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Moscow-NYC Flights Begin Regular Runs

NBW YORK (AP) —At 4;S0 and will return on Wednesdays. cento p.m. BDT today, an nyuahin 63 Pan American World Airways Jet paoaenger plane la adieduled -w hich calls itself the "world’s to land at Kennedy Internation­ most experienced airline’’—will al Airport, marking the end of schedule a flight from New the fliet direct flight from Moe- York Monday evening and, cow to New York and the begin­ flying via Oopenfaagfen, will ar­ ning of regular air aervlce be­ rive in Moscow on Tuesday, tween the two world capttala. Moscow time, returning the After more than aeven years same day. of negotiations, Interrupted by The four-engine IL 63, which such Oold War ftareups as the will have a seating capacity of - \ building of the Beritn Wall, the 30 first and 103 economy class United Sattea and the Soviet Un­ peMsengers, will have a crew of pear ion reached agreement earlier 11 for its inaugural flight. All Metn this year on a weekly (done speak EhigHsh. The five stewar­ (0) service. desses will wear dark blue uni­ moot Under the agreement, the forms. y government-owned Soviet Air­ Pan Am will use Boeing 707- line, Aeroflot—which calls Itself 800B fanjet clippers for its the “ world’s biggest and bueieW flights to moscow. Each has a airline’ ’—will fly from Moscow capacity of 16 first and 137 to Now York, with a brief stop­ over in iMootral, on Mondays (See Page Nineteen) grou] Amei an^ < of hi Huinphrey and Nixon

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By THE ASSOCIATED PBE88 meanwhile, announced he’ll con­

< 0 > Vice President Hubert H. duct his own poll to indicate Humphrey and Richard M. Nix­ who the strongest GOP presi­ on have boosted their delegate dential candidate would be. And leads for the Democratic and an appeu:ent move to elevate RepubUcan presidential nomina­ Democratic Sen. OeOl’ge S. tions despite weekend setbacks McGovern of South Dakota as a in Colorado and Utah. presidential contender appeared Patricia O’Brien, 12, of Watervliet, N. Y., spent Humphrey gained 31 new to die a quiet death. 06-workers, and Manchester police stand by while Girl Catches first-bcdlot delegate votes for Humphrey’s setback came at five hours Saturday with her left arm cauirM in 698\ of the 1,812 needed for (he the Colorado Democratic Con­ a Manchester Ambulance Service attendant at- the drainage pipe of a wading pool. (AP Photofax) Democratic nomination, accord­ vention where a slate of 12 at- Our Senior Citizens tempts to revive the victim of a ditch cave-in be­ Arm in Drain ing to an Associated Press sur­ large delegates favoring him Din- vey of firm votes. was shut out by a coalition A large segment of Man­ hind the Fountain Village Apartment complex on chester’s populaitlon loosely Nixon was reported to have backing Sen. Ehigene J. Mc­ W. Middle Tpke. this morning. The man was crush­ Of Swim Pool gained 2 but his total for firm Carthy and the late Sen. Robert called Its "senior citizens” 1 votes remained at 601 of the 667 P. Kennedy. exert strength in file town’s ed to death. (Herald photo by Moquin) ■•M (poUing booiths and buying TROY, N.Y. (AP) — Patricia votes needed for the GOP nomi­ Viet Cong Reported The shutout came after Mc­ ixnvee in its stores. Yet this O’Brien Just wanted to cool off nation. Carthy addressed file conven­ 10 per cent of the town's at a municipal pool, but Uie 12- The AP tabulation of prospec­ tion. tive first-ballot votes counts people are UtUe known both year-old girl’s dip turned into a But Humphrey won 17 new to the town at large and J weekend of extreme pain when Leaving Saigon Area only delegates committed, votes at a Washington state Contractor Killed p ie ce d or publicly stating vot­ (he eldeiOy (hemselvcs. her arm was caught in a drain Democratic convention and 4 in Old age in middle class ed several Inches above the con­ said one highly placed U.S. offi­ U.S. Defense Secretary Clark Fights to Hold Tears caved in, burying him up to his neck. crete baee of the shallow pool. cial. "They don’t have the capa­ M. Clifford, in South Vietnam on The victim, Edward Hatem of 228 Main St., owner Her father, Albert , told re­ bility to attack except in a very SAT his first visit since succeeding of the Glastonbury Sewer Co., was working in Wie eigt- Oft porters that Patricia slipped small way. There isn’t any for­ Robert S. McNamara, got a and that her arm went into the ward movement at all. foot-deep ditch with an employe, Edward Pelletier of 6 Hca briefing from top U.S. com­ Brazilian Girl Miss Universe four-inch, steel pipe as she fell. "Some elements of the major manders and presumably was Pinehill Rd., Hazardville, when the cave-in occurred. The pool as being drained at unite have physically pulled informed of the fresh assess­ MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Hatem noticed the first sigps the time, causing suction. back. Ail of them didn’t pull ment. Martha Vasconcellos, a bright­ of the falling dirt and shouted suscltator also failed. Police and firemen tried at a warning to Pelletier who won By this time 20 or 26 persons back. It is not a general with­ (Gifford, who arrived Sunday, eyed schoolteacher from Brazil, th» first to extricate her arm by us­ a frantic scramble for his life. had gathered at the scene and drawal. But if you are going to said the United States would 0 operating the backhoe at the C to pain and the piece of pipe still The new U.S. assessment con- py tears. Miss Vasconcellos as­ explained that he meant South opposite end of the ditch, saw around her swollen arm, was cended her throne Saturday tradicated South Vietnamese in­ Vietnamese units would'get the the accident and together with' e n ’t taken to St. Mary’s Hospital night. She was chosen the loveli­ Hebron Girl, 11, telligence reports of a contin­ rifies before American logistical Pelletier, rushed to the aid of from here. est of gtrls from 66 countries. uing enemy buildup along the troops. U.S. combat forces al­ Hatem, who appeared to be un­ HaUc A second ordeal lasted for Until next July when she re­ Found— Family Cambodian border and in Hau ready are equipped with the conscious and burled up to his nine hours Sunday as members turns to Miami Beach to hand Nghia Province west of Saigon, rapid-firing rifles. neck in a horizontal position. of Tory's rescue squad cut away where the North Vietnamese 9th her crown to Miss Universe To Give Her Up kioilr Clifford met with Ambassador They uncovered him, and ad- ’ be the pipe with hacksaws. The Division has its headquarters. 1969, Miss Vasconcellos will Ellsworth Bunker in the morn­ miniatered both mouth-to-mouth A Hebron {dumber whose 11- aeoB delicate Job was completed at Eiarlier today it was reported spend t^r time trotting about ing and Gen. Oelghton W. artificial reepiration and heart yeot-old daughter ran away s ev- about 8:30 p.m. with files and that the North Vietnamese 82nr the globe, earning the $10,000 massage with no response, Abrams, U.S. military com­ from home Friday and was le to portable pneumatic drills. and 33rd regiments had reached she Is promised in a personal while another workman ran for mander in South Vietnam, in appearance contract. found yesterday hiding in a I no- the Cambodian border alter help. (See Page Nine) the afternoon. In addition, the crown carries neighbor's cellar brought her to evading U.S. B62 bombers on a The general lull in the grotmd an award of $10,000, a $7,600 Two police units and a Man­ Juvenile court to give her up to­ Kjvie 2S0-mlle march from the central war continued. South Viet­ chinritilla Jacket and stacks of chester Ambulance Service day. He says both she and her ilon’C highlands. The main thrust of namese mlllta^ spokesmen lesser prizes. When making per­ team arrived wUhln minutes n np brother are serious disciplinary an enemy attack on the capital said government forces sweep­ and an attempt to ' revive w. I is expected to come from file sonal appearances, she is fully ing the outskirts of Saigon Hatom with a mechanical re- (See Page Ten) store Drill Master west. chaperoned and travels first clashed wtth an enemy force class. 4evl- Only hours before the report of eight miles southwest of the city Enmg the new American assessment, Photographers — like those killing one Vlt-t Co/.:, and seis­ B." In New Molda the South Vietnamese - govern­ vdio posed her in bed with her ing several weapons. trojlny a^d then trooped to the ment again ordered its security Clifford was scheduled to forces in Saigon on 100 per cent beach -wtih her Sunday—will be­ spend two days in Saigon and come ai) integral part of her life Hike Begins Today Aids Recruits alert for possible attacks and in­ two days In the piovinces. A md creased terrorist activities. for the next year. mooting with .Pnesideht TMeu FT. KNOX, Ky. (AP) — This But 'the 12 months of merry- There have been intelligence and Vice President Nguyen Cao gold repository and armor train­ reports fiiat elements of at least go-round activity have hardly E started and already Miss Cas- In Weekly Tax Bite ing center is 'file home post of four enemy divisions are within (See Page Ten) EE an Army drill instructor who Is concellos admits, despite the ad­ WASHINGTON (AP) The 18 years old, miring hordes; "I am Itmely. I Because of this retroactive The Pentagon says Sgt. Gary am without my family for the federal government started tak- feature, the tax withheld from Rodriguez ls| the youngest DI ip first time.” jing a bigger tax bite out of paychecks won’t cover oU the the Army. He may not seem the Must Defend at Gates She tried repeate Rodriguez rises in time to significant enemy formation, ei­ tack is in allied hands, but the sUn; Miss Venezuela, Peggy last April 1, a date approved by tlon, snd to reduce a budget def- ther on the way to Saigon or' in Kopp; and Miss USA, Dorothy Congress in^the measure finally (See Page Nineteen) their pre-attack positions. (See Page Nineteen) Miss Universe in the .Footlights Anstett. passed In June. (See Page Bl|^) /

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 16, 1968 PA G E T H R E E ¥MOM TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONIf., MONDAY, JULY 15,4968 Bridge People in Wool Makes Beach 'n Surf Scene Hospital Notes STAR. GAXEIC' W e^C n icial Sheinwold on TV-Radio Tonight AH eveateg iM on ciid -By CLAY R. POLLAN- at 8 pjm, and start. In the MAR. 22 >4 Yoor Dwly AdWiy Guide ien/73 For Schedule NORTH varions Badta, at: Pediatrics, S The News “ T H E W A Y W 2C *V According to tho Stars, c t r . 23 J e A 8 7 3 Television p^m.; a«M act rite imit, 18 a-m.; By ALFRED SHEINWOLD (? 98 6-19-24-4C To develop message for Tuesday, 1- 5-1831M' 'KPK Top Advisor W ed 6:00 ( 040) Psny Aloaon 7:30 ( 8-40) Tiina for Aowriosas CroweO Honae, 5 p jn . week­ reod words corresponding to rajrnbers Of Congress 0 K 43 1-87 «940-73 ^ The beat defenae agalnrt a Va. (AP) - Prtar (18) hen Oroae I HEARD rr* days, 8 weeirenda and bd- of your Zodiac birth sign. ' sees 4 J 9 8 56 Maya; private rooms, 8 pjn.; j f WABHIMOTON (AP) — What croBaruff U to lead tnimpa. The ®**naa, 30, a ^ advlamr to (18) Woody Woodbury (10-9001-80) The MritesM ^ A P S .2 , 31 Your 61 Your OCT. 24 ( WEST EAST (30) nim Tiatting in 818, 814, a id 828 is 1 Cont« happens iUa week could )te. vuo best diefense when you have ^ lata Sen. Robert F . Kems- (SO) Combat ^) i^oimoke (C) MAY 21 2 32Pter« 62 Reacts MOY. 22 ■ wfiiOtlwr g Q 9 4KJI0 542 (40) IfoHris’s Navy 94) India! My lodial by John Gruber any time for ImiiifidlatB family 3 K m p 3 3 A vo id 63 Unfovorobly determining factor in wikjuibc Anniar. 5 , and Katten Wrigitt, 39, a 11^3847-51-57 A652 <0 4 6:30 (18) Afternoon Report 8:00 109093-80) Tba oaly, with a tlvem iante Hnsita- 4 H o ^ 34 Will 64 Woman's ■ 17-234545^ Congress can adjourn before the t™™? **"8^ ** oiosB friend of Dr, Martin Lu- (90) In sist and Panel Dto- fL /W -7 7 -n 5 0 u t 35 topers 6 5 M o y I594SW0T start of tbs RepubUcan Natioaal er ruff in the hcqie of runmng 0 Q 108 0 19 cunlon tton. Aftetwoon vWtlag botirs In 6 You'r* 3 6 A ro u n d 66 Pfoicct SASITTABaiS ttw King Jr„ th. -irin rtvil 8:30 37 T hrob 67Uod The trouble 4b KQ63 4AI042 ' 6:jtt (M) Friendly Giant abatetrica are 8 to 8 p-m. then MAY 22 7 Step OoovenUon eariy nejct month. him out of trumps ftp** Isadsr, were married 6:00 i 3643) News, Sporti. 8 Inspired 38 Bolonce 68 $o NOV.: SOUTH 1aiy French Chef__ begin again at T p.m. VMtora Leaders have scheduled a full can either lead 8mdajr to a stanpls oeremony weather (C) IU»i 22 9 Ideo 3 9 People 69Wolch oec : la that you (80) IfoHole’a Navy 18) SuhstalaUoB TV Otaana d'Aiifelo, Comwcti- TOWo'rdrabe agenda, ln«JixHng Saturday ♦ 6 ■ nVOa (B) are aaked not to smoke la pa­ ^ 4-18-29^ lO O f 4 0 O f utrumpa uaaajns or va you can make declar- (H> HlcbllghU 9:00 (19) Lucy Show (O cat*a fU t to the opera wortd, tients raonaa. No nwre than n The 41 For 71 To .7-12-2846/v maeUngs, In what ahapea up as O KQJ 1073 maniage was perfonned (90) Men In Space (94) Crafts 4 2 M o y 72 Your 13-786888 ^ er ruff; you can’t defend both ( 8-10) “ 1 2 0 u t the busiest week of the aeaaton 0 A 7652 ’ by toe Rev. WlUam Bloane Obf- (94) MMerogen NelRhbor- baa eatabHahed ' a actaoUratatp two tMUir a a t. one ttnse per 13Use 43 Corvduct 73 Freely CArac ways at once. hood ( 3-U)______44 Moch'mery ♦ 7 GO) MondayJo arn Movto ri JUNE 23 14 To 74 And DEC. 23 in order to clear away sudi im­ Opening lead king of clubs. flte M, chaplain of T ala Uhtver> (U) Merr Orlffln contaat for vocaliaU which wU IS C o U d 45 ScHTiething TSCompony portant legislation as gun con­ East Soath West (19-40) New*, (3ombat (909990)( S-40) r tie Comedy m SqiMd Fteyboose (C) (to JULY 23 76 To iAN. 20 West opens the king of clubs North Mty who was found guilty last 9:80 ( 9-19) Funuy Affair (O (R) Fattenta Today: 282 16 Yourself 46 Up 6:30 ( 8-13) Walter CronWte (O ^9^)(_8-40) Peyton Ftqpe ^ be open to atatewkle comt>eti- 17 Scott 47 Y o u r 77 Chemicals trol bills and |11S biUon in ap­ and continues with the three of Past Pan 4 9 All Pus month with Dr. Benjamin l^ock (90) Induxtry on Parade f S 3-14-16-2S 78 Savings 10:00 (3 tton. The preUminariea wfH be 18Dqv 48 Moke propriations. clubs. East finesses wlfii the ten and otbsra of coneplrtog to (104t960) Huntley-Biinkley I % betd Oct. 6 with the finals com­ ADMITIDD SATURIAAT; 19 The 49Sheli 79 Your It would take a giqiireme, and (C) 20 Foncy 50 It 80 And of clubs, and South ruffs. N o w ------' ' oounsel swarion of too d n f t Younr (O Clinton Bragg, 86 Dartmouth uo 51 Budget 81 W e e k s unexpected, effort to finish work (M) Whot’i New? ma * week later on Oct. IS, thus g JULY 24 21 New JAN. 21 j South can throw a cold contract jj, ^ a jc r of his suits m ay be, Soma aoo (Mends and rstaUlvea origLSis?'T ^ eoincidlna' with BriatoTa annual Rd.; Jdm Burton, 19 Long HHI 22 Old 52 E.«piot«vc$ 82 Srrrcere in time to meet the Aug. 3 ad- of the oo4q;>la wttneasad the eei«- 6:46 (90) News 96-10-1990-M) News, fllw rta 53 Your S3 Be F a ' 19 j p out of ihe window if he leads ff^tal. Rd., South Windsor; ICrs. Ruth 81-, AUG 23 23 Moke journmait target set by both 7:00 ( 3) After Dinner Movie t o Featlier (C) Chryaanthemum FesUral. 24 Recipient 5 4 W h < h 84 Real trumps. DaUy OneatlOB mony b ars a t file bonw of Adam (94) Guitar wKh Frederick (90) Law and Mr. Jorms QislMnnn, Broad Bcook; Mrs. )13-27-3M 4 25 Ftsfnnties 55 Profitable S S A h e o d 2-11-25-39^ Nood MIsb d'Anaelo was bom in 15861-75 vS a House and Senate leaden. West refuses the first round of WaUnsky, anotosr m em ber of U :* ( 3) ■■ ‘ Edna Hlar. Grant mU Rd., Cov­ 52-74-77 26Heort 5 6 A 8 6 R om once TWe "will be the crucial As dealer, you hoU: Spades,' AU) Truth or (Sonaequencei U:30 Hartford but was raised in Bris­ vaeo 27 Coution 57 And 87 Gerreroiitv m en trumps but takes the next and toe Kennady advlaocy team. C) entry; Mrs!' Josephine Koss, 184 28De«elap 58 Enjoy 88 AppeororKe week’’ in determining wbether Q.9; Hearts, A4-83; JOtomoada, Artour J. GoMbarg, former tol. where her parents still V, AUG. 24 I 20 leads another club to make Q,|Q.g 40) News, Weather TsloottvHle Rd., Vernon; Jean 29 Friends 59 Stortling 89 Reputotion the Senate can be ready for pfe- anbs, K-ear for another season at the field said. raise if partner bids one' pls-w hosa Uvea had been Radio Rd., B dtoo; August SetmHer, Lesder West gets In with bid 1-MT MetropoUtan Opera. Just at House Ito ^ ty Leader Oari the queen ^of diamonds h«he takes heart, and you can touched by toe saasaBtoatlons of (lU s IMiig tartndas only those news broadeoste of 10 or U Skrt-Jiury; Mrs. Iva Sloan, i31- Albert, D-Okla., also was hesi­ King and Keniedy—4t was not prasent she is in Europe, as are Ington; M n . Eldna Taggart, 128 € the ietO ng trick by leading his °ver a response of one diamom^ miBBte Isagto. Soma stedotM carry other short' newsoaste.) tant to pay that the Aug. 3 dead- or one spade. The hand is a dead ‘^sasgr" to sudi a year to oale- moat of the great names in last club. Wella Si. line wiU be meL "I will endeav­ minimum opening bid, but It is teats an eyent of wnmo—use ' Low ell 17101000 opera when the Met is closed Should Lead Diamonds S:Q0 Ken Orimn I Phil Riziuto AOMITTBD TESTERIXAT: or to the best oif my ability to do worth that bid, The b ri^ born In Bennetto- S:00 Joey Reynolds I Tlie WoiM Tooislit There -ire two categories in Summer South makes the contract by Elaine Bancroft, Warehouse it;’’ he said. Copyright 1988. vUle, S.C., was graduated from 9:00 INA R obb^ I Frank Gifford her contest. The first is for sing­ leaving the trumps alone. After 1:06 News, Slsn Off I Speak Up ; ers IS to U years of age, while Point; Mrs. Mary Bonham, 8S Mostly minor business was General Featores Osep. Yale Loiw School and w as toe WnOH-819 I News A m oit Rd.; WDUam Brown, 20 before the HOuse today. The ruffing the second club South first Negro admitted to toe bur 5:00 Hartford HliWIihts I S p eal the second is tor ages 19 to 28. a*awsa^ Theaters takes the top diamonds and 7:00 Newa ' « sn ___ Each contestant in the first angma Flower St.; Kim Bruoa, Staf­ Senate had scheduled considera­ In Mteriastppt. She honBed NIA COLOR 8:00 Ooiiisht w n o —18*6 ford Springs; Oliver Ehnst, 37 tion of Ugher-education and vo- Rives up a diamond, , (UUMS for the NAACP legal de- AfiMe fram being flie taandgomeft fariiioii on the beach, the knit woel ewimtatt MngB incredible freedom to the wearer. Wide patent belt 19:00 QulM H oun I Red Sox w . Oakland group must sing one aria, one cational educatiofi bills, as well Now West can either lead out I Americana American art song in BngUsh. you won't make it. ar- ' -• a get Glenwood St.; Mrs. Elaine Far­ fsnns fund and worked for toe bheUeB acreu flie center ,of the donble-knK wool salt, at right. The sntt dips to a discreet V-neck above the bodice and buttons above a cool. WrOF—1419 : David Brinkley Manchester will be represented in local summer ac­ as House-passed proposals pro- t*** and another trump, or 6:00 Danny (Soyton Show ) News of the World anJ one art song in the language into some other field ad ende- ris, Cider iMUl Rd.. ToHand; Sil­ Soutoara Christian Leadendfip cnLont. Donble-knit wool Bnlt, at left, has below-the-navcl plunge, a patent belt and wide tide cat-outs. These are by Radi Gemretch 8:00 Steve O’Brien via Hahn. 88 Hamlin St.; Ar­ tivity this .week as our own Robert Walnum curtains vlding 3 1S.6 bUUon for several •>« <»*> continue with another Oontoneswe duitag toe Poor 9:to Dick Heotherton 1 Joe Garogiola of his choice. The second cate­ avor before H is too late. AH too for Harmon Knitwear. I Sins Ahns thur Jarvis, 689 Main S t.; Carol in the lead of “The LittleT :-FF1a ITAvrAa’*Foxes' ato-f B'oi-vnrnori-mv’aFarmington s TS-i.T tl- independent- - - . agencies.----- .,. - nbiVichib. RUftiov*Ekther dofonoAdefense flllnwSallows Peofia’s Campaign. 19:00 Gary Olrord Show I Eknphasla gory demands one aria, one many vocal teariiera build up Job Line JoKcoeur, Anthony Rd., Tolland; Here’s the House schedule for South to make the contract. Edeimaa, who la white, la a . W INF-U88 American art aong, one foreign false hopes in their students, angle Playhouse tomorrow. 5:00 New* and keep them coming back Waiiam Kennedy, West Hart­ Walnum received an award the x«st of the week: If West leads trumps. South DANCE former oftlclal to toe^ueUoe By HELEN HENNESSY, NEA WooMn's Editor 6:15 S p ^ Up art aong in the original lan­ draws the rest of the trumps I News, Weather, Sports year after year on the basis of ford; Vtacent Lennan. 153 Le­ for his excellent portrayal of Tuesday and Wednesday— 8 - 18 PJM. Depaitihsnt and a natlvs of s i S ^ mSc Up Hartford I Other side of the Day guage, and one art aong in the and cashes hla two good dia- NEW YORK (NEA) Double-knit bikinis turn up with transparent vinyl hip iS^ those hopes. nox St.; Mrs. Bertha Lepper, Dr. Evans in "On Borrowed FMrigR aid authorization bill. A language of the contestant's 78 Lyness St.; Mrs. Gemma li­ Time" iaat season al the the- major floor fight Is expected monds, Ev«ry W«€hiMdoy The whole fashion trend toward more hare-skin exposure serts and bra straps. Cover-ups in the form of free-action choice. Giaima is a very nice person over the measure, already H West leads clubs. South reaches its logical peak In swimwear. Besides the esthetic shifts also have vinyl inserts from hem to underarm. with a lovely personality, as I do, 44 AvosMlale Rd. aftre, Axmeriy called ‘*rhe EdMMCtor-Priest Quits The prizes are got enormous, Oval." stuu^By cut by the House FW- "Tiffs and ruffs a good diamond value, cut-outs, plunges and transparent materials also have 9>78 in aH; CUsuma is an indi know from experience. She has Also, Mrs. Irene Manning, RAYS Roman CathoUdsm The Surfer suit, for active water sports, is the exact op­ THINK SMAU M 7 8 4 . 9 0 7 * He has also a^^ieared in “Cat eign Affairs Cbrnmlttoe. with dummy’s eight of hearts. the practical purpose of revealing maximum skin areas to IN S V< vidual, not a foundaUon. Never- sung in Hartford as Rosina. Lb- Carroll Rd.; Ririiard Mapes, Thursday, Friday and Satur- Declarer cashes the ace of the sun’s tanning rajrs. posite of the bare bikini. It is a lithe, long, tftnk style with theless I tb*wfc it is a contest da. and Gilda with the Oonnect-v Mark Circle, Rockville; Mary On A H at T ta Roof,” "Tiie Mu- l a 3 0 U A , CaML (AP) — separate j^gh-hish le j^ g s for proteraon against surfboard Delivered in ric Man" and ‘*II)e Landlady.” day—Gun control bills; higher spades and ruffs a spade or a PAVILION M6gr. John L. Storm, a former Eipilpped with leatharetta In- well worth entering, since m im icut Opera, and at the Buahnell Meacham, Hartford; Mrs. Ann education and vocational educa- dub in his hand to ruff his last NMddinea dip ii| a narrow plunge to below the navel and bruises. The resilient All-American double-kmt wool protects d’Angelo is nsturoDy bnmvi to in a Cbmmunity Concert aeries. Miller, 21 Diane Dr.; Sigfrld “FV>xes” win run nightly, ex- CovMitry Loh» P” Mdee* of toe UMvosalty of terl(M’, windshield washer, 8- Oon proposals and several other diamond with dummy’s nine of are anchored midway with wide patent belts- Cut-outs at the the body against chilliilg water because the fiber is absorb­ speed eleoMito wipers, healer, take an inteiiest in the winners, as weB as wUh the Hartford Poison, 447 Adams St.; Frank c e p t Sunday, through Jidy 27. Boo Diego, saye ha £1 teavlng ' hips cUng' in place through elasucized handing and flexible ent. And the rorlhgy, smooth fit keeps .the suit snugly in matters. Also Thursday, the hearts. The defenders can get July 17 : toe Rmnan CatooHc Cburdi and defrootar, l-way oafety flaabere, and rile has mriieatable expert- Bympiiony. She has also been Scaliae, 35 Flower St.; Mrs. .Al­ Peihape the most popular doubli' hledcfit wodL place without supping or sagging. iNtok-up Hghta, front and raar miBdfwl of aB time, "South P a­ House is expected to get for con- ®nly the ace of trumps, toe prierthood because too cnee in today’s Arid of opera, beard on the big aeries out at berta Schuiten, 13 Dobson Rd., sideration next week the year’s As today’s hand shows, declar- W ILD W EEDS seat brits. cific," opens’ tonight in-Uie- church continues to InoUtutlcn- She has sung at the Met, as I UOonn where I heard her sing Vernon; Harold TopUff, 54 Union Mggest money bill, presidential er riiould set up his side suit Ooonecttciith FTnest! Ueat, Tammy NoUn; moat un­ place, Bruce Landry, Second round and under the Oakdale allM God. have already mentianed, but ml- some Mahler songs that were PI.; Mrs. Mary Twombly, 89 requests foe 377.7 UUion f______Kathy BIoMng, Laurie CofalU; qnainted wiOi opera bouses in Rome in story-book fashion, Mrs. Eklmimd Surdel, 24 Clinton the leads in Gf:ele Mckenzie and “Aa it stands today, a priest Gravrilne; most colorful, John Transportation Department ap- SuUtvan; funniest, Ernest Men­ Valley St., Yolande Sav(Je; Ver­ To Halt Heart Transplants everywhere, and knows what She came to audition for small Dr., Wapping; a daughter to Mr. well known "Mef’ veteran oqwficncss toe ciiundi’s top Special events have been held ATTENTION PARENTS! propriaUem bill of 31.3 billion der; prettiest, DebUe and Dawn planck, Kathy Steely; West opportunities are avails hie and parts one summer, g*wi was in- and Mrs. John Rodick, East Geoigio Tozzi, of opera rather level dectelona which evidenoe at toe twel've town-supervised CAPE TOWN, South Africa The United States, Britain, and several other money bills. Sullivan; most uraisual; Mike Side, Benito Montalvo. bojt-to go about getting Into vited to attend a rehearsal of Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. than basebaU fame. little concern for the Individual playgrounds during the pest two (AP) — Hie pioneers of human France, India, Canada, Argenti­ SUMMER READBNG CLASSES Robert Walnum with whom God would have weeks — an “On Wheeia Mistretta. Horseshoe Throw: Highland neraeiitery, J r . High, High School and CoUte[« Students dne of the many resident Euro- "Rigoletto at the Baths of Gary Robinson, 28 Taloott Ave., 'This is akUed to be one of Park, Jeff Qulrici; Keeney St., heart transplants have rejected na, Chile, Brazil and South Afrl- prtesto and all mankind first Parade’’ and a "Oostume Green: any suggestion to halt all such pean companies. Nobody claim* Caracalla, where Rome has its RockvUIe; a daughter to Mr. and the hits of the season. Scott Wagner; Robertson, first oa. are represented at the sym- coocemsd ... Parade.” Wiimers are aa fol­ BTuuiiest, Janet Fovider; most surgery until more Is known Sacond Suimnar Satsfon Bagins you cannot get excrilent train- summer opera, Mrs. Robert McCaughey, EHling- The nearby Nutmeg Summer suggested by the show'* crea­ TOEATER TIME place, Larry Mallon; aecanA porium'.' The arriving epeclallrta tagin the United States, but Arrived on the scene, it de- Mayhouse in Storrs will open tors after the original Broad­ “There betiig no satiafactory lows: original, Jeannine Dupres, about keeping the patient alive were greeted at toe airport Fri­ ______JULY 29Hi______ton; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- SCHEDULE way of reasonSig with an auto- place, Dennis Bloking; Valley 'EJH^'tence can only be obtained veloped that the leading soprano Uam Knowles, 77 Ridge St.; a tomorrow evening with a show way openiag. sixxikiert, Tammy Milchely; after the operation. day by Barnard and bia brother Department of Theatre cmtic system, I am resigning ON WHEELS PARADE prettiest; Wendy Mitchely; hap­ St, Marc Chattier; West Side, in Europe. jj^d a sore throat and did not son to Mr. and Mrs. Roderick nearly everyone seems to be do­ Destined to become a clai^ic, Butch Edwards, John Plnkham. In the city where Dr. Philip Marius, also a member, of toe SmoU, effoctive classes in reading and atudy skiUs. Individual­ ing this seaion, ‘’Baiefoot in Burnside—^Tom Crown Affair, The while I am stfil in poaseeslcn of Bowers StJiooI: Most creative, piest, Jill Borglda. Blaibeig has lived nearly 6Vfc St’s true that Glanna got a want to risk the rehearsal for Giles, Hendee Rd., Andover, “Allegro,” has won best musical Softball Throw; Waddell, Cape Town heart team. ized p r o g n t na 'aooordlng to pre-test diagnoaia Pracrams may lucky break at the Rome opera fear would then be unable to the Park". 7:(»-9;00 University of CoiuiecUcut my health.” Maureen O’Ckmnell and Marc book, best lyrics end best score Highland Park: Jam es Ransom, Lenore Du- months with a transplanted Dr. Denton A. Cooley of St. inolute such areas as word attack skills (phonios), enmpre- and riorted ringing Gilda in sing the performaiKe. They .ask awards. Cinema I—The Fox, 7:15-9:30 Equity RMident Company Stooe reedgnliig a s president O’Coimell; prettiest, Kathy Mc­ Most original; Marion heart—longer than any other re­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Heading up Nutmeg's cast in 12th Season of toe Mairch-operated universi­ Baldo; West Side, first place, Luke’s Ejriscopal H'Oapltal, hensloa, 'vocabulary devdopment, qpeed reatnng, how to atu(ty ***** ■'Isn’t very GiAnna if she wanted to sing daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joel the up beet annedy are 8Iicfaael Among the popular songs are State — Rosemary’s Baby, Carthy; moot unusual, Maroi Tomusiak; moot beautiful, Ellen cipient—13 surgeons from nine effodtlv^, crittoal and Inferontdal reading, test taking tech- 1:30-6:30-9:00 Tuesday through Saturday ty in 1869, Magr. Storm has been Epstein; funniest, Dolly Molava; Billy TOmalsln; second place, Houston, Tex., who has per­ likely to happen os often as it the lead in rehearsal, which she Berube, IIB Regan St., Rock­ Graves and Nancy Jane Ste­ ‘The Gentleman Is a Dope.” "A Swallow; most realistic, Jeff countries begin exchange ideas iriques perception, conoentnaton, college board test prepara­ U.A. Theater—Green Berets, July 16 - July 20 pastor of Ail HSHowb Church in most colorful, Janis Runde. Michael Czajka. formed more heart transplants seems to occur in books and was only too happy to do. ville; a daughter to Mr. and phens. FeUow Needs A Girl” and "You Ray; fuiuileet, Phil Miller; cut­ at a medical symposium. tion and gemral improvement of rearing efficiency. 1:30-6:30-8:W MICHAEL GRAVES tUs San Diego suburb. Charter Oak: Best decorated Standing Broad Jump: West than ahy other surgeon, aaid im- •Ir Morning Olseses—Afonday through Thursday. ^ ^ T he rehearsal went well, and Mrs. George Wright, Brookfield An old favorite a new­ Are Never Away." Nancy Dus- est; Cindy swallow. At a news conference this East Hartford Drlve-In — in Nell Simon’s Msgr Storm, 60, said ho left hike, Gerald Shannon; second Side, Stephen Copel. tilymphocytic serum may in­ •k Alr-Oonritioned Classrooms k Certified Teachers of Rearing. Rd., Bolton; a daughter to Mr. comer with a familiar name sauH, frd.h from a starring role Keeney: week, many of them said more crease the safety margin for fu­ in “After You, Mr. Hyde,” play Green Berets, 8:30; Birds, Bees, Me pastorate July 6. He oontra- best, John Madden; best deco­ F t^ Jumping Ckmtest: Kee­ k Testing Programs for Diagnosis and Flacemanit. and Mrs. Larry Lord, WilUman- combine talents for a song-filled BAREFOOT IN THE PARK dloted a statement by Bishop Prettiest, Sandy Gardner; ney, first place, J< ^ Higgins; hearts transplants must be per­ ture heart transplants. go about getting into one is the lead. 10:30 ADMISSION SEASON BOOKINOS rated 8-wheel bike, Johiuiy Lau- performance and Toti dal tic. show at Storrowton Theater In SVaiMls J. Furey of toe San Die­ scariest; Chip Rote; mort origin­ second place, David Vavseli, formed in efforts to solve the “I have three healtoy survi­ Academic Reading: Improvement Center, Inc. something I don’t know. Gianna West Springfield tonight through Elast Windsor Drive-In—Grad­ Tues.-Thurs. $2.75 and $3.00 Regular (7) 817JI0 tenbach; most colors on bike. immunological problem—how to Monte’s spoosorship. Then came uate, 8:30; Tiger and the Pussy go diooeee that be left because al boy, Martin Feher and Brian third place, Mark Kimball. vors at present,’’ said Cooley. M E, Center S t, Montiheater OaU would have the answers, and Saturday. Fri.-Sat. $3.00 and $3.2S Student (8) $ 9.00 Dawn Sullivan. prevent rejection of the trans­ the night of performance. The DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Cat, 10:15 BOX OFFICE 429-2912 of iU health. Sullivan; most original girl, “All of them are ambulatoiy. Necct to Oavsy'a Reataurant Fred Haprove, the entree to brip a winner in Word has it that sevei:al eve­ Green: Most colorful, David planted organ without drastical­ her competition. soprano was still suffering, and Mrs. Edna Banville, New State ‘March of T\me’ Manchester Drive-In — Rose­ Air Coadltioned Curtain: 8:30 Kathy Klotaer and Kathy Oer- They show no signs of rejection TREE PARKING Director 6 4 3 - 9 9 4 7 couldn't go oa Gianna got her nings of the ToUe FleWsFrank Argente;! most original, Janet rity; best hobo, Bruce Gardner; ly reducing the patient’s resis­ Sponaorriiip by an establisfaed Rd., Buckland; Debra Slutz, 27 m ary’s Baby, 8:46; Will Penny, HARRIET S. JORGENSEN THEATRE Rescued After 18 Days and are doing extremely well.’’ big break. Sinatra Jr. show are nearly sold Fowler; cutest tricycle, Chris­ fuimlest, Timmy Sullivan. Today in History tance to infection. sta r goes a long, long way in Tanner St.; Ekiward Dimiow, 25 Narrator Dies 11 ;00 out already. , Adrift in Mexico Gulf tian Gustafson. The moratorium question waa tanpresaing impresarios. Gianna So instead of making her debut Judy Lane, Soufb Windsor; Nathan Hale: Prettiest, Chris By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MARK YOUR CALENDAR— NEW MUJTORD (AP) — Fun­ Highland Park: Most colorful, posed by Dr. Cbiistlaan Bar­ bad Toti dalMbnte as her hpon- in a small part, she made it in a Brian Menton, 36 Lyndale St.; HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Car- Smith; funniest, Bobby McCon­ Today is Monday, July 15, the Leslie Gore will be opening at eral services will be c Since Gianna is not in the casting Company. During World prettiest, Susan Seoore. tacked German positions at Despite this. Dr. James Mow­ Windsor; Oaig Drake, Broad Paul and Mary’s rare perform­ War n he narrated instructional Lady of Guadalupe to save me,’’ ^ Horiarty and Karen West; country at present, I don’t know ances. Urlbte aald. "About the 12th day’ prettiest, Debbie Baimders; Verpkuick: Best foreign, Don­ CSiateau-IWiorry, France in bray, an Immunologist on the Brook; June Judkins, East films for the government. World War I. just how you would go about en­ Hampton; Mrs. Lyime Godin Wednesday evening, the Hart­ I tried to oomirift autolde with a most original, Victor Fettig; ald LaFrance; most original, British transplaitf team led by tering the contest. However, if Van Voorhls moved to New South African-born surg^ IR anrlirB trr and ssn, Babcock Hill Rd., Cov- ford Festival of Music presents Milford in 1951. Before his ill­ rope and oar. Then my faHh in most colorful, Craig and Jeff Nancy Deimen; prettiest, Susan Also in 1918, the second Battle you would contact Mr. E. Bart­ God came back. I no longer of the Marne began. Donald Rosa, said rejection etttry; Mrs. LilUan Bergeron Vytautas Marijosius as guest ness he had narrated com m er- BT’anklin. Turner; second prize foreign, lett Barnes of the Bristol Press, conductor featuring selections FUDB ' wanted to kill myeelf.” In 1948, a Democratic Nation­ problems are “perhaps less tor SarninQ IfrraUi and son, Storrs; Mrs. Dorothy dale for radio and television. "BMa, BaM write* nrittee” Valley S t: Best looking, Rob­ Jean Mader; most original, Nan­ Im «ire he «>^d teU you Just lOeinschfnidt, RFD 2, Manches- by Ubert. Cimarosa and Uribto had been working in cy Wolfram; prettiest, Laurie al (Convention in Philadelphia heart transplants than they are PnbIMbed Dallr Except Sundayv how to go about entering. Survivors include his wife, a Suggested tor in Anderson; most original, for kidneys.” ter; Mrs. Linda Tibbittc and Vorisek. daughter and two stepsons. the eight-foot skiff when a storm McBrierty, iK>minated President H arry S. ■ad BoUdars nt u Btesell atreet. separated Mm from toe fiahlng Beverly wibeter; most colorful, He also rejected the idea of a Kaaobestcr, Conn. (08010) son, Storrs. CURTAIN CALLS A final EASTHmrORD M ature Audlenoee Truman as the party’s presiden­ veaeel Sa Rayo. He waa sun- Debbie Teij^ord; most patriotic, Waddell: Best in show, Dar­ tial candidate. moratorium, along with Dr. E. IWephooe 843-37U tribute to a great show that clos­ OKivt r. ★ ki ■ Tommy Sullivan. Also, Mrs. Maria Albert, 4 bunwd and weary alter his or- lene and Maureen Loughrey; In 1960, at a Democratic Oon- R. Stinson of California's Pali­ fiiwnfl CtosfPoaUge Paid at ed at Goodspeed Opera House in COLOR .Verplanck; Best wagbn, Stu­ Flint Dr.; Mrs. Anna Gutt, 19 dsal but otherwise satisfactory. cutest, Johnnie Thurston; fun­ vention in Loe Angeles, John F. sades Hospital team. The latter Kaaehestar, CMm. East Haddam Saturday, “After art Flavell; best two-wheel Clinton St.; Mrs. Doris Parker, John.Cassavetes niest, Mark Thurston; most Keimedy of Massachusetts ac­ said, “Cardiac transplantation SUBBCKlPnON RATES Warehouse Point; Mrs. Mary You, Mr. Hyde." The musical bike, John Lada; second place, original, Francone Rowe; pretti­ version of Lee Thuna’s lxx>k and Show Ttmes at State Co-Hlt at Drive-In Only British Writer Home cepted (he nomination for presi­ has reached toe rtage of clinical Enable in Adraace Uzonas, 34 Crertwood Dr.; Mrs. David Ericson and Brett Gal­ est, Laurie Thurston. O sa T a o r ...... 330.00 Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic dent and spokq of the “New investigation 'where we cart Ellen Carlson, 140 Charter Oak A DaUyi l:SO-6:S0-9:00 ‘•WHJL PENNY” — Color After 20-Year Exile lagher; two-wheel bikes, third West Side: Cutest dancer, Frontier” as a set of challeng­ safely say that this will be a «x Moottw ...... U.80 ARTHUR DRUe St. is destined to hit Broadway big. prize, James Perry, Barbara Vblkswagen!5 dectrpnk brain. Three Mootlis ...... 7.80. Watch for reviews. Sat-Son. 1:4 kept C2iris Wittke; most original, think. Finally, it's too prudent to HoUy Shorts, 90 Lockwood St!;’ Incorporate change* dUflciilt to put down roots In a Edgar; Nathan Hale, Kerri curly from one shnir^joo to an­ Wendy Varney; mort unusual, So every now and then it pollute the air. Facilities Mary Olson, SMners; Mrs. Joan other. One way to keep curls foretgn ooutairy." Kim and Patty Adams. Hovey and Ralph Doandlo; Riordan, 14 Eleanor St., Ver­ springy and fresh during the Wlnrington, 68, left London in Robertson, Stanley Siuu^llcl; New Store HoUrs! wouid do th^ughtlessiittie things, (No unburnt fuel around the non; Mrs. Lois Andreoli, 12 week is 'to use a curUirg iron. 1919 for Asia. The British Oonsu- OOSTUME PARADE Valley St., Yolande Savoie; Ver­ like get everything dirty.Waste engine means no unburnt fuel to Main St., TttlcoUville. "STARTS Whether long or short, '(xirly tate in Peking refused to renew Bowers; planck, David Ferguson; Wad­ Ms passport in 1964. He got a dell, Marilyn Caron and Wen­ gas. Shameiessiy poiiute the air. evaporate in the atmosphere. Also, Mrs. Sylvia Pelser, East T K a n U id ^ AT hairstyles should be set with Moot creative, Dolly Mhlava; OPEN THURSDAY small rollers. When combing out new one last month. fuimlest, Mary Gerber; pret- dell BaUey; West Side, first Our new computer wouid Even the pollution from exhaust Hartford: Mrs. Dorothy Fish, DUSK Cider Mill Rd., Bolton; Joseph DRIVE-IN a short, curly do, brush At away He la now on East Beilin cor- never behave that way. fumes is greatly reduced.) ,._dO H N - DAYin from the face first until the lespoodent lor the Worker. NIGHTS tUl 9:00 Zanetti, East Hartford; James NOW BHOWINO a y n e a n s s e n t I in the first piace, it's too edu­ Just think. When you get a Chidseter, 91 Baldwin Rd.; W J set is looseoed aMghtly. Then He said he is here for a three- break into tho curia 'with your week stay. cated to get everything dirty. carburetor-lessVW Squareback Francis Green, 231 School St.; fingers, pulUng them Into place. Mildred RosceUo, E ast H art­ HlfllbN A short, curly coif oan be ob- Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 to 5:30 (It's always properly informed or VW Fastback, you not only ford; Diane ZltkovUch, 123 Ma­ DaUy l:8te6:30-S:U scUutely ruined if th e hair is Five-Day Forecast Choicest Meats In Town! t about changes in the speed, en­ become the proud possessor of o ^ ' \ ^ ple St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Dupont, Sat-Son. 1:45-4:18-6:86-9:09 V even a half Inch too tong. Oon- Laurel Manor Convalescent plus “Tbe Aimlvensry" gine temperature and load. SO 0 sound body. Sooni Sidney Poitter Stont trims arc a must to keep WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — Have You Tried Kelto’s "One-Stop SboppIngT" Home; James Irvine, 72 Bald­ tUs styte looking Ha prettiest. The U.S. Weather Bureau -says it's always properly informed But of a brilliant mind. “FOB THE LOVE OF IVY" ' e We’U Come To Your 0 All Purchases inspected win Rd. 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A Burr ill-Olschef skie Soltis-Hughes Wood-Pratt

Mias Sandn. Framoes OlsoiMf- Mlaa Andrea Pratt of Man- skie of Manchester became the cheater and Stewart Robert bride of Allan B. B ib t IU of Wap- Wood of Bladenaburg, Md^ Idqg Saturday n M m in g at St. were wed Saturday afternoon at Jam es’ Chupidi. the South Methodist Church. The bride is a daugfatier of Mr. ’The bride to the d a u g ^ r of and Mrs. Edward (Mndwtskle of Ur. ana Mrs. Robert W. Pratt 61 Flower S t Hie bridegroom la of 122 Waranoke Rd. ’The bride­ a son of Mr. and MTa CUNOrd BuniU of V7 Beidsebub Rd. groom la the 8<»i of Mr. and ’The Rev. ’nimnas Barry per­ Mrs. WUliam H. Wood ot Bla- formed the .double-ring ceremo­ Md. ny. Mrs. Rsdph Maocarone was Manley ShaW of Man- organist and solotet Bouquets of ^wd the Rev. Donald H. carnations and gladioli were on Lee, Lubwran chaplain at the die altar. Institute of ’The bride was given in mar­ Technology, ptetormed the dou­ riage by her father. She, wore a' ble-ring ceremoq^ John Dunn full-length gown of silk organza of St. Paul’s CBbs^, Cam­ accented with ChantlBy lace ap- bridge, Maas., was tfa^ idiques, fashloiied with aabrina and Roger Mercer of neckkne, abort aieeves, end a was the trumpeter. ’The Wat­ tuary was decorated with bou'^ detachable chapel-length NJ teau train. Her vefi of aOk Illu­ quota of white dairies and pink sion was arranged frqm a rose roses. coronet, and she carried a cas­ ’The bride was given In mar-- . V cade bouquet of gladioli. m rlage^by her father. She wore Mrs. Skiward Dailey of West a sleeveless white linen skim­ WHUngton, aister of the bride, mer gown and chepri-lcngtfa was matron of honor. She wore Watteau train bordered with a full-length nile green gown, d» Veniae lace. Her chapel-length signed with lace bodice, ahoK silk illusion veil was attached .sleeves, sUk organaa aWrt with to a matching Veniae lace eap. 'back panel. She wore a match­ She carried a nosegay ot white ing petal headpiece wtth veil, daisies emd pink rosee with Ivy. and carried a bouquet of ptak, Mrs. Alan G. Pratt of New Ht«^hnsta Iwvmght crickst GQIllpineDt Mid M JOMtdl WMB IMVH i U b . green and 'white -flowen. Haven, stoter-ln-law of the Bridesmaids were Miss Patri­ bride, was matron of honor and cia putt of Manchester and Miss Miss Krtotlna Cruger of Fann- Ksiren Jennings of Brighton, tagvUIe, L. L, N. Y., was the Mass. ’Iheir pale {Unk gowns Butler photo medd of honor. ’They wore Iden- and headpieces were styled to tlCBl high - necked skimmer match the honor attendant’s, MRS. ANDREW SOLTIS JR gown of deep rose with crowna and they carried bouquets of of Ivy. They carried nosegaya *nie scene at nains Field in Coventry for first annual town picnic. Special goesta were the 106 Brttiah vtefton. pink, green, and white flowers. Miss Carolyn Lorraine were styled to match the honor of pink roses with pink ribbon IClton Burrill of East Hamp­ Hughes of Manchester became attendant’s. ’They wore match­ Mreamem. ton served as his brother’s best the bride of Andrew Soltis Jr. ing beadbw s, and carried man. Ushers were Donald 01- of Bristol Saturday morning, bouquets of yellow pompons and Bridesmaida were Mrs. Jrim schefslde of Manchester, broth­ July 6, at Community Baptist vdiite camatitHis. W. Wood of Berkeley, Calif., Coventry Throws a Picnic for 1,000 er ot the bride; and Robert Church. Miss Elinor French of Crom­ alster-ln-Iaw of the bridegroom; Mrs. Roland E. Bye of Boston, Burger Jr. of East Hartford. ’Hie bride Is the daughter of well, cousin of the bride, was By HOLLY GANTNEB One of toe main events of toe races and a particularly popu­ might be a do-lt younelf high The picnic had been planned flower girl. Her short sleeveless Mass.; Miss Joyce Erskine of Boriail4Coas photo Mrs. Olschetskie wore a beige Mr. and Mrs. Russell V. Hughes day was the soccer game, which lar activity called "Walk the wire act 30 feet up in the air. by toe Recreation Oammlttoe, Breiwer photo lace dress with melon colored of 48 Irving St. ’The bridegroom dress was styled to match the Miadtoon, and Mias Diane Hud­ MRS. STEWART WOOD spectflcally to coincide with the accessories and a corsage is a son ot Mir. and Mrs. An­ adult attendants’, and she wore son of St. Louis, Mo., cousins of Hot dqga,‘ com on toe cob, some of toe American cynics Wire’’. There was a large number of irlrit of toe 106 people from Cov­ MRS. ALLAN E. BURRtIL the bride. Mrs. John K. Krause young (ddldren present, and It of white tea roses. ’Ihe bride­ drew SoKis of Bristol. yellow pompons In her hair and a r e y o u PLANNINO A picnic tunbbee, a hot July day, had predicted would be no con­ This consisted of a very Wig­ entry, England. Most< of the of Groton was the honorary was quite a flay for them, 'with groom’s mother wore a pov/Jer ’The Rev. W alter H. Loomis, carried a basket of matching games, races, even an im­ test. But it turned into two gly and crooked ■wire running trisitors are students at the Calu- bridesmaid. WEDDING all toe activity and all that blue ISMe dress with matching pastor of Community Baptist flowers. promptu Urthddy party: Cov- gfames, with each side winning between two posts, and toe play­ don Castle School there; the rest ‘The attendants wore light one game, and each score 1-0. candy handed out as prizes. Coventry accessories and a corsage of Church, 'Performed the double­ Lawrence Soltis of Bristol RECEPHON7? enhry’a Brttleh 'vtstors could er had to pass a circle of wlro are faculty and family of the pink gowns styled as the honor The teams,- at course, were pink tea roses. ring ceretnony. Mrs. Stephen served as his brother’s best apend days touring A m erica about one half Inch in diameter It was also the occaaloii for a boys, for the most part. Tupper of FltdivUle wau organ­ attendants’ gowns. ’They wore made up of British and Ameri­ After a reception for 100 at man. Ushers were Robert Your Bejfiiote cities and never see America toe along toe main wire without surprise birthday party for ist. ’The soloist was Mrs. Jiohn ivy crowns and carried noae- can boys, and it was a fairly The Recreation Committee Bloodmohile Unit to Visit the KofC Home, the couple left Hughes of Manchester, brother To A way they aaw It yesterday, at touching toe wires together. A Christina Woods, who ia the sec­ McCaain of Manchester. Bou­ gays of contrasting pink roees strenuous undertaking, consid­ aald it ia delighted with the suc­ for a motor trip to Cape Cod. ot the bride; and Richard Spen­ Snoeeasftil # ttie firat annual town picnic. battery connected to the main retary in toe Board of Select­ quets of white and yeUow flow­ adth pink ribbon streamers. ering toe heat. cess at the event, and Mrs. Don­ ’They wlU Uve at Blast Hartford. cer of Bristol. Dale French of Affair set off a buzzer if the wires men’s office. The selectmen had Community House Tuesday ers and candelabras were on the CSoM to 1,000 peojde attended, ald Bishop, '’secretary of toe kiX Mrs. Burrill is .employed as Cromwell, cousin of the bride, John W. Wood, of Berkeley, Mario By touched, disqualifying the play­ arranged for a large cake for altar. Calif,, brother of the bride­ and the whole day ■was a success There was a cricket exhibl- committee, has thanked every­ A bloodmobile unit will be at 1:80 p,m. tomorrow a t the ‘was ting bearer. Lou Joaborf and apparently not very many er. her, and there was enough for a ’The bride was given ir. mar­ groom, was the best man. David far beyond the dreams of the one for their cooperation. In par­ the^Camrch Community House home of Mm. C. Randolph Mrs. Hughes wore a pink Can Ian iloy tlon, by the British boys, square small piece for everyone vbo riage by her father. She Wwe a R. Goldman of M ^ew ood, people who planned it. On a ticular, toe said, “We want to Forbes, the club’s new presl- crepe dress wit|i lace coat and Agency dancing and toe games and The players were lined up all wanted erne. on Rt. 44A tomorrow from 1 N. J ., was the honorary best completely informal and casuri thank Roy Martlndale for the dent, on Rt. 87 In Columbia. Mr. full-length gown of sUkii organ­ matching accessories. ’The bride­ 643-7678 races run by various town afternoon to try this little puzzle, p.m. to <:80 p.m. Walk-lna are ployed as a programmer ■with za over peau de sole scen ted man. basis, without toe name taga If anyone remembered U was use of his public address sys­ groom’s mother wore an aqua agencies. These included sack made a successful run. It was Officers and committee ap- Hartford Insurance Group, 'With Alencon lace appliques. ’The ushers were Joseph Espo­ worn a t the pre'vlous functions, also Bastille Day, no one men­ tem”. Martlndale had offered ursenUy requested to attend. pointments announced by Mrs. lace dress with matching acces­ races, a tug of war, a potato a disappointment to a few people faShi'pned with cowl neck­ sito of Barrington, R. I., cousin I it was Impoaaible to tell British the equipment for the picnic, Hie program la qxmaored by Forbes Include Mrs. Peter A. sories. Both wore white orchids. hunt, three-legged races, balloon who thought "Walk ttie W ire" tioned I t line,*’ three-quarters'length bell of the bridegroom; Dr. Alan G. ! from Amsclcan. and then spent the better part the Green-Chabot-RlchardBon ’Thomas, 'vice president; Mrs. A reception for over 125 was sleeves, and detaohabije chapel- Pratt of New Haven, brother of of the day running It as well. Poet, American Legion auxili­ Edward S. Dziadus, recording held at the Clam Box, Wethers­ length watteou triiln. Her el­ the bride; Noorallah N. V. Gil- ary. ICra. Sanford Jones, chair­ secretary; Mrs. Royce L. Hol- field. Fbr a plane trip to Miami, g l o b e Everything from the tug-of- bow-length bouffaiA \jeil ot silk lani of Arusha, Tanzania; Jacob I man ot the auxiliary Civil De­ lUXer, corresponding secretary; Fla., Mrs. Soltis wore a blue war rope to the candy gdven out illusion was arranged from a WainwrigM Love IH of West fense committee, is In general Mrs. Jam es T. Laldlaw, treas­ sleeveless dross with white Travel Senrlea as prizes was donated by towns­ lace and pearl trimmed coronet, Palm Beach, Fla., and Letond charge. urer; Mrs. ’Thomas, chairman patent leather accessories and a people end local merchants, and and she carried a orescent bou­ Sanderson of Cambridge, Mass. 905 MAIN STREET 4-H Show Set membership and Mrs. Ernest corsage of white flowers. ’The fbUot photo Mrs. Bishop said “We could nev­ A 4-H Talent Show will be quet of white carnations. Mrs. Pratt wore a princess Starkel, horticulture and con­ Mrs. Norman Pish of Chaplin couple live at 182 Sisson 643-2165 er have done it without the real­ held Friday evening at Coven­ servation. St., East Hartford. style shantung gown of celery Engaged ly great generosity of so many try High gthool. Featured will was matron of honor. Her full- green and matching, accessories. AaOtortaed agent in Moa- Also, Mrs. John H. Westland, length gown of blue chiffon over Mrs. Soltis, a graduate of Cen­ people” . be Coventry High School Dance She had a corsage of cymbldium The engagement a t Miai Eliz­ ieheoter for an AlrHaeo,i hospitality; Mrs. Frank G. chartreuse crepe was designed tral Cormeoticut State College, The next function during the Band directed by Carl Sallna orchida i abeth YOVanda Sanabria to Banrooda and Bteamohlp Steele, chairman, and Mrs. with a cowl neckline. She wore New Britain, is employed as a remaining week and a half of who will also serve u m aster of The mother of the bridegroom Spec. 4. Barry Newton Smith, Elisabeth Sands, assistant a msdchlng headbow, and car­ Grade 6 teacher by the South the Britlto visit is toe 4-H Tal­ ceremonies. wore a shaded green gown of both of Manchester, has been chairman, ways and means; ried a bouquet of. yellow pom­ Windsor Board of Education. ent Show Friday night at the Talent from Coventry, Bng- Mrs. Laurter P. D d lars, pro­ sculptured Swiss cotton with announced by her parents, Mr. pons and yellow and white car­ Mr. Soltis attended the Universi­ High School All- talent at the land, will include 12 acts among gram; Mrs. Hollister, publlctty; matching accessories and a cor­ and Mrs. Anlbal Sanabria of 74 Warm weatiier didn’t deter eqoare dancers from doinar their thinv. nations. ty of New Hampshire, and show will be BrltUb. which will be an Irish dance. Mrs. Ral]A Gale, sunshine and sage of pliric glamellas. Cooper St. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Carol served for four years with the Highland Fling, drum solo and properties; Mrs. Walter 8. Kel­ A reception dinner-dance was Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Savitt Downtown Hartford Mlska of Coventry and Miss Open Tlnmday till 9 community sing with English ler, qieclal projects, and Mrs. U. S. Air Force. He is emi^oyed held at the Glastonbury Hills and Mrs. Newton H. Smith of Janice Abild of Granby. Mias as credit manager at the Glid- Country Club. For a trip to Closed Mondays daring traditlanal songs. In addition E'va M. ’Toedt, Ubrary. 82 S. Main 9t. July ft Angnst there will be vocalists Sandra Unda LeMaire of Cromwell, den Paint On.. Bhnwood. Maine and Europe, Mrs. Wood Miss Sanabria is a 1967 grad­ Bulletin Board cousin of the bride, was junior wore an A-llne emerald green Roberts and Robert Bray. ’The JoUy Garden 4-H Workers uate of WU:on High School, The guests from Coventry, bridesmaid. Their gowns of dress and a contrasting striped Easton, Pa. Spec. 4 Smith is a Club will tour g^ardens of its green chiffon over blue crepe coat wtth matriiing accessories SAVITT SELLS England, who arrived last week members tomorrow evening, 1966 graduate of Manchester for an 18-day visit and staying and a phalaenopsls orchid. with Jam es T. Laidlaw, leader, Engaged High School. He Is serving v/lth with local families, will tour ’Ihe bride la a 1962 graduate and George G. Jacobson and Al­ the U.6. Army and re^jjly re­ A Rugged points of interest in New Ycark ’Die- eng;agement of Miss Su­ of Manchester High School, a turned from a tour o fo u ty In bert Bray, assistant leaders. City Wednesday and Thursday. san Claire KoppUn of Manches- 1966 graduate of Simmons Col­ Vietnam. He is stalled at Ft. Look Tour for Vlattora ’The Salvation Army Camp ter to Gerard R. MlUer Jr. of lege, and a 1967 graduate of Hood, Tex. / , A special program Is being Nathan Hale has an open house Narragansett, R. I., has been Katharine Gibbs School, Boston, A September redding is O t a arranged by the Transportation program at 3 p.m. Wednesday announced by her parents, Hr. Mass. planned. j Committee of the Ooventry-to- with a buffet supper at 5 :30 p.m. and Mrs. Cart H. Kopplin of 48 The bridegroom is a 1967 Roasonablo Ooventry Ebcchange Program. at its home on Cross St. Avondale Rd. graduate of Harvard University When Fou orq,-p(eparing a to­ P art of the group will make a ’The Dlaconate of the Pirst Her fiance Is the son of Dr. and a 1968 graduate of the Har­ mato sauce to serve with firii, Prlco. one-day trip, vdiile others are Congregatimial Church extends end Mrs. Gerard R. Miller of vard Graduate School of Educa­ substitute bacon fat for the but­ scheduled to stay overnight in an open invitation to a camp- 41 Boulder Rd. tion. The couple will Uve in Pel- ter or margarine usually called With P.OM.G. Service New York City. fire hymn sing at 8 p.m. tomor- Miss Kom>Un, a 1966 gradu- 'ham, N.Y. in September. for. Not Lip Service Visits in New York City wUl row at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ete of Manchester High School, $19.95 include the United Nations, Ra­ Joseph P. Eaton on Ripley Hill a senior at Boston University Psesr "700” I. dio City, Rockefeller Center, Rd. where she is majoring In soclolo- 17 Jewels. Waterproof*. Bruihed chroma, Empire State Building, the ■ ZBA Approval 8Y end government. She la a stainless steel back. Bowery and Greenwich Village. The Zoning Board bf Appeals Luminous hands. H ie second day tour will take Corfam competition lecenUy unanimously ap^iloved strap. Avail. In in West Point, the Roosevelt an app^ of Albert J. Navlckaa ^ yellow. ICanaion and the Vanderbilt of E ^ H a r tfo r d , to convert a Mansion. . , _ . , college, Hartford. He attends More than 100 peo^de from buriness pw pei^ in e “ "'jner- the University c. Rhode Island rial zone located on Rt. 6 In - •' *=*»»•« Coventry, Ehigland, are here for Graduate Sriiool of Oceonogra- Engaged the visit and will return home Coventry. phy and will receive his The engagement of Miss Eliza­ At the sack races, as an ^a^ile July 26. Many activities and Brays Mark 46tfa Nsasiff photo master’s degree In chemical beth Wight TaUon of Wood- forehead - branded group hops on. programs have beat jdanned Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bray oceanography in January 1969. bridge, N .J., to Ross WUson for these visitors from the lo­ of Talcott Hill Rd. recenUy cele- He is a member of Delta Phi, Engaged Bampton of Manchester has cal town’s sister city. brated the^ 45th wedding annl-, sigma XI, national honorary The engagement of Mias Jane versary with an informal gath been announced by her father. Garden Club Meeting science fraternity, and the Marie Roy to James Lawrence H erald PliotOB ering at their home July 2..' Dr. Thomas L. Tallon of Wood- Coventry Garden Club will American Society of Limnology Hickey, both o f Manchester, has Bible School bridge and Manasquan, N.J. By Buceivicius have an informal meeting at and Oceanography. been announced by her parente, The Prince of Peace Lutheran Her fiance is toe son of Mr. A Dec. 28 wedding is planned Mr. end Mrs. Emile J. Roy of and Mrs. Norman. Bampton of Church Vacation Bible School at Trinity OoUege Chapel, Hart- 96 Chestnut St. will be conducted from 9 a.m. /ord. ' Milford Rd., tuid Jerusalem, R.I. BEAUTY SALON to noon starting today and con- ______Her fiance is the son of Mr. Miss Tallon ia a graduate of The Pacer 700. Built to tlnuing through July 26 at the and Mrs. Joseph E. Hickey of Woodbridge High School end is Let’s Get Acquainted 22 Crosby Rd. belonggna sportsman's church. a senior at Wagner College, New wrist. Tough, yet racy, Shampoo, ’The Sunday worship services U. of H, Student MUm Roy, a 1966 graduate of York City. Mr; Bampton ia a Manchester High School is em­ in looks and in action. Sot and are conducted at 10:15 a.m. A graduate of Manchester High That brushed finish Hair Cut special service at 7:30 a.m. dur­ Queen of State ployed as a junior computist at School. He Is also a senior at ing July and August will also Pratt and Whitney Division of Wagner College where he Is a comes In chrome or In be conducted Sundays. SOimnNG’TON (AP) -A 21- United Aircraft Corp., East member of Phi Sigma Kappa yellow.The glove leather asjjo^ ...... year-old University of Hartford Hartford. Mr. Hickey, a 1962 teg. 99Z 0 Sgt. Piper Wins Badge Fraternity. strap in black or autumn S g t* R o o ^ Piper, Mr. fPark, graduate of Manchester High A Sept. 7 wedding is planned. brown. ANTHONY and Mrs. Albert E. Piper, Hick- School, served for four years with the U.S. Air Force as a Take It Into action with HAIRMteSSEIt ory Dr., has been awarded the you. The price won’t U. S. Air Force Master Missile, Gunnell Ragone, majoring in munitions specialist. He will 128 CENTER ST. elementary education, will be a stop you. 846-8494 man Badge at Grfffias AFB, graduate in September from toe CiSjf junior in the fall. She was chos- YITAIIMS N. y . East Coast Aero Technical ORMAL Belforte', companion Training School, Lexington, COMPARE AND SAVE The b«%re, designated by a . . . WE RENT IT . . . watch to Benrus. w r^ a ^ a ato atop toe Mass. All Credit Cords Welcome The wedding is planned for ARTHUR DRU8 F«-‘‘lay night wlto rignia, to awarded after sevm her ringing of "Guantanamera. Nov. 16 at St. Jam es’ Church. NO SALES FINAL years' aervifce as a member of She gets a $1,000 educational ALL FORMAL WEAR IN youifour Money Back Cheer­ ^ lily y In 60 Daya If You * w scholarship and a trip to Atlan- Are Mrr fTOM S ^ tP lp e r Is a member of a uq city, N.J., to compete In the STOCK AT ALL TIMES! •e Not Completely Sat­ Stratogic Air Conunand unM, Mim, America pageant. • isfied. Remember—No Payment Green Manor Blvd. whtoh hrips keep the nation's First runner-up was Rebecca Now Open! " ) If 111 or Unemployed. Juat Interoontlnental missiles and je t Vale of Torrington, and the next Tell Savitt. He Will Gladly Manchester bombers on cotutont alert. runner-up was Kathleen Kane Wall till You Are Back on The sergeant, a graduate of of Waterbury. ' Patio Coffee Shop Your Feet. What could be Windham High School, Willi- in fourth place was Maureen ) fairer? FILM AND manttc, attended the University m . Bennett of West Haven, and Main and Center Streets of Oomiectcut, Oentrai Michi- in fifth place was Louise Le- ) MEN’S SHOP gon University 'and Florida Claire of Prospect. Manchester “Tha MarvA of Main Street” \ DEVELOPING Southern College. Mdss Congeniality, voted by // Phone 649-9040 901 - 90f Main Stratt ——— toe contestants themselves, was ) ManchMMr, Oonneotlout \ - SAVin Low. Low Prices MondiMter Evesiing Herald Marcella Klein of Southington. Asylum Street J 4- Hours 6:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. "•PBOlAliUTa IN FORMAL RBNTAUi” W Coventry coirespoqdeiit, Pau- The contest was sponsored by ) Seconds from Main St. Harold Tilley, headmaster ihric Wllliaina, the fonner kxd •When cose, crown ft cryatal Mrs. Donald Smith, local chairman B. H. Vickery, houeemaster line U ttte, teL 742-6281, the Southington Jaycees. of the British boys’ school. mayor of Coventry, England. T remain intact. Picnicken find some quiet moments by trees. of Coventry4;o-Coventry panel. of Caludon Castle School. SDL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 1&, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 P A G E S E V E N

sources” from everywhere. Including Moscow and London, speak of such an Open Forpm Coventry oflenaive against Saigtm, one wonders Ships Move how any such offensive could really Hut "Oollege Orawd” hope to score any points for the negcfl- To the Editor, In Seaway jTOb l o h b d b y thk aitkms at Pari^. Gantner, Selectmen n u u > pRnm No oo., me U BlaMU Street One possibility seems to be that both Here ta some timely inft>rma- Maaokeeter Conn. Mon about the long delayed and After Strike THOMAS r . IVMUSON sides are cooperating in setting up and WAI..TBR R. FERGUSON waging an imaginary paper offensive, as yet uimstSyetl lease of our Divide Over CDAP OTTAWA (AP) — Mipel PuUlHiera Founded Ootoiber 1, 1881 as a sinnmer subsUitiite tor real action. High School to the Oammunlty Stotlag be was ‘itliorougMy "bargain” which comes its way. through the St. Law- This, if true, ta at leaA k ' clvlltaed stop MMMied Baer/ Brentns E!xoepl Sundays College. Moclated Press Is cxclnatvely entitled (CDAP). Gantner felt R was try to help offset the tax rate. Transport and General Woricera to ttw use ot reiMbUoatlon of all news dls- ments of the 1968 presidential campaign evade routine. votad 72 per cent in favor of an lalalMB credited to it or not otherwise credit- occurred out at Madison the other day not up to the selaotmen to tuni Gantner again hammered at ao^^thia paper and aiao the local news ptd>- After several months ot ap­ down the CD AP (xtogiam, biit the merita of a professional plan­ agraement providing a 19 per when Mayor John Lindsay of New York parent inaction or inability of cent wage inoreaae apread over iMtts of repdbUoation of special dU- ifliould be left to the dtacretlon ner which would be available P6*cliesa herein are also reserved. 'City appeared to do some campaigning toe SdKxri B o a ^ to get aiqr- of retidento. under CDAP, saying such a man tim e y e a » and another 4 per for Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New where with toe College officials, cent in fringe benefita. he Herald Prtntlns;' Oonipany Inc., as- Gantner inquired how Select­ would study and make recom­ toe mess was dumped into toe The Inoreasea will coat the Ns no financial reqxmsUiillty for typo- York State. men bad pcogreriied in their in- mendations to the town to en­ paloal errors appaarlnc In advertisements A record crowd of some 7,000 students Board of Directors’ laps. aqaway aufiiortty $2 mllUon tor other reading matter in The Manchester Mtay 1968 rolled, around and veaUgatloii of the appllcatian courage burineaa and todustry mimg Herald. from the University of Wisconsin heard for a 0>AiP program for Cov­ to move to Coventry. He noted the three y ean covered by the despite the honest persevering agraement ■iB|nt6ber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washing- the New York Mayor enthusiastically up entry. Tbe town oomplsted the the Industrial Development efrorts of Town Counsel, John Nlnety-alx riiipa, nwat of them ' toa Poet News Servloe. to the point where he said the one thing 701 program in 1MB. Thta fbim - Conuni salon has been dormant, SW service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. Sheets the College officials show­ ocean treightera, w e n awaiting Representatives — The Julius tdated a pbyBtoal plan o f de- and even such a oommlsslon ot he had supposedly viaited Wisconsin to ed UtUe interest and an utter entry to the Inland waterway at Speoisl Agency — New York. Ch!- vekipment for the town includ- laymen could study the town’s oago, OatrolroK and Boston. say, which was:; “ I believe that in 1968 lack ccoperatlon in ocnMqn- Miaatreal when ffae atrikera rati­ tog roads, aoning, growth, dis­ assets and have a brochure Nelson Rockefeller ta best' able to pro­ mating a lease for the High fied the agraement hammered MMHBER a u d it BUREAU OF CIRiOUUA- tribution and maps, he saUL lit printed extolling Coventry’s best noNs. ' vide the kind of leadership that America School. out in two days ot bargaining *«commended redevelopment of needs.” CDllege graduation, marking points. which ended late Saturday. Display advertising closing hours; Ihe lake area sad center of jror Monday — i p.m. Friday. toe end of toe school year took Acting commission chairman For Tuesday — i p.m'. Saturday. Then hta audience hissed and booe<^. 'towiK the buikUng of a nemr Another 75 ocean efaipe were place a couple of weeks ago. David C. Rappe bad asked the For ” Wednesday * ■ — ■1 p.m. Monoa;Monday Actually, the Madison audience had school, and (the eatabltahment c f trapped in the system, and For Thursday —■ 1 p.m. Tuesday Woidd. you believe there is still selectmen t o Inctease the mem- more than 100 lake vessels be- For Friday — ; p.m. Wednesday been coached a little beforehand. a Capital Iraprarvemento Fto- FOr Saturday — 1 p.m.' Thursday. The Madison Capital-Times that day no lease in sight for a whole bershlp on the IDC from seven Montreal were stalled. Claaaifled deadline — 5 p.m. day beforr year* use of our IBgh Stdiool g »m . (*1116 school has been to nine membera, and tor sever­ puMIcatton. 5 p.m. Fridav for Saturday had appeared with a long front page The agreement virtually and Monday publication. trom September 1967 to June built and the capital fanpnnre- al months, only three men wipes out the 20 per cent gap editorial which had a big three column 26, 1968? What sort of a buM- mentb program started). It was served on that commission. It between the wages i » ld Canar Monday, July 15 headline which read as follows; ness ever allows a tenant to ftinded onethird each by fed­ was waiting tor vacancies to be dian 'worken on the seaway and "Speak For Yourself Jrim.” use amd occupy Its property for eral, atate, and local monies so filled by the selectmen. those paid by the United States the town’s portion waa $8,000. ■" Actually, of course, a sort of reputation a (year and then lets the lessee Joseph Heyman, a resident on the locks it operates. But W. CDAP, operated under the Singapore Is Eveiywhere and fame begins to run ahead of Mayor dictate Ms terms when he is and member of the Department J. Smith, president of the union. Department o f Community A f­ Undsay, and speak tor him, wherever dam good and readyT That is of Community Affairs, spoke to pointed out that the American JiMt to act histoiy reellsUoally gtiialght, fairs, would detennine the abort he goes. what is gcMng - while the United States, even in the motorized seat efij^ing hedge with that would prove sensational. have bad to finance the buildliig inquisition against , the gang on the Southslde return to the purchases Cheney Bros, freight Kms in eduontlon and oommun- DELIVERY motorized (hears, or working wood with title of "Paper Tiger.” of four schools within an eigh­ period of Britain's abandonment of Singa­ project by toe Senate Investigat­ What he did not explain to pattern favored by police and warehouse on Pine St. Ext. and Ity services for the people.” motorized saw would soon be forced to teen-year period of time, oq^ pore, is busy bunding its own gigantic ing Subcommittee of Sen. John Daley’s office and what 1s not politicians before the poverty aimoimces plans to move its en­ Sincerely yours, It pointed out, "Tolland rank­ stibmit. We are embarked on an unre­ constructlra of another school Slngapores in Vietnam and Thailand. B. McCleUan of Arkansas. yet fully understood there is fighters in Washington started tire operation into the building Frank U. Lupien ed o ( the bottom of (he eight Your order for drag needs within the next sbe yean is im­ But not even Britain baa really Muffl­ mitting campaign to make everything This bizarre incident shows that this highly derogatory infor­ meddling. by the end of August. ocunUeB in manufacturing em- and oosmetlos will be taken minent. He added the three ed off all the Blusions of the imperial We do more effortless and less worth that Daley, though easily the mation was volunteered to Mc­ ploymontt opportunMdec. These esue of Immedlatriy. Clellan’s investigators by the selectmen are the leaden of the past. while, and on the day when we can aU most powerful of today’s big- Thaaks Board faotaries provide jobs for 2,897 motor barmlessty to the crest of the city mayors, is no absi^ute mon­ Gang Unit itself—without au­ town and it is their responsi­ The Britirii announcement oonceming bility to look to the future of (he county’s 92,200 people. biggest incoming wave we will really arch. But the fact that he was thorization by the mayor. With To the Editor, Urban devetopment wtU con­ Singapore baa, tor instance, been ac- his 1967 hearings against the rather than to take an oblivtous (x^sddojtiL have it made. undercut here by supposedly tinue and it is increasingly Im- oompanied by an ornate white paper poverty program having flopped A Thought for Today I would like to thank the attitude, except to contemplate 767 M AIN ST.—648-5881 non-political police ought to be poriant that the expansion be in which it is set forth that the refrench- as have most of his probee the Board of Directors for the wis­ poor planning in the post. disquieting to liberals usual- Read: Luke 9:46-62 oarafuUy planned." Prescription Ptauroacy msiR in the Far East wlS enaUe Britain High-handed Tree Removal past five years, McClellan was left undone. For we do not dom ot their vote on the Oak­ Second Selectman Dmiald 8. Ijy found berating Daley for dic­ Most people, if asked, wiU say know when that last moment to aosume a much stronger and more "Woodman, spare that tree!” has been tatorial tendencies. delighted by the windfall of sen- i land St. connector. Director Davis was quick to point out a Une often quoted since it waa written that they do believe in God and will come. Odegard did Manchester a fhii* the Planning and Zoning vnluahle posture in the NATO power poli­ Actually, Daley had waged a sational allegations coming from by a poet (George Pope Morris) back that they look for the saving of Contributed by: service In showing, by cnmparl- Commission had not done any­ tics design in Ehtrope. In fact, NATO is long, hard fight against a Fed­ the Chicago police. in 1880. In the mwe than a century their souls. Elven if they are Rev. James Birdsall son, what ta needed most for the thing about the 702 program Just as dead, just as useless -just as eral grant by the Office of The prospect of a Senate in­ intervening it is a plea which has been not numbered among the regu­ St. Peter's Church good of the community. It is re­ for urban nnewal. Gantner re­ outmoded, and Just as much a waste Economic Opportunity (CEO) to vestigation was enough to pull more frequently echoed and in a swelling lar churchgoers, they do feel Wapping assuring to know that the Board' plied it was not up to the P and The WooiUawn Organization Daley up sharply. By mid-June, of resource and energy as would have crescendo of urgency. Destruction of the the need for God. However, Z to set up a redevelopment (TWO), a Negro community ac­ it was apparent that no director is considering the majority good been any determination to hold Singapore redwoods In (Talifomia may be a mcist many pray as the unconverted agency, but the reaponsIblUty tion group on Chicago’s South-, of the project would be approved and not the special Interests of forever. Singapore is not juM one fam­ dramatic example, but ottier ai.J as­ saint - to-be, Augustine, who Q u o ta t io n s of the aeleotmen. He added thia O P MANCHESTER side to deal with Negro gangs. by city hall and that no Federal a privileged few. That money ed Imperial tortreas; Singapore is every­ sorted species much closer to home are prayed, “Lord, save me, but can be put to work on the Mid­ had been recommended in let­ By refusing to concur in sever­ funds would be forthcoming. The not now.” I always profit from what marked for the axe, or the chain saw. dle Turnpike problem which is ters to previous board of se­ where. al nominations for a director of mayor had returned to his ear­ Today’s scripture reading I learned from members of Appeals that these be spared are heard for the benefit of all. lectmen which are on file, and the project, the mayor managed lier hard-line position. tells of people who want God, this great body. but not always heeded. that several meattoga had been to lilock Federal funds early this The teamwork by the McClel­ but not now. Too often things —President Johnson, visiting So Far, A Paper Offensive In the spring such an alarm was raised Sincerely yours, ■■ held for such oonslderatlon. year. lan subcommittee and the Chi­ left for the last moment are the Senate chamber. Mrs. Peter Sadloski by the Massachusetts Audubon Society. Although Daley was less than FondB tor Benewal The best advertised enemy offensive of A threat to roadside trees of sinister enchanted with toe whole idea In answering Davis' state­ the Vietnam war hasn't tsdeen place yet, implication was brought to notice. The of coddling gangs, what really ment that funds were not avail-, GENERAL ELECTRIC •t this writing. One begins to suspect alert underscored a prime example of bothered him was its threat to ’ able for urban renewal, (tant- ftin* maybe it never will take place— the left hand of government not caring city hall’s total control over the ner said Coventry should "at that it has never really been anything what the right may be doing |ln the political process here. He never least begin to plan” so that ’Automatic WdsKer other than soHnebody’s paper offensive. way of beautifying America. What rous­ forgave CEO director Sargent when funds do become avaU- Fischetti e 8 Speed Settinga ed the conservation group to protest in In tbat case, the tantalizing question is Shrlver for approving a direct able, the town can take Immedi­ Massachusetts was a national Bureau G-E Built-In that of whose paper offensive it has grant for the gangs project, by­ ate advantage. He added, "if e Mini Wash and Bleach of Public Works booklet "Highway De­ passing city hall. This akxie we wait untU funds are avail­ Dtapenser been. « _ sign and . Operational Practices Related able to begin planning, maybe Is it the Vietoong who have been among all poverty projecte in e Extra Rinse Control DISHWASHER to Highway Safety.” Official policy stat­ Chicago was outside the ma^yor’s 20 towns will be ahead of us, spreading the threat of their impending e Ideal tor Perma-Preso ed therein, in effect directed that mil­ domain. and the funds will be dried up o Adjustable Top Back nsw attack on the city of Saigon, as lions of trees along America's highways Fabrioa Nevertheless, the essence of when we apply." ' , • S-Cycle, 70-Dlah Capacity psK of their war of nerves at Paris and must be cbt down. ^ Specified were trees Daley’s pt^itical genius is his H# noted that with the Im- four inches in diameter or larger locat­ VlCTWlM GENERAL E lE C n tlC S-(^7SIF a Requires no pre-scraping against Baigon Haelf? pragmatism and, most particu­ plementatlon of the CDAP pro- or pre-rinsing Or h— it been the American military ed within a distance of 30 feet from the larly, his ability to withdraw o mtm, Coventry would benefit Doctor's AUTO. WASHER $< e Color front panel seta (nCocmattonel and news apparatus road, at the edge and in the median from seemingly intractable poed- fTxmi state funds which it other­ strip. Affected would be limited access available at alight extra which, finding itself confronted with a tions. 'nws, when the Biackstone wise would not be eligible for, Bleach Injector, Mini Wash. AvaU­ roa^, all federally aided roads, new coat In Avocado, Oon^er, Rangers performed admirably and also potential federal funds. able in White and Avocado. -dwtadUng amount of real military news . construction and highways with speeds orders Harveat and White. in keeping their Woodlawn area Pesce pointed out the town in the fldd, has been employing Hs tal- of 60 mll«B per hour or greater. snbi in the oonatruction of an enemy quiet last April following Mar­ cannot take advantage of every Mr. B. N. of Newtonville, Mass., waa GENERAL ELECTRIC VERSIA1RONIC GENERAL BLBC1RIC 13-CYCLE PORTABU What wm not stressed, in the pur­ tin Luther Ring’s assassination auffertog from severe backaches due to Ifarsat which, if it never materializes, ported zeal for safety and engineering while other Negro neighbor­ ^ t V eon then be said to have been frusipat- ^ progress was that ruthless tree removal a lumbosacral sprain. After his doctor ELECTRIC DRYER hoods in the city were burned Sensea modfirturo, never over dries $ ■ DISHWASHER $ ■ ad by our dtacloaure of Ms Imminence would eliminate plantings that cut down and| looted by rioters, Daley OVER 3 MHitON recommended Holman-Baker’s Verto- Wood Top, SpUt Loading Rack. Avoil- on glare at night, reduce driver bore­ your clotboe. Available In Ocpi>er, and our meaaures against Us progress? wasi impressed. Rest, both Mr. B. N . and his doctor noted able In White and Avocado. dom, and make highways attractive. Nor , PRfiSCRfPnONS White and Avocado. ^ T b try to view the situation of Saigon The mayor was at that point was the basic cause of single-car Safsiy OqiiqNMBided considerable improvement in the con­ iisallatlailljr. there seem to be two rather accidents, driver carelessness, given due ready to acquiesce in, though dition of his back. . I ' arril aotehltabed facts about U. First, the not approve of, the g^ngs proj­ ' emphasis. ARTHVltDRUO How long has it been since you’ve had anemy con, with infiltration and occa- ect. The Federal refunding of What the Bay State Audubon forces a real good night’s sleep? If you have a rioosl sbal^ng, create guerrilla actitm — and most of the Vest of us — need TWO seemed imminent. It was back disorder and your bedding is over and tension there, almost at will. is a Paul Revere to si^ad the alarm then the elite Gang Intelligence gaooind, the enemy has never come over such a roughshod, arbitrary and Unit (GIU)—commonly called ten years old, then it’s time you looked 'Otoss to the Und of action in or around p ^ n tly destructive policy from coast the Gang Unit (GU)—moved in­ PROnSSIONAL into Holman-Baker’s ultra-firm Musco- to action. Itaffnn which could result in actual ene­ to coast. The hue and cry must reach Pedic or Verto-Rest Custom Built Bed­ Semi-autonomous within the my oontrof of the otty, to Wariiington before more trees are SUEDE ding that was designed from recommen­ felled without general, public notice, in police department and the sub- Tbsrsfore, although our own military dations of orthop^c surgeons. Even if dlaregard of local conditions or the ject of some fear by fellow of­ liNiK ( liiuigu Diilly r^’Wi i’lilitKlit ra Mull OLEANMU you’re the picture of he^th, you may give out with repeated warning of wishes of local people where the roads ficers, the Gang Unit has been tbs tag attack that hte been scheduled, enjoy 'the extra-firmness of Holman- are destined to go through. NEW HAVEN waging a holy war—without d o n e ON PBEMISES and altbough untdenttfled “Qsmmunist REGISTER great success — against the Bidcer. ’Try it for yourself at Watkins A CHOICE Slumber Shop. $99.60 for each piece. P a rk tH ls Oltassra MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 9 M S m BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 PAGE NINE PftKiB

ToUand Bolton . • 1 ■ two separate week-long work ex- largest manufacturer of nuclear- Strike on tenslonB. powered eubmarines. It was id­ Girl Catches r The major laaues causing the led for about two weeks by the Saw Wrinkles Vanish I Slate Named breakdown were raises, insur­ wildcat walkout, which started 3 New Members Named At Groton ance carriem and fringe bene- when the company brought in Arm in Drain t WHAT mmittee By Grange GROltjN (AP) —^The Gener­ The Electric Boat division in­ plant. Of Swim Pool chcokl, sisted on a five-year contract, After the walkout, EB filed a NEW YORK (Spccml):—"Di*. lucent and smoother in appear­ this mo: The Bolbon Orange elected of- al Dynamics Electric Boat Di- Ttane new members o( the ceremonies at the church Satur­ $1 million .damage suH against appearance of small wrinkles was ance." volesoei 7-13 flioera recently for the 1968-69 vtolon has again been idled by <*** (Contimied from Page One) DetnocrsOc Town Committee day. . . . ,, , , . . the Metal Trades Council want- ttie Metal'Trades Council. accomplished . . . even the very These results are nothing short of Mr. 8 srere a|)po(nted during FrUey Parents viewed di^tlays of term. B een Named a strike called early today ^ ^ one-to-three year contmet, "We had to work slowly and deepest wrinkles showed very Rreat amazing. And it took a new coa- land, or Blflit’s meeUnf, inctudlng John crafts and nature colle^ons on The master is Bruce O, Hon- after talks tor a new work con- OeGregory said, carefully to avoid cutting into improvement.'* This dramatic re­ metic compound to do it. port on the ingn*dients in Genava for ma McCain. White Birch Dr.; which the children worked dur­ son; overseer, Ektwaid DeDos- Crash Kills Woman her arm,” sild Russell Sheehan, Developed by the trustworthy tract broke down. The MTC asked an initial 41- was made by a noted physician, Nina laboratory, Genava is de­ ployed James McNaUy, Skungamaug, ing the week. Each of the three ser; asststaivt lecturer, Mrs. EAST LYME (AP) — A one- IVoy’s deputy fire chief. "Her woolen 'nierasa iRonson; steward, Don­ The Metal Tiades Council of cent-per-hour raise for the first specializing in dermatology, after signed to be used under make-up and Max Walton. Old Stafford age groups of Tolland and Rock­ Kearna, Sarah Margaret, daughter of Emeot L. and Pa­ pain was terrific.’ ’ several ald Tbdford; assistant steward, New London Oounty, bargaining year, which was not met by the car axjcldent on Iirtoratate 95 testa made on a st^lccted group of and as a night cream. It is absorbed Rd. ville youngsters {mrtictpated in tricia Palmer Keama, 51 Pearl St. She was bom July 7, it Hoepital officials said Patricia women. He saw these results with Survl Miaxweil Hutriilnson Sr.; chap­ agent for about 8,(W0 workers company, he said, here has taken the life of EUy instantly. In two weeks time The new appointments were Saturday's program including Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandiiarenta was in good condition but added his own eyes. wrinkles will vanish or diminish Mm. W lain, Mrs. Elsie Jones, and at the plant, called the strike MTC mpresentatives felt that R. Stowe, 20, of Hamden. made to fill existing vacancies songs and recitation of Bible are Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Palmer, Glen Bumle, Md. Her He was a paasenger in a car that they would not know wheth­ With this substance new to cos­ greatly. That is the promise now sona, Treasurer, Mrs. Hieresa Ron- 5 after it rejected a company of- under a five-year contract hlgh- metics, named Genava, aging skin on the Town Committee. All memory work. The certificates -lb Can paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs, Ernest A. Keama, driven by Phillip H. Bums, 22, er the arm had been damaged made possible by Genava. 8kin George son. fer of $1.07 per hour raises over ,er raises should be granted, De-, can start looking younger a^d three men are members of the were distributed by Pastor and 220 E. Middle Tpke. She has a brother, Scott E. 1; and a sla­ seriously until the swelling sub­ will become more translucent, ville: a a five-year period. Gregory added. of New Haven that struck a me­ younger—not older and older. yotingcr-looking. Now available in newly formed Toung Demoorats CeeL HIM Off AT ONCE IH AMY WAY Secretary is Miss Mary Ted- ter, Ann-Harle, 4. Mrs. Mark Finley. ford; gatekeeper, Myrcm Lee; Picket lines were set up at the Monday’s picket lines signified dian divider Sunday night. Stowe sided. The physician also commentfKl, selected stores - 1.65 ox. $3.50; 4 check!I organisation. Receives Award NtoU CAM" WAT«B,WIT and women of Stop LEMONS^"«40-49‘ was i Prior to the boaxd trjtteting, special, program for children, in- Think of Fletcher'* Post & Shop who mind the a public hearing wllll lie held at eluding trips to the Children Mu- iMkmi rl nm aiUnl llmi wl iMIf laMliW (mWii ‘hi Sur store are specialists in > IV Pound Loaves niHpii n ""iMUiiujUfirtciriuhttiirfn"* 7:80 p.m. to consider an ordl- seum, Sherwood Forest, and the 2 and nance appropriating $28,500 for Ranger Show. Husbands of the REAL service . .. and we call 54 McKEE STREET * cvritux. IH4-M iioaOimr xitoiriaui. ii ra Am. xt r- daugi site Improvements to Vernon In- Mothers of Twins are schedul- them maxi-men. They cence dustrial Park. ed Lo have a golf tournament ESTATE give a little faster serv­ Big Daisy Bread Borden’s Kava Instant Coffee •i-“ 95' Darle Bulletlii Board at the Glastonbury Hills Ooun- ice, taking pains to be TUB ENCLOSURK ft SHpWER.DQORS 100% Colombian Coffee Linda A public hearing will be held try Club. ' ^ more accurate than or­ The NEW big Daisy Sanalac Instant Dry Milk tS '1,11 Wapp . . . a new shape, from $25.00 to $4S.0y Cl dinary, people. And be­ Hills Bros. Goffeo •» ’1.48 Finaat Ruth cause courtesy is ut­ new longer loaf, N.J. Our 109th Year more slices — The most . . . these ’’spe- i Now to tho time to l^ g to Y®" jSSSSi ^ Mazola Corn Oil & 69' and, in a reseala- Sform window glasa replaoea. held ACCODNTIIiG /i- cial" people are | « ’2.43 Heinz Beans with tomati w ik i more pleasar^t to|',,^ ble,- reusable bag! Gold Medal Flour' SECRETARIAL • TYPING Heinz Vegetarian Beans WiTN YOIUTO SMKI 2 3 l deal with. They're' Take 4, they’re big! AUTO OLASS INSTALLED ’• r 77' BUSINESS Betty Crocker Mashed Potato Buds smith •maxi-men! llu A4C I Alba Instant Dry Milk A 89 R o e u : K FINI-MIIIUM-WIDI 9H 0 1 ADMINISTRATION OLASS FURNITURE TOPS Prince Egg Noodles iNucoa Margarine Quarters 2 fmI 63' • Acersditsd by tb» Aec'sditin^ MSmUNSMTIB SURE 1914 MIRRORS (Fireplace aed Door) Pfeiffers Dressings I f 39' Conwniuion For Buslnoti Schooli Pilisbuiy Biscuits rniraiLz 10 lu 1 • Troniftr Opportunitioi Parkay Soft Diet Margarine W 47' Huiiza \ 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 / / hoppy to radMiii your Fuilural Food Coupom pt our Monehustor Stop ft Shop *« . m o r s e • Fro* Job fiocomont Stop & Shop wM b« PIOTURE FRAMINO (all lypat) " r 29' 9*Lives Tuna & Chicken Cat Food 2 35' 1 6 O F HARTFORD III ANN ST.. HARTFORD tM MAIN STMir, MANCHItm \ Storu— 263 W Mt Middiu Tumpiku, Manchuttor. Alpo Cubed Beef Pog Foo^l / Hte m (Onead neer Nwt to Hn n A Nab) As In fi ll— iwtJrsM '•> PHONE S22-226I WINDOW and PLATE OLASS

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PAQB R N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.^ MONDAY. JULY 15, 1968 P Z O l Section Two MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 liancifEBtpr lEttEttittg l|Ertflfi MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 the Holmes Ftmeral Home, 400 Main St.. Manchester, with a Postmaster Troops Resume Departure Ray Admits D b Obituary Mass of requiem at St. Mar­ Viet Cong Reported garet Mary Church at 9. Burial will be m St. James’ Cemetery. Hiinks He’s From Czechoslovakian Soil He IsSneyd Jarvis Bid Low T Steplitiii Soobedd Manchester. 12th Qrenit PRAOUE (A^) —Units of So- Czecfioslovak liberals and Intel- Leaving Saigon Area Justice House Named ROCfCVIIiLE: — Stephen Su- Friends may call at the fu­ For Sewer Job vlet armed feirces Involved in lectuals calling for strikes and cheokU St, o( « Hartow St. died neral home tonight from 7 to 0. Worth $27 In Letter (Oonthnied from Page One) G>iirt Cases F this morning « t a RockviHe con- Warsaw Pact maneuvers last demonstrations to push the lib- ' ' b 52s Mnce Dec. 8, when they at- Jarvlg OMiotaniotfon Oo. cf 288 By CHARLES HILLINGER month resumed their departur cralization drive faster. CHICAGO (AP) —The Chloa- Ky was tentatively arranged lor tacked toigets 40 miles north of B . Ocoter S t WM to* obviouz ▼alesoent home. Vincent J. Roskosky American Bar Fellow D low bidder fm; the eewer Hne Mr. Suchecki was bom in Po­ TOLLAND—Vincent J. Ros- Hie Los Angeles Times Irom Czechodovakla during the "The barrier created by Po- go DaUy News said today that Tuesday. the border. EAST HABTFOBD SESSION TIm ISLAND MOUNTAIN, Calif.— night for East Germany and Po- land. East Germany, Ctechoelo- In other developments: —South Vietnam’s Interior going under Rt. 6 ait BldweH St. land, and had lived in Rockville koeky, 68, of Terryville, father The case of James B. Sfo- State Supreme Court Justice Charles S. House of 160 George (special deUvery) Nor- land, the news agency CTK re- vakla and other Warsaw Pact brother admitted -« o u th Korean mUltary spo- ministry announced the removal aa the firm'* Ud opened tola boney Jr., 31, of'66 Lenox St., WASH for many years. He was em­ of Howard Roskosky of ToUand, Westland St. has been elected to the Fellows of the tarvy, ployed ma a weerver in local rls, Califomia’B lowest-paid ported today. countries In alliance wlUi the nio oroiner, aamiuea kesmen reported that 42 defec- of 23 of t)ie country’s . 248 district----- mondiig at the Municipal BulM- charged with robbery with died yesterday at Bristol Hos­ American Bar Foundation. His selection by the A BPs oampidg woolen miHs before he retired postmaster, wants a raise. tt said more Soviet troops Soviet Union against the at- I*® Ramond Geotge Sneyd, from a Viet Cong task force chiefs and their rejdacement Ing leoa than half toe bid of toe violence, had hie case (xintinued pital after a short illness. board of directors was announced by President Roes L. lied by i several years ago. Norris, who runs the Isolated were expected to be withdrawn tempts of the West German re- die name under vdilch he was surrendered to infantrymen 6f with recently trained officials, OnegUa A Gervaolni Cfo. of Tor- to July 25 at Manttieater (or a Survivors also include his Malone. Ual wttl Survivon include a daughter, post office In this tiny Trinity territory varohlsts and their aUies can arrested In London to corniec- the Korean -nger Division near Reasons for the ousters were rtngton now conotructlng (he hearing on probable cause. wife, another son, a daughter, a Members of the organUation tten and Mrs. WilUam Depitula, and two country EeJ River Hamlet, now not be weakened at any place,’* Uon with the aasaasinatlon of Bang Khan, 260 miles northeast said to range from coirupUon to weefern portion of Rt. 6 in Mahoney was served a war- brother, a sister, three grand­ are lawyers who are Invited to penotanc sons, EkWfin Suchecki and earns $21.50 a week. Manoheoter. nuit 'Thursday In connection children and several nieces and J'- of Saigon. In the same area, incompetence. particlpsde In the work of the during a Oaorge Suchecki, sill >of Rock­ He thinks he’s worth $27. n ^ _ stationed In nelghboriiy In other developments: The DaUy News said the letter South Korean troops reported -O v e r Norih Vietnam, U.8. nexihews. The JarvUi Ud waa $20,098.60 with a robbery at the home of foundation. In recognition of auks, ac ville; a brorther, Stanlej' Su­ "Oh, don’t get the Idea I ’m ^ Yuj^slav President Tito, wias written to John Ray and killing 31 enemy wWle suffering fighter-bombers flew 121 mis- Geoige A. Chamberlian on Clin­ Funeral services will be held tafxd and the O A G Ud was their contributions to the law com^ah checki of Boston, Mass., and a greedy, or preasin* the Issue,” iirhfiA fhrMb first renegade in the Soviet we« Mgned, *T/>rd R. G. light casualties In search and stons Sunday below the 19th par- Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from $46,690 total. ton St. on June 6. and admlnUtratlon of justice, leading grandchild. says the 62-year-old, ooverall- ™ toe ««PP°rter Of Czecho- sneyd.’’ ambush operetions. allel. Pilots reported destroying the Scott Funeral Home, Terry- Tha BldweU St.-FoUy Brook Chamberlain told police that as well as to the welfare of parties. th e funeraJ will be held clad postmaster. slovaWa’s reform Communists, John Ray said the handwrit- _ b 62 bombers made their or damaging 44 trucks, 12 sup- sanitary aewer trunk line wlU there were two men, one of the communities In which they Each Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from vlHe, wMh a-M ass of requiem I ’m what they call a contract Interview the Soviet ing was hla brother’s and he deepest penetration Into North ply boats! 16 weapons sites, tlx go under the new Uglnraty now whom held a knife at hla throat live. Ue can the Burke Funeral Home,ome, 76 at S t Oasimlr's Church, Terry- rural postmaster. I signed on to Pola™. the report Union would------be----- short-sighted-— , to added, " I don’t ,------. know where----- ... he Vietnam In seven months Sun- bridges and three warehouses------In to 'avoid the expense of ouMag while he was forced to hand over The foundation la the nation's standard Prospect St., with a * * the lob for $93 a noonai. The j ^ p ^ d Satm^ Hf! against Czechoslova- 8 ^ the day. with strikes 16 miles north efforts to slow the movemwt of tip pavement when the eight- $800. leading legal research organiza­ book qv requiem at St. Josofto’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery, Terry- money’s been fine for years — kia. had lots of names.” of the demilitarized zone. It was men and materiel into South lane Rt. 6 is complete. The Une Mahoney la being held In lieu town bo at 9. Burial will be in St. Bern­ vllle. but like everybody else, the cost noon at Beioves near —The Yugoslav news agency Asked about the title ‘Lord,’ tion Euid Is affiliated with the the most northern strike for the Vietnam. will be left seated oft until of $20,000 bond In toe Connect­ iq> the ard’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the Fu­ of livin’ Is gettin’ to me. I think chod, —Tanjug - said in a dispatch from John Ray said, "That’s proba- American Bar Aaaoclatlon. The enough users in toe southweat icut (terrectlon Center In Hart­ ao tumg Friends may call at the fu­ neral Ifome today and tomor­ I’m entitled to a raise.” mat Alexander Dubcek, Wy his Idea of i Joke.” objective of the foundation Is row from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. in passenger cars. On Saturday portion of town can tie into toe ford. the Improvement of the legal job that neral home tomorrow from 2 Island Mountain is 80 miles o/. “*» new CAtechosIovak party The Dally News made a copy Hne. H. Hum to 4 and 7 to 9 pm . by ®t Saturday with Hun- of the letter which In part read. system through reseeu«h and viet columns left for Poland. Events in Capital Moriorty Bros, of Center St. dlasemlnatlon of knowledge con­ Nixon, c Mason F. Wetherril Mountato from WiUlts in the garian party chief Janos Kadar ‘‘I could appeal my extradition The agency said Soviet offi­ Vernon ttel exp< Mra. Helen Karins Mason F. Wetherell, 72, of Im­ somewhere on the border be- hearing but I am getting tired of was toe apparent low Udder to cerning the law, the administra­ coast range and 230 miles north cers had told CzedioBlovak bor­ has threatened to return Mm to do Alge Mrs. Helen Karins, 77, for­ perial Beach, CaUf., formerly listening, to these Uaro so I supiHy the town with a jeep. The tion of justice, and the legal of Sen Francisco. der guards that during the exer­ tween their two countries. It New Ver$ion of F ill prison if he leaves his self-im­ of Manchester, died Saturday in gave no details. might close i t up about Tues­ firm bid $2,800 compared to Dr. McKone Gets profeaaton. Bach merly of Jamaica Plains, Mass., The few people who ever go cises they hod been given "a Hat Successful Flight posed exile in the U.S. embassy. died early this morning at a OaUfornia. He was the husband to Island Mountain arrive on The Polish Communist conten­ day.” Dennett A Popp of Elaot Haxt- Bach state has a Fellow's main ol very cordial receptlcm” by the poUtios,' Manchester convalescent home. of Mrs. Ruth Plait Wetherell. the Noriltwestern Pacific Rail- tion' that liberalization in Czech' There was no indication of WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The Capital Footnotes 'tord with $2,800 and MariOuid’a Degree in Law, memberahlp quota Umited to local popidation. llzhmenr She was the widow of Jam es Mr. Wetherril was the son of rood’s single-oar passenger Oarage of Stom with $8,296. one-fourth of (me per cent of in Warsaw. Soviet Communist ^ Z Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- have la Karins. the late Henry W. and Sarah train that serves scores of re­ Baatom Elqulpmcnt Oo. of His 4th Degree the lawyer populatkm in that party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev slon of the controversial wi«h.,'^ys'he'believes sinate Joattoe Cheilee S. but to 1 Mrs. Karins was born Jan. Preston Wethereil, and lived in mote . . ranches______along the Eel ______Rocky HUl was the apparent state, or a total ciurent nation­ and Premier Alexei Kosygin approval of an authorization for Dr. Fred M-eXone of Windsor smoke-f 13. 1891 in Springfield, Mass. Manche^er during the early River for 146 miles b^een WU- second ^to^top ®®* country aga^ the brother did J'*'* comj^et^ a 660 mUe-an-hour a^toiel*"aj«basl^ low Udder to mipply toe town al mbmberahip of 826 Fellows. He .served os assistant proae- Awarded 50-Year Orange Lodge Jewels Ave. has been awarded Ms designei She was a retired private duty with a vacuum leaf collector for Justlce House, a Manchester cutlng attorney of Manchester, UtoandEureka. J^nyTeaders fC ^faild. Eas^ other War^w Pact stotes was ^ t ? e „ V s <^®'' mU«iir»yril Ji^ T T fourth academic degree, a of the } nutse. on the famUy farm on Deming The northbound train stops at Hungary and Bulgar- r®P®ated by toe a i m e d f ^ ^ A nH lT **®*"P“ ® Force Base. Texas. tlMenceA t S s o v l e t aimounce- $2,890. The McGovern Oo. of Milton ’TurUngton ot 28 Woodland Dr., Wapplng, left, wor­ as Leemon of 12 Newmsui St., Robert Pearson of 241 Oak native, was appointed to the deputy judge and proee- St., in Oakland. He entered the Wlmiscr Locks Ud $2,060. shipful master ot Woahlngton LOL, Saturday night present­ St., Frank McCHelland of 81 Lake St., and Thomas Armstrong Bachelor of Laws Degree from Supreme Court of Errors while cutlng attorney of the town OdiUy Survivors Include two sisters, Island Mountain on . Mondays, __ la. Czechoslovakia and Roma- "®!^^g®!! ..ffhi «allv did it.” John Rav ’”’® ^®* bomber, derignated jater It Was ment ci automobile business in Man­ f b u i tarHier The vacuum will be used on ed 60-year jewels for service to the Orange Order to, from of 14 Ashworth S t Saturday afternoon, Washington LOL and the University of Cfonneotlcut. serving as chief judge of the court. drs. Ivor Anderson of Manches­ TMirsdays and Satusdays. The another independent-mind- Neighboring Communist na- H he really ^ It. J ^ ^ y A, can carry nuclear Umtta. Nixon chester and Waterbury before tlons “cannot look IridifferenUy said, “he wouMn’t be thinking ^ w , i « ond ««.« park, cemetery and school left to right, Archie Haugh of 40 Edgerton St., William J. both lodges of the Daughters of Liberty celebrated the 278th Dr. McKone, taitoer of six State Superior (teurt In April a former member of the Man- ter and Mrs. Anna Keller of southbound train steps cm Sun- member of the bloc, were not or conventional bombs and was ^lons on the arm s race, the pre at that,’’ the newspaper said. about signing topee extradition grounds end is not considered Stratton of Clearwater, Fla., Samuel Wilson of U Ridge St., anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne with an outing at children ranging In age from 24 1966. He had been a member of cheater Board of Education, he ThompsonvlIIe; and several moving to California in 1961. He days, Wednesdays and represented. built as a suoceaaor to toe B62 jackson made .toe comment taUiahn large enough for road p4Uiup> William D. TurUngton of 108 W. Center S t, Herbert Metesdf Martin Park, East Hartford. The Orange Lodges and the years to 17 months, attended the the latter court since his sq>- was its chairman for many nieces and nephews. was employed at the Rohr Air­ Since no train passes though’ The Polish and East German . T h e government-controlled . . bomber. The supersonic jet Is ^n CBS’ “Face toe Nation.” thy anc trade uMmi newspaper (Hoe was in^ed to a according to Elrnest J. Tuieck, of 618 Main St., and Francis McOeown of 40 West St., in cere­ Grand Black Chapter ivUl send delegates Aug. 11 to the bi­ University's evening school for pointment In 1968 John years; and he was chairman of Funeral services will be held craft Oo., San Diego, Calif., for Island Mouiftain on Tuesdays, leaders have shown particular scheduled for assigned to toe by tent di Proposed gun registration leg- park director. monies at Orange Hall. Four other members who received five years. Wednesday at a time to be an- o number of years before he re­ Norris has toe day off. concern about the course the Piacy commented meet- Strategic Air Oonunand. ennial convention of the Orange and Black Instltutione in Lodge, then governor of (tennec- the committee that drafted the to preft suburb of St. Louis, the Daily iriaUon has been opposed by The Atlantic Fence Oo. of jewels but were unable to attend the ceremonies are; Thom­ Boston. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclua.) He is a profeesor at Central nounced at the J . D. Fallon and dred. Island Mountain probably Is new Prague regime is taking In^ l^the pre^summlt it was not doted tlout. town’s council-manager char- are or The Pentagon announcement R^y innls, scheduled to become South l^htdsor was jhe oidSy Ud­ (fonneoUcut State (foUege where Son Funeral Home, 7 Gr4en- Survivors, besides his wife, the only post office in the coun­ because both Poland and East » “t®«ted form of unifying opin- News oeia. It was not dated. Juatlce House graduated from ter In 1947. duty cc include a son, Robert Wetherell try with a railroad workers’ ------formulatiiBr a commrai warMng oo ob- said toe plane flew for 80 min- acting director cf toe Omgreas der to put In fencing from toe Manchester aclwola, WlUlaton He served In the General As- nough Ave., Jam aica Plain, Amending toe festivities were ’Hie of San Diego; a daughter, Mrs. handcar parked In the lobby. «tand toward k e ^ ^ t t c a l pTOb- extraction 1 ^ m Park St. Bridge to Elm Ter­ County Politics Academy, Harvard (tellege and sembly both as a representa- Mass. ment outbreaks since the death Robert Houley, Democratic can­ aH the It’s parked there, because a lems.” convinced that an altitude of 20,000 feet. when Floyd B. McKlsalck takes race for $17.06. Harvard Law Schcxil, and was tlve and a senator and Is a for- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Margaret Smedberg of Lake of Stalin. didate for State Senator from course, railroad track g;oes right In Moscow, Pravda Intensified Sneyd are toe same It said the bomber has toe ^ leave of absence. "Black peo- Contractor Killed admitted to toe Connecticut Bar mer assistant state’s attorney Park, Fla.; three brothers, toe 86to District; Aloysios Main St., is in charge of local Wladyslaw Gomulka of Po­ propaganda pressure on Czedio- but the fact toat the al- basic fusdoge of toe Air Force be dlaarmed and rich, h Francis P. Wetherell of Man­ through the Island Mountain Ahearn of Bolton, Democratic hi 1983. for Hartford (teunty. arrangements. land and Walter Ulbrlcht of alovak Uberals ^ caused a point of f i h A fighter-bomber but has a ^ t e pei^le would not be,” In- 100 Attend Hon dol chester, Ralph L. Wetherell of post office. Bast Germany fear that the fer- Driver Charged candidate for State Represoita- mostly Broad Brook, and Horace B. Norris has 35 The official Soviet Communist ^ ® * ^ ’ sw en feet longer and ^ eald. tlve from toe 61st Dtatrict, and John Bayer r ® ^ a r ^ ^ ment in Czechoslovakia will dltlon hearings. a heav*er lan-ilng gear to ac He and McKlsalck were Inter- In Ditch Cave-In ily ban John Bayer, 84, of New B rit WethereU of Wethersfield, di- ranchers, railroaders and rock spread to their people, and they P«rty newspaper quoted a harsh After Accident Picnic for Max Oirschlck Democratic er prot The letter also implied toat commodate greater loads. viewed on NBC’s "Meet the (Continued from Page One) aln, father of’ H ^ld T. Bayer rector of the Slate f)epartment quarry famUles UVlng in the also are upset about the im- East Glerman press attack on Ray would have sufficient funds jh e F U l, once known as the press.” candidate for State Rejnesmta- ^Mystery Agency^ Clarifies, of mod of Aeronautics; a sister, Mrs. Mea. , proved prospects for diplomatic Czechoslovalda which ominous' A Manchester man was charg­ tlve from toe 48to District. Ms frie of Manchester, died Saturday When the maU arrives Norris ^ to finance his defense when he p r a , was to have had a Navy McCarthy crushed under all that heavy Mabel W. Bowers of Manches­ and trade relatimis between ly referred to toe 1966 Hungari- ed with making an unsafe turn ToUand (founty State Central to keep night at his home after a long goes on a four-mile walk dellv is returned to MemiMs to stand version. But Oongreas cut devel- Capital Quote Sidewalk Issue ter; and six grandchildren. West Germany and Czechoslo­ on revolution crushed by Soviet at Winter and Center Sts. at 3 :29 By BETTE QUATBAU! Commltteewoman Mrs. Naomi clay, he had to be.” Orenstein Would Resign Both illness. ering mall received to those opinent funds tor toe Navy "Naval Academy midshipmen Funeral services were held to­ vakia. tanks. a.n^ityesterdaiy as a result of an Hammer of Vernon was also on Suddenly two poUcemen broke ers” h Survivors also include his who aren’t on hand to call for T>».!r,io =!«.« ^ ^ could.” the letter bM, nionth as a result of generally lack poise, self-ctmfi- About 100 Tolland (founty Mc- Keeps Trees Up WINDSOR (AP) — Connecti­ day in San Diego. ^An ominous note was sounded accident. hand. Orenstein explained Ms cur­ wife, a daughter, two other sons, Pravda also quoted, with - i would like for |you to give the complaints it was too heavy for dence and maturity. They give away to Intercept the man’s son cut Law Reform Inc. —that rent role, safrtng: "M y connoc- it. in advance of the meeting by equal approval, the PoUsh ’Try- Attorney Arthur Hanes $600 you A car driven by Stephen J. Ca^hy supporters attended yea- Houley, Girshlck and Mra. three sisters, a brother, and five “I provide special delivery alrcraft carrier use. the appearance of having these who had arrived in a pick-up For Time Being "mystery agency’’ toot received tlon with toe Connecticut Law the Polish Communist party buna Ludu’s critical comment can get some of It off Jerry (an- Merton, 41, of 112 Walnut St., terday’s McCarthy picnic In An- Hammer left early, however, grandchildren. service to everybody in Island qualities, but It Is a superficial truck. The youth threw up his $272,433 In federal funds—be­ Reform is toat the reglotxd F n n e ra l* newspaper Trybuna Ludu, on the situation in Prague. other brother) and I will collided with a car driven by dover, Including several area to attend a cooktaU party A short reprieve seemed to w Funeral services will be held Mountain," skid the postmast­ Senator Suggests Home appearance with little depth." hands in despair and screamed came leas mysterious with the office of the Office of Economic which called for a “firm rebuff” On the .d student, who Zoners to Hear on. He said he asked about hir­ permanent home in toe United Bnriaj^*^^m%tefoSio^iiig wWIe~ a"^llcemMTTOk •'®y Pa^t of toe* argument by toe center of a Uvely contro­ Norris hopes to get his raise, Drug Dependent anpana, group’ ^ c m c noppuig v r^nstnicUon fhat holds Me Bachelor of Science set aside the funds for toe pro­ esUy Bearers were Theodore Blow, has a "pleasant dispoeltion” ing a Texas criminal lawyer, States. with their (teventiy hosts. of toe scene. ^® J^ iy Is Cfonstructlon Cfo. toat versy when We full-time post C. Horry Anderson but says if he doesn’t he won’t gram wMle the New York office piaudei Burton Smith, Stewart Smith and a number of friends. ’The Percy Foreman, to handle "For humanitarian reasons A 20-year-old Manchester People pushed aside to make **® trees must be cut down, Z ydth toe commission was re­ HESBRON-—C. Horry Ander­ quit. Bids Tonight Attend Onn Hearing was still in the test stages of stampe and Kenneth Strum. boy, the spokesman said, has Ray’s defense. alone,’’ Hartke said in an inter- youth, arraigned today In Eaat room for Dr. Robert Keeney, Atty. Richard Woodhouse, rep- hte M ^ r ^ A ^ and vealed. son, 78, of New Britain, father "This is wild country and I Several area political leaders dlscusstng 'final details of the klsaes. Robert Wolverton and Richard The.tetter said, "You mention vleWt “Cardinal Mindszenty Hartford Circuit (fount 12 on a the medical examiner, who. ac! resenting toe firm, said In a Doctor of fWlo^Phy degrees "I have made no commit­ of Russeil Anderson of Hebron, love it. I wouldn’t leave on a some problems of adjustment are expected to attend tomor­ organization,’’ Orenstein said. Pfc. Douglas P. Frazer but is not considered emotion- Harnron will present a request Percy Foreman. He is a good shouid be Invited to this country charge of lUegal 'posseislon of companied by Police Sgt. Robert PubUc tree hearty Wednesday tn m Ysie Univeroity. ments to accept toe job €ts di­ A Cl died Saturday at New Britain bet,” he explains. " It’s loaded row’s hearing on proposed gun houettc attorney but I will wait until I so he can live In the freedom for a narcotic ipoHce beileved to be control reguUitlons'at* the State Dan"®", made a brief examina- th® sidewalk would be a needed Dr. McKone is an a ^ r ity okesman neys who can work together, oo more than 25 years but which he a drug dependent after a doc- to a ^ «t^sw Tsta^^ was that the man "had been S«"kow wrote Thursday to (temmlssion on Human Rights poor people in Oonnectlcut. It wife, 2 daughters, and 12 grand­ Frazer, formerly of (Coventry, river’s alive with steelhead and of 135 Eldridge St. at tonight’s there said the court would not I wUl let Hanes decide on some- ha.s been unable to enjoy.’’’ tor's report was introduced In to attena are 4«in iJistnci Bia« ^eath." He ordered Alexander Jarvis, toe firm’s “ “ if I did accept It," Orenstein Is a pilot project, the second of hems I children. will be heSd tomorrow at 11 a.m. salmon. Rep. Robert D. King of Tolland; meeting of the Zoning Board of one he thinks would be best.” senator who retruned re- ®®*®- the body taken to Manchester h®®^. that toe permit would be of R a tio n . He ^ o ^ B O said here Sunday. its kind In the nation, Orenstein the kn Funeral services will be held at Potter Funeral Home, 456 "There ain’t a telephone or accent the children. If the par­ 36th District State Senator An­ Appeals at 7 in the hearing The Dally News did not say ^ r.r^wWw' Raymond Greene Jr. of 17 Memorial Hospital and sched- revoked until toe outcome of written articles in profesalonal said. The project is to help local hats i UMnorrow at 11 ajm. at First Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial billboard for miles. I didn’t ex­ ents felt the children ne^ed drew Repko of WilUngton, and Orenstein now is general coun­ help, file spokesman said, they ot the Municipal Building, toe Wednesday hearing Is journals concerning toe teach- OEO programs in meeting prob­ ' ’sporty Lutheran Church, New Britain. with full military honors will be pect to get rich when I hired on had ta k ^ '^ a o m e ^ n f ' ^® his Democratic opponent Rob­ uled an autopsy for this after­ sel to the" State Cfommission on should first go to Hebron’s first ^he variance is needed as the known. He wrote toat toe per- hi8 ot science In Grades 1 lems of housing, race relations wMhlc Burial will be in Fairvlew (Cem­ at Windham Center (Cemetery. here years ago. And I guess I resKH^ other th ^ m government circles toward «»’® 'U*® Pfobatlon de- ert Houely of Vernon. noon. Human Rights and receives an selectman who can assign them house will be closer to the side­ ence to the sister living near St. “ parUnent and will undergo mlt applied for on Tuesday through 12. EOid commercial exploltatim of Coat etery, New Britain. Friends may call at the funer­ won’t.” exetnding the invitation to Min- TABS Leader ’Two workmen and two police­ aniMial salary of $14,9(M>. He to an agency or they should line and in less space than town Louis. treatment by a doctor on the "did not clearly represent toe He served for five years as would receive $20,(XX) as director toe poor. wrap Friends may caU at the Carl­ al home today from 7 to 9 p.m. dazenty, who is 76 end reported Peter Marian! Jr. of Groton, men lifted the body onto a contact the Sitate Welfare De­ regulations permit. advice of the (fonnectlcut State existing condition.” (fonnectlcut director of the Na- tailore son Funeral Home, Franklin Frazer died in Vietnam July 6. in ill health. He declined to give son of toe Republican candi­ stretcher and into an ambulance. of CLR. partment. Mrs. Lela Tybur of 118 Pros­ Healto Department. Meanwhile, The permit did not show '^ e Uonal Science Teachers Associ- AUSSIES SMOKE LESS as the Square, New Britain today details. date for U.S. (tengressman from Police investigators made The state personnel director, Hebron Girl, 11, pect St. and Mrs. Alice Lamenzo Orinoco Lands Added the p ro se^ lon of the charge slx trees nor the sidewalk on atlon and 1s a former chairman C. Perrle PhlUlps, on Friday iMELBOURNE (AP) — Aus- This from 7 to 9 p.m. toe Second (tengressional Dis- measurements and took testl- DIDN’T HURT A BIT of 19 Jean Rd. will appear be­ Sources in Washington said it will be suspended for one year the other side of New St. of the New England regional questioned Orensteln’s proprle^ traUans are smoking fewer cig­ to flab Andover fore the ZBA to request ex­ CARACAS—TTie Cano Mana- would not be feasible to try to pgn^ng a report on the youth’s trlct Peter Mariani, Is heading mony from the witnesses, arettes EUicording to the Anti- ename M n. M argaret AnkztidiB Found — Family WELLS, England (AP) —An toe arrangements for this week’s There was no shorring In the Ernest J . Tureck, park dlrec- , convention of NSTA. in assuming toe position of di­ ultrasonic dental drill was used tension of permission to conduct qio project in Venezuela has move Mindszenty from the em- progress. Cancer CouncU in 'Victoria. overdo SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. tor and tree warden, said today Dr. McKone Is a charter rector of toe orgaMzaticn. A their pre-kindergarten schools been completed, opening In the bassy without permission from ^ e en e was charged In con regional meeting of Teen-age ditch. The council said cigarette to­ all.ove Margaret Mulka Aukstcrifs, 70, by Richard Scott, a ceramics One workman said, "He his decision of Friday still member of the (fonnectlcut spokesman for the State Com­ “ ® ’ ’ conservator on the staff of Lon- at their homes, Orinoco River delta a large land Hungarian authorities and the noctlon with an incident that “ ■ Association mission on Human Rights said bacco consumption hcul fallen mate. ai South Wkulsor, widow of D e ^ t e i ^ i c (Continued from Page One)^P don’s ' 'Victoria and Albert Lawrence ' ”F. Fiano will re­ for agricultural explolta- cardinal in toe past has refused t^oj^ place in the Greene reM- K t ‘"SnScac«^*(S^i;ie® to; mlVht have gotten out7 bu t'it ™® to^tee^^^^ f ^ n ^ r n S r ^ o f that day no resignation had been by 8 per cent between toe period UODS Martin M. AukstoUs, died Sat­ Women In*n KdwNew J^ryAr^n London. didn’t look like it was golng to ■“J'® ...... ®^t...... down...... the trees if...... and a ...... member of *^® ‘'^'” ®*^ problems. Museum, to remove corrosion quest permission to maintain a Uon. Nearly 870,000 acres will to leave Hungary, dence March 19, when police cave-ln that far back.” public wdrks director and can Educational Research As- received from Orenstein. 1968-61 and 1966-67. white urday at Hartford Hoipital. SetbyPHNA be opened in the first develop- Mindszenty remains under life Nixon Endorsed Born in Warsaw, Poland, she The father, Donald H. Schulze d®PO*Jts ®, nme and Hchen ground sign east of 10 Cforter were called to that address, as Bebrey, the backhoe operator police chief considered the sociation, pole a ment stage. sentence imposed in 1949 on lived in South l^ndsor toe past from a 13th century stained St., a rural residence zone. well as a doctor. DiSTc^CTub*rt*(folSta tas who” h^' be«rta7eitag''ta"the sidewalk necessary for safety. An avid golfer. Dr. McKone Mod The Andover-Orfumbla-Hebron of Old Cfolch3ster Rd., brought The project provides flood charges cf espionage, black 50 years. glass window in Wells Cathe WilUam A. Aronson of 3 Butler As the result of an ensuing e S ^ f o S L ? V ^ ^ ^ d e n t ditch holding the maif’s head P«WI® Works Director WU- was one of toe fodd ers of the sum I Survivors also include five Public Healto Nursing Agency the blond-haired girl, Marie, and dral. The drill was never al- Rd. and Ronald Hall of 47 Falk- control, irrigation and protec- market operafions and antistate investigation, poiUce discovered Richard Nixon for President of mor® th®® hour, could say H®®* O’Neill said today he would Ellington Ridge County (Hub over sons, John J. AukstoUs, Staidey has announced that a Pre-school tic this morning and said he towed to touch the window. In nor Dr. are both asking vari- Uon from salt-water backup aotivltlee. a quantity of the narcotic, be­ toe Utated T t a t e L ^ e nothing. not decide on toe safety queo- and served as Its first prosl' JOIN THE FUN with n J.^ AukstoUs, Joseph AukstoUs Dental <3Unlc will be held July would leave them there. The two stead a Uny jet of water carried ances from the ZBA to build from the ocean. Eventually 2.4 He'was released from prison lieved to be heroin, in (Ireene’s tlon until asked by toe Jarvis dent. work 1 million acres will be opened tor during toe 1966 Hungarian up- room. He 'was sent to Norwich cited Nixon’s "unwavering op­ firm. PoUce (tedef Jam es Rear- He Is a native of Waterbury anl Fyands Aulcsti^ all of 22 through July 26 at the An­ are his chUdren by a previous “ ' T “ position to toe world-wide com­ A d farming. rising but the Budapest re^m e Sitate Hospital. don said toe same . ®®d li*® w**®. th® former Jane South Windsor, and Benjamin dover Elementary School from 9 marriage. The couple have three ^ regulations permit. munist menace, his insistence Sibal Aide to May AT THE D&L kMig-b AukstoUs of W etoertfeld; two other children. Jarvis was not available tor P®r®dls, Is from New Britain. 8T®y i a.m. to 3 p.m. on law and order and his be- NORWALK (AP) — Abner W. comment. I® O'® “ ®><* >®w- Hr. Mc- daughters, Mrs. Helen Oahoon He went in with the children ll'ef in . the dignity of the In­ white and Mrs. Rose Ht^dridge, both Etoremts should contact the but moments later came out Sibal has agreed to serve as building a Mr. Steak ^one plans to specialize in ar- over PHN Agency for an appoint­ dividual.” of South Wndsor; a sister in Po­ with them again, shouting at 4to District campaign manager restaurant at toe corner and re- bltraUon add medlaUon. COMMUNITY ROOM with T ment. The agency ‘points out land, and 11 grandchildren. both of them. He refused to say for Edwin H. May Jr., Republl- quested the removal of toe ------a sin that the American Dental As­ TUESDAY, JULY 16 The funeral was hrid today J. what happened Inside and court can senatorial candl^te t^^es to allow a power line Cancer Grants Renewed tered sociation recommends from the Newkirk and|p^iltney officials declined to give'* any Youths Referred Sibal was May’s chief oppo- eianftng through the site to be OrantS n en eu ea stocki fluoridation be applied yearly to Y(X3A—1 P.M. Give this remorloaMe physical and emotional Funeral Home, 318 Burnside more Informrtlo:’. nent for toe nomination. He WOODBRIDGE (AP) — The VEU' pre-school children as a tooth moved closer to toe road. health method a chanca You win bo ostoMsbed at the inetont Ave., East Hartford, with a re­ Later today, there was no In Eight Breaks said Saturday that May asked American Cancer Society has in^yrovement In your sense of w«U-belng. $1 per aessloa. (tey a derao' preventtttve. quiem high Mass at 8 t PVancls answer at the Schulze’s home him to accept toe post "one or awarded research grants total­ and I Clambake Set of Assisi Church at 9 a.m. Burial and a small sign with the fam­ Seven youths have been refer­ two weeks ago." ing $224,761 to researchers at stock! The Andover Community Killed in Nevada was in St. Mary’s (fometery, ily’s name on It had been re­ red to juvenile authorities in Yale University School of Medl- turnec Club, a grotq> of the yotsig mar­ WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 Etest Hartford. moved from the front yard. connection with eight breaks GNU WAY TO SPELL GARDNERVILLE, Nev. (AP) cine. on SI ried in town committed to serv­ ♦hat npriirroH In iLTonnhoof n BALTIMORE (AP) — Psy- -r- ^ DaMelson, Cfonn., man has The largest grant ,$116,866, Is TRA'VEL FILM S— 7 :S0 P.M. The Daniels ’Tm'vel Agency dress) ice projects as well os sociabU- There was no one at home. Ekiward W. Sidney The girl was reported missing ® eWatry psometimes psettles died of injuries received In a a five-year grant to Dr. David presents an absorbing evening with new fUms: "The Grand Gav ity, will have a clambake on Sat­ WAPPING — Edward WUUam Friday afternoon. State police, from May 17 to June 12, police pslck psouls. head-on collision near here. Jones, assistant professor of Tour of Euiepe;” "Ctermany” — and a abort film entlUed: sleeve urday at East Beach, R.I. Sidney, 42, of 50 Diane Dr., hus­ volunteer firemen led a search. report. ' That’s one example of a new The victim was Richard J. pharmacology. Peter T. Emmer- “The Sacred City—Tlie Vatican.” long The aftair starts at 7 p.m., band of Mrs. LUUan Bastis force of more than 200 persons ’The youths, not Identified be- ^^P® spelling printed In The Calcutt, 26. His wife, Andrea, son, assistant professor of ra- evenb with lobsters available at $3 and Sidney, died Saturday at his In an all night hunt for the girl. oause of their age, allegedly student newspaper at toe wois seriously hurt In toe crash diatlon chemistry, received $14,- vest 1 steamers at 60 cents. Tickets Saturday the search was Inten­ broke into toe WasMngton University of Baltimore. Saturday on U.S. 396, about 10 982 for a year’s research In THURSDAY, JULY 18 home. can be ordered from Mrs. Wil­ encru Mr. Sidney was bom April 28, School on tour occasions, toe Others; Knowledge Is kndee. miles south of here. The driver France. liam Breadheft, Wales Rd. and sified, but most of the search-^ wn 1926 in Boston, Mass., son of BRIDGE LEISSONB 12:45 PJM. 'Wh^^fe the use of sitting down orders should be placed by to­ ers were sent home Saturday Red and WMte Stand at McKee ®*'® Knifty. Honor Is hof- of toe second car, a local rest- The other grants announced nying Mrs. Anna Stanlsh Sidney ol fenalve. dent, was not seriously hurt. Saturday were renewals. ait the bridge table if you can’t hoU your own ait the game — morrow. night. and W. Center Sts. twice, and Ifok Brooklyn, N.Y., and toe late Mra. Oarol Graham, life Master in the American (tentraiA Sunday morning the 11-year- once Into St. Jam es’ School. In Bridge League Standings, win turn you into a desirabte part* after Roy Sidney, and lived in Man­ AdverllBement— old son of Mr. and Mrs. John two other breaks, one into toe ner .and a formidable oppooent tionai chester for 13 years before DiLuciano, a neigjhbor of the Hobby Shoppe on (tenter St. nigM moving to Wapplng four years Sclvxrf bus drivers needed for Schulzes, went down into the and another Into the Esso Serv­ CAKE DECORATING—Two aesakms—5:30 pjn. and 7:30 pjn. Ort ago. He was a Navy veteran of transporting pupils starting in Give your sum m er'paittes the caiterod, profesalcnal look. M ra September. Details available cellar and found the girl briiind ice Station on Hartford Rd., stroni World War II, serving as a the oil burner. She apparently MANCHESTER'S Ruth Oonmriiy can iteach you tMa m a^c. upon appUcatlon at the Andover money of on undisclosed amount but third class signalman. He was had spent more than 30 hours trend Elementary School Office. was reported taken. employed as a mechanic there. Only Fuel Oil Dealer ’Tbi Herman Motors, RockvUle. He State police questioned Marie FRIDAY JULY 19 Manchester Evening Herald with was a member of toe Rockville later in toe morning, and today and Andover correspondent, Law­ CHEESE DEMONSTRATION—1:30 PJd. ’There la no Umft to Post of the American Legion. said their investigation was Open 24 Hours A Doy! agate Survivors, besides his wife rence Moe, tel. 742-679$„ !toe usee of cheese. But do you know them ? Mrat Bugette wlB continuing. domonstraite its uses in dishes from exotic hors d’oeuvze to a and mother, Include three In a telephone interview to­ KEY TO ACTING ■variety of mouth-watering desserts. daughters, Mrs. Donna Law- day, Schulze said both children \ MORIARTY BROTHERS YOGA 7:30 P.M, TTie summer is a g(xxl time to get Into BLOOMINGTON, lU. (AP) — fence of Manchester, and Miss have run away before and were. Update your engagement shape a aeries without winter drivings to interrupt your Darlene Ann Sidney and Miss Actress Celeste Holm, speaking presenting a serious problem oampaign to physical and emotional heaMtaful batenoe. LliiSki Marie Sidney, both of at a mental health banquet, de­ “We 'have no facilities to care ^ w _ ^ o k Te//$ Story of the Kennedys Serving You for Wapplng; and a sister, Mrs. fined the theater as a way of for these two children,” he diamord in a new setting Ruto Lockhart of Paramus, looking at the world. said. r “TKH .HPH and ^RAOEOY" Book n Few families have known greater wealth, or greater public acclaim, or greater Over Yi of a Century N.J. "It is a temple to people. It .Manchester Evening Herald, Box 66 Diamonds navjr go out of fashion, but aat- Schulze, who works as a power than the Kennedys. And few have suffered more recurrent tragedy. The military funeral will be holds the spotlight,” she said. plumber In EUbigton, added, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12601 tlnga do. Sd'don’t 1st an unfaihlonabty old HOUR setting datract from tha beauty of your en­ HOUR held tomorrow at 8 a.m. from She stressed the sense of Iden- 'The two kids are getting too Enclosed is $ . 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PAGE TW ELVE a South Windsor after midnight Saturday and Circuit Court 12 warrant charg­ Rickover Says Ndvy Failing Newark Fires Deasfdte Stnmge Happenstances charged with breach of peace, ing him with breach of peace. News in indecent astault and resisting The arrest was the result of arrest. a domestic Incident at the home Last Town Council Meeting To Turn Out Good 0 /Zicers'•Under Probe, Topsy-Turvy Campaign Zoners Rap Police said Shaw was arrest­ o f his w ife on M hy 7. He w as WASHINOTON (AP) — Vice etc., without giving anything The World up.” pifemin Dles ed at the Mile HIU Texaco Sta­ sdso taken to Tolland Jail and To Follow Hearing Tonight Adm. Hyman O. Rickover aays tion after he forced his way In­ is being presdited today in Man­ Aeport Vneomfirmed the U.S. Naval Academy is not An emphasis on mllitazy in­ Pi^ucmg Similarfties Beckish to the women's restroom oc­ chester. Tha public hearing to be h^d Library Board for Ubrary em- doctrination and training, he NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Two producing (he matiue, confident Hie Zoning and Hanntng cupied by three teen-age girls. John F. RothweU, 22, of 14 tonight on the construction of ployes to be covered imder Town O f Pueblo Progreea said, "is fostered by a strong biases kiUed otjb fireman and By BILL HEMBT because they oppose the SEOUL.lEOUIi (A PP) ) — A Seoul newu-nev and weU-educated officers the Information He is scheduled to appear in Beechwood Rd. was charged sidewalks on one side of Kelly Personnel Rules and Salary professional military officer or­ 11m L m Aafieles nm «i taUishm ent carMhdaite but fo r Commission has issued a state­ routed hundreds \ot persons Bun- Manchester Circuit Court today. with driving under the influence Bd. will be followed by a regu- Schedulee. TMa would give 11- paper quoting unnamed diplo­ modem Navy needs. ganisation centered In the exec­ other reasons. lIcCartlW won’t ment saying, “It can no longer matic Boucres says negotiations day. WASHmcrrON — ThU top«y- He was held ovemight at Tol­ of liquor and passing a atop lar meeting of the Town Council, bnary employee greater security Rickover also says 'Ute De- utive department” of the acade­ even promise to sui^mrt Hum­ remain silent” regarding Fire Dlrsotor John P. Oau- tnrvy, wipredictable poHUcal land Jail. sign. The public hearing will be at* in their Jobs and a better likeli- between the United States and my at Annapolis, Md. phrey, should H.H.H. get the charges made against it by Pe­ fense Department "is too much fidd said both fires were "defi- oampiUfn — already character* 7:80 wHh the council meeting hood of adieduled salary in- North Korea a re b^eved mak­ isn’t nomination. McCsuthy is accus­ ter Beckish, owner of the Land­ Oeorge Clifton, 36, of Coven­ He was released under the no InfluenoM by an industry view­ "This conflicts,” he. said, nltMy auspicious.” tied by an unexpected prealden- beginning at 8 p.m., both In the creases. ing headway toward release at ed of planning to run against mark Drug Store. try was arrested Saturday cm a cash ball program for appear- point’’ In ito' dealings with de­ "with achievement of proper ac­ One fire raced through half a Ual artthdrawal, an aaaaaalna* high school Ubrary. Bible School Oloalng the 82 crewmen of the U.S. intel­ Humphrey in November as an Beckish recently charged the fense contractors and thetr prof ademic education In fundament­ dozen vacant tenements In Ne- ttei and aaaorted atrani^ hap- ThlB will be the lost regular On Ihuraday at 7 p.m. Our ligence ship Pueblo. independent. Hockef^er, on commission with being "dis­ The independent Chosim Ll its, "far from being too low as al concepts and theory.” waric’a predomix»ntly Negro penatancea—haa, instead c t pro- the contrary, says he will s i^ Town Council session for the Savior Lutiieran Church Vaca­ information criminatory” and added he was said, however, that the two claimed,” may be too high, Rickover said he was aware C entral WarA the scene exactly ductni; some sort at btsarre re­ summer. The next meeting was tion Bible School will hold Its port the party rxnninee but he forced to close the' pharmacy that steps have been taken to a year ago rioting tiiat took sults, aotnally come up with a closing program. Dally projecta sides clashed at itiie latest o t The deputy commander of the has an unfortunate record of department because he did not scheduled for Laibor Day but their 19 meetings over the word- Navy’s nuclear propulsion pro- oorrect some of the deficiencies com^etely orthodox pairing at and handioraft work will be on 28 Uvea. considerably less than 100 per feel he bould adhere to rules and time to start your stt nationally aovertislo that haa been changed to Sept. 8, ing and timing of ah • official grams issued the broadsides at the academy but expressed The blaze began at 2:80 a-m. leading oampaigners in both display. Refreshments will be cent party loyalty in the past. since it confllota with the holi­ and sent hundreds o t residents anymore. regulations set fourth by a vote U.S. apology over tiie incident, k closed House • appropriations the belief that few elgniflcant parties. served following the program. In their present preoonvetMion day. from threatened • tenements Each party has, as Ms favor­ of the town and enforced by the Friday wtll be the 1st day of The Pueblo was seised Jan. 28 subcommittee hearing in May. changes have been made In the campaigning, both McCardiy commission. Among the Items on the agen. by the North Koreans, who His testimony was released to- over-all training, acroaa the street fleeing in night ite candidate, a completely and Rockefeller are antago- r q m a w a r e da for tonight’s meeting is the Vacation Bible School. Class- The statem ent released by Ekl- claimed the sMp was spying in day. Rlckover's criticism ot tiie clothes and underwear. standard party man of story iiUxing the very people upon appointment of a member to the *■ **• **** regularly ward Peterson, chairman of the • cl on o k F... a .omplnto sri cl the political lad d er and is phreyites claim that JCcOartbOr- 'The South Windsor Recrea­ old father of two. Authorities since late May, when PBC th at the so tuuigry for the White House Ites are utmecessarUy disrupting the Zoning Commission have tion Department Director Ralph Jom (nsiated that the Pueblo <'q^y give tiie tqipear- hme on frills and not enough on said be died of exhaustion. name for their old information departihent.) The Chairman Carlo Prestileo sent crew ehould be freed first while Coufleld said an investigation Job that he can taste it. Hubert normal poUUoal activity by been made by Peter BeckMi, Carlson has announced the sum­ ance of having these qualiUies, teaching knowledge, Ms letter of resignation to May­ the North Korans argued that Directory Assistance operator wiil stiii give you H. Humphrey and Riduud M. strident parading and denying owner of the Landmark, that SUPEKMARKETSi mer inter-i^ayground Softball but it is a superficial appear- In similar testimony to a would delve into the posslWilty or Howard E. Fitts. The new the apology tiiould come first. , Nfami. each with vice presidai- opponents a chance to speak are so loaded with misinforma­ League Schedule. Oames re­ ance with UtUe depth.” House appropriations subcom- o f arson. the number you want, but she'll also assist you appointee to the PBC will serve The report was not confirmed Ual experience, are in the Hora­ their piece. Nixonltes—perhaps tion and false charges that the maining are: Tomorrow, Wap- He said the most prevalent rilttee in 1966 he said the acade- "W hy would a fire start In the lA M B C H O P S a term which will expire In No­ the mldiUe of the night In vacant in using your directory correctly. Dialing 411 or tio Alger tradition. inspired by Rocky’s 1904 vinilent Oommiaeion feds it can no long­ ping at Orch^ HUl, EU T;erry Korean deficiencies he finds in Inter- ™y'« weakness CHOPS LOIN vem ber 1971. Bach party also has, as Us antl-Golduraterisms—ask, "Wby er be silent regarding these SHOULDER at Union; Thursday, Orchard views each year of many Na'val harms its students buildings?” he said. 1-411 might seem faster than the phone book, The council is expected to au­ main other contender, a "new can’t he run a campaign with­ statements. Hill at Union, Wapping at Ell Academy and Naval Reserve most, is the indoctrination A short time later, a three-a­ thorize Town Manager Terry but it really isn't. In the time it takes you to get the poUtios,'* nonparty, anU-estab- out scrvtag' up all this stuff the "We therefore, have turned Terry: July 22, Ell Terry at Or­ Cuban Sailor in Japan Officer Training midshipmen to an adolescent larm blase Imoke out in a va­ Sprenkel to submit an appllca- llshment man arho dalms to democrats can use in the fall the complete file on* Beckish chard BQU, Wapping at Union; Seeking V. S. Asylum fall Into the categories of insuf- outlook.” cant four-tttory factory on Mul­ number from the Directory Assistance operator, berry Street In downtown Ne­ have large nonpartisan support against Nixon?” over to the Town Counsel, Rob­ tion for an open space grant jyjy 2b, Orchid M l at Wap- TOKYO (A P) — A Cuban sea­ fioient academic preparation As for defense contracts, he wark. One fireman was slightly you could already have looked it up and started but to be the victim of wicked At this particular moment, ert Haggerty, for Ws recommen­ with the State of Connecticut, pjng. Union at Ell Terry; July men who told the Japanese po­ and. Im m aturity. said in the testimony released Department of AgricuUure, and so, union at Orchard Hill, Ell Indured and the fectory was dialing. We know; we’ve tried it. Why don't you smoke-filled room machinations with the conventimis only a lew dations as to what legal action lice he ‘wanted to seek poUUcal Academy officials could not today that contractora are able S*i!l Natiual Resources. Work on this Terry at Wapping; Aug. 1, Or- burned out. designed to prevent the voice weeks away, the prospects for should be taken by the Commis­ asylum in the United States ap­ be reached for comment. to ’'Mde large profits in costs so appllcation has been carried on chard Hill at Ell Terry, Union At the first fire, moot of the try it? You’ll save yourself a little time. of the pe<^e from being heard, the ’’puts” aia not too encour- sion. plied today for a U.S. entry ‘visa R ick o ver said he had been g o v e ^ e n t ne^var » a l - Od(Uy en(mgh while estaUlsfa- aging. Both Humphrey and Nix- LYEGUl. A R b T YL ! by (he Town Conservation Com- at W apping; August 6, W apping at the American Consulate In residents were able to return to told by one member of the aass ‘ “ their homes after 'the fir© ■was ment candidates Humphrey and on have strong shares of the miaston, chaired by Mrs. David at Orchard HlU, Eli Terry at Fukuoka. company actuaUy makes w h o l e Evans. of 1967 that grades are the im- brought under control. Nixon are hungrily eager for delegate crop in their bams, Manchester Area Union and Aug. 8, Orchard Hill U.S. officials said there was Rickover said what he colled the presidency the two arki-es- Both have friends occupying Also under consideration by at Union, Wapping at EU Terry. nn .r. porttuit thing at the academy CaufieM said the apartment H "‘he Instructors don’t “ > excessive interdiange of per- houses received only slight heat taUishment candidates, McCar­ the key roles in the convention the council will be approval of All games will start at 1 p.m. pUcation filed by Juan B. ^ midshipman sonnel between government and thy and Rockef^er, are rduc- machinery, making unlikely lb the placing ot certain referen­ Parents are asked not to send damage from the fire across the LEGS of LAMB Carmenate Hernandez, 82, lean* the theory aa long as he industry has led to some cases Boat Mishap street. tant dragon-types who profess that an uprising could get any­ dum questions before the voters their cMIdren to playgrounds wotild be approved. where government contract offi­ to prefer thetr present Jobs and where. Another less publicised as pert of the regular November that win bo playing "away” on Hernandez left the Cuban *he quizzes.” P H G U t cials deal with their former are only candidates because but highly Important omen fav­ Injures Man elections. the afternoon games are sched- ria l Ana'S iT,-i,ga'a ad m iral, a 1922 g r a d u a t e ------r - duty calls. oring the establishment candi- Another authorization for uled. STORE ’Tile Bimitaiities don’t foUow dates, particularly among Re- A West Hartford man receiv­ Town Manager Sprenkel to sub­ Arts and crafts at the school and asked the poUce for p i3 ^ - ^ JftJ BABY (HL aH th e w a y down the Une, o f pubUcans, U the feeling — sup­ ed a btohen ankle and severe CHUCK STEAKS Middle mit an application for an open playgrounds will bs held In the uve ootody. H^andez he ^ Wormation regar^ thto The Southern New England Talephono Company course. RockefeUer, fabukxialy ported by some statistics — that laoerattons in a (boat aeddent A M E R IC A S f-AVOF^ITt space grant to the state Is also morning on. days when ■ball ■■ has s e ^ ln the Cuban Army SSi TU rich, has laundied a muKlmil- a RoeWeUer or McCarthy vlc- at Ooventry Lake yesterday. to be considered. The land to be games are scheduled. until three years ago and now by Naval Academy Rickover salA "ara b ^ given Han dollar adverUsing campaign t(H7 would greatly Improve the G erald Levesque, 22, fe ll over­ acquired under this application wanted to Hve in the United coverage of away tiuough advert!^ of ARTHUR BRU8 HEINZ KETCHUP States military training, professional government contractors,'^psuch mostly paid for out of the fam­ chances that third party candi­ board sod was strode by the w ill not be Just fo r open ajMces Manchester Evening Herald, date Oeorge Wallace ntight get The 9 890-ton Pino Del Agua academic education, sports, of it at government expense, ily bankroll. MoOarlhy, a form­ boat’s propeller. He was pulled [ s ; ^ 1 0 0 but also for recreational use. South Windsor correspondent. er professor and poetry writer enough votes to throw the elec­ from the water by FhlUp The application will go to the Catherine R. May, tel. 644-2293. and its 60-member crew arrived tion into the hands qf the new btis ■ of modest means has to bustle Dunubts o f Elast H a rtfo rd and State Department of Agriculture in Eiimonoeeld Thursday from fh Congress. This is a thought that his Meads for nickels and dimes was taken to Windham Memor- and Bureau of Outdoor Recrea­ Havana. It left Kiimonosekl Sat­ aeenu to horrify everybody, 3 to keep his campaign going. ial Hospltafl by the Coventry po­ tion. urday for other Japanese ports. Early Week Values Thru Tuesday! Both are regarded as "spofl- particularly the estabUahed pol­ Chicken of the Sea—SoUd W Ute Digtrict Board lice cruiser. The aoddent is still OouncUmafl Umberto Delmas- e r s " b y p arty worke rs, not Just iticians. under tnvestigatian. tor wiH lead the diecusslon of Meets Tonight Greek Military Orders Bruce Chamberlain, 23, of HTCUKADE — 4 to S Ibe. propoaed changee to Ordinance 100 Brought to Trial Lakeview Tenace, Coveqj^ry. 2-601 which sets up end orgbn- The new slate of officials SALONIKA, Greece (AP) — was charged with breech of the Izes the pufbilc Ubnaoies in town. of the 8th Utilities District will The military government today White Elephant Style Motif peace and I^ lip IDooiey, Jr., C The Council wiU then also cuc- take office tonight at the Dis­ ordered 100 persems brought to IS, of RiFD 1, Bolton, with vio­ GRAND UNION U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED BEEF lb cept the final report of the trict board’s first meeting of the trial on Sept. 9 on charges of re- ( lation of a stop sign. Both are Rk SMOKED CALAS new fiscal year. The session is Pleases Viewers in Rome 39 Charter Revtelon Oommimlon. aisting authority dtulng the scheduled tor Mandieater Cir­ O gnibene-Zendm An n 1 b m 1 y PAPER TOWELS SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE set for 7:30 In the District Fire­ farmers’ riots two years ago ROME (AP) —Antonem used cu it C ou rt 12, Jid y 29. Conservatlou Plan skipped the '40s lark for a good- house at Main and Hilliard Sts. outside this chief cit(y of north­ a white elephant motif at the Other area pokoe activity: FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN Other items on tonight’s looking collection of soft, infor­ pki.Y|oo*pr agenda include a discussion of The new officials, elected at ern Greece. Italian fall and winter showings VERNON of 185 I yellow the June 26 annual meeting, are Urged on by leftist agitators, mal tailoring. Vernon police are investigat­ a propoaed oonservation plan today and from the crowd’s B arocco got a b it Out o f step 4 for open apace iland adjacent Cllntwi E. O'Brien, who will the farmers tried to mardi on reaction it looked kke a hit. ing a weekend break at the FRESH WESTERN serve a one-year teiro as presi­ Salonika to protest government with opening numbers featuring Sport M a rt emd vandakam a t to the South Wlndaor Town Her new designer, 27-year-old dent; and Joseph J. Harrington, agricultural policies and tile old streamline gemnetrlc the Savings Bank of Rockville. , Hall. Ailso heard will bo a re- Salvatore MaKa, Uuahed mod­ D el M onte who will assume a three-year clashed with iwUoe who barred cut But he got back on the Both establEshments are located ' vienv of the eiottvlities of estly while the audience track with splendid Jew^ed fOr- 17-ox, term as director. their way. Miore than 160 per­ on Park Bt. the Conservation Commission. plauded and the models mals Uke those turning tip in ev­ cans Mrs. Mtery Laraia will begin sons were injured, including 60 A t the bank someone threw Chairmen Mrs. David Evans stam ped his blush wMh Upstlcky her sixth consecutive one-year policem en. ery ettem. a rock through the wlivlow of will be present to answer any kisses. term as tax collector. Howard Most of those ordered to tried Nearly aU the designers are the front door and also one questions. A clean-Uned, slimming aU- making lavkii use of furs. Along B. Keeney, treasurer, and were arrested after the military through the inner door. Police The oounoil Is expected to houette, with high waistline with ermtoe, saUe, mink and l o r d MOTT Joseph A. Volz, clerk-secretary, coup April 21, 1967. They have said ix> attempt was made m take action on the rejection of sometimes belted rigtu under peniaR lamb, the long-haired each begin th eir 18th yea r in o f­ been held on two Aegean Islands enter, oppfuantly. bids on the present Town Hall the bust, flares only slightly to furs, notably fox, are extremely STEWED TOMATOES ■ou in I OBUTiCOCItAai fice. aloi^ with several thousand po­ At the Sport Mart a front buUding end site on Main St. hems two or timee indies above poptkar. litical prisoners. TOP ROWD, CODED window was also hndreti and It haa been planned by the The board ■will appoint Gran­ the knee. Models wear egghead T c e y have the dbMtdrvantage LETTUCE 29’’ I TOMATOES CUT FROM som e $39 in fish in g equipm ent council that the building be sold ville Linga^, fire chief; Mrs. hats in dead |dain felt, and "of making even tiie slimmest Peking Reports Floods CHUCK stolen from the window. and tom down by (he purchas­ Paul Cervrlni, ratemaker; and or ''sporty two-tone shoes, some models look blown tip to Mother VINE RIPENED -PINK M EAT Ralph Miller, 22, and James er. Calvin C. Taggart, public works In Kiangsi Province Hubbard size. wKfa low silver or white heels. E. Davison, 24, both of Hart­ Town (Manager Sprenkel is superintendent. TOKYO (AP) —Radio Peking SHORT CUT Coats and coat dresses often D el BConte ford were apprehended earty expected to reoeiive authoriza­ The appointment of fire mar­ today reported a major flood, ■^‘NOIIE PRItiED Ml RIB STEAKS BONE IN wrap over diagonally and are yesterday morning at the Rock­ tion proceed with a land survey shal 'W i ll result in a choice be­ dioaster in the South China tailored as sweetly and neatly CUT FROM TBE FIRST 4 RIBS ORLY Dentist Moves ville Reminder building on Old TOMATO UAUOE 10r.99e of the meadow road kno\m as tween Lingatd and Francis Lim­ province of Kiangsi and said the as the dresses. lb . Town R d. King St. Ext. which runs from erick, ■who retired recently from flood at the CSrangkang com- This is a womanly cdlection Office to Town Police bad the Reminder stak­ Main St. to the GoimecUcut the fire chief’s poet. mime in the province was the to flatter the wearer. Pearls and ed out due to reports of money Cantaloupes 3 89 R iver. Also to be appointed are chair­ worst there In 100 years. your dioftw Sold Only At The Advertised Prke-NONE PMCED HI6IIERI Dr. Salvatore J. Squatrito Jr., enamel are favorite trim, never The council w ill vote on the men of three standing commit­ The Peking broadcast did not formerly of Manchester, has being missing. Both men arrest­ E A R L Y MORN overdone but richly elegant in request of the PubUc BtrUdlng tees — fire department, public give a w details or say anything moved his dental practice, lim­ ed are employes of a rubbish all-over embroidered long for- CJonunlsslon fo r an appropria­ works and Insurance. about dksualties. But it was the ited to periodontics, from Hart­ removal co. and had keys to get mals. Colors are cool combina­ tion o f $4,169.45 to com plete In other business, the board first official report from Peking ford to Manchester. His office into the building to pick up tions of white and pale gray, trash. payments for the Timothy Ed­ will discuss instaltog • a new of the disastrous floods which “ SwpM’-Right” SMOKID CENTIR CUTl P o bI k, V « a l white and beige, and delectable uill be located temporarily at wards Construction oocoimt. sewage main In Oakland St., to local Chinese radio stations 372 Main St. until the completion Both were released on bond pale apricot and tender green. for appearance in Rockville Cir­ The PBC in May requested an serve three new apartment com­ have reported in eight eastern or Models glided in wearing pos­ of his permanent office. cuit Court 12 Tuesday. 14-oz. pkg. additional $86,000 in funds to plexes proposed there. and southem provinces.______ROASTS sum boleros and h l^ helmets The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sal­ cower the oonstniatlon costs of Ham Steaks Morton Cream Pies Preliminary plans for new Meat loaf Mix John J. Shaw, 21, of 50 Elling­ over sUm white trouser suits vator J. Squatrito Sr. of 685 ton Ave. was arrested shortly the Ttanothy Edwards school, sewage lines In other sections M ok« Eottav With . with m idriff set in black basket- Center St., Dr. Squatrito is a and when thCa was granled by of the district will also be ‘view­ 1955 graduate of Manchester GRAND UNION GRAND UNION FROZEN GRAND UNION i l ’O X G lI P m IguI and P a v iw d—'Im nll Froxon BTork leather. the council, It was thought that ed. FALSETEETH A ditto outfit was in white High School. He received his BA the complete amount for the long-haired curly lamb over degree from Wesleyan Universi­ school project was appropriated. Up to 35% EasUr ty, Middletown, and earned his However, the additional $4,169.- OUnlcel teeU prove you can now gray Jersey trousers. A tunic in tPiM ASiVPlyl eat end chew bettei^-maka dentures Veal Steak Cubed doctoral degree at Fairieigh l i 45 lx now necessary. Cooked Shrimp white enamel cfaainmail went BAYER ASnRIH STerage up to 33% more effective—U Dicldnaon University Dental CRINKLE CUT The original amount set by you eprlnkle a little FABTEri'H on o v e r leg-bugging white punts, your platee. FASTEXTH holds uppers with red fox Jacket and hat, and School. He served in the U<^S. OR REGULAR referendum for the Timothy Ed­ ^ S7« and lowere more flrmly eo they feel First Army Medical Labora­ 1 4 N wards school was $2 million. more comfortable. FASTBXTH Is not a similar model sported gar­ arid—doean't aour. No gummy, pasty Care About Food We Core Too' Try These Savers' tered knickerbockers and white tories. Then the PBC asked for and ARTHUR BRUB taste. Rclpe check “denture odor". He took his post-graduate received an additional $86,000 to Dentures that lit are essential to stoefcinga. COFFK-AUGIlllDS uxmxBotmon LA ROSA health. Boeeeyour dentist regularly. Bqiite elephants clocking the training in periodontics at Co­ BATHROOM TISSUE 29’ 1-lb. pay its bills on the school. Now Oet FASTB TR at aU drus oounters. day stockings turned to silver lumbia University School of MAXWELL HOUSE p k g i.! the PBC is requesting $4,169.45 Dental and Oral Surgery, where MACARONI to complete payments. and gedd on sparkly evetUng ufiasn DRUB COmE-AUfilDIM SPAM -49’ Jane Parker OUR OW N stockings. White elephants also he is a teacher on the Oral Diag­ PARKADE UPTOI CONTADOiA 2 KeUy Rd. Sidewalks Southem-Frash nosis staff. The council will take action turned up as beUs, buckles, and FROSTEA a. 7 7 ’ , a e e • • .# . on satin-printed long evening Dr. Squatrito lives in Glaston­ onn MAXWELL HOUSE muMmY-BATm I on authorization to proceed with Hb. 3-o i.fl* T e TOMATO PASTE dresses In black or whMe. bury with his wife, Mary, and 17:45 A-M. to 10 P.M. WHITE ROSE CAKE MIXES pkO. NunrrE maid I sidewalks on Kelly Rd. under Oaudio formals with beaded th eir son, Ernest. ' proviolons for the assessment ot ENRICHED PEACHES 12-oz. sleeveless vests, satin sbirts and CORNED lEEF HASH 29’ benefits against abutting proper- REAOI-TEA cans ' ty owners. This is the Item to be TEA long flaring skirts diared the CORNED lEEF HASH”.t°' 73’ LEMONADE evening limeUgfat with leather CALGON BUHOW NMUTE MAID 1 covered at the public hearing 73 or. OCe ' early tonight. It la expected that vest and ridrt suits. Rhinestone Open Every Day CHEESE RAVIOU .kg 0 3 encrustations on these even ran W a t e r Co n d itio ne r iORAM-eeKTBun ' many affected homeowners will Mb 2 7 . JUICES ' have made their Ideas known 4 . 6 9 ’ down the'sides of the accompa­ The Year 'Roundl UEcm nrr POTATOES bkg. nying* white leather h^>boots. KITTY >'T0IA« BROWN GOLD I and the council will take them Jt In to consideration. The money r » BREAD 'AikonelU took center stage CHICKEN PARTS 2 to ' 29’ BAGS ponTHAnrs for the sidewalk construction, Yellow-Ripe after a grandiose birt unrevolu- BABY FOOD COFFEE Mode With Bultennilk Hearty and Vigorous tionary presentation Sunday CUSCO SALAD DRESSING V M 9 ’ EHLER'S 76 per cent of which the town night by Valentino. » New Store flours! , will pay, has already been ap- CHINESE PEA PODS pk°' 4S’ > propriaited in the new budget In Originality has not been a SHORTENING RONAI ■taong point in the khows so far n-oicOc TEABAGS' ‘ effect since July 1. DANANAS RONZOM PIZZARETTES pkg. 5>«» 1 lb. but an attractive w earable OPEN THURSDAY inPACK WATER SOFTENER ' The last item on the agenda 'll i • lb. 12 0 ! deals with tiie request of the iDDves trend is emerging. TOMATOES 2 coni ' • s e s a • • ii Nx The redingote or " A ” ' Une SPAGHETTI svpttroB-WMUwm CALGON BOUQUET with fitted top, trim walsUtoe NIGHTS tiU 9:00 N0-€U.-N0RETDUf ONIONS LIBBY'S Mid flared shirt is in favor iTou't-mncBini One loaf—20^ Delicious iced or Hot again. So ear capes, flared trou- CHICKEN BROTH 2 18-OZ. ' RiaHT BUARB CohfuKii abourbohs*? 2 - 2 9 ’ sen, Bhort Jackets, maxi coate, Mon. thru SaL 9KN) to 5:30 BEVERAGES TOMATO JUICE I cans onMmcntal stockings and a FITTED MEATS CALGON Me blaze of Jeweledi trimmlngB. You won’t be when you Biee the wonderful Ihbric f ^ ^ P CHOPPED HAM 7ot' JaiM Park«i^-M ad« W ith Those Juicy W ild Bluubunrlus ggjjls are generally JuM 4-ClteUUTMID ARTHUR DRUB boOts we have right now! A bolt of fabric is 30 Have You Tried KelUi'a "One-Stop Btaopptaigr” eborve the knee. Colors are A A I f e ' BREADCRUMBS tot' BATH OIL BEADS yards o f ini^^ic . . . inagic that is yours with quieter with black and white, m i w n CARBONA ! 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De Barentzen pulled out all cans Choose fine home furnishings to satisfy tastes from colonial to contemporary... SUPER CLEANER .tt',.‘ 2 » CLEANSER • FabriM— Pettenu — NottMu- t Aeeauorles • the with much more grace and a AU Tobacco Products and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp Offer. THE dh A T ATUNTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., INC modem iRterpretatlon. '-if 6? O ::ri->7 K®- SVENllfG HERALD, MAHCBEBTBi; 00101^ PH ID AT, JULY IS, IMS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 15, 19fi8 PAGE FlkT BEN Lopez Back at Old Stand Winning Sports Slate | P o n s i o n Balesano Spins One-Hitter, UCGION BASEBALL Wednesday— Man eh ester at Windsor Locks, 6; South Wind­ sor X Rockville Friday—^Man- Xiestor at Glastonbary, Windsor Dispute Ends As A.L. Pennant Race Takes Shape Legion Trounces Rockville at Rockville, South Wtodsor X Stafford. NEW YORK (A P )—A pair of bargaining-table goal NEW T wUh Two doubleplayi eporked SOFTBALL Ifam tt for Combine some effective Une stands—one by the dub owners and one by the Lflfwx i f back ia i Silk Town hurler was a clean two singles each. OXy BXesano Manchester’s dXense. Onireh League — Monday — I ML rjobbrB ^*'^ t t M o a a k i Country Club one-hit pitching with pow­ ttsMhMter (16) players— involving a pension dispute are ended, llie aad ao to tlw t^rteTaakew- Aaco* aad i single to lettfleM by A it Whee- tailed to Xt sXely. ab r h po a « ihl A*N vs. Sealtest, Roberlsan; erful hitting and one is O’NeU. rf 8 0 3 1 0 0 3 Congo vs. Sonb Ends, I^Ne- Nationla Football League is ready for football again. ■ tnOed M ■AM’ rtfiM fly. MEMBER —GUEST SHOTGUN iock w ib two outs to the nlXh The losers got o ff to an early o r < Smith. If 6 3 110 10 bo Tuesday—AnnuUI vs. Congo, The 16 club owners agreed ------;»feat Bojr WMte liA Friday bound to be a winner. Inning. B o b Rockville runs 1-0 lead wtth one run in b e Kbel. Sb 3 13 ' 3 4 0 1 HacAnlle. cf 6 4 0 0 0 4 Sunday night to pay Xmoet $8 HTT—■ IB it e a g b a ■CD flCHK>A«- Low Oroas—Krbtof—Degnon That’s just what the came as b e resXt X mis{days. firs t toning (but Manchester tX - Robertson; Wednesday — Meb- and the cost o t a jo tX stu«$y to Sanaa, m 5 1 3 6 8 odist vs. Savings, Robertson; million in 1968 and 1969 for pen­ ______br Jf<* Tba dafMidhg rfaiiagfcwt Red matching cards 68; Oberlander Next start for Coach Charlie Ued one in the second and two Wlttke. Ifo 4 3 3 13 0 0 be conducted in anUc^»tloa of floK m a rta tti —Haynes 68; H orva b — Aloslo Manchester American Le­ Ouch, c 4 1 3 7 0 0 1 Thnrsday—Sonb Ends vs. Fire, sion benefits. the merger of die NFL and AFL ■ad BoM t Ote InodHd gion did yesterday in Rockville Graff’s club is Wednesday Xght b b e third <» move ahead, 3-1. May. 2b 1 1 3 0 0 h t U i 70; Ballard—Zaremba matclilng Robertson. Bee League—Mon­ H waa the last of 21 pobta to pension plans by 1970. ■ad U in H I as the looala collecAed 16 hUs at Windsor Locks starting at 6. The locals come alive in b e Balesano, p 0 0 1 1 0 laSying to tup cards 71: (.ow net—Canapari— day—Eagiea vs. Pets, Nebo; be settled b negotiations be­ Md fk id i M tt«r BIB ItdWa- to trounce b e Windy CU.y Xne, The victory waa BXesono’s X xb franw aemttng four runi Totals 41 10 16 37 19 6 8 "It b estimated that admiXs- ooffad OB ihcaa ana oa«r aami Rath 58; LachapeUe—Laskey 67; Tuesday—Phone vs. BA’s, Ne­ tween the owners and the NFL ■adl aaar Hone* Ckfto 10-2, behbd an effeoUve ona- second against no losses as he home and added three more in­ BeckrUle (I) trative oosta wttl omouX to tmanga bjT M at "Btaa Ifam f' Ogden — KMn 58; Calamarl— LaPoInte, 2b 4 0 0 3 3 1 bo; Wedneeda.v—Gunver vs. Players Association, wXch be­ [M hDBM • ran. «1 * > M n x* hiiiter by Jim Balesano. Man­ fanned seven and wXked oXy surance runa In b e X n b. Rock­ TIbbetbi. Sb-p 4 3 0 1 1 0 $144,000 and that the jo iX study Odom, the lOK aroplad far four SteXiouse 69; Ackerman—La- OXaci. 'as 3 0 0 8 3 0 1 Lemw, Nebo; Hmrsday—Her- gan last March 19. wiU cost ajqproedmately $60,000. ' V Ie l y o a m j M«dh> and W m *. chester upped Its record to 6-6 one In nine Innings. Mickey Tib­ ville’s second taffy also came I OitolM tnO Detroit by , niAtchIng cards 01; Henriques— Wilde tXled for be last two Ough was hit hy a OXIup. If 3 0 0 0 0 0 Tuesday—FXoona va. Walnuts, earnest this week, upset the ex- contributions beyond 1968 aXI walk to dtibhoose and later had snflea for jdiotogr^ibaraL Bto dortUe to loaded «w baafa aad bnonght cn Karakue matXdng cards 01. Case, a 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keeney; Wedneeday—Klpok vs. X X tion season and cancX the I960. -T-S and M la If Oarti^ m iAifa-Twiifs— frames striking oX one, wXk- bXI. May sacrificed to load b e c i g ^ tontoff kcred Red Sox rtotory agatoat Athlirtka. (A P Pbotofax) nUeror FaM UalBdad. Out BfEMBER-OUEST SWEEP ZONE EIGHT STANDINGS ing bree and giving up four bases XI runners were aXe. TotXa 30 3 1 37 10 3 1 Wyman, Keeney; Thursday— OoUege All-Star Game. "In a departure from past Ctevciaadra Lola TIaBt, who A—Oase filed out (or Qaliup In 1^ ^-^ oat Mknooto twice Taatnamaki brttad a *a t off Friday W-L Pet. hits. BXesano got on via boot, ador­ 8th. Billiards vs. Contone, Keeney. Detroit Lion guard John Gor- pracUoe In this area, ttw psvtles laated only rtx bl­ LindUad'a lag, iba baft ricochet- Low Gross—Dick Oberiander Sonb Windsor 9-I .760 Big DenXs MacArdle paced ing Wttbe, wtb aU runners Manchester ...... 013 004 008—10 dy, president o f the N F L P lay­ agreed thX b view o t ttw own­ hM into left JMd for a game- Rockvlhe ...... lOO 000 001— 3 BASKETBALL ers Association, sXd under the and aetned for a M —Bob Haynes M; John Kristof East HartfoX 7-4 .686 b e locX attack w ib four well- agXn safe. O'Neil atruck out 3S-MacArdle % WWUce; SB — ers' guarantee as to the anmuit ^7f ill Turn Out at Shea tying twoeuB dooM a 3m A Akar SeXor League X Charter new pension plan a 10-year vX- M trttiniph arllh reUef help front —BUI Degiuui 08; Jfan Horvath— Rockville 7-5 .588 spaced hits, a p X r of doubles and &nilb was safe on a field­ Klnel, MacArdle; SAC — CalacI; o f the oontribuMon, any reter- nlljr Hod fh* f^ i DP—Klnel to Mlay to Wlttke: Sanaa Oak; Aetoe vs. Collegians, 8; eran will reclve $1,600 a at— mObnaa. It waa ‘nant'a tiien came on and yialdad aacif- Joe Aktsio 70; Carroll Maddox— Windsor Locks 6-4 .600 and two singlea. Rudl W ltbe X- er’s choice that got Ough at to May to Wlttke; LOB—Manches­ ence to ttw source X revenue ifo - n t flce a m to Ken Thinwlanii and R ay’ s vs. Sportland, 9:16—Tues­ month at the age of 66. kad Ow a » Math amfebt victory aad fare Jack Ckxtper 71; Bob BXhird— S taffoX 1-8 .571 so had a good day at b e plate home plate. Klnel walked fozc- ter 10. Rockville 4; BB—BXeaano shall be dropped and ttie owners 'l ‘ ts 1. Wide 3; SO—BXeaano 7, 'Hb- day—Biatos vs. Sonifs, 8; Grads TXs compares with $776 Torfe T a M . a » r » < « i U U te. ia- MmalMtwoocd. Rico PetrocaM. Stan Zaremba 71; Low net—H X f Manchester 6-5 .546 w ib a double and two singles. ing to May, aavi M acArdle betta 6 WUde 1; Hits off—^BXeaano riwU have emdusive coXrol Allen Stuns Mets Canapari—Chick Ratte 68; BUI Wtodsor 8-8 .278 Ober leading Manchester singled a shot to left that scored 1 (or 3 runs in 9 InXnga; Tibbetts vs. Eagles, 9:15. Wednesday— monthly under the old agree- over determiXng how beX to 13 for 7 In 7; WUde 4 for 3 In 3: Eagles vs. Walnuts, 8; Indians m e X and wtth $1,182 a month meet the guarantee.” Battfag ifW a t bata; Mna Ogden—Mark Klein 68; Joe CX- Olastonbiry 0-10 .000 Bwatsmen were Tim O’Neil, BXesano and Smtth. HBP—OTNXl. Ou«h; PB-Ou«h. day, Oafe.. J f7 ; H a r r e l a o a , emaro—Jhn Steitoouse 60; Don vs. Aetos, 8:18; Junior League— for 10-year vXerans under the It also was agreed to foim a Boat., J tT . r. Edwards — Mel Stein 60; Ken Thursday—Stop vs. Mota’s, current Amerioan Football joint committee to admlntotor With Two Homers Bnaa — MrAtdWfe, Dct.. M ; a Ackerman — Al LachapeUe 00; 7:45; Indian vs. Backcourt 7, League pension plan. ttw Xon and arrange tor a pen­ Had wttb 41. Vln Boggiiii—Dave McKay 60: Spectators Play Part 6; Friday—Wade’s vs. Wag­ Benefits for five and 16-year sion study to be used b ttw iw- KEW YORK (A P )— Riefaie ABan auppltod a double Don Wilson Makes Point veterans under the netw NFL goUatlons following ttw merger. ners, 7:45; Eagle Juniors vs. done of dynAfitHe to the PWtodelphiAIto n a ito f Attack Raaa battad in — r. Howard. « BEST 10 Wndi.. « : HarrelaoB. Boat.. dT Saturday King’ s, 9. plaii, wXch Gordy sXd was Committee members wtH be SofidAr A« the Near York Meta once again failed to Rtta — Ottna, aona.. M ; Ub- Ctass A—Bob McGurkln 68-6- retroactive to i960, w ere not named IXer. BASEBALL emerge from their dorthleiieader dotdntma, * 62; R ay Gordon 62-7-60; Class In Stockton’s Victory available. Gordy exprewBod pride "that AhimX League at Weat Side A dhaaMadiam bat day cfwaff ------— ------Hoem rmm — F, Howrard. B—N eX T yler 04-10-M, A i CXa- After a meeting of about 4Vb we are proteaslonX attttetes can o f fT ^ l~ f b e tergaff a f dw capped a Ihrea run third Waffk, X ; W. Honoa, Oat.. 33. Matching Strikeout Marks E mari e8-18-6^ B ill Phelan 86- MILWAUKEE, Wis. (A P )—'Dave Stockton can thank OvX — Monday Bantly’s vs. hours at a midtown hotX, the settle our dtfferenoes across ttw Elks; Tuesday — Manors vs. mm tm (he majora aan dOaa ^ doobfa. ecortag two of Pttcbfaa L7 Dacialona)_Mc­ 14-66; Class C—B ill Kenney 00- an unkno^ woman spectator and Donald (yBum of agreemeX yinas ennoonoed at a bargaining table as genttsmen. Mna the Meta «a ffx rWi battad ig,, ^ame off Lain. Oat., 17-3; John. CUe., 7-1. Nshnaal Leagwe PAF; Wednesday —Bantley’s news conference l(y Gordy and "We wonted to be heard and NEW YORK (AD -JY* waa Hke a curve X ttmea.’ * UHiS, George Budd 79-28-66, Son­ Milwaukee for some unplanned help in his four-stroke la wtlh boaMra ia each gmmt m ^ lerlrain ny Monaco 77-20-67; Low gross— vs. PonttoXU’s; Thursday — NFL President Arthur Model!, we ‘wanted ‘voice bX never, nev­ Wilson said be was aiming for . ra t. OB victory over Sam Snead in the Greater Milwaukee Open the PMa Mrept Oe (wtaMi M g, g„ Allen natliag (300 X bate) — Roae, rti« pitefao’'* wsr. lliey’ve Bob McOurldn 09;.Blind bogey— Manors vs. N asX ff’ s. owner of the Cleveland Browns. er wanted to use our own the record after the third hr- M S — l . t Golf Tournament S u n d a y .------betted a Denny FiiaiHe pitch OIb.. AX; M. Aloo, Pitt, A X S t LoXs Ed Dlk, Charles Ferguson, Al A joiX statement, read hy streqgtti unjustiy.” been sajrtog it all aloof. nlng, and when Bench "cam e to MO 9H The 26-year-old fifth-year pro week’s BXck Open to be with Manager ON ti edgaa o f the o «« r the flfbl-ceBtar CMd fence Rtma -^Mae, O n ., X ; Santo, Atlanta Pog^tigh 97. MbdXl, sXd; Pete RozXle, commissioner ot And now Don W ilson eomes bat, I waa saying to myself, AM U from O alifoiX a fait the uXdentl- Xs wife, Cathy, who b expect­ Jaycee Tourney Mau aiaamad tt op qtdia mtm- trttb one on In the Amt taaiag cue., X ; Hood, X L. X. PM la FRO SWEEPS "U nder this agreem eX , the profeesIoaX foXball, ‘Please don’t rain.” fied woman-wlth his tee shot on ply; "We hare deaUffieader and addad a aaertOee fly. Runa battad in — MeOwoy, aloDf and make* anotiier San Fran A U U Bob McOurkin 08-6-63, Harold ing the oouXe's first XiUd later league Xub owners wlU contrib­ "I'm moX pleased I Rain skirted, ttie field aU aft. the par-8,240 - yard third hole this month, won the Cleveland At Country Oub W ASea got baip front tremmaU S.F,. X . Cincinnati .4X 14 Jarvis 77-11-06, N eX 'Tyler 76- ute a totX of $8 mflUon tor the settled end at a time when it big point for the caae— emoon, and there waa a down­ and plunked O’Burn to the head Indeed they do. Of the U don- Jotaaiy Bttgga, who doated two itoa — Hood, m . L., IX ; P. Chicago A TI VPA 10- 60, Eirwin Kennedy 73, Elnar Open two weeks ago. years 1968 and 1960 for pension does nX eftlect the progrese ot matching a oonple o f atrike- pour after the fInX oX. .tm u with a booming drive on the Snead, who had a record sev- AnnuX State Jaycee Goff bMMndica Mow T «r k baa p la y' boaiara bt tha aacond game to Aten. AIL. IX New T o ik LoreXaen T4. benefits, administrative costs the trabbg season." par 5,500-yard 16th. Both times en-under-par 65 Tournament was'staged today ad MOb rm r^. tba Mala hare back tha U etftkaoot bmltag of Home naw — McOorey, gP., out records. Don fanned the aide In X ie Pittaburgh .4M U - BEST 17 b the second flrX three innings, b X iaoued a he sXvaged pars. round, started the day six aJl the Menohoster Country awapt ano, ieai aaren aad epm aotahpaw Oraat iacbHa. X ; H. Aaron. A t, U; Hart B.P.. BX the oppoetUon haa aome Los Angelm .481 lfV4 Sunday wXk to Xex Jofaneon with one Houston .4X 10% strokes beXnd Stockton. But the Club. Oeo, Ed Kimnopool aeefcad Wa fln t X . « dandy potnta, too—Uke Hank Class A—Ray Ottavlano 66-8— "The woman was okay, but - oX in the first. The eight 56-year-old Slammer from P la y Sbarted cut 9 tX s mom- The aad toU ie add op to aorea homa ran o f tha year for tha Pitching (7 DecMona — Abor- Aaron, BCIy Win lame aad Soaday's ReaXtti 80, (Jarroll Maddox 70-8—62, her arm swelled up to twice Its Carol Mannas Best Score straight strikeouts tied the mod­ size,” sXd Stockton, who pock­ W Xte Sulphur Springs, (Jallf., b g with anoro than 100 players vlatortaa aad I f faaaoa agatmt Mata ia the opener. The doidtie natfay. O n., 0-1; Marlcfaai, S.P., Rtdiie Alba. FtXadelpUa 64, New York S-2 Daly 70-8—62; Class B—Betko em record set by Max Surkont HOW SWEET IT IS!— Gary Player busses British eted a $40,000 first-place check. blrdled four holes re and three strokee better than HDUKE man after racking up 18 strikeouts including nine Low nX—Helen Ayers 66-12— Oaa raaaoB for the now-found boood by Um bOBM fane, oald It fourth of hb career—to give “I’m glad I hit it off a guy St. Loub (Washburn 8-S), night ered around last week to watch Gary Player of South under-par total of 276, Xs bert leading money winner on the Hartford. The series is best of ever b an eight-year profession­ defending champion Kathy tw m i 48, Isabel Parciak 61-8—43; Low al ceureer. Whitworth, who finished w lb a MSHTl fmodflai an tho baaoa ia tha (M - woe too iata to aUdo by ttw thne Chicago a 6-2 conqueX ot Pitta- in row to tie two major league recorda Hke left - hander Mike Mc­ Toesdsy*! Osnies Africa win his second British Open Golf championship effort tXs year. tour, charged home with a three. Last yeeur’s winner was Cormick, who won be Cy gross—Helen Noel 62; Low putts It was the first time she had 67-71-71—200. ARE WE loaophy of tho toam'a naw maa- bo got tho olgn from coach BUly burgh. 6-4 in 10 Innings tn other Natton- Chicago X Phtladelptda (N) and the upshot of that was a move for a brand new Stockton, who skipped last three-under-par 69. the New Britab Zenobis. TO » sX by develand’s Bob Fdler —Helen Ayers 29. Earl Woarar, who aayo Hunter. —And Allen, who had a homer X League actlvtty. Young Award last year,” New York X Pittsburgh (NY) kind of title play in g o lf. ------exactly M years ago and crocked 34-year-old slugger. " It BEST 16 ha^ aerunblo tor nina when ixurday'o M victory, the „ m ^ S * atoJk*^ in each game and aix RBIs aa • • « matched by Los AngXes’ Sandy Loe Angeles X Cincinnati (N) It mXters little who started might be a little tabted if it SatuXay Ortoloa had niimeta throira out champion driver, continued hi* Philadelphia breezed past the ASTROS-REDS— Koufax in both 1909 and 1962. Atlanta at Houston (N) the thought but it started to came o ff some third or fourth- Low net—Sue Boris 71-30—81, grow atfer Chandler Harper of There'a airo a more baatc rea- foUowtng two of the douMee tai ,^nnlna wave X Btaftord New York Mete S-3 and 9-2. Wilson, who pitched a no-Mt- *T had a good Xlder to go srith San FTanclsco X S t Louia (N ) line pitcher." Janet Shaw 77-17—00; Low gross Portsmouth, Va., won the world ■on; Baitimom twa had more Uiatr idnaUt attack wmnmg w.j™ m Rampaging St. Louis held on ter againX Atlanta lost sum­ m y fast baU," said the 23-year- Speedway by handily winning It ended a trying week for American League —Edna HlUnsW 78; Low putts— senior crown from Britain’s baaa nanan, rappiag out X aaema like the mono fatta Prfday'o 30-bp feature. to ita 9% game lead by atopping mer, whistled a called third otd right-hander, who picked up Los Angeles 6-1, and the Astros Hank, who hit his 468b and Edna HiUnskl 31. Max Faulkner. . btta in tha laat two guhaa. tougher It ta to Stevena fought off atrong strike post Johnny Bench to end oXy-hU sixth victory in 17 deci­ W.. L. P X GB took their opener wiUi the Reds 499b homers seven days ear­ BEST BALL That was the end of a -14- Mace Hank Bauer waa flrad win," Weaver aaid Sunday after cfaaUengea by Fred Harbach the gome and equX the record sions. "In fact, it was so hard tt Detroit 66 81 .644 _ lier, b en Just missed on tour oc- Sunday year.old champloneXp spon­ ■ad Waaver baeanw manager be called on two rellevere to and Dick Wataon, who relln- BXUmore 47 87 JiOO casiona during the week ot VA Helen Noel, Lynn Prior, Sue sored by Teacher’s Whiskey laat Thuroday, tba OtIoIm have atop New York ralllea In the quiahed an early lead when he Cleveland 49 41 .544 reachbg b e IX ty {riateau. 8% Boris, Peg Chanda 84-23 —61; wWch decided to drop it hence­ wen four ia a row to pick tq> bat two Innioge. waa black flagged for dlaobey- Finley Didn’t Enjoy Game ” Boetim 46 39 .686 The victory went to rookie 9H Janet Shaw, Cell Perry, Norma forth. three game# on tha American aoy White cracked a two-run kig the caution algnX. Minneaota 41 44 .482 14 MI Ron Reed, 9-4, who had a shut­ Johnson, Davis 87-23—64. Then the talk grew of substi­ Laagua laadtng DatroK Tlgero. homer In ihe eighth and Eddie Popular Ed Flemke, who OaliforXa 41 45 .477 11H Since 1936, the Aircraft's exceptional Apprentice Training out going until the X ghb. tuting a seXor tournament of The aecond-ptace Ortolea, who Watt atruck out the aide In Ute broke hia own Stafford lap time A’s Gambled on Harrelson • • * Oakland 41 46 .477 11% Ellin§(ton Ridge Program has created lifetime skills and careers for many em­ now IraU by 7Vi, lake on Detroit iM h oa the Tanka ocored one a 2 l.n dur New York eight men a side, each a golf CUBS-PIRATE8— 39 44 .470 15 MEMBER-GUEST HES*u for a four-game aerbe next run on three hlta tng the speed dash was kept Chicago 38 47 .484 18 player who wrote his name In ployees. New apprentice classes are now being formed, and MAR\ from feature competitton when And Lost Out to Red Sox WilUams’ tour-run Wow hand­ Sunday ' many record books. It woXd be waakand and play the Tigera ed be Pirates beir nbb Washbgton 80 52 .366 23% if you qualify you, too, may be on your way td a highly rewarding throe more X home the totlow- he spun hb car Into the retain­ Low Net — DXfy-Nerz, 126; rather like a Ryder cup battle CHURCH SOFTBALL OAKLAND (AP) straight iqgs. It come after sb- Sunday’s Resolts Kemp-Mitchell, 129; Zacktn- luff wrtitfiinl ing wall on the third turn while — Owner pitch to me,’’ HamSaon eXd. for men over 80 or even 60. career. Ixcrosse Coach W. L. PCL Chaitea FiXey o t the Oakland gles by winning pitcher Joe Chicago 7-6, Washington 2-6 Oldham, 122; Sirota - Tucker BEAN A lAttit attack. Including a testing the track for sXXy o i­ "W lb fir X base open, I thniigiis DX Rees, .the bantam Welsh­ Sewings Bank 10 0 1.000 Nlekro and Don Kessbger and Cleveland 6, Minnesota 3 twD-nin homer by Boog Powell, EASTON, Pa. (APj — OerXd le r a quick shower. Flemke, Athletics didn’t enjoy Sunday’ s 181; (Jhane-Appel 184. man who has capta'bed two A ro iy It Navy 7 3 I would get a wXk. Glenn Beckert’s wXk. CXifornia 7, Detroit 3 If you are a high school graduate or the equivalent, with a gave Baltlmors a 6-4 victory •- dlntoo, a three-sport star at StevetM and Watson were heX .700 gome with the Bostoni Red Sox. British Ryder Cup teams, com­ Ajw iXli 5 4 .666 "The Oakland manager muX Boston 6, Oakland 3 0¥ »r Maw York Sunday. B X one the U X v e rX y ot Massachusetts winners. He never Ukea to see hb team mented : year of algebra or geometry and plenty of ambition, you may Congo 3 4 .429 lone, and the Red Sox PHIL8-METS— . Baltimore 6, New York 4 rally andad and otm threat was until hb graduation in 1963, was BIVEBSIOE beX the have been hoping I woidd strike South Windsor "I have already taken it up to Fire 4 6 A ’s 6-3. Today’s Games qualify for this outstanding opportunity. You receive up to four aquatcliad on Iho baaepaths, named today head coach of soc- Fifth checkered flag o t the .400 ot*.." Allen delivered bree rurw some circles and it is being re­ Seolteat 3 6 Boston (Ellsworth 7-6) at Oak­ Wlnning pMchar Dave Leon- car and borosae X LXayeUe season was waved by Bill .333 What was particularly hard HarreUxto hit a long fly to w lb his 17b homer and a dou- In Legion Lead ceived wtth considerable enthu­ years of advanced technical training free... and earn jet-age MXhodtat 2 6 .260 land (Nash 7-6) hoF& M , waa trapped In a run- Oollaga. Oreco bat Saturday ■ Xght at for FlXey to take waa the win­ centerfield and Jones scored We b the opener w ib b e Mets, siasm.’ ' Riverside Park as he won the South Ebders 2 7 .222 ning run. It was driven in by eaaUy a fter the oalteh. b en picked up three more RBIs Detroit (LoUch 7-4) X Califor­ RemalXng to first in 2k>ne •SXd Henry Cotton, winner of pay with regular increases as you learn. Apply now for this down after BXtimore's fifth ...... , . nia (Brunet 8-9), night eight Legion baeebXl, South oonaecutlva twoKXit single tn the 80-Iap feature. He had to duel Ken Horretoon, the outfielder "Oonsiderlng how well I Ut w lb a two-run Wast and a socrl- the 1937 open at Carnoustie and AIRCRAFT top-rated free training at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Jim Cash over the tlnX five DUSTY SOFTBALL whom Finley gave away after a againX Oakland, I ’m surprised Hce fly b the Xghtcap. Johnny Cleveland (Hebert 9-8) at Mta- Wlntteor outlasted Wtodsor yes­ one of the Xltlme greats; eeoond had prouoed three runs L in e Cottch W. L. nesota (Chance 7-9) terday, 4-8, In a thriller thX o ff loser Stan Bohnoen, 7-6. Hod bps to gain the win. Pet. diapute la X season. they gave me the chance,’’ Hor- Briggs Xso had two homers tor "I’d like to play to it. But I Mi GaXone’s weX to the flnX out. The win­ LeoXiard nX been a sitting DIEOO (AP) — Earl Coming up SXurday night 8 2 .800 Harrelson, who b Mttkig X- relaon aaid. the Phils b b e second game. Washington (Bertaina 4-6) at woXd hope to be matched ‘With BUllarda 5 2 .760 Chtcago (Carlos 8-8) ners are 9-8 while Wtodsor fell 10% BONUS FOR THE SECOND SHIFT duck, however, the throw home Fabon, who waa named four will be the Riverside 800. moX .400 againX tlie A’s thb Yaatrzemaki said he went to somebody around my own age Oreco b far out fnmt in the W abute 6 2 .760 season, hit a sacrifice fly to the ploie to swing X the flixt CARDS-DODOERS— New York (Peterson 8-8) at to 8-8. The losers threatened to in the sixties, not against some­ may have cX ott a run. times to the All-American Foot- Wyman 6 2 .760 good pitch he saw. BoKimoro (M cN ally 9-8), Xght the last toX ng but coXdn't push In the tMrd, Frank Robinaon point battle for the track UUe, score DXton Jonea with the win­ St. LouU’ Larry Jaster, who body pretty ■ bumptious b Ws TRENTON AtoerU’a 6 6 .600 ning run in the eighth inning. ReUX pitcher PaX Llndblod has scored eight of his 30 career 'Oiesday’s Games oxsroM the equalizer. early fifties.” waa tagged as he slowed up Falcons The winners collected 10 Mts going Xto third base on Pow- a Job as Une coach at Un- 'TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Lae 4 8 He came to the plate with threw one outside and Yaz lined major league victories against DXrWt at Oakland (N) SXd Byron Nelson, the 66- APPRENTICE TRAINING COURSES H arry's > 1 8 Cleveland at California (N ) and the loeers nine in the slug- sU’a slngU. Robinaon, who was coin High School here. Roy Yarbrough won the North­ .U 1 runners on second and third a f­ it off Llixlbbid’s knee and into Los Angeles, blanked b e Dodg­ year-old Houston, Tex. cham­ ern 800-mile ( .a iij Natipnal Klock 0 10 .000 ter Carl YastnemsM had left Held to score two nma. ers on fiv e hits before running Boston at kOnnesota (N ) feaX (hat saw South Wtodsor pion o ) yesteiyear: APPRENTICE Courses ranging from 3 to 4 years Auto race Sunday, crossing the RRU SOFTBALL doubled to drive 4n a pair o t "I really don’t know if I hjt into a last bning Jam. BXUmore at (Jhbago (N ) come from behind with strong "It's a very g(x>d idea but we finlah line in hb Ford Torino W. L. Pet. runs and tie the gam e 3-3. wXl againX LindUad. I doi^ Jaster, 7-4, gave up a second Washington X New York (2, play In the fourth and fifth woXd need to have the very Jet Engine Metalsmith • Machinist • Tool and Die Maker • Electronics ISeipime Tennis Club ISews^ with an elapsed time o t three Sportsntan Tavern 10 0 1. 100 " I didn’t think they woXd remember, ao th X meaias he Inning s b g le to Bob BXley, but Xght) frames. best of the seXors. It ooXd be hours, 22 minutes and 4 seconds. L«nox Pharmacy 8 1 . 89 probohly gets me out," Yeu- then retired 17 men b a row. Also a winner yesterday, built up but the question Is: Who Members Honor Jack Davis 'The stock car race X Trenton P rt O n ter 6 3 187 trzemakl aXd. However, Los Angeles loaded Windsor Locks scored four times woXd pick them? And woXd Speedway was slowed by acci­ Gunver Stampers 4 6 ■14* Center BilliardH Lefty Juan Plzarro, the wb- be bases wlb two out in be Timmy Brown Quits in the 10th frame defeating Glas­ they play? Would Hogan or my­ Nelpsic Tennis Club msmbers ter. 8-2, M . 8-2; Nell EIIU and dents, but the South Carolina BA a u b , 4 6 .( 44 ning pitcher, aXd he hadn’ t n b b and reliever Wayne tonbury, 10-6. self, tor bstance, want to GET 3 TO 4 YEARS EXTRA BENEFITS a I THE AIRCRAFT § have been busy v/lth club and Kaplan trounced Bill Knight driver aUll covered the 800 Telso 4 6 .1^ Split on Weekend started a game In more than a Granger walked b a run before BALTIMORB (AP) — TIiMny 8. Windsor 000 180 000—4 10 4 play?” and Ted Sage 6-0, 6-1. Ellis and miles X an average 89.079 miles Herald 1 8 year. Brown, Hterally changing coa- Wtodsor 102 000 000—3 9 1 Nelson neglected to say that inter-club matches, um wall as .143 his replacemeX, Joe Hoerner, Jet-Age Pay • Hospital and Surgical Insurance • Life Insurance Kaplan went on to lose their Pai* hour. Eagles 0 9 .000 Center BUlbrde traveled bto "I started three or tour b retired b e last man. and socdm, hoa quit the Juloito, Sama (8), Faraday (8) in si>ite of a bad back he wa- an open hotwe to honor Jack second round match to last Second in the race was David Western MaesachuoXta, the hX- PlitXmrgh iaX year. I would The Cards comWned douWes NationX Football League to be- and Oriswold; Bernard and dered around the Old Ciourse at Retirement Program • Nine paid holidays Davis, club president. year’s club champions Phil Pearson ot Spartanburg, 8 .C., In SILK CITY SOFTBALL bed X New England alowpitch Uice to keep starting because by JXian Javier and Curt Flood gain a show buslnesa career to Johnson. St. Andrews laat week b a 71. Los Angeles. Up to four weeks vacation • Sick leave with pay A wumiin’s doubles touma- Ityds and Martin Duke 8-0, 6 - 1 . *S68 Ford. ’Third place wen W, L. Pet, softbXl laX weekend. The event thX 's where you iwtn." and Mike Shannon’s sacrifice The operative question, ot mant was hald at the home Tournament matches will con- ^ **** Ford. Third place went to Wolnub 3 0 1.000was the 19b anmiX Chicopee He got excellent reUX help ^nie breakaway halfback course, is If anybody wants to FREE TRAINING WITH PAY fly for a 3-0 lead in the first broke away from the BXUmore Largest industrial credit union • Recreation and sports programs courts wUii Pine Acres Tennis tinue during the week with the Bobby Allison at Hueytown, Canton’s 4 2 .867 InvltationX Tournament held at from Gary Waalewaki who pitch­ Shannon hit his 12th homer ta Burfoot Wins spend the ktad o f money such beautlfX and acenic Szet Paiic. ed two httleea bnlnga. Colts BYklay with the amounce- an emotlortal return to the past Club of Wethersfield. Nelpsic finab July 2S. Ala., driving a 1966 Chevelle. Sporbman 8 2 .600 the fourth. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — The WATKINS OLEN, N.Y. (AP) The Cues, strengthened by b e ment of hia retiremeX. taams were successful In win­ BitIbrds 2 2 .600 winner ot the First Annual Am- would be worth. addition o t several playera from It wasn’t the Xdtim ers who ning Si to 62. Four teams from Nelpstc memberajmd spouses John Wyer’s two Ford OT40 Savbgs 2 3 .400 by Burfoot Cross Country Run EXPANDED EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM other bams b twon to allow got the gate In at Carnoustie each club uomiKstsd In the round showed their uppreotatlun (or have bken first and BA Club 0 6 .000 to none other than Amby Bur- robin event which resulted In an reeaX effoite ot PreXdeX Oa- place In Uie Six Hours ot them to make a favorable show- last week when Player shot his AT PRAH & WHITNEY Qualified employees have the opportunity to improve their educa­ bg against be beX New Eng­ foot. 289, one over par, tor a Xgnal even sight ssls won by each club vta wtth a surprise gift, a steel for the World C3iam- The 21-yex-old June graduate tion through trade, technical and college level training at area schools. land has to Xfer, continued to triumph. It was Jack NlcWaus but a Xfference of two games tennb racquX, X an Informal P*®o*hdp of Manufacturers at ot Wesleyan University finished for the total game score. Taams open house held at the home of ' ' ' “ ^•‘ b s Olen race track, Sports I^ay 600 bXl b tournament com­ and Bob Charles at 291 and BUI Aircrafters receive tuition refunds upon successful completion of petition, wbnbg two end loXng Sunday with a time ot 21 ;06.2 Casper at 292 and other compar­ rapresenting Nelpsic wers; Mr. and Mrs. George Katz, 46 ^^fhlne-powered Howmet for the 4H-mlle Wesleyan their courses. Dabntra tliilby nnd Sue Hadge, Butternut Rd., bX Fiiday. Da- coupe proto- two b the double ellminXlon ® VOLKSWAGEN ® ative youngsters who dredge the course. Janet Smith and .Qgihorlne Olm- vb has been exceptionally In- *yP® *he United States was Briefs event. golf world for gold nuggets. AIRCRAR The meet is named In recog- third In Sunday’s race. Th» RoyX and Ancient (31ub stead (wllh allenflcfa Jean WX- strumenioi In the receX con- Four Americana and one Ca­ Friday the Caom defeated Xtlon o f Burtoot’s contributions son 1, Csrole Kats and I'X Ford struoUon ot two new courts X The winning EnglUh entry, nadian have cap txed the Olym­ Luzl’s Pizza, North WUbraham IK>BS YOUR JOB LIMIT YOUR CREATIVE ABUfTY? of St, Andrews, arbiter o f the to youth. Burfoot won this year’s game, said In a Mither eanbdr- o f Glastonbury, Eleanor Karp the club \property ott Line 8t. driven by Jackie Ickx and Lu- pic spriX double b b e lOO and 14-8. SXurday be Cues were Boston M xathon and plans to IS YOUR INCOME LIMITED? rassed way that the gXlerles of An equal opportunity employer and Blasy Baader. Pine Acres _____ olen Blanchl, both of Belgium, 200 mXers. They are RXph defeated by Taylor Brothers X go to Denver next week to try VISIT THE NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE RC w ill host a return women's dou- Other club activities (h b week covered 667.8 miles over the O Xg b 1912, Eddie Tolan b Providence, 6-2. Taylor ta the dedicated Scots poured $72,000 for the U.S. Olympb team. through the turnstiles. The total Willow Street, East Hartford bbs mXch In Wethersfield July will bg the second free lesson 2.8-mtle track In the Endurance 1932, Jeese Owens b 1936 and detending Rhode laland State at un average speed of 100.6O I havff two Immodlolo eponingg on my solot fore#. purse for the players was P ratts .2t> . clinic Ttiursday for uiiiidren and Bobby Morrow b 1966, XI from champs. A t 8 p.m. Saturday the miles per hour. the, UXted States, and Percy Cues defeated the Sptingfleld Yerterday's Stars $48,000. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. women 9:M-11;30 a.m. Club pro I cmi looking for mon with drivo who a rt wINIng to loom. Expori- (’U- U Ng I Iu T i F A f r C\ 'h'l • Anybody want to buy it? lii first round mutches fur the Fran Sablone will conduct these The win gained nbe title Wlllbms who won for Canada In Eagles 9-7 to stay Xlve. At 6 PITCHING Don Wilson, As­ points (or Ford OT40 giving the W hitney club doubles tournament, Jean each 'niursday morning during 1908. p.m. they were Ximbated by onco it not nocottory. Wo train tho mon who g uglify. Wo ofVor o m tros, equXed modern major SATURDAYS-8 A.M. to 12 Noon Marque 40 nX points for tho Wabon of Oluslonbury and July and AuguX. A ll i!lub m«m- Don’s Den ot Springfield 8-8. league marks of 18 strikeouts In champlonBlilp, only two nX title Rookie Injured Rircraft JanX Warren uver|x>wered the bars are welcome. Don Scholiander ot the United Playing four Xne inning of tho molt lucraHvo poy plont In tho outomoMlo biiilnott (tdo ry a Xne-lnXng game and eight In P Other plants in North Haven, Southington and Middletown. polnU behind the German mother and daughter team of ----- States is be only person to wb games in a span o t two daya plus eoWimittlen). ^ a row as Houston beat Cbeln- BALTIMORE (AP) — Rookie Porsche wllh 42. Janet and Wenuy BinlUi In a * Sunday, JXy 21, Neipalc play- four gold medals b swlmmbg was truly a mgrothoh tor Man­ natl In the second game 1 of a Mark Donohue sbyed in top catcher EUle Hendricks of the grueling 2-6, 12^10, 6-4. In the ors w ill hoX the SufSeld Tennb b one Olympics. He won y»e 100 ager Ste^ McAdam’s charges. doubleheader 8-1 after wlhXng driver slot b b e U.8. Road Wo olto offlor Hfo, hotpItcMration, modlegl inturaneo cmd a bold Baltimore Orioles w ill be side- men's conlesi, "Teil Ballsy and Club tor an Inter-club tourna- and 400 meter freestyle evenb The outstanding hitter In b e the opener 6-4 tn 10 Inntogsl Racing Chumplonslilp series and anchored two U.B. relay tournament tor, be Cues was BATTING —Hank Aaron, Ibed a couple 6f weeks wlb a C!oxlnsy Mourns trimmod Mutt men! b msci’a and women's and when he won Saturday’s 200- poeallon. Wo furnMi you with o now cor. If you fool you con moot teams b Tokyo b 1964. Jim ‘ Breen. Braves, became the eighth play­ fractured (orefbger on his right our rigid ttandardt, eontaet m *-R obort W. Jonot ot Tod Trudon, er In major league history to hit hand. Jeff Norton ot Albany, N.Y., Dave BupweU of Woods Hole, 800 home runs, connecting with Hendricks was injured b New wUl capUln Dartmoub's 1969 Mass., wlU captata Dortmoub’s Inc., Rt. 83, Tolcottvillo, fCoim., or coll 649>2838 or 878-6502. a three-run shot that gave, At- locroxe t«um. te^xs team to 1X9, toXa a 4-2 victory over San \York last weekend, but didn’t Francisco. lave Xrays taken until Friday.

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HAMLIN moisture 7 Finish 29 volume (ab ing barrels delivered. $4. 844- mony HUl. H.C. GhM*. 30 Jewish streetcar 1778 or 289-8824. company vehicle furnished. JUSTTH' LEADStS. 10 Hawaiian 8 Aimless 42 Analyze, ponvMlf»***®‘*iiSr “Want Ads" are taken over the phone aa a Rd., Bolton. 6U-543T. IDOk/rHAFIA' ITS NOTTvrKNOWIN' pepper scribbler high priest Excellent opportunity for IHEN WXru. KNOW ; INVITE'»4 IN OF WHKTTNATS (Bib.) as ore DAY rp •**'"*^ his ad ttie FIRST BULLDOZER, baekhoe work, advancement. For this bet­ 2ACTLV WHATSON 'HERE rKNOW iMKmKNT...rr)8 20 Abstract 9 Have young, 46 Belgian n « ; r e p o r t e r r o r s in tim e ftw the PARD DOG FOOD TWEJR MINDSi THACn KNOWN* WHO.' being as cattle 31 Distributes land clearing, septic tanks in­ ter than average poslUon 32 Captivate river S?**® *• *0T only OlflB tocor- apply to 21 Medieval 11 Pikes 47 Ramble **' ®"y advertisement and then only stalled, drainage fields. Paul 48 one lb. cans, sale price $6.65 poem 12 Boundary 33 Relays of Sehendel, 649-0486. remounts 50 Clumsy boat n«f **.• *"“•«> «o^’’ insertion. Errors which do 22 Apostate (dial, var.) 52 Gypsy hv *'’* IS*?® a^vertlaement win not be corrected PORTERFIELD 28 Marine 14 String (Sp.) by "make good" Insertion. SALES AND Service on Ariens « ■ SINGER CO 37fPsln Painter horse (var.) ; -3 bird (var.) 17 Restless Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn 240 Chapel Rd. K i r t h o f 27 Moccasin r 856 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER A N I P E A -- “ IT mowers. Also Homeiite chain South Windsor 28 Reluctant 528-3391 31 Ridicule r nr M 3 -2 7 1 1 875-3136 saws and International Club 34 Sun Cadet Traotors, Rental equlp- EXPERIENCED IT (Rockville, Ton Frep) custodian WANTED home for 35 Number , ment and sharpening service wanted for part-time work eve­ calico kitten. Call after 5:30, OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAN8 38 Full under­ on all makes. L A M Equip­ standing SRiRLti ROlUSroN nings. Must be over 21. Cali 649-4617, anytime on weekends. ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 646-6334. r AXE lou o u rs \MilLE WE WERE WB KNEW IT WAS A ?OOL-'I 41 Flee (slang) 878-7609 Manchester Exchange cmcACC, ILL. MONGREL PUPPIES. 6 weeks SOME KIKIDA WAmNOR3R')OU ISH BBT FOR US, BUT. ' 42 Atmosphere Trouble Reaching Our AdYorHsar? — Enterprise 1945. 01*B» k. L’o'ed >te'/«e 43 Persian old, medium sized. $5.00 Ron­ NUTS? WHATS VOUR MOTHER BET LUCKILir WE TOOK HER UF ' ---- - — *- ald Sagllo Route 85, Hebron, Z I 2 : VTMAT FOR? US A BOOK TtXI'P tribesman 14-Hour Answering Service TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, ACCOUNTANT WALK RISHT FAST 44 Australian building lots cleared, trees top- Htoting and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Help Wanted— 1-238-9095. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWlLLIAMS THE ALAILBOKWrrM bird THAT LETTER IKJ 45 Greek sylvan FIm to Herald Readars ped. Got a tree problem? Well m A M Plumbing A li^U n^ Female 35 3B MINATURE female red dauchs- Y HXIR HAND.' worth phone MAll call, 742-8252.VAO_OOKF> ^ Excellent opportunity for aARy...aARv... I KNEW WE demigod Service calls our specialty. No hund, shots and papers, $100. WHERE ARE YOU ? S H O U LD N 'T WESTINOHOUSE Electric Cor­ person with accounting 48 WlngUke Want Information on one of our clasalfled adverUsementsT Job Is too small. Free IMMEDIATE openings high Call 10:30 until 2 p.m., or af­ COME BACK HERE HAVE TAKEN part No answer at the telephone Ustedt Simpty caO flie TREE removal-Trimming. Rea­ poration has an opening for a background. College or ac­ ter 5, week days, weekends rMHAEDIATELV.' A ORCEN sonable rates. Covered for estimates gladly given. Call school juniors or sophomores, person in the credit department counting school Is a definite K ID S C U B A 49 Fountain 649-2871. anytime. 742-9166. P IV IN O ; drinks property damage. Got a tree for part-time summer and af­ with knowledge of payment requirement along with two 51 Line con> EDWARDS problem? Call Dana’s Tree ter school work. Good pay, processing, typing and col­ years experience in the gen­ necting point Service, 622-8429. Millinery, good gratuities. Apply In per­ lections. Five day week, with eral accounting field. In ad­ Liv* Sfock 42 of equal value ANSWERIND SERVICE son. Brass Key Restaurant, 829 all company fringe benefits. 53 Unusual WE WILL give a 'new barrel dition to a challenging as Dressmaking 19 Main St. Salary comensurate -with ex­ slgnment this position pro­ (Latin) ST free to anyone that wants their perience. Phone Mr. Spaethe TWO YEAR old registered Shrop 54 Porcelain 649-0500 875-2519 barrel emptied on a monthly DRESSMAKINa - AlteraOons vides above average salary, or Mr. Donahue at 289-7931. excellent working condi­ mm, proven. Call 643-6680. run. At a charge of $1 a mUP/ reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and Refrigerators, washers and interview. Easy access to 107 Burnside Avenue, East PHARMACIST—wanted In busy sites, $25 and up. Delivered. G IV E M E 1965 COUNTRY Squire staUon deliver, 649-7968. stove moving, specialty. Fold­ Route 84. Hartford. down town Hartford store. W. Zlnker, Wtndsorville Rd., 7-* For Your iiysIS THE EU3HTH WONDER NiaAB«TMEi»aihRaR wagon with atandord shift, new ing chairs for rent. 849-0752. Starting salary over $1,000 a Ellington. Call 872-4843 after A L L Y O U R Infomiatioii tires, lock rear end, low mile- MARINO Services. (Form­ MOTHERS — Working 3 nights month, bonus plan and good in- a week from 8 to 11. will earn 4 p.m. C R E D IT C A R D C / age, excellent condition. Call erly MAM Rubbish). Exclusive cenUve. Write Box ‘■RR’’, Man­ THE HERALD wUl not 644-8090. attic,' cellar, garage, apart­ fain tin g — Papering 21 PIONEER SYSTEMS Inc. you $60 or more selling chester Herald. TOBACCO netting. Good for SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAl. disclose the Identity of ment, estate cleaning by ap­ Queen’s Way to Fashion, $800 lawns, trees, and berry bush any advertiser using box pointment only. Free esti­ NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ MANCHESTER, CONN. in fashions free. Call Meridlth PART-TIME fuel oil driver, covers. Call Rockville Scraji letters. Readers answer­ 1969 MOA. Excellent condition, mates, allowance on resalable ing, paperhanging, paper re­ Ray, 649-2259. nights, hours 5-12 p.m., 8 or Company, 872-6587. ing blind box ads who $700. If interested call 649-4696. items. 647-1043. moval. Free estimates and dec­ 4 nights a week. Apply In per­ TJT desire to protect their orating service. Quality work- PARTY iplan manager and de­ son. Moriarty Bros., 301 Center SCREENED loam, processed identity can follow this VOLKSWAGEN, 1965, Brand RUBBISH — trash removed to manship, neat, competent serv--, PART-TIME secretary wanted monstrators wanted by leading St., Manchester. gravel, also bank run gravel. procedure; new engine. Excellent con- the dump, lawns maintained. ice. Call 647-9564. for Second Congregational toy party company. Top line, George H. Griffing, 742-7886. top money-making deal. Noth­ ARE YOU TIRED of fighting Enclose your reply to the diUon, can be seen at Car Vil­ Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. Church of North Coventry. For lage, 251 Broad Street, Man­ L. PELLETIER — Painting — details call Mrs. Rose Robert- ing to buy, everything supplied. your way to and from weirk 30 CUBIC FOOT farm freezer, box In an envelope — $400. CaU 643-7490 after 5:30 address to the CHassi- chester, 643-9566. TYPING, mimeographing, key­ interior and exterior, papering -son, 742-6164. Write or call collect. Mutual every day? How would you like fied Manager, Manchester punching. Resumes, reports, and paper removal, fully in­ Toy Parties, Box 27, Brookline, to work In a pleasant suburban p.m. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE n Evening Herald, together PLYMOUTH. 1966 Fury m , 2- proposals, theses, letters, bul­ sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. CAPABLE hairdresser good sal- M*ass. (617) 277-6562. atmosphere with access on a door convertible, power steer­ letins, billing. Low rates, serv­ ^ ary and commission, good op^ TWO AIR-CONDinOiraRS. one with a memo listing the Spe­ super highway In the near fu­ E*IL TIM VIL; 6 0 AROUND TH E WORLD.' companies you do NOT ing, automatic transmission, ice around the cloclj, 20 NABIE ABUTIES «■> STHOMS Shop, 757 Main St. ing machines and 'lathes, at $1 each. About 3,000 square ABOUT B ^ O O O CHARACTER. is one you've mentioned. VOLKSWAGEN 1964, TeZ clean. 876-8401. ing cosmetic business, full or AgEWESOlNB J • HM If MIA Iw.TM. Bs» lU f« . 0«L O M C A i. If not it will be handled mechanically good, $796. Call WILEY AND CURRY lawn and engine and turret and all feet of 12” tobacco bam boards. TO LIVE ON? INTERIOR -and exterior paint­ part-time. Set your own hours. around machinist. We are also in the usual manner. 649-5668 an>ytime. landscaping service. Call 643- No door to door. Selling ex­ CaU 876-1018 after 6 p.m. 7953, 649-7896, after 6 p.mr ing and papering. Call Phil In need of a custodian. We offer I 1962 OLDSMOBILE Starfire, Denoncourt, 742-6173. Night Keypunch Operator perience helpful but not In return pleasant working con­ COMPLETE BASEBOARD hot hardtop, power steering, power necessary. For interview. Call ditions, paid holidays, overtime water heating system. Call 649- Lott and Found 1 . brakes, $600 or best offer. 643- HTousehold Services PAINTING — interior and ex­ Opening for an experienced 1-429-5823. and good insurance benefits. 8691. LOST — Large male buff cat 5338. Offered 13-A terior, very reasonable. free keypunch operator to work We are an equal opportunity estimates. Call Richard evenings from 6 to 10 on a employer. Interested? EMCO CARPETS and life too can be named Miff, vicinity of Haw- 1967 OLDSMOBILE P-85,^tand- beautiful if you use Blue thone Street. Reward. Call 649- SEWING MACHINES — All Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. part-time basis. Hours may Help Wanted— Male 3ft Corporation, Bolton. Call 649- ard shift, 6 cylinder. Immacu­ be varied. Excellent wages 6258. Lustre. Rent Electric sham- 0945. makes, domestic and imports p a in t in g -Tea^~with fif- pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. late condition. Call 643-4412. expertly repaired. Work guar­ .and working conditions, con­ OIL b u r n e r service man of­ LOST — Gray and white spay­ teen years painting experience venient free parking. Apply fering good pay, vacation, paid AUTO MECHANICS, all bene- 1964 FORD, Fairlane, 2-door anteed. ABC Appliance Repair, desires painting contracts. FOR BETTER cleaning, to keep ed female cat, vicinity west 41 Oak Street, Manchester, 649- holidays, uniforms, Insumnce fits. Apply Chorches Motors ‘My dog likBB girit!" sedan, standard transmission, Free estimates. E. Yoemans, and. other fringe benefits. Call Inc., 643-2791. colors gleaming, use Blue MICKY FINN side, black nose. 649-0194. reasonably priced. Call 643- 8879. Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent BY LANK LEONARD 742-8907. FIRST NATIONAL 289-5431 or apply Kasden Fuel AliAIMN MUTTON? LOST —TEN weeks old puppy, 1826. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, Co., 340 Tolland St., East Hart­ electric shampooer $1. The I'M THE PRESIDENT OF THE OH,vesj 'Y IT'S NOT WHAT YOU CAN STORES INC Sherwin-Williams Co. NEVES HEARD OF AtUTTON AtATTRESS COMRANY/ VVELL, WHAT DO FOR AAE, SHERIFF/ ®ol^' I960 FORD, 6 cylinder standard, retaped and recorded. 646-0273. ford. Salesmen Wanted 36-A H IM -B U T SEND HIM I'M SURE VOUVE HEARD OUR WHAT 1 CAN DO FOR Y STEVE CANYON herd, male. Lost July 10, Bol­ 649-2971. Floor Finishing 24 PARK & OAKLAND AVES. IN, DELANEV/ SLOGAN, SHERIFF— rSLEFP FOR VOJ, BY MILTON CANIPP new tires, good body, $175. or V^REHOUSEMEN, night shift, TAKE SOIL away the Blue UKBA LAMB ON A MUTTON ton Lake area. Reward. Call best offer. 646-6806. f l o o r sa n d in g and refinish­ EAST HARTFORD, CONN. LICENSED Real Estate sal: Lustre way from carpets and M R .AVfnO N? 646-1758, 643-0890, ask for B.J. REWEAVING of bums, moth- good working conditions and men with previous experience. MATTRESS*/ BUT EVEN FOUR LAN0IIA6ES CANT TELL STEVE AND NERVY holes, zippers repaired. Win­ ing, old and new. All floors benefits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye upholstery. Rent electric sham­ X DIFFERENTLY— ABOVE THE SOUND OF THE ROARIN6 SN- 1967 MUSTANG Pastback, V-8 treated with 3 coats of hot wax. CaU Mr. Philbrick, Phllbrick pooer $1. Paul’s Paint & Wall­ 6INE OF THE POWER SLED.... ------e g LOST — Passbook No. 87768 automatic, power steering, $1,- dow shades made to measure, . ______St., South Windsor. Agency, 649-5347. NEEW KOAU Savings Bank of Manchester. all size Venetian blinds. Keys cleaning and rewaxlng. interesting position open at paper Supply. I - — WB ' Ln/J ^^^^STO P-O RW ET 895. 649-9820. CPoarzi) JUMPS Application made for payment. made while you wait. Tape r e - ______Call 643-0381. ______Case Bros., Division of 'Boise MALE HELP wanted to receive ARR6tER!^UFHALTEnT1?£RMAR£/ SHOOT.' and record goods, and to place REDUCE SAFELY, simply and ABOARD STEVElF ~O0 NOUS -ODER WIR, -O NOI 1963 CHRYSLER, excellent con­ corders for rent. Marlow’s 887 f l o o r SANDING and reflnish- Cascade Corp. for typist with fast with GoBese Tablets. On-: SNOWMOBILE AS TIRER/ SCHIESSEN ' TIRARE/ IXIST — Passbook No. 64176 dition, 4-door, new tires, $1,200. payroll experience, and willing where needed in factory. Help Wanted— HERS CRASHES Main St., 649-5221. j„g (specializing in older ly 98c. Weldon Drug. Savings Bank of Manchester. 649-5850. to learn keypunching and IBM Fringe benefits such aa pension Male or Female 37 ------N------IHID THE REP Application made for payment. NOW IS THE "HME to protect floors)- Inside painting. Paper- operation. Contact H. A. Pace plan, profit sharing, group in­ roadblock and restore orLslnal appear- job too small surance, paid holidays offered. IMMEDIATE opening for hair­ lo st —Passbook No. W 6726 or J. W. McKay for interview. COLOR console TV, 25”. CaU 1961 FIAT, running condition ance of your amesite driveway John Verfaille, 643-9112.______649-2851. Apply Manchester Modes, Pine dresser, guaranteed salary and 644-1907 after 5:30 p.m. Savings Bank of Manchester. $50. CaU 649-5850. with a good coat of protective St., Manchester. commission, excellent opportu­ Application made for payment. sealer. Free estimates. 742- GIRL FRIDAY —To work for EXPERIENCE nity. Duet Beauty Studio, 687 9487. Bonds^Stocks mason contracting firm. One PLUJTOER S'. Middle Tpke., Manchester. Auto Accessories— steady work, new construction, MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Announcements 2 Morrgagus 27 girl office. Must be experienc­ WANTED LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ ed bookkeeper and stenograph­ good hourly rate with overtime. REAL ESTATE aales. Excellent Tires 6 SECOND MORTGAGE — Un ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ er. Excellent opportunity for Inquire Imperial Plumbing Co., commission arrangement. Will Ckan, Late Model THI9I5AN ^ERSENCyl M R AB®?NArVr>' HOW M ANY TIMES HAVE I TOLD TWO BUCKET SEATS from ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. limited funds available for sec 989 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ consider part-time. Pasek, 1 ers, sales and service, bonded ond mortgages, payments to advancement. Starting salary HEUOl 1T3 lAAPERATIVEX YOU NOT ID c m . ME DURINCS WORKING HOURS? , representative. Alfred Amell, Pontiac convertible for sale. 644-8962. $110 per week plus bonuses. sor 644-1521. Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. USED CARS 9PEAK10 OFFICER Inquire 233 Center St. after suit your budget. Expedient HEUOi 647-1719 or 643-4913. CaU 643-9508. EXPERIENCED tractor trailer OW*Zr t u NITY. We need an Top Prices Plaid OONNBCT GILAAARTtN RieffT MORTY M El^KLI 4:30. service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129 BY DICK CAVALU Bullding->- RELIABLE mature woman driver. Steady work for quali­ ambitious high school'graduate For All Mokes! ME WITH fied person. Apply S & D, Inc., who is willing to accept re­ THE PfOK Penoncris ContracHng 14 wanted to babysit, 3 nights per CARTER CHIVROLBt AHA/THAT CAN i\E GOTTOee Schools and Classes 33 week, 3 p.m. to 12. CaU 6 495 Hilliard9 - ______Stteet, Manchester. sponsibility. $100 weekly to 4 5 m ME^NONLVCNE Trailers— start, many fringe benefits In­ PRSCMCT. a^c o e c m s b r j u r Td e 'w a n ted from Oakland rraWTON^H. SMITH & SON -- ciVIL Service Tests Prepare 9758, before 3 or 565-3654 after MECHANIC wanted, salary plus C O ., IN C . . TH iN G. cluding free meals, unlfo^m^, ABOJTCOVBZfNa Street to Conn. Mutual or vi­ Mobile Homes 6-A Remodeling : e ;. Irlng, addi- home for government en­ 1229 Main St. AiyilZAIL. cinity. Hours 8:00 to 4:00. Call tlons, rec rooms, garages, ® P'"'*' commission. 643-6675. Don’s insurance. Opportunity to ad­ 12’, 1966 ARROW Little Chief trance exams. For details send American Service, 128 Tolland vance into supervisory capaci­ Phone 649-5238 649-8671 after 5 p.m. porches and roofing. No Job to National, c-o Box B, Man­ KEYPUNCH OPERATORS — travel trailer. Fully equipped, too small. CaU 649-3144. Alpha-Numeric, temporary full Tpke., Manchester.______ty. Part-time ' positions also like ifew. Call 742-7248. chester Evening Herald. WILL THE PERSON who bor­ or part-time, days, nights. ^ p e r ~MACH1NE helper — , available from 10-2 or 11-3, VMRlU rowed a 40’ magnesium ladder ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ HOniE CAMP TRAILERS for sale or Start near home. Highest opening on 2nd shift, rate: three or more days a week from Erwin E. Davis please rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Holp Wantod— > rates, no fee. Staff Builders, starting at $2. per hour. Also rent. Camel tent trailers and tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ $2.62 per hour. Applications ac­ NOTICE call 649-0496 Fisher campers. Prices $350 to 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 278- cepted daily apply to Rogers part-time afternoon and eve': PRISCILLA'S POP ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Female 35 7610. nlng positions available. Apply BY AL VERMEER $1,600. Five models. Displayed tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- Corp., Mill & Oakland Sts., TOWN OP MANCHESTER Automobilos For Solo 4 on weekends on Route 190 be­ EXECUTIVE secretary for pro­ Manchester, Conn., or tele­ in person at Friendly Ice POSITION VACANCY 'CAMPINO I MOPED synski. Builder. 649-4291. fessional office, Rockville. RELIABLE cleaning ladiy for Cream, Manchester, next to SO I BUT YOU KIMOW WMAT SOMETIMES r tween West Stafford and Staf­ doctor’s office, one day week­ phone Mrs. Helen Roberts, CLERK STENOGRAPHER .A a A IN ? THIS Y E A R DID T, THE PRESIDENT SAID THINK YCXJ TWO NEED CAR? Credit very bid? ford Springs. Weekday eve- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- Must have bookkeeping knowl­ 643-5613. An equal opportunity Caldor’s. ■ WE MK3 MT < 3 0 ^.HAZEL., ABOUT TRAVEUN® Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ edge. Write Box T, Manches­ ly. CaU 640-4708. PART-TIME TO E U R O P E ' ABROAD.' a r e in OAHCX5TS.V nlngs , call Richens Trailer modeling specialist. Additions, employer. DEMONSTRATORS — sell toys $2.43 PER HOUR 7 -ir est Douglas accepts lowest Sales,' Stafford Springs, Conn., rec rooms, dormers, porches, ter Herald. BABYSITTER wanted for four and gifts at 'home parties, no down, smallest payments, any­ 1-684-3287. cabinets, formica, built - Ins, year old. Must be reliable and deliveries. Managers -needed In Record evening meetings — rA IN EASY where. Not small loan finance —; . '~T------, . '"t;------bathrooms, kitchens. 849-3440. have references. Call 646-3318 approximately two per month-^ BY LESLIE TURNER 13’ SHASTA travel trailer, g a s ______-______some areas. Call 588-6584 or company plan. Douglas Mo­ PART-TIMERS before 4:00, after 742-6373. write Laurene, 128 Greenwood on Soundscriber machine. Typ­ tors, 345 Main. refrigerator, 3-burner stove and HOMES, GARAGES, porches, TRAINEE BU«*yi L/ * T^.BNTBD DOailKB 'iJffiRyTHINO IB BBT ▼ CAPTAIN BA5 Y Street, East Hartford. ing of Minutes in rough draft BU»»yi yqtJ1(pA_a§^)V9 = 1 L O I A to 3 - r T U I s t A O B I w ——' » oven, excellent condition. 876- rec rooms, room additions, ADULT GIRLS for full-time I TO 5 TART THE BALL HM/IU6 DINNER WITH Are you interested In 4 or 6 and/or final form. i Shorthand re­ roruw a TONiaHTi 1964 CORVETTE convertible'. 2840. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ counter work at new dairy bar, Wanted to learn estimating . Excellent condition. 2-tops, 36,- hours per day? Openings FRIENDLY Ice Cream at 435 quired. ^ named TUBB>1 eral repair- work. Financing excellent pay. Write Box W, in a mechanical building Main Street. Manchester, has 000 miles, 4-speed posl-traction, for mature women in our Manchester Herald. For applications apply to available. No down payment. kitchen and laundry sec­ trade. Neat appearance and openings for female help avail­ AM-FM radio. $2,300. CaU 649- Mororcyelos— Economy Builders, Inc. 643- PERSONNEL OFFICE, Munici­ tions. Free meals on paid POSITION AVAILABLE, Rock­ intelligent thinking requir­ able 9-3 now, through next year pal Building, 41 Center Street, 1042. Bieyeios 11 6166. ed. , Benefits include a full or longer. Uniforms and food □ mealtime. Pleasant work­ ville Public Health Nursing As­ Manchester, Connecticut. 1966 WHITE Volkswagen, low ing atmosphere. sociation, assistant supervisor, program of life, hospital allowances provided. Earn $50 CARPENTRY— concrete steps, and surgical Insurance, re­ mileage, excellent condition. 1967 BSA, 4,000 miles, good con- floors, hatchways, remodeling, qualified public health nurse to $60 extra. Also males, over Price $1,350. C^ll 643-5463. diUon. CaU 643-2348. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ with B.S. degree. Please enll tirement program and paid eighteen, who can work until ROBIN MALONE THE MEADOWS 875-4961 or write to 82 Park holidays. Modern air-condi­ midnight. Call 649-7738 for ap­ BY BOB LUBBERS 1966 CORVAIR Monza. 4-door, 4- ings, attics finished, rec tioned office.^ Starting sal­ INVITATION rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ 643-117^ St., Rockville. pointment. .YomeeswiEyvEs? speed, radio, heater, white­ 1965 HONDA, 160. Excellent con­ ary $425 per'month. ...FOR s a m iisASou m 0 ..c o c u > walls .$995. Call 643-8277 after 6. er related work. No Job too FOR BIDS AWS.AWLOWeS ESCORT 5HE WALKS W(UW6Ly dition. CaU 647-1760. small. Dan Moran, Builder. SECRETARY — Variety job 6 nLt-BEALIVE„, working In one girl office for APPLIANCE " s ' iNr<7 ze -miTACLee VEr,„6c'MeH0W- CHEVROLET 1962 Bel Air auto­ Evenings 649-&880. 5 PM - 9 P M— Matjure women BOLTON oF*oappoB*ANOze supervisor who travels a great AUTOMATIC I FE6LTHIS/WAV matic, 6, good condition. Phone Butinost SorvIcM for telephone selling, must be deal. Must be a. self-starter SALES PERSON BOARD OF EDUCATION JAWS OFMARAME AU.Be,„jusr 646-6866 after 6 p.m. Roofing—-Siding 1ft dependable and able to work SPRINKLER CORP. Experience preferred BOLTON, CON^. SM IiKT m v 2 ACRlMLdOKer Offoiwl 13 with ability to organize office but not necessary LITTLE SP0S1B Monday through Friday, in our functions and meet rigid dead­ MANCHESTER, CONN. TO SETTLE ESTATE, 1980 THE BEST in roofing — and central'Manchester office. Per­ e Good Wage* Sealed proposals for milk and BY ROUSOM Rambler station wagon, excel­ YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. lines. Good typing skills are a 646-0146 s Company Benefits Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ roof repair. Call Coughlin, manent work, good pay. Call fuel contra Ota for the 19toig9 lent condition with 'alr-condl- 643-7707. must. Shorthand very helpful. e Vacations school year wUI be received by ways sbaled and small truck­ 646-3633 \ after 6:30. \ o Good Wortdng tloncr. $300. May be seen at Excellent employe benefits. the Bolton Board of BductokMi 20 McKee Street. 843-1138. ing done A-1 right. Coll Tre- Call 847-1048 weekends or. 247- Conditions mano Trucking Service toll- until 3 p.m. Monday, Augusi43, 1667, 8 to 5, weekdays. Magnus W. T. imANTS 1968. ^ free. 742-9487. Laboratory Inc., East Hartford, Blanoliester Parkade Specifications for sanio Conn. An equal opportunity em­ See Mr. Tbompeon be obtained at the office oe-uto' ployer. Equal Opportunity <^h< E m ^ y e r ' ■

VGUTBEM . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO^IN., MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN MiKkol Instnow iin 83 Heutus For Solo 71 For Soto n Lotsj For Soto 73 Oat Of Tana O ut Off Town Our Senior CUinem PRE VACATION sale. COOL TREE shaded yard beck­ •VERNON ‘ 7B For Soto 7B Must Defend at Gates Pianos, otgfans, guitars, drums, BERRY’S WORLD ons you to look at this weU con­ s e v e n r o o m custom buUt Co­ Commercial Lot Plus (Oeattamed from Page One) CLASSIFIED lonial. Attached breeseway and b a s t HARTFORD — Ranch 6% band instnimenta. Save to 40 structed 7 room OUonial, nice p r i v a c y — 6 room Ranch, 2 per cent. Ward Music Com­ neighboriiood, among homes of garage, flteplaoe. AuthenUo Large comer lot on well rooms large modem Utohen, 8 'baths, beamed celling, pan- mean retirement from I ‘ Home of woric, church and dvlc ac­ pany, 840 Main Street, op­ better quality. Hurry, mid 20’s. Colonial paneling and decor. traveled rood, oletu: and bedrooms, excellent condition, garages, pond, water- Faulty Intelligence Sorvico MANCHESTER posite Grant’s. Alwajw open Call Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Four bedrooms If needed. ready for a drlve-in opera' $28,000. PhUbrick Aganby R eal­ ‘Wle, ® acres, piiw grove. tion. Yet a looea ohurdi ond A / ADVERTISING evenings. 849-4886. BuUt-lns and convenient walk- tten. Storage ahede and tors, 640-8847. HuttMns ARenoy, Realtora, 640- paster said the elderiy may up attic. One of Mancheetor's rental property et rear., 6824. be the onea to aoive tfaCs jlT'' CLA8BIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MANCHESTER —4 bedroom better locations. Priced in up­ FuU city uUUtles on lot. VERNON July 16th oc- worid. Hurts Saigon Defense cupanoy. 6% room Ranch, flre- ]!l SOUTH WINDSOR 8 AJL to 4i80 PJL WontMl— To Illy 8i home on big wooded lot, 2 fire­ per 20’s. F or appointment caU CaU Don Staco at 876-6611, OOVBNTOY —. SpocAous Cape, To learn and understand (Oonttmisd from Page One) SULLIVAN AVE., SHOPPING CENTER places, larga living room, for­ J. D. Real Estate Co., 6484129. 649-6806. plaos, garage, treed lot. Only 1% baths, pine jianeled Uvlng HOUSEHOLD lots Antiques vnore about the elderiy. The mal dining room, IM baths, $19,900. H. M. Frechette R eal­ room wMh fireplace, 4% acres. Herald has prepared a four- vital details o f Just w here Indi­ strategy works as well In the bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, ty, '647-9098. oltiss as In the coim tryslde. COPT CL06INO TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 2—car garagre. Central location. NEW LISTTNO — Six room Low 20’s. Judith WUhelm Real part series discussing vidual enemy unite are holed up glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ overalsed Cape with full (died W Allied grozmd unite are also MANCHESTER «iM PJL DAT n ra n i mtbijoation Bel A ir Real Estate 648-9882 Betate, 228-9676. where ttwy Uve, their re- lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 dormer. Stones throw from BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. HEBRON —Twelve room Cd- are not part of It. severely hankered by new res­ ■i Mwtoj hi 4tM ».B. Lake S t, Bolton. 849-8247. onlall Two ocree! 4-car gar- VERNON — .Custom built 6% Ugtous Ufa, their physical One U.S. source said logging M ANCH ESraR Main Street. Two fuU baths, Mancheeter Parkade and nMobal heoitth, and trictions on the use of artillary living room with flreplaoe, Mancheater 649-6806 a g e ! Sound tateresUngT CaU room Ranch, aluminum siding, and air power around Saigon, WE BUY and sell antiques, and BUS STOP AT THE DOOR their eoc4al Ufe and group Intelligence has resulted in B52 TODD OOOnDAnOM WILL large kitchen, three car H. M. Frecbette Rss%, 647- rec room, buUt-lns, dishwash­ even to defend themselves,- used furniture, china, glaas sil­ aworenees. Along with the strikes os much as a day behind Of this Colonial home, so garage. In Immaculate oondl- MANCHESTER —overateed lots er, exorilent location, tip top some U.S. officers feel. The ex­ DIALM3-2711 ver, picture frames, old coins, discuasians wiU be deeczip- you can ride not drive to Uon. W olverton Agency, Real­ In preeUge area, level and pri­ condition. Hayes Agency, 646- enemy movem«it toward the guns, pewter, scrap gold, ANDOVER — Moving, must ticna of elderly iMnons, tent of the restrictions'is a mili­ work. Inside this lovriy tora, 649-2818. vate, phone Jacqueline — Rob­ 0181. capital. The Stratofortresses are ContbiMDd From Prtcodbiq Pag* watches, old Jewelry, hob-- eocTlflce for quick aale my 100’ their post and present. tary secret. But the U.S. and home ai« 8 large bedrooms, erts A gency 646-8688. suppoeed to destroy the enemy South Vietnamese commands by coUecttons, painting, attic SIX ROOM Cape m very central Ranch that coat over $98,000. The seitee starts trnnor- baths, a formal dining reportedly feel the restrictions contents or whole estates. Fur­ location. One oar garage, no AA ZONE wooded lot, all city Fabuloue groande, brook, caU row. ■regiments before they oan get room, rec room and more. are necessary to prevent wlde- •oolsaiMiAccMsoriM44 Ho«4lioM Goods 81 niture Repair Service, 848-7449. baoement. Selling fo r $16,600. utlUtiea, reasonably priced. 742-9860. Wontod— R©q| Ettqtaj^77 Into position for on attatdi. $27,900. CaU Don Slsoo, 649- pread devastation In and around 8806. T . J . Crockett, Realtor, 648- Hayea A gency, 646-0181. Most tactioal InteUlgence ap­ U TOOT ALUMmUlI boot wMh SINOBIR JULY uaed aewlng ma- a l l c a s h ‘for your property toe city that would alienate the 1677. ANDCVER — Overlooking lake. parently ooiiMs ffpm electronic Itoatarcraft tn ile r . Call 641- dtbie Jubilee. Savel Save! BOLTON-NEAR Center-heauU- Clean Cape with fuU shed within 24 hours. Avoid red people. 74M after 6:S0 p.m. Rooms Without Roard 59 tape. Instant service. Rayee Drill Master and photographic devices and Portablea from $9.00, conaolea B& l W MANCHESTER —New listing, 6 ful realdenUal area, H i acres. dormer. Four rooms down, one The allied command hopes to from $19.90. U ^ t e d supply ATTRACTIVE sleeping room CaU 649-786r. A ^ o y , 646^)181. the like, most of them carried PLYWOOD Smflah, nykm aail, BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. bedroom Cape, beautiful laii$e up. Space for bath and lav up. by plane. Due to past deznon- break any enemy thrusts to­ DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS demonatrator “ touch and sew” gentleman, shower bath, pri­ ward toe city at the outskirts. Ta*-N«« trailer, good condttioii, Mancheeter Parkade lot, buUt-ins, flreidaoe, garage. Big enclosed front porch. D e^ SEIJLJNO YOUR HOME? FOr In New Mold^ stratlons that U.S. and govern­ machlnea greatly redueedi vate entrance, free parking. But some sources say the two li EVERY WEDNESDAY HI6. complete. Call after 6 Mancheater 640-8806 $19,900. Leonard A gency, R eal­ wooded lot Lake privUeges. prompt courteous service fliat ment troops cannot prevent ene- E asy 1-88 months credit plan. Apply 198 Spruce St. Roiort Freporty plus allied divisions around toe p.m ., 64I-68T2. tora, 640-0469. Only $18,900. T . J . Crockett, gets results, oaU Louis Dimock mey regiments from moving CaU or visit your Singer Sew­ MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, Aids Recruits city are less than half to« num­ THE THOMPSON House — Cot. For S d » 74 R ealtor, 648-1877. Realty, 649-9828. through the countryside, reports 14' 8TARCRAFT, 40 h.p. Bvin- ing Center, 886 Main Bt., Man- fuU shed domer. BYrmal din­ MANCHESTER — New 6-room ber of men required to seal It tage St. centrally located, large on enemy movements from vil­ nide motor, electric atari with cheater, 847-1428. ing room, finished rec room, Ranch, tUe bath, flreplaca, gar­ BOI/rON LAKE, Bolton — 5 BOLTON — Older home, bam, b u y e r s , buyers, buyers! For (Continued from Page One) off. pleasantly furnished rooms, extra lot of record. Handy lo­ age, two pordiea. 616 Burii HUl room summer home secluded out buUdizigs. 2 building lota lagers hM dried up signifioant- POPULAR FANCY traOer. $700. Call 742-7297. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, homes, land, Investment prop­ If government promises to parking. Call 849-2888 for over­ cation. $28,900. PhUbrick Rd., T. Shannon, 668-6662. hldaway, near water, 8 bed­ plus land $20,000. PhUbrick awaken the trainees at 6:80 ly, one source reported. rmngea, automatic washers erty. Call now, Paul J. Cor- protect toe capital cannot be 14’ SBXT-ataft Arkanaas IVavel- night and permanent guest rooma, r o d D Ct o 50 5347. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Parkway. Older three bedroom LEFT OVER 1907 alg-aag sew­ one room with heat, com^ete- ft. floor area. Suitable for re- bedromn home. Country at- ofter my help In every way, but these fish can swim undetected whatever term the Oommu- Mancheater Parkade Cape. Three car garage, five I HA'VE immediate buyers for in Saigon Itself shows that toe ing machines, built-in controla . ly unfumlahed. $48. monthly. taU, wholessLle, storage, ware­ moephere, $20,900. PhUbrick I also toll them* that if they feel nlsls will grant. RAISED RANCH — modern M ancheeter 649-6806 acres, privacy. Only $16,600. two-famUy duplex homes. OaU to make button holes, sew but­ 649-2290. house or small business. Heat­ Agency Realtora, 649-6347. Ottf Off Town like they Just have to g o AWOL POPULAR FANCY CUT NATIVE VEGETABLES kitchen with aU bullt-lns, Hayes A gsn cy,. 946-0181. J. G. Possum Agency, 648-0866. tons on, blind hem dresses, ing and bathroom facilities, MANCHESTER — Custom buUt For Soto 78 then come to me, and I’ll give Pound ONE COMPLETELY furnished SIX ROOM Cape, formal dining formal dining room, famUy 4 make fancy stltcbes. Clearance plenty of parking. $250, 649- 8 room Garrison Colonial. Fam­ them a ride down to the bus sta- housekeeping room aU utiUtles, room, 3 bedrooma, good condi­ room, 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, cans Tomatoes, Sweet Corn price only $88.00 o r you can 6544. Uy room, doubla garaga, wood­ MANBFIELD-^Ralsed Bonch, 7 don.’-’ ample parking. Suitable one tion, $17,900. PhUbrick Agency 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, |84,- Hiimphrey and Nixon pay $4.20 per month. War tree ed lot, d t y utUlUes. Hayes rooms, 2 baths, 2 firsplacee, 2- Shows Optimism GREEN BEANS 900. PhUbrick A gency Realtora, Rodriguez says M from which to For Rant 64 large living room with dining dormer, front to rear living The Moscow ito New York Aeroflot took a full-page ad to­ we can legitimately say that choose needlework patterns. Only >504 sunny dining area, 20’ living OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND FAIHION conscious women - 's e n d L, ^ 2 {fireplaces, three bed­ room, fireplace, formal dining flight via Aeroflot Is scheduled day in The New York Times. such protest and demonstration now tor our letest issue of the Spring STORE FOR RENT —. down room. Downstairs completely 3 lbs. of Poaches or Vi Qallon Orange Juice STAR QUILTS. Twelve interesting de room s, l\i baths, finished rec room, picture book kitchen, at­ d«m a io brothers From 7:00 A,M, to 6:00 P,M, to take 12 hours and 40 minutes, The airline also put an ad for is our only recourse. But until t Sommer '68 Sasic FASHION ~ 504 signs-Star Flower, a charming applique,- town Mancheater, State finished and heated. Mini-park- room, carport. Large treed tached garage, park- Uke 184 PARK SYBBDT with-the return trip estimated at the service In last Friday’s edi­ toat time, there is no real ex­ and Variable Star-.three different ways Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ like yard. Teen’s. Wolverton lot. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ 8 M -M 8 9 Inquire about our SUMMER and FAIL grounds. Only $21,000. Char- SINCE 19t0 4«S-7«n 11 hours and 30 minutes. Pan tion of Vechernyaya Moscow— cuse for giving up the fight to make a quilt but still use same er, State Theatre, e48-78S2. A gency Realtors, 649-2813. tors, 649-6847. Bon R eal Estate 648-0688. units! Pattern pieces directions! QUO NURSERY PROGRAM , . . Am will take 11 hours and 45 Evening Moscow—a tabloid within toe structures of toe -isly 504 ■ etpy. minutes to fly from Moscow to with a small circulation. Democratic party," he said.

t-t ‘ PAGB TW£RTy MONDAY, JULY 16k IMS iianrtrP0trr Earning ErrnUi A'verage Dally Net Frees Rnn The Weather For 'The Week Ended Tonight fair, continued warm, Manchester WATES will meet Jons 18, 1883 Police Probing Open Every Day humid. Lorw about 70. Fog, haze About Town tomorrow at the Italian Ameri­ Police Arrests Condomintum Application tomorrow mornlqg becoming can Club. Welgfalng-in will be lianrljFfitFr Euptittig BFralli partly sunny, hot, humU. High A Fair WorkaiM^ win b« held Reported Thefts The Year 'Roundl. from 7 to 8 p.m. h s » iin s 15,105 in 60s. Wedneeday at 7 p.m. In Cooper An East Hariford youth was Before Planners Tonight Han South Mathodlat Church. Cash in the amount of $60 Hanehester-^A City of Village Charm at charged with breach of peace I The Ladies Aid of the Lu­ was reported taken from a reg­ Friday night after a fight with Past experiences and present grounds, that it had legalLv com­ theran W o m e n*s Missionary YOL. LXXXVn, NO. 243 (Claseined Advsrttolag on Page 18) The Junior High Fellowahtp ister at the Public Market 806 another youth over a girl at the Indloattons point to the pres­ piled with the tovm regidattons New Store Hours! (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1968 PRICE TEN CENTS Summer Program for tfaoae who League of Zion Evangelical Lu­ George For Teens off Tolland ence of a la ^ e crowd tonight at tor constructing a group dweU- theran Church will have a pot- Main St. yesterday. have flnlahed Oradea 7, 8 and 0 Tpke. the Buckley School when the big complex in Reridence Zone win meet Wedneaday at 7 p.m. luck at its meeting Wednesday Store workers reported that the store closed at 1:16 yester­ Real R. Turcotte, 16, was Town Planning Commission con­ A and that the pommtoeton fatl- at Emanuel Ljutheran Church, at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ducts a public hearing on the sd to advertise its decision in a OPEN THURSDAY t heee programa are apcmaored irvln Secor, 84 Glenn Rd., East day and that they returned at scheduled to appear in Man­ 2 p.m. after having coffee and chester Circuit Court today. He second plan revision of the pro­ local publication. The law firm by the Emanuel Lutheran, Con­ Hartford. Co-hostesses are Mrs. of Lessner, Rottner, Karp and Raymond Dey and Mrs. Ed­ found that 50 dollar bills were was held in Jail overnight in posed Green Manor condomin­ cordia Lutheran and South ium for the north side of Lydall Pleplev is representing Green NIGHTS tiU 9HM) Methodiat Churches. The theme ward Hein. Members are rc- missing from the register. lieu of bond. Robert Barrett of 90 Valley Leonard F. Rock, 18, of Tol­ St. near Vernon St. Manor in the case. will be 'Khlala In America ■— . minded to bring mite boxes. In February, a revised plan Study Urges Revamp Hope Ihrough Action.** St. reported that five six packs land was charged at 8:26 p.m. The 'Commission has already of beer and two pounds of lunch yesteiday with illegal passing denied applications filed on the for tiM project was submitted to Mon. thro Sat 9HH) to 5:30 Mystic Review, NABA, will meat were taken from his home on the right after being observ­ the oommiaalan that Included . "Fairy Talea" will be told dur­ meet tomorrow night at 8 at Odd large project In November of while he was away yesterday. ed by a patrolman at Paric and last year and in February of several recommended dianges ing a elory hour for children Fellows Hall. with a density of less than 800 tram 4 to 8 years tomorrow from He reported that the back door St. James Sts. He is scheduled this year, and a court appeal on Have Yon Tried Keltb’e "Ono-Stop Sht^iplnf?’’ was locked when he left and for court appearance July 29. the denial la pending. units. It, too, was rejected for 10:80 to 11:15 a.m. in the Junior the original reasons by a unani­ e We’D Come To Yonr 0 An Fnrchaaea Injected Room of Mary Cheney Library. Manchester ■ Chapter of Dis­ upon his return he found (he door open. More than 6(M citizens packed mous decision. Oommlsslon Home To Advioe Yon! Before DeUvwyl abled American Veterans and its into Buckley Sdiool, the site of Of Post Office Service Mrs. Leo Rcwe of 20 Kari St. members also remarked at that *niomaa Miosaer of 141 Brook­ Auxiliary will sponsor a hotdog 0 Ueo Onr New Itevolv- 0 Wo Have Torroe To reported to police that one dol­ Orchestra Seeks tonight’s hearing, last October time that the plan was sUU clut­ big Credit Flan! Please Everyone! field S t is vislUng Mr. and Mrs. roast at Rocky Hill Veterans to hear the original Green Man­ WASHINGTON (AP)—A commission named by Hospital tonight. All members lar Was taken from the top of tered. Charles Moszer, his brother and her.T.V. end another dollar and String Players or plan thait called tor 302 dwell­ Tonight’s proposal plan rsvi- President Johnson urged today creation of a special sister-in-law, in Upland, Calif., planning to attend will be at ing units, 30 one-bedroom, 60 the hospital at 6. some change from her purse. aion to for 212 inlts, a silbstan- corporation to operate the nation’s postal service and where Charles Mouer is at­ Also, she said a piggy bank was The organizing committee of two-bedroom, 162 three-bedroom 'Hal cut, and Includsa a much elimination of all political jobs in the mail service. tending Chaffee College. pried open but that the pronies the newly formed Connecticut and 30 four-bedroom homes, ar­ looser dorign' with 134 three- A V ' / f / f I'lirniturt' The Political Scene The Commission on Postal Organization, headed by Manchester Junior Women’s were not taken which It con­ String Orchestra invites any in­ ranged in a town house. At that bedroom, 66 two-bedroom and By The Aaaoolated Pr«M Reagan Isavss Thursday for Frederick R. Kappel, also recommended tha postal epr- TTie Wednesday Evening Bible Club will have a theater party tained. • terested string players to Join time, the indlvldua] units were 22 one-bedroom apartments. Class will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 27, at the Stor- with them in the fall for re­ expected to be offered for prices I I I ) M A I N ■> I M A rj. H I I Mt Callfernla Gov. Ronald Rea­ OOF fund-raising iq>p*arances poration itself establish mail rates — subjed; only to hearsals weekly in preparation The condominium concept is gan soya his swing through the fit Texas, Arluuiaas, Virginia., vote by Congress. at the Calvary Church. rowtown Theater, West Spring- ranging from $15,000-$23,000. where each unit to sold as a field, Mass. Ticket returns close for two concerts In the coming Oj^oalte the Bennet Junior High School en South beginning this week will North Carolina, and Alabama. Kappel is the retired board chairman of Ameidican PubRc Record season. The members of this Last June, the commission house with each occiqMint hav­ be aimed against vtoat some The Hairia Survey released The Church of Christ, Lydall Thursday and may be made to Lower (South End) Main Street, Pbone 8U-4U8 Telephone & Telegraph Oorp. group were members of the granted a zone change, includ­ ing a deed and title and being Republicans consider a growing Monday showed Wallace fa­ ------In a statement issued with the and Veraon Sts., will cofiduct Mrs. Raymond Lydon of 156 ing the 51-acre tract that the Warrantee Deed former Hartford String Orches­ resporalble (or the rnalntsnance threat from former Alabama vored by 16 per cent of the vot- 212-page commission report, Its regular midweek Bible class­ Clinton Dr., W iping, or Mrs. L A M Homes of Hartford to condominium would be bulU up­ of hto home. The owner also boa es and worship Wednesday at H. Stephen Harvey, 60 Hudson tra, and Uie new group is an out­ Gov. George C. Wallace. ere, and taking twice as many Johnson did not specifically en- Ronald F. and Dolorro A. La- growth (he fonner group. on, from Rural Residence to the right to sell his. unit at wUl. votes from Republican candi­ 7 :S0 p.m. St liberte of East Hartford, prop­ Residence A. ’Third party prealdMrtial can­ P I A M # dorse toe group’s findings for It is the intention of the com­ Also on tonigHt’s agenda are didate Wallacs has been show­ dates as from Democrats. fi- vF vvd. A Ai«UI> revolutionary changes In the erty known as Lot No. 12 off mittee of the Connecticut String The original denial was based appUcaiUona tor a 27-unlt apart­ PoUrter Louis Harris said in a Redwood Rd., conveyance tax ing increasing strength in public Post Office Department. Orchestra to include more string on a three-part platform that: ment oomplex on N. Mlato St., opinion polls and Reagan said copyright Washington Post sto­ $25.30. 1. The project was ' not in But he said: players from a wider area. The south of Grove S t; and a 50- Monday that Alabama Republi­ ry half Wallace's strength Is in For Region "TTie report. . . renders a so­ WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES WiUard J. Horton to Marjorie organizing committee consists keeping with the town’s compre­ unK complex on Oakland St. the South. F. Hortosi, property of 66 Moun­ cans In particular were con­ bering judgment on what is re­ Robert Deaiv preetdent; Charles hensive plan which calls for low­ southeast of South St' cerned about speculation Wal­ The Gallup Poll reported Sun­ tain Rd., sale price $5,500. er density living in that area. quired to provide for excellent Palmer, personnel manager; In addition, the commission lace "might eat Into Republican day that Wallace ahows 16 per Gets Boost postal service in the years Quitclaim Deed Nathan Freeman, subscription 2. That it would endanger the wUl beer three excavatton per­ cent voter support, and said ...... Town of Mandiester to Her­ votes. ahead." Day In Day Ouf manager; Patricia Rothman, public health, safety and wel­ mit appHcallons filsd by the "Very frankly," Reagan said (hat was nearly twice the WASHINOTON (AP) — The man Yules of 99 E. Center St., secretary; Barbara Embser, fare by creating traffic prob­ Savin Bros, tor propertlss on the streugtli he showed in April. Johnson said the report 65 acres formerly owned by the in Sacramento, "the Republi­ Dlckey-Lincoln School Hydro- should_____ be widely_ read______and publicity; Betty Knorr, li­ lems, overcrowding schools, east side of Gardner S t, the cans asked me because of the New York Gov. Nelson A. Manchester Water Oo. at the and having inadequate fire pro­ (AP Phototsg) electric Proj^ In n o ^rn studied” and announced It wUl brarian. north side of Porter S t, and on strength of Gov. Wallace. He is Rockefeller, announced GOP Matoe’ d ^ b e d a monto ago ^ ^viewed by the toastmaster on PRESCRIPTIONS Bolton-Mandiester town line and Prospective members may tection. Camp Meeting Rd. Special Vip jet arrives from United States here to­ contender, said meanwhSe Ms near Birch Mt. Rd. going to change toe balance, asdoom e^tolsye«,hasre- general and the budget director, contact Charies Palmer, 22 Pen­ 8. TUs type of project to not possibly.” nationwide poll to indicate ^ved a i^ent sl^ in 1^ ^ jhelr views to , . . resulting in meaningful Frank E. Wyman of South to keejdng whh existing dweH- day for opening of direct New York-Moscow air dleton Rd., Granby, or Barbara XiereT Cenr Service 'The South also is con.«4d erred whether he or Richard M. Nixon from the Senate Appropriations Gate Apartments, RockvUle, to Embser, 39 Judith Dr., Man­ inga.ln the area or with the would be the strongest Republi­ savings to you every day! the Humble Oil A Refining Oo., service. Sign on air terminal in background says Fortas Tells His Role Reagan’s greatest source of * The government would own chester, for more information. area’s orderly development and presidential strength outside can candidate will be conducted No 19s and downs in yonr Preaerlption Pelham, N.T., property at 484 growth. fafim y^“n o S ^ “t h e % k S ^ oorporatKm operating the “MOSCOW SHEREMETIBVO AIRPORT.” . California. The governor says July 22-28. lacimy, now in me p ia n ^ postal service under the com- oasts—no **dlsooimta** today, **Begn]ar E. Middle TiAe. Ttte Green Manor Co. fUed a Rockefeller said he is con­ prices** tomcMTOw! Trade Name he is not a presidential contend­ Et^e. remains uwertaln. proposals Center St. HiUUpB 60 et 436 Mrs. McCarthy protest against the oommtoslon'e In White House Talks er but a» a favorite-son candi­ vinced delegates want to nomi­ The appropriations committee No **Mdiioed speoials**—no "tenqtoraiy ruling last November oh (be date could become one at the nate a winning candidate and approved Monday toe $1,278,000 In a letter to Jehnson, Kappel Center St. to Charles E. York WASHINGTON AP -Justice who sits In toe meeting while said: "The corporate form rednotloDS** en Prescriptions to loro of East Hartford and Edward L. First Exchange Ends GOP national convention next said the poll results will be an­ requested by the administration eastomen! (iets WWI Post Abe, Fortas told the Senate others express toelr views,’’ nounced as soon as possible be­ ______would permit much more suc- Fardon cf 40 Olcott St. Judiciary Committee today he Fortas said. He continued that month In Miami Beach. for continued planning and en. At the same time, there is never any Building Permits fore the OOP convention wMch ^ e'e rin g work In toe current cessful operation of what has Of State Unit participated ih White House the President "turns to me last begins Aug. 6. become a major business activi­ compromise In service or quality! To Johin Gibson of 321 HU- Want $5000? meetings on the Vietnam war to summarize.’’ ftccal year. Mrs. Mary McCarthy of VeiL Rockefeller’s candidacy was ty than is possible under pres­ Uard St., fence, $50. Pan-Am VIP Ship and on riots in toe cities. This alone, be said, was toe The item was included In a ent circumstances." YOU GET OUB LOVPEST To Recreational Products of non, past president of the Man­ But he insisted his role was endorsed Monday by Colorado $4.7 billion bUl which Includes chester Auxiliary of Veterans function he served at White Gov. Jeroented said he was not bringing any The mgerian government in serious probetm in daas and We start off Tuesday The Ust also Included Dixon In Zurich, Switzerland, repre- with a SPRITE . . . Donnelley, U.S. asstotont secre­ ’ (See Page Bight) senta,tives of two large West (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Eight) COKE Special . . . Used Carr Buy 1 8-pack carton SPRITE at the regnlar price World Communists in Dispute and get 1 carton 1st Anniversary * 8-padc COKE at HALF PRICE P ^ h u r s t Sale continues Radio in China. Troop Pullout Delayed on Buyers Jumbo ScotTowels PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia Maj. Gen. Vaclav Prchllk, a . 31c Calls for Revolt (AP) —The Soviet Union has top Czechoslovak defense offi­ Sale again delayed withdrawal of its cial, announed Monday night Cott Diet Low Gal HONG KONG (AP) — A mys­ ists which con "bend" radio troops from Czechoslovak^ and that a large contingent of So'vlet tery Chinese radio station call­ waives and there are some here along with four East European troops Is delaying Its departure The whole used cor inventory will be sold at GINGER ALE ing itself "voice of toe Peo|>les who believe the transmitter '.allies has sent a letter to the six more days. or SODA UbsxaiUon Army" haa caUed may be located on Formosa. new liberal regime in Prague. 5 full qte. 99c Prchllk said the troops would DISCOUNT PRICES! ^ upon PLA conunandsirB end Professional China analysts Contents of the letter were not leave the country next Sunday (contents) ^Tremendous savings on troops throughout Red China to here tend to believe that the disclosed, but it was the product ratoer than today as they had Cott Regular prepare for a “true Gonunu- station Is transmitting from of a conference In Warsaw of promised. 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He also Would you believe a, pet tortoise named “Mister" who likes to be cuddled and 18 OAK ST. — MANCHESTER Is the dirtiest event md the threat of Soviet military inter­ Provhuce, or in Hupei’s Wuhan vention In the continued pres­ raid' members riiould be prev­ spoonfed cornflakes for breakfast? Well, he’s for real and a Manchester resi­ area—the latter a hot-bed of most sliameful exploit In our ented from forming blocs within 512 W. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER 643-1511 country’s history." ence In their qountry of Soviet Pinehursf (Next to Carriage Houte Salon) ‘ antl-Maolat activities for more troops who came for training the alliance. dent in the John Moffat family at 223 Blueridge Dr. Munching happily on a They liave also accused Mao, Prchllk said the calling of the 302 MAIN than a year. exercises that ended more than 'bowful. he’s perched here on the lap of Pamela, 14, oldest of the Moffat chil­ ^ Sophisticated equipment ex­ (See Page Fifteen) two weeks ago. (See Page Fifteen) dren. For the rest of the details, sbe story on page 9. (Herald photo by Coe)

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