b t . n — v b b n o n A 13th Item, *6,000 for recon- Middle Tpke. traffic signals; nectlon with a thtv.e'’« r fntoi *nfe»‘Kence, they have a serious blase In protective clothing Is pected In service on the New set to determlrV If .sufficient ’The two actions result from ’The directors balked at ap- 8T$-06N accident M ay 23 on Rt. 165 In unbearable. "It's nearly as hot was giving up hto career in bas­ Haven Division until 1972, no Improvement."! have been made, Memorial Field, was tabled at Broi-., under the terms of the preston Improve their motor coordina­ a water-study report by the proving an additional $20,000 al- "HOMB OF 1M% eUABANTEV* aB tn tha flra.*‘ ketball to become a movie ac­ matter how much money Is Elliot Dobek, head of tlie Uni- Town Manager Robert Weiss’ town’s Industrial Guidelines; tion. She will give them train- A mailman says the tempera- Engineering Co., sub- locaUon which, added to $5,000 tor. I f he carries out his plan, he ted Auto Worker.s’ Oommimlty request. No bids had been re- j5_ooo for repairs to Union Pond The accident resulted In the ing so they can eventually go ture tn his truck often hits 180 ^® allocation already allocated for the spent. wUl join a sizable fraternl'ty of Action Council, .wld the qvmlity celved for the work. Weiss said nnm to arrest erosion' $5,000 ‘ -atb- some two weeks later, of into a regular classroom situa- The division’s superintendent, but the Post Office Department ‘^1*" .. a “ «"■ of commuter serx-icc to keeping that the bid specs will be revis­ for vradlne and seeding the Vet- Manchester High School senior tlon. She pointed out that this won’t air condiUon trucks be- ^ » ® ‘ "a r d glneering study of the private- athletes-tumed-actors. Joseph F. Spreng, said Tues­ many businesses from Connecti­ ed and the bids will be re-ad- fr^S^ Flefd a ^ d iU o ? ^ E ^ t Michael J. N lm l^ s k l Jr., the Is a fairly new field In educa- cause "that would set a prece- **“ ** allocated $160,000 for n - ly-owned Manchester Water "Russell might make it," a day that much time and work driver of one of tly o th e r cars, tlon and many cases have not cut. Many commuters, he .said, vertlsed. Cemetery; $18,000 for a one- dent for the rest o f the coun- Cooper Hill St. Co., proposed for purchase by film producer commented. "He are needed before the commut­ are moving from Connecticut ’The $353,872 allocated last th'rd payment'on a $54,000 com­ Cherrone has appeared sever- been properly diagnosed, try.” Filter Plant, $86,000 for re- the town. commands attention with his er will notice significant change night, added to $119,640 pre­ pactor for the sanitary fill al times before at the down Besides their learning dlsablU- Policemen say they have the ^amplng the Line St. Filter Town Manager Robert Weiss size and power, and he’s a The hearing Into tec railroad s New Jersey .suburbs be- the ■ ■ viously allocated July 1, brings area; and $1,500 to T.J. '^‘“ te court. but the re-arrest HeSi her first four students are worst of It. “We’re constantly In A"® $60,000 for a water- said that the sum ($26,000) was ready-made celebrity, at least plan to revise Its rate ached- ot the comnuiler mess to $473,612 the total allocated Crockett, for a parcel of rear warrant was lesued when he only partially sighted, so Miss and out of air conditioned build- 1®"“ “ * “ *® RocWedge needed for an engineering stu- In this country. And there have ule for the division continues for capital Improvement proj­ his DellaFera will adapt materials chicken land off Lydall St., to be used failed to be at one of Ings,” says a patrolman. "The an appraisal of the never been more opportunities today. Edward Bursteln, coun-scl for ects. in conjunction. with ,,," a n Saulters , scheduledscncuuiea aocearanresappearances, and methods an,.., to fit their visual shock of all those 80 and 40 de- , action, which tol- value, for an inventory of facili- for Negro actors. Last week New York State's toe Westport aunmuters' Ac- The sum is $24,712 more than Pond rec area f" addition to the charges, handicap. They are from seven Mlss Mlchaeline DellaFera gree temperature changes r«toommendations by G ^- yes, and for a determination of "H la only drawback might be Public Service Commission ‘ *"n ConvniHtoe, told the hear is actually In the Capital Im ­ Cherrone and his father, n*"® She will test checks The board, following a pub- makes us pretty uncomforta- a**“ “ *®^ *®°*' the manner In which the water his height (6-foot-9). It’ll be staged a similar hearing. toat have been de- provementem Reserveneserye BHmd.rima. The me u-.-ing. ' riier In lU meet- Jo eph, face a $250,000 damage other studentssiudenis enrolled atai theme ______are ble." ?«». “1 «torage company’s system could be tied tough to find actors tall enough The Interstate Commerce f ' ' ’®.** coming Fund ™ ng had I d L t id an oLlnance fll®d. by the Nlmlrowskl ®®hool to evaluate Its future received her master s degree tank; $83,6M fo r a R o c k l^ ge town’s system. with $429,...... ^ to play in scenes with him.” Commission (ICC) on July 28 “ng. 29,300 of It the sum ap- ° bov’sboy’s father. needs to the perceptually handl- In special education July 81 breather? Storage tank (Director of Pub- ^ suspended Implementation of the ^ called for an Inve.stlgatUut propriated by the directors 11c Works WllUam O’Neill said Instructed to use the . ITie comment points up why In addition, the board voted The fatal accident occured on <^opped who also have visual from Boston College and her ” \vell,” sighs fare proposals for seven months. rallpcmd a i^roblema. In- when they adopted the 1969-70 athletes and movies have long to accept a deed from the Green "i-'en'or .skip day,” a day when P ™ ^^ ® BA In elementary education In ” thc chief always tella^M ^t^va’ *^® ^608 figure $S.<^ already allocated, until On Tuesday, only the mllrond ®toding lack of nlr condilUmlng, budget, and $19,600 of It the bal- .-----r.,------“ ® Chief always tells us to va- ^ guess), $22,000 for ^h®h time as more funds w ill be had an affinity: l. The athletes Co. for a many MHS seniors play hooky Miss DellaFera will continue 1967 from the Diocesan College, cation someplace where It's - - , * needed testified in favor of the fare '®ck i>f toilet pafn-r and road- Manor Construction are already stars in the public’s ance left over from the last her studies at Boston College Woodstock. In 1968 she gradual- j.qcI. He thinks It’s good, to give water main In Dale, Moun- beds that Jjir the tralrus .so murtt A~< j A . r < f- « - « _____ A A wail —J ^ AA A AAAA ^ ^ ^ t o l M a M / I T 4 1 aa \ J t / a 's A » <8 A-Ia aa4 ^ 0 D C changes. fiscal year. , ,u f Au Al Tracy Dr., leading Into^he rec The next court appearance Graduate School, (Jhestnut Hiil, ed from Putnam Catholic Aca- yo^. g, rest from the sum- J®**^^** Ludlow R(te. to Ue toat he may eyes; 2. Their physiques and Rrufl Herald Advertisements Weiss said today that >4he d l - ______Cherrone Is set for Aug. 11. Mass., for a certificate In ad- demy In Putnam. mer heat.” ^ Middle ready in September or October grace are w ell suited to fUms. Opposition was led by Con- '' rectors will make an additional Pfc®.^ purchased froni Crock- for vanced education with a degree She Is the daughter of M r. ______Tpke. M d then to one on Green- to apply for fedenal (^>en-epace The casting of athletes in nectlcut’a two U.S. senators, a approprlaUon to the Fund tn f “ P"® ® ' congressman, a former con­ Manor varies In length from in special education with a and Mrs. Michael A. DellaFera wood Rd.; $3,300 for a main funds for the purchase, and that movies has been going on since September, to cover the Im­ gressman. two mayors, a union 153 feet to 189 feet. ik | )J )l*O V 6 S learning disabilities major. She of Manchester. In Marion Dr,, to tie In to the a November referendum on a the earliest days of motion pic­ balance. He said that approxi­ one In Greenwood Rd.; $44,000 bond Issue is a posatbUlty. tures. One of the earliest leader unrf a reprt!sentative of mately .$92,000 will be available Stock Market "stars" of the nickelodeons, was commuters. 4 Washout Funds NEW YORK (AP) — The In state school-ald In excess of Vernon Manchester Area Sandow, the sttongman who Their arguments were that estimates, plus approximately stock market rallied from the was first managed by Florenz the service is dirty, delayed and Four additional appropriations After Finding Body $60,000 from estimated proceeds start today and remained on Zlegfeld. He did IltUe but flex uncomfortable. from the sale of town-owned Relief Corps to the 1969-70 General Fimd higher ground In fairly active Ui his abimdant muscles, but that ^en. Abraham A. Rlblcoff said Budget, plus one to the Second­ land. Bolton Pair Apprehended trading early this afternoon. was enough to fascinate viewers In a statement that seven ary Treatment Plant Construc­ In addition, he said, the town Joins Fight For The Dow Jones industrial av­ U.S. Concerned for Gvilians of the new medium. months after tee New Haven tion Fund, were adopted last 6 anticipates that the state will erage at noon was up 3.68 at Railroad \vas absorbed Into the night by the Manchester Board After Seven-Town Chase Most of the superstars of 1920s approve more funds than orig- Memorial Bldg. 824.91. The DJI had been up 4.84 \Penn Central. It to ’ ’the same of Directors. All are washout ac­ ^Missing’ ih South Vietnam sports were enlisted tor movies, In^ly offered for town land After a wild chase that start- Ing to enter her apartment at 11 a.m. among then Babe Ruth, Jack old.^ broken-down railroad under ULKCII lor riA. D wiusirauium, A petition signed by 32 mem counts — and all „ will ..... be financed ■ thrnnvh a window SAIGON (AP) — ti.S. officials U.S. graves registration team to Crochet or Knit taken for Rt. 6 construction. Advances led declines by bet­ Dempsey, Lou Gehrig, Bobby a new name." That sum, too, will be available bers of the Burpee Corps 11 of by federal and state grants al- Vernon at about 3 a.m. expressed new concern today dug up the remains. Police found Anderson in a ter than 660 issues. Jones. A ll returned to their The proposed changea Include for the Capital Improvement toe Women’s Relief Corps, road.y received or soon to bo today and continued through vacoiiL auai iiiiBiiL iii me uuiiu- Some analysts said the early tor about 40 American civilians The remains were Identified Sears vacant apartment In the bulld- sport careers without setting Two prairie dogs stand on guard at the Koyal Zc^ in Mellmurne, Australia. an increase In single-trip and Contemporary Aftihnn Kit Reserve Fund, he said. OAR, was presented to the received. seven other towns, two Bolton inv when thev arrived He was upward drive apparently was____ an "t'sMng in South Vietnam. The on the basis of "physical and . mg wnen iney amveo. ne was r _ concern was nromnled bv the dental chamctori.Hn. - no any acting records. - 10-day tickets and n reduction Weiss estimated that the Par- Board of Repteaentatlves this Three of the General Fund ap- men were apprehended by state relerserorrprdmVsrtoTppe^ effort to revive* "and eirtend'the ‘*'® ‘*®"tol characteristics,” U.S. in the cost of 30-dny tickets. Q J S 7 ker-Oakland Connector vrould week expressing objections to proprlallons are to the Board bond lor appearance In Rwk- advance which carried the mar- <>* toe body of a U.S. ag- mortuary officials In Da Nang More successful was Johnny work with the staU- to d<‘- Tolland Rep, I>owcll P. Welcker Jr. Regular $12.99 W be completed In the spring or demolition of the Memorial of Education Account. The *" '^enxry. Circuit Court 12 Aug 19 l«et higher last week. ricultural specialist in a shallow reported. But they said they Mack Brown, who starred in the,: termlne the feasibility of the late summer of 1970, "hopefully Building. fourth Is to the Manager’s Of- The men, Roy K. Wlnther, 24, ______,pj,gy while profit near' the Laotian border, could not determine the cause of Rose Bowl for tee University oi plans and to prepare engineer­ sent a letter to PUC Chairman Cozy nfghim with a forwartl Alabama. He costarred opposite Eugene Loughlln saying the rail­ with the $100,000 allocated to- The petition was the second flee Account. ot Koeney Dr., and Barry K. taking helped blunt that ad- Announcement was made death because decomposition ed drawings of the proixised la y ­ look. Gold aivl omnge or blue Greta Garbo and Joan Oraw- road was trying to "cattle night. He said that all efforts received by the board concern- The Board of Education Items Cole, 21, of the Villa Louise Seeks Re-Election vance, the market continued in Tuesday in Washington of the was too far advanced, Builders, Public Dividerl out before proceeding further. and green Kit r«uitalns 28 os ford, later appeared In western shute” the commuters Into btiy- will be made to finish the road ing the same matter. The first are: $10,(K)0 for equipment for Hotel, were arrested on sev- arpAvnpnun o a » ^ "v e ry oversold condition, ^todlng of the remains of Thom- U.S. officials noted that the Edward Sadonis submitted a series. ing the 30-dny ticket by giving 100'; wixil yiuTi luxl Inslruc without an additional allocaUon. wa_ presented by the Vernon the Industrial Arte Program ; eral charges. STAh^O R D , Conn. (A P ) — continues to draw selec- “ *tagsdale of Shelblna, V iet Cong "have never provided proixisal for the location of a Heavyweight champ Max On New Zone Regulations the alternative of a jump of tlons to knit or crochet 45x60 even to utilizing town forces. Historical Society. $9,902 for the Adult Basic EMu- The chase started In Vernon ^ tlve buying by both Institutions **®®" taken prison- names of prisoners captured in nianufacluring business In rent­ Baer proved a passable per­ nearly 100 per cent In the price Inches He said that the property The Relief Corps said, "It Is cation Program; and $8,769 for when Vernon police received a „ Tri! and Individual Investors.” ®'‘ **'® '’'^t Cong during the South Vietnam to their families, The Planning and Zoning to go to the Ziining Hoard of Aji ed space at tlie corner of Rt. form er In “ The Prizefighter and of the 10-trip ticket. owners whose land abut the new a beautifully built and structur- the Cooperative Aide Train- call from residents of Bolton ®**®Bon tnia fail. T™ Den^ "Some of the cash that has "^®^ offensive In February 1968. or to the International Commit- peals for variance.^. 71 and Snipslc Ijike Rd. the Lady” oppp^te Myrna Loy. Commission's proposed com­ Former U.8. Rep. Donald J. road already ore grading their ally sound building,” adding, tng Program, being conducted Rd. complaining that a truck ®ratio mayOT -wnM elected to his sidelines apparently official announcement In tee of the Red Cross, nor have PZC member Samuel Einstein He Is Interested In starting That’s his son in "The Beverly mercial zone regulations ran in­ Irwin of Norwalk said that 11X7 land, as per previous agree- "W e had always hoped that this conjunction with Manchester was going through and knock- is * i< * has decided to come out of hid- ®®^*f°** said: "M r. Ragsdale’s any letters been received from described the regulations ns a "patentable fiber glass boat Hillbillies. to continued opposition from a]>provBl of the takeover took mente. heritage might be passed on to Community College. Ing over trash cans. ------— nlhhUeir” nn tragic death while a prisoner of any of them. "directing the progre.ss of llu- trailer." Tlie location Is In a Wdnsonie Sonja Henle, Olym­ for granted tluit the Penn Cen­ The next step following com- our children." The >..e m^aiger Manager’s s cui.ee Office Item isIs g^t. Thomas Sheehan answer- ed. ^ ad^tri^on’s aims analyst ^ said,^ addinga d d ^ ^ U that ^ i thet ^ Communist ,forces In South Viet- "On behalf of the fam ilies of two local commercial builders lown in an orderly fa.shlon ' eominercial zone, and will con­ pic skating star, came to Holly­ stitute tile need for a hearing tral would, have to take the pletlon of the Parker-Oaklond The Memorial Building, on $10,138, tor a. Summer Oppor- ^ the call and the pair took 7 ^ , "m arket had such a steep "® "* to our great concern these men we appeal for Infor- wood/for a series of successful Monday night and were defend­ The revised regulations will "bitter with the sweet” He also Oonnootor will be to close Par- Park PI., Is a monument to the tunltles for Youth Program, fl- f,tt when he appeared. They " ^ ® ™ “ tlon of ^ city cSi^- that It was bound to re- °''®’' tote and welfare of oth- matlon about all such prisoners ed by members of the general be presented to the I ’Zt? at Its on a zone change to light tn- . . ice-tounlcals at 20th Century- dustri.'il. The details will be fol- K^“ ™7 ‘ ®e of Im- ker St., in the vicinity of Co- Vote rant, of the Civil War. The onneed by the Hartford Com- were chased at speeds up to ^ r®<>'*“ l2atlon of city ggi„ some of Its loss " ®'‘ ®‘vlllans Illegally de- and for their early release." Folt. public. next meeting Aug. 25 for adop­ a rate lonlal Board; to route traffic Henry Building Which was aliso mutjlty Rm owol Team, from jq g^ jgj. departments. ______talned." Ragsdale worked for the ex- tion, lowed through by property own- .a " ” ' . Olympic swimming champion Sitting in on the meeting at cr Kenneth Bayler change 1s granted permanently through Colonial on Park PI. was tom down last torwis received under the federal ptt. 44A In Bolton where the po- n ' a About 30 ot the missing cl'vll- tension service of the U.S. De- <’aiii|isitii l ’ri>|«e,i‘enterprise in a ;i2,450 holes in search of oil not offer a wide enough variety to erupt into a polittocal Vernon structlon Fuiul Is for $232,327, Vernon police said when Sgt building housing at the rate of and undertook monthly pay- American artillery base, was where Ragsdale had helped Angeles Rams pro football team ing, the PZC agreed to revise residential area and woi)ld ne- In the United States In 1968. o f fares to attract the mort harangue between Democrat tor the preiparniion of plans and ghcehan tried to stop the truck ^'6 million unite annually. mente totaling $188. marked “ Tom Ragsdale" and a operate a 460-acre farm, and Denny Miller of the UCLA two or three portions of the ce.ssltate a public liearing for a This was aji Increase of about riders. U Anthony Pletrantonio and Re­ specs K a h W y him been re- driver. WlntherTrlert .n mr. basketball squad. regulations, including the sec­ change of zone. 200 wells over 1967, but the D'Adamo also spoke as dlrec- celved by the town, In the form ui— ^ . ------'■ ------—------publicans Nathan AgtMkinelll Teen-Ager Gets tion involving water require­ His plans were preliminary mimbor of unproductive holes Uir. saying the rollntxid lias not of a sto^ grant. ^ During the 1930s and 1940s, and David Odegard. Kissinger’s Job ______ly stopped at the intersection of Hollywood cashed in ’ on the ments; what constitutes a and the PZC rt-eoniineiuled lie increased by 400, offered liii|»rov<-inents tlml Pletrantonio, who 'voted tor Ht. 44A and Rt. 44 In Coventry. fame of various sports figures comer lot (actually part of the the allocation, said that he Al Girls Nation Stafford troopers arrested with quickie biographies of such overall town zoning regula­ would have voted "no,” If five Prem ier Rumor Wlnther on charges of aggra­ football stars as Tom Harmon, tions), and adding a section de­ Republicans had been present Deborah Luth, daughter of vated assault, rcatetlng arrest, Frankie Albert and Glenn Da- scribing /'What constitutes al- Only three were present at the „ r . and Mrs. John E. Luth of Sworn in Office reckleee driving, disobeying an vls-Doc Blanchard. None suc­ terj^tlons and what is an addi­ officer, unsafe tires and defec- ceeded as actors, although tion to a commercial building. 41 Ridgewood Dr., who Is at ROME (AP) — Premier Maii- Girls Harmon became a top sports- Alterations to existing build­ G D o ^ d Wells. Q,rig Nation In Washington, ano Rumor and a *nVw nil chrl,! “ ve tall light. P lo t r o i^ lo said " I am vot- d c „ has been appointed to the tian Democrat minority cabinet charge Cole, In whose caster. ings, providing the overall size ^ yee ^ u e e I don’t want to g„,go g, gpgg,g, Assistant to the took office today prov lj®^to®^ name the truck waa registered, Jackie Robinson, first Negro of the building is not changed -topgap so.urn to aTol^h fong breach of ^ peace re- in big league baseball, and or any of the regulations broken the way of Affairs of a mock government. Italian government crisis arrest and unsafe tires Olympic decathlon star Bob Ma­ by tee alteration, does not have thias, also starred In film biog­ to come before the PZC. Sears! LAST 3 DAYS H e ^ x r g e d that M l ^ e Tpke. ^hg ,gg, pg,t „ ^eld by Dr. P r e L Z ” ^ u L p p e Saraaat ‘toto®tlve tall light, AUGUST, 7tfi thru AUGUST 9fh HcarthHifle AfRhan Kit haa a jxiU tli^ Issue, Henry Kissinger. ' swore In the 26-man cabinet Vernon police also arrested raphies. Bote moved on to other Additional construction to an Ripple ihittem Kit ^ that the board 1 ^ b ^ Debbie 1s a student at Rock- makeup was conslderablv to the " ’totoer on charges of reckless RROW fields—Robinson to business, existing commercial building vine High- School and was right disobeying an officer Mathias to Congress. will have, to come to tec PZC Regular $16.99 UeKubir $16.99 designated as one of two tcr-left coalition which reslmed delegate to the Laurel GlrlL prl^entlng llfT r ^ ™ ^ C o u r t today, worked in six different states, extravaganzas at MGM. Less m ua^ ONelU to not tee ans- gtgte at the University of Con- {lament on Frtonv liTnrBn»r ®'"'- today, ,Vernon spoke In defense of the propos­ successful In films was back- CtiARirh IT on Sear$ Hi'volving (Charge ed regulations ns a "pretty have ^ ‘XT'$2 muni, Zild ’’’® P"” “ vote of confidence li f^"®®. ®"ested te>uto Gellnas stroker Eleanor Holm. gram Is Manchester, lionest appraisal of the town's Jim Brown, bruising fullback needs." His experience has al­ of the Cleveland Browns, Is en­ COTTON SEWS UP. THE SCEKXX.COLORS TOWN ways shown that developers joying great success as a lead­ 1’RR.MA-PKMT* Tnkgg “ “ Sessions of the Girls Nation prevent dissolution of Parlla ‘ *'® '‘®®“'‘ want to conform to' regulations COL ing man In fUms. Olympic de­ Wide Wale f'urduray In towns where they locate. AgosttnelU defended ONelll ®.'‘® the campus ment and general elections,. a complaint from C^llnas’ wife cathlon star Rafer Johnson has Velvety-nai>ped rertsluroy In an au­ Folke Eric.son of Dunn Hill o n d ^ t o in teim tv’ ’ I’' American University, Wash- The price of Socialist aupDort he struck her. He was revived his acting career alter tumn (sjmuoipta of lush cotors. Rd. also .spoke in favor of the cooling it for a while. Joe Na- lUObt oAton marhln* wasttaa, regulation.s. "I wish to compli­ Now in Manchester! math, here for a brief role last tumbles dry. needs no 4 | i| ment you on the part o4 the monte. Indicated he would seri­ Ironing. 45 In. ^amaw townspeople.” he .said. th H ‘’'•*®'®‘' »“® 'veok at the Capitol, Z sorter MLnihlL h r ' " V®>-non. was arrested ously entertain a career as an ffaalwring a ffali lias, off Developer W em er KunzU ob­ Pr.K.MA.pKR>m» actor. ■V Printed f 'onturuy jected to the Increa.sed size of r rr - -is ~ And there are many more ac­ VVkio wale ptaide. paieleya the lot to 40,000 sqmire feet with tors who on ce. starred as ath­ , lards, riorala and more! He tted Plotrnntonlo’a "'ghr attend^ a special hear- Z ‘nte L v7“’'^ ‘he Socialists tetoxlcauZ Cortridgo, Cosfotto 200-foot front.age. claiming the / ’■f " letes: (Jhuck Connors, Woody Tumble dry. A B A t A remarks were ’’a political ,„,t Wednesday at which uiar'''® Mrs. Francis Parkman, 116 maintenance caused '.'will de­ Strode, Aldo Ray, Elroy Hlrsch, no ironing. 46 tn. m* Senator Jennings Randolph, and g„rtv K 't wing of hli own Brooklyn St., Vernon, called po- tract from the value of the lot." party. ood Root to Rool John ^ ra d in o. Plotrontonlo denied the Rep. Donald Leukens testified lice and said someone was try- He further claimed the regula­ PKK.HA-i*ttcfrr* 8 TRACK ITjere also to that onetime Plnwmle f'orduruy charge and said that hto re- on lowering the voting age to tions should conform to Elling­ marks were nrt meant to be is footballer at the University, of luch range e coiiftiM-d with oil tinting on ® *'' S ^ . •raiOTl MnW TMn SUMIRt mood. but a political hanmgue.” gent and site acquisition but After the vote, the dlrtrict tions B (xilorfiil new liacLgrouiut!. *imii Ulr "W e Democrats helped you continue research and tests, The PZC maintained the flex­ sent a wire to President Nixon expetia'ise oil porlraiturf* pass the original $67,000 alloca- gen. Margaret Chase Smith R- PNONI 23«-l90l asking for a memento o4 tee lu­ ible regulations: btu>ed on com­ difld tlon for W. Middle Tpke., and Maine, has offered another nar flight to be placed on exhib­ mon sense application, are the most suitable and will eliminate plui p«T»fAmdy iof tonlgid, we are helping you amendment to bar research loo, it at tee ■ l|iAnr4Lrik. («ruu{>h tAkrn ml 9Hr prr fhltd. IsAmlt I H|>r>rAGl. Portrait prr ImrnUy. The other capital Improve- at least 60 votes with two unde­ Provides Funeral Service within the ARROW ment allocations voted last elded-Sens. John J. Williams, Means of Every Family.” ' rnti t<- bui Lunch 1-2 Dinner 5-6 night, all unanimous, ore: $6,- R-Del., and Clinton P. Ander- 1 -■ * /fr i. '*■ 722 for the town’s share tor son, D-N.M. If all 100 senatora ^keobiMi Town :n cr ' d/f #Ttu/ Pkatofrapkie Aes/f dunx4 ttguU r $tart relocating the Olcott St. — vote, amendment needs 61 SAFE PARKINS ON PREMISES «*•/<- a; . p r t< Ai rpur hau't. oa fair tufki /ron 10 AM. Spencer St. — Hartford Rd. votes. House considered favora- f : - * lu $ P M Saturday t uru4 t_.i0 P M . / tCanclMMisr khepytag FaitaAa Intersectlon; *19,000 for„ drain- ble to ABM and fight will eon- /i A T K^AHS AND HAVK / •ESTABLISHED 1874* AT SBABB West Mbtdlii Tpka. age Improvemente at Hartford ilnue beyond Wednesday’s vote. and mOTOR SPORTS R1RR AND BATE SaUMfaciiok (iuafafttrrjci 94>-16U Rd. and Main St.'; $50,000 for on bote authorization and later or Your Back Sears 'neiew.x’^i-Aw.'V heating Improvements at the appropriations. ■ J . (kpea Daily 19Ae la 9t8$ Sears ItAM, ROtgl-ai AMD CO. tr *S! sot SI < K a m i ( o »at. 9:39 to 9.-W

1 . PAGE SIXTEEN V — ---- V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. aiANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, ^AUGUST 6, 1969 Bolton MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN Coventrv Ecumenical Concert Set People In — ** Area Students Hollytcood’s Golden Era Saturday at St. Maurice’s MakeUG>nn KIDDIE KORRAL The News GOP Endorses Four Deaths of Taylor, Garland Nursety school applications now, bdnK accepted BoUoft’a ftMir fhurches are a second concert to benefit Dean’s List for fall and summer progrram — 9:00-11:30 ■/ Kennedy Cancels Trip o o o p ^ ^ tn proAidne: an tne oxchangie la acheduled tor WASHINGTON fA P) — Be Caused Much Reminiscing Monday thru Friday. For Town CpuncO Forty-one Manchester and 76 = ? t o belS^l^lka K ^ cajaie o T T S c iraccld^:; The Republican ’Town Com- completed the ciub year, and area town students ‘ have been HOIXYWCXJD (A P )' — The al appearances In films or tele- “Prepare Your Child For KinderKartcn'’ mlttee yesterday endorsed Jesse during that period contributed vision or the theater: named to the second semester recent deaths of Judy Garland Full-Time Day Care and Hourly Care held outdoors (he hLH>rary ropean tour which was to have Bralnard, Richard Coughlin community serv- dean’s list at the University of and Robert Taylor caused many Jack Oakie, Joan Blondetl, Open 7:00-5:30 Monday thru Friflay church but will move Inalde record- Included an address Aug. 19 to Hugo Thomas and Bruce WU- Connecticut. reminiscing Americans to won­ Richard Arlen, Buddy Rogers, . .. „ „ were again part ot the club’s Rudy Vallee, Oesar Ftomero, 9 Debnont St, Manchester— Phone: 649-5531 In case of rein ^ Including many the World Conference on Youth son tor the Town CouncU. progrom, with the wril-chlld Manchester students are der If the great figures of Holly- -a.. popular numbers. In Brussels. George Raft, Ruby Keller, Ches­ Endorsed Republicans tor the clinic, dental and visual acre^- Joanne P. AgostinelH, 247 Oak wtxxl's Golden Eror—the 19ao»— of Wisdom, slaters Biter-Ubrary Loan Oen- A spokesman for the Senator ter Morris, Allan Jones, Marie Board of Education are incum- ^ clinics, Ekiater Seel Drive St.; Jane A. Anderson, 55 Acad­ were disappearing. Wilson. Joel McCrea, Roy Mil- Mary Ikninaculate NovlOate of Tuesday legal matters aris- emy St.; David J. Bakulski, 4 Utchfteld. who will perform to- now has-iooto (n large Ing from the death In the car bent Richard Messier and Ar- annual swimming program This Is to reassure such wor­ land, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. \ thur Toumas ^ bonefittlrg from the vdun- Waddell Rd.; Paul J. Bakulski, Marlene Dietrich, Alice Faye. terpreUve dandiw to Psaims contem- accident of Mary Jo Kopechne, riers: Large numbers of the . > teor sorvices of club members. 4 Waddell R d.; Pamela Barning- Eleanor Powell and Jane With­ and nia,^ to the sonss of atmnn titles. The Bolton Pub- 28-year-old former secretary to / Ten RepubUcans filed their In- rm...... w ham, 238 Mountain Rd.; Judith stars of the 1930s are still oUve . “ ’Through $ho year, the ciuto ers. the ladj' plumber in those and OartuiAel. the pro- borrow these his brother Robert, had prompt- N. Bernstein, 48 Quaker Rd.; and well. tentlon to run tor the Town contributed ftmds to the Borth- television commercials. t h e m I gram are the Pajw tette Goaoel ^ Interested person, ed the tour cancellation. James G. Best, 53 Coburn Rd.; indeed, some of them are still Council with the town commit- Dlmock Miemorlial. Library, the Singers of Hartford a n d ° ^ ^ sto iy^ o u r tor didldren Diet. Atty. Edmund Dlnls of James E. Bransfield, 424 w . functioning at the top of their Loretta Young, Irene Dunne tee. ’They include Gene Boying- Porter Library, Student Loan and Claudette Colbert have done chicken Inner Voice,’’ a sliigli* btoud through eight wlM be the Massachusetts district Middle Tpke.; Sandra E. Chap­ profession. Katharine Hepburn ton, Richard Clemens, Zacca^ Fund, sex education program of yom* people fiSSTsStoi! Martha’s in, 20 (31yde Rd.; Amelia E. Is as much In demand as she little performing In recent years Manchester and Hartford Vineyard accident scene has re- rlah teone, Wesley Lewis, 1 ^ - blgh school, Easter Se^ Costa, 12 Bonner Rd.; Margaret was when she Won the first of but might be lured back wllh The Paison^tte Gospel 'simr- BuOotIn Board quested an Inquest Into the thew Sataro and George Sa- oampalgn, (Joventry-toCoven- P. DeHan, 26 Westminster Rd.; her three Oscars tor "Morning the right rote. Less probable to checks vole. program, WUUmantlc As- a r e «rs have been together since There wlH toe a Board of FI- Slrl’s death. Jean-Marie C. Dblenc, 93 Syca­ Glory” in 1932. Henry Fonda the return of aisuher 1930* star, c o m i n g 19M, and they have sung In meeting toidght at 7 tn ^ , Two other Republicans filed more Lane; Leslie E. Egan, 75 and James Stewart are making Greta Garbo, though producers churches of all denominations ™ Oommunlity Hall fireplace ^ » a A«U Cabor tor the Board of Education, "'® **®*’®“^ ^ Jarvis Rd. 6 Western together at Santa Fe. keep trying. throughout the state. They board will discuss PALMA DE MALLORCA, Robert Danehy and Bruce Walk- Books were donated to ,the Also, Patricia A. Feltham, 84 N.M. James Cagney still resists the have appeared on local televl- , appropriation asked Spain (A P ) — If Zsa Zsa Gabor er. There was no contest tor Dimock Ubraiy and the Ja^s Rd.; John A. Frazier, Fredric March ended a so- repeated urglngs to give up his alon and alao have eung* on . ^ wieffelectman Oor the ever comes, back to Spain she the Board of Tax Review, with Miary’s Church Ubrary. 178'Oakland St.; Merle L. Fra­ called retirement to sign for two retirement. Norma N earer has m ^ college campuses. « Herrick Me- faces two months Imprisonment BYederick White and Jesse Wll- The club members particl- zier, 65 Oliver Rd.; Linda Y. pictures. Edward G. Robinson nea’er returned since her Inst Since the concert wlU toe held ® *he board ap- and a $71 fine for Incidents arls- llams filling those positions. pated as well In the Nathan Hale Gee, 115 Vernon St.; Sharon A. makes more films than any film In 1942. Oitkl star Jackie ^tslde, people are asked to ? ^ ''® f ^ approprlaUon will be mg from a row with a police- Incumbent and Zoning Board Weekend celebration and Boy Goodstlne, 25 Brookfield St.; name performer. Bob Hope to Cooper Is now a television exec- 1968 FORD bring a blanket or folding chair ^ approval, man of Appeals chalrmnn Grant banquet, end sent cards Kathleen J. Greene, 31 Tower always busy. Clary Grant could uUve, and Shirley Temple com­ Refrertunento will be avallatole'. *» the elec- These sentences were Im- Toothaker Sr. will run for that ™ elderly shut-ins for Rd.; Martha K. Hepburn, 387 work tor any studio, but he bines housewlfer>' and politics. position with alternate Ramon VatenOne’e Day. Hartford Rd.; WUliam J, Hust, seems tp prefer being a busi­ Freddie Bartholomew became Galaxie 500 4-Door Sedan ^°*®®” ** » ‘'''®" ...K. absentia after a court on advertising executive. b e n ^ ^ Bmer d t y Exchange ^ meeUng ,„und the Hungarlan-bom film Legislature Commends Town Menzel. Officers during the past year 87 Arcellla D r.; Russell B. Len­ ness executive these days. non, 25E Forest St.; Linda S. • AIR (X)NDITIONING wlU be personality guilty Tues- GOP Town Committee Chair- Cloutier, What about John Wayne, An­ Among the oUiors who are re­ ^ a t ^ a legislative resolution ’Town Manager Robert Wetes is giving 'to PhlUln HarriBon and Leon, 25 Crosby Rd.; Kathleen • AUTO. TRANS. aocept^ at the concert and day of hitting the cop during a man Leonard Benjamin said Rush, thony Quinn, William Holden. tired or In other profenslons: Dr. Douglas Smith of the Chamber of Commerce. The resoluulnyTdopted d u r S i g l l i r ^ n ^ A. Lyons, TO Laurel St.; Mary • POWER STEERING p r o ^ d s win go to 'buy equip- to Aug. 13. discussion last November of dls- last evening, “ I am pleased president; Mrs. ’Thomas Glenn Ford? AU got their starts William Powell, Robert Mont­ Assembly session, commends Manchester as one of eight New England teum. .v. K. Malone, RD 2; Richard L. ment tor young people that con- In the 1930s, though they didn't gomery. Randolph Scott. Sonja • WHITE TIRES nltlon by the National Cleanest Town contest conducted annually by the National cneaTuD with the number of Republl- Meister, 6 Overlook Dr.; Harry RT'egttte at the exchange. ^ Manoherter Evening Herald cans who have indicated a will- VVhlpplo m , treasurer, reach top stardom until later. Henle, G «irge Brent. Deaium Palnt-Up, Flx-Up Bureau In Washington, p. C. The framed nJluiton w L X ^ w X m ^ J. Norton, 394 Summit St. woord player for after achool auininer oorrespondenbi MissMiaa Qa.,^.Qabor’s „ versiony^iaivu at. at tnothe bigness to serve on the first Committee chairmen included Many of the grande dames of Durbin, Madeleine Carroll, menu before by State Sen. David Barry. Haxrlson Is Chamber presldT^ T ^ T o r sTTth te Also, John S. Phillips, 18 . 0 eCmiDmiMnifequipment nrAare D Daveb.Va N^npHaNorris, tel. 640-8087, osMisr and__ a Hi was that she had been the Golden Era remain active In Johnny Weismuller, Fay Wray, chairman of the City Beautiful Committee. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus) Town Council. Of the 10 can- Miuphy, Mrs. Nel- Lenox St.; Beverly L. Pitney, drat prtoritiev. beaten by five policemen at the dldates filing, the Town Com- Goble, Mrs. Charles Lath- films and-or tetevtslon: Bette lAilse Rainer, Gene Autry, Ja­ Doug Bevins, tel, 648-7626. 54 Horton R d.; Michael B. Po- Officers o f, the Manchester Automobile Dealers Association Palma airport. She vowed she mittee has made its recom- Mrs. WlUlard Watrous, Da\'ls, Rosalind Russell, Joan net Onynor, ChnrleH Farrell, 6 dolny, 16 Coburn Rd.; Vic­ display fight litter poster and Utter bags to be distributed In / would never set foot on Spanish mendatlon by endorsing Jesse Mrs. ’Thomas Fleher, Mns. Val- Auto Dealers Crawford, Myrna Loy, Olivia de Paulette Goddard, Joe E. PINTO tor J. Porto, 171 E. (Jenter St.; cooperation with the City Beautiful Committee of the Manches­ Brown. Vernon terrain again, declaring: 'T Connecticut’s Country Fairs Brolnard, Richard Coughlin, Dynes and Mrs. Gerald Christopher Powell, 39 Gerard HavlUand. Jane Wyman. Bar­ ter Chamber of Commerce. From left to rlghL they are, J. Ami If you rcmenv'ber all those TED TRUDON, Inc. wouldn’t spit on Spanish soli.” PINTO, People Interested Hugo ’Thomas and Bruce VWl- Mills. Auditors were Mns. David St.: Norman Rivard, 116 Colum­ bara Stiinwyck, Lana TVrner,. VOI.K.SWAUKN rOiUHHE To Distribute Stewart Johnston, treasurer; Ted Trudon, president, and Mike names, ytm've g>l to be over 40 In Narcotics ’Treatment Or­ son.” and Mrs. Rlchazd Breen. bus St.; Robert L. Sandstrom, Ann Solhem, Helen Hayes, Ida ITOUANII T|!RNPIKR TALCOTTVIl Offer Activities in Variety Lynch, secretary. (Herald photo by Silver.) or a student of the late, late To Most People, House Code Breaks 'Barrier ganization Inc., is now open Benjamlne continued, ‘"The fi- April, neiw officers for the 87 Concord Rd.; Susan V. Sher­ Luplno, Merle Oberon, Lucille Monday through Wednesday Ball. show. MONTREAI^ (A P) — Mrs. There are so many country vide handwriting analysis and decision rests with the Re- '^^^oming cHrt> year were etoct- lock, 166 McKee St.; Rodman Litter Bags evenings, 6:80 to 10, In the Jean-I.oul8 Frappler has broken falrs being held throughout Con- Durham will have helicopter P“ ****ean electorate at the cau- ^ ■ _'^ey are. Rreeldent, Mrs. D. Stewart, 19 Johnson Terrace; originated with the City Beau­ Clean, courtesy of Manchester These mate stars of the 1930s bottom floor of the Williams Officers of the Manchester Is Many Things, Mostly Bad a sex barrier by winning elec- vJoe-prealdent, Bruce D. Stuart, 37 ainton St.; tiful Committee. Its chairman. Automobile Dealers Associa­ also keep busy. David Niven, Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ Edward J. Sweeney, 90 Baldwin Automobile Association have Dr. Douglas H. Smith, says that tion.” Charles Boyer, FYed Mac- ine pnrase ” Houslng Code” ducted, Burkhart said h.u membership In the Cana­ copal Church on Park St. autumn that if one had the time AnT^ ^ ^ n ^ r Z n ^ l n S e ^ T “ ®“ " ’ ®*®"®”‘®® «*e‘ r Hght ^ treasurer. Rd.; Eugene A. Twaronlte, .34 announced that they will distri­ this is one of over 20 projects Murray, Mickey Rooney, Pot ls apt to conjure up about as currenUy !:;i1[^a s f r e e U ^ r i h- . An ex-addict, a parent of a ai^ energy, he could spend Just ^ug 3LSmt 2 t L r e h ’ ®‘'° ‘ ®® candidates to Bates- Spruce St.; Piero Verro, 29 bute litter bags In all new cars his committee Is promoting. In O'Brien, Walter Ptdgeon. Rob­ drug user, and a professional Diamonds Up 1 7 ^ many meanings or shades oI |n»Pectlon of aU areas of the tion -nieLav she Is the “f ™t atout every day now until Oct. an arts and crafti show and ®®*^® " ’ ® comimlttee chairman Ridge St.; Gary B. Youell, 88 June, the Connecticut Bank and ert Young, Lew Ayres, Robert counselor are on hand to talk 12 In some part of the state at , ___ . show and pii and Board of Ediieatlon'• « hiii k,. ___ —______and all cars brought In for re­ BANGUI In recent yenr;< Die an Angus show. oil and Board of Education.” will be Mrs. Harlan St. Trust Co. also distributed Utter Cummings, Melvyn Douglas, meanings as the w o rd ’’beauty” w ^ a l^ 'le 'h U e d To® hll'n to anyone on an anonymous pair. A majority of automobile bags. diamond indu.'rtry has prodiioenl Glastonbury offers a narada ’” '® "®*"es of all candidates, Mrs. Frank SanelM, Mrs. DikJ. Area town students; Bing Crosl^, Oroucho Marx. Is many things to many people, the recoi^i complete ^ d a'c^? ®''® *® basis. ’The phone number Is dealers In Manchester are The 5,000 polyplastic bags aliout half the (Central Afr (>:in Housing Code Inspector William curate. president of the brokerage firm r iThfi actually began In tj,e u ^ l cattle drawliur endorsed and non-ehdors- ley Ferguson. Mre. FlgteJa. Andover: Alan K. Hutchin­ Don Ameche. 643-2800. son, Hutchinson Rd.; Kathleen members of this association were purchased by the dealers Pepubllc's export revenue. Lcist Ginger Rogers, Betty Grabte Burkhart observes. In addition, Burkhart said, ^’rappler and Holland, Inc. Lltchfle d on June 26, but they At another fair In WalliSrford ®^’ be on the baUot of the Mrs. Mllto, Mrs. Gotole and are really be^nnlng to roll now a chicken barbecue is planned’ RepubUcan caucus. Mrs. Lathrop. Audltora will be V. Sheehan, Boston Hill Rd. which will distribute bags In association. Tliey read "H E LP” T'-'e n record 600,360 cam's of and Dorothy Liunour did their Burkhart wUl conduct a housing code’s Board of Ap^ Gardner Ackley In the month of August. Only ’Throughout the state fairti P’oUowbig the caucus, any can- Mrs. Bell and Mis. Pard Had- Bolton: Barbara A. Cocconl, cooperation with the City Beau­ in big tetters, with "Keep worth more than $18 million things In ''Hello. Dolly!'' Jrsin house-to-house Inspection In « “ «es where four towns had fairs In June will provide a vartetv of’ entiiH ‘^Mate who did not win has the dad. RFD 1 ; Karen L. Nystrom, 5 tiful Committee o$ the Man­ American Reaiitifii!” under­ '•crlh moro Vinn $1 Kinnil'.>n Arthur c^iirhe out of retirement ~ ^ there is some doubt as to the ANN ARBOR, Mich. (API — chester Chamber of Commerce. neath. They also say. In small­ wore produced, up 17 per <-en1 Police Log telrs ^ar^ H ‘ *®® ®“ch as ple-eatlng contests, °PPortunlty to file for a prl- New nuem-bers Installed dur- Fernwood Dr.; Kenneth C. fi>r a shoit-Uvod letevlslon se­ mon. The first phase will applicability of the code in spe- Gardner Ackro‘y! who ha^'b^en Shapazian; Anthony J. Sobol, The idea for the litter bags er print, “ Keep Manchester from 1067. ber m , ®“ o“ ons. band concerts, ™ ® ing the past year Include Mis. ries. Others who moke occaslon- start soon and the entire pro- clflc areas, or where there are U.8. Ambassador to Italy, Is re- RFD 1 ; Robert S. Whitehead. gram Is supposed to take about ®’'l«»uatlng circumstances re- turning to the University of ARRESTS In llrteh r ^ ‘*®"®®®’ ® pancake break- f ®°"®®"‘ Calvin Flah. Mrs. LaAWence Carpenter Rd. OF A\ANCHESTER five years Burkhart was recent- specific violations. Michigan where he has been Columbia: John T. Forryan ly appointed to the position of Burkhart said, Th^ 1 J . ... Barry Cole, 26, of 167 E. Cen- or three days. ^nd sawing, cattle drawing ®"‘? T " * t**® P®«“ ®*' ------1 ^ . . . - o UFirnwlth a CO*($25 v fee a a r/\to 4 the>i a town Jr., Rt. 87; John P. James, inspector.anarlnr ' code was deaiimad T__ !_ ‘"? ” ur.“ ,^°J'’,, . ® V■?®.'^'y . ' established------— ter •=>>"•St., aricoieuarrested on a warrant "P*’® Coventry 4-H Town Fair and livestock shows will be cllerk. ’Then a special party Pleads Guilty Lake Rd.; Stuart L. Kaplan; . ------Schedules and programs for ®*ection Is held. Rose E. Marchisa, Rt. 6; Rob­ ------w ruv SlIVCUlO UIB*" - - - -nt®3 1®r7.srs'TrJ 1 A. A --- ”ik: "?r' «ZO GIIUIIJIIUII OI UlC rurt®’’“rarri"°;:xnn -®’ « A le HouBlns- nod« ’ 5 Ackley left ns chairman of the East Hartford ""f*and livestock s'shows, a photo all the fairs are listed In the The names of the four can- HAR'TFORD (A P ) — An Blast ert T. Pawlowski, Pine St. DRAPERY SHOP crimination and Invasion of • prl- or" f ’ bltemadblighted®h^rtne’ln*v»!S*’®‘^^ h™. , t’University’s ^tverslty’s economics depart-depart­ and art show pony rides, ” 1969 Handbook of Ckinnectlcut didates for the council, and two Hartford man was given a two- Coventry: Terri E. Anderson, vacy by a local government ®'*lfh‘ ®d housing In Vernon” ------ment in 1962 to become a mem- Phillip Bourque, 64, of 25 rnovles and game booth. Among Fairs” which can be obtained i°r the school board will be to-flve year prison term tn Su- High St.; Donald L. Bissett, that seems only Intent on com er o the 1 resident’s Council of cheater Dr., charged with ls.su- offerings at the Tolland by writing to Joseph N. Gill, Placed on the Nov. 4 ballot, porlor Court ’Tuesday when he RFD 4; plane C. Buscaglia, Sil­ pllcatlng their llveS^. 11 O A K ST. ance of a bad check. Court ap- bounty 4-H Fair from Aug. 22- Commissioner, Department of when local voters will go to the pleaded guilty to two counts of ver St.;' Carolyn E. Crane, To property owners, Burk­ Vernon 1 W8, Ackley was nominated to pearance Aug. 18. e*"® ® horse show and rides. Agriculture and Natural Re- P°Be 1® decide the makeup of robbery with violence. Standlsh Rd.; Kathleen R. hart noted. It means the possi­ DC ambassador to Italy. ------During those same three sources. State Office Building, ^be first seven man Town Cteun- Walter A. BJorklund, 26, had Crane; Kathleen M. Custer, 33 PHONE 643-5171 bility of added expenses and ef­ Donald Deszo, 44, of Slur- Ibe Hartford County Hartford, Conn. 06116. cll^ tume^ himself In to police In Crestwood Rd.; Louts C. Dam- fort, a decrease In profit and Town Hires Next Moon Walkers bridge, Mass., charged with 4-H Fair In Windsor Locks, EUich party will place four New Britain In March and al- kauskOB, Midland Rd. sometimes court action. .HILO, Hawaii (AP) — ’Two shoplifting under $15 from Cal- ^bere^will be an unusual Doodle- names on the ballot for coun- legedly told police that ha was Also, Eve A. Knowles, Dtmn "Neither group seems to think Rd.; Shdrley M. Kuchy, Nathan U as'tronauts slated to be the nextnovi dor’sdor's on the Tolland Tpke.Tiike. Re- contest,Contest, a Queen’s Contest 27,600 Miles Open cll with the seven top vote - one of two men who took $300 of other possible effects o( Hale Dr.; Richard M. LeMay, Welfare Aide two men ot go moon walking, a leased on a $60 cash bond for Revue. CHICAGO—Well over half the efetters p 7 ‘ “ comprising the“ *= council, at gunpoiiKgunpoint from- the Cumiber- housing code enforcement,” the 97 Midland Rd.; Phyllis A. stone and Ken’s Inspector said. Mrs. Joan Pearsall Meadow planned for later this f<«>rt appearance Aug. 26. ‘ be fairs offer a planned 42,600-mlle Interetale niiWlci^^ Ftarma stone ant Lodder; Susan J. Smith. Rt. liiiii n rn„i Lark Rrl hn iv. ’ ‘"'e "^en to go moon walking a ------variety of Interesting food for highway system Ls now nn«n Publicans will each- put up two Dairy Store last spring, l-jl! 44A; Donald E. Storrs, RFD 4; ______, ______^ ______rvyrnmauTv^A. i.i j — ------— — s w ia i*,* u i \« aiw. Kjenuxy XlUi "PronoriJ^property owners seldom think wolfnrwelfare coordinator ’ Z appointedi''>- training » __•>- mission. Robert Morgan, - 31, of Coven- - anch '^bo get hungry during ® traffic ^ Ssays y s .tne.the <.xiimmeirceC o n ^ ^ e ^Jj® tu-.. — »- ---- BJerkhind i.. did not Identify his Judith A. Treschuk, Rt. 44A; In terma nf In h ------*^**® Apollo 12 astronauts Charles ® '•eslgnatlon of Mrs. Mar- will spend at least two days on a checi. Court appearance Aug. Meat lard, 78 Moimtaln St.; Leanne m :inter.^e‘"'^^^^^^ Vlekl. geological field trip over "the lu- 26 wecnersfleld will pro- started on another 6,216 mllee. ’Hie 'Mothers committed the holdups on Jan. I) Club recently 31 and March 8 S. Baron, Frog Hollow Rd.; Charles R. Eastwood, Piimey equipment and a future tax ’^®. tfie miii saving due to the reduction In Part-time position la $8,200. on the AOCIDENTS St.; Jeannle A. Dobltsky, 193 island of Hawaii. the need for urban renewal and Mayor John E. Grant said the Bruce Rosa, 24, or 634 Wood- Jobs HIU Rd.; Edward E. i rehabilitation.” Job will soon have to be a full- . ^ epehcsnuin for the National bridge St,, charged with failure Grazlani, Cider Mill Rd.; time one. Aeronautics and Space Admlnls- to drive In the proper lane, af- m Burkart said, "Tenants, on Laurienne P. Goodman. Plnney theUit, «nother o r nanohand, never consider Pearsall, wife of John “ ®‘ ‘ ®’' ®‘''’ “‘ "ick a utility pole St.; Beverly B. Lewis, Snlpslc what housing code enforcement “ vod In Tolland for — . X i ’ a* ,h^ a “ bd on Holl St. thla morning at Lake Rd. means to them ” H « cUah mnh "** years before moving to Ver- Apollo 12 backup 12:30. Ro.h.s will appear In court Hebron: Lois A. Bailey, Deep Wood Dr.; Richard A. Da- tt^r^ "®“™d T - , A rrrwte marjian, RFD 1. ulty wiring and heating equljv ‘ t„ . _ OPPORTUNITIES ment which greatly reducea the i°®®.P'’ ’ ^'■""‘ wood, L.I., Ernoat Tyo’s car .sustained Wapping: Diane C. Boxer, 946 damage from an unknown ve­ Ellington Rd.; Frands J. Donna Iiiliano hicle, while hl.s car was parked Carino, 2545 Ellington Rd.; In front of hla home at 20 Ash­ Maryjane Dooley, 284 Avery St.; Given Shower ford St., Tuesday morning. Christine M. Gellineau, 185 Val­ r-z;: UNLIMITED ley View D r.: Gilbert- Gedlneau tary regulations greoUy reduces Miss Donna lullano of 127 COMI’ IJUNTS Jr., 185 Valley View Dr.; Thom­ as P. Mahoney, 17 Highland D r.; the spread of d l ^ e 'i m d to a In orteM ® ’a?’ rhe‘’Nateal! ' " ' “ ® Robert E. O’Connor, 329 Njevers m ^ u n , emues a more Hate Homestead C oven ^" ®‘ ® -bower at the Sun- ftee" o r ® l y t s St*“ ® M ; X PART OF A GROWING COMPANY Rd.; Linda M. Swider, 95Brook rta ^ i^ co m fo rta h lo fivin g en - was manager of a store In -e‘ Restaurant, Hartford. about 3:46 p m, When he came St: M am lx’ster 7 j Rockville Centre, N.Y., for About 80 guests attended the out to hts car In a half hour, Tolland: Faith E. Chorches, noth poupe tend to think three years and a dental auts- event given by members of the two of his wire wheel covers Cider Mill Rd.; David C. CSapp, ^ in terms of what It will tant and hygienist. bridal party. Tliey are Miss with spinners were missing. Old Stafford Rd.; Charles W. W them rather than consider- She has been active In the Sandra Nicholson. Mrs Gerard ______- WE ARE EXPANDING IN AU SIX OF OUR Hatton, Stafford Rd.; Richard SAVINGS the fact that It is impos- Connecticut Antiquarian and Poulin and Mrs. ’niomas Mas J. Roberts, Merrow Rd. Z ” ,S°e'ety. TotUuid His- saro, all of Manchester: Mrs. G e rm a n s S a v e a Bit PLANTS WHICH W lU REQUIRE ADDITIONAL Rockville: Lucy B. Andrews, life, Burkurt siUd. torlcal Society, Tolland Library Edward Doucette of Rockville 75 Regan St.; Dorothy M. Arzt, Save now7 Noting that the Housing Code Association, past vice chairman Miss Mary Yankowakl of Hart BONN-The world’s first par­ SKILLED MACHINISTS AND MACHINE 25 Reed St.; Roxten E. Baker, A L O A ] ^ ts not something new to Vernon, Tolland and Rockville Nurs- ford, and Miss Alison Mauri of 1!®"’ ®'’ *"^ ' skyscraper Is South Rd.: CHaudette M. Berube, Burkart said It was initiated In *"* Association and the volun- East Hartford Bonn’s new 29-story Federal Ot- OPERATORS. IF YOU ARE NOT SKILLED Shenipsit Lake Rd.; Chrirtine Association 1963 under the dlreeUon of Sam ‘ «er .reading club at the Mead- Miss lullano, daughter of Mr 2''® ’’ “ " ‘“ "8- R provides 480 E. Cebula, Brown Bridge Rd.; on Slipcovers^during Allen os part of the t o w n ’ s ®w Brook School Library. and Mrs. Frank lullano of 127 ^b"**®-*"*^ members and com- PERHAPS YOU CAN QUAUFY FOR OUR Yolanda J. Collier, RFD 2; "Workuble Progmm.” This P®“ ™ «» ‘“ b over her White St win ...... ^ mlttee? with their own rooms. Doris E. Crane, Nl^derwerfer program Is a prerequisite for ‘*b“ ®- Inuuedlatoly. hri,i. ‘’.®®°"'® ‘**® -“ ve money, there’s no” i ^ : Rd.; Lynette E. Dauphin, 6 Fox federal funds In the areas of Hartford on Sept. 20 at i i frames are of teak Instead of HUl Dr.; Catherine A. Dobosz, our Department-Wide housing for the elderly, urbiui a.m. at St. SiSSSS ^ *™ * “ «,««« Bridget Church. »leel. 116 Grove St.; Maryann T. Dow- renewal and other fedemlly iu». Marine 'Weather glewicz, 173 High St.; Pamela Something Z i r * WINDSOR LOCKS, Oonn. J. Drahos, 4 Berger Rd. Semi-Annual Sale ! (AP>-TldeH will be high along PLANT LOCA'nONS Also, Maxine P. Hulsart, 30 Nye ' St.; Brian P. Hurt. Dart ^ k l ^ “ ’ ® ^Connecticut shore today ■ from 6 R.m. at New Ixindon to PALM BEACH CARDENS, FLORIDA HUl Rd.; -Susan M. Lanz. 2 Burkart said that over the 8.46 a.m. at Brldgejairt and Grand Avo.; A. H. Meyerhoff, M l ...... Ri(. $99JI..... Nin $17. ytoars the code Inspection pro- from 8:3 0p.m. at New London RFD 2; O cela L. Nelson. 5 to look forward to p a m has had more than tu to 7 p m. at Bridgeport, FORT UUDERDALE, FLORIDA Adrian A ve.; Robert W. New- snare of troubles as the orlg- >is i j MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT marker. 39 Sunrise Dr.; Oiar- Soli I Ohiir...... Ri$. n S iS I..... Now USS. 6 Inal set of regulations t e n d e d «»* lene M. Paradis, Conklin Rd.; be confurtng and a m b l * ^ c h i c k e n c h e c k s Mary E. Rossignol, 36 Charter With money put aside and earning 5*/o dividends, you A r » r s . since they were derived from a Bridgeport, ARE COMING SOUTH W INDSOR, CONNECTICUT Rd.; Susan E. Shuey. 28 Gerald always have something to look forward to ... a now home, Soli S Two Ckiin...... Ri$. STOtSO..... Nmi $171 multitude of codet that existed Saybrook la VERNON. CONNECTICUT Dr.; Jane F. Smith. 10 Nye Rd.; yacht or car, world-wide travel and education for your hi other towns '2:46 Catherine W. WUUs, 3D Ml Ver­ mi. I A.4 * p m. Thursday. youngsters. It's 'a grand and glorious feeling. So why not The Inspections were conduct- o . s non Dr. ed more on a complaint basis , 8®"W“ ter temperatures In RUTLAND. VERMONT Vernon: Ann L. Dickens. Irene open a savings account at Manchester Savings and Loan SLIPC O V E R S . . . The eaaioit, m oat ecunomicaJ way to redecorate than on on area-by-area basis **'®"“ *" **>® Dr.; Bertina P Hennessey. 65 tomorrow? You can deposit any amount, whenever you and u M a te a rel tre a ts for soil fe ^ellency. lk Your fabric Is skill- lack of staff the files were in- Boating weather for Long Is- MarldiMn. Nutmeg Pharmacy. whitnevei; you need \it at thp Savings\and Loan, without fully cut, pinned to y.our furniture toO iViaureinaure properpro fit. Fabrics are complete and often teere were Sound: !r ^ ^'^®®'’ Monchester. Connecticut, Monday ALUMINUM GUTTERS Marianne I. Rieder. 85 Baker^ advance notice of withdrawal. Carefully matched, welts are hand made, and, self welted for added of years between the Variable winds at less than thru Friday 9 A M . to 5 PM - Saturday 9 AM. to 12 Noon. Rd l>eauty. Pricea include lioth fabric and lalior for: (I ) Up to 78’’ sofa noUce of 10 knou today, tonight and vlolatton and the re Inspection to Thursday. Mostly ctoudjr this 50 FT. ' Other hours by appointment. Telephone 643-2473. Ask for Mr. with 2 or 3 cunhionii. (2.) One cushion chair. Wing and channel back Labor and Material *** violation had been morning with occasional show- EFT A Exports Climb piecee pnecomlng partly cloudy this af- GENEVA — Exports by the Heavy Uauge White Aluminum ETTA countries rs*cbsd .$ » J new revived Code, copies of ternoon. Fair tonight and Thuri- Completely Quaranteed MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION whlch may be obtained at the day. Visibility five miles or bet- bOUon Ust year — 8 per cent office of the Building Inqiector i ter, except one to three miles GILTO EXTERIORS MAL TOOL end ENGINEERING COMPANY more 0 **" in 1867. Imports 1007 M AIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649,-4588 A O p e n 9 A.M. fo 5:30 P.M. - Closed Monday cUmbed 6 per cent to $ > 8-« in the Administration building. In showers and fog this mom- 443.2178 A GULP & WESTERN COMPANY * COVENTRY OFFlC^/y ROUTE 31 - TEL. 74?-732l W InspecUons, baaed on a com- Ing and patchy fog early Thure- Hon. The ETTA Open Thursday and Friday unfir 9 P.M. plaint basis, wlU still be oon- day moiml^. ^ Aiatrta, Denmark, - Finland. H o m y , Portugal. Bwedeo. Swltserland and the United

I . I'. Klncdotn. ■ •r PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDj MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 Tolland some return for these servlcea. A \ Section Two Wl^DNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 In other business last night, Rltchey of Emlenton, filed peti­ ^anrtiTBtrr lEnrning l|TraUi wedotsday, august e, ises Pages 19 to 36 the Board of Selectmen appoint­ Heirs Contest Will tions to have the will revoked. ed Robert Bach as assistant dog After receiving notice of the Education Board Candidate warden. ■ suit, three maternal cousins and 'the miracle of main streefi Warrantee Deeds Leaving Loot to Dogs an uncle of Miss Ritchey an- Pleads for End to Discord Eight warrantee deeds were swered the petitions this week FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. After all those terms have with a counter-claim of their recorded In the town clerk's of­ for aO A Consdieiit Stats Paiti Mrs. Carolyn Kolwlcz, a Tolland’s unreasonable grdwth fice during the past two weeks (AP) —Eleanor Ritchey loved been met, the state of the Quak- own. candidate for Uie Democratic rate,” she explained. including three for newly con­ dogs. For years, she combed the er State Oil heiress will go to The enn>in. » v of jon r nomination to the Board of Edu­ "Thus It becomes evident that structed houses. local pound and took home Auburn University where the Dorothy l ^ d e n , ^ d toe ^ ■ / 2 y cation, has called lor "an end as they share a common obliga­ Deeds recorded were Tolland strays nobody else wanted. money is to be used for re­ cle, William Bayer, all of Erie, to the gloomy prognostications tion, so do the educators and Hills to Robert J . and Sally Ann When she died last fall, the search on toe diseases of small Pa., or Its suburbs, said they and the personal attacks which the Board of Education share a Ouellette of East Hartford, 58-year-oId spinster had 160 animals. hair have been wasting our energies were toe lawful heirs to an common source of frustration,” property on Now Rd.; Bllow mutts on her ranch at West Del-__ Probate of toe will went almg ancestral estate. FAIRWAYi and clouding the issues as well Mrs. Kolwicz added. "As a con­ Builders Inc. to Richard A. and ray Beach, north of here. She without a hitch from October Both suits are being contested as lowering our morale.” cerned citizen I am calling for Cheryl S. Zellnskas of Manches­ also had an estate valued at $4.3 until June as toe Breward Na- Devil’s Hopyard by toe bank and toe university. items ^ "The headlines from Tolland ter, property on Dockerel Rd.; mlllion and a will providing up tional Bank, as trustee of the es- 7 .V J an end to the gloomy prognos­ Meanwhile, toe kennel is lately have appalled many tications and the personal at­ Monroe Moses to Ivan W. and to $128,000 a year for toe care of tate, continued operating toe nearlmr citizens concerned not only for Anita C. Kay of Maimfiester, tacks which have been wasting her dogs. ranch and Building*^he ila n k y S e y - s Z L Z n h a v r “f I barrettes • eorlera the morale of the town, but also our energies and clouding the property on Robin Clr., and Ar­ The will specifically stlpulat- kennel. The bank estimated It home ^ ^ for the interests of the school Issues as well as lowering our thur , Cottier to Monroe Moses ed that toe $126,600 annual In- would spend $36,000 a year on ______; • ties • nets children,” she stated. morale.” Inc., property In Wayne Manor. come from the estate be used to the dogs with toe rest of toe * permanents • elastics A Photos By Albert E, Buceivicius "Such clouds of emotionalism Also, Charles H. and Dorothy complete a $60,000 kennel for money accumulating, Florida water skier, pulled "Instead, let us narrow the we have new england’s largest selection against members of the Board C. Marsh, to Charles A. and alort by a giant kite, claims that of hair gap by coping and communi­ the dogs, provide for their care But In June, two half-sisters, In trying to get safely beck to ► we’re sure to have Just what you want! of Education is not only re­ Rosemary Vendura of Derby, cating,” she pleaded. "When until they were given suitable Lois Levy of Emlenton, Pa., and the water—the tricky pert—he “in the heart of downtown main street, mandiester!’’ grettable but could undermine one ponders the achievement of property on Robin Clr.; Peter homes, had died or 20 years had Marlon Boyer, of Cranberry, what is good and forward look­ F. and Joan M. Behmke to Ed­ heard mysterloua volcas telling o open thursday and Mday nights tm • o the impossible dream of man expired. pa.; and a half-brother, John him, rjot to fly again. He hasn’t. ing in our financially strained on the moon, certainly prob­ ward H. and Ada N. Hanley of school system,” she added. lems which we face In TV)lland Vernon, property on Carol Dr.; , Mrs. Kolwicz has called for a can be resolved.” Robert and Patricia McLaugh­ lin to John C. and Beverly Rich­ return to "the age old arts of Am bulance Plan Pro«ente«^latlon, last A. Duval of Vernon, property United States, and referred to as one of the wildest man.” Noting that a superficial night presented the Board of on New Rd. gap exists, she points to many Selectmen with a proposed plan One quitclaim deed recorded C c i l d o r Ideas "worthy of acceptance on for billing for services. during the period was from Al­ ravine^ in Connecticut, Devil’s Hopyard State Park, in E. both sides, points hopelessly lost Details of the plan will not berto A. Tefft Jr. to Jeanne In the kind of emotionalism be made public, according to Ann Tefft for property on Goose which rejects every proposal an Lane. Haddam, covers 860 acres. opponent makes.” First Selectman Eme.st Vlk, un­ til they are discussed with the "Unless all parties stop Board of B'lnance and Its chalr- Advertisement — to evaluate their common obli­ man, Howard Wolfanger, sr>me T. J. Crockett Realtor, has On the Eight Mile River, and highlighted hy the ex­ gation to serve the children of time In the next few week-s. opened a branch office on Rt. our towm, there is little hope of The charge for services will 195, Ijcs Babin Is manager. Sb^ successfully adapting to the citing Chapman Falls, the park offers rustic foot bridges begin upon receipt of the new In and see—him. Below Cum­ to budgetary limitations so as to ambulance, which will cost the berland Farm Store. noxzeM give Tolland the best possible town $7,000, or half of the to­ and trails for the walker and hiker, fishing for the sports­ school system,” she warned. tal purohase price. 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Mens-Ladies Crest Set is tr.nu Om an- S 6 ir 23.88 Any Bag. — Rag39.97-..—_Now 2 6 .8 8 .MiMX'hexti'r— SALE: WED. thru SAT. 114.5 -TolUiid Tjtki-. K\H US. OPEN LATE We reserve the right to liinii quaniiijes. Wilbur CniMi l*urk\vuv TliM MANCHESTER — 1145 TOIXAND TURNPffiE EVERY NIGHT . SALE: WED. thni SAT. svv<»: excarx s a t . -t i l a pm EXrr 93. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN lATE EVE8Y NIGHT PAGE TWENTY \ MANCI^STER e v e n i n g 5ERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE way standards call for addi­ T o l l p n d leased until the road has been contractors, although they are Aug. 18 due to the Republican tional clearances, it . appears completed and accepted by the not licensed. caucus being held at the Town Up to now I’ve only seen qne^ that new highway construction town.” In his letter Byrcm ' Wood Hall. The following meeting was T o w n N a m e s Tarkington Dr. side of polltlcsA really: GetU could be contained wKK^'n the Road Superintendent William Board Okays Ike^s Kin^s Been W aking Legal Curbs Proposed pointed to a 196S state statute moved up to Aug. 25 at 8 p.m. 'Hie town’s neweert street elected. Now I’ve seen a little of Two Morh Lanes on Highway exist'ng Connecticut Highway Sevclk submitted a report not­ requiring "aH parties directly In the Town Hall, due to the has been named ‘Turkingtem what happens after get Department r'ght of way.” ing thd binder course has been B l a d t B e m k responsible for the Installation Labor Day holiday. Sept. 1. Dr., in honor of Town Direc­ $40fi00 For In His Grand-dad^sShadow elected., "Both sid^ir’A re plenty In Report on Mines It was also noted that the broken in many areas and must Interesting, Revealed in State Plans of sanitation systeqis (septic tor and formM- three-term B y BOB POOS tunlty to state has not even h'red an en­ be patched, the final course or eet people that you Tentative State Highway De­ tank and drainage systems) to Manchester Evening Herald D e p o sito ry mayor/Harold A; TUrkington. Assoclaled Press Writer otherwiSi David a m j-^ fe Julie plan a WASHINGTON (AP) —Legis­ state fails to'establish an ac­ Thompson reported the plans gineer to ^tart planning the pro­ surface of the road has not beeif SchoolW ork would never dream of partment plans for the widening be registered .In their respective EATOWI visit t^rthe California White lation to check widespread envi­ ceptable program before the calling for the one-lane addi­ Tolland correspondent, ^ Bette 'The street is the recently And they want to be ject, and that the developea" Installed. Curbing still remains locaUtles. I have reason to be­ WASHINGTON (AP) The meeUn^ of the Wilbur Cross’ Hgwy. in tion in both directions and for Quatraiet tel. 875-284S. 1215 i/t SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD The state’s only.Negro-orlent- completed road to the west The Board of Directors indi­ H o u M ^ t San Clemente before ronmental damage caused by end of four years. should not have to wait until to be Installed as does addition­ lieve the Town of Tolland is young form er fence pednter on helph^” Tolland call for the adding of the construct'on of an overpass ■ed bank, the Coimecticut Sav­ of Manchester Memorial cated last night that it will ap­ organized starts. Also cited as harmful were this time. al drainage. not observing this regulation." his granddad's farm says this Some probing into underground mining has becii one lane in each direction to on Old Cathole Rd. in the vici­ ings and Loan Association of Hospital. F or the present, K summer's chores • were "the crim e was one of the Job’s hlgj petroleum and natural gas ex­ Despite repeated requests by The PZC also noted that a 'WHERE QUALITY ALW AYS prove the 840,000 additional al­ recommended In a draft report the present highway. nity of the high school. A lt h o i^ the PZC has In­ Chemist Self-Taught runs one-way from the hospi­ ploration and development the Onasac Development Corp. maintenance bond must be EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" .Hartford, Has been designated location needed for improving greatest work experience in my lights. The plans were revealed in He recommended the PZC structed the towm sanitation in­ HEUSENSTAMM, Germany tal, exiting on 8. Alhm St. along with development of to release the road bond on placed to cover the town, be­ a town depdaiUMy, by an action llle-” , " P o l i c e work all lodks so Swank To Attend »>^p*rtment. a letter to the Planning and permit developer William Aberle spector to be sure the license —Forty-one-year-old Thomas ‘Turklngton, in November, the heating and ventilating sys­ The report, released Tuesday. ground water resources and so­ roads In the Valley View sub­ fore the road bond can be re­ And for David Elsenhower the glamorous when you-4iee a mov- Zoning Commission, .sent by the to proceed with his subdivision, number of registered Installers Engel of Heusenstamm has ac U AIID Cs Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to f [of the Manchester Board o f Dl- w ill wind up 25 years on the tems at Nathan Hale School sald underground mining causes lution mining—mining by dis­ division, the PZC refused. leased. summer's work was over T ubs- te like ’8 0 1 1 1 1 1 ' bpt when you get Campus Institute town’s consulting engineer, be included on the permit Is- qulred the title of “Plastics n U U H O a Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) Vectora last night. Board of Directors and on serious effects upon the environ­ "Pinewood Acres,” which will In a letter to the Aetna U fe and for installing electronic day as a researcher and gen- under the surtk'ce of this prob- solving minerals underground Jiames Thompson of Buck and Sanitation Installers. s^d, a check on the latest per- IQng” because of his 60 plastics its predecessor, the Bocud of ment through surface subsi­ abut the highway. and Casualty Co., holders of the “ The board’a action was controls in five elementary cral handyman In the office of lem you realize how complex it J. Grant Swank Jr., Manches­ and pumping them to the sur­ Buck. The PZC received a letter of rhits indicates some are still be­ patents. He has become an in­ Selectmen. He has announced dence, water pollution, accumu­ face. “ The exLsting right-of-way is bond. Town Counsel Robert iiunanlmous, but with one ahsten- Sen. Roman Hruska. R-Neb. is and>bw important. ” he said. ter Chamber of Commerce ex­ complaint from B. O. Wood and ing issued without the license ternationally sought-after chem­ that he is retiring from pub­ schools. lations of .‘tolld u-aste and fires, At a meeting with State H'gh- 300 feet wide,” 'Thompson King, acting for the PZC, stat­ Have You Tried Our Own, MNd Cure, *tk>n, by Republican John Gar- ’’Whenever everyone elsfe on iysenior this year at Amherst, ecutive vice president, will at­ The Interior Department de­ Sons regarding the use of sep­ numbers included. ical expert although he has had lic office. In fact, it was informed by way Department officials. .stated. "E ven though new high­ ed, "The bond iiiay not be re- !^de. the staff was tied up I pitched in Flsenhower says he is undecld- tend the 1969 Institute for Or- both In sairface refuse banks nied an accusation by consumer tic system installers by local The PZC win not meet on no formal training in chemistry BONELESS BRISKET Town Counsel John Shea that • Garsfde explained that he Is Hie motlan to name the and helped where I could,” Da^ ed on a career. Law .school Is gantzatlonal Management at^ '•''-'I underground. advocate Raiph Nader that the It Is mandatory for it to approve opposed to ‘ ‘tokenism,” and street ‘Turklngton Dr. was vid said with a grin reminiscent almost certain. And there will Syracuse University next week. "About two million acres of report was being suppreaaed / the appropriation. Jthat the deaignation opens the made last night by Mayor of his grandfather, the late probably be only a routine ser\'- The institute is conducted land surface. 99 per cent of "so as not to discomfort or ex­ .way for all banks in the state Nathan AgostineUi. The vote Bids for the work were opened Presldent Dwight D. Elsenhow- ice hitch for the grandson of the each year on the Syracuse cam­ which over cool mines, al­ pose the coal Industry to public Jto make the same request. (The was unanimous by the six Friday night. The price sub­ er. General of the Army. pus by the Chamber of Corn- ready has subsided following criticism.” .designation as depository was directors present. Turklngton mitted by the apparent low bid­ / eORNED BEEF Hniska wqs highly compli­ Young Elsenhower worked In mercc of the Untied States, underground mining.” the re­ In a letter to Undersecretary did not attend last night’s [requested by the bank.) He said der, the GAF Mechanical Con­ mentary of the young man’s a cubicle containing three W’ashlngton, D.C, ’The purpose port snld. and another six mll- of the interior Rinnell E. Train, meeting. He is away on va­ rthat he is more concerned with tractors of Bloomfield, was work, particularly a Job. his 21- scarred, ancient wooden desks of the Institute ts-trr-provlde a Lon acre! already undermined Nader had charged that HolUa h o o r [naming local banks as deposi- cation. 8123,000. When engineering and S "po^v a potentially dixngoroua Dole. asRistant secretary for ANNUAL year-old staffer (Ud on research- behind a plastic partition In a concentration of courses In ' ‘ttories than outside banks, “ be In making the motion, contingency fees are added, the Ing Justice Department appro- back wing of the Hruska suite in Chamber of Commerce pro- threat.” mining resources, was the prin­ .they black or white.” Agostinelli said, “ It Is entire­ apparent low price is 8141,750, priatlons hearings. the Old Senate Office Building. grammtng and action for Cham- Tt»e report recommended cor­ cipal official inpcoix-ed in holding ly proper and necessary that [ Mayor Nathan Agostinelli and which is approximately 840,000 Dld being the grandson of one He spent other summers ber executives throughout the rective legislation placing re­ back the report. we memorialize his 25 years higher than the sum anticipeut- •Director David Odegard, also president, the son-in-law of painting a white fence on grand- northern states region. sponsibility with the states and Train said the report had been of dedicated and devoted pub­ ed and available. ‘ Republicans, pressed tor the President Nixon and resident of dad’s farm and working as n ’This will be the second year authorizing the secretary of the returned to the Burmu of Mines lic service. He has earned 'designation. In July, the directors had ap­ the White House this summer stable hand and ns a trainee In for Swank lo attend the Insti­ Interior to provide technical and permanent recognition.” for further study because tt had 2 Agostinelli said, “It is time propriated the additional 863,- help or hinder? a mall order firm. tute. In 1968 he attended under financial aid. been Inadequately treated. He • we recognized the problems of 640 needed for renovating the "W ell you’ve got to say It Is he Interested In a political the auspices of the Greater The secretarj' would be au­ said K "Is still imder rex-lew and .the region and made even token Bennot Jimlor High School .helped,” Elsenhower said In an or government career? Hartford Chamber of Oom- thorised under the proposals to 1s ixHisidenxl only a woriclng pa­ -attempts to correct them.” Manchester heating system, and It was on interview. "Y ou get the oppor- "W ell. I don’t know for sure, impose federal regulalloru If a per at this time.” Odegard said, "Black capb that basis tthat Shea ruled that tallsm is here and we must aid Hospital Notes the 840,000 additional allocation ^ ^------[ It.” is mandatory. ' ' Dr. Sedrick ^wlins of Man- He said that the voters, last Buy now and save for Chrhf- VIBITINa HOUBS • Chester, an incorporator of the November, approved 86^,000 FOR THIS Intermediate Care Semi- V i h a t JEWELRY ■ fbank, urged Manchester for school repairs. T ^ sum ap­ mas, birthdays or any other private, noon-Z p.m., and 4 p.m. • participation, "even if only as peared on the voting machines EXQUI8ITC 8 p.m.; private rooms, 19 a.m.- CLEANER , an act of tokenism.” He said as a package deal. 17)6 voters, event. Shop early for best se­ a lb Z p.m., and 4 p.m.4 p.m. that Manchester becomes the m effect, approved the recom­ 4-riEOE lATge U^-os. She Pediatrics: Parents allowed , fourth town in the state to de- lections. Sale starts tomorrow any time except noon-Z p.m.; mended projects, even if the 6 B u y ! / R « 9 . [aignate the bank as one of Its R «g. 91.69. otliers, Z p.m.-8 p.m. cost spilt was not shown. By at 9 A.M. m depositories. approving an additional alloca­ $ 4 9 .9 5 FOOTED Onljr Self Service: 19 a.m.-Z p.m., H E A D C U T The board agreed that a sum tion to one project the board is S Shop-Rite Sauings! 4 p.m.-8 p.m. • of UP to 850,000 will be de- Intensive Care and Coronary obligated to approving an ad­ W hole Brisker lb. 69e “ posited. ditional appropriation to the COFFEE ONEIDA STAINLESS Care: Immediate family only, ■*>r— 7*9 lb. ovg. — Includes All C eiifer SRcw anytime, limited to five min- other. Shea said. ■J J Mf m V w SALAD SET ntea. 1716 directora, before taking SERVICE Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- action, will ask the Board of (Cold Meat Fork ft Pierced 'MINUTES FRESH," EXTRA LEAN Police Qose 1Z:48 p.m., and 6:S8 p.m.-8 Education to list its prloritlas I Freshness is fhe TaUeepoonJ p.m .; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and for capital Improvemmts. In * Oiflerence of Shop-Kite 8:88 p.m.-8 p.m. the interim, a letter of intent FRYING Reg. 93.50. |^i| Zapata Case Age Limits: IS in maternity, will be sent to the contractor. W H O il GROUND CHUCK IZ In other areas, no limit in ’ Rafael Zapata, suffering from /PEACHES a broken left leg, multiple abiu- self-service. EXTRA FANCY aions, and exposure, told police Vernon lb. VMUES STAINLESS from his bed at Manchester The administration reminds rri s i i Memorial Hospital yesterday vlsttors that with construction J. 0 C H «A ffC F 0 Ol l l l fl COCKTAIL FORKS that he fell from the 30-foot tmder way, parking space is ^ rrii e . V.- FRYING CHICKENS is a tn er QUAftTWtO) limited. Visitors are asked to L rU lltV 111 I h e ft 3 .3 9 ' cliff at a Rt. 6 work site near tW H T Set of 8 bear with the liospltal while the ’ Highland St. Sunday n ig ^ by ac­ paridng problem exists. R «g . 93.92. f I Q Q cident, end police have closed Of Keys to Gars Corn 10 ^ 49* \ the case. CALIFOftNIA lABTUTT A 19-year-old youth was found (M y i Zapata, 20, from New York ADMITTED TBS’TBRDAY; guilty receiving stolen goods Pears ih 19* City, was found sitting among Kenneth Andrulot, SO l^ye St., Roasting Chlcltens'^37* LUKIOUS - some bloodstained rocks, at the Rockville; Warren B. Bohlman, after a short trial In Circuit * bottom of the cilff his faoe ob- East Hartford; Richard B. Car­ Court 12 yesterday. Keys to "U.Sa JL O O U fO U ItTi A Nectarines 29* BIRTHSTONE r soured with caked-on Uood, by ter, 25 Skinner Rd., Vernon; three cars had been found on CALIFOftNIA "I " s ill u s. • 1 ' " 'V LB. L an Aruba'Bros, worker Monday Ann L. Chlnlelewakl, Ellington; Uoyd Carter (rf Hartl Dr., Ver­ RINOS ; morning shortly after 8 o’clock. Thomas J. Cordner, 144 Glen- Potatoes s.ibb.849* ' ’The cliff is located ecrosa High- wood St.; Mrs. Frances A. non, when he was arrested for PORT HO ' *'.,... ut.' A x e ’ land St. from the Highland Gauthier, 354 Main St.; James intoodcBtlon July 21. 10% to 40% off MACHINE SLICED * Park Maiitert. D. Larson, Willimantlc; Mrs. Watermelon «wh89* R li sneaks Vemon Police Officer John ‘ At that location, Arute has Doris Mastrangelo, East Wind­ Shea testified that the custom­ « been blasting a cut through the sor; Mrs. Julia R. Menzel, Box ary procedure when someone Is ■ I Nationallv Advertleed rook ledge to make way tor 84, Coventry; Armand Nadeau, arrested in an Intoxicated con- tOMYOOMOSTSiW CalHomio Chuck Stook American SALAMI WlUlngton; Mrs. Clara M. Pan- CUTS M 9UlA8tTTU WATCHES* « Rt. 6. Sharp-edged boulders and dltlan la to lock them up until 0 A rloli addition to any home. Service Includes O oup coffee clera, 18 Orchard St. * smaller rocks cover the ground they are sober. A search Is also SH( »l' wn I I l.' A I '! A lib Also, Pasquale Pontlcelli, 99 FHIat pot, covered sufirai* bowl, cream pltober and 12^' round " at the base of the cliff where In order and the car keys and ( A Ul III L ' W I W Homestead St.; Mrs. Lydia E. Beefl?'®!! Staclit 10% to 90% oH ' Zapata fell. a registration oertifloate turned tray tliat offers unlimited uses for servlnfit convenience. Rowland, 145 Cedar Swamp I cut ™ Zapata told police that he ran up when Qarter was searched, B roccoli Spears Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Stella *Dteoootiauied Models , from the Foster St. boarding he said. ^ NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED Seefer, 40 Olcott St.'; Mrs. Edna Slob Bocon Vaol house where he was staying, Carter testified that he found Smith, 90 Pine Tree Lane, Wap- r mistakenly thought had threet- Walciorf Toilet Centerfleld St.; Mrs. Anne M. cher, testified that the keys G • ened him wUh police action. But Webb, 411 N. Main St.; John were those for three vehicles on Swanson Dinners . Phillip Saundera said yesterday Zaparesky, East Hartford; Mrs. the dealer’s lot, and that Oort- Mazola Oil Tissue that 21apata misunderstood his Helen T. Zlngle, 26 Elm St., or had been there shopping for intentions. Saunders said he only a car the same day he was 99* now...a new model Wapplng; Mrs. Mary D. Zon- ' wanted to get Zapata medical ghettl, 88 Grove St., Rock-vllle. arrested. sHOft.ftin $ | 9 9 2 9 c attenticn for a bed eye prcd>- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: After the finding of guilty. "U.S. CftADI A FANCY" lem he had. Judge Thomas Corrigan ques­ Save at Least 30c Lb.! Erwin A. Konesnl, Pomfret; Accutron'timepiece Zapata told police that after Mrs. Ceclle BInctte, East Hart­ tioned Probation Officer Paul Orange Juice 1 0 *O P P L A M L ’ the ministers left, he left his ford; Joseph A. Kowell, 107 McOsaty about any reports he CHOCK P U U O NUTS room at the boarding house and Helalne Rd.; Marion Llsowskl, had concerning Carter who U ARMOUR'S STAR Miracle Whip Gain at only ran more than two miles to 179 Oakland St.; Mrs. Helen S. currently on probation. McGeary 5 ti^- 89' Highland St., over the rough Sharp, Glastonbury; ’Thomas C. commented on a long history 12>et.| Coffee ground Immediately before the Hovey, Hebron; Lee B. Curtis, of problems. He said he had no Detergent Special purchaee arrangements Skinless FRANKS cliff and then fell over the edge. 154 Crestrldge Dr., Vemon; report concerning the psychi­ atric treatment Carter has had 49< He remained at the bottom Clarence A. Mlkoleit, 21 Wood­ Low With International make this ql. |«r of the cUff for about 12 hours. land St.; Pearl McIntosh, 82 but that he would get Ote re­ s e e * low price possible. Handsomely ports. • ^ ," 9 9 * IT’S NATIONAL BRONZED BABY SHOE MONTH' mo through the heavy rain Sunday Washington St. Compote fashioned with popular Cadroon night, until he was found—with Also, Marcel J. Hebert, East Carter's mother, Mrs. Lau- only la rd er, it’s high. Diameter no shoes, no shirt and no iden­ Hartford; Daniel F. Reale, 184 rlne E>riacoU, rrtated her ac­ SH O P P I t l ’. A l A D ( M U N f I H ,M t ',H O P P in Warren Ave., Vemon; Mrs. count of the years of medication 7 ^ * . A lovely acceaaory uaed tification papers —the next morning. Marie G. Painchaud, 55 Grove and treatment since her son was individually or in pairs to Reports that Zapata had a St.; Alan J. Wilson, 185 Union six years old. She said she could CHUM nr SAUIAd Vegetable Oil Del Monte Tuna Tomato Catsup enrich a festive table. visual impairment were check­ St.; Walter T. Kelly, 101 South not be responsible for him at UIIE '/. Quantity limited at this low price. ed at the hospital by police. St., Apt. 51, Rockville; Nancy home since he would only run John's Piiio a*K- « a j » 25 E. Wilson, 29 Griswold St.; on BABY SHOE BRONZING Examinations revealed thafhis away as he has In the past. , ACCUTRON “240** vision might have been Impair­ Mark G. Schukei, 81 Scott Dr., Judge Corrigan expressed a 35' 3 89' 6 *1 DURING AUGUST Stainl«ftt StMl. Wapplng. desire to help rather than WgUrproof.* famous * Wm. ROGERS* ★ SILVERPLATE ed that night. Doctors said the Now Is the time to really Mve Sw*«p Swcond. response of his pupils to a light Also. M ary EHlen Irtader, 41 penalize the boy and continued SHOF-fttTf ' DArmr oxer OMMJ.MPT. Luminous Snlpsic St., Rockville; Janet E. ftivaiouTNftoat on bronhng baby's precious Black Corfam Strap. INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY stimulus was not normal. Also the cose until Aug. 19 for the Bushnell, 70 W. Middle Tpke ; SMOft.ftlTI shoes. With every adorable $t10.00 his pupils were of "pin point” medical reports. Mrs. Edith H. George, FIFD 2. Waffles size, another abnormal charac­ Carter had pleaded guilty to Conned Horn scull and crease preserved Box 297; Mrs. M ay Jackson, Orange Juice te r is e . charges- of intoxication and re­ rneli For yourself and gift giving. 10 Dogs in 1 2 ^. Pkg. Blast Hsrtford: Mrs. Santa TTie Rev. FTillUp Saunders, sisting arrest before yesterday's make priceless gl/ts. . Urtano, 98 Norman St. n il who Is the minister in charge appearance and after It mode • A x l Also, Mrs. Randall ’Toop and a plea of im> contest to a charge tetemMAmot^T. 4 9 SUGAR CURED, FANCY of an evangelist mission in Blast ■■fSAaNtO " ' daughter, Glastonbury; Mrs. SM A U m I A K 4 CUOO SMOO59® 9rT| b ^ 7 s h o e C l Hartford, and a friend of Za­ of breach of peace by assault. •>Ml IP 6>T I A U i I A V<' Paul Somoza. and daughter. 22 pata’s, said Zapata was "sick’’ He will remain in the Correc­ Philip Rd.; Mrs. James P. Wat­ tional Center at Hartford for the All SHIES AND FINISHES and in need of medical treat­ Ice Milk Cottage ers and daughter, Ellington. two weeks until he Is sentenced. r ^ L ' * 7 5 * REDUCED 25% Style 4S Pwiiaii sundiwitiisiio or Si7 ritma) ment for drug addiction.. He al- rmnhs ^ 9c| Pnet Cheese 4 9 * *a< »aca (ooew sjuant luMCMiOas*. Stiif Bionic tilt Pfitt m> described Zapata as being 9RUOW WMtri COMOO FA lt POOCX itMO* OfTI SLICED BACON a highly emotional man who ! 45 Portrait Stand $19 95 $14.96 trusted no one, who tuul loet Swiss Amerkon 50 Bookends ■|7.95 pj 1 3 .4 6 p> confidence in himself and who MKAFOOOOtFT. 62 Oval Mimatu'i iS iS ' .to r 16 95 12.71 was prone to act on Impulse. Cheese ^7 6^9! 'lO ^0 ( OUN » FAOiAVAsOPPlAeei SMOft-fttTI 82 Ashtrat ,9 95 7.46 Zapata is a "good boy, very well-mannered. He Just needs a 6 ■ 51 Unmounted Snot 4 95 ejch 3.71 cK’ Pink Shrimp Soft Porh Roll ______Jtiir y friend,” Saundera said. PLUS MANY M ORE...Aik for Free Folder C n ira v in i enly 10c ptr l i i i i r chicken Morgorine Ue 3 9 * Sikes 3 9 * m tA irtl i A i A m a i M ------Gallery Tray nowouio6« lOTIOM SMA/MftOO . i5" aWW* AMTS o m m A M f ITAIHUSStrm _B£HG_SHOES_[N H0W_^._JAJ^EM0S_WGUSJ_30. ____ Teacher Vacancies eeooooAirrsMA* *i'» W ilhinsofi ^ SM09.ttT| Neod 4 Skeolders bT i CAN’T COME IN? Fill out and Mail Coupon Today HARTFORD (AP) — The checks G-ou/mi^Q^ n tiH Oioi Dry I Ju il ttea rei Irtt. tiiMi uabir tr-of >airii| t<| wnu o< pruve vt mw tire comimj Rater RIades Shevt Cream irfact for saucas. Urasslngs, light grav- l\l $Q95 number-of vacancies for teaob- Anecki .iVoo ». A claar gias9 bowl and a sauca ladla A' $ 1 2 . 0 0 Deederont tra In Ooniectlcut’s school dis­ Flounder n**e»» Special purchase arrangemenis with International tricts fe*! by almost one'fMrd between nrid-Jtme and mld-Jjily, - _ i'P make this low price possible. Cadroon border en­ said the state Department of . 7 9 * 3=,*1 I riched with unusual decorative piercing. Delicate F w i l W e ^ v tofM Amo • chasing over entire surface minimiies scratches. lb The Depaitznent’fii ra- aaiiAMttfltrflii Ifll 118881 i OPEN TMURS. TO 9 P>4. oancy hat sbowied. howwver, that i- V- Quantity limilevl at this special price so buy now. 900 more teachers are needed. TTiese inclutZe 887 for sscondary PLAZA DEPT. STORE FROttPElT AVE. and BLVD. ^ 311 W. MAIN 9T, MERIDAN . schools. 110 for etementary (We Have A Netten Te I e) WEST HARTFORD 1288 ALBANY AVB.. HARTPORD and 189 stoMatraldre and E. lODDUE TPKE. (Nest to Pepzdor Moihet) 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST Limited ISO SLATER RD, NEW BRITAIN MS WABHLSGTON 9T, USE specialists persoonel. The Open W «L, Thitra. end till 9 etzUe's 15 vocational technical MANCHESTER ZM W1ND5WR AVE.^ WIL.SON MiODurrowN. ( x>n n YOUR This Pfke Is No Mistake! odioqls aloo need a department Quantities heads and InetTuctom. Planning A Vacation? SUOOR CREDIT ' TTisra are 48 openings for W e Hbtc The Many SappUes Yowll Need SPECIAL for THURS. FRI. tad SAT. teachers in industrial arts. 18 Sonhata, SwintKpa, Srataia Lotion, A U r r o tis OWN mONOAY to IATUIOAY » A N 9> M AA«*i Am w « umaMMVK THE KIOHr TO USOT QtJAHTTim in leiihm and 88 > tn foreigB Bcaefabaga, Caanwtica a ^ ToHetriea. 917 MAIN ST. Isnguagss, W tn math. 38 in YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR'S w t : a l x -c p t f o o d W A S i ^ ^Mcial edacatfon and 38 in miaech and lysach-andhaSrlBg MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE IWENTY-TWO ____Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. W e d n e s d a y , a u g u s t 6, i969 miles from the Joan Hackett 'models' were in an outrageous asked me if I’d do the play. I she's not getting the roles she Actress Feels Her Roles who walked into Arthur Laur- scandal, and someone said to said 'yes.' M'hen I read the thinks she squid be acting. ent's~'‘A Clearing in the Woods" me. ‘What do you do, sweetie?’ whole play. I really hated it. One result is that students be­ cational reformers say a child's and he has collected more than As long as Joan’s husband, off-Broadway and forgot every well, I blurted out, 'I act.’ ” But it was a black-white roman­ come trapped in endless semes­ future shouldn't be decided at his share of enemies. Should Be Played Her Way actor Richard Mulligan, works BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: ters of work. Many enter uni­ 10. They are ^xishing for more line of her part. However, it took Joan nine tic situation seven years ago. here, she will also live and work Strauss was considered politi­ ■However, it was an accident All About Germany versity at 19 or 20 years of age. guidance councillors, objective By HARRY KLEIN nas "the beauty, humor and years to become a working ac- and there wa,sn't a critic vho in Hollywood. But at the men­ cally dead in 1962. He was she was even acting at all. In With the rise in the Beef ■wind up at 27. tests and ways to allow pupils to Special to the racehorse nerves to equal trc.ss. Not that she didn’t have was going to knock it^" tion of the word star, Joan turns I forced to resign as defense min­ fact, it was a miracle she didn’t, FRAN K,F U/R T, Germany ■* Reformers want to reorganize moVe easily between the voca­ ___ Angeles Times Katherine Hepburn." her ■ chancek to be discovered. Joan wanted to pull out, but red an^ angry. , and Porh market, West* year around by a Bavaria.n 40.000 to 130,000 depending on lo­ ister in a public outcry after he (don’t let that face of gooil universities along departmental tional and academic systems. . HOLL-SWOOD — "D o you "But ,I work once a year," Twentieth Century-Fox saw her on the( advice of her agent she "When I was doing ’The (AP) — West Gernxany;,. getting farmei'. • cation. arrested editors and temporari­ breeding fool you’.) end Up in ern Beef Market still re­ lines and eliminate such out­ The new government after The Chicken Checks are coming on the cover of Harper's J,unior fulfilled he'r commitment and Group.' my agent llteraily said, ready for its sixth postwar elec­ The hausfrau in thick stock­ Jobs are going begging with a ly clo s^ down Der Spiegel on ^ states. "I'v e turned down a girls’ detention house. tains its lew ^ c e policy, moded practices as secretly September elections could con­ twth the most incredible re- things. The Sidney Poitler film, Bazaar and offered her the filled her mantel with awards. •Joan, you have to be a star!' ings arul square telt hat haa all record of 848,000 unfilled in charges the ;nagazine betrayed During her Elmhurst, Long tion, Is a certified economic co- calling a professor to a chair in ceivably be simply a continua­ views, and I've yet to receive 'The Lost Man.’ I mucked that American girl’s dream, a seven- Joan made it to Broadway co- I said, 'I may have to live my with ^saving to you, the I but been replaced by the. mod­ June. There are 1,3 million defense secrets. The charges ul­ Island, childhood, Joan claims loasus in the heart of Europe— favor of publicity advertising tion of the present coalition. But an trffer for another m ovie?’'’ up. I ask quesUons. year contract. She turned it starring with Dick Shawn in life with some love and mean­ em German woman with a min­ "guest workers" from other Eu­ timately were dropped. she was a notorious con-artist. consumer. Stop in and vacancies. a Social Democrat-Free Demo­ down. "Pete^at," a funny play to ing, I may have to be an but still burdened by a Nazi iskirt. a Mediterrar,ean.#tan an.-l ropean countries. Although his enemies contend Joan Hackett asks, frustration "WTien a producer interviews "Tliat ipight have been the be­ browse oround to see The moat recent statistics in­ crat government could result. If "Once I met a terrible mari,"' reacL but a flop when produced. actress. But I'm not going to past that has a tendency to in­ slim waist. The 6Vi-mUlion member trade the Spiegel affair rcv-ealed his barely edging out anger in her me, I equally interview the ginning of my acting," she ex­ dicate lesa than 10 per cent of that were the case il would be (she leans forward, lowering "I/had assumed I was hired to be tricked into being a .star!’ " the largest display of Some magaz'nes and film union federation seerns fairly basic authoritarian outlook, . producer. How do you intend to plains. "No one ever said ‘What hibit strong political leadership. West Germans between the ages the first time since the republic her Jean Arthur-line voice') it straight. The director, Joe makers are cashing in by telling content. Its major goal right Strauss has made a comeback The film is "Support Your shoot this script? I see. Well, the hell are you doing?’ wliich freshly cut (net pre­ "We are an economic giant of 20 and 24 reach universities, was established that the Chris­ "He said. ‘Baby, do you want to^ Lat-ton, kept making it farce. German women how to achieve now is for a better "partner­ and his name is altvays men­ Ixjcal Sheriff, ’ ■which has pol- you can use me as an instru- was part of my being a klep­ packaged) meots in the| but a political dwarf," says one compared to well over 40 per tian Democratic party of Aden­ make Hollj'wood In your way jn Dick was doing burlesque. “■current catch-jrfuase that re­ exuai fulfillment. Newspajicra ship" with business through a tioned as a possible chancellor fished the luster of James Gar- ment.’ ” Her lopsided mouth tomaniac until I was 18. I ac­ cent in the United States. auer, Erhard and Kiesinger was four years, or my way in fdur "Peterpat" was a lot of egos Pit* Toitur* area. carry ads like: 'Attractive plan »to give unions a policy­ of the future. ■ner’s star quality. Joan, as the suddenly , straightens. "But tively decided I was better than flects the country's split Image. Only about 8 .to 7 per cent of not the dominant government months?’ Needless to 1 out to destroy a good play. And married couple in their 30s JJtocident-prone heroine, mixed when you've hired nie to be a that. Seethed In few minutes West Germans have swept making voice in Industrial university students are from voice. chose 12 and a half years my somehow I'm still angr>' be­ seeks another couple. Object ■temininity and fearlessness in \nolln, don't, give me rock "The last thing I stole was a away the devasUtlhn of World board rooms. worker families. Universities way. cause I didn't say ‘see you group sex.” All of the current political ^ in e Pearl White style. music. large comforter from Blooming- Aot now tor fast relief from War n and reconstruction is In such a climate the student are by law open to all and schol- around,' I feel I cheated by The railway system provides leaders are committed to the ■» Joan's shoulder length brown "Actors are the children of the dale’s. I picked it up, looked in ■'When the compromises come. torture of piles. Don't wait an­ completed. The occupation peri­ left makes little headway. A arahifM are available. But many BITUMINOUS wanting to finally come in with European community, in part - SPECIALS - cojnvenlent. efficient service. A is parted deliberately in world who must stand up and I’m unhappy. I dd a lot of od and the years of rebuilding worker watching police set up parenu tend to push their chil­ WANTED earnest for a sales person and other day. Apply PETERSON'S Frankfurt businessman can dial as a way to absorb the prodi­ "the middle emphasizing .the say you're doing it wrtmg. saluting and yes sirring. I don’t a -Broadway play." have given way to a new era barricades in an industrial dis­ dren into vocational schools or Clean, Late Model walked out the store. It was so OINTMENT at once, "nils cool­ Hamburg and request a booklet gious energy of the "West Ger­ ^slightly off-center quality of her Don’t tell me not to say i t ! You yell, unless youite family," she After turning down 18 movie THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY likely to be dominated by a trict of West Berlin where Pres­ courses of study leading to a easy," she admits. Joan's ing, ooothlng, astringent for­ from another firm ard the post­ mans, President Gustav Heine- features. Her mouth is can fire me. But for me not to laughs. offers, she finally accepted a search for a political nMe in the ident Nixon was to speak said: wage-earning job at 18 or 19. All DRIVEWAYS friends egged her on to become mula has given joyful relief to al system has it in h*s hands mann says a good German must USED C A R S vJnoat agreeably askew, rising be able express an opinion on role in the film of "The Group." world and examination of inter­ "They won't come out here to children must go to school until p a r k i n g a r e a s a GAS STATIONS a model in New York's garment After several false starts in­ thousands tor 40 years. Relieves within 24 hours. be a good European. Finance Top Prices Paid j^jover so gently to the right, the production to which I’m As the proper Dorothy, she was nal social structures. demonstrate, we'd kick their be- they are 18, but the last three district. plays that died in New Haven, ■niere is a widespread de­ Minister Franz Josef Strauss BASKETBALL COURTS Joan expresses emotions with about to contribute leaves me nominated tor Britain's Oscar. Itching quickly. All druggists, The American diplomat hlnds." years can be part-time for those For Ail Makes! Often, it’s a short leap from Joan read for off-Broadway's mand for revision of the school says ‘IGermany needs Europe NOW BOOKINQ — PLACE TOCB OBOES NOW! ^such precision, off-beat logic be'ng just a dummy.” either a box or appltcator tube George W. Bair has called Hit­ A major reason for student in apprentice programs. modeling to acting, but for .loan "Call Me by .My Rightful Joan’s career started as a system. Critics call the universi­ more than any other country." CARTER CHEVROLETl Woife Penooally Sopervlsed. W « ai« 100% h a m 98c. PETERSON'S OINTMENT ler's legacy to Germany a mark unrest is dally contact with tra- At the age of 10 the child or and inner being that critic This is an altitude which Is it whs a slip of the tongue. "At Name." "I read one charming lark, but It has ended up In CHICKEN ties scartdalous and student pro- Strauss, beefy, brainy and delights or money back. of Cain that "makes her neigh­ dltion-encruted universities over­ his parents decide on entering a CO., INC. ^ Penelope Gilliatt once wrote she more than 3,000 geographical ttte time, Mickey Jelke and his scene for the producers. They earnest. She is worried because UKrters carry signs aaying: "Un­ ambitious boss of the Ba'varlan miL ■ ' ■* bors sensitive to her growing crowded with nearly 300,000 five-year program that leads to 1229 Main St. DEMAIO BROTHERS »nce i»e der the academic rotes is the wing of the Christian Demo­ power, and imposes tptcial inhi­ students. There is a shortage of a job or a nine-year program CALL 643-7691 or 647-9798 dust of a thousand years." crats. Is a fascinating figure for Phone 649-5238 bitions on her freedom of ac­ teachers and research facilities. that can lead to university. Ehlu- both Germans and foreigners LEGS and tion." Away from the cities the rye la five feet high across northern Another legacy is the division Germany and first-crop hay la of Germany, since IMl rein­ in the bam. But unhappy farm­ forced by the grim Communist ers gather to drink white Br e a s t s • • wall. On the western side, 80 schnapps and beer, smoke million Germans Uve in democ­ F ir s t cheap black cigars and agree racy and a consumer-oriented the small family farm is being economy. Across the barbed driven out of buitness. There wire 17 million other Germans N atio n al were two million flarms in 1949 busily build an East Bloc eco­ F ir s t and only about 1.2 million re­ nomic powerhouse and a closed main. L o s than 10 per cent of S t o r e s ^ Combo Communist society billed as a 8 the labor force now works on model workers' and farmers' N atio n al / state. farms. A decade ago it was 18 per cent. 6 S t o r e s - .( The coalition government De^rite their problems the cit­ formed in 1968 has tried new ap­ izens of West Germany have proaches toward the Communist never had It so good—so much ARMOUR STAR dictatorship of Walter Ulbricht money, so many material goods but he continues to insist on ■ J H j-1! I j rtfj-B and so much pcriiUcal freedom. complete recognition. In an a rticle -^ the constitu­ What now seems to be evolv­ tion's 20th anniversary in May, j r 11 ing, no matter who wliu the Oountess Marlon Doenhoff, edi­ * 1 C l 1 IHRGE SIZE BeiH. 28 election, is a West Ger- 1 " H OT tor of the liberal weekly news­ , 1 1 man attitude not welded to the paper Die Zeit remarked: "We ililTiTIlrt idea of a reunified Germany un- Germans for the first time in der one flag but efforts toward our history live in a genuinely some sort of tolerable coexist- humane state, a state in which FINAST It is easier to live in a human DOGS It is a burden of German poll- way than ever before. Wlsd that dozen Ucs that the division cannot be means probably cam ot be fully ended by Germans alone or in- understood by someone who did deed even by Europeans. So the not consciously experience the issue remains, prompting near- Hitler regime." ' Paokago ly everyone to consider Oer- y «t there are nawrina fears 'll WITH COUPON ^ be RemtadS^of” ^rm^Tya past l^another and her uncertain prese^;,! ^ ^ THE DOG KIDS LOVI TO BITI -a n u y intrude on an economic success story that dally con­ whose fortunes have veered firms West Germany's position BARBECUE SPECIALS! wildly since 1918: two lost wars, A as Europe's biggest Industrial RICHMOND STRAWBERRY state. raging Inflation and woitMeas ARMOUR'S VACUUM PACKID There is at least one war currency and twice being brand­ Crimea trial under way all the ed a pariah in civilized society. time. The story of West German re- FRflnKTURTS A Roman Cathollc cardinal ow ery from ruin and the "eoo- seeks public understanding for miracle" la familiar. The f PRESERH his auxiliary biihop who la dis­ deutoche mark, first issued In BACON DUTCH APPLE u.. • PITTER PATTER i4« covered to have passed on an 1948 os the cold war's sickly Finast S' ’iss 75a order for the execution of Ital­ child, now Is a universal proof RICH N'CHIPS 14« n W HOLE - 2 to 3 Lbs ians during the war. X U of a vital economy whose gross A mlUionalre West German naUonal product was |129 billion Colonial » ilESS 75 ,'4 businessman and Marxist is in 1988. In oontrast to empty vaults The freshest, tastiest Chickens convicted of passing state se­ KEEBLER cookies 2 crets to Bast Germany's securi­ and a barter economy where the you< can buy are U. S. Grade A Nepco extra mild 79a Ik ty service. cigarette was the best tender. West Germans defecting to West Oermaity now has record FINAST - ITALIAN, FRENCH, CHEESE and that's all Finast sells! the East are paraded on Bkcit gold and foreign currency hold­ RUSSIAN, FRENCH RIVIERA German television where they ings of nearly 40. billion marks Oscar Mayer MEAT 89L tell stories of West German war or $10 bflllon. preparations. witli aggressive sellli* Wert ASMOUS'S MACHINI SUCIO G Almost every week there Is a German produots have become BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST report of ohoU fired by Bast a major factor in international DRESSINGS German border guards at Bast trade. By 1980 the country be- VEAL, OLIVE or Germans trying to escape. gan to earn more abroad than It CHUNKS In polltlca, the 20-year trend spent. As other currencies vamo THIN and REGULAR SPAGHETTI that seemed to be pushing West under pressure In 1961, the uov Germany toward a two-party dervalued mark was revalued Finast Cryovac PICKLE and system now appears to be re­ from 23.8 cents to 28 cents—the DQIIlOE e l b o w versing. only upward revaluation of a Radical forces on the left and nuijoc world currency since the rn iilu c macaroni PIMIENTO right ore clamoring for a politi­ war. cal voice. Chief among them are The mark is again under­ K O S H H the neo-Marxist student organi­ valued in relation to the dollar, GLORIA IMPORTED Knockwurst 99,'b sations and the National Demo­ the pound and the franc and the cratic party (NPD). This party Imbalance threatens the cli­ Srufooil S|it*ciulhl Is callt^ neo-Nazi by its harsh­ mate of statolUty required tor LOAF est critics, but the party lead- orderly world trade. The firm enhip denies It. "neln" so far to revaluation is the new left hurls FANCY COD FILLET w ot Wert Oemany'B TOMtTO PIISTE and bricks, and stages violent growing independence. demonstrations designed to Undervaluation of the mark Is "disrupt the state apparatus" a direct result of a perslrtent FINAST 5 lb box and pave the way for radical BABBECUF FAVORITESI trade surplus that hit $4.8 bUllon change. It has succeeded in 2.19 Ik last year, ■when West Germany ALL lb shocking staid burghers but so sold $28 billion worth of gooiM. for has persuaded few workers Most of the trade Is with the DUNGtNISS - CALiKOIMU to man the revolutionary barri­ FLAVORS West, but there is trade with all niraunD muck IHICKEn PORTS cades. Oommundst counlrles, Including MET SOM JUMBO CRABS «x>«» * 79« In the political middle are the East Germany. West German vast majority and the ruling co- BIG ROLLS 9 KISH hustnessmen are a familiar GROUND GROUND alKlon government uniting BREASTS ' Chancellor Kurt Georg KleMn- sight In Prague, Bucharest and CHERRYSTONE c l a m s 2)-63< Belgrade. t ger's Christian Demoi-rals and C HIAT 4 SItVI Foreign Minister Willy Brandt's Auto production, a leading in­ LEAN Social Democrats. dicator, reached nearly three THIGHS SHRIMP ROLLS JU M IO 4«89< If neither party wins a major­ million units last year. CHUCK ROUND! SCOT TOWELS TASTY H IA T M l V I 4 ity In September, the coalition Since moat dealings are in may be put back together again dollars, the undervalued mark lb LIVERS lb or one of the two big parties gives West Germany a price FINAST HADDOCK FILLET >89< break on the export market. Bui could unite with the Free Demo­ Ground Fresh Many Times Daily WINGS lb 39c crats, who got just under 10 per the products are good and, just cent of the vote m 1985. as important, delivery dates are All the furor In West Ger­ met. lb lb many isn't political. Consider a For one thing, there are few country about the size of Oregon strikes or labor troubles In FRUIT DRINKS packed with 60 million people West Germany to wrwk pro­ LOOK WHAT 19‘ WILL BUY! 6 and with nearly 15 million cars duction schedules or hurt the REGENT SHERWOOD Fresh From The Finast Hakerx I and trucks on lU roads. economy,' Health and Beautv Aids! In^S-Lb. Lon In 5-Lb. Lon There are 3,000 miles of major Workers who postponed wage ICEBERG roads, more than any other Eu­ demands in the early igeOs to STAINLESS STEEL Finast Fresh LETTUCE WESTERN AMERICAN W* $|M«rva TIm fU fM T« Umtl tfuMdttoa ropean country has, and the to­ help rebuild have emphatically tal will be more than doubled by joined a consumer ecorx>my ULIHH-BRITE CHEESE 1988. With an average monthly wage C Buildings erected after the of more than $270 they are TOOTHPASTE TOMATOES SLICES war are being tom down to among the best paid in Eurxipe PIE SHE! make way for new structures of Yet food, clothing and shelter y 8< Deal f CRISP, Sulk slab concrete and .glass. 'There are oil i-eiatlvely expensiy\\e. The 1^, LEAAON • PEACH Pack 6 '. SI ' c r u n c ;h y , a Is a constant clatter, of jackham­ tyorker must sclinip and save CELERY WESTERN mers and several cltler are for a. 4,800-mark VoikkVugen, a 1.09 Size Bi^RTLETT ifc bulling subways. Ihjbllc 1.200-mark automatic washer or p in e X p p l e EA squares and bicycle paths along a 800-mark black and white tele­ PEARS CALIFORNIA the streets are l^lng turned Into vision set. i parking loti. Housing Is particularly diffi­ B R E C K «LME rinse beefW nar West Germans are using their cult, The German worker earn­ 22 01 SUNKIST LEMONS 10'®* 59< money to buy, build and travel ing 12,000 marks a year \t*on't c Pacquins Lotion ‘;,“44c as never before. Suburbs are fihd much to buy for 30,000 NR KNIFE eadi qmeoding and the backyard marks; even a small, twi>-bed- WITH UCN Fastceth .juu. 46c swlmiplng pool, the power lawn- room prefabricated house coats $3 9URCHASI •1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTUl mower 4Uid the barbecue pit about 40,000. A two-bedroom ■ YOUR CHOICE Fixodent siMTun *0Msnri I . M ta*. 66< have taken hold. row house In a gcxHl section of OpM Ttsas.. Wad., M . nu | _ TIrtni., m . $■ • Pnu« TW» tMwSu. a»fMi 4. « 4«»t Nm —m I I — — » * « « » GswrtWt Art T«Am m I i m s I Ottw The country is as modem us Frankfurt Is selling fur 130,000 n » BfM t* ( the latest Beatle record and at marks and the popular 2ts-room the same tfme as old-fashioned apartment being sold In many Nt fh* I, lu«ll OuMtltMl as the long undeiwear worn developments ranges from PtK«, IHMtin H n Sttarttr. Aafssl 9, m F-,i 1^i-^,TtiiTi C*S»r»t»M Art Trtacta StMrt M *' ■ ■- /• :i 'T

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^TAR , G A»ElC*V -By CLAY K POLLAN- LIBRA ARIES JM Your Daily Activity Gui‘c/t MAS. II If According lo fh« Stan. L ” I f i . To develop message for Thursday, 3-17,28-29^ .' /' |^34-5M 7l ^7A-76-79-« read words corresp)onding to numbers 30-33-41 Save on Countryfine of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO The time i» npe to treat your family to the luscious taste of juicy melons, Stop 4 Shop produce counters TAURUS are pMed high with sweet honeydews and creamy-white casabas and luscious Persians; Perfect for ''SijL APR. 20 1 Whof'* ’ 31 Is 61 Mood OCt. 33 cool summer desserts. Choose your family's favorite variety or serve a medley of colorful melon balls 32 Not 62 To I MAY 20 2 Top NOV. 31 topped with a frosty Caterer's Kitchen fruit sherbet. ^ a- 9-13-15 3 Don't 33 In 63 Pay 4 Your 34 Frank 64 Off 26-aS-37-40^ Sliced Swiss ^2 4 -5 7 -6 0 SGood 35 People 65 Grant 42-58,81-88' GEMINI 6 Don't 36 Clever 66 Favors SAGITTARIUS 7 Be 37 Ideas 67 Explicit MAY 21 NOV. 33 7 ^ The real thing 8 Don't 38 Rush 68 Goinfuliy - • y JUNE 20 98e 39 Past 69 In “ C.3I f*om Florida lOOn 40 Of 70 To Quart Jar Cheese I* i 5 ^ 4 8 11 Hold 41 Promises 71 Wover 2-35-52-51/^ ^50-7(^80-90 12 Vcrsotile 42 Others 72 Be 152-55-54 V 2 A quality mayonnaise Delicious nut-like flavor 43 Into 73 Deliberate Large Honeydews CANCER 13 Regofded CAPRICORN . . . smooth, perfectly When mini-pricing men but in falot Union Co. In Ihe Parkade. ic corps turned out to meet him. halt Ihaib—hae been crumlbling No date Ima been announced 6 before attacks. The Russian ambassador u n i i s n i i f i (or the wedding. The Communist forces gener­ immediately aligned himself ally led by North Vietnamese, n r p p 7 p wKh the American ambEkssEUlor have taken three major neutral- and the two fell Into animated lab garrisons this year. They are conversation. fighting through the ndny sea­ The Chinese charge d'affaires son when they normEiily atop, stood apart across the room. they are resupplying, imd they I I I v v i w These Edignments are perhaps are giving every appearance of S a V lIlO S prophetic of poIltIcELl evolution continuing. m t n In thLs Southeast AsiEin king­ Both Petrasy, the Pathet L eio dom. A political crisis h u been representative In Vientiane, 9 pricing brought to a head by military says Ihe Pathet Lao plan to "re­ i.aiKKNi.iNo Yorm conflict end ft will sUmost cer­ claim" the territory that they "rA.HTi.r." tainly require outside influence occupied before the 1862 agree- Eating's a delight with maxi-man meats! .More than three centuries to settle It. n nzento. 'igo. Kiigliuid'n iKinl Coke pm- Your family eats better ’cause you buy better! I'lnliiied that "n man's hnuae Western powers have sUrcEuly "When this la accomplished, started to apply pressure, sig­ we will be prepared to negotiate Ih his riiKlIe rt utlll Is Gen­ naling the Ckjmmunlst side to on the basts of the Geneva £ic- erally s|>eiil(tng, you have a start a cooIlng-down process. corda, but In line with present if's Business right to repel an unlawful In- The AmerlcEm government Ims realities," he adds. Mini-pricinf^ stives you money! tniiler. luiliig lui much force as Issued statements crftlcal of the "Present realities" will al­ As Usual At iK neceawiry Im-ludlng even current fighting. most certainly nteEin InstaUing MILK deadly (ptve. I<\>r example Britain, a oochairman of the their own neutrailat forces. Dutch Maid Cookies CHOC. CHIP ito“ 47' A home owner, hearing eome- 1962 Geneva accord, says the China maintSfina a low poekure Stop & Shop CHOCOLATE FUOGF one pry ojien hu kitchen door Keeblers SANDWICHES Soviet Union Is Ignoring pleEui to polltiCEilly Euid has no ambassa­ Although aubstantial damage to the Stop & Shop X 4 V In'the middle of the night, grab- end the threat to peace In Loos Claimed Groceries Distribution Center located In Florol Print ^ lied a gun and went to Investi­ dor here. It does virtually noth­ \ Coronet. Toilet Tissue 500 Sheet 2/ply pkg 27' \ resulting from North Viet­ ing In the way of distributing lit­ Reodvlllc, Mohs., wan caused by fire last night . . . g a t e Entering the dork kitchen, FLORAL A all of our atoree will be supplied by other dlsitribu- he demanded (hat Ihe Intruder namese aggression. erature and propaganda. It hEts Coronet Hapkins PRINT 2 c o l 2 9 Diplomats in' this quiet admin­ tlon fhctUUes. All our grocery Huppllers are volun­ idi-mity lilmsetf. When (he man little contact with the 30,000 teering their cooperation. Our Miajd-Men are work­ istrative capital beside the Me­ overaeEts Chinese In Vientiane, V met end liegnn to move forward ing ot top speed, roplentahlng the shelves in our meimi-lngly. the home owner kong River are currently look- libs__ nost startling move has stores. Our canned gvwd inventory is being replaced fired u fatal ehnt. ing hopefully to the Kremlin to bj^n a new roEtd being bulU right now. Frozen, re-ady to use! Alllaiugh hnaight to trail later make the next move. They see, across Phong Saly province, The milk processing commissEuy, bakery and For easy,desserts! Sweet Treat on n lumilclde eharge, he was however, a distinctly different which borders China and (North dfUry p lan ts and m eat and produce distribution USD A Choice. (mind iiiX guilty The court eald situation from 1062 when, before Vietnam. Hvla leads fmmi Dlen faclIlUos have not been affected. So X's business the accords hsid been signed, s « usual at ail 9top A Shop Stores. Serve pot roast that, ixNMtdrring (he threaten­ [J Blen Phu in North Vietnam SlgpMd; Taste o’ Sea Sliced Pineapple ing eirciimetnni'ee. hr was pro-GommunIst Pothet Lao Etcroaa to Muong Sal and on Into SIDNmy R. R A FF wfltiin Ills legal rights m de- U forces captured two-thirds of China. for man-sized meals Ohalnnan of the Boaipd or Chunks feiidihg tile uim-Uty of hIB "eae- , the, country. The areas of Loos that /border Cod Fillets iMnp A Shop, Inc. lle President John F. Kennedy China are well under Pathet In heavy syrup. Chill and Firm, flavorful fillets for Tile diM-trine )a not meant to then put muscle Into his negotla. Loo control so there Is no serve plain or combine broiling, baking or hearty with fresh sliced peach­ pndeet your Ivune merely as a lions with Nikita Khrushchev by immediate threat to China. Pe­ Tasty sinulu'ich fillers! Stop & Shop fish chowders. 16 oz pkg es, melon bells and ber­ pile Ilf liriekn lUid titurtar, but landing Marines In Thailand. king appears at this point to be ries. riillter us a |>erMinai lw v«n of Shortly afterward. Khrushchev leaving the idiow l a r ^ y to Ha­ safely (or you luwl your (amlly lumounced the Soviet Union noi. Ttierefore. it uiqilles Juat aa "continued" to support a neu­ Well. Informed sources here Sliced Cold Cuts tralist Ij u )8. The pressure quart t miieli to preniUws yiai rent as speculate that the Pathet Lao can 1.49 Bologna, pickle f . Filippo Berio Olive Oil Pennsylvania Dalehman Kleenex Bathroom Tissues 2 X ' 28* to premises you-own cased. will recledm. old territories and The political-military abilities pi'iiento or olive. FOR MAKING 2 2 0* (•■urtlietlnore. you moy a<4. destroy (he neutraJIsta In the Gravymaster GRAVY bottles HX f of the United States In Laos Buy an nssoitnient Scott Towels tua iiAly agiiuwt on intruder Ixit process by the end of the next (or hearty subma A little loving care and long, slow simmering have been drastically altered by uIho against a vlaltor who re- dry season, or May 1970. fine ssnclwiclies . , , brings out all the juicy tenderness and ro­ the Vietnam war. With strong Mushrooms (lUH-> III leave when you tall There also Is fairly wide- ' or arrange a tem pi opposition at home to further bust flavor in this lean roast. lilin to spread belief among poiUtlcal ing cold platter 3-pack original STEMS & PIECES military Involvement, the Unit­ Roast On the other hand, you must sourcee that the United States Chuck Poppin' fresh dough ! ed States seems In no position to 64 count pkg tail In liny event use more (oree may take Its choncea with a undertake Intervention. ihaii U rens What, then, might the Soviet A really economical way to f Waldorf BaHirooffl Tissnes 4 X 3 8 * Union have to gain or lose by Tropi-Cal-Lo lery The court said the kick buy these popular sandwich Tidy Home Household Bags K-:s*:w Scotties Facial Tissues 2 . 7 , 5 9 ' was slmidy not Justlfteil by the the establishment of a "pro- meats. Great with cheese in IZS 7 piy Communlst neutralist" Isios os a fresh Stop & Shop Buy .“l delicious barbecue favorite! Well trimmed steak . well trimmed price! Kleenex Towels PRINT’ 0 eio iMieir I'lrcumstances , Naval Hearin-jj packogs Orange or Grape Viva Towels eoLt oecsoeo O f opposed to the present "pro- Buy Bulky roll. Butter Cookies Nor may you arbitrarily Kleenex Napkins DINNER 2 ^ 57' CLCANCO Wtden your legMImale circle of Western neutralist" Laos? Starts in Wake Se rv e with your Victor Shrimp M iO lU M The answer may depend on Sliced Bologna 6 9 defense In another case a girl’s next tea and keep Drink whnt political sway the Soviets Of Ship CraHli )C A delicious non- protective father saw. approach expect to maintain among the Steak plenty on hand for carbonated drink. Vi lai Ing the house, s youth whom be ShOUlftof Stop & Shop Sliced Healthy savings with mini-pricing*! - had ordere.! to stay away The Puthet Lao forces. Theit Influ­ SUBIC BAY, rhlllpplnca f islt Stop S' Shop's Fish. Dept.! the kids, they'll The kids will love kottln London Broil love Stop & Shop father u|iensao and Boneless Chuck S teak 88fb lb with an assortment of lision between Use Amenctin ile- Friend's Beans unscented. Holds heir soft- iC no right (u go luutstdsi and at in Hanoi. While this Influertce Is slic^ b rea d s ... fresh stroyer Fnuik K. Evims and Uie ly in piece on eny kind of tempt to kill a man who boX ' not apparently strong ;tn the from our own ovens. Step A Shop dey. Nfever t stiff or sticky. Pathet Loo, the proximity of AUHtralliin ulremft carrier Mel­ Save on Stop & Shop done ..o «.-t tndieaiing the In bourne. From oar Caterer's Kitchen, While Gem II 01 jar 99C size. 13 oz c»n. tentloo of ii.aking forcible ani China is always to be consid­ Stop & Shop. Light and moist. The offlocra are Cmdr. Albert Barbecused to perfection! Marvelous with Caterer's Kitchen Sandwiidi Spread •ry ered. % 8 . McLemore, ViUleJo, CoUf., 10*^ o f f All Meat Franks potato salad end cole slaw. Ait Amerlran Her AsaorksUos Russia also has growing eco- Wf rtM fvt the riftit to Lmd Modess 75' iWbli. serslrt* Irsture by gomlc Interests In Southeast skiirper of the Kviuls; U . tj.g.) You can be sure of the best Large Angel Loaf 14V6tZ 49' Asia and malntEiins good rela­ lioraild C. Ramoey, Long Beach. Half Gallon Ice Cream when you buy at Stop & Shop Regular or Super Box of 24 Will Beniaril Chicken Breast or Leg o n e IWSV Amarlcan lUr Asauetallon tions with neighboring Thailand. Calif., (he deslroyer'e officer of (Stop & Shop) wHh this coupon Take advantage ot these mini- The Soviet Utaion'e current the deck at the time of the colli­ Effoctive thru Aug. 9. Limit l i g»Hon por customer priced franks. c*p Quarters w v e > 6 confUot with China is another sion, luid Lt. (J.g.) James A. Time Harrier Hrrtten 6 factor. Should the Pathet Lao Mopeon. Kitiuws City. Knn., the Colonial Extra Mild Franks - 75m SS6op«^K)p;R R y Caterer’s Kitchen Gelatins 3 '1 U tS lS iS On HUAC'e new retake (heir old holdings down Junior officer of tlie deck. Colonial Dinner Franks lo; '1.15 fiigtit over the .North Po4s fixan to the Lek River, Peklng'a Inter­ Tito two ships collided June 3 ests would expand oorrespond- in Uie South CItliui Stvi during Colonial All Beef Franks 79 ,o Arm our Specials from our Service Deli tomdun to Japan, jeiasseigera 50* off 15* off 20* oil ■SI ths fini* leg of the trip wlU Ingly. maneuvers of llu> S*>ullu>ast th# UfT'efi bsUTter night Against these negative e u - Asia Trviity Organization. TIh' Frtezt Dried Armour Baked Loaves C Q c ti/-ia for the 4.513-imle Jounury pecte would be the prospect o4 E viuih wiui cut in two, lUtd 74 1 0 ‘ o f i Tasters Choice Cofftf Wish Liquid Giant Cheer of her men were lost. Your choice of pickle olive or plain 4 Thermo Dishes 'o Al-> / jjrnge Afasaka Is 4 hours, greater Soviet poUUcol sway If 4 lb cin c OQQ (8 oz jar) with this coupon (32 oz bottJe) with this coupon (49 ez pkg) with this coupon Iiimu'n but the J«to wgl the Kremlla supported Hanoi The three officers weiv Stop & Shop Potato Chips Cfroetivt thru Auc. t. Lirrrlt 1 lOr per customer. f Nmclrwt\teiry Aug, i L»^^t ) p«f with this coupon only No waste at all. serve ^ f 9 9 thru Aut t. tjmit 1 bettW por custon^or. tHmCtvW tPi'u fta( f T « tf.fPimg c'-i. h -\re l».e-nge two hours be- fully In expEuuilunlat plans for present at the ojienlng sesalon (12 oz piig) with this coupon hot or slice (or sand Armour Kielbasa forV their tsmdan' tab»-oaee pni^ustopc^ S t o p s 9 h o t > ' The Kremiln aleo could con­ mX known how long the Inyestl-, t-r. e 0 V 1 vT-mri 4 ceivably agree to letting the gat Ion would last. ■■■ '■ . r . r . f ,■ ( f J { > J J j 5 J f ( F * ' ; Pathet Lao regain Its 1962 poet- Tlie Inwstlgatlve boily is utin- mmnsmm. i a St»pc$hopltlTnT^^ tlon and put In iU own "neutral­ llur to a U.S. grand Jury imd RANG! ists” if they agreed not to at­ will make its recommendntiort.- Armour Specials from our Service Deli Stop & Shop 10* off 20* off lU fL OIL tack the rightist forces but In­ to the commander of the 7th Active All Gerber 20* off *1 off stead sought a new political aet- Fleet, Vice Adm. William F Armour Baked Loaves AO* Pttshery Fabrie G ASO LIN f Brlngle. All Meat Franks lb histaet Potatoes tlement. Detergent Mixed Cereal Y cj- :* pcx»i-c * ; c- p a - * • Hungry Jack Final Touch Softaoor Axion Pre-Soak The balance Indioatee Ruesia Cmdr M. L Hall of Kden- All new — trom stop & Stop' Fiberglass Tray 16 oz (16 oz pkg) with this coupon (S3 M huttio) svMi tNs i would have more to gain, both burg. , Tex,, la conducting the 3 lb Delicious alt meet franks — (29 oz pkg) with this coupon with this coupon only tt.49 ■ pkg you'll love them! 69 lb Armour Klelbassa Cnoctim thru Aut- *. t-rm't 1 pkf P*r OMSamor [■ • c t im thru A u g e. Lrmn I PM tio per cuMptTw# tnr- B9bop»^hop"B li| fy iifr o USbODc^hOD ' ’ fllct and helping to restore a tion after reviewing the reixirt '*••0 oeo^^weoeeeeeeoeaewwaeew/- "•>oeaauae«o*4ea*eaeaee*«eoeemMe««eee#aol neutralist Laos. ' of a Joint U.S.-AustnvlUin board 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CO N R The problem Is, of course, not which conducted a month-Jnng Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLf ‘rURNNKE WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. settled by a simple telephone hearing into the collision. A ' ■■ : V

A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 Less for Service Eva Lashes Ladies (CHICAGO — qervice w orhen Books Added on the average earn lee* than 90 per cent ae much an hour JOHNSON It as employes in manuTaoturtng. At Library And They Love If relatively well-paid profes­ By JUDITH MARTIN every time ahe loet a laeh. sionals were exclurM from the FICTION RIGI ’The Washington Poet Actually, the laehes, which service groups, the, proportion Boyd — The pollinators of Eden WASHINQ’TON -I- ” To Eva are gently woven together one would be signitkiantly lower. 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NEW YORK (AP) — dropped the Dodgers three MicOavey singled off Woody PIRATES - DODGERS —- The San Francisco Giants games behind and the Astros Frym an, 8-0, for the third run. Willie Stargell pasted a 4S4>ot four back. homer onto ’the right field pavi­ Hilinski FinisHes couldn’t score nearly as lion roof—-‘believed to be the HAMDEN, Conn. (AP)He was five strokes ahead of first-round score and earning leader Gifford Nutbrown, a pro In the only other game Bob BEDS • NETS — high in two passes against first baU hit out of Dodger Sta­ __Mike Ballo, a p ro a t Ih® Held. him the $750 winner’s check. at Brooklawn Country Club In Gibson and the St. Louis Card!- ’Ihe Rede unloaded homers by Philadelphia as the Cincin­ dium since it was opened in VVnodwnvF Pniml-i-ir PliiK in ^ y®®*" O'** Bttllo shot B After the momtng round, Fairfield, for foUrth-pince mon- neJs eased by the Sen Diego Pa>- Pete Rose, Bobby Tolan and nati Reds did in one, but Tony Perez In their victory as 1962—breaking a M tie and dres 2-1. D ^ n a 5 unde?^ * 1 ‘ ^ they still made their point. Gary Nolan pitdted Into the sending the Pirates to (heir vic­ Lnuien, scorea « o Haven Country Club to take the strokes better than Tom Oor- Gerry CtourvUlis former state tory. Pittsburgh added seven par 2 0 8 over 5 4 holes J j j Q , g tho second 'm an’s 76-70 140 ond . five amateur open and Mate am- After the Reds tossed the GIANTS - FHnXIEB — eighth inning in his first appear­ ance since May 6 for Ws first runs in the ninth, three on er­ Tuesday to win the Con- round Tuesday morhlng, etrokes ahead of four men tied irteur champion, was tired after Fhilies lft-17 Sunday to move The Giants made their first victory since April 12. rors and two on Bill Maserosld’s necticut State Golf Associ- He shot a pnr-71 in the after- at 142. being runnerup In the Metro- into first place in the Nationai move against the Phillies after But then the Mets rolled, pil­ homer. ation Open Championship, noon, matching his Monday’s Amateur Gorman, from Man- polltan Amateur ChamplonMtip League’s West Division, the an intercepted pass by Philadel­ ing up eight runs in the third in­ Steve Blass, 11-7, who gave Chester, got Into bogey trouble in New York Sunday. He went Giants passed them by rolling phia’s Richie Allen. It came ning of the second game with seven hits, got the victory de­ after lunch and didn’t threaten through the motions of shooting only 11 for a twl-nlght double- with the game tied 1-1 with one Doim Clendenon hitting a three- spite a three-run homer by Ballo again. 73-72-72—217 header sweep over the PhllUes, out in the fifth inning after Bob run homer. Tommie A g ^ added Andy Kosco. Models Career After Late Cpirh Only amateur Stan HlUnSki State Amateur champ John 8-2, and 5-8, Tuesday. Barton singled. a twD-nm shot later as Nolan * * * Jr . of Ellington Ridge who had Gentile flnl.ihed at The victories sent the Giants Winner Mike McCormick, 8-6, 142 for 36 holes, could keep pace Ed Bennett, Watertown Golf into the lead by one percentage Ryan, 4-1, breezed with a sev- CUBS ■ ASTROS — bunted and when loser Bob The cubs increased their Eart with Ballo. He tied for second Club amateur, went from the point over the Reds, who beat eivhdtter. Boozer, 1-1, fielded the ball and • • • Division lead over the Mets to Grand Prix ]^dtural nt 213 with Derby native Ed extreme of a nine- on the lUh the New York Meits 8-6 and then threw to the second baseman Kuna. Kuna, the 1961 Connect- hole to a hole-tn-one on the lost 10-li. BRAVES - EXPOS — 7% gam es as Bill Hands, 13-8, covering first, first baseman Al­ Atlanta ended a flve-game los­ allowed six hits in 6 2-3 innings lent Open champion 1, atoro at 12th, And right behind are the At­ len reached out and caught the ing streak by scoring a run in before Phil Regan saved Hands’ Scots’ Jack Stewart Old Westbury, N. Y.. but he In the final round, Ballo lanta Braves, who made their ball Instead. M cCorm -ick the ninth inning of its opener on fourth straight victory and played In the tournament im- started with birdies on six and attached. Kuna won $400 after nine nnd uhm two under aA tho points the hard way, rolling by reached base safely and then Gary Sutherland’s throwing er­ eighih in nine outings. It was LONDON (A P)— Thirty year old Jackie Stewart, MISSED HIM—Washington Senators’ Bemie Al­ shooting 68 m the final roui*i\tiirn. Bui he bogied u and 12. er Don Pavletich during fourth inning yesterday. the Montreal Expos 1-0 and t-3 came successive home runs by ror which decided a duel be- the sixth victory in a row for the Scottish heir apparent to tjfie World Drivers’ Cham- len slides safely under the tag of White Sox catch­ Allen scored from second on a single by Jim French to pull within six points of (he Dave Marshall, Ron Himt and twee winner Jim Britton, 6-2, Cubs. pionship who goes to work at 20(3 miles Jier hour, *" fiairth place at 215 Wjtere he missed a one-foot putt, top. Bob Bonds. who allowed six hits, and Gary • • * chooses fishing to relax when he is not on the track. Gorman ami Dick Stmna- H ^ a ls o bogied the 19th by han, a pro at Longmeiulow IhrM^wlUng. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Winner Bob Bolin, 5-7, started Waslewskl, 2-6, who gave four CARDS - FADfRES — "I love speed. It’s In my Biit.-xju.st as he did on the Houston Astros, the other two the winning three-run rally in safeties. Pinch-hitter Phil GagUano sin­ blood. I suppose," he say., "but “ rt w l» was born only a few (M^re.) ^ u n t p ’ Oub. Murcer^s Home Run Wins Game for Yanks miles from the same valley to Tho i^efendtng stalo open par-3 nlflUi, Ballo drove to wlth- clubs in the cluttered division the second game that broke a 2- Orlando Cepeda decided the gled in the winning run in the for complete relaxation, partlc- . . , _ chomplon. Denny Lyons, finish- In one f ^ of the cup on the race, were thrown for a loss as 2 deadlock in the seventh in­ nightcap with one swing, a ninth inning for St. Louis as ularly as part of pre-race prep- •'‘"'"7 ^ark grew up. nat- ®d at 218 to tho Hr»t round 17th for an\ea,y birdie. Pittsburgh bombed the Dodgers ning. He singled' and eventually three-run homer In the seventh Gibson, 14-8, outpitched Dick arauon. I turn to the rod and U ke Clark- Stewart la a r ural driver. And with six vlcto- 11-3 and the CSiicago Cubs scored on a single by Hunt, and Inning that wiped out a 3-1 defi­ Kelley, 4-7, to hand the Padres Professor Hawk Prediction tapped the Astros 5-2. That Boncfe doubled in Hunt. Willie cit. their ninth consecutive defeat. Such a revelau5^1^ typical of »•*«» Grand Prix this tiny, mod 9Cot with the "torts this year, the meone iand, that i.s—have landed Ihe A’s scored five times In Royals. Thursday at Nebo Rescheduled Pittsburgh 56 62 .514 12M. boyhood rereelheart. Stew Is a ®lre to win all of them. AMHERST, Mns.s. (A P )—The Bo.ston Patriots will on the Moon—-“Blue MUght In to San Diego 34 75 .312 27 Taylor’s vs. Methodist 6:16 had two hits. Both of FarreU’s Sept. 1 — Detroit at Kansas tried out a space iSmulator, ' ford Insurance Group and Mor- ^ excellent ball for the NEW YORK (AP) — sion. ble acUon In Green Bay agakut twhnri^t‘ ‘®und H great fun but comment- M®foreBefore ne he warteo Marled moior niotor rac- rac- BtU»-4he find tnini that liad a "Tell him,’’ shot back Ken Don Wert smashed u single replace Ken Tatum, who walked Tuesday’s Results Keeney , hits were home runs. Ray’s Is tarty’s played at Mt. Nebo, t®am. Dennis Lynch Is currently The New York Jets-St. "” y granddaughter. night him. Ilarrel.son of tht! Indians, "that off second baseman Rod Crew’s Ron Woods to start, the inning Pittsburgh 11, Los Angeles 8 VFW vs. Gorman 6:16 Robert­ 11-3 and Wyman is 9-4. T • r 1 saysnava SheaVlP wantswonfa thefViA gameoromo to"^t/\ Ansi Packer. Saturday in toe ^duled _S>®*210-"S^e"^ ed on the night of the successful ®rtKt Twl-llght personnel got together sharing first place honors in the Louis Cardinals exhibition f"y® to® K^® to ena _— ------. -— V._. ... Apollo moon landing; "Not me. to fuel was n , member , of the Under American KootboU tile next time he pltehas agalmrt glove with the bases loaded and and Frank Fernandez with two St. Louis 2, San Diego 1 I n a TIA '' EM anlw and arrangefl another top notch hitting department In the lea- son R ay’s Rest. 000 400 Olx—6-14-1 - „ e I. ,1 .naiie, i:,woanK8a.a. Giants’ first exhlblUon game, ment from June 14) You’ve got to have guts to do BrlUsn uiympic team. I.eugue rules Uie I’ala now must us he'd l)c4,ter have all his two out In the 13th, giving the out. Tatum had relieved starter Cincinnati 8-1, New York 5-10 to o tb a ll jgj^ offensive tackle Dryer broke through four Umes Sept. 2 — California at Wash- game tet be played In Manches- gue with Bob Carlson, both at SILK CITY SOFTBALL Wyman OU 202 000 OOx—4-11-2 game baturday that ’’ **“ *’ *yptoal of Jackie, he gave either lot him go for the waiver friend.i come to the park early Tigers their triumph over the Rudy May In the seventh. Chicago 6, Houston 2 ter. .349, and Mike Leach Is play- Center Billiards kept rolling REC SOFTBALL ni^ht will be a family af- Ezell Jones of Minnesota, their and dumped the quarterback In (regularly "Wee Jackie," as hU auto H all up tor m.kor racing, Twins. The winning hit came ■•/• • San Francisco 66-, Philadel­ scheduled game plus postpone­ because he's goniui be gone alt­ Vemon presently holding down tng centerfleld, along last night as they defeated Exploding for runs In all but fair for the rival coaches. fourth round draft choice, Tues- a scrimmage Tuesday. racing fraternity refer to him, •''‘"htog was his f rut love. And er three Innlng-s.” alter reliever Dick Woodson hod I'lOIXITH- RED SOX —- phia 2-3 second place Green Manor 17-1, two Innings, with a big 7 In the Cardinals Coach Charl'e Win- day and announced tiie signing 'TV>ni Boutwell fre ment from June 16). the cellar position Is only 3V4 Scheduled to hurl for Mor- Boutwell. free agent 4 _ Baltimore at De lives in Geneva. It’s central for *«*"y »>e turns to It for relhxa- Profe.sMor Harrclson’s predic­ struck out Bill F'rcehan and Gene Brabcnder scattered Atlanta 1-4, Montreal 0-3 at Mt. Nebo. The losers man­ fifth, Alberti’s Stars soundly de­ llon. Sports Briefs price or put Mm back on their Dick Tracewskl with the bases eight hits ^ d hit a home run os Today’s Games games from first place Herb’s iarty’s la former Central Con- quarterback frem' 8outhem“> S ‘ ti^^fnlght. po^t-^o-iied-^rem Jufy ^e‘ttog around and. very Impor- tion was almost o.h accurate as Sport Shop. Three former area nectiout student Brendan Burke aged Its lone run in the fifth feated Mota’s 20-9 last night at bank’s son-in-law, as well as his Baker, former Penn State line- , Hi . |~= ,1 earning nearly Not Just ordinary fishing, he own roster possibly with the recent Apollo 11 moon shot. loaded and none out. Hcattle shelled Bo.ston ace Ray Now York (McAndrew 3-3) at Mt. Nebo. high school stars dot the Orl- Going for the visitors Is Skip toning, Je ff Morhardt led the Miami Dolphins. Boutwell, ac- ' gg_. j , _ Boston at New $240,000 a year, tt has real U x Insists. "11 must be salmon flsh- Amrricaii Ixipes of working out a trade Odom was gone after 3 1-3 lr»- Ted Uhlaender’s homer Culp, Steve Hovicy also hom- Cincinnati (Merritt 10-5), N winners wirth four hits includ­ For the Stars Butch Savlno with the team which had Indl- Dies’ lineup. (Sary Kinel going to Olander of UConn. " T ill started 20 years ago 2liT :;ar “\red‘b^^ Clev^S^rBl;,,^'- ^ ^ - ______advanUges—*------ing-and the only place lo do MIDDLETOWN (A P r Naugn- nlng.'j in the .second game of helped the Twins to a 3-1 lead ered for the Pilots while Tommy Atlanta (Nlekro 16-8) at Mont­ ing two home runs and six and Tim Coughlin smashed five |^Ateglon baseball opener 8-3. ton, Tom Matchlck’s single, an sox Colangelo all had three hits. No and Rich Pitruzzello contributed Ewbank hired Winner as de- Rams. The Eagles, traded veter- future this n eaa o n of center game plus postponement In another development at the Houiiton (BllUngham 4-4), N tournament. "I eaiitiol believe tonight," error and a wild pitch. ^ Ron Hansen drove In five runs one player for Green Mianor two apiece to the winning fenslve backfield coach of the an defensive back Alglh Ray- J"ck Rudnay, their No. A oran from June 17). traliitog camp Tueeday, this * . • * and Bill Melton four as the St. Louis (Carlton 18-5) at San It will be toe first game of wild a bhk! llluAmes Dusty League, Mancheeter Her­ pro football," has been slUfted loftboJl teem wUl play the uio short yardage eciimmage 260 |s»und defensive end from ho gets on the ipoural, and when Baltimore 74 34 .685 — had three hits and Bob Warner, to the Injured list. Barrington Windsor Newtons In the semi­ ald In a do or die game, came Tarkenton Not Exactly at Fairfield University Tuesday ('lemmm. Is the first nnkls lo he starts fooling aroural he Detroit 69 47 .667 14 Jim Warner and Larry Aceto Best Field Ever from behind to edge Harry’s ^ hurt his back last week. finals d the Dovelette Softball It was toe final hitting prep- make the abusing lliwup He doesn’t Ivave unrylhlng. If I liad Boston 58 60 .687 16 all had two hits. Cleveland Coach Blanton Col- InvltaUoti T o u r n a m ^ ^ aratton for Iheir opening pro- aalil ('agio haa moved ahead of his .duff, wily I’d nuikc $125,000 Wash’n. 66 66 .600 20 Acadia 323 201 0-11-16-1 Pizza 12-7. Tedford’s Barbers Opposite of Joe Namath topped the league with a 18-0 Her said defensive tackle BUI East Hartford High 81^ Field season game against to ePack- Ihinl year man Mel Will and a year." Now York 53 66 .486 ■21% Sportaman’s 200 301 0— 6- 9-6 FAIRFIELD, Conn. —(NEA) Sabatlno, who walked out of on Wednewlay night at 6 ;W. Art era to Green Bay Baturday will alart against the llsngals "I jiLsl w»'nt out there to plteli CMevelunil 46 66 .414 29% ALUMNI Jr. BASEBALL mark. Expected atGHO The Herald trailing ttirough- —The problem for Fran Tarken­ training camp last Saturday. Is Melanson wUI pitch tor Ray s. night. Ms was a 14th round diwR pick agaln.'-t the A’s,” answered West Division Bantly OU won by forfeit last GARY KINEL DENNIS LYNCH ^out moat of the game entered ton as a quarterback of rank coming back. Collier said the Hay’s won Uie op«sier 12-6 w er MeDowell, 12-10, who allowed Minnesota 67 42 .615 — night at the West Side Oval the seventh inning with the and note is quite simple. Frank big tackle phoned him, and oald Oil’s Bai1>er Shop a i Hartibixl six lilts and' fanned nine. "Not Bruce Crampion, Dap Sikes and Bert (Jreens wtikpar­ OiikUiml 62 43 .690 3 when Green Manor couldn’t chips down. With two outs and Gifford synthesized It right af­ he’d changed his mind about re- with Dave White and Dave Krin- agaln.sl Odom not agalnsl any- Seattle 44 62 .416 21% field a team. ticipate in the 18th (iieater Hartford Open this liabor no one on Dick Templeton ter the Super Bowl game. "Be­ Uring. each hitting a homer. Ixxly excx-pt the tlakland Atldet- Kjuisas City 44 63 .411 22 REC BASKETBALL Day Weekend Nick L’anke and Bill Quirk, co-chairmen RSox in Tailspin, walked and that started a seven fore he makes all-pro," said O ics.” Chicago 43 65 .398 23 tS Mata’s vs. Barry’s 7:46 Frank, “he’s got to make all- CMEKIMIMI of the 18th ('ilIO, in making tliis announc,ement stated California 41 64 .390 24 run rally. Mlsewheiv In tlie Am eiicin that the field at Wethersfield Is ' Stags vs. Wholesale 9 Harry’s Jumped off to a 2-0 city." TiieSduy’s Results SENIOR LEAGUE la'ague, Detroit nlpiaal Mlraie- sliaplng up to be the best In the Klorlda Cltnus OtHUi. luid lead in the first Inning but the There Is another quarterback New York 3, California 2 Can’t Brleak Slump Je ts 60 — (Massollnl 18, Pen- Track Controversy sota 4-3 in 13 Innings, Haltlm ire history of the Open. Mliuwvsota Golf Clsaslc. winners squared things away In in New York besides Fran of trlpi>cd Kaimis City 7-5 In 10. 'IVonty-seven Unimaments, Seattle 9, Boston 2 nock 12, FuUo 11, Hence 10) the Giants. An ex-restaurateur II If Doesnf Say Goodyear Oakland 8-4, Cleveland 3-10 BOSTON (A P )—The slipping Boston Red Sox the third inning. Harry’s scored the New York Yank es sliiwh I twenty-two clua’lis snd the to)> ,,1033 enough in Uio Westchewler Indians 56 (Tedford 12, B. two more In the bottom of the who‘ wears bell bottoms and Baltimore 7, Kansas City 5. 10 called on Jim Lonliorg to pitch'against Seattle’s Diego Maher 12, Conran 12) California 3-2 Hobby Mur- spot In the West End t.lassie, 3,,,.. Segiii tonight in hopes of b re a k i^ the tailspin which third and Manchester had to drinks Johnnie Walker Red Hampers U.S. Men If Canf Be Polyglasl ‘T eor’s three-inn homer with two Innings The second game between Including a second In lust year’s ,,,,,, Chicago 11, Washington 4 fight back. The score at the Label. out In the nlntti, .Seattle wal- has seen them lose eight of their ii$^8t 12 games. Tomate Valley and Hawlts was Joe Namath has set an Image AUGSBURG, Germany (AT)— Hotels housing Amer­ OHO, added up to a good year ,3^,,,, 3^,, weekend, Detroit 4, Minnesota 3, 13 In­ end of five was 7-5 Harry’s. lo]M-d Bodon 0-2 and t'u> Ch'r.i- The Red Sox, Just back from a postponed to Friday, Aug. 8 at pattern for big city quarter ■ ican track and field athletes were strangely quiet follow­ in 1968 for 33 ye,ir old H n sc Oreem-, a 25 ye«ir old nings The losers out hit The Herald to Mce the mileage go Willie Sox Ix-lted WiislllngtOn disastrous road trip to which and after semi-intentlonal 7:30. backs that has made Fran Tar­ ing first night competition against West German men Cnuivpton. Ho zoomed his earn- 3|.j y eir, cam e to Today’s Games they compiled only a 4-7 record, 13-11 but didn’t manage a run oe OUR ■1ST SILUNO TiNes I 11- 4, / walk to R ubs\ Gibson, Culp INDY SOFTBALL kenton, scrambler though he Is, Ings all Uio way from $38,687 In h«,dllne.s In the recent We.sl- Washington (Bosnian 7-5) vs. in the last two frames. and women teams. premier woman sprinter, de- * • • opened 11 six-game t)ame stand struck out to end me inning. Ray’s Restaurant squeaked look about as exdtlng as an 1967 to $101,095 last, year, when Hnlshcd Chicago (Bklmondson 1-3) nt on the same sour note with a 9-2 Manchester ended the season ‘Hie few aUilete# remaining In -nm liomer old pro from at In the eighth and the Sox picked ^POIMAS TIRES Jaeksoavllle, ^ruater Hartfonl Jaj-eees, Ls Kansas City (Rooker 2-8) voted o a iL t^ ^ “ ather of pmved himself to the Green described his 14 flat timing In ,mn the 100 in live lliird and I'iou K llm rhork attack with a stogie, a triple up one more run in the ninth, Floi-lda ISIS phuixl 5th In KXi.l „v,uiabUi from the Jii>-cee Of- Baltimore (thicllar 13-9), N iiml a two-nm homer, while the Yefr ) onirtotog Bay Packers. A big Chicago ,o0 meter hurdle. - meter da-t 116 i-co n d . and .singled n run Ijome ladmv the money winnings In 11H17, lUul g, ^hls Ilk- but by then It was too little and ’klXI to This investment California (Murphy 6-10) at Tommy Harper stole two bases he nu^Is Is Coca Cold. Bear linebacker once gi^d ounj Ovyrt of remarkabto. » anchored Uie winning 400-meter Inning was over. Cleveland Sth to 1068. rills eomhlii.* his 3,3 ^3 ^ 3, . too late. New York (Peterson 10-12) to boost his league-leading total pRns Flock Fenway, But don’t put Fran baby in Storr into the dirt on a blitz, waa runner-up to Leon Oolc- ^ j3 y 433,^ would not predict a .shelleil Odom/aml Kd Sprague Ray Culp, now 16-7, started Utoia wlimliigs at over $220,tXH) ,ianilsslon to the entire tourna- Thursday’s Uanics to 51. a square trtuw. He’s not all Uiat Uien h o v e r^ over Wm and man. who clocked fimu j^ore In the women's for .•a'veii runs In the fouilli wltli to two years. In 11H18. he won for Boston but was knocked out storts paying dividends Minnesota at Detroit, N sacrosanct If you look closely, growled. "That s what you 11 - i UiA s o much aA^nalln be- compeUUon, Mandbig 4 4 - W In Tho Red Sox had a couple of by a pair of middle inning bar­ Oakland at Cleveland Bee toe hair sticking g®t all afternoon, pussycat." cause of the controveiwy that 1 o rm 3„y., favor. , early chances against Braben­ rages. Harper’s single, Hovley’s Yaz Gets Treatment Kansas City at Baltimore, N out from under toe back of his Starr looked up and In a quick couldn’t gK up for the race, he American men led West der. triple, a double by Wayne Com­ Seattle at Boston BOSTON (A P)— The boo birds Oame out to Fenway helmet which shocks the neigh- burst of ImperaUve profanity gald. Germany 74-43 after, Tuesday's inthreeyeors. Tire Troiililt* Mike Andrews singled with er and a single by John Donald­ Only games scheduled ilirs back to Georgia but slg- told the linebacker off. A couple pewer confirmed toat toe MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP) one old to the first and went to son added up to three runs In Park to gdve Carl Yastrzemksi the treatment, but be­ competition. ■r toftes toat Fran’s with It in of yard" away, Jerry Kramer. a AU has agreed to relmtourse . Sf WiEESHTTIRElir" Plagued by tire troubles half­ second on a passed ball, but th^ fourth, then two walks, a fore the night was over they had plenty of other tar­ Manhattan The sideburns grow toe Packer guard-autoor chortl- hU travel expenses. American Volvo Im 'i iniilt to wear way through the race, De Hortteahoe CJuuiip Carl Yastrzemskl and Reggie bunt stogie by Hovley and a gets as the slumping Boston' Red Sox absorbed a 9-2 longer The hair’s teased. The ed. ' Hell. unUl then I never m ale athletes threatened s "100 out on a three-year ploa. Wayne "Tiny” Lund made up a E R IE , Pa. (API Danny Ko- Smith ,both filed out. two-out, two-run single by Tom­ trouncing by the expansion Seattle Pilots, lap and a half to the lost 60 ehlnskl, n 20-year-oId college ties are striped and wide, the ever heard Bart say ’damn.’ ’’ per cent no-show’’ at the London 9 out ol every 10 VcJvss Rico Petrocelll led off the sec­ my Davis made It 6-0 to the fifth Ya*. the Idol of this town Just ------— ______Bults nattily double -breasted. The whole point here Is toat meet If the AAU refused toire- registered t o the U.S. la THE HOME OF miles to beat Ken Rush lit the student from Erie, won his sec­ ond with a single and stole sec­ and finished Culp. two years ago a> he led the Sox . finish line Tuesday night and ond World Horseshoe Pitching cva'7,’1 mod enough. Tarkenton Is no pale contrast pay Power's round trip travel ike leal eterea yson are ond, but Tony Conlgllaro struck Red Sox relievers held the to the pennant, was making his huT^toled oxA win the Montgomery 200 Grand He has been to see "Hair." to toe folk hero of toe JeU oosU from the United State, to tiilJ on the read. title Tuesday night, topping a out, George Scott grounded out, fort until the ninth when Ron paymenu and Mart maktog Touring Race. 36-nian field with a 35-0 record. first Fenway Park appeara^e ^ watched Tommy Harw^ If you boy a Volvo from BELTED TIRES.. Kline gave up four runs on Bra- payeorntt lo yourself. since the Friday night tocldmt 31^ ^ 3 b o o ^ T le Factory." He tlve personaUty because, first "They wlU pay my expenres US now, it should Mill be bender's solo homer, Hovley’s worth owning three years And inMeod of paytog out on toe town with toe of all. no one can be a truly from Miami to Stuttgart and roy inleresi lo ihe bank. yo«1l out FAMOUS two-run shot, a double by Davis, lT a"“d^rXT'f:J wl ™vB They’ll swig the big league personality without return flight to Lo* Angeles," he from now w h^ you get a pair of walks and a passed be able lo have ihe hank allegedly not husUtog. o n e * " ^ ^ bolT ^stuff but they won’t being assertive. said. ’They have also agreed to il paid lor. Then you'll he BRANDS INCLUDE.. ball. able 10 Mop nuking car pay inirreM to you. The slugging left inflelder was and looked shaky on a couple of anv louder than Fran. Furthermore, though Brood- reimburse my track club tor the BUY WOW ON OUR EASY PAY PlAWf NOTICE The Red Sox rallied mildly In greeted by a mixed chorus of other balls that got through for zoH Ws lariuage Is appro- way Joe franchises and the plane fare from Los Angelca to the ninth as Petrocelll doubled, boos and cheers every time ho hits at key spots ^ . .u Wtoen he whole bH add up to a Wg bundle kOoml” MICHELIN Conlgllaro singled and George «m e to the plate Tuesday Meanwhile the batters could Minnesota Vlk- mone^' for Nahfiath. no one Is Poorer, a mem ber of the Los GOODYEAR BAHERIES Scott walked to load the bases was with toe M toe^ ^ benefllts for Angeles Striders, ran In a meet PINE BARBER with nobody out. Rico scored on "Naturally it bothered me. ” iTtoe Vlkes about Tarkenton. He could be tbs in lOamt bstors flying to Eu- • MAKES • SHOCKS UNIROYAL Russ Gibson's sacrifice fly, but the three - Ume American iS^ ^ to o s I .Mute busins.nn«. rape. H. was to the Brabender got the next two bat­ League batting champion aoid too-Mttle. too-lat two touchdown paraff among all the men ptaylng pro- Amarican athletea wtwn gold • AUGNMENT • lALANCING SHOP ters to end It. rJ7'.h!l^nd zone called back In fesalonal sports. He la alrea^r medal winner RWUe Davsnport PERELLI Petrocelll, whose wife gave me I wouldn’t be h u m v i » ew toe Aral momenU of pUy, the highest paid ptoyer in long did not acospt an Invitation to "It m«M( b« or W I moto it ri^kt" 656 CENTER ST.—MANCHESTER birth to their fourth son, ' an • I’d rather hear cheers. But I ^ ^ ^ ^ *n toe whistle blew, Fran Giant history (with an cMlmat- Join the team eight pound, eight ounce boy ■ought out toe reteree, AU the ed anqiifl contract lor rn.M»l. Power, a Los Angeles Mgfa ValvR T*-tr»ntskl-^Sg'"h^;; ^ A \ ' \V.'' .. \ named Daniel, earlier In the ^ worse man It w « -Oie when sray from the middle of \ the He is now faioorparated into a school setetw* taaebar. said. "I # ARMSTRONG day, celebrated the occasion boos w i^nt vicious and there eighth for hi, flreT ^ m field to toe dressing room, he oongloraerwte called Tbrkentao ^hsve been iabsled a rebel rolis- NOW OWNED and with a big day at the plate' hit­ chattered In the offlctal’s ear. Ventures) Inc., which Includss er for getting whst’s oonalng to was only one guy riding me In tripe. As for the Red Sox t h ^ HOW CAN YOU MISS) ting two doubles and a aln^e In The dialogue consisted of three real estate, promotion, tele- ms." he said Fewer added he four trips. the outfleld-and lots of others jo»t as soon foS« ^ w^e lAimmci - OPERATED BY out there cheering to drown him Jugtjt. ^ words. All four letters esrti. Re- visioa and some other dhreral- dtscussed travel expenses with peated In rotation at one-second fted enterprises. AAU offlcisls three thnss tta-- " Ace right-hander Ray Gulp Urterv^ You can hear them He sriU also, of course, re- mg the currant tour, but, he ■ke I'arryitu C.'hsirgv WHOLESALE TIRE CO NEL’CHATEL, Switzerland That’s about the only cheering started for BoMon In queet of any night—If you ehell out I 2S ,ume his weekly syndlcaUd eald. they reftised to cbnlder M BURNSRH AVINUE I p Te • MaatM Te lbs> 'r »irnn Ai t. -n 'iii* 1 (API - Lacic of wind postponed there was. howwv'er. as the Red his 19th victory but absorbed him for ’’Oh Calcutta." Or re-read column tor Newspaper Enter- hterequest prior to Tuesday’s the opening Tuesday of the 357 BROAD ST. "I 643-2444 Diana Sox distracted the fans from seventh loss Instead after the "Portnoy’s Complaint." prise Association, offering boycott Ifansal EAST HARTFORD " ■■■"• ' Twsa». siiMin MARIO DIANA world Vaurien class sailing Yastrzemoki by demonstraUng PUoU knocked him out with a In other words, Fran has pointed com^nents on the latert Pmrer added that U |sofes- .Sol. till I PJW. 1 championships on Lake Neucha- how to look Inept In aU pIsaM pair of,fourth and fifth tnniiw never been hampered around happenings to Uie sroeld of fkaial track oorapetltlon begins tel. of the game. barragea to take a 5-0 lead. the fbothall troops by being s organissd violsnes. / this winter be wUl be As first to NIOHOlS-MANOHaTEft TIRE, IM . y - goody-goody. He passed muster It aU helps salve die die- sign up. "1 have had It with an>- 2 8 9 -3 4 6 1 ■ t ■ tor kxM "S f- much appointment a t not making AU- ateur sthMlca." he askl MK BSOAD RnraEEnv--Opo. ratteilto ■otoiMSM . O te Bart *arr. City. Barbara Ferrel. 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Call Mr. Vlntonc, chester, 649-0898. A L L E Y OOP 16 Telegraph gibbon 43IUlian COMPLETE sharpening serv­ 649-4523. 9-5 weekdays, Satur­ BY V. T. HAMLIN (coll.) 3 Perennial 26 City in PLEASE READ YOUR AD Engine Laths plant ancient Gaul medieval poet ice. Hand and power mowers Moving— rucking— CLERK TYPIST day. 644-0453. NO, BUT 17 Cushion soop thats 4 Otherwise 28 English river 47 Bohemian C l^ lfle d or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a a r l f : Turret Lathes , perhaps a « ! 18 Canadian sharpened and repaired. FHck Storage 20 PINE! I KNEW 5 Jurisprudence 30 Roman Ve/ormer convenif^nce. The Advertiser should read his ad thp f i r s t COUNTER girl part-time REAPING IN writer (1849- up and delivery. Ca’.l fjiytlm e, Transportation department Grinden YOUR SIGN YOU COULP 6 Japanese sash philosopher 49 Cuckoopint D A Y IT ^PEAM ^d REPORT ERMRTin time K 7 MANCHESTER Delivery-light midnight to 6 a,.m. Apply In DO nr/ 1919) 50 Hardens, as 64-3-5305. Sharpall, 585 Adams office. Must be an accurate WIU. THROW 20 Droop 7Suocinct 31 French next insertion. The Herald is responsible for onlv ONE in­ trucking and package delivery person. Bess Eaton Donuts, ISO SOME LK3HT 8 Mental image mathematician cement correct or omitted insertion for an.v advertisement and then St , Manchester, Conn. typist. DRIVERS 22 Preposition Refrigerators, washers and Center St. Tralneea accepKed. Other open­ ON m .9 Young dog 34 English 52 Man's only to toe extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which ing.* available. Ebccellent oppor- 23 East Indies M AINTE NANC E and repair, stove moving, specialty. Fold 10 Speecnmakers dramatist nickname do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be tuntUos for willing and ambi­ (ah.) 54 Female deer CLERKS WANTED 24Wmglike 11 Witch o f- 35 Moslem man’s corrected by “ make good” insertion. commercial residential. mg chairs for rent. 649-0752 tious people. Overtime, all bene­ 55 Boating parts (Bib.) name Experienceaf 643-5962 after 6 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS implement Over 18, male, female fits. air-conditioned. _ ^ s e r e 27 Scent 19 French poet 37 Busy insect p.m. Accounts payable, good busi­ H IS W IS H -a (Rockville, Toll Free) Painting— Papering 21 29Rogiw r " r " 3 1“ ness arithmetic background. Juniors or aophomore.s tor Apply && 31I EqualEqiul nrin Apply B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sots, waitress work, part-time 32 "herald 12 643-2711 875-3136 Isle” Household Services interior and e.xterior painting, GROCERY ASSEMBLY summer and after school. ,1. T. SLOCOMB CO. Must be neat in appojirance GOOD HUMOR OUT OUR WAY 33 Philippine IS Offered 13-A paper, hanging. Thirty years CLERKS ' § 3 BY J. B. WILLIAMS sweetsop experience, four generations. imd wllling to work. Apply 68 Matson Hill Rd„ II 34 German LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ Free estimates, fully insured. In person. South Qla.4tunbury, Conn. '^YOUR MOTHER’S RISHT-SHE novelist, ' Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ery. yards, attics, cellar.^ clean­ Experience helpful but not CORE, BAM/ I SIVE UP/SLOSS T 643-7361 15 mlnuUM from Mancheator KEERS TELLIU© ME 1 SPOIL YOU OVER AND CALL ITA LOAN Thomas----- ed and removed. Also odd Job* necessary. Two poslllon-s Svilllvan Avt Kcimisly Rd NIPS r o t t e n ,BUTINS YOU EVERY- 36 Ornamental WHEN YOU KNOW PERFECT- , 644-8962 C'ONTILttTOR — Interior, ex­ open. One starting at 7 :30 BRASS KEY D AVY JONES THINS YOU WANT/ VEAHSHE'S LV WELL YOU’LL NEVER ASK band 24-Hour Answering Service ABSOUnELV RIGHT—SO III. terior iviinting, paper hanging. a.m. the othc*- 7 p.m. RESTAURANT Soutlt WimtHor, lim n B Y LE FT and McWILLIAMS HIM TO REPAY IT/SO AHEAD , 38 On the EXPERIENCED painters want­ I-BMP YtJU THE MONEY ROR a n d Siva t t o h i m .a n d d o n t I REWEAVTNG Of pume, moth- Di.scounl on wallpaper. Call s A NEW TENNIS RACKET/ sheltered side Free to Herald Readers •289-8'.’5 COME INTO THE TH’ NAME'S CAP'N ' in su lt MY INTELLlSENCe- ' 39 Undertake holes, zippers repalredl Win­ 646-3048, Oscar H c ^ rt. 829 Main St.. Manchi'ster ed. top jiay scale, paid holi­ LOCKER, SIR. I SAILED OUT MAN, th a t I'M NOT THAT STUPID/ CLERKS day* and insurance. CaU Mr. GOWAN, M'LAD/ OF SEASIDE . . J B L L ^ A PACIFIC TYPHOON 42 Man’s name Want Information on one of our classified advertiseraentsf dow .-diades made to measure, An equal o(>pivrivmlty employer WAS S-SIXTY i TOOK MY SHIP... I BRiaHTER Homes — Painting, I-ewIn after 6 p.m., 6499688, BACK IN 1909 7 YEARS A6 0 . 43 Factual items No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the all size Venetian blinds. Keys HAPPENED,N WAS TH’ 5 0 1 44 Exclamation mode while yo’j/wait. Tape re decorating, papering, Interior Grocery buyer’s office. Busl- .MATURE woman for part-time 64.3-6362! CAPN eoWAN.H SURVIVOR of satisfaction corders for rety.. Marlow's, 867 and extenor Fully insured, ness arithmottc experience. work In new «ea fooil atore. ACCOUNTS 45 Symbol for I’ayiibli* book­ EDWARDS Main St. 649-5221. C.ill John Drever, 872-4155, 875- Apply in person at Captain keeper. high sclksil gnidimte. illinium INTERESTED In (lets Looking 46 Cry of 1831. ■ Mac’s Sea Fo«i, 078 Sullivan .siqH'rvUliig of iici'ount* pay­ TWO HANDY.MEN want a TELEPHONE CLERK- ior future 643-6108. 10-7. ■ ' satisfaction ANSWERING SERVICE Ave., South Windsor. able for acvenil i-omiHinle*. lo 48 Roman 51“ 55“ variety of Jobs by day or hour EDWARD R PRICE—Painting MEAT DEPARTMENT awilMt In pr.'ixinitUxi of flmin MEN WANTED evening* 6-9 household ReasqnaWr. /rair 6)3-5305, 643- exterior and interior Paper Cl-ERICAij-Trulnee for Inven­ E“ clal stiitcnii'iit. Sal'iry com- p Ml dally, Mtocking material godi 649-0500 875-2519 8292 hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. tory control department. t To receive and riHxird or­ menNurah' with ability. .Mr III whule*ali< iiutomotive ware­ 6 oviet river 649-1003 Wholesale automotive ware - and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in ders from stores on IBM /Ntiripeper tnttrptiM Aun.) jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. houiw. 2897906. Murrt*on. 649-6.561 house. Cull 2897906. JOSKI'H P. LEW IS (Ti-stom cards. y i , Building— I ’alntlng.’ ’ Interior and ex­ HAIRDRESSER wanted Ap­ I ^1 MaSilaMMr* *** 1 ^ Automobiles For Sole 4 Contracting 14 terior. Paper hanging. Wall­ COMPTOMETOR ply Marlow'.s Beauty Salon, 867 paper books on reque.st. Fully .Main St., Manchester, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1968 FORD, good running con- CUSTOM cr.aft cabinet.s vani- in-'ured Free c.stimates Call OPERATOR HERALD / dition, good body, good on gas, ties rec room WAYOUT bar.i. etc. Dc 649-96.58, if no answer. 643-6.162 PROJECT ENGINEER BY KEN MUfE $75. 643-4791. signed and made to your needs Opening for experienced o|>- NURSES’ AID DOX LETTERS Plastic; Inmin.'iting, what would INSIDE^utsIde palntliig Spe enitors. W^ will also train 1965 CHEVROLET, Nova, 6 cyl­ Part-time or full-time at # Mcchonicol or Ek ctrk o l Enginooring d»> you like covered? 649-7581. clal rates for people over 65 tliose interested luul quah- For Your inder, standard shift. Excellent Call my competitors, then call fllKl. MANCHESTER MANOR grM roquirtd SRAMPAW condition. 649-7426 after 6. N. .1 /L’lFIainme ('arpenti-r R EST HOME a-t hi. TM ■«» at M. aw Information me. Estimates given. 649-7863 eoiitractor. Additions, lem'odel- 1966 OLDSMOBILE 442 conver­ Company offers excellent # Rocont coNogo graduoto is occoptoblo TH E H E R ALD wlU }M>t Ing jii\d rerpalrs. Call rnydime NAM E YOUR own price. Paint- 646-0120 tible, 4-speed. Best offer. 649- wages, and working condi­ disclose the identity of for /free esllmnles. »7o l642. Ing. paper hanging, paper re­ 1600 after 6 p.m. tions, ixinvenlent frv'e jxirk- # Significant rosponsibHity wMi dlversHled SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OTfEAL any advertiser using box moval, ceilings. Guaranteed SECRETARY Varied dutlee at letters. Readers answer­ HALLMARK Building -tym­ workmanship. Prompt »ervlce, Ing luid above average bene- private- schtxil In Hartford, and choNonging ossignmonts. flU. ing blind box ads who Trucks— ^Tractors 5 pany- for home Improvcnvgiil, satisfaction guaranteed. 647- W rite'Box A, Manchester Her­ Y&U HAVEMT BMP desire to protect their additions, rer rooms, garagot 9,564. ald. # Assist Plont Enginoor in pianning and di­ identity can follow ‘ his 'iOUR. 'V«£S> FIVE-TON 1962 Chevrolet, roofing, gutters. PTee estl- apply rge rioo of Mochemkoi, EkctTkol. and Mo- procedure: INTERIOR ixilnling and paper SECRETARIES Typlala stake body, 55,000 original tates, all work guaranteed. hanging. 644-0373. Vernon needed for work in your area chin* Shop Oporotkww. Enclose your reply to miles, $695. CaU 643-5123. ?all 646-2527. the box in an envelope —. Hutchins. First National and Hartford. Temporary, full­ ES ROBBINS Carpentry re time or 9-3 p.m. Exeellenl jiay. This Division is a numufocturar of address to the Classified PAIN TIN G Interior and ex­ M an ager, Manchester Auto Accessories— modeling specinllst Additions no fee. Staff Builders. 11 Asy AEROSPACE—ELECTRONICS—TELEPHONE EiVening Herald, together rec rooms, dormers, porches, terior. very rciu-onable, free- Stores, Inc. lum, Hartford, 278-7610. Tires 6 calilncls, formica, built • ins estimates, ('all Richard Mar­ WIRE AND CABLE BUZZ SAWYER with a memo listing the Park A Oakland Ave. companies }rou do NOT bathrooms, kitchens 619 3446 tin, 64 6-10 p.m. Clall 649-0882 after 2 OTHER EXPENSES) INSISTED THAr F EL FOSFORO,TH/S IT WAS NOW WE MUST CON Bicycles 11 Call 742-9791. ond mortgages, payment* to Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus TIME THEY FOUND ISTAYATTHem F ORDERED TD VINCE THE POPULACE p.m. .suit your budget. Expedient OPPORTUNITIES . u n / K f! . % THE CONTROL CIRCUIT 1966 TRIUMPH TR(IR, clean, MONEY'! Fast service. M i T T U l S th a t they have been THE THIKP-STAGE TD DEFLECT THE RIDE NEEDED immediately good running condition. $750. service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129 PHASE OF A U.6. HURT) SOME DEAD Dormers, room., nddilions. ga­ SALESLADY, mature, respon­ T Y P IS T Se< reUiry ; rFquIivs BODIES 649-2014 , 5-9 p.m. j rages iv;i(-h. .. r'lofing .mil TDRCHBCARER WOULD HAVE frona vicinity of Bowers Schl sible, lop hourly rale, fuU- alert yixing woman to aiisM AT NO WORDS/ siding. Compare price.-i Add- ROCKET CRASHES to Constitution Plaza, 8 a.m.- Business Opportunity 2B time only, 35-40 hour week I In­ primarily in the onler writing IN A LATIN -AM­ 4:10 p.m. CaU 849-8424 after .\-ia'vel l>'m ier Corn , 289- cludes Thursday night 'till 9 function of Bhe sale* fkefMirt- ERICAN COUNTRY low mileage. CaU ;875-2045 af­ TAVE R N Going busineas, a 8 p.m. 0449 apd all day Saturday i. Cull ment Accuracy, dejirndablllty ter 5:30 p.m. money maker for the right — BARELY .Mr Shapiro, 64.5 2128 Casual and neatnes* are a must For MISSING THE REMOPKI.IN'G done Itoom ad­ man. Asking only $8,000. Con­ BRAND-REX 1966 YAM AHA, 25 ' cc, Scram- Village Shope. Manchester an Interview ask. for Mr, CAPITAL CITY ditions, garages, breezeways. tact Mr. Frechette, H M. Frr- Automobhes For Sole 4 bier, very good ci ndlllon, $350. fjeorge HmIUi. MuklOrcult*,' Free estim.ates. Work guaran­ ihetto, Reallor*. 647-»993. J 646-4862. teed. i ’hone 613-7995 an\'tim<- lUHJKKKEPKR C.om|>lete 50 Harrison St NEED C AR? Credit very bad? knowledge of bookkeeping and. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- 1966 HONDA 306 cc Scrambler SHELL O IL Co. ha* for lease DOPwMERS. garages. Tvirclie.s office procedure, at least $2 COUNTER girl |*irt-tlme, 6 MR. ABERNATHY eat Douglas accepts lowest strong running attractive bike, moilcrn thrcc-bay aervlcc »ta- BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEW AY rec prKims. r->om id'lltlon.s. Hon. located at .MerrrAV er Iviur and over. de|iending p m -lam ahlfl Aiqily In down, smallest payments, any­ completely customized. Plea.se person Hess Euhm Ikinuts, lOu NOW WELL,TOAAORRCIwX kitchens, add-a lcveks. roofing, Rtusic* Hoad. Tolland. (Vmn. on prevkiu* experience .Full­ where. Not smaU loan finance call 643-8819 after 5 p.m. siding, geneml rcpalr< Quality time only (Include* Thursday - Center St a JU ST SUGGESTVDU ASK FOR ****S 5 io C H company plan. Douglas Mo I ’ald training, financial nssla- l l BICYCLES—new and used. R " workman.shlp. Klnanolng avail­ tance, Insurance. retirement night till V an^all day Satur­ POUGHTTHe YDUR AAONEY BACK. SMOOCH tors, 345 MiUn. PRODUCTION JOBS AVAILABU pairs on all makes. Open dall> able. Economy Builiers, Inc,. and hospital, surgical, medical day! CaU Mr Shapiro, 643- AVON ■ LATE9T IN SMOOCH, WINTHROP 2128. Casual Village Stv>|Mi. BY DICK CAVALU 1961 DODGE Polara conver­ 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop 643-6I5&, 87'/-06^7 i-vr-r.ing- plans and co-op advertlsInK. 2nd Shift— 4 to 12 3rd Sh»ft9-.12 f« B KtSSPROOF .Manchester. Nee«l nvm ey ’ tible, original owner. Best of­ 182 West Middle Tpke.. nOR.MER.S. rylil a Icv.-l, room Get the facts Write Shell. Oil UP 9 TICK Earn It as thousands do KxtrufWr OprmtfirM ( able Operatora r ciAKir.. rr^TWEONLy nck: fer. 742-6SS4. 649-2098 addltlon.i, garagi-s, roofing, Co.. Box .VSl.: East Hartford, I 'onn. 06018 orv call daytime Repreaeni AVO.V (YiHMETJCH Kxtruder TALENT r HAVE/ 1964 (3HEVELLE SS conver­ 1988 500 CX7, SUZUKI. 3,000 siding jHirchi-.'i Coniplcte Cable llelpani IFYtXlFEeLN rem-xli-lmu- H:,nuicmg-, '’f ' venlngs .Mr. Ren- TW AT WAV. tible, 1966 motor. 742-6696 af­ miles, cost $1085 will sell $595. home DICTAPHONE (kill 2HU-4922 Twinner Operatom -Spark Tgatcni ('all HojmI < kawltz M3-7420. ter 6. 646-1758 after 6 p.m. available F^uilderfl, Hi Vollagr Trulent .VfatorM Hisndtoni TYPIST RECEi’TIONlHT lle'svy IMlbllc BUICX —1966, Wildcat, 4-door Help Wanted— sedan, excellent condition. Call Dl.’CK T R A IL bike. 1969 model. coolsct, gfssl typing, diversifl You don't hovo to bo oipoHoncod. LoDora-vla PART-TIME 9 A M. TO 6494610 after 6 p.m. reasonable offer. Call 643-5420. Paving— Driveways 14-A Female 35 ed duties. some eKja.rlence classroom instruction and on tbo iob troWng. 1 P.M. neceassry I9>urs 92 30 HsI 1968 OLDSMOBILE, 442 ram- sry open No fee Hu* lurl. # Storting Ratos—up to $2.54 por hr. PRISCILLA’S POP DP.IVE\VA5’ S .'t-aled Tt;: 5 DAY.S— 20 HOUR.S BY AL VERMEER air, W30 package, low Business Services thf i:me to itwJ TOY & GIFT MOO Silver I.ane, East Mart mileage, $2500. 649-1127. WEEKLY ford. 62*9416 # Top rato of job on tbo Mo«Mlay fOSOWlMM w ow , THAT MEANS' Offered 12 >^pp#»;ir.‘ncp of y iir PARTY PLAN ABOUT I'V E eiib-r. or hny ojsnied a brani h In Manches­ worUiwhlle an l Interesting pt. ed, trees topped Got .a tree J ± and brakes. Call 742-7676. mg a fxirty in your hrmi'-. ter Pleasant wrrrking i-ondl altlon In the rrfflre of a doetor problem" Well worth ohone Roofing— Siding 16 ill or wnle Kiint-'i'i i'ar ExcoBont Working C onditions CAPTAIN EAST 1964 VOLKSW AGEN, sunroof, lions and fuU parilHpution in Manchester Applicant most call. 742-8282 '.H In' Avon (Vein 06001 BY LESLIE TURNER good condition, new battery, ROOFI.NG .'ir.' I’.-' I Repur in liberal emfjoye benehls be neat, an excellent lyptst an'>ne. a car and a COMPANIES Movo up and tocuro yo4iu job wHb a ROBIN MALONE mg done A-l right (2pUl Tre llttie xpare time nail nA - (T.EA N fN (J lady w*nle<) "n e BY BOB LUBBERS tlon. Call 742-8286. after 7 p.m. m.mo Tnicklnf Senrlre toll year*’ exp* re»he-n. ,C(Sm. 06756 , iCtOOL FOR'iCUNO Urea and brake*, clean. $475. A LACH6G I S - I 3 H.ARPE.VING Service - !^ » '^ 'A KIHJM In M Anthr«t«r ( ’(im- 649-88T7. - knives, ace*. Shear* ikstes R(X3FING. Siding. .Alujninom EXEftmVE Secretory ex­ p«rt Umn ' gutter* Caiq^er.try, »dd!U'>n* VISIT OUR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE - r o u n blade* Quick ' nerrlce N'.SMK HRA.VD g «x k i free perienced gml with excellent Emm • t p m . A dayv 1 HWK.I..K. TK >. and CipHol Eouipmen' <^'o remodeling He'ji frier,d» rhc'p with few skllta. convenient to MaqchW- wr^k K*prr1rn' ^ on firr 1960 PLYMOUTH Valiant, $100. P. !• Opon for your con»onk nco' Monday tbrofk Main St.. Vsnc.hesier Hour F f .•■ill-. ID W.-exly 5'',u get thing* ler. salary to $125 Fee paid trie typrwrttVr &/V)(nc LITTLE SPORTS 643-0472. ■ Friday, 8 A.M. to Noon mid 1:TS P.M. to S:1S BY R0U80N dallv 7:30-5. T.m r»n»T 7 10-4 free Write tor detaile and free Kito Girl. *00 Sliver I,anc. nhin*. tfirtAUnc mArhin^ Ar/^l 1964 OPEL CADET wagon. Saturday 7 isn-t 643-7988 !! r.e» Jitejog l ‘u(^L reasonable offer. 647-9774. )l r.g iti-e w ith a grr/w s t e p s . iKJeiralka. iV.ne walls pairing roofr "f sU k nd- n « roo/k. g-rtter work r' imneyt ing ; ry g'^d benefits Vi ftuprrvk*e '81K/RT OIU'FP. " s . ' k»y «M», . Ie« T U. Ie^ u t N9 or. 1967 MERCURY Cougar. 3- fireplace*, flagstone terraces WILLIMANTIC, CONNECTICUT clerj-^d ■ .''d r*i . red .ears ' : ^ :r. srel ir.-.'' .’ .g.-ite ftal- Y/Tvikii ffTTjup of jrouftc hiklrm. and nighu. full, ' it pari, titoe. speed on the floor. 289 engine. All concrete repair* both .n iry t- t44'- • .nth Fee paid prtvMe tfi HATtlurrl Miag be over !(• Appl> -o per Aa Equal OpiMMlonity Emptoyo* B 4 tide and outside, railings l-ao' rxpener-c« Free astimatk^y V-8. v e ry ’ gtxxl condition. $1.- Wrtlr iVnt (V MA/>chMt«r Hat- scaptng Reascsisbiy prlred CaU H< - t y 643 M61 64* P, • "'.ir! -'■o .-liver i^ane son only ipee..rd J'/J. on 686. Oail 64t-1975. Car can be Hestourorg. 39^ To(l'n

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PAGJJ THIRTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 ;V, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CX)NN., WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 6, 1969 PAGE 'THIRTY-FIVE Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN md WHIPPLE Wonted To Rent 68 Ho iism For Sale 72 Housos For Safe 72 Housos For Safe 72 Housas For Safe 72 Ont of Town Out of Toum AKC Collies, exceptionally TWO OR THREE bedroom 75 Bus Drivers CLASSIFIED beautiful, healthy, sturdy, r/CM!£ T 9C‘ALfE£9 GET OHAi - • S o HE BEAT HIS tJANPRUFF OUT.SOaOUNGlNG apartment or house. CaU 628- LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, SIX-ROOM Ranch, garage, JUST listed 6-room— MAl'fCHESTER — Price reduc- For Sola 75 For Sofe sable and white. 668-4219, fireplace, built-ins, IMi baths, three bedrooms, fireplace.- featurllTlmJnze Eight-room Colonial. Ex­ BERRY’S WORLD UP A PRECIOUS BAIR OF DUCATS - AND PiP 2324. TOLLAND, $4,6()0 down huge recreation room, garage, Well landscaped. Excellentcellent lo-to. ,114 , , ^ kMchen, cellent area. Needs work but' buys £PPiE-VOU GOTTA GET TriEfRE RARER HE GET THANHS? OH. SURE- SURE.! BOLTON Lake — Waterfront this real lihai^ sVk-room Ranch, Like To Hear ROOM in private home wanted. trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ caUon.cation. AssumableAssuliiable 5% per cent teled price'waiT^nto'lL LowT" low CUTE little kittens need a g:ood AlE TlCliET-5 TO THE 610 THAN WARTS ON A mortfiraRre. Mid 20»ii rfemsaw . yard. Low 20 s. Keith California style home, 3 bed­ fireplace, 'built - ins, bay ADVERTISING GAME SATUI?WW.' IlL TAkE TOU WASHOUT.' THOSE SEATS , Employe Garcia Bki Corp. 1 cy, Realtors, 649-5824. mortgage. Mid 20’s. Owner. twenties. H.M. Frechette. rooms, large enclosed porch home, trained. Free. 649-9236. CUE BALi:. HAClOE/' 643-2666. Agency 646-4126, 649-1922 window, acre treed lo^. break­ AiWTMiHG-AMTTMIMG; BUT I LL PO MV WERE CRUMliW,* ALL THE WAVj Industrial Drive, Tolland, 872- Realtors, 647-9993. with sundeck overtoiling lake. Sweet Words / CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT, HOURS 0691 Ext. 7. NEW T.Tarm o — Oape Ood fast bar, freshly painted. Only, RETRIEVER puppies %~iCab- JU9T GET ME iH TriEtJE? BACH IN THE TBtlTll ROW.', COLONIAL—Ten .rooms. First- JUST USTED _ T h ^ ^ ^ Philbrick Agency, 1 Realtors, $22,900. Colll-Wagner Realty, BEGT' home, 6 rooms, 8 or 4 bed­ MANCHESTER—4-4, two fam- l^y HAL BOYLE 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. rador, >4 golden, ^20-328. 633- f RDM NOW ON ^OMEBOPV floor consists of large living fireplace, fiy. Rest of condition. Fire- 646-4200. i 643-9088, 875-3396. room, 1% baths, jalousied ______NEW YORK' (AP) — Be- 4l2'l. ELSE GETS MV Business Property room with b-enlace, dining celling, two-car ga- place in each apartment, sun pordi, garage, city utili­ HEBRON NORTH Coventry, $127 poys as- marks a bus driver gets tired of COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. WILL ANYONE give 2 cats a - t^OUGH: For Sole 70 room, modem kttchen with ® wooded stoves and refrigerator. Re- bedroom Ranch, modem kitch­ ties, $28,900. Philbrick Agency''x built-ins, den, large famUy sundeck off cent wiring and plumbing, sumable VA mortgage. Lovely, w_rtn builder. Only *9s one. tached 2-car garage, full baac- Owners anxious. $24,900. Phil­ center chimney Cape. Im- "CaiVt ynu speed It up a lit- Volkswagen Karmann Ghla, Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, condition. Don’t watt H.M. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. Agency, Realtors, ment, 100 x 200’ private lot. brick Agency, Realtors, 648- maculate four btxlrooms, 2 'i tie? After all. we re not going to Continued From Preceding Page convertible parts, 40 h.p. en­ baths, beautifully landscaped. 049-2813. Owner anxious. $21,900. Wol­ 4200. a funeral." gine rebuilt, 1200 miles, ex­ $26,500. Five-bedroom Oolo- Shade and fruit trees, stone MANCHESTER — Prime re­ FOUR bedrooms, older 7-room "I spent all my money in the cellent condition, transmission, nlal, 2 fuU ciriored tiled baths, NEW LISTING — 514 verton Agency, Realtors, 649- VERNOI^ — New Listing. walls. Select neighborhood. tail location for sale. Large home with lots of improve­ amusement park. If you don't Help Wanted— Male 36 door glass, windshield, radio, fantily .room, 2-car garage, Im- Ranch with three bedrooms. Large new Ranch. Three twin- Minutes to new Route 6. Louts building, air-conditioned, plen­ ments too many to mention, let me ride for nothing, my dad wheels and frame. 649-6833. sised bedroonvs, built-in kitch­ Dlmock Really, 649-9823. ty parking. Call H. M. Fre­ large lot, dead end street, own­ Afen^^ ni^lto^ MStoMM dining area MANCHESTER - Slx - room will murder me for getting BELL & HOWELL fully auto­ er anxious, $21,000. Wolverton Ag built-ina, living room has Colonial overlooking Center en, formal dining room, large home so late. Honest he wlU. events 1-9 i chette, Realtors, 647-9993. COLONIAL BOARD CO. matic 8 mm. Model 3060 mo­ Agency Realtors, 649-2818. MANCSHESTEJr — 3-familly.' In and waU to wall car- Park. 1% baths, two-car living room with fireplace, two You wouldn’t want a murder on vie projector, camera, BUSINESS zone — Stone build­ exxi^ent conittkm, on large basement. I60x garage, large rooms. Immedl- batha. twx>-car garage. Large Forms For Safe 76 )-our conscience, would you?" screen, spot lights, never used, ing consisting of four unit MANCHESTER — $1,900 down. treed- lot,- coirv^ ent to bus ns 200 Int .90 *23.500. mn -Wolver- occupancy. Hayes Agen­ lot. A real beauty for $32,000. "They «\y a sailor has a girl Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time, death in family. 646-3981. apartments. Three house trail­ Four-room Odonial. Two-car and sh(q>plng. Income over $5.- Realtors, 649-2813. cy, 646-0131. H.M, Frechette, Realtors. 647- In ew ry port. Do you bua driv- 6 days per week, shift differential. Blue Cross, 9993. 1850 COLONIAL with 89 acres. rOM PALEZZl er parking lots. Excellent in­ garage. Needs some work but 600. per year. Philbrick Agen- MANCHESTER— Richard Rd., era ha\*e girls at both enda of CMS, life insurance, paid holidays and other fringe come. PhUbrlck Agency, Real­ Ju s t T i s t e d Call Carriage Realty, 643-1111. M£.VJAR.R.,N.S. who cares at this price. $18,- cy. Realtor, 646-4200. rocent four-bedroom Colonial! FOR THE discriminating buy- your route?" benefits. HOMEMADE stuffed, animals tors, 646-4200. 900. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, Large 3-bedroom Ranch, 9” to 12", 50c. 647-9613. er„ we have jiwt listed a cen­ "Why should 1 move to the 647-9993. CAPE — Modem Wtchen, Jlv- I*"*"*' ‘‘“ I"’ Parklike yard, Bower’s WonTod— Roal Estota 77 bark of the bus? If we paaaen- A progressive and expanding company. school district, air-condi­ ter chimney, authentic Co­ HANNAH’S husband Hector tag room with raised hearth Household Goods 51 Apgrttnents— Rats— Furnished Investment Proper^ HIGHWOOD Drive, better than fireplace, formal dining rooniv ^ tioned, appliances, miuiy ex­ hates hard work so he cleans !^*'''Glartonb!ll^J‘’Glastonbury Intn 'a*^ a pic­ SEl^G Your Hon«. Buying p,c new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ three bedrooms, walk^t base^ ™*® >-fln«'"ents. tras. Assumable 5»i a Home For prompt efficient 615 Parker St., Manchester the rugs with Blue Lustre. Model Home Furniture Tenements 63 Apartments 63-A For Safe 70-A turesque setting In a prestige which part of the can we wont erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of mortgage. £< NtA. !■ ■ervice R B. Asaoclate Brok­ Rent electric shampooer, $1. ment, breezeway. attached ga- ^ '^eTnos ' neighborhood. For appoint­ to be -smothered in?" 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL'^ NEW ONE arid two-bedroom de­ ONE-ROOM furnished efficien­ EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- graceful living area. Prime lo­ rage. BeautifuUy treed acre ______ers. 649-9925. Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftue. Olcott Variety Store. PALMER REALTY ment call, Philbrick Agency, "Well, If It Isn’t old Laughing 19 PIECES luxe garden type apartments cy apartment. Apply Marlow’s, famlly, 4 rooms each apart­ cation, top quality and unique lot. $24,900. Philbrick Agency, HENrtY ST. — Kitchen, dining 'Could you tell me how to get to NASA? I have some ment, bullt-lns including alr- 643-6321. 646-4200. SEUdNQ YOltR HOME’ For hlmwlf How many yaara SCREENED loam, proce.s.'ied $297 available now. Call Paul 867 Main St., Manchester. floor plan makes this an out­ Realtors, 646-4200. room, giving room on first better pictures of Mars that might interest them!" conditloners, 5 years old. An standing offering. Hayes Agen­ MANCHESTER -Centrally lo­ prompt courteous ser\’lcc that *’*'*^^ been since you ga\-e the gravel, gravel, ?and, stone, W. Dougan, Realtor. 649-4636 floor. S^ond floor consists of VERNON — Redecorated 7- CABINET . makers wanted. Ex­ Intenor Designer v/ahts reliable ATTRACTIVE, 3-room furnish­ excellent Investment. Wolver- cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han­ ONE-YEAR old Ranch, nice cated 5-unlt Income property. gets results. Call lA)uU Dlmock " •("“ t “ 9 H**"- fill. George H. Grlffing Inc four bedrooms, one very large. room Spilt level. 90x200 lot. TOOL AND GAGE perienced only. Dlsplaycraft, family or newl>’wed3 to accept THREE - BEDROOM town- ed, heated, apartment. Large ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. dler, 649-7613. sized fireplaced living room, Vacancies never a problem. Realty. 649^9823. Andever 742-7888. Two-car garage. $23,900. Phil- Ideal for In-law situation. Sub­ 643-9557. delivery of complete Model Dis­ house apartment includes utili­ closets. Private entrances. 15x15 master bedroom, one Excellent Investment. Mid 40’s. Housas For Safe 72 Housas For Safe 72 "What do you mean you can’t MAKERS 34 UNITS, $80,000. cash over brick Agency, Realtors, 646- stantial cash or owner asstst- DARK RICH stone free loam, play of Quality Furniture just ties, appliances, parking, Parking. Adults. No pets. 643- acre lot, garage, rear pordi. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, WANTED —Farm or old house" change u $10 hill' It’s the small- removed to warehouses for Pub­ mortgages returns $16,000. net 4200. MANCHESTER — Garrison SCOTTISH Caatle — ten rooms, e you mean by telling sion, air-conditioned. Under garage, aluminum sidli^, on aev/ management. 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette 36 MAIN ST., 2 rooms, heat and frigerator, all utilities included home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, formal dining room, fireplace, baths, knotty pine rec room, that generates your own elec­ Realtor. 643-9332. MlLtlNG HANDS TOBACCO cloth for sale, suit­ treed lot, $25,900. Philbrick ?^M ILY looking for 3 bclroon't .’’’.' I I ® * * ' ‘ " . I " $10 down, you may purchase electricity, $85. monthly. Call In weekly rent, no pets. Call central location. Newer fur­ garage, treed lot, convenient 2-car attached garage. Con­ tricity, plcturc.sque waterfall, amt-, box. Ihit on >x*ir gktwmi. Harry. able for lawns, bushes, trees Land For Safe 71 We are offering you a home Ageiwy, Realtors, 646-4200. \ 6-room custom house In Miuicheoter ixrra No An equal opportunity employer. any room Individually. Im­ 649-2866 before 5 p.m. 643-2226 evenings. nace. Lot of house for $20,500. location, $26,500. Philbrick veniently located. $32,000. Jac- with water rights. For further ^ iii'i' Machinery building exper­ and grass. 872-8587, Route 80, where you can enjoy living ape with IS baths, full IX>n"t you recogntsp your own ience needed. Apply in per­ mediate delivery or free MANCHESTER —Over 30,000 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. quellnc-Roberts Agency, 646- information call Philbrick agents. Call Meriden 1-237-4744. Rockville. ait a greatly reduced price. MANCHESHTER — Executive Agency, 646-4200. dormer, one-car garage, love­ muUier'" MANCHESTER TOOL & son. . Overtime available. storage. WE HAVE tenants waiting for COVENTRY —Furnished 4- square feet of business I land 3339. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. your apartment or house. Call This reduction in price will 8-4 bedroom Colonial In fine ly wooded lot situated In the ALL CASH for your property "Driver, llus window ts stuck. DESIGN INC. Appointments arranged. CAP & CCP Charge Plans room apartment and garage. on main road, house on prop­ MANCHESTER —Price reduc- Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- help offset the high Interest residential area. $29,5(X). Call MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom NEW IJSTINO — Qean 6-room hills of 'Rdland. T. J. (>o<-ketl, within 24 hours. Avoid red taps. Can yo*i come back at the next 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester Liberal beiieflits. Also, our own Instant Credit 742-7811. erty. Philbrick Agency, Real­ ed on this spaciou.s 4-bcdroorn, ANYONE TO FINISH 4 4535. rates. J.D. Real Estate Associates, Realtor, 875-6279. Instant service. Hayes Aganoy, • toj> and help me open UT" Plan tors, 646-4200. ACTION center entrance Colonial In Cape, completely remodeled, Cape, fireplace In living room, RfXIKVILLE — 3 rooms, all 643-6129. 646-0181. "Would )xHt mind repeating METRONICS, Inc. MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF This immaculate 3-bedroom preferred location, convenient lovely first floor family room, encloBed porch, city utilities, WE HAVE customers waiting utilities, $110 monthly. 649- BOLTON - New on market. that, pkxuie? I take the Ifo. 8 JIG BORE Operators — first, COVENTRY — 40 acres, 760' split level home is located to schools, stores and fronl-to-bnek living room, $23,000. Philbrick Agency Reol- 640 Hilliard St. DISCOUNT FURNITURE for the rental of your apart­ 8861. New contemporary design, ALTON STREET — Eight-room 6'i.room Ranch with complete­ tUM lo Ar|>el Street, tmnster to $9.80 ON 1968 SEWING MA­ road frontage on Rt. 44A, $990. in WoodhiH Heights on a churches. Owners anxious for frultwood kitchen, 2 baths, tors, 646-4200. second and third shift. Lathe WAREHOUSE ment or home. JiD. Real Es­ 4-bedroom s ^ t , brick and home with “ In-law” apartment ly finished basement, big wood­ llie No 12 Ims to Von Cloef operators, second shift. Verti­ NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS an acre. Terms. Carriage professionally landscaped lot quick sale. Philbrick Agency, formal dining room, one-ear Logoi Notkat Manchester, Conn, CHINES. 649-6078. tate Associates, Inc., 648-5129. olumtaum sW ng, 2 ^ baths, In center of Town. Three bed­ ed lot 160x300', fine residential Boulevard, walk three btocks cal turret lathe operators, sec­ 3580 Main SI. Hartford Realty, 643-1111. in an area of fine homes. eteme fireplace in living Realtors, 646-42(X). garage, on large lot in fine Business Locations rooms up (sunporch could be residential neighborhood, $29,- neighborhood. Immediate oc­ - — ~ north to the Intersection of Wal- ond shift. Call LeMl Corponi- 622-7249 SMALL 4 room apartment, sec­ Such extras as wail to wail room, finished rec room, Lots For Safe 73 cupancy, T.J. ('Tockett, Real­ CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ For Rent , 64 a fourth and the bath; down FOUR-ROOXf’ Ranch. Floor to 900. Jacqucllne-Roberts Agen­ AT A (XiURT o r ritoBATK. hold nut and Chestnut Streets, and tlon, 648-2362. ance man, nights. Apply Holi­ YOU SAVED and slaved for (former Fuller Brush bldg.) ond floor. Main St., over carpeting, air-conditioning, full basement, 2-oar ga­ there are five rooms, living tor. 643-1677. rage, sanitary sewers, ap­ ceil'ng stone f 1 r e p 1 a c e. cy, 646-3339. CXliAJMBIA- 31,000 square foot day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., wall to wall carpet. Keep it 175 Pine St. Mancheste/' bakery at Center, heat Includ­ BOLTON Notch at end of new Houses For Safe 72 custom drapes and 2 full room, dining, modern kitchen, SAND BLASTER needed on pliances included. For Beamed celling, paneled walls, wooded lot fronting on Colum­ SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 room July. IMf ' '* ** «•' Manchester. rt(!W with Blue Lustre. Rent 646-2332 . ed, $96 per month. 649-6781 or parkway, 400 square foot of­ baths add to the many lavatory, laundry room and, in MANCHESTER Ciuflom 8- « a. ^ . ProMnl. Iloir Ji4ui J, WaU«ll. i|own ' first shift at the Klock Co., 1366 (former Norman's Fum 646-0299. THREE-famlly, centrally locat­ amenities. For an appoint­ dcfails call 646-1117 or attached oversized garage, bia l^ke. Call Warren E. How­ Rflmch. Paneled and hea<- judg® electric shampooer, $1. The fice. Will remodel to suit, plen­ 875-8660. the rear, additional living room Split 1-evel, 4 spacious Tolland Tpke., Manchester. ed, $356 monthly Income, $28,- ment to Inspect call Doris porch. $15,900. Hayes Agency, land, Renltors. 643-1108. ed rec room. 2-car garage. Ex- , o' ‘ ‘ Sherwin-Williams Co. Warehou.se ty of parking. Ideal for profes­ room and bedroom. Full base­ bedrooms. fireplaced living II A ^ ee lelv (iT lii aeitl tlLstrUt, wrnptflltw wllH ft tiiiHllf* Mai*VMfW Apply in person. NEW plush one and 2-bedroom 606. 228-9692. Principals only. 646-0131. cellent area. $28,900. Hayei drceMMi. wrnr.«iin* wiina puDiic marvam. at corner of Pine & Forest St.s) sional use. Call E. T. McKin­ Smith, 649-2519. ment throughout. New gas room, formal dining room. COVENTRY Building lot MALE HELP WANTED KEEP CARPET cleaning prob­ Mon.-Frl. 0-9. Sat. 9-6 apartments, wall to wall car­ H U RW IT and SIMONS Aaency $46*0181 Upon appllralkm lUtruM W. Kivr inr your btulfe mim* pets, dishwasher, appliance.^, ney, 643-2226. MANCHESTER 7 room Colo- heat, new plumbing, wir­ BEAUTIFUL Split Level, as­ well designed kitchen. 3 baths, with lake privileges, 7 minutes Uarrtiy. eaucuior, praylni r»r mu- bcr. youii|r nwn. ami I’ll tatea It lems small—use Blue Lustre REALTORS a cvrbn«.rr>ifn«r le ihorUy lO Hell Ihr imcmt 4>l MUi ... ,, ,, ,, alr-conditlohing. Starting at nial large living room with JARVIS REAL'TY CO. ing, etc. This home Is in ex­ sumable mortgage 5H per fireplaced family room, from water, $6(X). Call F .M. TRUCK DRIVER stock room worker wanted. wall to wall. Rent electric CLEAN, USED refrigerators MANCHESTER — Central lo- OI..A8TONBURY Hebron area, dec.i„,d m and I.. iho |in>mls.s up with CMy Hull" ranges, automatic washers $156 per month. Call Paul W fireplace, formal dining room, 212 Taicottvllle Rd. ceptional condition. Aluminum cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ plastered walls, on acres. Gaul Agency, 843-2682. Immaculate 4-bedroom Cape, kmtwn os 130-133 -I’earl Hi In eaki "Bumpety, iMimiMiy, bumpety Will act in capacity of as­ shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint & catlon 5,000 square feet of eat-in kitchen plua half bath, 3 Realtors MLS Insurers aiding, two-car garage, over­ rage. large corner lot. Pull Designed for the yoimg execu­ sistant manager. No pre­ with guarantees. See them at Dougan Realtor, 649-4536. Route S3, Vemon built 1982, fireplace, aluminum ** *''*'** *" N 'np Bumjieiy. bumiwty, bum t ‘ Apply in person Wallpaper Supply. warehouse space, small office, sized lot. Immediate occu­ tive A must sec home. $40,- COVENTRY Building lot In vious stock room experience B.D, Pearl’s Appliances. 849 nice bedrooms up and full 283 E. Center St., 643-1121 price $23,500. Call on this one. siding, large wooded lot. $22,- o’hii...... EHKI).... That , th. . , (<"'»Soln|| (U-Iy Inimp Tell me. ih> you gM CENTRALLY LOCATED 3- parking area, reasonable pancy. Sensibly priced under 900. JucqueUnc-RotH'rt-s Agen­ excellent neighborhood with appllcatlun be heanf an.i d.lemitned . required. Will train. Ex­ BEAUTIFUL dark wood Hoff­ Main St. Call 843-2171 bath, 2-car garage, superb MlUen Realty, Realtors, 643- 900 Meyer Agency. Realtor, St the Prutiale .dflce In Manch.sl.r Dak I.,eaf Ouster on your MANCHESTER PIPE terms. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ------thirty Ihouaand dollars. T. J. artesian well and septic sys­ cellent salary and fringe man console color TV h-et, used room apartment, stove, refrig­ location, $28,900. Owner C930. cy, 646-3339. 843-0000 In said Dlstrtet. im...... Ihr I3ih .lay nf gixsl isKuluel medal (or every 18 • and SUPPLY LIVING ROOM couch and erator, $100 monthly. Call 649- MANCHESTER —Custom built Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. tem. Will consider financing. Ausust, l i s t ol ten u'clork In Ihr , benefits. For additional in­ very little, 2 years, excellent anxious. Wolverton Agency furemsm, and lhai noilrr lir slvrn l■'•ls•lea yiHi manage to hit. formation contact the Per­ chair, beige mixed with gold, 4415. 6-room .Raised Ranch. Stove,------NEW LISTING -7-room Ciipe, MANCHESTER — 0'i-room $4,000. Call F. M. Gaal Agency, TOU.AND New listing. Own- 160 Hartford Rd., Manchester condlt'on, too large for new FURNISHED OFFICE Realtors, 640-2813. MANCHESTER —Large SpUt. In ’ all rsnns kilsrrslsd ■ In osl.t "W tiere did you team to drtvs_ sonnel Dept., Manchester very good condition, $60. Two Two baths, fireplace, garage. disposal, dishwasher, two-fire- FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, with full sited dormer, large Ranch, one year young offers 543.2082. e'r niovtag oifl of stale Only ratals Ihr |M.ndrncy of ' said 'sir. . apartment, $'i00. Call 640-1491 LOOKING for anything In. real large fireplaced living room, 121 200 for hU.nxim Rnni-h phea'kJnnr andand ihr ihr lime lime and on.t iilo.-. plai-r .d .d' taking n correnpomlenca Call 649-4563 for appointment Memorial Hospital, 643- formica step end tables, excel­ For rent on Main St. $65. JORDT St. — Brick Cape, Excellent locaUon, Wall to places, baths, double ga- large lot, full cellar. Can you bring room with fireplace, for­ azi.zuo lor o x-riKim ruuu n, j;„,rtns lhrni.»i. by publUhIns a r. 1141, Ext. 243. between 0 a.m. - 2 p.m. beautifully cablneted cat-ln HIGHLAND Pnrk A:x-a Itirgr lent, $20. each. Reclining leath­ estate rentals — apartments, Security deposit required. modem kitchen, formal dining wall carpeting. Clean home. rage. Hutchins Agency, Real top this for $19,900. Mitten mal dining room, recreation blisement gHnigr, storms and mpy of this urdrr In sums news homes, multiple dwellings, no Ideal for real estate or In­ kitchen, dining room, l'.i lot, could tn- divide.! Into two cl^-ulalTr in Uld "Why dmi’t we get irff the ims MISCELLANEOUS eah er chair, green, excellent, $66. room, 1% baths, 14’xl8’ fam­ H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- tors, 649-6324. Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. room, U i batha. enclosed rear large lot. I , J. Crockett, Real- having • fees. Call J. D. Real Estate surance office. baths, 3 bedroom.s, one-car ga­ building lots. City ulllltle«. $10,- dUIrki. al Taaal PART-TIME rifle and s(»pe; 12 gabgc shot­ Call mornings, 643-6727. ily room, all glass, with rais­ 9993. porch, on treed lot, $29,900. Uiri, 875 6279. the day uf said hssiins, tu appfor If Associates, Inc., 043-5129. rage. Tn new area of fine IK)0. Ask lor Mr. Philbrick, man?" MANAQER-Tralnec for health gun; stereo albums; lee 643-9678 ed hearth fireplace, finished Philbrick Agency, Realtors, they osa causa al oald lima and Mechanic with tralloring or homes, $31,800. Jacqueltae- Philbrick . Agency. Realtors, COVENTRY Nice, clean 4- ploca and bs heard ralallva Iharatu, •'Would you mlnal Imtdlng tMs and beauty aide department. skates; medium size sports CLEAN, centrally located 3- rec room In baaement with 646-4200. and moka ratum tu Ihla noiri. camping experience. GAS RANGE, like new. Inter­ bar, autom^c garage doors, Roberts Agency. 646-3339. 646-4200. rixmi Rancfi, large paneled liv­ JOHN J. WAUJCTT. Judge |Mi.-kage In your lap whits I go Opportunity for advancement jackets, white formal jacket room apartment, appliances, SMALL STORE near 100 per OAK ARMS APARTMENTS ested, call 649-1233 after 5:30. extra bu l^ n g lot, beautifully ACnONT CUSTOM built brlik homc.Slx ing room, 2 iwlivsdsad bed­ rc llon d d W. Oorrlty ttiruugh my taondbng for the TRAILER WORLD for ambitious mAn In ranldly and pants. C^enp. 429-0337. heat and hot water. Apply 2 cent Main Street location. Ap­ 149 OAK STREET— MANCHESTER large rooms, flrepla-’e, garage, MANtTiESTER — Under con­ HIGH TREED lot In AA zoned rooms, eat-ln Kitchen, year right change*" growing company. Excellent landacap^ yard. Philbrick ERfGIDAIRE electric stove, Pearl St. ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street. patio, trees. Highland Park struction, 3-bedroom Rnlsed area. Executive and profes­ 'round home, new A furnoce. "'How many ItUle old loiHea 444 Tolland Tpke., Manchester working conditions Including ALUMINUM \sheets used ns Agency Realtors, 646-4200. New contemporary design sional nelgtiborhooil. Over '4 wing back chair, etnlr carpet­ School. Only $24,900. Hutrhins Ranch, formal dining room, douMe lot. Only $12.l00. Keith at*MaiirjI^irT »Uhln'*and^^^^ V'*' ‘Iriven sway from lo- 646-2114 Major Medical program, paid printing plntes\ .(}09 thick, 23x POUR ROOM first floor ° flat, ('’OR RENT or sale-461 Main 4-bedroom Raised Ranch, acre of prime land. Mr. Coe. ing, like new. Call 619-3482. RANCH — 6^4 rooms, first Agency. Realtor:), 649-5324. large living room, U.4 baths, Agency, 848-4128. 64A1922 diDtrtct i j t Martcheutur.amci u ran make me progressive organization offer­ radios, stereos, and color TV’s. WURLITZER' conao’e walnut BOLTON — Manchester town ed baths, large family room, 2 tmllt-lns. garage Only $32,900 monthly. References, security room.s, 4 bedrooniR, 2 full batlis. plush tJiroughout. $36,- tag, equlppell rnr Jujit one thlnit Why We offer you your own desk, mtKlels now being introduced. side and out. For moi-e Infor­ frontage with -building. Ideal full Insulation, porch, city util­ REALTORS 9993 Frechette, Realtors, 647-9998. modem kitchen, living room cy, 646-3.339. fully landscaped lot with trees! Tn *11*14 '• “ ■ •" To drive truck and work In and a chance to develop al Stop In at our now showroom mation call 643-2354. for garden center, roadside ities, bullt-ina, extra large 2- / Hot water heat 212 TolcottvlUe Rd. with flreplu( e, full shed dorm­ Rec rm parttslly completed. e««al» of the Mndenrjr of wid a|e tanir for a tois eight buMw nie. warehouse. Ebcperlence pre­ your own pace. Excellent com­ and service center at 805 Hart- ' 30 LOCUST St. — First floor, 4 business, retail outlet, etc. 643- car garage, near school, treed Quality SO tm t WINDSOR 9 room Route 83, Vemon f f Parking er, basement completely CILASTONHCRY Raised Ranrh, 214 baths. 2- This 1* truly a besutiful home "pT* lljiiuhlllli °L Arm the ferred. 6-day, 40 hours, vaca­ mission arrangement with ford Rd., (Next to Qus's). rooms, $135. Security. 648-2426, 2886. lot, excellent location. Charles built 3-bedroom Kalseil Ranch Anl^iques 56 finished off with heat, breeze­ rar garage, treed k»l Mtd 30’s. In sple and span condition ropr of ihte order In eome neve- liuree nfraltl of telng muggvd?" tion, all fringe benefits. good earning potential. For an Modern TV Service, 643-2205. 9-5. Lesperance, 649-7820, 649-6108. 466 MAIN' ST. — Store or office, y Near bus, school, church and shopping way. 2-car garage, new alumi­ offers prestige area, unique de­ Asking $29,900 f B Govsng When you hit See Leo Roskin appointment to discuss this We nlso sell Gibson ond"^ A’jfTI.QfjJE China closet. Must be Bralthwiilte Agency. 649-4593. $136, Includes heat, 646-2426, num siding, $27,500, Philbrick sign and attractive deka, tools, 19" rooms and lavatory. House t room. Nice secluded yard. On sundeck. flreplacerh*eier. alihln art.l fnr ite land St. apace available at 36 La- |>eting, walk'trut basement with dutrici -8 Matuh-sur. •si ih> Sxh 'inn .ayy. no amuklng But It steady year 'round work. All CONTACT WORK othc- itotiquo Itemc Any tor, 649-4635. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620 chette, Realtors, 647-9993. WARREN E. HOWLAND 3339. Fayette Square. Rent includes 649-0108. MANCHESTER Immaculate 4 COVENTRY $1,900 down. 3 finished rtsims, plus gsrM e. ,}.T J.dm J W.Ue.i (totfl /ray mshlng about no benefits. Manchester, 649-5043. qu.ir'ttty.'vThe Harrl.-^on's, 643- 118 Main St. Three-room apart­ heat, alr-conditloning, wall to MANCHESTER Realtor and 4 duplex. Near bus line MANCHESTER Just listed, Price reduced. Nine-room pulUblr for mjiny buii4n*«ep juiUi* ehr^ng on a eig.r that ain't III 8709, Oakland Street. and shopping. Two heating A r u i Ihle rigor ain't Ik, wloe Boots and Accessories 46 ment. Heat, hot water, and ap­ wall carpeting and draperies. MANCHESTER, $26,000 like 9 RO O M S!!! very clean 6-room Gape, 1*4 Split Fireplace, family rtxim, If ownrr ocruplfd MuJit be *^^***.,"^ WUlum fc MrKitm«r Needed by credit firm to new! Three-bedroom Ranch­ systenip, separate driveways. uf ill Mkl (lUirirV /^\^y “ CARPENTER, layout man. Call help establish new accounts. WANTED ANTIQUES, uzed pliances. $125. Security, adults. Will sub-dlvlde. Call 872-65'Z8, 643-1108 baths, walking distance to two-car garage. Exterior needs Wolvrriw Ajcency Excellent value al $22,900. tom $4U 2m3 ,. L’jMitt appltTrAlkitt s4 W ffei y«ju ra»ti rfMiriui*" after 4 p.m., 742-8054. $150 weekly guarantee to furniture, pti^rtlal or complete (146-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. weekdays. er. carport. large kitchen with If you need room, this 9- Khoj>plng. biu, theatre, only some work Only 118,900 M M, FIVE h.p. Twin Scott Atwater, Hayes Agency. 646-0131. (ImrrUy. mnmruUtr. tor mu- ytMj fir v tnMJUvf man meeting our require­ estates. Call 633-2300 davs. IMO- built-lns, fireplaced living room Cape has plenty to 121.900 M .M. Frechette. Real­ Frechette, Realtors. 847-9993. go(Kl eontUtlon, $75^643-5463. MANCHESTER — One - bed- MAIN ST. — 4 room s~ a ll or otter. Big closets storage I OVKriTKY. NEW In mnA u* |jf»mu«u ' ffein MAINTENANCE man for local ments. W iito Manager, ' (KiOl after 7 (Vm. room, full baaement. land­ tors. 647-9993 high school. Salary to $125 Box 4H7, Cleveland, Ohio, room garden type apartment, rent Individually, heat arid elec- scaped lot. Call Warren E. shed, first floor family cOVKNTTtY Three year old H«nch Trr«f AMUmftbl* 7 kiw/vn &ji loi ('h—tnut S(ru«t in m M (>riv»r, aom* aniArt «l«rk In SAILBOAT, 16’ (Vmet class, per cent mortgage Only 1184 “ ’ritcaik* « , week plus benefits. Fee paid 44123.'------liOl'SEHOLI' Iqts — Antiques, private entrance, ranch type, triclty provided. Oontect Mr. room. Rec room and office Dutch Colonlsl- home, art on thlu fHw ha« jtjt fotil hnntlB I t'l’ys’lal Ijike. ilacmn sails, ex­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. by employer. Contact United $145. per month. Available Im- Frechette. H. M. Frechette, In basement. Nicely treed nearly an a< re wtseletl jrrt, m^jnthly Hfultom. 2i$v T^t is* tr>rwan4nM femnt ytju to rtf fit now ami cellent racer, good comlllton bric-a-brac. ctocks. frames, lot, city uUllUes and side­ ACTION Employment, 246-7226. glassware. We buy estates. Vll- mediately. Paul W. Dougan, Realtors, 647-9993. Ma n c h e s t e r — one owner country aetllng In areo of fine 7470. 1040 alih# IVuImU .elfW. In mghr him rjff " $350. I'all 640-3445"^* walks. Schoed netuby. Low ^ In Mid liMrlct. •-MrWfeM InirfcctMl U) m LI SAILING dinghy, 9'3", $150. MANCHESTER. VERNON. SOUTH WINDSOR. ln|c room. 3 bf^droom*. fire* *4 Rooms Without gocird 59 ter 6, 649-8975. \WoIverton Agency, Realtors, BARROWS and 'WALLACE Co.i dlntag room. wsJk-On % WANTED — one full and one furnished, country atmos­ TOLLAND AND ELLINGTON l>sjiement "w'llh sliding glsoa Urrific vklu* iit 131,500 <*«ll SCHOOL BUS drlver.s for East 649-2813. Manchester Parkade In laundry, also full basement In »/m* .n4r*» ^roll »rmiiwl ( ‘orml Uabl«« you part-time service station at­ Windsor. Apply now for Sep­ n iE THOMPSON Hoi^e— Cot FOUR-room apartment. first phere, $30 weekly. 742-8161. doors. 2,-cjur attached ga­ I»orV» Smith. Jnrvu Really ft ffrrtdtftikfei U* MMl4 MinhMrtnft to if >Uf:h fWjwem ftnd tr«rft« ftft U|« only to Mr. Sloan. J. Sloan lins, 1224 Sullivan Ave., Wnp- pleasantly furnished \ rooms, retl, no pets, 643-5268. Immaculate like new Califor­ MANCHESTER siding, city sewers, exjmer they rftUM mt Mia llmr »n»| trnm f ■ w SEWlNt. MACHINES singer treed Ux t.'pper ,.40s Call arreens. drrjp In range and aetf ptoc. and te h.ar.1 r.iailr. iter.t.. ‘ Titea. Womans Garage, Route 83, Vernon. plng, 644-1467. parking. Call 649-23.58 (6r over mediate occupancy, excellent nia styled Ranch home on the Immaculate 3 or 4-bedroom VrRNON luloniiitlc zig-zag. cNrehcni FIVE ROOM apartment, flrat condition $226 a month. Wol­ 646-1117 or 875-8580 defroallng refrlgerabir Quiet,. A C ’ I > and moke r.t'jrn ‘irr, ihl. r„-.rt Tongue tree from India, caja- night and permanent guest most attractive acre plus lot Cape, rec room vAth walk-out Jo h n j w a i J.k t t / s i . GAS STATION attendant want­ condition Makes buttonholes deadend ..irecl Irrvely neigh b w i m L i k e A r u s h , rc Haruid W .rJarTlty ": • , put from Australia, fig traaa STUDENTS Kojiu'ate your rates floor, garage, no children or verton Agency. 649-2813. we’ve ever seen. Priced In the basement, treed and fehced lot ed. full-time work. Must apply hi-u'.s. nuhroldors, etc Ong brrrhfssl iMrrvIng Wit of slate from Egypt and the long, poUit- own hours while promoting a pets, $130. plus security. Wol- high 20'a. Hayes Agency, 646- plua many comfortable extras. in.RWIT and .SIMONS In person, Gorins Sports Car malty over $300., 8 monthly Isrw 3ft's Ide.i.e • ..]) f'rr tn itp We’ve grg the place’ 18 X sd leaves uf the sacred bo from new product on eomml.-ailon KURNISHED mom (or g\ntle- _ verton Agency, 649-2813. 0131. Rearonably priced at $25,900. Hurwit & Simons RKALTflRS 37 ft I'jng. 7H n deep. payments of $8.50 each or pa.v polrilnient 742-7M9 AT A fViCftT or ri|i>flATr. XeM C eyloo Center, Route 83, Taicottvllle, basis. TeU'phone 246-4697. luan, ah convenirmxM, fiark- Out of Town Call C. J. Coniam, J. D. Real ln-grr*jnd prsS I’lue a 7- ftl M«nf K*uf*f mo'i t Conn. $51 cosh 522-0931 uealer Ing. near bus hue. Plea.se Call TWO-bedroom Duplex, carpet- 8H-ROOM CAPE, 2 unfinished, Estate Associates, 643-8779. 212 TalerXIrille R/1 rrsrm, femt to back Split •llftifVf' 4 Mftnrh««t»f -ift tftw Iftifi I ■OVF..VTRY Besutiful small 649-6914, refrigerator. heat, hot water, For Rant 66 R/.ute S3. Vernon •Ur '/ July tMt ' CUSTOM made dr.ipcrles, slip fireplace, aluminum siding, lot 3 bedns.ma. living rrsen • hr.gar.1 U.jr. Sunn J WftUftit EXPERIENCED Bridgeport, Situations Wanted— Ing throughout, garbage dis­ 75x188. By appointment only. REALTORS farm ov er 8 at r e . 5 rrsrm with ratheflral retting, J’-A f covers .iml i ehphol.slenng ANDOVER — 4-room heated engine lathe, and hell-arch CENTR.M,, clean room for posal, dlshwaaher, atove and Owner 649-1381. / ^ \ hom e pUia 2 resims roughe«Mn large kitchen, r/vsm srul Ea«ftU ‘4 ftftfft D mkm tUffth N < m C K welders. Apply H A B Tool Female 38 Budget term.s K.slabh.died In apartment, aduUs. Call 742- floor heat itrvl IrJfuUllon up- f) 'jf UmtuhAAtwr in m 61 tU» gentleman, separate entrance full basement, on bus line. .MA.NCMPI.STEK Immediate range, city water Mid trief ftft tmrmpmtA* aiHl Engineering, 168 Forest 1945. Days. 524-0154 -vemngs. 7878 for appointment. \MLL CARE for Infant or small and bathroom, jxirklng. *t5il) Call 643-5226. $15,500, SMALL 3 bedroom occupancy Ten rrstm older sutrs mrslrrn bath beautiful 30v J rVrrtnce. 849-5308 t'pEfel ft|irp>rMpft/i}r C‘n«> child, iny home, day or eve­ VERNON —Immaculate 9-room h< me family kitchen, hot wa­ »»rrmi/ir. tor muthuvitr U iTiNNOTICUT baseboard heat. Pasek Real­ 40x24 •onrrtXe fpjor 12x15 MAN WANTED to process cus­ ning. $20. weekly 649-9764. 4'a-ROOM apartment, second ter heal aluminum siding. 2- B &L W •ftif «‘«rlftln fftftl *ftUU (wnirviU/f? »V)ARI> r o R FIVE ROOMS of (unuture . for FltRNISHED room (or rent, older home In lovely country tors, 289-7475, 742-8243. ( APARTMENTS 'll utility building plua' ae- rat r1>s*rj 1*4 mki ftjrt'^i' ft* v '■ tu- tomer orders In automotive floor, heat, hot water ap­ ■ .r g.irage, ‘2-, acres char AI)MIS.H10N o r CI.JK’TORS .sale. Includes automatic wash­ gentleman preferred, central atmosphere with garage and OF ANOTHER OFFICE AT rdher buildings in g'sid aha|<* BARROWS and WAU.ACE Co »* kt warehouse, excellent benefits. pliances, disposal, parking, > Ona Main S tM ^ IP.n Agent y 843 'V,x3 Mancheetcr Psrkade T>wft( ifiM f’jfvftTjtnft DAY (.'ARE In er. Molt\>int refrigerator. 30" ly located, private eqtrance. barn. References, $250. . 875- jsmd site 65 pe-i' h trees plus ft(-(4.s8 ftIkjUk b« ftivl CaU 289-7906. my licensed cellar. $165. monthly. Adults. Manchester 849 5308 .Notf e ' u hereby given that lionie. 640-3468. electric stove, 19 " console ample parking. 649-5271. 6148. MA.S’CHEIBTER ''ustom 8 many r.ij.er trees fiver $8 (Sib ft* th« rrffW* Ifi M*rU CaU after 4 p.m. 649-4864. V NOW RENTING j) m ftfti4 O m rtri m Ikih -Uy 4 the ■ Board of Admtsolotl of black and white TV. maple r -am Split, 2 bath* 2-ear ga- ' iriroiTie on pTonn«cticut. wtU hold ft ' \ Situations Wanted— maple kitchen s-»>t. v 'bednxnn dle-aged genUe,man, private with garage, quiet residential ^ic and cellar space, $125. •partmento tro((i\$155 par J fill near acre wixstrd lot with Agency 8432borhood. References. \ •feMu in f’cmimtmity Hail Ui ftwiv furn'lurt-, cix>k-6ut j^lll, picnic •'KjtUrance and parking. 643-4248. ( pr.va- y arvl brisik Hayes Imards 2 r.r garage '' 7 acres ft/2d urn* ftftd Hl^gt em _ rw idteJ tft ^ LUNOHEONETTE ____ Male 39 -V ■ - monthly with heat. No ^ pets. $125. 87^(16148. mooth. Featuring alt '4 h^mruig by (NdMuhinft Town o n FrUlftyt AUfUM Iki tabic and ncccssorics. 64^0930. ( r o u t e 83 - VERNON Agency 848 -'dll Vf-JiSOS Specla! financing ROOM FOR rent, private bath, 649-2332. modem Convenlencea. ^ Bel Air Real Estate Vincent ft ./fry of thlft sfOwr tn m . t r i ' IWb U> ftXftmillft tllft quftltAcf^ HIGH SCHOOL graduate u-lll .ivelLsbie immaculate 7-room MMAaER garage. cUvse to college, fe­ A Boggtnl Realtor 843 9U3 do odd jobfi and lawn work. SEW ING Machines Ixist year's SIX ROOMS and garage, close JI’ST I.ISTED 5-5 two family IXitch (■'.’' •:.: d. city water and dto^t “ .V‘s-».''a* ters 9efM« o' appUconU and to admit male Uxrcher preferreil. 643- Rosort Pro party Ite 4ar uf said CeaiTRs P* appear lo the slectore oath thoao lialary Plnz Boon* 649-3106. models, nevpr lused. Sacrifice. R«nfinond F. and x LEN FER^^ of APPING, S^les Manager -luptex. ceraml batha. large >e-»-er» i- I baths. 3 bedrooms. BOLTON Vacant Split level 0097 after 5:30. to bus line, no pels. 643-8418 If Iter sea -auee oi said ume aa/r Fall Oompany Baaeflta $35. Will' Uike monthly fxiy- or 1-745-2734. ' For Rant 67 ( Loois C. Dawnfo J living ri.tms twiecar attached den or ubrary, formal dining TTiree bedrooms fireplace ga- p*va oad te teard.raUilaa tkerato. ' 'MhU quaimea meuts. 249-0677. garage, full .baaement wHh r?s.m llOfy/) down 8Ai per rage. l ‘-s acre tot. Prlp!y $31 tSib t^ogner tors. 847 99M W. T. aRANT GROOMINU all breeda. Har ...... glass top coffee table,...u,.-, mn....maple Tanamants 63 FtirnishacI , go Water skiing too or Just ra'.m moka Ui ikls Oairj . tiaiod •>: Botte, Connecticut. Cl roociy Hill, H.C. Chaae, Hebron « dining riK»m table anil chair)l Reotala By Sates Representatives from Tolland, Manchester, Vernon and Agrncy. P.calt.tri 849-2812 Really. 841 «AA 875 098 HHfN J WA'XETr jisds. HSiea at PABKADB 4 Apartmanfsi 63«A luxury tn the sun. Mitten Real- WIIJJMA.*rnc 7 r«»m l]iouse rrJ amn ■ons 8 Tnsei ,Cb Cum.- August 8, 1989 Rd., Bollor.. 648-5427 / 649-0672 ' LAKQE S'* nexmv alvirtment. tv, Realtors, 643-6930. tl1.90D - Attractive 5-room 2:AJtT IURT>T)RD II».2«M like iww throughout Nice lo­ CXa/laa n Crw-katl.' AUy Ab Bgpri Opportoalty ( Ellington to servo you. For information, call 646-1 I 17 or 8 7 5 -8 5 6 0 . CU^a H. Toomay. itomlsheU or unfurnished, with 4>, ROOM m ’ PIJCX. t>, baths, PAUL W. DOUGAN, Cs'rmr 2 -s-Ifr-.:-. J. i r- i ' g Five prs.n, I*, .n-h. hot w.-Her cation. kteam heal, low taxes. Town Clerk Bmployer TWO KITTENS looking for NORGK eleclrii- r.uige, for sale, appliances, carpeting' and Ideal for young singles, male good home. Call 64^6480 after 40" wide In gvxxl condition. Call 649^535 onyti room, hot water baseboard he.it, "baoeir.er.t larg^ - Iraoa. 3 • ar garage 2S' Cheetnut At Richard Morra Olympic pool. CSilldren accept- or female. $185. J. D. Real ( hea.t. attached garagt. Hutch- rs ir »cv»g bus, line Hutch­ Uumt be seam 118.9(» Call JoMph S. Uettra 6:30 anytime weekends. 649-6983. ed. 872-0872 or 525-0994 Estate Assoc. 643-5129. Read Herald .\ds \ = ^ Vs=/>s^ Vsa/ ins Agency. Realtors. 849-804- tr... Agency. Realtors. 449-801 erwner 1-433-1100 Read Herald rVdft. RAyihond J. N «gio ( PAGE TH^TY-SIX WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 ilanrb ifBter lEvrning ISrralb Most Manchester Stored Open Tonight Until 9 O^Clock • _____ • Navy Aviation Machinist Miate About Town 3.C. William E. Stevenson, son Town Youth Commission Town Gets of Mrs. Lillian Murdock of 22 THIS yVEEK AT PINEHURST THE ' Full Gospel Christieiti Feliow- Walker St., is serving with AvuBBffe Net P ro a Run ahlp, Interdenominational, wU^ Heavy Photographic Squadron Established by Resolution Own F lag TVi Week It have a prayer service tonuwrdw 91 on Guam. / The Wfjather I f The Town of M anchester now A s m M, IM i at 7:30 p.m. at Onang'e Hall. The Manchester Youth Com- The original recommendation has an official town flag, as Fair and mild tenight with ^. H / by Digan was for a Youth Oom- Senior High Methodist Youth mlsslon was established last authorized by a unanimous ac­ low. 86 to 70. Tomorrow -partly Jehovah's Witnesses will con­ Fellowship of South United mtsslon established by otdi- night by resolution, by a unani­ tion of the Board of Directors 15,459 mnny with high about 90. attorn- /. duct a theocratic ministry Methodlat Church wl’U meet to­ nanoe, to be an official arm of e r pOHKlbiUty In c ra a a tn g to SO mous action of the Board of last night. school BMday at 7:30 p.m. and morrow at 7 p.m. at the church town government. Howover, be­ MAGIC Maneheater 4 City of Vitiofe Charm per cent Friday. It will depict the town seal, Directors. *’ cause the town charter requires a service meeting at 8:36 at to attend the Kale*dx>scope shown against a' gold back­ VOT.. LXXXVm . NO. 2C2 Kingdom Hall. that members of official town (TWENTY PAGES) Theater In West Hartford. The commission, which wlU ground. The flag was recom­ MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1969 (Oaaalfled Adverttalag oa Page, 17) (21 PRICE 'TEN CENTS begin to function officially in agencies must be electors mended by the town seal com­ years of age and over), the September, will consist of a mittee, which suggested that it commission was established by maximum of 24 members, all could be flown on all town build­ resolution. under 21 years of age. ings, including schools, the Po­ NUMBER Z Its members will serve one- In another resolution adopted lice Station, at swimming pools Coed Slaying Suspect Benny Gets Joh PHOTOGRAPHY* year terms and will be appoint­ Last night, the directors com­ ami at Camp Kennedy. It would PORTRAITS ed by the Board of Directors, mended the producers, cast and be featured also In parades. PROVIDENCIB, R.I. (AP) upon recommendatlonk made technical staff of the youth pro- Our every day low price on Sealtest fresh MILK in ^ lo n g'lasa is 89c COMMERCIAL Town Clerk Edward Tomklel, — Oomedtoa Jock Benny, by Robert Digan, the director duction of the musical, "Crte- a member of the seal commit­ and more and more customers are coming here daily for this really Seeks State Counsel whose name Is almost syno­ Safeguard Wins Third Test, of youth services for the school bratlon,” shown In three per- tee, told the directors that the nymous with fnigoltty, was fresh high quality milk. To bring home to you this every day low YPSILANn, Ifich. (AP) — /: PASSPORTS system. formances last week. The reso- first flag, a satin one, will cost Judge Edward Deake that the appointed today to a $l-a- price on Sealtest milk and to bring in more people to shop the whole John N. OoUins, accused of slay- The comanlsslon will study and lution praises the dedication of an estimated $130. Succeeding famUy did not have the re­ y«ar-po8t as "special finan- store, we have selected»some really sizzling 89c specials for this week l ^ a pretty coed scfaocdmate, WEDDINGS coordinate youth problems and s-H Involved, in giving up thedr flags, canvas-backed, will cost sources to pay tor a fuU dreas ctal consultant to the state today asked the ttate to appoint projects, and will be consulted summer vacation for a worth- considerably less, he said. . . . Bottom round 89c lb. Calves Liver 89c lb. Kabuki Tuna 3 cans 89c. defense of the 22-year old EMU of Rhode Island." attorneys to defend him against • SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA A PHOTO I by town officials and town agen- while project, Tomklel said that Mayor Jell-o 10 for 89c. Welch's Tomato Juice 3 for 89c. Another feature senior. "H is oompasBlaiiate ooo- the first-degree murder charge 991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—«43-7369 cles. It will elect its own of- worth double mention is a new Gang Size 40 oz. Skippy Peanut Bytter OoUins told the Judge he had cem for Ms fellow man is Nathan Agostinelll 1s paying for he faces. Principal Vote 51 to 49 fleers. They will serve one- The port' of BaKlmare con- the first flag (the satin one) and at 1.19. consulted with his attorneys and matched only by bis compoa- “To have him properly de- year term s. tains 46 miles of wate rHixait. is donating It to the town. agreed to their motion. ritmate concern for the oon- fended, we feel we ought to en- Judge Deake asked Oollinj servatloti of his flnsmctal rs- U«* the flnancial hrfp of the WASHINGTON (AP) — TI.8. OHOIOE P1NEHUB8T what money or property he laid ■oupoes," said Gov. Frank President Nixon’s Siafe- county," Hale P. Saph m , an and OoUins replied, "One motor­ Llcfat in naming Benny to the attorney for OoUins mother, told cycle.’’ Job. guard antiballistic missile the court. White House ABM defense system won 0 (HUns was being defended by The governor said he felt OoUins W accused of stran­ a third Senate test Thurs­ Ann Arbor attorneys Robert Sony’s “Invaluable expe­ gling to death an 18-yeaixrid Francis and John M. Toomey. rience" bi the ways of frugal­ day. Its backers defeated, Bottom Round EaMem Michigan University ity would make his advice on T o Pursue 70 to 27, an effort to bar Under court rules, however, freshman, Karen Sue Beine- they may not be appointed by state fiscal matters partlcu- deployment of the system’s man. His preliminary examlm- the state as his counsel. lariy impoitant during the missiles while permitting tlon On the charge^ was ad­ money situation. Jobs P lan The examination was post­ installation of its radars journed unUl Aug. 14. Of the T6-y«ar«ld oome- WASHINGTON (AP) — The and computers. For the family with a lot of living to do OoUins was brought to the poned to give the state time to dlaa-vloUnlat, who claim s to I* ROAST Nixon administration intends to 'The vote, coming on top of Whole 10 to 12 lbs. or half 6 to 0 Iba. small, red brick courthouse un- appoint new attorneys and to be only 39 and hokMng, Llcbt \ put Into effect a controversial two dramsUs ypt«s Wednesday, •fcr Ught security several hours give those attorneys time to said: "bis mastery of the ready their case. equal employment plan despite sealed the verdicterdl for the cur­ before today’s examination was vloUn is matched only by his a high government official’s rent round on the ABM and . to begin. He was 'whisked away In Michigan a Judge, rather m astery qt th r ift. , . hhi sktU CUBE STEAKS $149 opinion that it violates civil opened the way for the Senate Center cut Bottom Round Roast or Ib. immediately afterward and re­ than a grand Jury, determines, in the field of comedy is lights taw. ( to proceed to other parts of the turned to the Wairiitenaw Oounty after a preUminary exanUnation matched only by bto sirfii in slices for London Broil $30 billion military procurement A very tender 3 comer Rump Roast JaU where he is being held with­ in open court, whether there is the field of tnigaUty.*’ Secretary of Labor George P. I or Swiss Steak 1.0 9 euthoriietlon bill. one of the finest 1.3 9 out bond. reason to hold a deiSendant tor Benny la appearing at the Shultz brusquely rejected trial. Wednesday the opinion of U.S. oven roast cuts' Lb. Attorneys for OoUins and his Worwlok Muoioal Thaatie . . Rejected was an amendment Comptroller General Elmer B. INC. EYE ROUND — TENDER mcthec: told Ypailanti District this week. by Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre, Round Steak Ground (See Page Eight) Staats that the Job equaUty plan D-N.H., put forth os on effort to DA\ 3 Lb. Lots Lb. 99c would set up lUegal racial hiring compromise the Senate’s basic OVERROAST •$1.49 quotas for oonstnicUon workers. ABM split but scorned by both Manchester’s Most Complete Appliance Store Single Pounda ...... fl.BT "His opinion was not soUclted sides during the long debate. by the Labor Department,” Sen. Strom Thurmond. R-B.C., Shults said, in effect suggesting a strong ABM backer, sold ap­ TENDER CENTER SHOES OSCAR MAYER that Staats mind his own busi­ proval of the McIntyre proposal 8K1N1.ES8 Cong Guerrillas Stage FRESH SLICED ness. "would cost a cloud of ambigui­ ‘"llie comptroUer general is ty over the enUr* Safeguard de­ CALVES LIVER BLOCK ISLAND Vac-Fak the agent of Congress, not a velopment.” part of the execuUve branch,” Ib . 89c SWORDFISH BACON lb. McIntyre drew the support of Two Sensational Raids said Shulto, who indicated he (AP Photofu) Sen. George B. McGovern, D- had President Nixon’s backing. S.D., Who said "If w* can’t DEPENDABILTY MOVES TO THE SAI(K)N (AP) — The The four were members of the that more than a dozen buUd- Seniitora, from left. Mike MansfieUi, D-Mont., John Shults said the Labor Depart eliminate the authorization to B . . . L . . . T . . . With Oscar Mayer’s fine Bacon on sale at 8 9 fi lb-, le t­ Viet Cong staged two sen­ hospital staff. The Viet (Jong did ings were destroyed or dam­ ment wlU probably award PYl begin deployment . the neat tuce at I S t a head, plenty of Native Tomatoes and Miracle Whip featured sational attacks today, not lose a man. aged, including several wards, Sherman t’ooiier, H-Ky., and Philip A. Hart, D- day the first federal construe Ribicoff Sees best thing we can do la to nar­ at Pinehurst for 4 9 ^ a qt. . . . It’s time for Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato penetrating the supposed­ Military spokesmen said Viet two officers barracks and the Mich.j confer after tiie Senate defeateci two ef­ Cong terrorists set off q 60- chapel. Uon contract requiring contrac row that authority.’’ ly secure U. S. base at Cam tors to employ a specific num sandwiches. pound bomb In front of the lan­ In Saigon, a spokesman said fort^ to !mr deployment and limit the Safeguard Sen. J. W. Fulbrlghl, D-Arh., KITCHEN! INTRODUCING... Ranh Bay, hurling btHnlra ber of Negroes and other minor guage school In Saigon, killing the schoed was 30 per cent -de­ Major Peril chairman of the Foreign Rela­ and firing rifles at hospital Ity group members. antilwllistic misHile defense Hystem. Hart and eight Vietnamese and wounding stroyed and 14 other buildings tions Committee, and a strong PINEHURST HAM SALE wtients and setting off a 62, including 28 U.S. Air Foroe Staats called It a ’’quota” sys­ CkK)|)er H|)oiiHored one of the defeateii amendments. critic of Safeguard, said of the bomb in front of an Amer- men. Three of the Americans (See Page Eight) tem. Shults said it would merely In Germ War ndmlnlstniUon: "They’re de­ Dubuque’sDubuque s Sandwich Style Fully Cooked A icM-run language school in were hc^ltallzed. set a "range” for goals of em­ ploying already.” ploying more minority group WASHINGTON (AP) — Ben. the new MAYTAG BUILT - IN DISHWASHER w gon. Casualties The dead were five civilians Another opponent, Sen. Clif­ workers. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., heaVinboth: and three s(^diers. Of the ford P efooe, R-N .J.. said ”I se­ says United StAtes testing of The U.S. Command said two wounded, 30 were Vietnamese The Labor Department pro­ Maneuvers Center riously doubt Utat Safeguard Royal Buffet Ham ^ 9 Q Q weapons for chemical and germ Americans were kilted and 87 soldiers, s. Ham lb. 90c uncontrollablllty," Ribicoff said 10 to 13 lb. Haon, whole hain lb. 90c of Uie wounded were paUents. reported from Cam Ranh Bay government today abandoned mony. the weeks of debats. It Committee, came'to the cllniac- (Sm Page Right) BUTT HALF HAM ...... lb. 8 9 « (See Page Five) In a speech to the Senate today. SHANK HALF HAM ...... Ib. 8 0 « its case against Dr. Benjamin was the courtship of Margaret He session with an amendment Spock. It yielded without appeal "Birds, Insects and wind, Chase Smith which shaped the designed to block all spending TWO STORAGE RA(.KS — One more than six inches deep to a circuit court’s reversal of may be carriers of chemical crucial hours of the Senate’s for the Safeguard system. the famed baby doctor’s convic- and biological agents. There Is Safeguard battle. no way to limit the spread of She said she hod no confl- ^Wowee^ Says and the other nearly five inches deep, have been designed Don’t fool with wasteful ends of pork when you can buy lean center chops Uon on a charge of coaq>irlng to It made no difference that the de,nce In II, and couldn't juatify contamination." silver-haired senator from and roasts at these low Pinehurst prices. . . persuade young men to avoid Girls Fight $|lendlng money even for re­ to provide the best utilization of available space and Bad Book Sold Well the draft. Ribicoff said Secretary of De­ Maine voted with one set of sui­ search. a»T'\ It also accepted without ap­ fense Melvin R, Ijslrtl escalated tors against Uie administration Chief Expert Advocate! of the system were maximum support for crystal and fine china! RIB CENTER LOIN CENTER peal the court’s directed acquit­ To Get Jobs CBW weapons Into the arm . missile defense plan, then PORK ROAST Ib. 99e PORK ROAST Ib. S1.19 tal venUct for Michael Ferber, race by saying on July 28 that switched sides In a second vole. certain that amendment would But Buyers Hoaxed be defeated And they forecoal Of Outcome RIB CENTER LOIN CENTER (me of Spock’s three -ping the Ribicoff said the United States FoMer, a competitive fatkiw "Naked Came the Stranger," line to 100 persons, most of UUs year which forbids Job dls- DUAL DETERGENT DISPENSER - Holds an adequate Spock and Ferber cases In a re­ should ratify the 1926 Geneva Wa s h in g t o n i a p i kot who like* to arln, had fought s we peas on to you, it’s available at Pinehurst at ^ ^ ^ jar. written under the collecUve them editors and writers at criminatl(xi because of sex rrlary of agriculture. broke quest filed with the Supreme Protocol banning CBW weapons inontliK the Itepubllcan ecnalor hard fight, penainally answer­ pseudonym of "Penelope Ashe,” Newsday. Twenty-tour accepted Five Los Vegas dealers ap­ llicir rl|en> e Wedm-Ml.y wllh amount for a variety of water hardnesses and automati­ (Jourt for an extension of time to peared Wednesday before State in warfare a. a demonstratbjn ( ^ 1 I>flaware and Uie Demo- ing argumenU In Cksigresa has already sold neariy 20,000 the Invitatioa, including five three xueceaiUve vote* ogalnM review the Coffin and Oxxfanan of Its hope such arms will not crallc ecmitor from New Mexico at*>ut the .nltballhiUc miselle 'S»'- copies at $6.96 each, paperback women and Gene Goltz, who Labor (tommissloner Stanley hide to M-rap or rr.lrict AHM cally releases detergent into the wash portions of the cases. Jones. They noted that since become a worldwide system Inxixtrd they wouldn't oven tell •yatem rights have been sold and 18 won a Pulitzer Prize In 1965 W'lien the vUIng etartrd Wil­ STOKELTS NEW WELCH’S TOMATO The court decision at Issue, World War II —when there was available to all countries. llieir best friend. b»w- Uiey In Wlien a r»|iorler ashed movie Companies are interested with the Houston Post and liams and Andenam were Uie cycle. Another automatic, dispenser releases rinse additive JELL-O that of the U.S. First (JlrcuU a shorttige of men—women have "Nations not having the tech­ U-ridf-d to vote on (xopaned de Weilnswlay about what Impact a In the film rights. shared In another Pulltser last GATORADE Court, came July 11 in Boston. had about a 3-1 edge on Jobs be­ nological capability to produce ployment of ttic Safeguard AHM survivor* of more Uaui a ia»r» rejeethm would have mode, JUICE All Flavor, a t PInefanrM The hoax was made pubUc year at the Detroit Free Presi. into the final rinse to help eliminate spotting! Thlrit quencher lor The circuit court directed new hind the green felt tables In 16 nuclear arms can easily pro­ Hyxtem. of evnatora who were once |>uhl Kneler replied "I aruuld have Blaglo 89o Sale Wednesday by Mlkq HcOrady, lely unde. lded on Pre.ldenI Nix active people ...... 89c "True excellence In writing trials for Coffin and Goodman of the state’s 17 counties. duce chemical and biological Henx. John J W'llllam., horn . 1>een defeated. How would 1 a stocky, cigar-smoking colum­ on'* p(ra for ■(■eetly a HM de- a I>elnware farm, and Clln- liave fell'’ Defeated” nist for Newsday,- .who con­ (See Rage Tea) (Bee Page ElgM) (See Page llUee) SBots. 1 *0 0 3 b? ^ 8 9 c 10 8 9c (See Page Five) Xtm i* Anderwn. a farmer arc- FIVE COLORS — Your choice of five different front (Sm Pag* RlgtN) (Bm Pag* Eight) panels; stainless steel, whiter ^old, avocado or copper! KABUKI SOLID WHITE AIBACORE TUNA Packed in water, no brine, is a good value at 39c a can . . . a better buy when See it at we feature it at 3 cans 1.00 . . . but when, to tie it in with our J^ g ic 89c s ^ , Tornadoes Smash Minnesota we OFFER IT FOR ’THREE CANS FOR EIGHTY-NINE CENTS .. . it’s a real By PAT THOMPSON block buster. Sorry . . . limit will have to be 12 cap^ to an order. TWO more vxcUnu* dted In Ihe ft took taro hour* to ..clear a Aaooelated Preae Writer liriand l-ake area, north of liu- laath through fallen Uw*a for OU-nNO. Minn (API At tilth, at the northegatarii Up of a ambulance, to reach th« ocene THE FIN EST leaM algM Ujrnodoe* clawed tobm llr |>alh ripped by the J'anww Gary and Robert PINEHURST MAOK) ST. twister* Special Showing JUMBO R IP E Uiruugh farm k fureat* and lake­ Wakotletd. alau otajrtng at lo- INC. ICEBERC LEHUCE side n n ort. In norUtern Mlnne- Natlofail Guardasnen aealed larul litke. wud they hod to cut GANTALOUPE MELONS mSM. late Wedneadsy Kourieen (iff 111* tieavlly hK areaa around through »x) treea wHh chain pnrKjtu were killed Hundraite Outing and iwarby Kmlly aaw* to reach arm reaort. were Injured H «d For 89c Th*- only uwtbte telephnne in Shattered Irvew were ptlMl There were fear* the deetUi Outing w a. a moMk* phone in a ami twoted like woudvn malch- loO might rl*e- hecauoe of fWtier- rar owner by Kan M<<r ll^'m eaU. lake* ■ I f * the warm. (SvttrucUofi farm* We feature only Pensbacot Fnah New England DresMd Poiritry One of the won. hit sprjl* waa that I'V e ever a*en In my life, " Huiltllng. were fl.tUenad on a Boaatera.. /Wings.. .1.Breasts are received daUy. ihU iwaort (ommunlly, a town M ntee -jild Tve iMWfi hum (kioen (arm* In tha SToudwood of 3M Um I triple* In *Ue each ratm- U»at haven't dune thla area uiul many lo ttl* were SPECIAL FRESk CHICKEN UBS tummoT a. vacaHoner* floek to damage Treei. were whlplajdied kitlwt Ui. 60c 1^4 o f dependable May fags •rvei lakeai in every direction " The KU)u Jarvi family aaw One twirier dirrlr (biting tornaikaw In blftory^ for the ]ua( tarfuie Ihetr houee blew BUY WITH. CONRDENCE AT NORMAN'S, THE STORE WITH THE EXPERTS "If* a me***, ir * t>(iU.n lev­ northern Mlnneaota area aw ay ' Ttw family, uninjured ★ OPEN THURSDAY aad FRIDAY NIGHTS till 9 ^ eled." *a«d a afieriff* (teputy\ The iwtater* wer* apawned in Ujok ihelter In ttkrlr qor. who aurveyed the l.kriaite a re . biark thuoderekuuda tha.l (ol 'niundeieto^me ranged *uuth- FREE DELIVERY—PAYMENTS TAILORED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! J*ne TVler. 17. dam lowed a itey bf stifling heat and\ wvjftwarUtew fiornnl jtertout ea#of *(h* ^ torru^ 're- m*nche\kiw*.'*uyi^''v^l a re- high hymUIKy ' gvun into purtkm'tkina a Ice^ and »ort c*i ftoaorvell Ijtk * aaPl The Weallber Hura-au aartlrrutt .Hr braaka 'We heard a wtsatllrig arAiral ed that al lra*t etghi wind fun Clear akie* ear* Ur abundance and Uy down on the floor of U*e fiel. were Irreulved Alau Iterd averywhert outaide the mtdeon- ' *bln The bed «t.rte

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