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The band, with Towering 864-feet above the flight early next year will have ’The My ’Tho area is heavily pith hehnet for donations at right, were playing “Never On Sunday.” huge crawler, the Saturn 6 and similar goals. If there are no infested by guerrillas and the ita Apollo spacecraft were an major problems, a three-man roads around it have been a spe­ impressive sight to the more Apollo crew will ride the third cial target of the Viet Cong re­ than 200 NASA o fficia ls and Saturn 0 into earth orbit next cently. The timing of today’s Hartford Policeman Dead newsmen gathered here for the year to rehearse for a moon blast was a reminder of the roU-out ceremony. Also perched (Communists’ continuing efforts Go-Go Sound 12 to 16 lb. “Ace” 7x50 Center Focus KEYSTO SUPER 8 ZOOM MODEL upright on the transporter was a NASA will not schedule a to disrupt the election cam­ GENERAL ELECTRIC 880-foot mobile launching tower manned lunar landing flight un­ paign. to service the rocket. til it has fully qualified both the Ground fighting continued in a HULA HOOP Bowling Balls BINOCULARS AUTO IC MOVIE CAMERA Creeping on its tank-like rocket and spacecraft. lull and heavy weather restrict­ Portable VAC. Suspect in Slaying The first Saturn 6 flight, IV' ed air raids on North Vietnam treads at about half a mile an originally scheduled for early YOUR 8 8 Our Reg. L ^ /8 7 hour, the crawler drivers ex­ Friday. 67.87 pected to take at least eight this year, has been delayed In the last 24 hours, the Ooin- Our Reg. CHOia •70 87 several months by technical hours to travel the S.6-mlle ft 'j. munlsts have blown up eight 1.4 7 problem s. 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' s ^ X V v r-’ s>‘‘'vA in flair condition today at called headquarters and was told Mrs. Shirley Stanski of Hart- ting the giant too flight. ’The In Auto Talks 1966. Today Rockwell is dead and Patler is in jail, A Vietnamese spokesman said Haitford Hospital, his the- man was wanted. ford; ... a brother, — --Kenneth------Young------scheduleo...... calls for an October charged with his murder. (AP Photofax) a hamlet chief waa murdered room guarded by onicers. Witnesses said Young took the of Elmwood and a grandchild. launching, but there is a good DETROIT (AP) — Company man into his cruiser, vdiere a chance of delay because the Friday night by guerrlUaa Robert S. DelOado, shot in the ’The funeral will be held Tues­ and union negotiators today side by the officer before he fight started for possession of launch preparation crew will be dressed in Vietnamese army day at 8:30 ' a.m. from the uniform s. MOFRG died, probably will be arraigned the officers’ .88-caliber pistol. Ahem Funeral Home, 180 working with a new rocket and mapped strategy hehlnd the [I Ttotipoifvt 18 Ib. Automatic Monday, police said. ’Ihe officer fired at the man, Farmington Ave., Hartford, a new launch pad. scenes for a showdown Tuesday Former Aide Held ’Three of the bridges were on DOad is H arvey R . Young, 40, a 16-year-old witness said, and wi;b a solemn high MSass of re­ When the rocket leaves the as the contract deadline nears Highway 1 along the coast. Deluxe of South Windsor. He is sur­ hit him in the side. quiem at St. Joseph’s Cathedral, ground, it will roar into the sky for the Big ’Three automakers. Emergency repairs allowed Washer vived by his widow and three nie witness, a boy, told po­ Hartford, at 0. Burial will be in on 7.6 million pounds of thrust ’The job before them is to traffic to start moving again to­ children. lice that the man took Young’s Soldiers Field, Northwood generated by five first-stage en­ reach a new agreement by a In Rockwell Death day. 12 lb. Automatic In one area not obscured by Police said Young had driven gun and ran from the car.^Tne Cemetery, Wilson. gines. This is nearly five times week from Wednesday, when “Thin-Wall” A R U N G ’TON, V a. (A P ) — P o­ Matthias Koehl, second in * < - ' to Charter Oak TeArace, a Hart­ officer pursued, engaged tHe BMends may call at the fu­ greater than the thrust of any current three-year pacta expire. bad weather, U.S. Navy jets U'+ Get Caldor*8 lice held the former Nasi fire­ command to Rockwell, told from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf Washer ford bousing project, late Friday man in a fight, and shots rang neral home tomorrow and Mon­ previous U.S. booster and is be­ Financial and labor esqperts at newsmen: “ I don’t know of any­ . ------:------7------out. day from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. lieved to be at least twice the General Motors Oorp., Ford Mo­ brand accused of slaying party attacked North Vietnam’s main Freezer chief George Lincoln Rockwell one who can fill his shoes ... naval base at P ort W allut, 80 Low Price tor Co. and Chrysler Oorp. bus­ Young was hit four times, in under heavy guard today while but we’ll all do everything we miles from Red China, for the ied ithemselves putting together, 00 the head and back. Rockwell’s heir apparent vowed can to carry on.” third time in fiVe days. Air Two Officers Die After the shooting, witnesses for promised delivery ’Tuesday, and Easy Terms! "we will carry on.” Koehl said Patler was ex- Force pilots were able to strike said, the man ran into an apart­ (xnmteroffers to demands of the EASY Rockwell, 49, founder of the pelled from tiie party last April supply lines and a military In Battle' ment, where he briefly held two United Auto Workers union. A CREDIT 88 State Brothers Meet American Nasi Party, was because of his "Bolshevik lean­ training center in North Vlet- children as hostages. The child­ Strike planning was up­ ings.” He had been a member nam’s southern panhandle. EASY 'SI After Beating ren’s mother jumped out a sec­ permost on the weekend agenda klUed in his car Friday by two Norge’s ‘VHQ’ — very of the group which directs its C R E D I T ;^ ond-story window-out of fear, of union execidlves. ’lliey have cleanly placed shots as he was The U.S. Command said U.S. Single speed washer — 1 8 8 blgh qualltyl 18 lb. LONG BEACH, Calf. (A PI- leaving the parking lot of a hate toward Negroes and Jews, pilots flew 146 m issions and she said later. After 26 Years Apart invited local union leaders to i> ^ washes 2 to 12 pound siqier - capacity for Ug Two young Long Beach police almost since its foimding in ipil. officers died in a gun battle ear­ Arriving police quickly appre­ HARTFORD (AP)—For years had been tortured to death by Five hours later, police 1968. hended the man and released en cities “ to acquaint them with in the air. The pilots sidd the tachments. Three deep- Holds over 500 lbs. . . . loads without qpedal ly today after they answered a George Horbacewics wondered the Germans and another, he charged 29-yeark>ld John O. Pa­ Rockwell once described Pa­ MIGs streaked back into cloud call reporting a man was beat­ the children, who were im- the strike assistance program of bath wash cycles, 2 tem­ saves space, money, attachments. 4 temperature combinations, 2 speed seleo- what had happened to his fa­ had heard, had died in Ger­ the intemational union.” tler, former No. 4 man in the tler as the party’s propaganda cover and there were no dog­ ing his wife in the backyard of harmed, mily at the hands of the Naxis m any. small party’s hierarchy, with perature selections. ‘ Safe­ food and shopping tlons for sturdy or delicated k fabrics. - - -Permanent-] cool- The officer died while being Leonard Woodcock," a UAW minister and Patler edited the fights. an apartment in a residential in World War H. George and his wife borrowed mivder. Bond was set at ty lid switch. Vs h.p. time! Maintains zero down rinse in all cycles. Borg-Wamer taken to Hartford Hospital. vice preaident, said a week ago organisation'a m agaxine Heavier air raids earlier in area. Friday night he stood in a money and made arrangements $60,000. Patrolman Young lived at 216 there will be no contract ex- “Stormtrooper” until early this the week cost 18 Anaeriosn motor; power-tuned cold automaticallv: adjusts to Individual needs. Cold lock Lmg Beach police officers downpour at Bradley Interna­ with the American consulate in Main St, South Windsor, tensipn for the target cinnpany. year. planes downed, approaching the transmission. magnetic door; handidor gives up-front storage. Rqiliam Isham , 26, and Donald tional Airport as an airliner Warsaw for Paul to visit in Con­ was a member of St Francis of The UAW’s international ex­ Arlington County police Vietnam war’s one-week record PRIDE INCLUDES ALL MFR’S. GUARANTEES V. Knptt, 24, died in an ex­ from New York taxied in, bring­ necticut for three memths. Assisi Church in South Wind­ ecutive board meets Wednesday strengthened the guard at the of 16. No additional plane losses PRICE INCLUDES ALL MFR'S GUARANTEES * change of gunfire in which the ing his brother Paul from Po­ Paul, a grandfather at 43 and Half of France liRICE INCLUDES ALL MFR'S. GUARANTEES AND LOCAL faELIVERIES sor. He was also a member of to pick that company. county jail. Whbn Patler waa were reported today, m an, N orm an L eslie B aker, 26, three years younger than AND LOCAL DELIVERIES AND LOCAL DELIVERIES the Veterans of Foreign Wars, land. A final decision, however, is driven from an interrogation Headquarters listed six Amer- was seriously woimded. ’The Germans had separated George, was a bus system su­ Wants DeGauIIe the Policemen’s Benevolent likely (to be withheld until room across a courtyard to the leans killed and 46 wounded in Detectives said Baker, a the brothers in 1942 and had sent pervisor. Assn, and the Police and Fire­ ’Thursday nlaht. following D«- jail Friday a policeman armed scattered ground fighting in pednter at the Long Beach Na­ George to France and then to "WU I know him?” George of To Finish Term men’s Assn. the union’s with a shotgun stood on the roof. South Vietnam. val Shipyard, was wounded infamous Camp Dachau. 1 1 ^ * 1 said as the plane pulled up to General Motors, F ord and Only about Patler, also of Arlington, was In the largest reported ac­ m eight times, and was taken to Survivors include his wife, After the war ended George the ramp area. PAR IS (A P ) Chrysler councils, made up of half the French eleotorate to appear ip court Monday to tions, U.S. soldiers Task the L ob Angeles Coimty Hospital Mrs. Marion Louise Flagg had made his way to the U.8., A man walked by. m representatives froni Big Three wants President Charles de determine the date of his Force Oregon killed 29 Commu­ P rison W ^ . Young; a son, Francis Young married an American girl, and ” PaulT” at home; two daughters. Miss plants across the country. Gaulle to «ni«b out his seven- preliminary hearing. Mrs. He- nists Friday in the coastal foot­ become the father of seven The brothers embraced, went Local unions voting this week y«m. torm, (■«»«v'riUng to a public Lane, an Arlington lawyer, hills in South Vietnam’s far (Se9 Page Fourteen) Sandra Young, at home and children. inside the terminal talking in have been rolling up majorities opinion poU publlahed today. was with Patler during bU northern region,—a limg-time He m ade his hom e in South^ Polish. George’s face twisted for interrogation by police. Red stronghold—and South Ko­ of 90-plus per cent to authorise Nearly a quarter, 28 per cent, i Meriden and got a job at Pratt^ a minute and tears welled, but Rockwell waa shot after leav­ rean troops killed 19 enemy sol­ negoUators to call a strike, if of those polled wish De Gaulle A Whitney in North Haven. murmured his wife. ing a coin-operated laundry in diers in coastal' Phu Yen Prov- they deem one necessary. would “leave as quickly as pos­ Planned Killings Feared ’Ihen coincidence led him to “His parents were murdered,” Louis G. Seaton, OM vice a friend, who put him in touch he recovered quickly. sible.” Another 16 per cent said (See Fago Fonrtoea) (See Page Fourteen) president for personnel, has they wanted De Gaulle to stay with P aul. ’Then (3eorge learned the rest. estimated it would reqi^ at Paul’s letters and telephone “My oldest brother is hot in power ’’another year or two. least M h ot^ per wwker ^ ^wrive per cent, expressed no 2 conversations provided no an­ dead, he is alive in Germany. Hong fCong Reds year to m «^ all the union's opinion. These figures were swer, to the whereabouts of the Two slaters are in Russia. My wage and fringe demands, and rest of the family. baby alster is in Poland, and published in the afternoon paper One brother, George knew, two brothers are in Russia.” (See Page Fourteen) France-Solr and were based on Canine and Mistress a sampling taken last wesk by Switch Tactics “J—IW the French Institute of Public Opinion. HONG KONG (AP) — Hong of ‘‘similar crimes” w ould m eet In Matching Fashion The paper said that in a simi­ Kong police said today the ter- the same fate, la r poll, taken In M ay 1966, 66 Lam’s brother, Lam Kdng-hoi, NEW YORK (AP) — The fab- lion dogs in the United States, rorist MiHng of a radio comedi­ p er cent o f tHe electorate ex­ an who ridiculed Communist ag­ 28, was injured crltlcaUy in the Veteran Sergeants Held uloua creature in the silver **4d th*t_ spent an pressed hope the president attack. Witnesses saw four ter­ estim ated $660 m illion last year itators indicates the Reds axe would stay in power until his lame paper evening dress, switching from random bomb­ rorists running away after the buying them acceeaories. RCA VICTOR term runs out in 1972. Thus, De blonde wig and thick, false eeseeelnetion attack, a police eource eeld. but For the woman who wanta her ings to plamwd Gaulle’s popularity has dropped ,y «u ,h «« is: _ it wee not known if the wlt- For Aiding Soviet Spies dog to be really higfa-faShlcn, seven percentage pointa in 16 woman. B, Auttanttlee ikfered protecticn nesaes could identify the men. A dog. C. Ei- Miss Del Rio, a CSilcago native New Vista Color TV Victor Color TV ther one. also Bella dog w igs. They’ re Handcrafted Console TV to anyone wiw has been thneat- A total of $27,000 in rewards (AP) — Two WASHINaTON Even ao, the statistica indi­ If you checked “(7“, you’ve available in aeveral colora an ens4 or feels he is in danger baa been offered for information Army aergesnto, both veterena cate De Gaulle could beat So­ from Red terrorlsto. leading to iq>piaiiensloo of the probably visited Dogs of range in price from $6.96 to of long aervice, are charged cialist leadsr Franeaois Mitter­ Distinction, Inc., a Manhattan $14.96, depending on whether •70 Performance -proved Q Q Q o o Powerful 25,000 -volt A toF-level H (»g KOng official temciata. with spying for Soviet agents. rand if an etootion ware held Beautiful Transitional _ ^ ^ ^ ^ aald earner the government bad In Hong Kong’s bualneBS PRICE INCLUDES ALL MFR’S. GUARANTEES cation.” ago, the pollstara eald, the dresses for the the mob won’t be allowed back In, tba OauUe, 86 for lOttorrand and 81 actreaa before she got Into the bonnet at $8.80; a Iniglit rad- w M an Lam Bun, 37, eras turned Into ^______th tear gaa and arrested five Defense Department said. They with no opinion. pet-ahop busineas last June be­ snowsuit with bonnet at $13.86; W l i i to rc h peiwma. They later xeleaaed one ware identified as NIkolel Tha preaident’a weak point cause “I’ve alwaya loved an- or a pair of sunglaeiee at $1.96. burned, Hong Kong Communist jo a n . Fedorovich Pi^ov and AnotoUy among SYeneh voters seems t o says sales of the match- F o r $380, a m ink d og coa t is ,newspaplns carried the boast of Bombings continued Friday in HkhoraVWi Klroyev. Popov be Us domestic poUoy. W hile 66 Ing dressea ere going weU end available. 'Rad teiToristo that they had ex- main eectton of Hong Kong was wltii the Soviet Bm baaey in (AF FhotaCss) “ Ftar m any w om an,” eays MANCHESTER - 1145 TOLLANQ TURNPIKE SALE: FRI. t SAT. ^ the per oent of tlxiiM polled Mid that ahe hopea to expend the ccutod Lam for ridiculing the Lowii, on the iT-mlle Waahtngton, JHreyev With Staff Sgt. Leonard J. Satford of ChiHum, Md., left, they had oonlldence In Ue f«> line. It currently Is heavy cn ------MlM —Del.Rio. — . “doge taka------the Soviet Union’a miselon'at (the Communists. Chtnese-Hong Kong hordsr. and S i^ l.C. Ullywea L. Harris of Neptune, N, J., eign poUey, only IS per oent polka dots, solids, stripes snd jdacs of duldren. They give tba Exit 93, Wilbur Cross ParWay OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT The “Underground Traitor- xwo poUoemen investigating a Unttad Nettens In New Yorii. Iiave oeni accused of ocHupriring to hand over ahaxed tUs feeling about hie etlver and gold lame. It’a dog the same affection and tove 'MaecuUng Onslaught Headqtiir- domes^ip program . esttm<>iMi that there are 25 m il- they would give a c h ^ ” *tim’’ waned that otiwn guilty (See Page Smwn) ( l e e ■even) Amerioun aecreth to lAie Soirie t Union.

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Guard HasnH Gear PoBcy Canadian Couple Dismayed Sheinwold EVEN FAVORABLE ODDS Sonth dealer Both sides vulnerable After Russian Motor Trip MAY NOT PROTECT YOU On Carrying Loaded Guns NORTH By ALFRED SHEINWOLD . 498732 WASHINOTOI^ (AP) — The Schnipke expressed strong NEW DELHI, India (AP) —' A a.m., but they slept in their compartment until 7 a.m. 9 AQ National Guard apparently has resentment at Throckmorton’s Canadian couple has completed Bridge mathematicians may 0 KQ5 charge, and other criticism by “ Then there was a knock at no clear-cut policy on whether a rigorous drive with their two tell you the odds are 7 to 2 4 A 109 regular Army offeiers that the the door and it was. the children the length of the Soviet against a 3-0 trump break, if Guardsmen assigned to riot Guardsmen were sloppy and “ Then there was a knock at that’s what bothers ,you- They WEST EAST duty should carry loaded weap­ unsoldierly. Union. They rei^rt food short­ the door and it was the Russian seldom calculate the Important 4 Q J 6 4 None ons. Schnipke said the Guardsmen ages everywhere except in Mos­ major and two customs officers. questions, such as the chance (y 10 987 <565432 A House Armed Services subr had been on duty 30 to 36 hours cow. They wanted to see our docu­ that an opponent will have the 0 843 0 9762 committee examining the when Throckmorton first saw , What food they did find was ments. We showed them and brains to put up the best de­ 4 Q 7 6 4J542 extremely expensive, according Guard’s ability to deal with civil them and had come directly then asked where to find the fense. SOUTH y disorders has received widely from field maneuvers 220 miles to Simon and Christine Feld­ dining car. We were told ere Opening lead—ten of hearts. 4 AK10 5A differing views from individual away. man. Their biggest complaint was none.” Declarer took the.’ ace of <5 KJ was against a Russian major at state commanders. Both Guard officials said if The Feldmans went into the hearts and led a trump, making O AJIO a town near the Iran Border, Guardsmen used in the Ne­ Throckmorton’s no-shooting or­ station to find some food but a horrible face wheh East ^s- 4 K83 whose actions made the Feld­ wark and Detroit riots used der had been in effect in the there was no way to change carded. South made his- best South West North East mans and their sons—11 and loaded gims, although in Detroit first stages of the rioting the their money for rubles. “ The 1 Pass 3 Pass 5—go without food for 24 hours. 4 4 the Oj^d-e r was later Detroit looting would have been major came back at 2 p.m. and 4 NT Pass 5 <5 Pass FeldmEUi says, “ This is one countermanded by the regular much more widespread. just grunted when we told him 5 NT Pass 6 0 Pass thing I’ll never forget or forgive Army. In Milwaukee and Cam­ Another witness, Maj. Gen. we needed something to eat. He 6 Pass 6 ♦ All Pass bridge, Md., Guardsmen were George M. Gelston, Maryland’s them for.” left without doing anything.” Fi­ The Feldmans are making a trump trick. not permitted to load their adjutant general, said his nally at 4:30 p.m., a Bulgarian round-the-world trip in a self- West had seen this position against the ten-tiiousandth weaiwns without specific chap gave us a loaf of bread,” state’s Guardsmen, who have contained camper truck made coming and knew that it would opponent. authority. been extensive duty in riots," said Mrs. Feldman, who has do him no good to lead a red in Britain. kept a log of their journey. Dally Question At the subcommittee’s hear­ have “ yet to fire their first Feldman says in 1963 he re­ card; declarer would ruff In As dealer, you hold: Spades, ing Friday, Michigan Guard of­ round of ammunition.’ ’ Their van, sealed and placed dummy and discard a club from tired early from his dressmak­ on a flatcar in a separate train, 9-8-7-3-2; Hearts, A-Q; Dia­ ficials bitterly criticized the Gelston said Maryland his hand. It would be equally ing business in Montreal and did not arrive until evening. monds, K-Q-S; ClulM, A-10-6. federal order to unload weapons Guardsmen carry ammunition useless for West to lead a low moved to Miami Beach. He also They knew they had food in the What do you sayf in Detroit. The order was issued but cannot load their weapons club. East would have to play had trotting horses and toured van so asked various people for Answer; Bid one spade. The by Lt. Gen. John L. Throck­ without specific orders. Their the circuit with them during permission to enter it. the jack to drive out South’s ja a shade too light for an morton, who arrived with 5,000 orders, he said, are “ to fire if season, under the Gallahad “ We were told we could not, king, and then South would lead opening bid of 1-NT. You need 2 federal troops to take command 2 fired upon—if you can see the Farms Colors. but finally I went to it, broke a club from his hand to take a additional jack or perhaps in Detroit about 30 hours after persons who fired upon you.” In 1966 they decided to see the the seal and we all climbed in finesse with dummy’s ten. even a ten for the notrump the Guard was called in. Maj. Gen. Ralph J. Olson, Showing at State Theater world. They started in France and had supper,” Feldman Casual Play opening. Bid your S-card suit Maj. Gen. Cecil Simmons, the Wisconsin Newly ordained Abner Hale, played by Max Von Sydow, and drove south through Europe says. Without wasting any time or await developments. Guard commander who was in said his state follows a similar and Jerusha Bromley, portrayed by Julie AndirewB, become to Israel, Syria and Jordan. “ At 8:30 p.m. the major re­ regrets on what couldn’t be Copyright 1967 charge until Throckmorton took policy. The decision to load and man and wiife in the George Roy Hlll-Wlalter MMsch pro­ They they went through Turkey, turned with two customs men, a helped. West casually returned General Features Corp. over, said his original order for fire is left strictly up to the of­ duction in PanaVision and Color by DeLuxe of "HawtalU” for Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, soldier and an Interpreter. They the queen of clubs. This was the dealing with looting was to use ficer in command, he said. United Artifiits release. The picture 'is n'ow show'ing at the Oechoslovakia, Poland, East went through everything, and only play that could give South as much 'force as necessary Maj. Gen. James P. Cantwell, Stalte Thea'tre in down'town Manchester. Germany and into Scandinavia. even examining our playing a problem. “ and if they can’t be stopped head of the New Jersey Guard, They entered Russia at Vy­ cards one by one. If West’s clubs were headed any other way, shoot.” said he felt men going into riot by queen-jack. South should MEADOWS"^' 6 borg, on the Finnish border and “ Then the major ordered us HTrD.-SPCFO.EXPWY RI 91 North Simmons said Throckmorton 6 areas sufch as in Newark recent­ In Yugoslavia drove 3,(WO miles through the out and I refused. He said ev­ win in his own hand and lead told him “ it was better to let a ly should have loaded weapons. Soviet Union in 30 days. From erything would have to be In­ a club to finesse with dummy’s Sidney Pol tier man get away with a few dol­ Under subcommittee ques­ Iran they crossed Afghanistan spected again in the morning ten. But if West’s clubs were Rod Steiger lars worth of equipment than to tioning he said there was In­ and Pakistan, and from New before we crossed the border headed only by the queen South shoot him.” discriminate firing by Guards­ ^Aggressive ’ M ice Delhi were going south to Mad­ and I said that was okay. But should win in the dummy and In an earlier appearance be­ men during the first two or ras and a ferry trip to Ceylon. they kept shunting the flatcar lead the ten of clubs for a fi­ fore the subcommittee, Throck­ three days of the Newark riots. They plan to visit Thailand, Ma­ all night. It was bam, bam, nesse through East. ;;; Since completion of their Gay 90’s recreation room the Keicolts rarely U'se their spacious living room morton said he ordered the “ No one knew quite what to laysia, and maybe Australia, bam—we couldn’t sleep.” South estimated that only one bridge player in 10,(XX) would & Jack Lemmon Guardsmen’s gfuns unloaded be­ do,” added Cantwell. ‘"There Attack Croplands before sailing to Mexico for a The major returned at 11:15 Shirley MacLalne cause they were nervous and was ’a tendency to think in winter’s stay. Eventually they a.m. next day and the customs have the bridge savvy to lead “THE APARTMENT" heralding Homes trigger-happy and he didn’t terms of a military action and PRIBOJ, Yugoslavia (AP) — Uzice, Nova Varos, Bajina Bas- hope to settle 4ri' the San Fran­ men went through all their pos­ the unsupported queen of clubs m want innocent people killed. not realize they were in a Yugslav farmers hope the Dim ta will ue expoouu. cisco Bay area. sessions. Then the van was re­ and the coolness to make the Children under 12 Free! Ur GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND Simmons and Michigan adju­ crowded area with a lot of inno­ and Uvac rivers will stop a No effective action against the “ When you travel overland in sealed and the Feldmans and a play quickly and calmly. The tant general Clarence G. cent bystanders.” horde of large, aggressive mice pests has been devised, and in the Soviet Uncon you are sup­ group of Bulgarian mountain odds were 9,999 to 1 that West that have been eating their way Bosnia, locupts have been fin­ posed to stay each night at the climbers were taken to the bor­ had led from the queen-jack of across the country’s croplands. ishing off crops the mice left. Intourist camps,” Feldman der in Jeeps. clubs, and South had to pay off Kiecolts Have an Uncanny At one village recently the One farmer said: "Cats dare says. “ But the roads are so bad “ We had to walk in the heat when it turned out that he was farmers were preparing for not attack the mice. It is only it takes about 18 hours from one one-fourth mile from the last po­ •• Social life in the home of Mr. barber pole, posters, pictures, mural on the stairwall of the The Kiecolts piano, a large Experiment Cracks Theory I t1 EA»T HARTFORD IXIT TO STORY By DORIS BELDING their wheat harvest one day but weasels and snakes that do. camp to another—yet you are lice outpost to a bridge which MyEBMR ST. EXIT TO RUM land Mrs. Herbert Kiecolt of 156 pieces of Victorian gingerbread entrance to the room. He has black upright, (not the player the next day there was virtually Now we fear lest snakes, too, AL CAPONE'S HATE LETTER TO THE ;(Mountain Rd. revolves around decoration, and even the bottom been affiliated with the Univer­ piano which they had been not supposed to travel after was on the border,” Feldman URROARIOUti -N.Y. T in ts PHOTOS By WILLIAM COE nothing left to reap—the ml\e propagate beyond proportion. WORLD. .. THE MOST BIZARRE About Small End of Egg dark. We didn’t and no one ever says. “ The major led us all, sin­ GANGLAND SLAYING •iheir recently (and cooperative- portion of a porch post. sity of Southern California Art promised) Is typical of the era Mrs. Leone, left, a neiglibor, iand Mrs. Kiecolt chat near Bruce Moore mural 01 ALL TIME. .. had destroyed the wheat over­ Some peasants have decided stopped us. gle file, to the bridge, where two BU KIII KM J}y) furnished recreation room, Walls of the room were School and Grande Chaumler of the room. Mrs. Kiecolt’s night. to uproot their unripened po­ It takes a lot labor to pack end down and another five “ The only place we foimd with Iranian sergeants quickly took linm uM M ’SMf • Some time ago an aunt of the the effect was acclaimed as Chty, and has taught privately. the top of the piano. It had be­ tout recent research at tlw Uni- ^ J.,. ^CoimeoUc_. 1., A. ^____ . wheat, beans and potatoes in And many say they dare not “ I turned to the Russian ma­ t)Klecolts promised them a play- "sensational” by contributors to He has had exhibits both Yvere longed to his great-grand­ much cheaper there also. Other Si$l Miter versity of Connecticut indicates gej^ntists took the test eg'g^ for the Bosnia area, and farmers sow anything in the fall for fear places tomatoes were 75 cents a jor, and told him : ‘There is the *er piano and they began plan- the room. He eind his wife were and abroad. mother, and chimed in her bed­ complain that even cats w on! the mice would dig it up. ttotrNn liiEiiiiis' eg*: quality is relatively un^- a ride in a^ck-up truck around chalfe^e pound and cherries $1.50 a difference between a human iiblng a Gay Nineties luom. Al- astonished by the interest others Draperies of striped pillow room In Aachen, Germany, In A boy hospitalized at Pljevlja plus — Audrey Hepburn took in their project, and said ticking with red ball fringe were 1850. Heavy metal cranes decor­ fected toy the, position of the the Univei^y farm ^ cmd- me^nt^TcenUrannlll^cedTrop pound, for instance. Potatoes being and an animal. These ■most immediately other rela- Thursday was found to have just weren’t available, and the men are human.’ ” “HOW TO STEAL dmhishiim ihves, friends und neighbors be- the way the room took shape made by Mr9. Kiecolt, who also ate the top of the clock Eind are * damage‘ has exceeded »400,000 hemorrhagic fever, a disease A MHXION" Egg producers have generally and stored them for 3 weeks at meat looked like it had been SCATS NOT RCSCRVCO *^in appearing with imusual and was “simply uncanny," a label covered a table and piano bench removable as a separate unit. across a 10-mile front. spread by mice, and docfbrs let themselves be ruled by the 60 degrees Fahrenheit. chewed by animals.” .Mccitlng things of that era in- which remained. in red with gold tassels. All The ornate clock key lias been The unusually large prop­ and health officials fear the ?«ATS. WCD. SAT. A SUN.-2RM accent colors are red, black and motmted and hangs in the back oW axiom which says eggs must After measuring .the albiunen Police stopped him several J/ w/mo/i EVES. 7:00 A 9:30 PM fcluding a cane, a derby and a A close friend and noted art­ agation of mice this year has mice will cause an epidemic of times and demanded ruble fines DRIVE-IN ★ FU..5 SAY. EVE. RCSCRV. PCRFS. 7A 9:30 «traw hat, sheet music and song ist, Bruce Moore of New York gold.' The carpet In the back bar bar. always be peicked with the heights and Haugh scores, Aho been blamed on the virtual ex­ the fever. anall end down. Otherwise, it said there were no significant for Illegal parking, speeding or books, a hat rack, a spindle rail, City, painted a Gay Nineties Is red. Oami'lle Klein of New York termination of martens and fox­ At Rajci, mountain farmers illegal passing. Each time he ’ ■' g L1 ] / City, a master chef, gourmet was .thought, egg quality would differences in quality o f the es, mice eaters. have told their children they demanded to be shown the traf­ and author of several cook rapidly deteriorate. eggs, whether packed small end The rodents were reported will see no tomatoes, potatoes fic sign concerned and when books, is a frequent vlaitor to The reasoning was that the or large end down, Friday five miles away from or beans growing- this year. The they could not show it, he re­ the Klecolt’e home. His oon- air space inside an egg, found Application of these findings the industrial town of Priboj on farmers have asked to be ex­ fused, successfully, to pay the tritmtlon to the room is a menu [J in the large rounded end, should could save poultrymen consider- the crossroads of Bosnia- empted from taxes. be kept in its natural position— able labor, for a flock of 10,000 fines. from the old Hoftorau in New Mercegovina, Montenegpro and “Do not go to other villages,” Everywhere in the Soviet which was assumed to be up. laying hens produces ISO tons Serbia. Dusan Tomanovlc of ’Tresnje- York City. Now William A. Aho, tJofC of eggs a yeeir—2 otmees at a Union we saw a lot of drunks on A Victorian newspaper wall If the mice succeed in cross­ vica advised his fellow farmers. the streets,” Feldman said. “ It professor of poultry science, has time. rack waa found In Chlttenongo, ing the Lim and Uvac rivers, ’The situation everywhere is the is one of the things that stands upset the old axiom with find- Any savings in this egg- N.Y., and many o f the poerten the fertile region of ’iitovo same.” out most in our minds. « tngs presented at the S6th an- handling chore are imxwrtant, came from Harriman, Tenn. “ Also, the farther south we aual national meeting of- 4he Aho stated, for orienting eggs Walbrut bar brackets were esd- Poultry iScience AssociatloR, small end down takes a great went, the dirtier the camps got. “ Trucks were broken down all vaged from h^t Aug. 21-25 at the University o f deal of time when eggs hre Northwest Forest Fires PwiiM rack diflooverd^n Colchester, New Hampehire. gathered by hand from cages. along the highway. If you METROGOLDWYN-MAYER mCSCMTS MrkyDelin the mirror in the back bar He repoirted trials with five nests or ends of belt egg col- picked up all the parts you see along the road you could build ACARIDPONTI PRODUCTION from Eaat Hampton, and a groups of 30 eggs packed small lectors. Still Rage Uncontrolled Starring ammevHePBURii your own truck, I think.” C brass bird cage, dated 1806, Fires continued to rage out of 19,300 acres. It was burning on a Feldman said he was told he DAVID LEAN'S FILM Jason Robards 0 - from WlBington. P e r e a crnMMLe! A barber pole was found at a control in the Pacific North­ seven-mile front, north to south, could not drive the last short leg OF BORIS RASTERNAKS George Segal H MWUJAMWYLIfrS along the Salmon River with from Yerevan to the Iranian HOWTO Mianchester house wrecking west’s timbcrlands today in Ralph Meeker I Father of Quads Excited; some 1,150 men on the fire lines. border “presumably so we 2 & 9 r e a i t W 4 company, pictures came from what Idaho Gov. Don W. Sa- A Forest Service information would not see their border de­ DOCTOR Jean Hale T nuStJaain a a i i i x i M i surrounding towns in this area, His Wife Thinks of Names muelson said may develop into officer, Jud Moore, said in Mis­ fenses.” They and the van and almost everything else one of the area's worst forest soula, Mont., that 6,000 more would havfe to go by train to the Z H i l t ^ G O "MASSACRE" shown 1st nltely except Frl. and Sat. was made, drawn or concocted ST. LOUIS (AP) — "W e’ve months pregnant. ’The other acres of national forest timber- border. IN PANAVISION* AND METROCOLOR fire disasters in more than half (8m Page W t m t ) never had four babies at one three screaming boys, with slick land had been burned in the They had supper at Yerevan Starts 8:80 a century. time before,” says Richard black hair, came within a past 24 hours. and boarded the train after Regular Admission Fahrenkrog. "I don’t know if 10-minute span, at 1 ;42, 1 :45 and Samuelson, who summoned Hn California, fire fighters dark. It arrived at Daulf at 1 COMfOR1ABLY_ Alff CONDfT/ONlD they’ll all be getting up at the 1 :47. All were natural births. legislative leaders to an emer­ tl^ew lines around 80 per cent —NOW— same time for diaper. changes Correnti said he feels the gency meeting in Boise 'today, of a brush and timber blaze in STANLEY ^ A =13;= E No Reserved and feedings.” quadruplets will be identical, al­ said tinder-dry forest conditions the ’Three Rivers area, 23 miles THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY—ADULTS $1.75 WARNER 9 H # % I E Seats ’The 36-year-old father of though he will not be certain un­ were similar to those of 1910 east of Visalia. 761.643.7632 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THE4TER quadruplets was tired and ex­ til further tests are made. He “ when north Idaho was practi­ Some 1,930 acres were black­ Monday thru 'X'hursday at ‘4:00 A 8:00 — Friday 2:00 A 8:80 cited Friday. But his wife Ruth, said their weights were “ ter­ cally burned up.” ened by late Friday night in­ P.M.—Sat. A Sun. 2:00-6:10-8:30 ★ Children 76c aU shows 84, was calm. Her main thought rific.” As state and federal agencies cluding a com er of Sequoia Na­ was what to name her four new They weighed 6 pounds, 2 moved more men and equip­ tional Park, but a spokesman sons. She said she .wanted to ounces; 4 pounds, 7 ounces; 4 ment into the fire lines and said the 2,000-year-old redwood look at each of them before de­ pounds, 3 ounces; and 5 costs of putting out the flames trees were not in danger. ciding. All were in “ perfect con­ pounds, 1 ounce, respectively. mounted, the Idaho governor The Weather Bureau gave lit­ dition,” doctors said. The father said, “ I was said a special session of the tle hope for easing the fire situ> The petite redhead had given amazed at my wife’s composure state legislature may be neces­ atlon. The five-day forecast for HAIVAII birth to six other children within and calmness. Within an hour sary to provide emergency ° fi­ the Pacific Northwest called for the last ten years. But with this she was eating a cheese sand­ nances. more fair weather, daytime pregnancy she went from 108 wich.” He estimated it was costing temperatures of 90 to 100 and TIIEMIIIISCHCOWaiUTION niF.SCNTS Marcy Stra'igihtens poster on recreation room wall “Dated" wal plaque pounds to 164. Multiple births run in the Idaho $150,000 per day to put out the posibllity of afternoon and JULIE ANDREWS MAX VON SYDOW-RICHARD HARRIS Attending physician Dr. mother’s feunily. ’Two of her sis­ the fires, “ and the outlook evening thunderstorms, losing h -nic CinllCE MY HIU WALTEII MMIsai nWlIVCIWN s” H AWAI l ” rANAVISI0N COLM w DfUu M r. and Mrs. Kiecolt enjoy a brief respite from decorating chores and reffiax in their well iftiaded back yard Nicholas A. Oorrenti predicted ters have twins. She said she ex­ seems to grow more gloomy ev­ the threat of new lighthing- four babies. He bet the father (1 pected to have the babies home ery day.” caused fires. plus—Walt Disney’s “BEAVER VALLEY” the within a few weeks. Others in Federal officials, estimated electrical enigneer from subur­ the family are: Ricky, 9; Deb­ itiore than 110,000 acres of valu­ GROCERY CLERK BEATEN w m m m m ban Florissant said he was cer­ bie, 7; Karen, 6; Craig, 6; Bren­ able timber, brush and range- PLYMOUTH (AP) — A gro­ tain all would be boys. da, 3; Kevin, 20 months. The land have been blackened in cery store clerk received minor Despite loelhg the $1, Correnti Fahrenkrogs have a three- Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Wash­ injuries Friday when the mar­ was exuberant. Sio was the nurs­ bedroom home in the St. Louis ington, British- Colimbla and ket waa held up^by four men. ing abiff at £>e . Paul Hospital. suburb. Possibly it will be re­ California. Some major fires Keith Margolot.^the clerk, told ’Three weeks ago the mother- modeled or the family will move still raged through the dry for­ police (the men who entered the to-be was brought to the hospi­ to a bigger house, the father ests. Cumberland Farms grocery hit tal but the pains turned out to said. The worst, at China Creek in him on the hekd with a bottle. be a false alarm. She was sent The quads were reported to be the north Idaho panhandle near The loss was not determined. back home. the first bom in St. Louis. Lewiston, combined today with When she finally gave birth to Correnti bald the chances of two others to the north—Deer the first boy at 1:03 a.m. Fri- such a birth are about one in Creek and Eagle Creek day, she was just over eight 800,000. blazes—forming . one fire of n n iK E K r Acres of Free Parking Comfortably AitmondlUoaed From Svvedtn...A totally hew concept SIDNEY POIIIER in artistic motion pictures for adults!

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In its own prospectus for its work, it Hal Boyle concedes, with every appearance of the Eveiits Ky Confirms Shakeup proper lingo, that “ systems analysis is Connecticut Yankee lietters He’d Ittptttng IfpraUk intended to present decision ^ makers Business Bodies PUBUSHED BY 1HB with a systematic and comprehensive In Capital B y A .E L O . Of Military Officers HBBAU> FBINTINQ CO.. INC. Like to Get 13 BloBell ^ e e t comparison of the costs and benefits of even greater than the injiutioe TO TEST ENGINE SAIGON (AP) — Premier national radio, Eind attended by SfAnchttM^r OoDc. alternative approaches to a policy goal, LBJ Birthday ^ew TUQM^ F. B'EEGUSON WASHINOTON (AP) — Presi- T^aven, when he found ghetto of the threat to Rlbicoff. The PTEitt and Whitney Aircraft Nguyen Cao Ky, sayingU"the sevend hundred VietnEunesS \rXt,TBR B. FBROnSON taking advantage of techniques various­ Senator bEid relatively little to Euid foreign newsmen. Ky SEdd PubUabera dent Johnson will observe his“ '^violence coming at him this -< recently received a contract But Doesn’t corrupt may gather together to ______PoumUd Ootober 1. 1381______ly described as operations research or 69th birthday Sunday but so fa^, do with the clrcumatancea .1 with the U.S. Army to build Emd that during the lEmt two yeEmi, week, must have felt some­ which finally t^ a te n e d him. NEW YORK (AP) — Letters destroy you before' you can de­ many corrupt members of tbe , FubUalud Every S)veninK Except Sundays cost-effectiveness' studies. . . . Comput­ the White House says, there are ° test a new advanced gEis tur- thing the way Senator Abe'Rlbl- The Mayor, on ihe other hand, we’d like to get but rarely do; stroy them,” confirmed today civil administration and the •ad BeUdays. Entered at tbe Post Office at ers have made it possible to handle no special plims to mark the oc­ If bine engine. < i. KonaliMtcr. Qonn.. as fUcnn/t CSa« Vail coff did when the Dodd c u e had directly devoted his entire “ Recently my Eissoclates and that many Vietnamese army of­ arnied forces had been re­ IBottfir.______^______large quantities of d^ta and applied casion. The multl-mlUion-doUar pro- caromed into his own cu eer. I acquired and modernized the ficers 'would be swept out for moved. mathematics has provided ingenious sta­ Usually, the President tries to public career to work and pol­ 1. g i ^ will be conducted at the SDBBCRIFTION BJL^tES Here was an able, intelligent, icy in the very area of his trou­ J compEmy’s Florida Research fEunous resort, Glum'vllle.- corruption and inefficiency. The purpose of the.^ews con­ PayaUe In Advance tistic techniques foit dealing with some get back to his LBJ Ranch in One Year ...... $22.00 'T^as for his birthdays but highly-equipped politician with ble. Where Rificoff bad ' been - and Development Center near by-the-Sea. In going over the re­ "It is not a purge but rather a ference was to review the ac­ Six VoDilie ...... 11.00 kinds of uncertainty.” his career in the groove he him­ cleaning up of the army rEmks,” complishments of the military Hiree VonUis ...... 6.60 there was no wond on his week­ disengaged, and innocent that ^ West Palm Beach under a con­ cords we noted ithat you and One VonUi ...... 1.86 But the subcommittee also confesses, end travel plans, either. self really liked at last, and way. Mayor Lee had been heav­ tract with the U.S. Aviation your wife were the fhrst Ky told a palace news confer­ government that him ruled ence. “ This him always been the South V le tn ^ by decree for MBMBF.R OF before it starts, a touch of doubt that Health-wise, Johnson is in ex­ along came the conduct of a po­ ily engaged, and doubly inno­ Materiel Laboratories at Fort honeymooners to register at the th e associated pbebb we have arrived "at that technocratic cellent shape, reported his doc­ litical colleague to posh an em- cent because all his effort hsul Eustis, Va. opening of the reEurt Just 26 policy of my government.” two years. It is to resign with The Aaooolated Fraas is excduslvely entitled the election of a prsident and h to the use of repubUcaiion of all news dis­ utopia where judgment is a machine tor, Vice Adm. George G. Berk­ bEurasslng issue to him cuid been on the side of the angels— The l,6(X)-horsepower turbo­ years ago this month. To cele­ The premier, running for vice patches credited to it or not otherwise credit­ ley. In a report, Berkley said threaten vague but vast clouds shaft engine, which has been brate this historic Eumlversary president on a military slate 60-seat Senate Sept. 3. ed in this paper and also the looal news pub- p iq u e t,” and it warns itself that sys- an effort to dead with and ciure “ routine examinations have at over his own political futura. designated 8T9, will incorporate we’d like you to be our guests headed by (Jhlef of State Nguy­ Ky said his government was liahad here. terps analysis is “ no magic wand . . . the very condlHona which, this the first In South Vietnam “ ever All ricbls of republlcatian of special dls- no time indicated any deviation The good Senator convenient­ week, rose up Euid tturew their many advanced design features. for two weeks. Everything will en Van Thieu, also said that if patchee herein are alao reserved. no substitute for experience and judg­ he is beaten in the Sept. 3 elec­ to consider the elimination of from the normal. General physi­ ly glossed over, we Eire sure, threat across his OEureer. It will combine improved per- be on us, naturally. Just bring The Henald Printing Company Inc., as­ ment.” It is even more skeptical, the cal fitness is completely satis- along your wife Emd a bathing tions, he will go back to the corruption...as one of the most sumes no financial responsibility for typO- the memory that he himself had What Mayor Lee found out, ' formEmce charEusteristics with subcommittee, when it considers the factqry.” •' 'the rugged simplicity necessamy suit. If you don’t have the same Vietnamese air force and “ be a essential elements.” erapWcal errors appearing in advertiaemdnts cqnspired Euid pleumed with this week, was that you do your Replying to a newsman’s and other reading matter in The Manchester possibility that systems analysis meth­ Democratic State Chedrman for Army usage in the field. wife, bring smy 'wife of your pilot." Ky took leave of his post Evening Herald. best, and what the whole coun­ Em air force commander for the question, Ky declared the In- ods should be used to decide issues of Quicker Buckle? John Bailey to hEuid the 1968 The Ughtweight engine is be­ choice,” Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. try Is willing to concede to be campaigpi. creEmed bombing of North Viet­ foreign policy. It thinks, If it is totally WASHINGTON (AP) — m ile Senate nomination to Dodd. ing built for possible applica- “ You may have thought It Puhlishers Representatives — The Julius the safety-conscious driver the best, and that then. Just as In the Mekong delta, Thieu nam is a common policy of the Mathews Special .^ency — New York, Chl- reliable anywhere, It will be in the De­ When a»e issue of Dodd’s con­ ' Uons in Army V-STOE (Verti- was a Joke to send to our airt CS0O, Detroit and Boaton. buckles on his seat belt a few you Eure sailing smoothly along mEide his first appearance on Vietnamese and U.S. govern­ duct CEune sharply at Rlbicoff cal-8hort Take Off and Land­ gallery the pictures which your partment of Defense, which deals with times a day at most and doesn’t tow ud the potential peak of a. the same platform With the 10 ments. "I have suggested sever­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUEA in 1667, it was all a thing Vout ing). aircraft, including heli­ daughter painted in kindergar­ al times that we should Increase TIONS.______“ end products that one can see, touch, worry about the time Involved, career—one more reelectlon as copters. , clviliEm candidates running for measure, test-fire and ride in” rather of the blue.” And it threaten­ Mayor, then, perhaps, at last, ten. However, the child has gen­ president. Thieu told a cheering the bombing in the North,” he D^lay advertisihg closi^ hours: the problem is different for ius in her fingertips. She is Spr Monday — 1 p.m. rWday. than in the Department of State, which some postal workers. ed Riblcoff, no matter how ho the long-sought, long-delayed throng of 2,600 at My Tho that if said, “ to prevent their assisting INORAHAM ENGINEER we clEuss as a postci 2 For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. The Post Office Department reacted to it or actually voted higher preferment — the very he is elected president he will their men in the South.” For Wedheaday — 1 p.m. Monday “ deals mainly with the battle of ideas Robert M. BaUard of 79 S. preimpressionist, For Tbhraday — 1 p.m. Tueaday has nearly 100,000 men and on the censure motion at Wsish- thing you have done best turns ask North Vietnam “ if they and interests called diplomacy.” LEikewood Circle, hEis been ap­ cendental originsd modern For SVlday — 1 p.m. Wednesday women who drive vehicles as ington, with some poIltlCEd pen­ against you and gives national wsmt to meet to talk about For Saturday — 1 p.m. Tluiraday When, of course, both the systems pointed to the engineering staff primitive of the first water. Art­ CloaliHed deadline — 6 p.m. day before © 1967 ly NEA, Inc, part of their job and 'some of alty for something ho himself display of the fact that even it peace." analysis and the human judgment and of the Ingraham Co., Bristol. . Cotter Denies uication. 6 p.m. IVlday for Saturday them get in and out of the cars had never done, or never really has som^w not been good ists of that type are, Em you may “ If necessary,” Thieu told the VIonday publtcaUan. He will be project enf^eer for conjecture, extremely rare. We experience systems keep coming up 'Why don't I come out FOR peace and just let people and trucks 260 times a day. hEid anything to do with. enough. Whatever it may do to rally, “ I will agree to atop sold her first 12 paintings for Insurance Ban Saturday, August 26 with the wrong decisions, then a nation figure out how I stand on Vietnam?!" So the department hEis signed We happened to think then, your cEU’eer, it bresiks your bombing North Vietnam for one $6,000. Have you Emy more? We is in trouble not even that most awe­ a $282,816 contract with All and think now, that the voters hesurt first. Y^eek to show good will for strongly recommend that you In Riot Areas some and powerful thing, a Senate sub­ American Engineering Co. of of Connecticut were pretty cer­ So what a man may make of peace. If HeuioI does not show keep that kid chEdned in good will for peace, we will con­ One Result Of Escalation committee, can cure. Wilmington, Del., to come up tain, no matter how Riblcoff his own cEureer is not always HARTFORD (AP) — State In­ needs o f the 3 to 6 year old. Before the expansLon, the 7 to kindergarten for at leEmt five tinue the war." 6 with a belt device for use in specifically reacted to the thing left to stand.alone. Blows may Jobn IMcEMee, laMSWtianIt manlE«er, left, atid Jdsefph surance (Jommlssloner William President Johnson’s authorization of '14 year age department 'was located here, but tbia 'was more years.” ■Wonders of the Universe- postal vehicles. that came at him from outside come In from the most unex­ ScMiChjte, manager dC House and Hhle, look over mer- Thieu first suggested a bomb­ R. Cotter termed “ absolutely moved to tet this depEotment expand, Schlichte said. (Her- newly Intensified bombing In the neigh­ The Ripe Peach The hope is the firm will de­ his own career, to reserve their pected, Illogical, and cruellest idumdiSe is the newly-expanded quarters o f ithecfaUdren’s de- "As the fund to build a con­ ing pause Aug. 8 but observers ■Edd photo by Pinto.) crete wishing well on the cam­ in Saigon doubt that the United false” reports that insurance borhood of Hanoi has produced one re­ velop a clam-like device which judgment on Riblcoff to their directions. pariiment at the ettore. Found on the main floor, the new de­ This is a year when Connecticut is is activated automatically, sav­ partment carries twUce as much Stock now, serving the pus of our beloved Alma Mater States would go along with a companies are engsiglng in sult—a new statement from Russia. Lack of Telescopes Slows appraisal of his own career, Eind We do not expect Mayor Lee It is a statement which was handed supposedly writhout a peach crop, thanks ing all that time with the buck­ ' has already been oversub­ pause unless HeuioI Indicated it wholesale cancelations of poll- not let the consequences of the to be hiurt, politically, because would reciprocate. to the untimely deep freeze of last win­ le. es, Uming devices Emd mllltEuy Administratlon. One is Navame, year of dnereamed dividend pay­ electronic and conventlonad sys­ scribed, I am returning un­ ,<;i^s for property in arcEis struck out by Tass, the official press agency, misconduct of another Invade it happens to have been his fate “ I CEinnot say peace la eEmy,” ter. Our peach growers, presumably, Ground-Based Astronomy About 55,000 letter carriers piqu ets, with heiuiquEurters In a potent amtl-psychotic agent ments. tems can be used in high volume chased your chepk for $1.36. But by rEiclal disorders in New Ha­ as from “ Soviet official quarters.” That his political fate. to demonstrate that there is one Thieu also told the rally. "I do are vacationing elsewhere duiing what cover their routes In vehicles, Bristol. The company also has for the treatment of acute amd accounts receivable, check 'writ­ it is heartwEmming, Indeed, to ven. makes it a little short of a formal pro­ By D. I. M. LEVITT, dertook a study for the Nation­ But we may be wrong. This problem where even the beat not believe the Communists will as do 31,000 rural delivery work­ pkmts in Laurinburg, N. C., chronic schizophrenic patients. PASS TESTS ing, bill and post operations, list you smtiong the hundreds of Cotter sEiid Friday that his nouncement from some responsible in­ would be the normal harvest season, and DIRECTOR al Academy of Sciences. The ers and several thousand other is a world in which the illogical as hitherto conceived haus not accept peace eEmtIy." EEzabethtown, Ky., Emd a sub­ The other is Vibraimycln, a po­ The Connecticut State Board payroll procedures and other loyEd Eilumni who responded so chief of licenses EUid clEdms, are, therefore, not likely to notice what The Pels Planetarium committee report proposed a injustice can imd does happen. proved to be good enough. To Former Premier Tran Vsm dividual official of the government, like postal vehicle drivers. The sidiary in Toronto, OEUiada. tent broad spectrum anUbiotic, o f Reg^istration for Professional accounting functions. faithfully to our appesd. As a to­ Gersird Wholey, hEui been in­ we Me about to say. We wouldn’t hurt Of The Franklin Institute group of telescopes which would For Instant proof of that un- the contwiry it may prove that, Huong, considered the leading Premier Kosygin. study will take at least 18 the first of the tetracycline Engineers and Land Surveyors William E. Murray, mainager ken of gratitude we are enclos­ vestigating the rumors for two their feelings, or their state pride, for The launching next yesir of greatly expand observational months, the department said. pleuEint theorem, one need only for the first time in his hitherto civilian candidate, showed his "Every new step of the United States family that can be administered [recently held exams and 175 of the Burroughs Bramch Office ing your free tickets to all our days. the Apollo Telescope Moimt astronomy. It recommended the look at New Haven and its buoyant public cEureer, he will DECLARES DIVIDEND strength in My Tho, 30 mlTes to escalate the war in Vietnam inevit­ anything, and we acknowledge that what one time a day after the first candidates becaune qualified to hi Hartford, said a new elec­ home ffotbEdl gEimes this year.” (ATM) and the planned launch­ construction of three large tele­ CAPITAL FOOTNOTES Mayor. benefit from considerable pub­ The Board of Directors of south of Saigon, by dra'wlng Em "On a door-to-door tour of the ably leads to necessary reprisal steps,” they do to their fruit when they have it day. pramtlce. tronic accounting system called "Through a mlxup of some ing of the Orbiting Astronomical scopes in the 150-to-200-lnch The government’s auditing lic sympathy, for having to take Clum. Pfizer A Co., Inc. today msmy cheers as Thieu. Eirest,” (Jotter sEdd, “ at no time —^whlch is to pick it green—is the only Something has hit him from The following Manchester amd the E 3000 combining many of kind, the teleirislon repEdrmsm the Russian statement says. Observatory (OAO) in late 1968 class, to cost about $60 million. agency, the General Accounting a touch of beating he didn’t declared a regular quarterly Until today Thieu and Ky had did he receive complEdnts about way they can pretend to handle it com­ left field, and the Injustice of the DIVIDEND INCREASED area persons qualified: the best features of conventional returned your set to our home. I The statement cites the intensified has given rise to an under­ One of these 160-inch telescopes Office, reports its diligence In dividend of 30 cents a share on boycotted the CEunpaign apper- the service given policy holders blow which h u come at him is deserve. Professional engineers: Stu­ am fascinated by the marvelous bombing around Hanoi and over North mercially. current of dissatisfaction with is now under construction at fiscal 1966 saved the taxpayers the common stock, payable Directors o f the Harntford Oais accounting machines and elec­ Euices of the other candldatesi'-' by Insurance companies. At no art Benson of ToUand; Thomas tronic computers, will undoubt- complexity of the tweed pat­ time did he encounter a cemc Vietnam in general, the increase in the But the truth is that it does not make the manner in which astronomi­ Kdtt Peak Observatory in’ Ari­ about $130 million. Sept. 19— to______share owners of rec- voted this week to Incresuse At his Saigon news conference Robert M. Balbtrd star” at the seml- terns that show up on its screen. very much difference, any more, where cal studies are being pursued zona. ’The report urged an en­ The President’s (Commission ord Aug. 28. A 30-cent diiridend the dividend on the compamy's CSolandrea, Wai>ping; Russell -e^y be the Ky Indicated he would make his where an InsurEUice company number of troops for Vietnam, the at­ on Postal Organization has be­ A. Fransen, Rock'vlHe; Stephen nars. The new system, introduc­ They are extremely useful to had arbltrEUdly begun to issue fruit comes from. It is all picked green, in this country. gineering study, to cost about Etallard is graduate o f the waa also paid in the first Emd conmum stock from 46 to 50 first appearance -with the clvll- tempt of Washington to get more sup­ gun asking the views of organi­ Tales of Connecticut L. Smith, Wajiptog; Dairid C. ed early this month by Bur­ me professlonEdly, since I am a CEUicellatlon notices on New Ha­ wherever it is grown, whether it is in Dr. Horace W. Babcock, direc­ $1 million, for the construction Uiiliverslty of Connecticut 'where second quarters. ’The current cents per share effective with isui candidates Sunday at Da port froin its "allies and satellites” and zations directly interested in Ives, Rockville; William H. Vo­ roughs, is Intended to fill a price fabric designer. Would you ven properties.” tor of the Mt. Wilson and Palo- of the largest feasible telescope. he eauned both a bachelor of payment is the 116th consecu­ payment for the third quarter Nang Euid join them agEiin Mon­ then mourns, rather piously, Washing­ California to be sold in Connecticut or postal matters. gel, Bolton; John S. Ken'dall, X>erformEmce "gap” that exists consider selling your set to me m M Observatories, says in a Four intermediate-size tele­ EKience and a numter of science tive quarterly dlirldend paid by on Sept. 28 to stockholders of day at Hue. in Connecticut to be sold in Connecticut. President Johnson, noting that Rockville. between accounting machines for $760 even though, recogniz­ ton’s lack of wisdom. provocative article in Science scopes of the 60-to-84-inch class degree in electrical engineering. the compEmy. record Sept 16. Approved for In answer to reports in Saigon This means that, so far m the con­ -this year, more than 600,000 Engineers - in - training: G. ing its age Emd dilapidated con­ “ Fury and rashness,” the statement magazine that ground-based op- ($4 million) were called for, Misplaced Village Before Joining Ingraham, BeU- Pfizer SEdd that it is prepar­ paym ent vrai Edeo the regular end computers. The system uses that five ranking generals sutd youngsters will decide not to Leonaird Johnson, MEmchester; dition, I know that you must says, "are poor advisers. ’The danger of suming public is concerned, there is no tlCEil astronomy is being throttl­ along with eight small modem lEurd was Eussociated 'with the ing to launch within the next 25 cent per shEme dividend on mEignetic striped lecher cimds mEuiy lesser officers are complete high school, has WEmren E. Smith end Milton printed at the Burroughs PlEmit have kept it up till now chiefly this short-sighted course of Washington longer any such thing as a ripe peach. ed^ by the lack of large teles­ telescopes of 36-to-48-inch aper­ By Wesley Gryk Jr. General Imprecision Co. month two new major prescrip­ the preferred stock. marked for removaJ or trsmsfer, launched a national “ Stay In Shaw of Hebron; Alien P. Tracy Em an heirloom?” There may be, eventually, a soft peach, copes. Tet in this day of billion- ture ($3.2 million). Ingraham Is a 186-yeEur old tion drug products recently ap­ This inc?ease in dividend in Tollamd. Ky said, “ It is certainly true lies in the fact lhat it further aggravates School" campaign, saying that If a visitor WEIS walking Edong diately sought Out the furniture end Allen S. Dale of Rockville. "A s one father to another, I ■fay or a half-rotten peach, or a rubbery doUar budgets for science and Dr. Babcock points out that manufacturer of clocks, wutch- proved by the Food Emd Drug makes the eighth successive that we have such a plEui, but I the international situation and may while a diploma won’t guaran­ the shore of the Connecticut manufacturers who could put know that m y daughter must astronautics comparatively lit­ ithe total cost of all these optical (%arles Pinto Jr. of 72 White CEumot reveal their names as f a i r w a y bring the world to a dangerous line.” peach. But there is never such a thing tee success, “ it vastly Increases River near Hartford in the mid- the wood to good use. IN CONFERENCE have talked your son into the tle money is being adlocated for facilities would run about $68 St. is one of 16 Connecticut yet.” And, once again, Moscow tells Hanoi as a peach allowed to come reasonably a young adult's chances for em­ nineteenth century, he was like­ (Colt’s agent in GermEUiy in­ Two cosmetologists, one from elopment. Now that it’s done, Thieu had indicated Friday desperately needed ground-bas­ million, or one-half of one per (Credit Union lesulers attending near ripeness while it is still on a tree, ployment and economic inde­ ly to stumble into Ein imusual formed him that the German Manchester and the other from however, w hy don’t we mEdM there 'would be a military houlie- that whatever Hanoi will need and ask ed facilities. With the advent of cent of the Investment in our the New Englsmd School for and thus has a chance to develop natu­ pendence.” village located on the great riv­ willow-workers were the finest Bolton, recently participated in the best of it? I’d consider it a cleEuilng from “ generals to lieu­ for, Hanoi will get. speice flight there has been an space effort. But even more im­ (Credit Union persoimel at the er’s bEUiks. Armsmere, eis the in the world, and the tycoon the fifth AdvEmced Cosmetology privilege if you let me pay the tenants.” an ’The reassurance Washington gives it­ ral juices and natural flavors. explosive growth in astronomy. portant, this cost represents University of New HEunpshire. CAPITAL QUOTE place was cEilled, consisted of quickly ordered that several of Conference at the University of hills for their lEust ycEO* in col- The news conference, held un­ Most of us have to reach far back into Many brilliant young men are Pinto is EuisiatEmt treasurer with self on this statement comes from the roughly what the failure of the “ I don’t know of anyone who a small cluster of houses whose those crEiftsmen be sent to (Con­ (Connecticut. lege, and also take your boy into der crystal chandeliers at Inde- some personal past—to the day when a entering the field but, unfortu­ first OAO cost. For the price of the Hamilton StEmdard Credit same well of optimism from which it can fill his shoes . . . but we’ll architecture clearly resembled necticut. The reply which he re­ The two, Theresa Bolduc of my firm when he graduates. pendence Palace, was televieed nately, the telescopes needed by that failure all of the committee Union. draws its predictions about what Com­ tree stood and yielded in our own yard, all do everything we can to car­ a German hsimlet. ceived was discouraging: Ger- Bolton, employed at the Terry Incidentally, if you’re not live over toe Vletnameee telfevl- these men are not available and recommendations could haVe ry on.” —Matthias Koehl, second munist China will do. or we were neighbor to some profession­ mEm willow-workers dwelled in Bolduc Beauty Salon in Bolton, Personnel from (^torches Mo­ completely happy in your own elon network, broEwlcaat on toe Indications are that they will been implemented. Also, the in command to George Lincoln As the visitor traveled the al orchard where we could go for drops “ communEil” villages said would and Teri Ivaniski of Jon-Ly tors Inc. will get their first look Job, I have a $26,000 executive The Russian statement, it is noted, not be available in the imme­ OAO would have had a lifetime Rockwell, fopnder of the Ameri­ twisting rows of houses, his con­ —to remember what it la to hold in the not allow themselves to be sep­ Coiffures, 110 Center St., were at the new 1968 lines of Ply- poet empty in my orgimizatlon never gets really specific about what it diate future. of about one year, while the can Nazi party, after Rockwell fusion would IncreEise consider­ hand and present to the mouth a warm, arated from one Einother. two of 70 registered hairdres­ which I’d be glad to offer—.” is going to ^o to Einswer our escalation Despite the lack of money for three 200-inch telescopes would was shot to death in suburban ably. He would undoubtedly mouths, Chryslera Emd Imper- Furthermore, they did not want sers to attend the week-long "By the way, Joe, remember in Vietnam. fuzzy-skinned mixture of dribbling juice large telescopes for both the have lifetimes of 60 years. Arlington, Va. meet jolly red-fEu:ed men sip­ lEds. They have been Imrlted to to leave the feimiliEir setting of conference. a meeting at New York which Daphne, that gal in our high Taking comfort and assurance from and tender fiiiit flesh. The nearest one northern and southern hemi­ Our scientific hierarchy is “ I’m not surprised at all. I’ve ping from huge steins of foamy their native homes. The course is the only one of will be held on Aug. 26. school class who Jilted you w d can come to the taste of a fresh peach spheres, a staggering total of facing a severe challenge. We expected it for some brew. His ears would probably this is like feeling easy about Commu­ its type offered in New Englemd. latter mEurried toe guy we votod $346 million is being made are committing a g;reat deal of time."—George (Doc) Rock­ catch snatches of brisk tunes (Colt, definitely set on mEinu- nist China by saying, as Washington these days is to buy the frozen package The cosmetologists worked on moat likely to succeed? Yes­ available for the OAO program. money for the completion of the well, retired radio comedian, emerging from netirby beer- facturing willow furniture, did A 10 per cent stock dividend sppkesmen have been saying lately, or the expensive can, in ti^ich case the fall and winter hair styles, as terday I saw her peddling can And for this money we will get OAOs and the results from commenting on his son’s violent halls. No one would be sx>efik- not let these major difficulties for the shEureholdera of Hartford unson^s canning process'has created at least an well as the latest in technolog­ openers door to door trying to Inat China knows we don’t wish to en­ only three more flights of the these, while of large astronomi­ death. ing English—only GermEui. stand in (his way. He obtEiined NationEd Bsink Emd Trust Co. imitation of ripeness. The commercial ical advamces. The insttiictionEd rEdse enough dough to bidl her gage C3ilna in war when we happen to observatories. The first OAO cal significance, may not equal While this entire scene seems detailed descriptions at & crafts­ WEIS approved at a speclEil shEure- peach has to be picked to keep: in a stEiff, headed by Miss Vera fly war planes over Chinese territory. was laimched on April 8, 1966 that derived from our use of completely impossible for typi­ men’s village near PotsdEim, holders meeting on Aug. 14 Emd husband out Of jEdl, where he’s Slater o f MimieapoUs, Minn., locked up Era a chronic drunk. In both instances, we are gambling year when the commercial peach hap­ and had a lifetime of about 20 manned orbital observatories. Area Weather cal old Hartford, it actually Euid then set his CEupenters to was subsequently approved by Candy Kitchen was drawn from leading experts Two of their three kids eu« in pens to be absent from Connecticut pro­ orbits until failure two days The ATM with its modest-slz- WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Gen­ existed—theinks to one of the work in order to make a neEu: the appropriate bEink supervi­ Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh DaUy with processes of thought Eind Intention in tbe fipld. duction we dare express our true senti­ later. The second will be ed telescope may represent a erally fair weather will continue city’s most feimous residents, duplicate. Agsdn, he contacted sory Eigencies. ShEireholders will reform school, Emd toe third one about which we really know nothing. receive one addltlonEd shEure for Just got a dishonorable dis- Choose From Over 200 Varietlea It is an exciting thing to push our ment—as far as we are concerned any­ launched in late 1968 and the break-through In observational over northern New England to­ Samuel (Jolt. Colt, of course, his GermEUi agent, and Invited other two will be launched at astronomy. A man in the obser­ day says the U.S. Weather Bur­ made his name famous through the entire population of the vil­ BURROUGHS SEMINAR each ten held Era of Aug. 14th clmrge from—.” gamble challenge closer and closer to body who picks a peach that green can A seminEir sponsored |py the one-year Intervals. ’Thus, by vatory will be able to point the eau. There may be improving his excellent guns, and the vU- lage to emigrate to the United smd the addltlonEd shares will “ I understEUid that my little TRY OUR POPULAR .. . some point at which either China or keep it. Burroughs Corp. is expected to late 1970, over one-third billion telescope to any object he con­ weather this afternoon in south­ lEige of Armsmere weis an indi­ States. be distributed in time to share boy has been telUng your little draw about 300 area executives In the October 1st dividend pay­ boy that m y little boy’s father Russia might react if we were’nt so sure dollars will have been spent on siders important. He will be able ern New England, but as a whole rect result of his firearms fac­ The willow-workers accepted to the Charlton Room in the ment. can whip your little boy’s father PEANUT BUTTER KISSES I they aren’t going to do what we might A Beautiful Thing these highly sophisticated orbit­ to expose photographic plates to the day will be cloudy and tory the offer readily, iond the vil­ Hotel America next week. The with one hand tied behind his , do if we were in their position. The selectmen of Cheshire didn’t pass ing observatories. take high resolution pictures of damp. The tycoon had built his mEin- lage of Armsmere (appropriate­ loaded wllli peanttt semlnEur,, held from Tuesday to W. Csrater Weeks of Brsmford back. The truth Is that my little Tender a n d delloloas But for real reassurance it might be the resolution originally proposed by these objects. He can monitor The weather map features a ufacturing plant directly on the ly nEimed by this “ arms” spe- New Breed Friday,' will be on the latest uses is the new mEUUiger of the State boy ia a monstrous liar and his butter. A real treat. a wise policy to make quite sure, in­ Selectman William E. Kennedy Jr. when While the “ new breed” of £is- the operation of the telescope, very weak pattern. Rain that banks of the Connecticut River. ciEilist!) was established on the H m new mhltre iltiotel, Sergio Fa'viaro (left) EUfd Fred J. Mlnicuocl, idee proMldenlt a t Ca" 01 electronic accounting systems Theater. He was mEmager of the fatoer couldn’t fight his way out they met on ’Thursday night. Instead, tronomers ponder the tremen­ determine solar events of inter­ spread into our region Friday af­ The spot seemed to be Idetd, (Connecticut River. The crEifts­ stead of merely part-sure, that our vey’s, look over a menu in the Oavey’s (fining room which was recently remodeled In Eng­ Emd business machines In busi­ Capitol Theater, AnsonlEi, for of a paper Imq:. I am sure that they passed a watered-down version. dous increase in basic equip­ est, and take observational ternoon moved northward from until Colt realized that in times men, who were provided with planes aren’t going to be flying over the Mid-Atlantic States and lish Style. This ia pailt o f the overall remodeli ng urocesB at the reettauran/L The kRchen heis ness, industry Emd government. eight months before coming to you hold no hard feelings. Kennedy’s original resolution proposed ment that CEin be acquired with measures to record these of high water, his business ample German beer Emd musi­ China very often, and to try to see if we events. marks the leading edge of warm been redone, the place has been all put o n o ^ level, and the hanqueit 'room la now be­ The seminEms wUl include pre' Manchester. He is presently llv- “It appears that my dumb ne­ that “ the Board of Selectmen in its ca­ a portion of these funds. The would be greatly endEmgered. cal instruments, quickly found­ li s ^ can’t keep the whole Vietnam war at a The potential of a manned or­ humid air. In the meantime, a ing nukle into a Steak room. (Herald photo by Pinto.) sentatlons on new ways thating in Wethersfield. phew got toe BEdes tEV* mixed pacity as the administrating board of need for large telescopes and To remedy this situation, he ed a flourishing furniture busi­ tempo and at a level which halts a lit-- biting observatory is enormous. cold front in the western Great up Em d (the coat your wife the town of Cheshire affirm its welcome their accessories is an urgent erected a dike on the (Connec­ ness in the Nutmeg State. tle short of challenging Russia to put up It could have an indefinite life­ Lakes region will move to fUe ticut. On this dike, he planted in August. Aerial spraying is in­ bought Is made of chinchilla not to non-white families as members of the one if the pace of science cuid Samuel (Colt, who had prevl- rabbit fur. Of course, legally or shut up. astronomy is to continue. Dr. time, being used whenever a St. Lawrence Valley Sunday a great number of willow trees effectual, because little of it community on exactly the same basis morning and should continue ouBly become 'p. world leader Beetles Conduct Air Raids reaches the lower trunk bark, she is entitled to keep it, but if None of us knows what Communist Babcock points out that: “ The man is in residence in the Or­ which had been Imported from Events in World that it has traditionally welcomed the eastward through our region in Uie field of weaponry, had where the beetles work. you are open to a reEraonable of­ quasl-stellar sources were un­ bited Workshop. The serious HollEuid. He hoped that they Theodorakis since the April 21 C^iina is likely to do. new white families.” during the afternoon, giving now obtained a somewhat more fer, I’U be glad to------.” known seven years Eigo. In that study being given to the manned would help to hold the earthen White Pines in Idaho iSchonherr’s research is fl- Refugee Extension coup. An outspoken critic of the But one thing can be taken as fairly The board voted, four in favor, one promise of fair skies and pleas- peaceful accomplishment: He short interval there has occur­ observatory should continue. structure together during se­ nsmeed by the IdEiho Coopera­ UNITED NATTONS, N.Y. Greek monEirchy and a pro­ certain about Russia. If Russia does do abstaining, to adopt an amended version and weather for Monday. had cornered the United States’ HEADQUARTERS, Idaho duce the infestation smd save The University of HawEdl in ROUTE «, BOLTON — W.. 649^332 red new multiplication of pros­ I have always been a firm vere flood timee. tive Board of Forestry, Potlatch (AP) — Secretary-GeneraJ U fessed Communist, he had been that substituted “ all creeds and all mEirket in willow chEdra! (AP) — Out in the remote Can­ the white pine front extinction. Forests Inc., Boype'^TIiompsim Honolulu WEra founded in 1907 someOiing more than it has been doing, pects and problems to challei advocate of taking advantage of The willows eventually prov­ Thant has Eisked Israel to ex­ sentenced in absentia lEust races” for "non-white.” NEW FOOD INSPECTOR yon Block of the (Jlearwater Na­ “ Protection is more important lAstltute Emd othet foundations. and opened in 1908 as toe Col­ OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY HH 8:30 P.M. it is not likely to announce it first. If astronomers Eind physicists every move in space which con- ed to be ineffective for their tend toe Thursday dcEtoUne for month to 6% months in prison Kennedy made an impassioned plea HARTFORD *(AP) —David tional Forest, warm breezes are Uum control,” says Dr. Joachim “ We resdiy have to stop the lege of Agriculture and Mechan- there is to be an answer to our escala­ alike, on the most profound lev­ » tributes to science. However, in original purpose, but the trees letting Arab refugees return to on charges of insulting the hon­ Candy Also Available For Fund REdslng lor the original version. "It is a good Levine' of Colchester w m ap­ wafting hundreds of thousimds Schonherr of Freiburg Universi­ beetle,” he SEdd. "it is killing 5 tion, from Russia, we will first find it el. No branch of science is more \ the case of the OAO It appears themselves did flourish fabu-^ their homes in Israeli-occupied or of the Greek roysd fEimily. IcEd Art. pointed state kosher food in­ of Uny black beetles oif one of ty in West Germsmy. “ But until per cent of the white pine eE^ch thing to affirm to my Negro neighbor active, or has greater poten­ that there is too little Etnd it is lously in the (Connecticut soil. Herald JordEm. InformEmts sEdd TheodorEdds out not from some announcement, but' spector Friday. the most destructive air raids in a feEisible way is found to pro­ year. In 20 yeEms it 'will Edl be that I welcome him as a neighbor,” he tial, for growth in expanding too late. Perhaps the logical Samuel (Colt weui a shrewd A U.N. report tura estimated WEra picked up in Em Athens sub­ from the fact. Designated by Consumer Pro­ the anneds of forest warfare. tect each tree, we concentrate gone unless yre win.” ” affirmed. And he appealed to principles the intellectual horizons of step would be to make the OAO businessman, and he would not Yesterdays that 178,000 fled from toe Israe­ urb and WEIS being held incom- The whole trouble with the Johnsonian tection Commissioner James J. Swarms of these deadly, bor- on destroying the beeUe.” of patriotism in urging his fellow-select­ meinkind.” To achieve this a low key effort until the ATM let his little orchard go to waste. li-occupied west bank of toe Jdr- munlcEulo. He wtroto toe score escalation, from its very beginning in ing, insects, commonly CEdled He says he hopes by sum­ men to make Cheshire an example for growth more EUid larger tele­ has been launched. From the Casey Friday, Levine will suc­ He knew that the shoots of the 25 Years Ago dan River, to toe-JordEiniEm-held for the films "Zorba the QreeV’ results of the ATMs we would ceed Joseph Denber who is re­ mountain pine beetles, are din­ mer’s end to have most of the Town Workers February of 1666, has been that it not other communities by reaching out to scopes are required. tree were valuable for making eErat bank during the June WEir. Emd “Pluiedra.” tiring Eifter seven yeEirs. MEmchenter Republicans meet ing on, and breeding in, tbe Emswers. only continually and progressively nar­ responsible Negro leadership. He terms Today, there are - about a know whether to continue the willow furniture, so he imme­ At leEist 160,000 of them have in caucus in High School Hall to tender bark of the lEugest sUtgle Three experiments are being T o S rows the choice for the United States it­ the amended version "only hall a step” half-dozen telescopes 100 inch­ OAO effort or concentrate on ~~ asked to return, but repatriation nEune a town committee and to stand of white pine remEdning in conducted. Probably toe most Man-made *Quake self, but also keeps simultaneously nar­ —a “ scatter shot” compared to a "rifle es in diameter or larger. All future ATMs. In the meEintime, The hig^Kway division In coop­ lias been slle turkeys, a Senate subcommittee on the situation. In point of fact, the resp- dining area, and is the “ second It Is announced that burial in spring before toe weeds come stroke in a field died F ri^y aft­ come to fruition. Council of Chuiohee tree killers. white pine logs. This "bEdt” is pan. National Security and International Op- lution is legally irrelevant. The back bar, a room In it­ most popular place in the house a town cemetery wiQ coat more Worse stlU, they spread a, blue out. to prevent weed, growth er being EEttEicked by a swEum of ' I)r. BabcqcK .says that in his suspended in a white pine weak- A second test, a submarine jEAvailable At Both Shady Glens) eratlona is about'to take a lot of secret Cynics may also point out, as one resi­ self, is decorated with period: during warm weather.” on 6|aturdkyB if a recommenda­ fiii^gua, dewUier thEm them­ from opening sidewalk and a i^ . observatory, “ Allotments of ob­ VEUiation 'ened hy ak Cuts Ui its bEurk. earthquake, is to be conducted dent did at the hearing, tl^at with zon­ The Kiecolts have lived at tion mEule by Cemetery Superin­ selves, before they eat thielr Bait trees ime chosen in areas of pavement fractures. This Police SEdd A ngelo D1 Bello, testimony, trying to answer the ques­ serving time are made up 14 Sunidhy. My last vacationiday' posters and advertisements, this weekend off Note Peninsula ing regulations sind the general high their present address nine years, tendent (3eorge W. Elliott is way out of the crippled tree, relatively low bettle infestation months application will be to 79, was bitton on tbe hands, legs tion of how far this nation can rely on months in advance; for years, garters from an opening night in Ishlkawa State using eight price of homes in the town, Cheshire is and tihe boadh iis sunny and and theirs weis one of the first CEurrled out. Emd toe immediate Eurea can be ellminEUe those weeds by-pass­ Eind b od y Eui he lay unconscious. “systems analysis” for decisions of leaving it to die. tons of dynEunlte. in no danger of a major minority influx nearly eill research proposals beautiful Einid already luueal celebration for the “decorating homes in “ the neighborhood Relatives found the fEirmer and Rqjoinlqg in attack formation, cleimed of beetles at the aEusri- ed In toe spring. The quakes were set off to great Importance. have had to be curtEiiled, Euid in my concern fk>r tomorrow's committee" only, and one wall where we have found so msuiy FIVE LAWYERfi NAMED rushed hint to a hospitEd, ^ at­ no matter what resolutions its select­ the beetles sniff their way to an-r fice of only one white pine. The areEUi of application have probe the behavior of' toe Both Stores are The two turkeys the computers fed men pass. some worthy ones must be re­ taisikis. I have this final urge to Is devoted to fEunfiy pictures. wonderful friends.” HARTFORD (AP) — The Of­ other trae. The cycle goes on A third experiment U de­ been choeen with toe aid of toe tem pts to revive him fadled. jected entirely, simply because turn my hack on Monday’s rou­ eEmto’e crust between tbe Japsm Defense Secretary McNamara are an Ail this being true, we nevertheless Other rooms in the five EUid "It is our neighbors,” the fice of Atty. Gen. Harold Mul- and Ml. In Canyon Block Emd signed to determine why bettles Beautification Committee of Dodtors SEdd toe Emts’ formic Delightfully the necessary facilities do not tine In favor o f this beach, Sea bottom smd t| ie nudn Japa­ oU-ftielM aircraft carrier, already con­ a ^ e e with Kennedy when he declared one'-hEdf room ranch-type home, Kiecolts SEdd, "who keep spur­ vey Emnounced Friday it other vidilte pine forests of the prefer some white pines over toe ChEunber of Commerce. The acid probably aggravated the exist.” thts quielt, ttaiB freedom. I will, are contemporary in decor. The nese islEmds. sidered obsolete in favor of nuclear car­ his disappointment with “ If they had ring us on to do bigger and hired five lawyers. northern Rocky MountEdn re­ others. '' committee said that about 20 effe cts o^ the stroke.,. Air-Conditioned ’Three outstanding p ro je ct I think, Ue fiat on my face in living room, now seldom used, better things with the recreation Nambd to work at legEd posts "You Can Taste The Quality riers, and the controversial F-lll fight­ gone all the way, it would have been a gion, the beeUe Is kUling toe Blue fungus cEuried by the out of 326 curb mllea wlU ^^be have been proposed in the past the sEuid, xnyaimsouitEitretcihed, is dope in greens and gold, with room and seem -reluctant to se6 ■ beautiful thing.” In Mulvey’s Hartford office were equivalent of 200 milUon board beetles actually means faster ooverod. Greek CrtHe Held for your comfort. er bomber, selected by the computers foiir years to duplicate the 200- EUir offering to the sun forever. bright accents of tangerine. Por­ the project end.” “ PIeuu are Edward J. Peters of Simsbury, ’Die selectmen were trying, with lim­ feet of timber each year, death for a tree than toe boring The material being used is ATHENS, Greece (AP) — as a money-saver, but since believed to inch telescope for southern lat­ B u t I belong to another traits of Mr. E in d Mrs. Kiecolt, underway,” they added, “ to de­ Nell H, JordEm of WEurehouse ited success, to legislate something that enough to build 20,000 homes. of toe carrier. The fungus sUnllar to toe weed control used Composer ICkls Theodorakis, CAM EUkS NO W .. .TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS luive reveiiled faults and inadequacies itudes Euid to Instell 160-lnch Son EUtd there Eue things to do. also done' by Bruce Moore, Eure corate Edl the walla of A c stair­ Point Emd BernEird F. McGov­ former member of the Greek can only truly come from the human In an old dairy converted Into spreads to toe tree’s inner bark, on residential lawns luid baa HLM-.-BULBS which are going to be very expensive telescopes in Chile and Austra­ Thank you, Fhither, for these on one wall, and portrEdts of well, Emd a soEirch is on for a ern East Hartford. sealing off its nutritionfd supply been guanmteed by toe supplier ParilEunent, was azrested by po- ROUTB 6 and 44A—OPBN DAILY and SUNDAY heart: A welcome. If the people of Che­ , a field laboratory Ed He'Eid- to correct. If the whole vdnture can in- lia. No decision has been reach­ weeks. I oOitnmenid myself to their daughters, Helene and brass rail for the bar. Wo re­ Richard A. GUtUn of West quEutors, a German forest ento- line. toat there will be no harmful Uce Mbnday night, reliable DISCOUNT PRICES shire were to live up to the spirit of the ed concerning these projects, your keeping. MEurcy adorn the fireplace wall. Parkade Branch—Monday through Saturday dead be rescued. cently found out that we will Hartford was Eusslgned to the mologlat and two assistimts axe Beetles hibernate in winter, effects to children or pets or sources sEdd. John and Bernice Rieg resolution, no matter what its wording, More Teleaoopes iMymaD, The dining area next to the not Inherit the player piano ARTHUR DRUG The investigating subcommittee In­ State Tax Department and Fred­ hard at wmrk plotting d'counter­ emerge from l|^rood trees in toe harmful chemical drift to ad- The Greek military regime it would be a still more beautlftil thing. In 1902 a committee headed ^ Oonpopdta Lutheran kitchen hEis a glass wsU which which stEurtod the vriiole project, erick D. H(fith was named to a spring, and fly usually until late Jacent lawns. luul been seeking 42-year4dd tends to be fair about this. attack they hope will shEuply re- —M E RID EN RBX30RD by Dr. Albert E. Whltford un- Ohuuch overiooks the . spacious grounds but - who needs It!” poet In the Welfare Department f i ,r I PACn SDt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 PAGE SEVEN 7 ^ . C h u r c h e s My Window on the World Area Churches gR jp Prediction Comes True Veteran Sergeant Held By Rev. Clifford O. Simpson First Congregational Church Union Congregational Church United Methodist Church Oo*oordla LodierMi Clinrch Church of the Assumption Emanuel Lutheran Church United Church of Christ R ockville R t. 44A, Bolton ^P eopIcnZ Rockwell Told Oassmates For Aiding Soviet Spies 4» Ptttdn 8t. Adams Si. and Thompaon Bd. Churtdi and Chestnut Sts. ENOLAND — Have you been We si>ent one night with Andover Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Rev. Hugh A. dillis R «v . JOMpih E . B ourret, P M tor Bev. Francis J. Mlhalek Rev. C. Henry Anderson, to Falmouth, Truro, or Ply­ friends in a very modem house Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., Rev. Lyman D. Reed, M inister \ They Would Hear of Him (Continued from Page One) P astor P astor mouth ...... very likely, for with central hot-air heat. There P astor Assistant Minister ------pov at Neptune, N.J., tor 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Rev. Ernest J. doppa Rev. Eric J.' Oothberg, how close is Cape Cod? How was the usual lovely garden in ------9 a.m.. Morning Worship; The alleged spyingf occurred Instructions and met with Kirey- ARLINOTON, Va. (AP) — aslne interview: 'Tm going to Church School and Nursery. Assistant Pastor deeply our New England history front and back and flve-foot- 9 a.m., ^Worship Service, Ser- Ronald Grose will condnOt the while Saftord, a 12-year Army ev in Freeport, N.Y. May 27., 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. George Lincoln RockweU talked completely separate the black 10:80 a.m., The Service, M asses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:80 is rooted in old England is re- high tomato plants were grow- mon: “The Way of the Wilder- .service. Guest speaker. Dr. ^ T h e J veteran, was admlnlstrati've the Army said. The charges Sermon by Mrs. Gerald Ander­ big. and white races and preserve Nursery tor small children. and 11:40 a.m. 8 a.m. Morning Suffrages. vealed by our visit to each of ing in pota on a sun porch. Our Mr. Bowman Alexander Plante, of I the State supervisor at the Strategic gave no details about Harris’ al­ son, layman. Coffee Hour, ness.” The Rev. He surrounded himself with White Christian domination In Wednesday, 7:S0 p.m., Holy 9 a.m.. Divine Worship, nurs­ these towns this week. host was justly proud of the Board of Education. His topic: Communications Com m and leged activities. downstairs Social Room, after preaching. buUy boys in Nazi uniforms, this country, and I’m going to Communion. St. BardMriomew's Oiurch ery for infants, Class for prc' In the pouring rain we stood delicate flavor of his tomatoes. service. “Opportunities for the Under­ Facility in nearby Suitland, ’The Army also did not ampli­ His wife, a doctor, conducts a caUed himself fuehrer and told have the Jew Oommunlsts>and Md., and Harris was with the Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor school through Grade 4. Sermon on the Mayflower at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church privileged." fy on the roles of (took and kind of “Ann Landers” column everyone he would be elected any other traitors gassed tor Signal Corps at Ft. Monmouth, North Methodist Church Rev. Edward M. luRose at both services by Pastor An­ Plymouth, read the brass plaque Sand HUI Rd. i e w 8 » Fletcher but said they were not for Good Housekeeping. Some St. John’s Eplsotqtal Church president of the United States in treason.” N.J. Both had top-secret clear­ SOS P arker St. Assistant Pastor derson, “When Faith Is Real.” about our Pilgrim Fathers, and W apping St. George’s Episcopal Church charged in connection with the of her articles are syndicated ~Rt. 30 near Hillside Ave., 1972. T o gain attention and head- Rev. Earle R. Caster, 10 a.m .. C offee hour, Luther thought long, long, thoughts Rev. James A. Blrds^, Vicar Rt. 44 A, Bolton ance. spying. in both the States and Spanish- Vernon But he died alone Friday in a lines, RockweU sent his young Pastor Hall. when we imagined the mixed Rev. Douglas E. TheuneV, Vicar The Army charges that on The statement at one point re -, Masses at 6:40, 7:40, 9, 10:15 speaking South America. She Rev. James L. Grant, Rector 10-year-old car—the windshield storm troopers goose-stepping feelings of sadness and adven­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Dec. 8,1966, Safford asked a sol­ ferred to "others” involved in and 11:30 a.m. says many write to a magazine shattered by a sniper’s off to pioke6 the White House, to 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. ture as those brave sails headed 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Nurs­ 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Melina Mercouri dier, Robert A. Cook, to pho- the alleged conspiracy but did about problems because it is im­ 9 :30 a.m ., Morning Prayer buileta—after doing his own shout ‘^HeU HlUer” in Uie face mon: “Decisive Moments: P astor west and England disappeared ery. 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer. UNTIED N A 'n O N S , N .Y . tograpR military equipment at not elaborate on this point. St. Brl^^t Church personal. They are, she said, in and Sermon. dirty laundry in a laundromat. of Jews, and to disrupt dvU Choosing Life." Nursery for 6- Rev. Richard W. Dupee over the horison. (AP) — Actress Melina Mercou- an Army installation in Roslyn, The Army said that while in­ Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor desperate need of help, but rights and | peace deni- year-olds and younger. Associate Pastor Not far from this spot is “ The Rockville Methodist Church ri, deprived of her Greek cltt- v o r i nached Rock- Va., across the Potomlc River vestigation is continuing, it does Rev. Robert J. Keen hesitate to face a counselor with Wapping Community Church onstrations, and to shock Ckm- 7:80. p.m.. North Methodist Rev. Gary S. Cornell Hoe,” where Sir BYancls Drake 142 G rove St. lenshlp ty Greece’s new mUl- from Washington. not know when any court- Rev. Dennis R. Hussey their troubles. Congregational Highway Dept. gross. Associate Pastor finished his g;ame of bowls be­ Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor tary junta, and Greek IQng Sedford received a camera martial might be held. If con­ Cadre. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, AHnlster On the (qienlng day of Con­ fore going out to whip the On the same weekend we vis­ Constantine came within 100 from Popov last June 3 during a victed, the two sergeants could Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:30 in Moves to Free gress in 1966, a young Nazi done 9 and 10:40 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Spanish Armada. A little further ited two other homes where we 9:80 a.m., Morning Worship feet of each other at the United ^ in command i^d, “I meeting in a Washington be sentenced to 10 years on each First Church of Christ, the church. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 8 and 9:80 a.m.. Worship Ser­ up in a black-face costume vice. Sacrament of Baptism. west we spent the night in Fal- were greeted with the same and Nursery. Nations Friday. But they did not “ y®"® '^*‘® restaurant, the charges said, charge of conspiring to deliver Scientist in the auditoriiun. vice. Sermon by the Rev. Al­ Bridge Traffic fiU his shoes.” slipped past guards and pranced The Rev. Mr. Cornell preach­ mouth in a delightful inn where warmth and hospitality we ex- Monday, 7:16 p.m.. Prayer m eet. and then delivered unidentified defense secrets to the Soviets. 447 N . M ain St. ______vin C. Brewer, “Where Is Your The tall, dark RockweU found- out into Ithe weU o f the ing. Sermon: “Lord, Teach Us we could see Pendennis Castle perienced with our first hosts, and discussion time. HARTFORD (AP) The Constantine came to talk to documents to the Soviet dip­ Harris was being held at Bt. St. James’ Church to Pray.” Nursery for babies, silhouetted high on a massive Along the roads we pass G od.” ed the American Nazi paity In House—^In a bizarre antl-civU lomat at suburban shopping 11 a.m., Simday church ser­ State Highway Commission Secretary;<:ltenen^l U Thant. Belvoir, Va., and Safford at Ft. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 2- and 3-year-olds at 10:45 ser­ headland overlooking the sea. many enterprising home owners 1968 after a succession of busl- performance. centers in June and July. M eade, Md. vice, Simday School and Nurs­ First Congregational Church hopes it 1^ found a (Aan to Melina came to present the v ice . This fortress, built by Henry advertising "Bed and Break- TalcottvlUe Congregational ness faUures, two marriages A Mg part of RockweU’s plan In February, the Pentagon The Pentagon would not say ery. P a stor. o f Vernon keep traffic from clogging the Rev. Eugene F, Torpey Tuesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s adult Vin, was at one time beseiged fast” for hikers and tourists. Church Idter^D roM ^ “ *** service as a Navy pUef In tor greater glory was, he said. charged, Harris requested Wil­ why it did not announce the ar­ The subject of ^ e lesson-ser­ Rev. ^ohn A. Lacey, CJold Star Memorial Bridge con­ War n and the Itorean "Just raising heU to keep people Rev. JMm J. O’Brien study class. to r live months by land and see. some abbreviate the notice to R«v. Truman O. Ireland, Pastor necting Groton and New Lon­ against the junta. The letter lie K. Fletcher, also a soldier, to rests for five days. Safford was mon is “Christ Jesus,” the Gold­ M inister w ar. aware that there’s such a ^tiling 2 Rev. Vinoent J. Flynn History is all about us. Who b /B. Innumerable thumtoers don. also asked 0>nstantine if he was put him “in contact with an arrested in (tolllum, Md., Hsurls en Text, from Isaiah, 53: 11: Rev. Betsy F. Reed as the .^erican Nazi party.” 2 Ironically, he was so anti- Community Baptist Church was it said, “Scrat^ any Eng- and hikers are on the roads 10 a.m .. W orship Service. Ser­ Highway Commissioner How­ working “to free the thousands agent of the Soviet Intelligence in Korea, where he was serving “By his knowledge shall my Minister of Christian Education Nazi, according to coUege But his schedule seemed to M asses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 585 E . Center St. llsh acre and out pops history?” oarrying packs, tents and all mon: “An Idea Whose Time ard S. Ives said his department of poUtical prisoners” and to re Service.” Harris then met Po­ with a communications unit. righteous servant justify Has Come or a Dividend-Pay­ s t o r o T '^ e ^ r t e in d s , that ho dropped out of be running behind. Mbney was and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Walter H. Loomis, I am writing this not far from of paraphanalla. One 10:30 .a.m.. Coffee hour in Fel­ is distinctively labeling each, m any.” ing Obsession.” Congregationsd teSlid University In 1940, his not pouring in. His membership JVHnlster King Arthur’s Castle in Tinta- young hiker had a huge “L” on lowship Hall. telephone on the bridge in order Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimo­ meeting immediately after ser­ In the end Meiinn hnA in maH junl®** year, to enliot In the was reported at imder 100. The Gospel Hall gel. Shortly before we left home jjjg pack. In England it is re- Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Board of that stranded motorists can tell Planned Killings Feared ny meeting., ,, toeie^r tone™^«n^eT^!f Navy. Internal Revenue Service once 415 Center St. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Life magazine ran an article Uiat each person Icam- vice. Christian Education, Rev. Mrs. wreckers exactly where to find The Reading Room is open to about the Arthurian legend jjjg. ^ drive a cor post a large ed Nations refused to accent the “■ ‘*®*®“ Padlocked his headquarters in Thant Welcomes Greek Royalty the public at 749 Main St., ex­ Topic: “How to Worship in Reed’s office. the. 10 a .m .. B reaking bread. Spirit and Truth.” which showed pictures of this « l » vtiilcle until a cer­ Vernon Methodist Church ’Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Vaca­ To further speed tow-aways, cepting legal holidays, Monday castle. It is as captivating as it not a Dost ^ ce ” ^""“s exposed to right-wing tax troubles and he lost United Nations Secretary (reneral U Thant, welcomes Greek King (Constantine 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Children in Nursery through tain leng;th of time has passed. R t. 80 tion Church School Open House. wreckers w(ll. be stationed at through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 appeared in the magazine. ’The ______anti-semltic Uterature. And then resoundingly in a 1966 effort to and Queen Anne-Marie outside his office at U.N. headquarters in New York. Hong Kong Reds 6 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Grade 4 will meet in the Chil­ This boy obviously possessed a Rev. Morton A. Magee each end of the bridge during p.m.; Thursday evening, 7 to 9. l»e read Adolf mtler’s “Mein become governor of Virginia. The royal visit prompted protests by persons critical of the king’s failure to 6 Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet­ dren’s Building during the ser­ blue ocean surges out against sense of humor, Our Savior Lutheran Church rush hours. the towering rocks leaving rivu­ L i z Carpenter Kampf.” When RockweU left high denounce the ruling military junta in his homeland. (AP Photofax) ing and Bible reading. v ice . 'This is the height of the holi- 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, 239 Graham R oad, W apping Also planned to speed traffic 'trinity Covenant Church lets of white foam. SALADO, Tex. (AP) — Mrs. <C|Ctors had not yet deter- - is likely to be repeats through- 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet as­ on the moor it is surrounded by carved lectum or delidlitely Bev. George F. X. Reilly 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. In a short speech, Mrs. Car- illegally on a state sedition and two light bulbs glowing on a timber and bounced back, injuT' out the world. In the future. 11 a.m.. Worship. mined whether the tumor was, ing one of the attacks. British 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. tronauts are preparing for land­ lonely aqd rugged country. etched brass. As I write my wife P astor 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer. penter referred to "the shining charge. lonely pole In an jnterview on his arrival 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. malignant, the manager added.' Gurkhas drove off the bomb- Monday, 6 p.m.. Junior Song­ Dropping down to the sea­ is doing a "brass rubbing,” in Bev. James H. Royle 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. marker extolling my virtues,” Wore, 27, a field worker for N early 1,000 persons are ex­ Friday, the cardinal said, "It’s Wedne^ay, 8 p.-m.. Prayer ings in water after space flights. Noonan - was stricken Sunday, Peveloper Said in ^Defaulf throwers with tear gas and sters. shore we were surprised to see the Parish church of Tintagel. Rev. Anthony Kuzdal Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer and added: the Student Nonviolent Coordi­ pected to watch the "turn-on” of the utmost importance to all Service. All previous manned Soviet 2^ weeks before he was to - smoke grenades. 8 p.m.. Friendship (arcle. palm trees growing. The Gulf Monumental brasses often de­ Service and Bible study. “ If I were writing the marker, nating Committee, walked from cerem ony fo r the 848 Alam os. of us how the United States han­ flights have ended on the launch a tour of Australian it would simply read: 'Here metropolitan jail after the Rev. A mob charged across from ’Tuesday, 2 p.m., Home Stream spreads its warmth pict the figures of the deceased 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30, 11:46 a.m. In Finishing Eastview Roads The Inaugural of electrical dles Its race riots.” Jehovah’s mtnesses nightclubs. stands a happy woman, blessed Andrew White filed the property L eague. ground. The last one of these here and has given this part of over whose graves they are Mass for summer months. Jehovah’s Witnesses service to the poverty-stricken *l®f The cardinal, who heads his Kingdom Hall . Noonan, married and the fa­ by an over-indulgent family and bond. 6 p.m.. Corps Cadet Classes. was fatal. ’The official explana­ Cornwall the title of “The Eng­ placed. It may be a bishop, ------Kingdom HaU The board of selectmen said meeting for Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. off-shoot of the NNavajos avajos includes Thursday, but the flames Church’s new secretariat for 72« N. Main St. ther of six, numbers “Gedtle- over-enthusiastic friends.’ ” were extinguished quickly. 6:45 p.m., Senior Songsters. tion was that parachute lines lish Riviera.” knight, the mother of. a vicar, St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland Hartford Tpke., RockvUle' last night that the town coim- at the high school. Townspeople Ware was jailed Tuesday on a You $TlLL REfiJUlRE TfeTANU^ a scheduled telephone talk from nonbelievers, said, “What’s men Prefer Blondes” and “A will be asked to act on a peti­ Gurkhas also used tear gas 8 p.m.. Senior Band. became tangled. If “The Greeks had a word or even a family kneeling in Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor sel, at the request of the town, warrant sworn out by attorneys ■foXOIP ^HOT4 Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ going on here on a national level 9 a.m.. Public Bible lecture Star Is Bom” among his acting^ tion to accept a portion of To MAKE you against that attack. Wednesday, 3:80 p.m.. Sun­ Now Krasnaya Zvezda^Red for it,” so do the British! Some prayer. By placing a paper over Meeting Sundays in New Church 9 a.m., PubUc talk “Feed My credits. Coco Chanel Jack Kershaw and Charles Gal- phrey from Minneapolis, Minn. Is very likely to happen through­ “Making Loving Preparatkms has notified Sylvester J. Ploufe Paden Rd. in HlUcrest subdivi­ IMMUNE.. beam s. of their {dirases are charming, the brass and rubbing with a ------Sheep” by R. BaUavla, Watch- _ _ _ _ PARIS (AP) — Coco (jhanel, breath who said thisy acted as In Peking, Donald Hopson, out the world In the future.” A tor Earth’s InhaUtants.” Star—the newspaper of the So­ that he 1s in default regarding "This occasion marking the Thursday, 6 p.m.. Junior Ingenious, but always clear: An black wax crayon the picture is M asses at 7 :30, 8 :30, sind 10:30 the aging pillar of Paris haute sion as a town road and to in- private citizens. He was British charge d’affaires, was A viet armed forces, reports as­ tower Society representative. HMHh CaptuUi givai h*lpfut infonnatipa He suggested the United 10:30 a.m., group discussion Rnnd transferred to the paper. This completion of roads in Eastview crease the membership of the first of electric service to the tronauts are practicing para­ “overspill carpark,” “rotary car­ a.m . 10 a.m .. Study o f A ug. 1 issue couture, says her fan mail is ov­ charged under a 109-year-old It U not intandad to ba of a diagnostic naluro, trying to get exit visas tor wom­ States could set an example for of the Watchitower magazine ar- ^ p.m is done in the same fashion as ULTIMA II Acres. Central Office staff building Alamo Navajo reservation is a Open Air Meeting. ' riageway,” and “used car su­ of Watchtower “Keep Free from erflowing with invitations since law making it Illegal to advo­ en and children of the diplomat- other nations threatened by ra­ tide “Keeping Free from the chute landings both ways. i.OSMETICS Acual comidetion of the roads committee to nine members beginning of a new era,” Sen. 7:80 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting. permarket.” A “diversion” is a children use to make pictures Unitarian Meeting House the Spirit of Complaint” page an article in which she com­ cate the overthrow of the state ______^ _ Ic mission after Chinese mobs cial______clashes If it Is able to____ Im- Spirit of Complaint.” “On the return from a cosmic by covering a coin with paper _____ is now in the discussion stage from the present five. Clinton P. Anderson, D—N.M. detour; a “round-a-bout,’' a ro­ 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford 467. plained of loneliness. or federal government by vio­ said In a telegram to the In- '’“” '*** down the legation Tues- prove domestic interracial rela- Wednesday,. 7:80 p.m., group flight you could feel either firm and rubbing it with a pencil. Miss rhnnftf said in an inter- counsel, town en- The final Item on the agenda- United Pentecostal Chnrdi tary and you “overtedte,” in Rev. Nathaniel D. Lanriat Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Theo­ VVF LDON len ce, or ito belong to any organ­ discussions d the Bible Aid soil or the' water of the ocean There are brasses in England view she “found life had be- 8*n®®f Hayden Griswold, the wUl be a recommendation that Bom b Scare dlans in wert-eentral New MexI- ““ ‘"®P'“® ®'’®*' tlons. place of passing another car. cratic ministry school study ization preaching such doctrine. CO. K o n g . The 62-year-old prelate, here “Ufe Everlasting in Freedom 72 C enter S t under your feet,” the article dating from 1200 and which are DRUG CO come lonely because; most of Selectmen and the bonding sale of beach stickers be handl- (Orange HaU) Signs tell us to “bewwe of 10:30 a.m., Worship Sei^ce, “ M ake Sure” page 117 through State attorneys have Indicated for a series of lectures and dis­ of the Sons of God” at the fol­ says. cattle,” and there is a town call­ a tribute to the craftsmen who her friends had died.” company. Details on completion ed by the town clerk’s office. they will prosecute Ware. The reservation’s estimated , »® ^formed his government Robert Baker, Pastor N ursery euid W orship Church 122. Gives 300 155 famlUes live scattered ^® Chinese gov- cussions, stressed the impor­ low ing loca tion s: 287 Oakland The article refers only to the ed “Great Snoring.” A “lay-by” etched them so beautifully. Our School. Miss (toanel recently celebrat- procedures will probably be na- rather than through the select­ Ware was charged after he 8:80 p.m.. Service meeting. throughout the 52,157-acre reser- h^ been uncoopera- tance of rellglouB organizations’ St.; 728 N. M ain S t ; 18 Cham­ cosmonauts themselves para­ is a roadside rest and there is “ brass rubbings,” will serve as ed a birthday but only admits to uounced In a few weeks. man’s office, told newsmen at Nashville’s em­ 10 a .m ., Sunday School. Theme: “Live as God’s kUnls- vation about 85 miles northwest ^.^® effo^ to move 14 mls- Involvement In the race prob­ bers St. and 7li> Bluefldd Dr. chuting into water, not space­ one not too far from the town a constant reminder of the rich­ being “in the seventies,’’ while The roads In the subdivision The board of selectman last battled Liberation School that ‘Day O f f 11 a .m ., W orship S ervice. Vernon Assembly of God Church te rs.” of this old cattle town. ■*®" “ cWldren, four sln- lem . in M anchester. A lso, 144 G rif­ ships. But the Soviet press regu­ of “Widemouth.” ness of our heritage in England. the fashion world considers her have been a thorn in the side night also moved to ask the Negroes muat use all means 7 p.m., E)yangelistic Service. Nortiieast School Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Group SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A .. , Rl® Rlrts and three children's fin Rd. in South IK^dsor. larly leaves much unsaid about estimate to be about 10 years residents in the area, as well charter Commission to remain available to take power. The "Electricity,” a Bureau of to ______Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Bible Intersection o f B ts. 80 and 81 discussion in the Bible aid nurses out of the country. UNUSUAL PLANK Friday at the Kingdom Hall the highly secret space program i a r short of the mark. oz town officials for nearly two until election day, rather than school for young Negroes lost bomb scare at the U.S. Post Of­ dian Affairs official said, Vernon “Life Everlasting in Freedom of Red China turned its propa­ RULESVILLE, Miss. (AP) 7:80 p.mJ, Theocihtic ministry “bidy and Worship, here and gives only hints of Miss Chanel said that a typi- years, with the developer being disband as would normally be the backing of the Metropolitan fice has given 800 fed eral em ­ "means modem conveniences — Bev. Mlchellno Ricci the Sons of God.” ganda blasts against the U.S.- A candidate fo r a 814,500-a- school. coming developments. cal letter among scores pouring given several time extensions done since Its work has been Action Commission after police seen elsewhere by Die Alamos AREA CHURCHES Paul MunU 71, Dies FAIRWAY, ployes an afternoon In the park Soviet draft of a treaty to halt year post as state land com­ 8:86 p.m., Service meeting. “In the past our cosmonauts In said: My house and garden ^ complete the work. completed, but heretofore unavailable- for St Franeto of Assisi 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. (topt. John A. ^roce tossed demolition experts the spread o f nuclear weapons. missioner has a campaign plank have landed on the ground and FtRSL are at your entire disposal.’’ The Selectmen have announc- In this way, the commission the school teaches hatred of the their use on the reservation.” 978 ED lngtoa R d ., 11 a.m.. Worship Service. It said the trecuty Is "designed that is hard to beat. He prom­ the American astronauts on the She said She had received ed the names of several town znd its advisory board “can white race. gingerly opened a package o f The New Mexico Electrifica- St Mary's Episoopal Chnreh south W indsor After Heart Attack 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. Se« Our Gionr ____ . . against the Chinese people” and ised that, if elected, he will Chnroh and PaA Sts. water,” Red Star says. “In both both storot are birthday messages from all board members to a special serve aus a better medium of wet campaign buttons. Mon Cooperative Association ^ ^^me "perpetrSed by the Bev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Prayer Display of School abolish the office. He says he Bev. George F. Nostraiid, cases the region of the landing SANTA BARBARA, Calif. over the world which had given committee charged with study- communication and publicity The scare came Friday when lines will bring power into near­ PM tO? and Bible Study. Soviet revisionist ruling clique found out, after entering the R ector was predetermined. Suppiios! opoH ovory her a great spiritual uplift and ing the availability of a possl- tor the Charter” , which will ToUand 17-year-old Roy Edward Lynch ly 100 recen tly constructed Rev. John E. Blktoraitis, (AP) — Once actor Paul Muni in meeting the needs of U.S. race, that the office was un­ Bev. Janies W. Bottoms “But what if some reason sense of satisfaction. ble dump site. Those named he put before the voters of the peered through the torn comers hom es on the. reservation by Assistant Pastor was congratulated by actress A very St. imperialism and pursuing an necessary. Charles Dorrouf^, Bev. Bimald E. Haldeman made our cosmonauts use the ARTHUR'S mondayl Her latest collection leaves are Donald C. Smith, planning town at the Oct. 2 election, of a package and saw what he mid-September. Merle Oberon for his role in a Christian Reformed Oinroh Service Phone over-all capitulationist line of the candidate, currently is Bev. Stephen M. Price American method?” for the Soviet Union by special and zoning commission; Charles The selectmen expressed their thought appeared to be the bat­ Masses at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:15 661 A very St. betrayal.” mayor of RulesvlUe. The article goes no further, movie in which they both invitation on Sept. 7. She hasn’t Bradley, recreation committee; “deep appreciation” to charter teries of a bomb. and 11:80 a.m. South Windsor Is in Business 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. ignoring what would be done starred. Bev. James A. Bonnema, decided whether she will go her- Hugo Thomas, conservation commission chairman Harold Lynch said the package was Tolland self. 10 a-m.. Morning Prayer. with the spaceship. It says the “I hear you were wonderful M inister commission; Nelson Bearce, Crane and his members "for The Community Comment Tel- addressed to Augusta, Ga. but Zion Evangelical too,” the Intense perfectionist board of finance and Richard their diligent work and efforts Nursery provided for pre-school chief instructor for the para­ ephone returns to toe local had been delivered to the office Car Overtiims, Lutheran Chnroh Galinat, ex-offlclo member of which enabled the commission children in the Williams Build­ chute program has given assur­ said to Miss Oberon. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for Shirley Temple of toe "Thunderbolt,” a newspa­ (Missouri Synod) “Oh,” Miss Oberon said with ARE YOU scene today. ing. Serm^ by the Rev. Mr. ances that the cosmonauts all ages. SAN MATEO, CaUf. (AP) — the committee. to hold to an extremely tight per at which Lynch works and Girl Arrested Co^er and High Sts. CANNING, PICKLING, MAKING WINE OR CIDER? Selectmen are calling a town time schedule.” The public and poUtical serv­ P rice. “would not be taken by sur­ surprise, “didn’t you see the 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Former screen star Shirley which bills itself as "the white OPEN Bev. Walter L. Abel, ice phone Is once again being W ednesday, 10 a.m ., HiSy prise” if they found themselves p ictu re?” Nursery. Temple Black has scheduled a man's viewpoint.’’ Heavy rain contributed to twe Interim Pastor “Yes,” Muni replied, “but I sponsored by the Republican Comtnunlon. '< coming down over water. 7:80 p.m.. Evening Service. WE HAVE news conference for next Tues­ Package in hand. Lynch went separate car accidents last Town Committee. The phone 7 p.m Dally, Evening Pray- only looked at myself.” day renewing speculation that first to the FBI, then under 8:46 a.m., Divine Worship Thursday, 10 a.m.. Women’s QUARTS, Vz GALS^GALS., 5-GAL. JARS Dogs tor Blind^ Police num ber is 872-4100. night in which a car driven by ALL DAY WESTOWN er. Such attention to performance Bible study, nursery provided. she would Income a candiate agents’ directions went looking CROCKS, KEGS, BARRELS, SPIGOTS Ernest Vllk and (jharles Luce u Windsor Locks teen-ager roU- PHARMACY Church is open daUy for pray- was attributed to a sense of for (tongress„ for a postal Inspector. 459 Hartford Rd.-440-9946 ' liam H. Wllkens of Coventry. Trucking Firm. showmanship—rather than to Jr., the Republican candidates er. First Evangelical Lutheran She would be seeking the Re­ Topic of Rotary Program ed over and two drivers wero ego—in a long stage and movie for First Selectman and Select­ The postal inspector was out Church of Rockville BOLTON CIDER MILL publican nomination for the seat arrested in a three-car chain Church of Christ Strike Is Over career that won an Academy man, wUl give the dally mes­ of town, and Lynch finaUy ar­ SUNDAY Bev. Richard E. Bertram, ROUTES U.S. 6 & 44A— BOLTON, CONN. left vacant by the death of J. O fficers o t Fidelco Breeders than 280 families participating crash. Lydall and Vernon Sts. Award and, much acclaim for sages, sometimes assisted by rived mistakenly at the office of THE P astor Arthur Younger, also a Republi­ Foundation, Inc., leading breed- to the Fidelco program, Eugene Brewer, Minister HARTFORD (AP) — Workers Muni, who died Friday of a E. S. SILVERSTEIN, Prop.—643-6389 RepubUcan Town Committee Asst. Postmaster W. E. Llgen- No injuries were reported. can, if she ran. er of German Shepherd dogs tor Principal Income is felser, who told him "Ge that are expected to retuhi to duty heart attack at his home in Chairman RusseU Stevenson. The iteen-ager, Carolyn Arml- All Medicinal Services Available BIBLE Monday at the Hartford Des­ 9 a.m ., Sunday School, A spokesman for Mrs. Black TV charitable Institutions and 9:45 a.m., Bible classes. nearby Montecito. use by the blind, and by police indlvidualB. Guide dog^s are do* Locsd organizations wishing to thing off my desk!” A few^-tage, was charged with speed' patch and Warehouse Co., fol­ PAU L MUNI 10:30 a.m.. The Service. would say Friday only that the postal employes bravely dunked 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: The Austrian-born actor was and industrial security, will nated and all of Fldelco’s in- list their various events on toe ing too fast for conditions about SPEAKS lowing the settlement of a sev­ news conference would end the package in a wastebasket “The Best Is Yet to Be.” 71. Wind,” a role he had to quit be­ dlal-a-phone may caU Mrs. Peg 6:45 after toe. car she was driv­ en-week strike by Teamsters lo­ St. Maurice <%urch, Bolton speculation on her plans. present a program to the Man-^ come underwrites their genetic full of water, while the remain­ b y 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: The funeral will be held at 1 cause of his eye operation. A Batty, Partridge La. or Mrs. ing rolled over on R t. 74, state ca l 671. Rev. Robert W. CrOnln, Pastor If she decides to enter the Chester Rotary Oub Tuesday at research and donation of doffes ing em ployes—about 300 of “The Ladder of Success.” p.m. Tuesday in Hollywood week earlier it had earned him Rosemary Maliniak of Sherry poUce said. New England's Leading Eugene race and wins if, the 89-year-old » tor guide use. them—scurried from toe build­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ In a contract signed Friday, Memorial Park chapel with bur­ Variety’s nomination as best ac­ A Reminder! 6 p.m. at the Manchester Ooun- ______ar. PoUce said she was driving Brewer the company gave union work­ M asses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Mrs. Black would become the ing.. week service. ial in Beth Olam Cemetary. tor of the year. try Club. The phone wiU also be used to west near ToUand Center when Two-Year Professional ers in its moving division a 52- a.m . third former movie star to win For about two hours, the fed­ Muni is survived by his widow Muni was a puzzle to many 1 Founded in 1962 aa a non- Coventry convey Republican political ^her ca r skidded while rounding A new minister came tq a cer- „ . „ ^ __ ___ ralse over the high office in California in the eral employes lounged in sunny tain diuroh. He wassdhooled in CleBter Congregational Church cents-an-hour Bella and two brothers. fellow actors—as well as the profit institution, Fidelco is ' opinions, as toe campaign prog­ a curve and flipped over. The School of next three years. past two years. Wright Square and made jokes w “higher criticism” and b^;an to united Church of Christ Although he lost his left eye press, which he OPEN SUN. deducated to developing ani- q i -r • resses. It was a hlgbUght of the car was heavUy damaged. Sen. George Murphy and Gov. teoA tt. After two yean a 11 Center St. Robert K. Mooney, company avolded for the most part. i mala with even temperament d tC p lie il I j OVZSIIU while a five-man Army demoli­ because o f a tum or in 1966, 1965 local, elections, receiving an She is scheduled to appear in leado: In the dmreh became president, said the settlement Ronald Reagan were in the . . . . ^ tion team was flown by helicop­ Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, Muni made a successful come- “I know people sometimes and without the particular {toys average of 180 calls a day. It mortaBy lU. The jureacher call­ also changed some provisions to CHARIiE YOUR movies tor years before turning ter from Ft. Stewart. Manchester Circuit Court 12 M inister back but lately had been in poor call me a ‘male Garbo,” Muni 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m; leal defect, hip dysplasia, that sometimes delved into contro­ Sept. 28. ACCOUNTING ed. “Shall I read to you a little give the firm a better competi­ to politics. Butler said it took toe crew 15 Bev. Kennetii W. Steere, health. once said. ‘I am a nonconfor- had affect^ 80 per cent or versial subjects. A In the three-car crash, Stan­ September 1967 admlizlnii and luray?” he aidced. Associate Minister tive position. PRESCiXlPTION featuring a full line of quality minutes to open the package. It His practice was to submerge mist.” He shrugged and added more of the German Shepherds With Ham Radio ToUand Topics has received ley Mazur, 49, of Branford and HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING Miss Antoinette Bierce, The union originally sought 58 Groceries—Prodaoe-^VIeats—^Dairy Producta contained three soggy flashlight “Yes.” The man motiemed his himself in a role, especially that even he couldn’t figure out Stephen Loyzlm, an amateur regional acclaim and write-ups Margaret Chapin of Old Say- 66 Forest S t, Hartford—TbL 247-1116 wife to bring the Khle. The Director of Christian Education cents for workers and the com­ Town Sedis Bids •>» batteries and several dozen Na- such biographical portrayals as Ws moods, which were as var- radio operator, played a part in brook each were charged with AppUoattoos now being aooq)tod for minister was startled upon open­ pany offered 47 cents. the title role in “The Story of led as his roles. r ing it to find nhole books re­ Retroactive to April 11, the rescue operations during toe re­ foUowing too closely, poUce re­ - 9:8 0a.m., Union Services with . . Louis Pasteur,” which won him Although he relaxed by play­ M m o H ort For Piping Jobs used for such poUtical purposes. ported. moved, P68^ torn out, coaptns CSongregatlonal Church first-year increase is 25 cents, cent flood in Fairbanks, Alaska. an Academy Award In 1936, ing the violin—^which he learned Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance It was originaUy instituted by PoUce said toe third driver, Center Church. Holy Com- followed by 12 cents next year MANCHESTER ’Hie town la taking bids ______He handled a large number of Painstaking research—up to at age four—he also loved box- tor cSo„ and a director of Fidelco; lo ca l R epublicans in to e 1964 Rolf Frantz, 28, of Natick, AT the construction of a water Chaifes H. Kaman, president of ®*»«rgency messages on toe te l' BUile, to w U eb th e dyin g The R ev. C. R onald and 16 cents in 1969. 20 hours a day—marked his life ing. He said he might have en- r i i i i . i r u \ i y ’i\i: i elections. FuU-Page Photo Mnmi was westbound on the ttvTi roplied: Wilson, associate pastor of Sec- The base salaries for drivers when he sought to duplicate the jdyed being a fight manager if __ main and tor sanitary sewer ex- Kwnan Oorp. and president of ®«*®ty ^ evacuation ot tfiUdren in toe ond Church, preacher. Sermon: and packers, in 1960, will be personality, appearamce and he hadn’t chosen the theater, PINE PHARMACY MAIN M'M [ T MANC.Hl sM V tenUons on Ashworth St. The Fidelco; and Sgt. Eari F. Mbf- stricken area. Receives Award ‘Sf rclffi ^ * “An Unconventional Charac- 88.88; for senior helpers, 88.84, mannerisms of Pasteur and oth- He declined to make more 664 Center St. 649-98U fatt Hartford POUce Depart­ ahead. wh^ Bible. But as earn u you junior helpers, 88.28. Ud opening will be Diunday, ment retired, and a director of Loysim, vdM Uvee on Goose Pension Sought tout me a book wae action, i v i ▼- er great men such as EmUe than two pictures a year and his A full-page photograph of a Mazur’s car then slammed In- Sept. 14 at 11 a.m. F ld eloo. Lane and operates two power­ removed it; or a chapter w a s ______:------Zola and Benito Juarez, whose contracts provided at least six Ballboat on sparkling water to toe rear of Frantz’s, and the The work will consist of in­ Fidelco dogs are raised in ful stations with Us wife, sold By Wetherell not autliMitlc, 1 tore it out; or lives he played. months for stage work between earned a fourth place award v;oinan’s car struck the rear of PIZZA-RAY’S a story was but a fable, I cut A playwright once said that films. stalling 882 ft of zlx-inch water family situations and are known (bat“ at toe peak of toe emer­ 13D SPRUCE STREET it out If X bad another year un­ Muni, d espite his a c­ main and appurtenances on to be friendly, safe companions g en cy, aU com m ercial com - Francis WetoereU of 848 Park- for Herald staff itootograpber, **?^^*®*^' der your preaching, I think I BAD FOOD DESTROYED Azhworto St. beginning at for children, but courageous in munlcations services were out er St. has made an application jo^nh of 14 iznimfoiw ™® and Mazur complishments, was “always for retirement pension ^ wlU „ T aro scheduled to appear in Man- , WHERE QUALITY GOES QN shouia have two covers and The Presbyterian Church Grandview St. and proceeding line ef duty. of order, and mall service was pursued by a fear of failure.” HARTFORD (AP) — A health reUro Sept. 1 been em- ’ Ko«kv*U®. 0>® New cheater Circuit Court 12 Sept, nothing, morb.” w e s t It win include the con­ In lA demonstration at the severely disrupted. This left BEFORE PIZZAS OR GRINDERS GO OUT " 48 SraUCE STREET Another______critic siald "'■* If Muni hazard arising from New Ha- ployed by the Tbwn Highway land Region One News Clipping 28. nection of the pwpbeed malile Newington Home for’ Crippled only mlUtary and amateur ra- ' fltatemtfits about the “myths” had a fault, It was not lack of ven’s three days of racial dls- Department rince March, 1949. Oorttest for August. ------The Extra Mile WIU Be AMUe WeU Worth Driving cooperatlon. But he was so se- turbances is being eliminated by PARKADE to toe exiattng-nudn on Aah- ChUdren, Sgt Mbffatt showed toe temfly en- da to be heard when the Town shower drenching the cast dur­ WMe 9i45 ajn. On Broadway, his credits while fruits, vegetables and EXTRA SPECIALS! ALL DAY to ed kitchen door which reads; CALL 643-0031 oontzmetor provide all vlronment is ideal preparation tion o t Us work dining toe Ckm- Pension Board Members meet ing the first act. The produc­ included the lead of attorney packaged goods were left strewn ■ "Robbers: No crowbars, please. BfANY m iTATE BUT NONE DUPUCATB wonii^ iv;«o 7:80 P Jt, Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. labor, ptye, «"n*^*****i and for toe later formal training as neottcut River flood of that M onday at 4 p.m. at tha Mu­ tion was “On a Clear Day You all over the floors.” H Kitchen window is open.” 6 ; 0 0 p j i L Clarence Darrow in “Inherit the equlpmant nsooqwry. » guide dog. There are more yea r. nicipal Building. Can Bee Forever.” t!!

MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, J967 Minnesota Twins Take Over First Place with Douhleheader Sw^ep Dean Chance Hurls Nd-Hitter at Indians USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY Indians got a run without a hit up from their home In Wooster, Cesar Tovar loaded the bases, TIGER8-A’S— drove In the winning run for the NEW YORK (AP)—The scene was so AH-ATnerican in the first inning, and the Ohio, some 60 miles south of Maye then scored on a wild Detroit got slx-hlt pitching White Sox with a single. Berry -Twins won 2-1. They took the Cleveland. from rookie John Hiller and had homered in the sixth to give that only the Fourth of pitch. opener 6-5. Elsewhere In a full American homers from Dick McAuliffe, Chicago -a, 1-0 lead, but Smith July was missing. The Twins scored In the sec­ Chance threw a hitless game League schedule, Boston and Bill Freehan and Eddie Ma­ tied the game in the eighth with ond off Sonny Siebert when place was at stake, there earlier this month, but it was Chicago split 7-1 and 1-2, Detroit thews. The Tigers are in fourth a run-scoring single. Each club h i g h g r a d e Tony Oliva singled and scored CAMPING Was a call from the vice rained out after 4%- innings so It blanked Kansas City 3-0 and place, IMi games out. is now half a game behind the / : , ’I!;'' '■ , all the way from first on Har­ president and even Dean won’t go into the record book. New York took two games from Twins. CAR LEASING mon Killebrew's single. Tovar EQUIPMENT p r in t in g Chance’s mom was in the This one, though, was the real Washington 7-5 and 2-1. The Cal- RED SOX-WHITE SOX— scored on a balk with the win­ Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, thing. Ifomia-Baltimore doubleheader Boston jumped all over Gary YANKEES-SENATORS— Job and Conunetdel crowd. ning run in the sixth. On 1 or Air Mattresses, Stoves, Printing, Chance threw a no-httter at Hubert Humphrey, head of was rained out. Peters In the first game in Chi­ Bob Tillman drove in three Cleveland in the second game of the Washington branch of the Chance struck out eight, but In the first game Oliva scored cago and George Scott pounded runs for the Yankees In the first Lanterns Prompt and Efflolent YEAR PLAN a twi-night doubleheader Friday Minnesota fan club, was on the gave up five walks and two of on Killebrew's triple in the 16th out four hits. Carl Yastrzemski game, and Mel Stottiemyre, 13- MANCHESTER Printing Of AM Kinds that enabled Minnesota to phone just after the game ended those were what helped the In­ and Sandy Valdespino drove in and Reggie Smith each had two. 10, was the winner. The Yanks First in Manchester. New SURPLUS SALES CO. sweep into first place ’ in the and had some nice things to say dians to their run. Lee Maye Harmon with a sacrifice fly. Joe Jim Lonborg picked up his 17th scored on a passed ball and Bill cars, full maintenance, fully 169 N. M A m ST. Gommunity Pratt American League. to the 26-year-old right-hander. and Vic Davalillo led off the Azeue homered In the bottom of victory. Robinson’s single to win the Only the score spoiled it; the And Dean’s folks had driven first with walks and an error by the ..liming for the Indiauis. In the nightcap, Ken Berry nightcap. insured to reduce your prob­ at Depot Square 9 East Middle 'tDke. Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. lems and worries. For full Telephone 643-5727 Information, call J. FARR — 648-7111 ^Happened to Re My Night’ Brief Stay Leading American League Paul Dodge Pontiac m e . CUSTOM MADE MANCHESTER DICK’S CANVAS AWI^GS 373 M A m STREET ‘I W as Just Lucky’ Phone 649-2881 MEMORIAL COa SHELL /A Bosox, Chisox Take Turns We Urge You To Support 2 The Lutz Junior Museum Opposite F -st Cemetery SERVICE 653 CENTER STRKET Says No-Hit Hurler Playing Own Brand of Ball Quality Memorials Ready Storm Windows Now National League MECHANIC ON DUTY Over 30 Years’ Experience CLEVELAND (A P )— “ I was just lucky,” said Dean W. L. Pet. G.B A & A With plenty of warm weather so that weather is no factor in AT ALL HOURS Chance Friday night after he pitched a no-hitter st. Louis 79 48 .622 — CHICAGO (AP) — The - ahead of us, few like to think the Job being done, and all work 68 69 .536 11 Boston Red Sox played Call 649-5807 Starters, Generators, against the Cleveland Indians to give the Minnesota Cincinnati 9v' • ■'fT'-’.x PUMP SERVICE that cold weather and storm is done quickly and efficiently, 68 61 .627 12 their game and won. Then windows should be considered. Individuals also have found Carburetors, SEE US FOR: Twins a sweep of a doubleheader and put them in the W'ater Systems and Pumps A. AIMETTI, Prop. Domestic - Foreign Cars • Alupalnum Roll TTp , American League lead. Phlla’phia 65 69 .624 12 ^ they tried to play the Chi- Dickson’s Painters Experienced If you have storm sash that Is that they get satisfactory work Atlanta 64 59 Harrison St, Manchester 648-7008 Awnings "Sonny Siebert was pitching a the game 1 pitched." .620 13 cago White Sox game and Jacuzzi Goulds cracked or broken, now is the done at the White Glass Co. San Fran. 66 61 .616 13^ lost. When you have painting done each job presents its own par- time to get it fixed before they whether the work is having the • Door Canopies good game, too, but there’s a lot The Twins won the nightcap 2- p,xx.v,,__h Fairbanks Morse 61 66 .480 18 As a result of their chop-each- at your place of business or at ticular problem, but this firm have to be put on. Naturally, glass replaced In a mirror, a • Storm Doors of . luck in baseball and this hap­ 1 after taking the opener 6-6 in Los Angeles 68 67 .464 20 other-activity, both teams slid 6 • Combination Windows pened to be my night,” the 26- innings. your home, it is essential that jg ably trained in how to cope the place to have glass of any pane of glass put in a window MANCHESTER 10 Houston 63 76 .414 .26V& Service On PARKADE Manchester Awning Co. year-old right-hander told news­ Chance said he also was elat­ behind Minnesota in the torrid the firm doing the work is ful- vvith every contingency. Due to kind installed is the J.A. White or having the glass replaced In .Helen Reynolds and Pat O'Sullivan New York 49 76 .395 28^ All Makes men in the dressing room. ed that his parents, Mr. and American League pennant race. ly insured against any contln- their years of experience, which Glass Co., 31 Bissell St. Not on- a car door. You will find that 195 WEST C E N T p i SOP. Friday’s Results BARBER SHOP Tdephone 649-8091 went eight In- Mrs. Wilmer Chance of Woos- The Red Sox banged out 16 gency. It would seem that peo- date .back to 1915 when William ly do they replace sash In win- the prices are in keeping with Philadelphia 2-6, Pittsb’gh 0-2 Call Hartford SeafoDjcL Established 1 9 » Helen Reynolds in Second Spot nings against the Twins, was ter, Ohio, were among the hits to capture the first game 7- Manchester’s Most Modem pie are "suit” minded today, Dickson started the business, dows, they do it in doors and satisfactory work, and if you Cincinnati 2, Houston 1 1 Friday night but the White Sales 5 2 » 3 9 9 3 Service and if the firm you employ does they have the know-how to if you have screen wire that ^rish, an estimate on the cost the only pitcher In the majors to crowd that saw his perform- Barber Shop with Excellent hurl a no-hitter last season, ance. Los Angeles 2-1, St. Louts 1-4 Sox, led by Ken Berry, took the not carry enough insurance to handle any situation. Janies heeds replacing, they do this al- of the work will be given you. CHOICE VARIETY Atlanta 5, San Francisco 1 6-Chalr Service! blanking the Washington Sena­ "I know it soimds sort of nightcap in typical one-run fash­ satisfy the judgement, you might Dickson joined his father in so. Most women today are aware e j Upholstery Chicago at New York, rain J OPEN 8 AJM. to 6 P.M. tors, 2-0, at Cleveland Stadium corny, but my mother has been ion, 2-1. well be financially responsible, the business in 1922, and with How about the windshield in of fj,g glass helps them Qualify and IV I Shop Pat O’Sullivan Wins Today’s Games When it's time to (Closed Mondays) P June 10. my greatest fan,” Chance said. Berry hit a home run in the A firm such as William Dick- his years of meeting most any your car? Many cars have ^ggp the home cleaner and with r e -upholstering Chicago (Jenkins 16-10 and MANCHESTER The no-hltter, his first of nine- "I ’m glad she was in the fifth inning and then drove son & Son carries more than emergency, you know that all scratches that distort your vi- much less effort on their part, Seafood Nye 10-9) at New York Fisher SHOPPmO PARKADE « 'Modern Furniture inning duration in .the majors, crowd.” across the winning run with an­ enough insurance to fully pro- matters can and will be han- slon when oncoming car lights pgr instance, if you install a CSWA by One Stroke 8-15 and, Frisella 1-1), 2 Lower Level, (rear) test not only themselves but died without undue upset. strike them, and this is really gjggg enclosure in the bath- 43 O A K STREET and Antiques was only one of the thrills for The only run off him Friday other hit in the ninth. Pittsburgh (Veale 14-6) at “ We knew we had them when MOVE PHONE 649-6850 also you. Mr. Dickson’s firm In some oases it is impossible dangerous. Other windshields room, this cuts down on the TEL. 649-9937 • store Stools and Booths By BARRY COWLES Chance Friday night. His sec night came on a wild pitch in ond came shortly after the the first Inning alter the Indians FWJ^delphla (Wise 7-9), rtght they played for a tie in the sev­ carries $100,000 Workmen’s to do some o f the work In an in- have numerous pits where small ^atgj. that spots your floor. A • Custom Furniture St. Louis (Washburn 8-6) at Expert Compensation, $200,000 in Pub- dustry or business establish- stones have struck, throwm by gjggg tub enclosure does won- Slipcovers and Draperies Retaining the CWAG championship by one stroke game when he received a tele- had loaded the bases on two enth Inning," said Chicago man­ Los Angeles (Drysdale 9-13), ager Eddie Stanky, who had • Moving CAU 11c Liability and $35,000 in Prop- ment during regular working the tires of passing cars. ders in this respect also, and if Made to Order Pat O’Sullivan victored over Helen Reynolds at Man- phone call in the dressing room walks and a fielding error. night simmered down a bit from hla .Packing 043.S5S3 MANCHESTER erty Damage. It is easily seen hours, ‘ and when this occurs, is the case, it i^ght be a^wse have children who love to Reuben Plen’s Complete Selection of cSiester Country Club yesterday to win the second an- ^rom vice President Hubert H. Chance gave up three more Materials Humphrey, a Minnesotan and a walks alter that, but two of the Atlanta (Johnson 13-6 and Le- tirades against the press Thurs­ • storage from these figures that there is arrangements are made to do Inve^ment to the 'wm“ ‘ splash, you can readily see that nual Conn. State Women’s Amateur Golf Champion- master - ) at San -FMNisisco RUG CLEANING f r e e e s t i m a t e s Twins fan. runners were erased on double 8 8 day. no danger that a home owner the work during weekends and shield rep la «d by the J.A. fjjg^g jg much less “ mopping’ Texaco Sfafion •rtilp. ------■------(McCormick 17-6 and Herbel MANCHESTER COMPANY after hours. Of course, every White Glass Co. when they have Lower Level of the Parkade Asked what the vice president plays and the other was forced With the White Sox leading 1- or a business firm will be liable finished a 649-6824 Miss O’Sullivan • of Race 33 for the last 18 and an 87-87- 2-4). 2 15 HANNAWAY ST. precaution is taken to cover all _ „ shower or bath. If 381 Main Street had to say, Chance replied; at second. , 0 in the seventh, Rico PetrocelU in any damage suit. you wish, Brook CX3 combfiling equal 48 82—266 total. She had a bird on anclnnatl (Maloney 11-9 and je j „ff Boston with a single Not only are you safeguarded equipment and furniture, best in work at the 'White Glass you can take the measurements, on both nine took an 86 for a the gixth. Mrs. Buck, of Long- "He just wanted to congratu- He struck out eight In gaining Phone 643-0012 Co. for they are the Auto- late us on two wins and me on his 17th victory In 26 decisions. Ellis 7-9) at Houston (Blasin- and Mike Andrews sacrificed f MOVING AND financially when you engage When William Dickson & Son t t ii tt n i and the White Glass Co. will cut Phone 643-9149 54*liole. total of 235. She had a ghore, declined to play a sud- for game 5-6 and Ciiellar 11-9), 2, him to second. WUliam Dickson & Son to do does work in your house you do glass installation Dealer y^^^. gpedfications and do Urdie on the fourth hole, get- jen death playoff because of Hydramatic Transmission day-night. Although Stanky sneered at TRUCKING GO. 3-DAY your painting and decorating not need to worry about dirty, rT, irm work yourself. Of course, if ting 'double bogies on seven, the inclement weather, shot 46- Repairing GLASS Sunday’s Games Boston’s tactics, the Red Sox OUT STEALING — Red Sox’ George Scot* is but you are getting the serv- spoiled or spotty drop cloths “ is area, ^ne aj^ ser^ce^m- • PV>r Auto Windshields illne and eleven. She had a to- 46i_9i. Her 64-hole total Chicago at New York (2) SERVICE ices of the finest and most ex- covering your nice furniture. proudly displayed h e ^ y^^^ All W ork Guaranteed • For Store Fronts and tal o f 8 bogies in the finishing 83-82-91—266. had two opportunities to score thrown out trying to steal second base. Shortstop Money All Around Pittsburgh at Philadelphia in the seventh but failed. A perienced men possible to do The drop cloths used by this and tWs m e ^ that “ U Texaco Lubrication Service all sizes of windows Ron Hansen applied the tag after taking throw — Also — • For Table T<^s Winners of the dally Idwest St. Louis at Los Angeles Dalton Jones followed with a the work. Mr. Dickson’s men firm are absolutely clean and <1®®® better than average work « hnnn We Give Green Stamps Last year at HlllandaJe Miss ^ved. Si^-le from catcher Duane Josephson. (AP Photofax) . FURNITURE C L B A N m O thev are also laree enouch so °nly dealers who give you Glass ventilators are a ^on Atlanta at San Franicsco (2) pinch single over (third baseman V' are employed on a full- time O’Sullivan finished with a 231 that every piece^of furniture “ ® «nest workmanship are al- for they pro^®t against sudden OPEN 8 AJH. to 5 P.M. Bifck-83, Thurs. Anne Seldler- Cincinnati at Houston Don Buford’s head, but Petro- basis eind every one of them comblnlsg a 76-71-84. Manches­ Westchester Open Carlos blanked the Red Sox on borg was too tough for the has amplT ewering to protect lowed to display this emblem, showers, driving snow and yet SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON 83,'F ri. Irene ScavlHo-8S. celli played it safe and got no ter saw her combine a 72-77-86 American League four hits before he was relieved White Sox in the opener. He col- has. many years of experience B F Joseph Tns-nh White and Archie La- your room is thoroughly ven- Rain all day yesterday attri­ farther than third base. it. for her winning 235. RYE, N. Y. (AP) — The Westchester Country Qub W. L. Pet. G.B. In the seventh by Bob Locker, lected his 17th rtetory as he in this business. This' not only rochelle, owners of the business, tilated and glass does not cut TOURAINE buted to the factor of higher Then when pinch batter Norm MORS insures getting the very finest Large jobs or small, James J. A. W HITE Helen Reynolds of Manches- reeks of money— old, quiet, comfortable money. Minnesota 71 65 .663 — who eventually gave up the scattered seven hits, and lost DKOORATE WITtt are proud that their firm has down on the light. Here again scores and tougher putting. The So it may be appropriate t h a t ------Siebem hit a high chopper to In painting and decorating but give the iter dkot a -41-40 W puWing her round was a "get what you Chicago 70 56 .560 % ring run in the eighth. his shutout in the ninth when been selected as being out­ you may do the work yourself; the club is playing host to the it also means that these men same attention to each and PAINTS G LASS CO. In second place. Miss Reynolds shoot” as there was little or There was even more ol Boston 71 56 .659 hi Boston right-hander Jim Lon- Pete Ward hit his 16th homer. standing in this field. just take the measurements to and was caught In a rundown. Sherwin-Williams every one. Need your entire 31 Bisisell St.—TeL 649-7822 had one double bogie with six world's richest medal play golf Detroit 70 67 .651 work swiftly and efficiently, and ^ Another thing which pleases the White Glass Co. and they no roll on the g;reens. 1% The Red Sox managed to tie It house painted or just one small FOR BEST RESULTS bogles, all totaling to her siz- tournament, the rain-d^ayed strain Friday, with players and caUfoi^a 64 62 .608 7 U this means that the work is SUPER ^ e ‘ toVr‘est hi th® White Glass Co. is the fact will cut it for you. H you pre- RESULTS Westchester Classic, with one- leporters standing around with vVash’n In the eighth on a single by Jer­ done much quicker, thus sav­ zUng 236. Last year Miss Rey­ 60 68 .469 12 ing quality work is the same. that insurance companies have fer, they will install them for nolds------. ------placed third in ------the tour- Pat O’S ^ ^ .... W- n-quarter of a million doUars up nothing to do but wonder if the Cleveland ry Adair, an Infield out and a KEM-TONE ing you money, and there is 60 69 .465 12^ single by Reggie Smith, but the Atlanta Bats Spoil Want to change the color authorized this firm to do work you. * x * , nament with combinations of pawy Toraa 81- 84-.S7—362 BTabs. ^j^jn was going to lift. Baltimore 67 68 .456 18% DEI HXl. WAl 1 F’AIN I no prolonged upset when they scheme In your home yet are “ r them, and this means that Glass protects funtiture, mir- PAUL'S TURNPIKE White Sox won out in the ninth 79-84-86—248. Barbara Young .... 83-9&-78—383 And it’s very natural that With ^ ______, Naw Vnrk 67 70 .449 14% do the work. a little afraid that some o f the they must fully meed the rigid rors add to the spacious look of PAINT SUPPLY ■ X.,., Tx-xx.. Gall Appeli ...... 87- 87- 83-366 xh„x x^„ Gary Player of South Africa, New York on a single by Ron Hansen, a All kinds of work is handled 68 73 .421 18 SHERWIN WILLIAMS of Manchester w a s third with Irene S c a v u i o 86- 86- 85—267 the tournament has drawn one sacrifice and Berry’s hit to right MarichaVs Return hv thu fir,,, flnH nini, ®«lhrs wlU not blend harmo- standards set for glass Instal- a room - glass is used more 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO Kansas City, Mason Ru- Friday’s Results by this firm ana James Dick- Let James Dickson lation. The men employed here and more today and you will be a birdie on the 14th, scoring 43- ' i t ^ ®'^®*' assem- center. X., ,.,xx. NEW YORK (A P )— Juan Marichal made his Ion* 981 MAIN STREET Tel. 649-0300 dolph shared flrst round New York 7-2, Washington 6-1 help you in this respect He are fully trained in all phases delighted with the way it helps Open 24 Hours A Day 44— 87, for a 64-hole total of 81- Cherie ^roux ... . 85- ^ §§—2S2 *^l®d s tournament, Minnesota 6-2, .Cleveland 5-1, awaj-t^ retuiTi, and the Atlanta Braves couldn’t have TEL. 648-6686 suit with you, offer advice and ^ uncanny eye for of glass Installation. The work you add beauty to your home ciuDt saia stanky **ana ttiey » , . . ^ ______Firestone Tires f 1st game, 10 innings give es ma es on any ® e ^ . pgj.jg(.j color harmony and your ts done under cover, of course, and also protection. Junior champion, said, “In three i^ u ie ^BMvadies 86- 89- 91—266 and around the plush club Frl- had us on the run. When you’re h j v Boston 7-1, Chicago 1-2 hitting, you don't play for the ^ ® dandy, who ble and then Ignited a three-nm G Business firms and industries j j ------Quality Line Products One stroke back in the field of home can achieve that decora­ yeaira I ’ll win this champion- Bert"smiu! ! ^ 8 8 ^ ^ ^ ®t®ady rain washed Detroit 8, Kansas City 0 tjg It has been plagued by a rash of fourth with a single. are prone to put off a redecorat- Helen Wolfer ...... 93- 86- 93-370 ou t p la y . 154 of the world’s best shotmak- Ostrmsky Looking for a place for tor approved look without the Tool Equipment Gen. Repairers License iriliip." California at Baltimore, rain Manager Dick Williams of injuries this season, made his xhe sweep gave the Phillies ing or paint job, for unquestion 90- 86- 94—270 second round, weather were U.S. Open champion that Special Affair? extra expense of hiring one. Comer Broad and Barbara Young of Longshore H ^n 89- 93- 89—270 Today’s Games first appearance since Aug. 1 five straight victories. ably it does mean a slow down 88- 93- 93—372 permitting, srhediilAd Jack Nlcklaus, Bob Charles of Boston defended his position by DEALER IN WASTE For the best in painting and ^Flower Children^ Rental CC In Westport combined an Goreia Adams now is Detroit (Wilson 17-9) at Kan­ San Francisco and the in the work schedule. However, Middle Tpke. West 83-92-78—263. Her yesterday’s _Bmneii 89- 95- 91-H275 New Zealand and John Schlee, saying "We should have scored ^ ^ .. WE CATER TO: XX. I. XI. X . J J X, decorating do depend upon the BUUe 9 1 - 9 3 : 9 4 = 3 7 8 today with IS-hole rounds Sun- sas City (Odom 3-6), twilight the lun on Jones’ hit. I don’t all over him MATERIALS ^ough^e trained services of WUllaiTDick- round, only five over par was Toby Schunmn — 91- 95- 94—280 day and Monday. If a playoff Is all at 67. REDS-ASTROS— • Weddings “We Rent Most Everything” Phone 643-2176 Boston (Stephenson 1-0) at know why we didn't. Friday night. • Banquets James Dickson and his men, ^ the lowest for the day. Miss Julie Fournier ---- 88- 90- 93—281 n„pABHnrv It will be Locked at 68 were Lee Trevl- u xx Mel Queen throttled Houston • Gatherings Gather in Britain Dorottw Aomstrong 91- 96- 96—282 n ecessa ry , Boston's victory put the Red Marichal lasted Jiut 4 2-3 In- ______^— ___ RAGS, IRON much of the work can be done AP Young had a front nine of 41 Nina Derman ...... 98- 89- 99—386 death beginning immediately no,, Frank Beard, Dave HUl and ^MinnAsltl * Dial on five hits until the eighth in- • Group Meetings “ ■ 98-91- 96-287 Sam Snead. Arnold Palmer and Minnesota (Kaat 9-12) at Sox In first place for the first ^as tagged for 11 mw Ted Abernathy came with a minimum of interruption WOBURN, England (AP) — bans, he opened an art gallery going aiMpar on the back after.MU regulation XVKUUAUU** play mMonday. u iiu n y . cuxxii iiiiica,xx. xxxxaxxxx * cxx.x.ox c iA v e la n d r H n m n 1.3.101 of every description er “ " ■■ — time since 1949, other than early walks. He w m charged bullpen to finish up as SCRAP METAL of the regular work . Of course. The flower children are gather- the property. It, too. Is open with------a 37.------On the 10th and 16th^ 555 Tb* Jnflux of players and British Open champion Roberto We have the “Know-How” Radio Today EQUIPMENT at season standings. ™ *?*.*!. Cincinnati shaded the Astros. XX,- XX. . D_ix to the public—for a price. ' DON WILLIS she had birdies’. Fifth place ; ^ 9m o S=3m spectators has put something of de Vlcenzo were In group of 10 vvAjUiinirton Pa« piirI ii ai ^ to please you! ing at the estate of one of Brit- ^ 935 CENOnSR STREET 7 “ We got there for a while, victo^, and dt left his record at Queen, who won his 12th WDBC—1360 to♦n rsollGail Appeli Anruxll ;of,r.t iriinvic, Tunxis Plan­Wlon. Betty Colcman ...... 94- 96-104—393 a strain on the club. “ waaningion trascuai ix v) and PAPER California (McGlothlln 10-6 and didn't we" said Williams. “ But ^ rather unimpressive 14-ia Church Corners Inn I '.oo Mike IMUllard ain’s most ardfent promoters for antique shops in an old sta- MANCHESTER tation, Farmington tied Oslausky____ ky ...... •96-101- 98—294 game, was forced to leave when 731 PARKER ST. Bring Your Clothes, 4:00 Long John Wade OARAGE lx. Paitnod ...... 100- 99- 96—296 Slmmons 1-1) at Baltimore we’ll have other chances. This . Elsewhere.... in the National ^ , ... his shoulder became sore in the 860 Main St., East Hartford Gowns, Suedes, Drapes, 8:00 Dick Robinaon what is advertised as the na- ble. There are a zoo, a carnival 649-2052 Berl Buck, last year’s second N. WcU ...... 101-104- 03—298 TeL 643-5735 or 643-5879 1:00 News. Sign Off 18 M ^ St., Tel. 649-4531 (Bunker 3-5 and Phoebus 11-8), thing is a long way from over.” ^ »g u e , streaking PhUadelpMa eighth. 7 Phone 289-4359 Bed^treads, Slip Covers WBCH—010 tion’s biggest love-ln. with a merry-go-round and oth- finisher. Miss AppeU had 42-40- s t si'- - N ^ 1:00 Mallnee 2, twi-nlght. The big surprise In the split Vada Pinson tagged a home For Quality Cleaning X xt. „ er shows open to the public. Knees StiD Pose Problem was that the Red Sox shelled Pittsburg 2-0 and 6-2 to To The 4:30 Hartford Highlights As there seems to have been Speeialiling in Sunday’s Games run for Cincinnati. 7:00 News no previous British love-ins, the For a small charge visitors 7:30 Gaslight Detroit at Kansas City Chicago ace Gary Peters In the ”*“7® P*®®®’ claim seems logical. “ av PO®® with a life-size cutout Donkeys, Teams Boston at Chicago (2) opener but were su’ ted by natl shaded Houston 2-1 and W v l n a 'TRADE PARKADE 12:00 Quiet Hours AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERVICE Sports Viewing For Jets and Joe Namath DODGEBS-CARDS— PONTIAC 2:00 Sign Off The organizers of the three- photographic likeness of His Minnesota at Cleveland rookie Francisco Ca i. who ^ ® l e * apHt wlffi St. Lot^. • Layaway Plan WTIC—1080 Set for Action The Dodgers finally caught up 1:03 News day event are counting on 100,- Grace. If the price is right and Front End Alignment SATURDAY PEEKSKILL, N.Y. (AP) — ards a carry. Only Jim Nance New York at Washington was making his major league vanning 2-1 and then losing 4-1 GLEANERS d but r r r \ * a < y o r v i A a f • One of the largest inven­ 1:15 Home Decorator 000 to pay the price of admls- ke has the time, the duke will SUPPLIES The success of the second oper­ and Mike Garrett exceeded that California at Baltimore (2) Clhlcag^’s game at New York with longtime nemesis LaiTy Next To Liggett Drug 1:30 Monitor Tuesday Night (SO) Roller Derby'' was rained out. Jaster when they nipped the tories In New England 2:05 News Sion by Monday night. pose in person. figure in the top 10. General Repair Vlforic (SO) Twins vs. Indians ation on Joe Namath’s right Woody Woodward and Bob Cardinals in the first game of TEMPEST Where you get low 2:10 Boston at Chicago "The flower people,’’ ex­ Organizers of the love-ln are PLUS Boozer’s running mate is fuU- • Supplies and Accessories 4:55 Music Fill All teams playing in the Don- ( 8) Red Sox vs. . knee has enabled'the New York Uecker triggered a pair of two- their doubleheader. Jaster had prices and a 10% 5:00 GHO plained Miss Patricia Miles, charging a pound—$2.80—ad­ SALES and SERVICE MACHINE SHOP keyball game Tuesday evening . White Sox Jets to expand their offense, but Matt SneU, a double th ^ t Giants Meet Vikings Sunday run Innings for the Braves with beaten Los Angeles six straight CONNECTICUT Bonus Card . . . To 6:00 News, Weather assistant controller at the Duke mission price for each of the ♦iT .1 ^ t l « who was the only running back 6:20 Strictly Sports at Mount Nebo have, indicated - 5:00 ( S) Race of tihe Week the lack of success w th his left i_ xu- .n i- consecutive singles In the sec- times—five of them consecutive 6:30 Monitor festival’s, three days. This in­ DuPO N TS who finished in the top 10 in VALLEY COIN CO. Save With! of Bedford’s Woburn Abbey es­ SERVICE they are ready for action. Coach ( 8) Westchester GoU knee could restrict it hopelessly. ond and fifth. 'shutouts last season. PAUL DODGE 11:00 News ^ tate, "are basically nice yoimg- cludes the right to camp on the both rushing and pass receiving 97 Center St., Manchester 11:15 Sports Pinal GU Flavel Is in hopes that a 6:00 (SO) Let’s Go to the "The operation was a suc­ PhU Nlekro benefltted from a BIU Singer, 9-4, won his sev- 643-6295 11:30 Other Side of Day sters who like to wear beads grounds, Stop ’n Do in I960. WPOP—1410 suitable mount will be availa­ Races cess,’’ Jets’ Coach Weeb Ew- Tarkenton Featured 13-hlt Atlanta attack and won enth straight in the opener and PONTIAC, INC. and bells. "There will be three The duke’s cut Is 10 per cent 8:00 ( ) Nassau Speed Snell, in fact, caught as many Dally 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1:00 Woody Show ble for his stellar first base- 8 bi his ninth game with a sfic-hitter. touched off the Dodgers’ wln- 6:00 Lee "Babl’ ’ Simms Show days and nights of pop music of the gross. MANCHESTER Atlantic Sonrieo aiA said, referring to, last De- passes, 48, as flanker Don May- 373 3Ialn St.— TeL 649-2881 Monday Closed WINF— 1230 man Ron CSiurchill while man­ Weeks '65 * * • ning rally with a sixth inning WATKINS-WEST and talk of love and peace." His ancient family motto is ; cemberember's s surgery. “"Mis His kneeKnee is narHnard. ‘NomAth^aNamath’s nrlmArvprimary recelw Thurs. and Frl. tUl 9 P.M. 1:00 News Prop: “Rudy” DuPont • ager Joe Scata is reported to SUNDAY In Yale Bowl Clash PHILL8-PIRATE8— double. Willie Davis followed 1:10 Jack Drees on Sports The Festival of the Flower ‘What W ill be w ill be." AUTO PARTS the best It’s ever been. We’re however, is split end George FUNERAL 1:15 Speak Up Greater Hartford have his nine on a diet of (SO) Yankees vs. Sen­ able to inove qiore because he’s who battled the great Jim Banning hurled his 37th with a triple for one run and 2 1:30 weekend Dimension Children, as It Is being cadled by 128 East Center Street Mbther Oats and carrots. John ators NEW HAVEN (AP) — Minnesota’s Vikings, w h o career shutout and held Pitts- then Lou sacrifice fly 270 BROAD ST. 2 SERVICE 1:35 Speak Up Greater Hartford the off-beat duke. Is being POLLUTION CONFERENCE 2:00 News Phone: 649-6977 McParland, energetic coach of ( S) Pro 80000* play action passes, rollouts and t it t e l year before traded their quarterback to the New York...... Giants last burgh to six hits as the PhUUes brought Da' home with the Dube Tool Co. 2:05 Speak Up Greeter Hartford staged on a part of his spaclojus WASHINGT^IN (AP) — A fol­ the Spruce Streeit 'Tavern soft- ( 8 ) Westchester Golf booUegs.” loiSnir 73 to BS Pete Lammons is Winter fo r a bundle of draft pieka, engage the Giants took the first game of the dou- Ue-breaWng run, Drill Jig Bushings ORMAND J. WEST 4:00I NewiNews Featuring a conqilete line of 4:30 Weekemd estate. I low-up conference to the Dec. 2, Atlantic Prodnoto; ballers has asked Russ Mathie- (30) Sportsman’s Holi­ But Ewbank was talking the tight end. i" « « exhibition football game at Yale Bowl Sunday Weheader. Johnny Briggs’ sev- Orlimdo Cepeda’s f o i ^ Steel and Carbide Director 4:38 Speak Up Hartford A lot goes on at Woburn Ait. ! 1963 meeting on pollution in the We will close Sat. at 1 PJH. son to come out of retirement day 5:00 New» General Automot about his third year as a pro. The toterlor offensive line is a at 2 p.m. as both sides try to see who won the trade. °"® Special Reamers bey. Connecticut River has been an- to take the mound in the unique Decimal Sizes From 6:10 World This Week for the summer. Repairing The left knee suddenly presents veteran quintet - Uckles Win- Tarkenton, with U3 touchdown -Philadelphia’s------runs. mIn the nivhteannightcap and kevedkeyed the 142 E. CENTER ST. 6:30 Weekend in trying to raise $16.8 million hounced by Sen. Abraham Rlbi- doubleheader, there has been In the nightcap, Chris Short Cardinals to their victory. Al .030 thru .500 in Steps of .001 7:00 News another problem. ston HUl and Sherman Plunkett, passes behind him In six sea- anyth,„g to the GlanU, It’s an “ the nightcap, th n s snort t - a r ^ s m tneir ^ c t o i ^ ^ Meyer Steel Plug Gages Manchester’s Oldest 7:10 Sports Time to pay off the death duties on coff (D-Conn.). no word out of the W.I.N.F; m.oAd. a.TT, rtaiiuia ond Dave sons. is New York coach AlUe , ______game since JiUy 4 Jackson, got late iim^ 7:16 Speak Up Hartford The knee first acted up sever- guards Sam Deluca and Dave sons, is New York coach AlUe ^ p roved r u lin g ga^^^ t a n ^ ^ In Steps of .001 With Finest Faculties the estate the duke. Inherited Scheduled for Sept. 27 in Hart­ camp to date and it is rather ^® night s activities xxiAAko oo« A n^AAfiA. ____ _ ond n .n i.r jodm SheHnan’s hope for a reluven, ® as the PhUUes completed the help from Jack Lomabe and Joe 8:10 Jack Drees obvious that player-coach Phil *'®^P operating costs al weeks ago during a practice Herman Carr I^ne Jig and Fixture Parts 8:15 Speak Up Hartford from tils father in 1963, His ford, the conclave will give state 9 :0 0 ------Nows of the 1967 litUe league season, session, but Namath was back Schmitt. only when passing plans were Ball Lock Pins Grace has turned himself into and federal officials "the oppor­ Burgess is keeping his lineup a two runs with a first inning dou- ry. 9:40 Speede Up Hartford Painting— Decorating First pitch slated for 7:30. to work the next day. Then last The defensive front four Is tme ter with the men who understU' foiled, gained more yardage In 6 Borite Boring Bars— Carbide 11:30 Barry Parbeir an uninhibited showman. secret. tunity to assess prog(ress that ------Saturday lUght, against PhUa- of the best In the league with died Tarkenton Travel In Style, Eleganem Also Representing Other 12:00 News A few summers ago he al­ COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL * RESIDENTIAL ^ n Vander- jggg j^an the Giants top runner, 12:15 Slpi Off has been made and the prob­ The donkey trainer has re­ delphla, Namath left the game Gerry PhUbin and 'Verlon Biggs kelen and Bob Berry, And Comfort By Quality Manufacturers GUNLIFFE lowed nudists to hold their an- Little Miss ’Hit former Yale fullback Chuck lems that remain—fix a firm Interior—Exterior—Color Consulting Service ported that the mounts are In in the second quarter with a at the ends and Paul Rochester in the trade the 'Vikings got Mercein. Brookline Tennis Tourney CADILLAC LIMOUSINE 6 John, East Hartford— 289-6450 Term’s First Usage nual convention on his gfrassy timetable for clean-up—and get fine shape and will be coming WEDDINGS li SPECIAL OCCASIONS MOTOR SALES After the (3hurch had been grounds for a price. Complete Insurance Coverage A 1968 College freshman •win strained left knee. and Sam Harris at the tackles, two picks in last winter’s draft cant fullback Tucker Freder- tough with those who continue into Manchester after a week's be the recipient of a scholar- The Jets brushed off the Inju- The Unebacklng trio of Larry of college players, and the first jckson however Is an even blg- established at Jerusalem, the Then he allowed the public to to pollute the river,” Rlbicoff Turns into Marathon Event Can Maashaatar 649-7853 EXPERT AUTO BODY and Est. 1915 rest. shlp from the annual Little ry as nothing serious, but the Grantham, Al Atkinson and choice In the draft next winter, ouestlon mark than Tarken- Apostles set forth to convert gaze at the nudists—for a price, said. FENDER REPAIRS Read Herald Ads both Jews and Gentiles at other The abbey with Its many art Represented at the conference ENAMEL and LACQUER places. It, was at Antioch that treasures is open to the public will be the Connecticut Water REFINISHINGS the term ' Christians was first daily. This month. In coopera- Resources Commission, the Mas­ WM. DICKSON & SON REASONABLE PRICES appUed to them. tlon with the Duchess of St. Al- Tel. 649-0920— ^M^cheeter, Conn. In practice this summer he’s complete tollay before ttunlng se^ed foreigners, sachusetts Department of Na­ near the contenders for tbe lems last year. He’s hoping that king starters this year. RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. tural Resources, the New Eng­ American FootbaU League’s comerbacks Johnny Samplq and looked healthy again, but the over the Longwood Courts for Australia’s No. 2 seed, WU- In prevloirt exhilUtlons.^e Vi- knee has yet to be given the ul- the start of semifinal action In Uam Bowrey and Owen David- Just Above the Traffic land Interstate Water Pollution Eastern Division tlUe that they Corn6U Oordoh and a a f^ es BU- lookod aimorh in whinninir ax aaaxia..a..o ------—— Control Commisslonand the De­ are with him iv Baird and Jim Hudson will j tlmate test of continuous game the 871th U.S. National Doubles son, were t o face top-seeded CSroIe are wun ram. ly uaira ana ju n Huoson wiu phUadelnhla 34-0. and dreadful antinn H«>a lutod hv Rharman ______,______An—,, a.______.. TEL. 643^16 partment of the Interior. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY ______. Americans d a rk Graebner and teabtetoyS^^ttie”.^ KsS^SDen^^rome!;^?^ wTsiaSer%'Stagainst tilethe Vi“Vikings. Emerson and Barnes, the Marty Riessen In today’s semi- PLYWOOD CENTER <'( I K I I I'l.l [ Hoth spots before the Injuries est match In the U.8. doubles players Vtdnnls Shaw and Joyoa l i # PAINTS and Banquet SuppUea your, convenience. league’s rushers, averaging 4.69 day night. H the Tarkenton trade brings hit. hlstoiy. Williams in a semifinal Sunday. Invalid Neew • Stemips SILVER LANE EXTENSION \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 PAGE E L B V m OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB /• HUGOS BUNNY Business Sftrvicfts THERE OUG^A BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Htip Wontud— Help Wonfud Mftift p:: ir s IN THERE ^ O f f t r a d 1 3 F u m o lu 3 5 sc h o o l b u s operators tm f AGENEBOUS^ ^'L7UOUSm‘'L ^ DONT LET A U'L ( m o lo o n a t t h o s e b a r e SPOTsf sam ew m ritsf (fOP. IS NO BROKEN FIELP 1 , TIP 16 A MAP SOME CMAN6E/ THING LIKE THAT f^UNNER, A M O S/ HE PAID CLASSIFIED LAWN MOWING service, light H bWEM kRVE IS ------TVlIS a U 0 IS GOING TD CASHIERS WANTED — days 1087-1068 school year. Hourly STOP YA l ONE GOLFER \i/MO rate $2.48. Silver Lane Bus CUSTOWER'S EXPRESSION BUT 1 OUST CANT 6V THE WAX MARTHA MV LOVE,] SAKE'S SILL AND LEFT A trucking, odd Jobs. Call 649- THE DOGS.' 10-6 Monday-Friday, nights, P1ND IT IN THIS EXPECTS •*' WAV Line, Inc., 40 Bralnard PlaM. O' ORATITUOE PER P IP FATHER HAPPEN TO BUNDLE TO SPLrr-^WlTH 6470 gnytlme. Thursday, Friday, Saturday S E RVICEi BIG PURSE i An«wT to P f vlou* DEMANDS-EVERV LEAVE UE A LITTLE REMEM­ ME AS E/ECUTOIR / BACK HOB buUdoser work, 6:80-1. Stanley Green Reriau- BRANCE ? IT'^ NOT LIKE HIM SH A LL w e t a l k AGNOOT Things of All Sorts ADVERTISING FAIRWAY LOOR rant, Parkade, iManchester. IKNOW- grading, and septic tanks, dry IT A FT ER Y o u C L E A N / LIKEA6ILLIARD TO PEPART Without s o m e ^ ACBOM 4 Superfluous CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS wells, land clearing, .ihain saw BOOKKEEPING machine oper- ME A ROUTE LtTTLE TOKEN OF h is THE OARAGE 7J work. Paul Sohendel, 849-0486. t a b l e .- 1 HMd eovaring 8 B c ^ S A J L t o S P J L ator and clerical worker, 6 day a f f e c t io n / SPrayar ' \ 4Fb9toovw|iii| 7 S u i^ e m e n t SALES AND Service on Ariens, week, fringe benefits. Regal’s 8 Shoamalnr’t Men Shop, 643-2470. SALESMEN? . COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn iM t id 10 Let it stand 5 PJkL DAY BEPOBE PUBUOATION mowera. Also Homellte .'u in .Tai. Itof. U, BOOKKEEPER — receptionist 0 8 UEndoIwl (M in t ) WHY NOT? mnraaimM recTMUonal 11 K m (Scot) Deadline for Saturdiqr and Monday is 5 p.m. Friday. saws and International Cub for Manchester dental office, a m Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ __ l»« kr w«n»f Ifw n MPrtpodUon K liS w part-time, hours flexible. Call SEALTEST FOODS __ fktarM , toe. lOSluggidi ment and sharpening service H E 6 a lso o n e g o l f e r 649-6676. ^ TJA Jtof. UA Nt Oft. 18 DbnlauUv* of 28 Racorda for America’s- largest dairy can Samuel on all makes. L A M Equip­ WHO’S NEVER ON'EM .' jSEitranged phono 43 Roman emperor PLEASE READ YOUR AD DENTAL ASSISTANT for office offer you an exceUent start­ 24 Anglo 28 Individuals Olaaallled or '‘Want Ada" are taken over ttie phone aa a ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon. BY V. T. HAMLIN 18 Domains thaow 20 Finest 44 Wicked , 876-7809 Manchester Exchange in Rockville, full or part-time. ing salary plus commission. ALLY OOP 20 Exudes 28Ftotta,asa 81 Stops 46 Whip mark on oonvenlenob. The advertiser ahoold read hla ad the FIBST A complete benefit pro­ aiHarinei's mltf 33 Tardier fWp DAT IT APPEABS and REPOBT EBBORS In « mi> for Die —Enterprise 1946. References. Write Box O, Man­ ...WOULP \O U CON SIPER direction 47Enthuilaatle chester Herald. gram, job security and WELL, I GUESS I , „ TH' WAY THESE 260ranulates 38 Bed canopy next inaertion. The Herald ia reaponalUe for only ONE Inoor- NEANPERTHALS A BIT OF FRIEP GOAT? 32 Seraglio rooms 40 Nullify ardor RUSS' Mower Service — lawn plenty of opportunity to GOT AWAY FROM X...C?UES'nON 24 Ireland (dial) 48 River barriers reot or omitted Insertion for any advertbement and then only . W O M E N ( IS, WILL I a r e TALKIN', TLL ■27 At no time 41 Mother (Sp.) to ^ extent of a "make food” Insertion. Errora which do mowers sharpened and repair­ FULL-TIME dental hygienist, move up. In return we ask BE LUCKY TO 26InterIodc hereafter 42 Desert nomad 50 Idand (FT.) ALL RIGHT- ( SURVIVE W 37 H M d (slang) not lOMon tlio valno of tho odvorttoenient wfll not bo ooROotod ed, ei)gine tune-up, free pick­ office in Vernon area. Write you to let us train you to ' E S C A P E ? LIVE o u r SONoti^enUf^ 1 1. 3 4 S . 1 r i 1” hy "make food" Insertion. up and delivery In Manchester. P.O. Box 137, Vernon, <3onn. take over an established T H ' P A Y .' I Vw 32 Moon goddess 742-7807. route. We have estabUshed t l F E 34 Maker of flshlng It 16 14 WAITRESS WANTED. Apply P05ES seinee routes open for efficient 35 Needs it IT ATTICS and cellars cleaned, Cavey’s Restaurant, 48 E. Cen­ men who don’t want a rou­ CRUEL 38 (Compass point 643-2711 875-3136 trash hauled to the dump, ter St., Manchester. PECISIONS^I B -ii 87 Social insecU 11 i6 a r tine job. If you are inter­ 38 Esamlnatlon (BodnOle, Ton Free) light trucking, reasonable. 643- ested and want to know 40 Essential bsing 6846. more call. 41 Sm (Ft.) ------r* to- nyi'/A/Af Halp Wonteii— Male 36 OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WnXIANS 42 Anoint FAMILT MAN wants light a r 29 OLPV/EGTBUR.Y C.C. ELECTRICIAN, full- time, 48 Moved ilk a Trouble Reaching Our AdvertiMr? trucking during day. Attics, OLO WESTBUKV,N.V. crowd, like bees u cellars, yards cleaned out. steady employment. Insurance SEALTEST HOW ABOUT TH IS, ANOTHER? OH.THEy'RE CLEVER, ALL , 49 Visited a second benefits, paid holidays and va­ THEY'RE STRUS<3LIWeTO R IG H T / T H E Y N O T O N L Y L E F T time 34 24-Hour Answering Service Odd Jobs. 649-0120. , HAULTHISTHING UP10THE THE DRAW ERS IN, BUT 81 Palm leaf (vdr.) Painring— Papering 21 Halp W antod— Halp Wantod— cation. CaU between 8 a.m.-6 8-36 saDrjr FOODS 2 A T T IC , A N D - IH E Y D ID N ’T E V E N LOADED THEM WITH A LL p.m. Robert’s Electric C!o., 63 Shakespeare 31 16 Free to Herald Readers F a m a le 3 5 Famale 35 113 Summit St., Manchester t h i n k t o t a k e t h e d r a w e r s , THE STUFF THAT WAS ON king Household Services EXCTRIOR AND Intorlor paint­ South Windsor, 644-0109. O U T "TD M A K E T H E J O B t h e STAIRWAY WAITlNGTO 643-7697 BY LEFF and McWlLLIABIS GO UP-JUST50 THEYDONiy 84Maletheep Want Information on one of onr classUlednadvertlaementaT ing. Wallpaper books, paper cX)xmTER HELP wanted, LEGAL SECRETARY, part- DAVY JONES , EASIER/REALLY ON THE 88 Tree trunk Olfeted 13-A hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ C ^ IN E T MAKER wanted, ex- BALL, AREN'T THEY? H A V E T O AV U < E O N E T R l ^ y 46 17^ JT No answer a t the telephone UstedT Simply call tha steady part-time work. Apply time, 10-3, small pleasant of­ Interviews Daily / V fX r P A V , AT THE '^YOU SURE TOOK NAW/ BUT 56 Masculine 4i W ly Insured, workmanship guar­ perlenced only. ExceUent op­ YOUR TIME ABOUT IT SO happens, appellation REWEAVINg o p bums, moth In person. Comer Soda Shop, fice, shorthand needed. 643- 9:30 A.M. - 4 P.M. X CAN ALMOST PUBLIC DOCKS! 67 Abirtraet being 46 51 holes, rippers repaired. 1 ^ - anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6826. 730 Main St. portunity. Displaycraft Inc., CONTACTING ME, OL I'VE GOT A 30B 4163. Manchester, 043-9557. Evenings by Appointment SEE YOUR MENTAL PAL. ARE YOU TRY­ FOR. YOU TO DOWN EDWARDS dow shades made to measure, If no answer 648-0048. GEARS MESHING, ING TO KEEP LAURIE DO... ALONE! St S3 84 An Equal Opportunity DAVY... WHAT'S TO YOURSELF ? 1 Leg coverings ANSWERINQ SERVICE PAINTING, interior, exterior, YOUR IDEA ? 2 Ancient u 81 87 made whUe you wait. Tape re- estimates. Contact Gerald TOYS & GIFTS WORK NEAR HOME AMERICAN OIL CO.—De­ Employer country corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 2 Moderate A. Stratton, 643-8748, 643-4887. sires to employ an aggres­ 6 Main St. 840-5221. PARTY PLAN f(KWSPAPKR ENTERPRISE ASSN. 6(84500 875-2519 Looking for work near FULL-TIME and part-time, PAINTINO—Interior and exte­ home? Our pleasaint, mod­ sive sales minded Individ­ and leave yonr message. Ton’ll hear from our advertiaer rior, very reasonable, free es­ Demonstrate the newest, truck drivers, 18 or over. Ap­ in Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. Building— most complete line of toys em office in your neighbor­ ual to manage a 300,000-gal­ ply Alcar Auto Parts, 226 timates. Call Richard Martin, hood may be Just the right I'M NOT Centrocring 14 649-9286. and gifts for Christmas' Spruce St. CERTAIN, LAURIE, Highest Commissions! No place for you. C3omblne your lon location In Vernon, BUT WE Ne e d Automobllas For Solo 4 NEWTON H. SMITH A SON— NAME YOUR own price—paUit- Investment! Generous Bo­ typing skills with reception EXPERIENCED Bridgeport o^- MARCO'S HELP Conn. — Good neighborhood Remodeling repairing, addi< ing, paperhanging, removal, nus Plan for Dealers and work, greeting customers. eratOrs, 66 hour week. Apply TO CHECK OUT BY DICK TURNER 1964 TRIUMPH Spitfire, iiw This large national firm will E&S Gage C^., Mitchell Dr. h u n c h CARNIVAL HERALD tions, rec rooms, garages, ceilings. Guaranteed work, free Hostesses. CaU or write Sind high traffic count — on MY ; . mileage, radio, heater, extra start you at a good salary porches and roofing. No Job estimates. Interior, exterior. "Santa’s Parties!" A-voi., JOURNEYMAN electrician, im- set snow tires. Move forces too small. CaU 649-8144. and give regular merit In­ a salaried basis. Must su­ BOX LETTERS sale. Asking $795. 643-6691 af­ Clean, accurate, prompt serv­ Conn. 06001. Telephone 673- mediate steady employment. BY KEN MUSE ice. Call 647-9664. 3456, Evenings 677-2018. creases. Employe benefits WATOUT ter 6 p.m. ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ and paid vacations. Come pervise personnel and keep WUson Electrical Co., 640-4817. McNaofht S/ndkate, Inc. IF THEY CAN'T For Your ages, rec rooms, bathrooms in and see us today. simplified records. We in­ Infonnatim) tUed, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Heor Finishing 24 COUNTER girls for 6 a.m. to HOLD IT,,THEY MOB—1968, VERY good condi­ tend to establish the right NOTICE ------Q-7A tion. CaU 876-6662 after 6 p.m. ment work, cellar floors, pat- 12 noon shift, 2-4 days. Ideal HOUSEHOLD FINANCE s h o u l d n 't aSSiSSj WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY emmw. odB, roofing, fla.n Loon Cels- FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- PUBLIC HEARING GLASS OF THE HERALD will not for Community College stu­ CORP. man as an Independent WATER ON TTfc- DRINK nr.' disclose the identity of synski, BuUder. 649-4201. Ing (speclallzliig In older dents, no experience neces­ CHANGE IN METHOD OF any advertiser using box 1966 VALIANT—MUffT seU. Call floors), cleaning, waxing sary, will train. Please ap­ 380 West Middle Tpke. business man. CaU 629-7483. WATER BILLING BY THE THE>?0 O«S.' SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OT^EAL letters. Readers answer* CARPENTRY — concrete steps, floors. Painting. Paperhanging. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 649-6828. ply Mister Donut, 266 West Manchester Ing blind box ads who floors, hatchways, remodeling, No Job too smaU. John Ver> Middle Tpke. After 6 p.m. Mr. Fretheit, WATER DEPARTMENT desire to protecttheir 1964 FORD convertible, red, V- porches, garages, closets, ceU- faUle, 649-6760. SEPTEMBER 5, 1967, 8:00 P.M. m u «\E,\NrTCW, HAVE '>0U identtity can fodow this 8, extra tires and wheels, rea­ ings, attics finished, rec rooms, 628-6176. procedure: CENTRAL Service Aide — High BENTLEY SCHOOL, HERE SIAE CON^S. Pim/e 6EENAN01PM\1P7 VJt MW sonable, 363 Spring St. formica, ceramic. Other relat­ DRIVERS for school buses, we 67 HOLLISTER ST. ed work. No Job too smaU. Dan Bonds— Stock! School graduate, mature, wil­ JANITORIAL — part-time eve­ X'LU JUST ASK HER..- Enclose your reply to the 1965 LINCOLN for parts, free. train you, hours 7:30-8:46 a.m., ling to learn, and able to as­ SCHEDULE OF box in an envelope — Moran, BuUder. Evenings 640- Mortgogos 27 2:16-3:30 p.m. Extra noon work nings, Manchester area, 5 PROPOSED RATES addressed to the Claaal- 1968 Ford, best offer. Inquire 8880. sume responsibility for 3-11:80 nights per week, 3-4 hours at 1082 East Middle Tpke. avaUable. EhcceUent part-time shift, regular part-time. CaU %’’ m eter'1200 cu. ft. $4.80 fled Manager, Manchester SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ Job for housewife. High pay per evening. Call Hartford Evening Herald, together (QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, Manchester Memorial Hospital, meter, 1200 cu. ft. $4.80 RED convertible, 1958 Foi^, limited funds avaUable ior sec­ scale. CaU 643-2414. 249-6889. 1” meter, 1600 cu. ft., $6.00 with a memo listing the dormers, porches, basements, ond mortgages, payments to 643-1141, Ext. 278 Mrs. Miller. good condition, new top, $100, refinlshed, cabinets, buUt-ins, IH " meter, 2400 cu. ft., $0.00 BY ROY CRANE companies you do NOT suit your budget. Expedient An equal opportunity employer. PRESS OPERATORS BUZZ SAWYER _____ want to see your letter. or best offer. Inquire 82 Cot­ formica, aluminum, vinyl, service. J. D. Realty, 64S-61!19. 2" meter, 3400 cu. ft., $12.70 Your letter ■will be de­ tage St. steel, ceramo siding William FORK LIFT OPERATORS There will be an additional MOWl.THlS IS MORE LIKE THE AFRICA WE KNEW, CHRISTY. SOAtETIAAES WEAkAOE stroyed if the advertiser NURSING HOME aide. 8-7 p.m. ONLY A MILE OR Robbins Carpentry Service. PACKERS charge for use In excess of the NATIVES IN TRI8AL DRESS. NO ROADS ...VAST SPACES. is one you’ve mentioned. (X>MET - 1962, deluxe, white, 640-3446. Businass Opportunity or 7-11 p.m. CaU 649-4619. permitted amounts as shown I A l If not It will be handled 4-door, standard, radio and 28 WAITRESSES First shift, 46 hour week. In the usual manner. HOUSEHOLD sanitaUon routes KEYPUNCH operators—East of above, as follows: heater, one owner, $860. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, 30c per 100 cubic feet for the 649-9366. rec rooms, room additions, available, mainly in Tolland, the river. FuU-time, part-time Permanent fuU-time day or EASTERN BOILER 99 Loomis St., Manchester first 10,000 cubic feet; 21c per TWMSAVOUSeMAlP kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ good income, one man opera­ evenings, interesting variety of work. Pleasant working condi­ night shifts, exceUent earn­ 100 cubic feet for amounts from W f^ N m S YEARSu Lost and Found 1 eral repair work. Financing tion. Entire route now being MAN FOR tire service work _ ___ 1966 OLDSMOBILE — 53,000 done in 3 half days plus one tions, convenient location, ex­ 10,000 to 80,000 cubic feet and avaUable. No down payment. ings, tmlforms furnished. good pay, all benefits, must i2c per 100 cubic feet'for use LOST—6 months old black and original mUes, $100. 649-2497. Economy BuUders, Inc. 648- full day. CaU 872-0368 eve­ ceUent starting salary. Data white angora kitten, vicinity Keypunch Service, 1247 Main Apply dally to manager 2-7 be rteady worker, e^erience excess of 80,000 cubic feet. 6160. nings or write Lee’s Sanita­ helpful but not essential. Ap­ Crestwood Dr. Child’s pet. 649- tion Service. P.O. Box 196, Tol­ St., East Hartford, 628-6818. William R. Schaller, 6047. Trucks—Tractors 5 p.m. ply Nichols-Manchester Tire Acting Secretary land. Inc., 298 Broad St., Manches­ Board of Directors I960 FORD—rack body, model Paving - Drivawcqfs 14-A RN OR LPN, 8-7 p.m. or 7-11 ter. e - i - t LDST—SOLID gold grandmoth­ ______Manchester, Conn. F-6, good condition. CaU 649- AMESITE — Quality workman­ p.m. CaU 649-4619. Some part-time schedules er’s bracelet, 2 heads with Schools and Clossas 33 EXPERIENCED carpenters Dated at Manchester, Con- ® m? lEfc TJA l«t. UA M. Oft. names David and Scott. Re­ 0768. ship on driveways, parking % MOTHERS. NEED money for can be arranged. wanted. John R. Wennergren nectlcut, this twenty-fifth day of ward. Call 640-6746 after 6 p.m. areas, commercial and resi­ August 1967. Today we REALLY cause a ruckus! We're going to dential. Free estimates, no ob­ added school expenses? Earn Co. CaU 643-8803 after 6. stage sit-ins on the downtown parking spaces!" 1962 DODGE DUMP, model D- HEAVY EQUIPMENT the convenient Avon way. 600, reasonable. CaU 649-0768. ligations. CaU Eastern Paving FULL-TIME Inventory clerk. MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Co., 628-8987. Choose your working hours to ' INTERNATIONAL Announconwnts 2 OPERATORS NEEDED fit your household schedule. No Apply Alcar Auto Parts, 226 ( dW6 PONG WENT Y E S i H E 'S S U R E HOUSE OF PANCAKES Spruce St. H E’L L HAVE experience needed—you earn THE WILLETS BY WALT tTETTEiUSEitti ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ Auto Accossorios— while you learn. And, our TV 363 Broad St., Manchester W. T. CRAIfT 00. ers, sales and service, bonded Roofing and Earn whUe you learn. Earn Tiros 6 Chimnays 16-A to $800 weekly as a pro­ advertised products seU them­ at tha Parkoda I TH006HT VOLTD \ representative. Alfred Amell, selves. CaU 289-4922 today. 647-1719 or 643-4913. FOUR good used 916x16 Good­ fessional HEAVY EQUIP­ AppUcants needed for oflloe ROOFINO - BpedaUilng re­ MENT OPERATOR. For COUNTER MAN LIKE TDKfOOW I'VE year custom tires, price rea­ pairing rooie of aU kinds, new WAITRESS —11:80 a.m. to 2 NEED EXTRA MONEY? and/or credit, luncheonette © o r "mE OMLY sonable. 668-4229. the first time in the USA, p.m. daily. Apply. In person Part-time, All day Satur­ assistant supervisor. roofs, gutter work, chimneys Allstate Training Center Sell the top party plan line. WIMTERIZED NJE$T Porsonols 3 olesned and repaired, 80 years' Jane Alden Restaiu-ant, Ver­ day and Friday Night. IN THE NE16H- offers quaUfied men 21 and non Circle, Vernon. Discount toys and gifts. No The Benefits RIDE WANTED to HamUton Trailors— experience. Free estimates. over the opportunity to Investment. No back orders. Apply in person at • Good Pay Standard, Windsor Locks, sec­ CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- TRAIN LOCALLY In RELIABLE WOMAN to care for No coUecting or delivering. e Paid Vacattons Moblla Homos 6-A 8333. ond shift, from vicinity E. Mid­ SPARE TIME on all makes child afternoons starting Sept. Write Laurene C o., Goshen, MEATOWN e 6-Day Week dle Tpke. 649-6274 before 2:30 (jonn., or call 489-4101. R(X)FING—Repair of roofs. The of equipment, buUdozer, 6. Call 649-0854 after 7 p.m. 12161/] SUver Ume e AU Company BenMlta all’ p.m. 16’ SCOTTY Highlander, sleeps best in gutters and conductors. scrapers, backhoes, etc. Beat Haitford, Conn. 6, one month old. CaU 644-8226. WOMAN FOR alteration de­ PART-TIME counter girl, 6-1 Apply In Person Repair of chlnmeys, too. Call Accredited program. Job a.m. Apply Bess Eaton Do­ OlughlUi, 643-7707. placement upon completion. partment, experienced prefer­ Automobllas For Sola 4 TRAILER — 2-bedroom, 36x8, Budget plan. 622-4689 any­ red or knowledge of general nuts, 160 Center St. storms and screens, exceUent time. sewing. Apply Burton’s, 841 ’66 FORD V8—2-door green, en­ condition, nice for camp or MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY gine good. Asking $25. CaU af­ Hooting and Plimibing 17 Main St., Manchelter, Mrs. PART-TIME COOK, two days ------lake. 649-6048. Harris. CWg|fMW.I.e,TJilM.OANtOn. ter 6 p.m. 647-0827. per week. Call 649-4519. 9 0 AAEPLACE WHERE X PERSONALLY, X WOULD HAVE COMPLETE PLUMBING and Are You An GUARANTEE WE WObCr BEEN HAPPIER WITH ANTS! NEEID OAR? Your credit turn­ heating instaUation, repairs '^WHBRE/VRE c :> Motorcyelos— and remodeling. Service calls Only O BE BOTHERED MORTY MEEKLE ed down? Short on down pay­ WE GOING ON Ef/PESTV BY DICK CAVALLl ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- Bleyelos 11 given immediate attention. Experienced OUR PICNIC, INSBTTS. elon? Don’t despair! See Hon­ CaU M A M Plumbing A Heat­ Tractor School AAR. EXCEPT FCRCHB YAMAHA—NEW dealership. ing-. 649-2871. J COULD PfZOBABiy S E E WHAT I MEAN"? est IXiUglas. Inquire about low­ Sales and service at Seymour PARACHUTE I^BBRNATHY? B E T H E WORLD'S ^ THING THATALWAy© est down, smaUest payments Linotype Operator? Auto, 681 Main S t, Manches­ In Hartford CHAMP THIS... ) HAPPENS... anywhere. No smaU loan or fi­ ter. Movlmig—Trucking— Earn up to $250. per week. Start Working Immediately nance company plan. Douglas Storoga 220 RIGGERS T Motors, 888 Miiin. BULTACO Sherpa 8—scram­ FuU or part-time students Excellent Wages • Two Weeks Vacation With Pay ')) bler, track only, not a street MANCHESTER DeUvery—light welcomed during the sum­ Exparlancad. or Willing To Loam 8 -2 6 )> UkCj 126 cc, good condition. trucking and package deUvery. m er and faU m’bnths. School • Hospitalization • Retirement Income Plan a Life 2 649-8691. Refrigerators, washers and licensed by State of Conn., Modarn, Haw Alr-CondlHonod Factory < 3 ^ 0 HOLMES AND BURNS stove moving specialty. Fold­ Dept, of Motor Vehicles. Insurance • Sick Leave • 37V4 Hour Week. Guaranteed placement as­ AUTO SALES ing chairs for rent 649-0762. Buslnon Sorvleas sistance upon graduation. Apply In Person At The WiS OfForad Don’t delay, caU American PIONEER PRISaLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER No Money Down 2? PaInHng—Poporing 21 Tractor TraUer. ilanrl^patpr lEuptttng ifpraUk LAVOIE BROTHERS—general INBIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ AEfliiD DYNAMIC SYSTEMS, INC. Weekly work, cleaning and mowing, cial rates for people over 66. 289-6647 Anytime HALE ROAD PIOiNEER INDUSTRIAL PARK 18 BISSELL STREET 3-26 landscaping, driveways, tree CaU my competitors then oaU 1962 Chevy Convertible $ 7. service. Completely insured. ROUTE 84 — EXIT 94 — BIANCHBBIXEB 1968 Ford Galaxie, 4- door 9. CaU 742-7649, anytime. me. Estimatee given. 649-7863, 876-8401. Halp Wanfa^rr An E^piBl Opportunity Employer \ / / 1969 Chevy, 4-door 6. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TUR2USR STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Fomola ^ 35 1960 Pontiac, 4-door 6. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ JOSEPH P. Lewis custom r WANT YOU painting, interior and exterior SALESPERSONS — experienc­ TO CHAPERONE 1968 Ford Hardtop 11. races. AU concrete repaira. HERON A TOUR 1962 Corvalr Monza 7. Reasonably priced. 648-0861. paperjanging, waUpaper re­ ed women’s wearing apparel. OF THE UMITEP moved. WaUpaper books on re­ 8, 4 or 6 day week, good sal­ HELP WANTED STATES I 1988 Ford Convertible 12. ATTICS, cellars cleaned, rub­ quest. FuUy Insured. Free es­ ary. Apply Tweed’s, 778 Main 1968 Mercury 4-door 8. bish removed from backyard timates. CaU 649-9688. St. • Warehouse Men, Shipping Dept., First Shift 1968 Ford Wag(m 12. and lawns maintained. Reason­ HOW FAST 1961 Plym^outh 4-door 5. able, 649-1868. • Material Handlers and Move Mon, Alternating Shift 1962 Vallaint Hardtop 6. LAWN MOWER and tractor re­ 9-24 ^960 Pmitlac 4-door 6. pairs. Pick-up and deUvered. CAN YOU • Machine Operators, Dyeing and Finishing Dept. 1962 Chevy Nova Wagon 8. Ken and Bob, 742-7200 or 628- SEWING MACHINE 8847. • Boiler Room Fireman ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS 1964 Corvalr Coupe 9. TYPE? TREE EXPERT — Trees out, OPERATORS a Receiving Clerk, First Shift EEST THINS I'V e POUE IN NH STAFF HAS APPRAJ6BO rV E PECN DOING’ 478 Center St. buBding lots cleared, tresa top­ YEARS WAS TAKE TWINKYS yO O R PRACXU^ PLANS SOME APPRAISING; ped. Got a tree problem? W ^ Exporioncad, or WIBIng To Locnr Immediate opening for a mature lady who types • Man To Do Plumbing and Steam ARVICEANDAftANPCJN MV JD SPEEP UPTHE CITV 7 0 0 ... AND IV e Manchester 647-9997 worth pbona oaU, 748-830. well and fast to operate a Friden machine. Fitting In Plant PRACTICAL PLANE FOR. MOPERNIZAVON DECIPEP 127 CHANGE Modarn, Npw AlDOondMonod FcKtory THIS MORNINE, ROEIN t PROGRAM, ANP<» A torOFTHINGS SHARPENING Service-Sawa. /'I W eVe HAP A ftAU. / LIITLE SPORTS knives, sxes. shears, skates, Many fringe benefits including pleasant people GOOD PAY — FRINGE BENEFITS BY R 0U 80N 1961 THUNDERBIRD, 66,000 rotary blades. Quick service. to work with. An exceUent opportuni^ for the right origbial mUes.v^power steering, Capitol Equipment On. 18 Main person. W ILL TRAIN power brakes,^ new transmis­ St., Manchester Hours dally PIONEER I sion and tires. Reason for seU- 7:80-6, Thursday 7:80-9, Satur­ Apply in person at the s ing—buying station wagon. day 7:80-4. 643-7968. AfRO DYNAMIC SYSTEMS, ING. Fine condition. $1,166. 64^9189. HALE ROAD PIONEER INDU8TB1AL PABI^ Apply Cheney Brothers, Inc. YOU ARE A-1, truck ia A-1. ROUTE 84 — EXIT 94 — MANCHESTER 1969 RAMBLER, standard Cellars, attics, yards and amaU 81 (DOOPEB HILL STREET, BIANOHESTEB A. transmission, good running trucking dona A-I right Call An Equal Opportunity Eoqiloyer 8 to 5—O r OoU MS-4141 For A ppolataw ^ i\ condition, g « ^ mUeage. CaU Tremano Trucking Service toll BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. M 649-4040 aftMT 5:80, ftea, 7480487. V K ■ ■ /■ 1 I. ■ I ' ’ v i . V /

MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 PAG E TH IR l PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 Hoosm For Sate 72 Suburban For Sclothing, sizes 10-14. Reasona- Says Nick h\ this parcel of Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. new boUer, one 6 room home, expansion space for 8 famUy. SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland ily room, oversized treed .ot, ’ .-i property on Center Street in Are you led up with collect­ same condition. Live rent free. ble. Call 648-4864. $18,000 — 3-bedroom Cape, FuUy rented, with good Income. Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod­ newly p ^ te d . Act now, to­ CX)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. WINCHESTER 80-80, model 94, a Business Zone. Includes a ing a pile of rent receipts? Only $19,900 for bote. CaU Car­ Wantucl To Ront 68 dormers, air-conditioner, neat Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ern kitchen with buUt-ins, for­ morrow may be too late. 5 PJVI. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION $60, one year old. Call 649- comfortable home for your If so, you can become a riage Realty, 872-8808, 843-7788. and clean. Hutchins Agency, 649-2818. / mal dining 'room, 3 large bed­ Choice offering by Carriage 0144 between 5-7 p.m. Wonfod— To Buy 58 a p a r t m e n t or house, fur- own family enjoyment as landlord and own this 1 year Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 5 p.m. Friday. Realtors, 640-6824. rooms, VA baths, finished fam­ Realty, 643-7783, 872-3308. ' nished or unfurnished wanted well as several Income old 2 family in a lovely resi­ FIVE BEDROOM Colonial now POWER Lawn mover, excellent HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, Uy room, garage, large wood­ Wanlod— Rool Estofa 77 for rent, Bolton- Coventry properties. We have all the MANCHESTER — Exec u 1 1 v e dential area. Price $29,900. under donstraction, plus we BOLTON — $21,600. 8-year old condition, 2 months old. Call bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, ed lot, $24,900. PhUbrick Agen­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL |>IAI AA9.9711 area, 3 reliable adults. Call details on indome, etc. neighborhood, spacious Garri­ J. Gordon, 649-6806. wUl have custom buUt for you Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, SHOW ME A fair return on an BE APPRECIATED iFlOOls I I 643-5495. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ cy, Realtors, 649-5847. after 5 p.m., 286-4862. son Colonial, center entrance, Ranches, Split Levels or Co­ famUy kitchen, fireplace, ap­ investmmt property, large or lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 fireplaces, porches, garages, lonials on exceUent lots with WANTED — 3 or 4 bedroom W VERNON—Assumable 4Vi per proximately 2 acres. Owners small, and you may have a Lake S t, Bolton, 649-3247. all city utilities. T.J. (Jrockett cent VA mortgage. 60’ long U f t ^ sale. Send particulars—In­ Continued From Preceding Page Boots ond Accessories 46 house, vicinity Mainchester, JARVIS REALTY CO. beautiful treed setting in the ,,,»TTAr-in anxious. Frechette Realty, 647- 80’s. PhUbrick Agency, 649- BARROWS and W A L l^ C E Co. Realtor, 648-1677. it R Ranch with 9 rooms, 8 come, expenses,-price, etc. All WE BUY AND sell antique and Coventry. Call 742-9740. Manchester Parkade 9993. 20’ TROJAN, large cabin, in­ REALTORS MLS INSURORS 6347. bedrooms up, cathedral celling replies held in strict confl used furniture, china, glass, Manchester 649-6306 board, excellent condition, sac­ MANCHESTER — large brick living room, dining room, WEST HARTFORD — Comfort­ dence. Write Box B, Manches­ Help Wanted— Mate 36 Help Wanted— Mote 36 rifice, $1,500. 649-6089. silver, picture frames, old THREE ADULTS want 6 or 6 648-1121 BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room Cape Cod home, beautiful treed coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, rooms, at least one bathroom kitchen and finished 3 rooms able, cozy 6 room Colonial, 3 ter Herald. Cape, fireplace, family room. MANCHE3STER — Immaculate lot, 2-fuU bates, handy to shop­ bedrooms, shower bate, living PLUMBER — experienced in PART-TIME service station at- 14’ 1965 RUNABOUT with 40 watches, old Jewelry, hobby and one bedroom on first 6 room .Ranch, attached ga­ down, large lot. FV>r inspection This home has been complete­ ping, schools, and buses. PhU­ room with fireplace, dining TWO, THREE or four family new work, top ■ hourly wage, tendent. evenings. Apply Mor- h.p. Evinrude electric start ai*d collections, paintings, attic con­ floor, in town or outskirts. 643- rage, enclosed porch, beauti­ caU Carriage Realty, 872-8808, MANCHESTER—Vicinity. Will ly remodeled Including a new brick Agency, Realtors, room, Bunporch, kitchen, house in Manchester. Write fringe benefits, no layoffs. In­ iarty Brothers. trailer, good condition. Call tents or whole estates. Furni­ 6082 after 6 p.m. 648-7783. build 6 room Ranch on large kitchen with dishwasher. Beau­ fully landscaped yard with 649-6847. quire Imperial -Plumbing Co., 643-7689. ture Repair Service, 643-7449. complete privacy, like new pantry, lavatory, large treed P.O.Box 28, Manchester. DIE MAKERS, experienced on FAMILY of 5 desires 5 or 6 lot for $16,900, or Raised tiful home and garage set on OOVBNTRY-OPLIT level, 9 ) V r r South Windsor, 644-1521. wall to wall carpeting yard, garage. Owner 623-0422. all types of dies. Kurtz Broth- le ’ MFG FIBERGLAS, 1966 60 room apartment, preferably Ranch, $17,900. Also will build a nice 71x170 treed lot. Wolver- rooms, 4 bedrooms, famUy SELLING your home? For ton Agency, Realtors, 649- throughout. Only $18,600. Lots For Sate 73 ers, 347 Keeney St. rear. 643- h.p. Johnson, Gator trailer, first floor. Call 524-1820. on your lot. Mitten Agency, room, fireplace, garage, near VERNON — custom 4 bedroom prompt courteous service Rooms Without Board 59 2813. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 9576. take over payments. 649-0144 Realtors, 648-6930. MANCHESTER — Vernon St, lake. Owner going to Florida. Colonlad, 3 tiled bates, family teat gets results call Louis President Receives Optimistic Briefing EXCELLENT room for woman room, double garage, lots of Dlmock Realty, 646-0823. 5-7 p.m. AUGUST SPECIAL —6Vi room treed 180x800 lot. Wolverton A steal at $18,600. H.M. Frech­ MAN WANTED to work in lum­ school teacher, kitchen privi­ WANTED—4 or 6 room apart­ CAPE—6 ROOMS, m baths, MANCHESTER — Lakewood trees, low 30’s. Hayes Agency, DISHWASHERS Cape, possible 4 bedrooms, Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. ette Agency, 647-9008. The White House released this official jlhoto of ing the II Corps in that area, delivered an optimis­ beryard, must have driver's leges. Call 649-6258, after 4:30. ment or duplex. Call 1-623-8427. one car garage, large lot with Circle, 5 room Cape, located 646-0181. COVENTRY—newer 6 room 2 GREETING CARDS new ceramic bath, fire­ in an exceUent area, extensive Army Lt. Gen. Stanley Larson briefing President tic report on operations there. Lai*son’s new as­ licence. Davis & Bradford trees, $16,900. PhUbrick Agen­ BOLTON—BIRCH Mountsdn ex­ ANDOVER —overlooking lake, home, exceUent condition, fire­ THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ SINGLE HOME or duplex, 4 or place, 100x174 treed lot. Im­ view, needs some repair. A COVENTRY LAKE—« room Johnson in the White House last night on opera­ signment is deputy commander of the Continental Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., FOR SALE cy, Realtors, 649-6347. tension, acre jvooded lot with 4 room home, exceUent condi­ place, garage, privacy, 2 acres, BUS BOYS tage St. centrally located, large 6 rooms, Manchester-Andover mediate occupancy $15,700 good investment. Don’t be Ranch type house on two lots, Anny Command, Ft. Monroe, Va. (AP Pliotofax) East Hartford. brook, beauti^ area, $4,000. tion, treed lot, artesian weU. pond. (?all now. Only $16,600. tions in the central section of South Vietnam. Lar­ Put that special touch in your pleasantly furnished rooms, vicinity. Call 742-7676 after 6. THREE-FAMILY, one house oft Wolverton Agency, Realtors, disappointed. Call Now. War­ CaU now, only $10,600. Hayes gas furnace, fireplace, large Hayes Agency, 646-0131. son, who is returning after two years of command­ BOY WANTED afternoons, over greeting cards with your own 649-2813. Leonard Agency, 646-0469. Permanent full-time day or parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ East Center St., 6-6-4 room ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- Agency, 646-0181. screened porch, one lot from 18 years old with driver’s 11- personalized cards. Cards for WANTED — 6 or 08 rooms, 3 night shifts, excellent earn­ night and permanent g^uest apartments, good Income. By 1108. BUILDING LOTS and acreage lake. 742-8287, cense. Apply Henry Jenkins every reason, every person or adults and two children. About appointment only. PhUbrick Ma n c h e s t e r ENJOY COUNTRY Uvlng at Its ings, ,uniforms furnished. rates. in Ellington, off Route 140 Transportation Co., Chapel company. Call 643-8213 $125. rental. 647-1203. MANCHESTER — special this beat in this 6-room Ranch, pan? ANDOVER—Lakefront, 6 room Apply dally to manager, 2-7 Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. SOLID VALUE East. Prom owner, terms can - ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. month. Nice older 7 room eled kitchen and dining, one Ranch, 2- bedrooms. Walk-out Rd., S. Windsor. 528-2133. OUTBOARD MOTORS — 2-25 For the wise shopper who be arranged. 876-7466. p.m. central location. Mrs. Dorsey, ®AST CENTER S tre e t... home, city utilities, near acre of land. Hurry at $13,000. basement. $2,300. asstunes h.p., no reasonable offers re­ respon^ble couple in country, is carefully weighing the OIL BURNER service man, 14 Arch St. Owners are anxious to sell this schools, bus and shopping. MANCHESTER — 45 Industrial Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- mortgage, $79.33 monthly. On­ 6 fused. Also many used parts. preferrably on farm. 528-7384 best buy for his doUars. 7 Some part-time schedules year ’round work, all benefits, impressive Colonial that now is CaU last on this one, $14,600. acres. raUroad siding, $3,600 4636. ly $10,900. Pasek, Realtors, 289- 742-7008. after 5 p.m. room aluminum sided Cape can be arranged. good working conditions, must vacant. Six rooms in all plus Mitten Agency, Realtors. 648- per acre. Pasek, Realtors, 289- 7476, 742-8243. LIGHT housekeeping room for a sun room. Needs some gen­ Cod with 1% baths, family be licensed mechanic. Call M. room and fireplace for $19,- 6930. 7476. gentleman. 643-4372. eral redecorating, but the own­ VERNON—97 Hublard Dr. Al- L. Gibbs, 875-0963. Diamonds— Watches— Business Property 900. Sound interesting? 649- BEAUTIFUL HOMES INTERNATIONAL ers are liberal minded and wUl MANCHESTER — don’t miss BOLTON — NEAR center, 1% most new 6-room Ranch, 3 bed­ FULL-TIME bus operator, 5306. rooms, fireplace, 3-car garage, HOUSE OF PANCAKES Jewelry 48 ROOM FOR rent for gentleman, For Sate 70 allow for that. T.J. Crockett, thi'd 6 room Colonial with ga­ acre partly cleared lot, beau­ AND steady employment, good pay. Realtors, 643-1677. rage, lorinal dining room, fam­ tiful residential area, $4,000. patio. 648-0861 after 6 p.m. WATCH AND Jewelry repair­ private home. 649-0595. MANCHESTER — Restaurant, 363 Broad St., Manchester Silver Lane Bus Line, 49 Brain- W ily room, e bedrooms, patio, Call 640-7367. WOODED LOTS ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 well estabUshed with good in­ VERNON—LARGE 6 room cus­ ard Place, Manchester. trees, low price of $20,500. Call on your old watch in trade. come. By appointment, Mr. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. tom built year old R w ch, near Manchester Parkade now, Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Drive out Vernon St., go Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, Apartments— Flats— Amedy. PhUbrick Agency, Parkway, formal dining room, An Executive’s Dream Manchester 649-6306 tors, 649-4536. Suburban For Site 75 past LydaU St., take your 737 Main St., State Theatre Realtors, 649-6347. fireplace, garage, wall to wall, DRIVERS for school buses, we Help Wanted— Tenements 63 second left on Richmond BuUding. DUTCH COLONIAL — 4 bed­ BOLTON — 7 room Colonial, storms, 1V4 bates, city water, train you. hours 7:30-8:45 a.m., Male or Female 37 If you have been looking for Rd. and stop at tee gor­ low 20’s. Meyer Agency, 648- LOOKING FOR anything in rooms, one full bath, 2 half 2% bates, paneled family room, 2:15-3:30 p.m. Extra noon work real estate rentals —apart­ 139 E. CENTER ST. a home at the top of a hill 2 fireplaces, aluminum siding, geous 6 - bedroom Cape 0609. ' avaUable. Elxcellent part-time MEN, WOMEN, students—part- baths, 24’ living room with CONCORD RD. NEW Garden— Farm— ments, homes, multiple dwell­ we have listed one that is which is tee first house on OFFICE BUILDING fireplace, formal dining room, electric heat, acre lot, early job for 3rd shift worker or re- time. Fuller Brush-sales, 15 ings, no fees. Call J.D. Real the ultimate in fine living. tee left. Ask our repre­ VERNON — NEW custom buUt Dairy Products 50 C ZONE, 120x200 LOT finished basement, sunroom, occupancy. Low 80’s. Owner tired man. High pay scale. CaU hours, $40. guarantee. Open- • Estate, 643-5129. All of the amenities are Colonial, 6^ rooms, 1% sentative to tell you about Raised Ranch, quiet friendly open porch, 2-car garage, work 640-4364. 543.2414. ings available for managers. VEGETABLE Growers Outlet present in this g:racious, 'baths, fireplace, breezeway, our flexible situation which neighborhood, close to park­ T. J. CROCKETT shop, large beautifully land­ Call 644-0202, 644-2269. — Fresh vegetables, retaU, CREST APARTMENTS — Du- custom built Colonial. We garage, msister bedroom TOLLAND — minutes from aUows you to custom buUd way, landscaped wooded lot, scaped lot, $27,900. PhUbrick wholesale. Specialty corn and plex like new 4Vi rooms, 1>4 Realtor 643-1577 could write many lines with dressing room, walk­ UCoim, nearly new 6H room your own home in Man­ $22,000. Dlmock Realty, 640- Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. MALE LAUNDRY . worker, MILLER tomatoes. Open daily, corner baths, refrigerator, range, car­ about this unique property out basement, laundry Ranch with garage, 3 bed­ chester’s finest and newest 0823. days, jfulhtime position, fringe store clerk, part or full- pet staircase, Venetian blinds, but we would rather you rooms, famUy size kitchen, prestige area. Let him show time, hours flexible, experi­ Adams and ToUand Tpke., op­ MANCHESTER — chance of a THREE FAMILY — 3-4-5, combination windows and MUST SELL — beautiful small benefits. Call Manchester Me­ two entrances, heat, hot wa­ made an appointment to in­ professionaUy finished rec you tee beautifuUy wooded ence preferred, must be reli­ posite Caldor’s. lifetime. Rooming house, 9 bright and clean, centrally lo­ doors, large lot nicely land­ 'country home with one acre morial Hospital, 643-1141, Ext. ter, parking, storage, laundro­ spect it and see for your­ room, immaculate, $21,200. lots avaUable plus seversil able. Driver’s license. No rooms centrally located, ex­ cated, garage, excellent in­ scaped, quiet neighborhood. land, 6 miles from Manches­ 203. TOMATOES—pick in own con­ mat, bus line, $150., no pets. self. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, fine homes now In various phone calls. cellent condition. Hayes Agen­ vestment or home. Hutchins This home is in exceUent ter, low taxes, very private, tainers. 21 Angel St., Manches­ 649-3566, 649-4342. 640-2813. stages of construction. De­ cy, 646-0131. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324: condition throughout. Quick central heating, exceUent well, SCHOOL BUS operators for ______ter. JARVIS REALTY CO. occupancy. Asking $26,900. cide teen and there to live ’WE HAVE customers waiting jNVESThIEI4T Property — 3 MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, HEBRON —6% room Ranch, in this Ideal area of coun­ large dry cellar, corner lot 1967-1968 school year. Hourly pjcK YOUR OWN sweet corn. for the rental of your ' apart­ Must be seen to be appre­ on two paved roads, furnish­ apartments, 2 stores. Center REALTORS MLS INSXmORS 2 unfinished, fireplaced living walk-out basement, exceUent try atmosphere with all city MAINTENANCE MAN rate $2.43. Stiver Lane Bus ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ ciated. 278 Birch Mountain Rd., Bol­ St. location. Priced below ap­ room, wall to wall carpeting, condition. 4 ^ acres plus, $17,- conveniences. Including city ed or unfurnished. $8,500. $2,- Line, Inc., 49 Brainard Place. tate. 643-5129. ton. praisal. Morrison Realty, 643- 643-1121 aluminum siding, lot 76x188. 900. CaU owner, no agents, water and sewer. Forest 000 down. Owner, 742-9487. ' FULL or PART-TIME FULL OR part-time punch press TOMATOES — Pick your own, MANCHESTER—4 rooms, sec- 0644. Owner, 649-1381. CHARLES LESPERANCE 649-1768. Hills is living proof teat operators, no experience re­ you can have your dream bring your own basket, $1 half ond floor flat in excellent con­ COVENTRY—7 room Cape, on Apply in Person quired. Apply in person. Gayle home within tee "City of bushel. 114 Buckland Rd., Wap- dition, garage, on bus line, H au sA S Far Sola 72 MANCHESTER — Two 4-fam- M ^ C M S T E R —Immaculate L 649-7620 high wooded lot overlooking Artist’s Home — Acreage Mfg. Co., Inc., 1068C ToUand nOUSOS ror oaio ___ .______. shaped shaned 6 room Ranch, custom VUIage Charm.” Let us ping. $110. monthly plus heat, adults ilies, both exceUent invest­ tee lake. Aluminum siding. As­ St., East Hartford. only, no pets. Hayes Agency, BENTON Street. . . Two fam- ment. Carriage Realty, 872- buUt, breezeway, garage, beau­ prove this to you as we Log Calvin Studio MCDONALD'S tiful large lot. Char Boh Real sumable mortgage, $99.17. SHARES have to an Increasing num­ TOMATOES—pick in your own 646-0131. ily home of eight rooms. Three 3308, 643-7783. monthly. Only $12,700. Pasek, DRIVE-IN Estate, 643-0683. MANCHESTER — 6 room ber of others. Do visit us one half bushel, $1. Stanley large rooms on first floor plus Realtors, MLS, 280-7476, 742- HELP WANTED part-time. Ver­ TWO FAMILY in exceUent Ranch, full basement, fire­ between 2-5 p.m. tomor­ 46 W. Center St., Manchester Pastula, 480 Clark St., Wap- 4% ROOMS, garage, good con- tUe bath . . . five rooms and Early American (Circa 1860) non Haven, 875-2077. condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece MANCHESTER — Gracious 6- place, formal dining room, 8243. row, Sunday. You wUl be ping, off Rt. 30. Excellent pick- ditlon. One child accepted. CaU bath on second. Two car gar­ sturdy, spacious 10-room home for Investment or owner room Colonial on treed over­ attached garage, flat land­ most welcome. WAITRESS AND or waiters ing. 643-0030. age. Large lot. Close to high BOLTON — quiet, friendly of weU known artist. High in dwelling. Separate heating sized lort, central established scaped one acre lot. Recently fuU and part-time openings school. Asking $20,900. T.J. neighborhood. This 7 room tee hills on Improved road, 12 A pp ir in ^ rson Bolton I^ke S U h ^ R AITO winter squash, FOUR ROOM apartment in du- system, driveways and yards, preferred neighborhood, mid painted. Priced to sell $22,600. Ranch has large famUy room, mUes east from Manchester. In­ " . . . . beets, carrots, broccoli, toma- plex, heat and hot water, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677, BELFIORE AGENCY Hotel Restaurant, Route 44A $19,900. Wolverton Agency, 20’s. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- Warren E. Howland, Realtor, fireplace, 1% baths, land­ spiring scenic views. Living toes, potatoes, fruit, egg plant, available September 1, $110. PLANT Bolton, Monday August 28 be CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Realtors, 649-2813. 9332. 643-1108. scaped wooded lot. Louis REALTORS 648-5121 Room 20’xl9’8, Dining Room corn, beans, cabbage and 649-4817. Ranch, large living room, for­ Dimock Realty, 649-9823. Room 20’4xl9’8, Dining Room gourds. 21 Angel St., Manches- H------1------RANCH, 0% rooms, 3 bedrooms, each with fireplace. Six rooms MAINTENANCE jgj. , THREE ROOM apartment, cen- mal dining room, cabinet' WAGON BOY full-time 6:30- large kitchen and dining area, SOUTH WINDOR — 6 room ROCKVILLE — 10 room older and bate on 2nd floor. Center trally located, on bus line, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ 2:30; woman part-time 9-2:30, IH baths, half acre lot, $18,- Split level exceUent location, home, newly added famUy haUway. Modern kitchen with heat, hot water, large yard, tion room, landscaped yard. MECHANICS for cafeteria work. Apply Iona 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ near schools, shopping, garage, room with fireplace, all knotty appUances. New heating sys­ What are they ? Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, parking. 649-5761. tors, 649-6347. 2nd and 3rd Shifts Mfg., Cafeteria, Regent St. be­ Household Goods 51 643-5953. nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes cedar kitchen, close to school, tem. Garage and outbuildings. fore 11 a.m. MALE SALES Agency, 646^)181. church and store. A lot of Charming 20x20 log cabin studio Should have mechanical 2 UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS — FIVE ROOM duplex, centrally MANCHESTER — Colonial, 3 Good condition. $40 each. Call located, stove if needed. CaU o « East bedrooms, 1% baths, 2-car gar- house for $22,600. Call owner, with fleldstone fireplace and backgpx>und, also welding, Center St. Older 9 room Colon- 872-0486. 20x9 porch. Approximately 60 Who may buy them? electrical and refrigeration. 643-9477 after 4 p.m. evenings 649-8880. age. wooded lot, very clean, Situations Wanted— ial, top condition. New fur­ $19,900. H.M. Frechette Agen­ WeiUCostumed acres with about 600’ frontage Paid fringe benefits, paid CLEAN, USED refrigerators, FIVE ROOM apartment, ap- naces, siding, etc. Six bedroom SPECIALIST SOUTH WINDSOR — Beat tee each side of road. Century old Female 38 cy, 647-9993. . |39'total, you can purchase a Savings Bood diat OMiMHsiTpt holidays, good starting rate. ranges, automatic washers, pliances, second floor, near possibility. Must be sold. heat. Air-conditioned Split Lev­ trees, shrubs, flowers, terraces. vAQieiicans iiAve putt^eir savings to work for freedom throu^ Contact Mr. Dupuis el, 8 large bedrooms, dining WILL CARE for child in my li­ with g;uarantees. See them*^t High School. Available Sep- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. SCARBOROUGH Rd.—Colonial Profusion of roses climbing over room, 1% baths, famUy room, lJ.S. Savings Bonds for many years. New Freedom Shares do |25 and a Freedom Share that matures at |25. censed home. Vicinity Waddell B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- tember 1, $130. 849-4817. 7 rooms, large living room, for­ A NEW, LARGER GRANTS stonewaUs. Lovingly and artls- I I School. 643-9044. Main St. Call 643-2171. MANCHESTER—Beautiful new garage. Owner wants fast sale. ticaUy cared for. DeUghtful CONTINENTAL VERNON—3 room apartment in Raised Ranches and Colonials. mal dining room, sunroom, 3 Asking $21,900. H.M. Frechette the same job ... , plus. Read how. America needs your help bedrooms, 1% bates, 2-car gar­ home for real country Uvlng and SEWING MACHINE —Singer attractive residential area, Large lots with scenic iriew, Agency, 647-0908. age. Msurion E. Robertson, COMES TO VERNON, CONN. enjoyment for tee whole family When you buy Savings Bonds ind Freedom'Shares you ^ pei^le who belong to the Payroll Savings Plan SINGER automatic zig zag sew­ TOWN OP MANCHESTER, OONNBCTICUT ences required. Call 742-8846. ) i i acre wooded lot. Dining room, AKC GERMAN Shepherd pup­ ing machine, exceUent condi­ Municipal BuUiding 2. P.M.’s (Spec. Com.) 7. Retlromeat Plan .^wjlCfie Pf the Bond-a-Month Plan where they bank. whether you want Freedom Shares as well as Bonds . . and Elxperienced lathe operators paneled famUy room, 6 bed­ pies, champion blood lines, tion, monograms, hems, but­ 41 Center Street for aircraft parts. Must 8. Better Total Ihoome 8. Sick Pay rooms, plus large cedar clos­ just sign the audiorizatioa card. bred for temperament, black tonholes, fancy designs, etc. Business Locations Mantehester, Connecticut 06040 ■ lie f T h d « art, femr denoqaina- have own tools. and tan. Call 649-6046. A Public Hearing will be held by the Board o t DlTectora o* et. BuUt-in bookcases on fire- Originally over $300. Our price For Rent 64 4. FuU Quality Une 9. Group Life and Med. Ins. c a d i You’ll be helping y o u r ______tee Town of Manchester at 8:00 P.M , Septeonlber 6, 1967, in placed waU. BuUt-lp oven and Experienced deburrlng man AKC ENGLISH Springer Span­ now, $64. or pay $9. monthly. 460 MAIN ST.—Store for lease, tee Municipal Building Hearing Room, 41 Center Street, Man- 5. Opportunity For 10. Employe Discounts stove with plenty of cabinets coimtry as you help youisd^i for aircraft parts. iel puppies, champion sired, CaU 622-0931, dealer. imay bc: paired w itti .a;' plenty of parking across from cheater, Connecticut, for tee purpose of determining whether in large kitchen, fuU basement home raised. 1-668-4210. Advanodment 11. Nationally Est. Firm 2 Experienced drill press op­ HOUSEHOLD furniture for Friendly. 643-2426, 9-6. or not cement concrete aldewallos dr bituminous concrete d d e- with hatchway. Many other same or the country needs yoiM help. erator. sale, best offer. Call 643-4096 w— Monogor Rt. 6 & 44A, Bolton, Conn. 40” ELECTTRIC stove, exceUent Manchester in State Theatre Kiatherine and BartlomdeJ Sliisz $572.30 Fatal Accident 649-5258 condition; aluminum combina­ 245 Union Sitrect WANTED — GOOD home, 4 building, reasonable rent. For 8250 HAMDEN (AP) — A 16-year- tion door 36” , new condition; 162.30 98.70 2. Comoro Dopt. — Monogor 10-20 months male tiger kitten, well Information please call theatre Michael M. and PlhyUls N. Plooharozylk door chimes. 643-7442. 235 Union Street old Hamden youth was fataUy in­ mannered, housebroken. 649- manager at 643-7832. BARTENDER wanted. Please (Wa Fereniz 162.30 98.70 3. Shoo Dopt. — Monogor jured and two teenage compan­ 9163. MOVING OUT of town—Castro 35 MAIN ST. apply in person Gas light Res- 400 square feet. (227 Union Street! and ions seriously hurt In a one-car taiurant, 30 Oak St. convertible sofa bed. Three flpgt floor. 1 (Esitiaite of AnlUiony Fereniz rugs, two 9x12, one oval, braid­ crash late Friday night. PoUce end (cA> Helen E. OpeJach, Aximrx. No Fall fashion line-up is com­ MEN WANTED for custodial Articles For Sate 45 ed small. Overstuffed arm If you want to leam more about our money-making said their car hit a utility pole. (164 Henry Street plete without a dress and coat work, mornings. CaU General chair. Call 643-4780, 643-8998. DARK RICH, atone free loam. or office. Available July 1. Clayton W. and Etele M. Taylor 288.30 174.30 proposition in one of the country’s faatest growing classic tbats a natural for bote Dead on arrival at St. Ra­ Cleaning Service, 640-6834. Call 649-2865. $16. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, PRACTICALLY new nylon r u g ______217 Union Street retail organizations—come prepared to discuss your town and travel. SlmpUclty la phael’s Hospital was Carl Ple- 107.10 ines. RELIABLE MAN to work from patio and pool sand sind ma­ with matching staircase and TWO OFFICES or stores Mk^hael and Ida G. Kulyniyck 176.30 tee key to smartness for tee for 211 Union Street sales know-how and your previous experience. 5273 S-6, at Pantaleo’s Used Auto nure. 643-9604. nmner. Call 643-8469. rent, newly remodeled, can be outfit that adapts to any occa- Gloria Russell, 16, of Hamden Parts, Horace St.; 'Manchester. Paul aind EUa Meissier 270.00 162.00 had compound breaks of bote SCREENED LOAM for best used together or singularly, A Favorite for leisure - time Apjriy in person, speak to Emil. ROPER GAS stove heater com­ 205 Union Street legs and was In critical condi­ lawns and, gardens. Also sand, also warehouse at the same No. 8260 W ith Patt-O-Rama Is wear—the gaUy striped sweater/ bination, Servel gas refrigera­ Raymond W. and Katldeen A. Chom p 138.30 8$.30 tion; Jack Pragano, 19 bad mul­ •t'dogj / / gravel and fUl. George H. GrU- address. CaU 643-9678. A PPLY A T In sizes 10 to 20, bust 81 to 40. in easy-knit! You’U find this one MAN—PART-TIME, 8 nights a tor; Maytag wringer washer; 196 Union Street tiple cuts and scrapes and was fing, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. CMm 13, 82 buat, emit, 8 yvxOi Interesting io make and wear. week to learn bowling ball single beds; very'old trunks. Peter F. Lalaelhuio 136.80 84.30 U 04-ln0h; 8 yards 89-lndi for In fair ctmditlon. drilling operation. Apply in 191 Union Street Pattern No. 6273 has knit dl- PROCESSED gravel. 6,000 649-2170. Houses For Rent 65 lining; dress 2 K yards of 40- ecUons for sizes 10 through 18 person. Vernon Bowling Lanes, Edward D. and Eleanor M. WUson 176.30 107.10 yards at our screening plant W. T. GRANT CO. Inch. Inclusive. QCAKEBS VOTE ON AID Rt. 88, Vernon. TWO BEDROOM house, com- 186 Unlpn Street or delivered. George H. Grlf- To order, send 60 cents in To order send 86 cents in coins SPRINOVALE, Maine (AP) — ' " 1 WOOLJ&UG, 9x12, good condi- pietely furnished from Septem- Michael J. Jr. and jantce A. DlBella 224.30 135.90 fing Inc., Andover, 742-7888. oolns plus 16 cents each for first- plus 16 cents each for first-class (Quaker Thomas R. Bodlne of SBStVICB Station manager for itdon, maroon, $25.- 649-6536. ber 1 to June 1, 19^. Call 647- 173 Union Street. PERSONNEL OFFICE ■ * * ------:------^------1351 maU and special handUwg, maU and special handling, to:-^ Hartford, (kmn., announced Fri­ ’ ' » * 1 third shift, experience beliteil IT’S INEXPENSIVE to clean James M. and FYances Celello ’ 172A0 105.20 X but not necessary, exceUent VERNON CnM3LB, VERNON, CONN. to: — ' Anne Ckteot, The Manchester day that a group of 800 N e ^ rugs and upholstery with------Blue. 163 Union Strieet Sue Burnett, Manchester Hhre* Evening Hendd, UM AVB. OF Bni^and (Quakers would Vpta,4(h ■* * fringe benefits. Write to Box Muiieol Instruments 53 p a r t l y f u r n i s h e d 6 room Howard L. SmlUi 592.30 356.70 Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- nlng Herald, UM AVB. OF AMEBICA8 . NEW YOEK, N.Y. day on whether to tend medical \ ' Z Manchester Herald. house for rent, reference re- 149 Union Street er, $1. Olcott Variety; Store AMPEG piggyback amplifier, 60 ABfEBIOAS, NEW YOBK, N.Y. 16666. aid to Norte Vietnam. Beatrice A. and Reginald L. Smith 432.30 260.70 \ ' watts with tremolo, one 16” , X o Appointmeat I^eoesHury ' IMM. Print Name, Address with Zip Bodlne said such aid would be m DRIVBR FOR machine shop, PICNIC Tables—several styles only. CaU 649-3401, 131-133 Union Street two 12” speakers plus two An Equal Opportunity Employer Code and Style Number. Control Commissi(VI and the De- * full-time, must be resp<»ulble, from $16.60 up. AU bolted ta­ Leo and Steptaanie RouiUard 186.30 113.10 Print Name, Address with Zip tweeters. Best offer. 649-1463 Oode, . St^e Number and 81m . Send 60 cents today for your conslBtent with "The Quaker over 18 yean of age. Also bles from $20 up, delivered. and Anthony J. Kuctennkl after 7 p.m. Suburban For Ront 66 Get a head start on iq>-to>11ie copy of tee '67 FaU A Winter Phlloeophy of assisting all teat aome inside work In shop; W. Zinker, RockvUle. 875-0897. 1 Kerry Street Album! It has free directions need It" If tee group agrees to Many baneflte. Apply in person ATTRACTIVE 6 room single Town o f MandieVter 740.00 444.00 Over 1100 Stw m CoMt minute styling with the new Fall Jianrl^TBter burning i^rraUi FANON PA system, 2 coluipns for crocheted tam and bathroom send the supplies, they will be Oeneral Oenterleu Grinding, house, garage and fireplace. HAROLD A. TURKINQTON ■It $nnter ’67 Issue of Basle with 4-8” speakers In each. B^aablon. Oaiy M cents a copy. accessory set routed V ia Canada. 8W B unbam 8t., South VHnd- 649-0617. DefHity Obairman A Mayor CaU 848-7888. Read Herald Ads

L 'V- > 4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 PAaS FOURTBBN iKanrljiPBtpr lEtt^nfng j?i Joint Meeting Set Bids Asked for Phase Twof Former Aide South Windsor Held in Death. $2,500 Awarded Employe Of ReneicalArea Site Work Of Nazi Chief On Northeast Sewer The Manchester Redevelop- repaving streets, reconstructing Mn. Betty M. Baker of 870 ment Agency has announced sidewalks and curbs, installing (Omitliiiied from Page One) Buniham fit has received |3,- A joint meeting of town directors and those of the throii^ its executive director, storm and sanitary sewers, and i. • — ^ Big^hth Utilities District has been set for Wednesday Edward Rybcsyk, that it wUl making Improvements to all ^e shoppy center, one blwk gOO in Pmtt A Whitney AIi> at 7:30 p.m. at the North End FSre House. receive bids early next month private utUltles. craft's monthly t Suggestion H ie Joint meeting: was re­ for a second segment of site Also Included will be the in- shots, fired from a I w oyer mrogram. She was one quested by Victor Swanson, Improvement work in the North stallaUon of a traffic Ught at ® w of three anioloves who received End Renewal Project. the Main and Hilliard Sts. In- h«ad “ d ^est He feU out ^ who receive president of the district board of directors, "to iron out de­ Bids will be opened in the tersection. ^*_/*5*'* *** ^year-ol , Baker’s suggestion re­ tails and speed up action on the agency office at 386 Main St. The contract is the second to powder mixing r^lred to In- $3 million Northeast sewer proj­ Frlday, Sept. 11, at 11 a.m. be let for site work within the ^ tp^je spect oomponenteTstore their Rybezyk ssdd the contract 26-acre renewal tract. The first, " ”‘ 7 ~ — tn let i t ect which the town and district Mrs. Abble Mae Harris marks, a corn-cob pipe and sun- mstauation m jet engines, xl will include work on Main St. completed last October, was for a ri Jointly undertaking. Mrs. Abbie Mae Harris of was her .seventh suggestiott between Hilliard St. and the improvements to N. School St. glasses. Hie request came after Town Ocean Park, Maine, formerly of railroad crossing af Depot between Robertson Park and Patler Patlei was------arrested 45 min- — ®ward ----- In her 21 years as a Manager Weiss had answered Manchester," died yesterday at Square, and on Hilliard, Hud- Golway St. “ 1*® l®ter, a half-mile from toe Swanson’s first request for a Portland, Maine. She was the son and Woodbridge Sts. with­ The remainder of toe project’s scene. Police would not say if a Mrs. meeting with a letter stating widow of Edward G. (Ted) Har- in toe project area. site improvement work wlU be weapon had been found or employ^ sharing 819,695.60 for the progress being made on the f*®- Included in a third contract now whether he had made a state- sugpotions In Au ^ t . ^ Mrs. Harris was bom in Vas- The work will include widen­ project, but with no mention of ing toe east side of Main St.; being prepared and scheduled to ment. Maxhnum awards 'o r a meeting. selboro, Maine, and lived in Receives Wings go out to bid at a date to be " I haven’t done anything, this yfax now total ®®ve^ Manchester for 14 years before installing "rubberized’’ pave­ Final plans for the project ment over toe railroad crossing, amiounced. is a nightmare,’’ he said to re- 815 mllUon has been awarded moving to Maine 21 years ago. Second Lt. Donald M. Golas, are now being prepared and the porters as he was led, man- to employes in the 20-year hls- She was a member of Man­ entire program will be super­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony acled, into police headquarters, tory of the program for sugges- chester Salvation Arm y Corps. J. Golas of 71 Brookfield St. PaUer often was in toe fore- tions that have saved an eeU- vised by former Director of MB& BETTY BAKER She was a Corps Cadet leader front of Nazi party harrassing mated 810 million.______Public„ , Works , ^ „ Walter S. Puss. for five years. She also was a has been awarded U. S. Air Use of Soviet P lan^ activities and it brought him a f Sunday School teacher and a Force silver pilot wings upon long string of arrests. secondary sewer treatmentX • member of the Songsters Bri- graduation at Moody APB, Ga. plant and interceptor sewer. On June 8, 1664, he leaped to Catholic Schools Increase gade at toe citadel. _Lt. Golas_ is being assigned to The treatment plant is expected Admitted by Nigeria toe platform at a Washington . . . Survivors Include a son, Roy Tnnvio APR Paii7 for° flvlnp meeting where Mississippi to relieve the district’s primary Harris of Manchester; two strateric Air Com- LAGOS, Nigeria _ (AP) — Nige- _ Gowon, 32, came to power in c. Negroes told of shootings, beat­ Salary Base for Teachers treatment plant off Hilliard St. daughters. Miss Ella Mae Har- „,and which maintains Ameri- federal government ats this most populous African na- ings, bombings they had suf­ as well as the town’s primary rls and Mrs. Louise B. Caldwell, combat ready intercon- knowledged today that it has So- tion following a military upris- fered. A ix€w salary minimum otf 'Kie starting salary Con- treatment plant off Olcott St. both of Ocean Park. tinental missile and iet bomber planes and technicians, Ing more than a year ago. He "Y ou ’re a bunch of filthy ^5 040 has been esttabllrfied for In addiUon, the interceptor Funeral services will be held ^g deterrent^ to threats possibility toat was unable to stem the centrifu- swine,” he cried. "You’re trying ^ Archdiocese mains are expected to take care Monday a/t 2 p.m. at the Salva- against this nation ‘‘ might hire mercenaries to fly gal pressures and tribal dlffer- to force white Americans to ^ 85,600 in 1967-08. of the overtaxed Industrial, tion Arm y Citadel. Burial will ® j ®” ®®® among Nigeria’s regions, your wili.’’ Hartford eiementary and “Recruitment and retention commercial and domesUc sew- be in East Cemetery. The lieutenant, a ^ a d u a te of gg country slipped into He changed his name from Junior high sitoooila, toe office o f qu^lfled lay teachers and Manchester High School, recelv- Chief Anthony Enahoro, com- secession and war seven age in both ends of town. mFriends e n o s may cancall aiat methe Watyvat- r^iiwx*v.nj c John Patsalos in 1960, married a of the superintendent of schools their compensatiMi are At the meeting the district kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. J'*® aegree from Hobart missioner of labor and informa- weeks ago. 19-year-old girl, and was dls- announces. *' o f utmost concern fo r ^ O r a - willHI request the elimination of Center St., tomorrow from 7 to College, Geneva, He was gaid the government has Forces a commissioned there in 1966 upon bou'e-ht Soviet-made aircraft but u ^ *"***?1' 'charged honorably from the Ma- The new rate, according to ollcs, not Just pastors - and .i. pnn- the Duval St. pumping station 9 p.m. completion o f the A ir Force Re- rine7in toe wake of a party ral- toe Rev. M s g ^ A. cipals,’’ Megr. OomiOUy «J d . if the alternate route for the ------™ declared independent Republic ly at which he was arrested. Connolly, superintendent, be- "Currently there to a critical center relief sewer proposed in Louis Bini serve Officers Training Corps cnee how many planes or what q{ Biafra_have taken program. oomes effective in September need In a few sohooto fo r one or a letter to the district from Louis Bini, 69, of Middlesex, type they are. Reliable sources Midwestern and applies to qualified Inexpe- more competent lay teachers.’’ have said the Soviet Union de­ William O’Neil, town director of N. J., brother of Mrs. Frank pushed into the West. Federal rienced teachers holding a bach- Appilicatlons fo r teaching po- livered 15 or more MIG15 fight­ public works, is to be used. luliano of Manchester, died yes- forces have been reported with­ Three Drivers eJor’s degree. sltkHis can be obtained from lo- ers, an older model, more than The alternate route for the terday at Middlesex, Hospital Notes in 16 miles of the Eastern capi­ The 85,040 minimum also of- cal echooto. AppUesmts are in­ a week ago. center reUef sewer would run Survivors also include his wife, tal of Enugu. Facing Charges fers a “Lay Employes Benefit tervlewed by the superintendent Enahoro said Nigeria has jet Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Enahoro reported no fighting Program,” encompassing social o f sohooto or hto delegate, from the west end o f Hilliard four sons, three brothers and pilots trained in Germany, Can­ in all areas excepting mater­ at the Western town of Ore, 115 In Accidents security 'benefits, group life in- Further information m ay be SL along Hilliard Polid to the two other sisters. ada and India and that the mill- intersection of Hilliard St. The Taggert Chamberlain Fu- nity - where they - are 2:30 , . to * 4 miles from Lagos, where feder- suranoe, hospit^zation, sick obtained from the Diocesan Three drivers were arrested O’Neil said that the estimat- neral Home, Bound Brook, N.J., P-™- J ^ * P-™- ^mercenaries "in anv ca- troops have counterattacked leave 'without loss o f salary, and 'School Office, 125 M arket St., ed cost would be 844,000 more i.s in charge of arrangements. «>®m* where they are 10 a.m. P ^ „ necessarv ^ The a rebel drive. as a result of separate auto retirement. Hartford. K... ______to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested paclty, if necessary.necessary. The than the original cost, but there mishaps yesterday and today. not..u, to smoke ...in patients’ _ rooms,____ _ chief announced formation of a H® repeated government at- would be a 8175,000 saving to Anthony J. Choma No more toan two visitors at new war cabinet to conduct toe tocks on the United States for Walter M. Downes Jr., 25, of the town in the correction of the Anthony Joseph Choma, 60, o f „ „ „ war "with all vigor and bring it refusal to permit arms ship- Glastonbury was charged with Three Youths Injured Parkade pumping station and 28 McCann Dr., husband o f “ ^ " ' to conclusion as soon as possl- responsHilllty. Police toe elimination o f pollution in Mrs. Anna Koch Choma, died Patients Today: 263 ble.” He said the cabinet was say a vehicle hit a car driven Hilliard Pond. chase. yesterday at Manchester Memo­ drawn from the^ federal execu­ by Alan V. Bray, 20, of Coven­ When Small Car Hits Pole rial Hospital. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: tive council, of which Maj. Gen. Biafran eigents have been per­ Mrs. Maragret Andrew, 116 try on Center St. shortly after Three Manchester teen-agers Circle, was given emergracy Mr. Choma was bom Aug. 18, Yakubu Gowon is chairman, but mitted to enter the United one this morning and he left 1907 in New York City, a son Coleman R d .; Mrs. Ruth Annls, declined to list Its members. were injured, one seriously, treatment for a lacerhted Vernon States and an American-built toe scene. of Philip and Anastasia Boyko 71 S. Main St.; Mrs. Dorothy Enahoro said Gowon’s posi- Constellation plane is believed when toe car in which they tongue. X-rayed and discharged. A passing motorist took down ^gj.g riding hit a utility pole The third youth, Identified as ■ fj T ¥ * a Choma and lived in Maiwhester Belcher, Glastonbury; Mrs. Ar- ^ of state and mill- In Biafra, Enahoro charged. the license number and It was center and Griswold Sts., 'Hmotoy Hassett, 17, of 85 Plo- J j VIS X X llS toe past 25 years. He was line Bucci, Wall »St., Hebron, commander-ln-chlef was "The United States is playing traced to toe Downes vehicle gjjgftjy ijefore 1 this morning, neer Circle was also X-rajred employed as a sheet metal ma- Mrs. Laura Chlldkowltch, Stof- unchanged but there was specu- a game which Is extremely diffi- police said. Ronald R. Rickard, 17, of 174 for a possible back Injiby, chinist for 22 years at Pratt fordville; Mrs. Alice Flanders, lotion that formation of the cab- cult to understand, for reasons John P. Chlaputti, 21, of cggpgi. st., said by police to advised and discharged, hospi- and Whitney, Division of United Willimantlc; Mrs. Billie Fomal, signaled a reduction in Go- only they, themselves, know,” On Highway Coleman Rd. was charged with jj^yg jjggu driving toe rear-en- tal officials reported, Aircraft Corp., Etost Hartford. East Hartford; Sheila Herrick, ^^^.g authority. he said. A one-car mishap and a rear- He was a member of the Inter- Thompsonville, Joseph Hillnski, failure to grant toe right of way compact car, is in Man- Rickard was given a written end collision involving a Grey­ natlonal Association o f Ma- 93 Benton St.; Mrs. Doris at an intersection Chester Memorial Hospital’s warning for driving after drink- hound bus and car occurred last struck one driven by Susan A. chinists and a former member Hogan, 86 Helalne Rd.; Mrs. special care unit suffering from ing. night on the Wilbur Cross High­ of the Governor’s Horse Guard Janet Lang, Castlewood Rd., H ^ e r t of Wlndror. a possible head Injury and cuts Police say toe car, heading way. Judgment Against Union in New York State. Vernon; Mrs. Beatrice Levas- PoUce quoted toe H ^ e r t required 40 stitches. Hos- west on Center St., for no ap- No injuries were reported. woman as ®aj^g that toe officials this morning said parent reason went out of con- Two arrests were made. Survivors besides his wife, in- ®®ur, East Hartford, Leaves Labor Uncertain W® condition was satisfactory, trol and struck thauttoty pole. In the one-car crash, Andrew elude four sons, Anthony J. Mrs. Mildred LeVasseur, St. in front of her as she was One of toe passengers, Ste- The car was heavily damaged, J. Moynlhfin III, 20, of Need­ Choma Jr. and Philip Choma, St.; John McDonald, 60 WASHINGTON (A P ) — A $1 Mining Co., said toe union made traveling east on E. Middle phen C. Hout, 18, of 47 Pioneer they reported. ham, Mass, was charged with both of Vernon and Thomas Burnham St • Robert Palmer. ™Ulton federal court damage large loans to toe West Ken- Tpke. failure to drive in the establish- Choma and Stephen Choma, Bgitgu Rd., Vernon; Armand Judgment against the United tucky Coal Ck>. in order ito help A ^ passenger_____ ^ in toe Chlaputti ed lane after the car he was both at home; two daughters, peUgUeJ- Quarry Rd., Bolton; ^®ue Workers union leaves it put the two Tennessee firms car, Thomas Walz, 21, of 36 driving skidded on the wet pave- Miss Maryann Choma and Miss Mrs. A ^ Rowe, 160 McKee labor’s position under out of business. It also said a Ferguson Rd. had visible sign About Town Windows Broken ment...... and hit several rocks on Susan " ------Choma, both at home; “ - Edna Rowe, 298 Sadd MUl antitrust laws as clouded as strike against toe Tennessee of injury but was not treated. Mr. arid M m WHBainC. Bray the right side of the road, stale brother, , Rd., Ellington; __ Richard__ — ^______Sander,_ ®®”' police Indicated. In Bus Truck w ill observe their 50Ui wed- police said. Stafford Springs; four grand- „ . Hnrtfnrrt- To East Hartford; a us to obtain a reversal of this over what constitutes such a Tarr, 48, of Plainfield. ing Center, Jjogaxi Airport, The school bus, which is own Police said the car was driven 7 to 9 p.m. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John decision,” leaving little doubt it conspiracy. The Monell vehicle had to be Boston. Miss Shaw, a 1965 jj. Deys Co. and was by William R. Strong, 32, of Krepcio, 10 Falrvlew Ave. eventually will go to the high Three Justices said the setting towed away with right side da- graduate of East Catholic High ^ tobacco workers. Boston, Mass. Strong had stop­ Ext., Rockville; a son to Mr. court along with a number of of an industrywide wage scale mage. Karen Monell had visible School, will be based In Boston eight windows, the wlnd- and Mrs. Roger Cottle, 78 Dog- similar cases involving toe Mine too high for some employers to sign of Injury but was not treat- and will fly toe Northeast’s and’’ rear-view mirror ped his car for an accident F u n era ls ahead, police said, and the bus Wapping. Workers. meet is sufficient evidence of a ed, police indicated. East Coast routes. smashed. On a refuse truck, smashed Into the rear of a trail­ The key Supreme Court decl- conspiracy. The arrested drivers are owned by Sanitary Refuse Co., er the car was towing. The im- Mrs. Katherine Wallentin DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- g^, c^nne two years ago Three other Justices said scheduled to appear in court Airman 2.C. Donald B. Bes- .the windshield had 'been kicked i»act knocked the trailer into the Funeral services for Mrs. ^ ^ three-way split ruling that there must be some additional Sept. 11. ser, son o f Dr. and Mrs. Edward ©ut from the inside and broken, median guard rail, police said. Katherine Wallentin of 13 Pearl v^Ite, unnerved most labor leaders bjr evidence, but the labor lawyer At Oakland and N. Main Sts. L. Besser of 114 Adelaide Rd., police say. Deslmore is scheduled to ap­ St. were held yesterday noon at ®*®" applying antitrust laws to a un- said they left It “extremely last night, a car driven by Dan- has recenUy completed a tw^ ^ iaj.ge window which was pear in Manchester Circuit Concordia Lutheran Church. " I^^^ Dr ; Mra. for the first time. vague’ ’ as to what kind of ad- lei Shea, 17, of Wapping hit toe week tour of duty' with his U.S. a t"to ^ w T e Flo" Court 12 Sept. 18. The Rev. Joseph Bourret, pas- Catherine Nash, 24 P ctWiis SL, "There isn’t any question that ditlonal evidence. rear of a car driven by Jo- A ir Foroe reserve unit at West- wnq tor, officiated Mrs. Joseph unions are under antitrust The toree-man minority said sephlne Brown of 317 Tolland A r a , S . Bourret was organist, and the Carol ^ e , Mansfield; David jaws” since the 1965 ruling, toe unions never can be held guilty Tpke. as toe Brown car stopped stone. Damage is estimated at 1 'l i A church choir sang. Burial was „ labor lawyer said, "toe question of violating antitrust laws If to let traffic go by, police say. Joatoie M. Eichman, daugh- g4o to 860. I. WO ATIC Cemetery. Christine ^taelder RFD ,g ^^d under what their aim simply is to negotiate Damage was minor and Dot! T 1 y -1-1-11 BBearers6£ir6rs were John Krinl&kKrinjak, ■M.ftnenostGr, iVilli8.m 3%or&ni circumstemces." ** ao contract through collective vAVti/«ioavehicles ufArAwere mnvArimoved fmmfrom tviitoe ^*^.8^ ^ !a iS ^ u g h In tjrUn o a llle John jjH. Krinjak, Robert Krin!Krin- Rt- 6, Andoyen Mrs. A feder^ti coui^Jury^ln ChaL bargtinlng^d not deUberately scene before police arrived to accepted as a 1 2 3 Richmond Dr.. Robert K. A fter 'B eating Krinjak, Herman ®“inl. East Hartford. tanooga, Tenn., Thursday ruled toA- aid one - - group ... of -A employers- at A '-veatlgate.investigate. member of toe freriunan class Ramelka, the owner, told poUce Passcantell and William Hall. Also, Elizabeth Spencer, that the United Mine Workers toe expense of another group. The Holmes Funeral Home, Chaplain; Mrs. Mary Currie, conspired to monopolize toe Mtuiy labor lawyers earlier drivenHv?n byhv V«rf.n Martin R. Mattson Austin-Healey was taken (Continued from Page One) lege, Dover, Del. some.tlme between 11:30 last 400 Main St., was in charge of 27H Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Lillian Tennessee Valley coal market expressed fears that If toe stlf- 59, of 611 N. Main St. hit a car ----- night and early this 'morning. arrangements. Brodeur, Amston; Mrs. Edith and drive, two small firms out of f e r Interpretation—merely driven by Joseph F. Cooney, , He was booked for investiga­ 66 Robert Brock of toe Manches- The keys, he told police had ------Jarvis, 689 Main St.; Mrs. Eliz- business. negotiating a wage scale too 265 Oak St. Police say toe tion of murder. ter Chamber of Commerce will been left in the car. Mrs. Mary Collins abeth Kearns, 61 Llnnmore Dr.; The Chattanooga ruling, high for some employers— Cooney vehicle was turning Long Beach police Lt. Robert show a film on "Shoplifting’’ ------Hill gave this account of the XFuneral services for Mrs. Mrs. x.iiiAiiia>Emma uuiuioviiy Johnson, 01 87 Plym- awciiuiii|{awarding 81 iiiU'iiuiimillion uaiiiiX5C9damages toUl becamewciiliie toeUlts |^cllcralgeneral rule OIof luWtlaw, trom Hilliard onto Electric St. noOfl ftt A HieetlnfiT Of shooting: Mary Collins formerly of 19 outh Lane; Mrs. Alice Mooney, toe Tennessee Consolidated Coal Industrywide bargaining might ^ of toe on- wonHh-. “ When our unit arrived at the Cornell St. were hel^ yesterday 41 Florence St.; Mrs. Joyce Co. and Its subsidiary Grundy be draaticaUy curtaUed. coming Mattson car. w^ffoor.Mattson ,m® tuwamsa giud _01a oianc a Kaiser Funeral tried to avoid toe collision, but tor at toe MancheMer Country scene, the officers found a wom­ afternoon at St. Mary’s Episco- Burghardt, East Hartford; Mrs. ------;------an outside in the yard. She had pal Church. The Rev. Stephen Briglta Boucher, 58 Thrall Rd., skidded on toe wet road, police Slated Today been locked out of toe house. Price officiated. Sydney Mac- Vernon; Howard Fawcett, 886 say. and only wanted to get inside to Alpine was organist. Burial was Tolland Tpke.; Reginald Ells- Viet Saboteurs Hit Bus, A car belonging to and driven Miantonomah Tribe, lORM HONOLULU (AP) Memo- get her purse so she could go in East Cemetery. worth, RFD 4, Coventry. by James D. Garvin, 21, of 154 will meet Monday at 8 pjn. at rial services are scheduled to- elsewhere to stay." Bearers were Harold Braith- ^Iso, Sheldon Philbrick, 362 E. Main St., Rockyille, was Tinker Hall. day for Henry J. Kaiser, whose The womsui, Linda Winters, waite, Richard Herron, John^ Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Jeannette 22 Civilians Die in Blast towed away irito left front and ------bold, ventures and boundleu 20, who police said was Baker’s Proctor, and George Hewitt. Browne, East Hartford; Ronald (Continued from Page One) ------side damage after it was hit by John P. Carragher of Hart- ambition built him an industrial common-law wife, was allowed The Holmes Funeral Home, Erickson, 26 Alton St.; Roger vintnam fnHov m iri ♦ » 1 ® Car .driven by Andrew J. La- ford has t>een promoted to first empire. ince some miles to toe south, of fiiro lo f..,o t«>nlca, 29, of Cromwell. Garvin lieutenant and has been assign- Kaiser died Thursday at toe inside the apartment after offi­ 400 Main St., was in charge of Doucet, 197 Brook St., Wapping; of five raids in two days follow­ the command said. got a written warning for dis- ed as executi've officer in the age of 85 in his Honolulu home, cers talked to Baker. arrangements. Timothy McCartan, 91 Prince- ing a Communist attack from regarding a traffic signal at Connecticut Army National The funeral will be held Monday ------ton St.; Mrs. Nellie Moore, The Korean newspaper there. Main and Park Sts., where toe Guard, iFlrst Bn., 169th Infan- at Oakland, Calif., where he w ill Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Vera Dong-a Ilbo’ reported from Sai Tuesday Seen Kiskunes, 23 Whitney Rd.; John ^ ..... f »«rshap took place at 11:43 last ^rWes"t*HartooM be buri^*r Personal Notices a - merly a criminal investigator in A close friend, the Rev, Abra- shotfdown Time s „ ■ g .^ r srp A r juS In Memoriam the Honolulu services In the Ka- V ^ J ^ marine battalion usually has the summer, t o push Into Quang by jgaac Jenkins, 29, of Hart- la lovine memory of my mother, In Auto Tf)1k« EstherEsther Dalev Dalev and and daufirhter. daughter 905 905 a a -----______-TiT” ’” jenKins, z», oi nan------Waiahao church Of which he is llartba frelheU He who parsed Ill rAUlil A ctllks _.. _ 'Trt Oniifh ___ ujr xo, ui xxcui. aiway Aus- 27, 1963. Foster St WanDlnc ’ about 500 men. Previously, ’ northern- skidded while making a Peter F. Nostrand, son of the pastor. (Continued from Page One) South Korea had-about 46,000 "i^t pro^nce. rammed a car driven Rev. and Mrs. George F. Nos- The minister then will fly to --Those we love truly never die.” men In Vietnam-two infantry ™® B62s dumped tons of by William F. Turull, 18, of 312 trand of 43 Meadow Lane, a Oakland to assist In the seir^ces Frna Hess Harmsen he'said there wUUbe “a very / niinlifntf* Ri-iH w divisions, and their supporting bombs on infiltration ^utes and Oakland SL Both vehicles were student at Amherat College, Is at toe First Congraistioiud' -/■------^ great difference" between that P " units. staging areas as they have been towed away, but no injuries enrolled in toe Sweet Briar Col- church, where Kaiser a M bis In Memoriam and his company’s offer. Results in a bridge game last Five Americans were missing frequently in recent were reported. lege Junior year study in widow, Alyce Amy Chester Kai- In loving memory of James Allen Holmes who passed away Aux. 28. Otoerwlse none of toe com- night at the Italian American after a helicopter crash in a months, t p ^ g to check any Jenkins got a written warn- Prance and wUl sail from New ®er, were married in m i 1966. panies has given a hint as to toe Club, 185 Eldridge SL, are; mountain river near Kontum in L»mmunist buildup. ing for speeding, poUce say. York Sept. 6 on the Queen KaUer’s body was to be flown DAD size of toe package It will offer. North-South, Mrs. W. L. HoUand toe central highlands. Rescue ------^---- Mary. to Oakland after the memorial You have gone before us dearest Ford joined General Motors in and Mrs. Raymond Jackson, crews from two other hellcop- E ^ E N S r V E CIGAR FO REIG N A ID S PLIT ---- - service. beloved—to pre|»re and make ready our places near you. proposing Friday a change in first; Joe Toce and Arthur Pyka, ters pulled a Red Cross girl and LOS ANGELES Calif. (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — The Joseph Cohen, son of Mr. and K aiser died in hU sleep at bla the cost-of-livIng clause In cur- second, and Fred Panzhagen three soldiers safely from the James Anderson, apartment Connecticut delegation to Con- Mrs. Sol R. Cohen of 51 Jordt home In HawaU-Kai a roslden- ^'^oiiea*so**^ry°d«u-^' °Ttie"way rent contracts. The union says and Joe Ingraham, third, swirllng waters. house m ^ g e r here, was en- gress split 4=2 on toe roU caU st. attended Student Guild Day Ual area he buUt, of what doc- your eyes lit up vrtien TOU greet- "there can be'’-'no tampering Also, East-West, Edward Con- Stricken by engine trouble, fome «> to® bank with a plastic vote by which toe foreign aid Thursday at the American tors described aa circulatory with toe clause, ' ' way and William Larson, first; the helicopter crashed in a spot hag TOntalning 83,000 In cash bUl was finaUy approved by a Shakespeare Festival Theater, problems. His wtfe and son Bd- „ . Ford said it wanted a limit to Mr. o..,.and Mrs. fi. D. McCarthy, where------the river is a^utr ------200 feet and . „checks ^ ready - to be ------— deposit- slim margin Friday. Stratford. gar ahd Edjrar’s wife warn at SSSrt £id sSt^ ul how much can be added over second, and Paul Barton and wide...... with deep Jungle on both ®<1- He ’ stopped ‘ " at . an . . intersec- yotiag In favor of toe aid au------his side in the darit lonely hours ahead, g^y given time by the cost Mrs. Charles Williams, third. b'anks. banks. won t®to lightugni a cigar. A car whlZ'whiz- toorlzation were Democrats Miss Constance Bayrer. ' ——— ______We wtw loved you so, our dearest of-llving escalator, on which The game Is sponsored by the Eight-engine B52 bombers *®d around the corner, A man Daddarlo, Irwin, Monagan and of 23 McKinley SL, recently There are 25 oer cent mare ' S f; iS S S wages have risen 18 cents since Manchester Bridge <3iub and flew two missions inside and r®ached out and snatched toe St. Onge. won 825 in a 1967 Creative Arts illiterate women th.n " 5 b6lOW IlfICF fmm AnHAV^/«n*a a. « a...... WVAUVU WIMl o S r ofWa <5ra. 1964. GM executives hinted they played each Wednesday at 7:30 Just the demilitarized Anderson’s hand aa Voting nay wbre Republican Award Competition sponsored throughout the worid~Zi^.i^M Holmes ntmlly ®l®o would like a limit. p.m. and Fridays at 8. zone between North and South ^® c®*" ®P®^ away. MukiU and Democrat Oiaimo. by Youto Magazine. tp a UNESCO report****”™ * HUmrl^rBtrr, !EtnmtQ0 IfrrHib AUG. 26 fhru SEPT. I Co^ttHui li^raUi Ty Pilots Say It Be a Good Season, But.., By jrOBN CBOBBT . .budget is going for scripts, the “He and She” on CBS-TV ly De Wolfe and Julie Parish. ITOW YORK — (NEA) — If * best news of an. The story is could be the successor to ’The Sheldon Leonard is also the you could honestly judge a tele- where it all b^;iiu. Dick Van Dyke Show. Richard producer of “Accidental Fam­ visicnt series from its best-foot- The ' CBS series WIU be 90 Benjamin and Paula Prentiss ily,” on NBC, which stars Jer­ forward pilot, then you couM minutes long and it and a first- are a pair

Through the Gates Swept F. Lee Bailey ■fcT J.vu trirfcrk yn t _ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — F. Lee niclans, cameramen and even snaked from drawing room to Bailey, the defense counsel and back in its truck, the last cam­ uniformed guards scattered breakfast room to den to formal era rolled away. television star^to-be, went caU- around the 17-room house, dining room. The paneled walls Bailey, accustomed to pubUc ing on his first celebrities around the fonnid gardens. were covered with oils and wat- recently and whUe bis compa­ appearances, seemed unruffled They even penetrated the pool e r c o l o r s —^the Curtis by anything except the mldaf- ny may have been good, it was house with a roof which can be coUecUon—for Tony to describe. temoon heat which brought also large. rolled back electrically to admit In the breakfast room was set drops of perspiration through Bailey—wha has dropped the sunshine. up his bobby—a “picture box” “F." for show bis purposes— his light makeup and wrinkled At 2 p.m., Bailey was making collection—glan - fronted boxes was taping his first “ Good Cmn- his stilt. his fir s t on-cam era in viiicb he pwtes and paints pany” program for the new The visit to the film star's appearance-^-drlvlng a yellow compositions that look Uke home has been chosen—pretty ABC series, and was received cmiverUble through the gates, third-dimension decoupages. by the Tony Curtises at tbeir shrewdly, too—as the opening and sweeping up to the formal magnificent and manicured It was aU weU organised and, show on Sept. 7 of the series facade of the huge Mediterra­ mdmby Hills residence. since Bailey and the Curtises vdtlch is closely patterned after nean-style mansion btUlt 30 had done several run-throUghs the old “Person-to-Person” Members of Bailey’s entou­ y ea rs ago. rage started arrivlii at the of Uie bouse tour, was going shows. TUen there was a length pause $900,000, fiv e -a c re , waUed estate with unexpected smoothness. for adjustments to the six color shortly after 7 a.m. Trucks, But it was a long day for the cameras and to the lighting. portable sound studios, n^es of Curtis famUy: It was after 8 F. Lee Bail^ electric cable and some 60 tech- Ontis, in slacks and sports p.m. before the last cable was Jacket, and smoking a fot dgar, stood around patiently waiting to be filmed greeting bis guest. TEMPLE’S CariMi He chatted with “Good Compa­ ^hinek n y " producer J Bu u m t (O) (86) ______Violent and exciting woiM of i m a t DsDj^ Cowlwys vs Green Bay Put I "Fran B«B to Texas" Om I M eC M <0> (48> Warid e( «perts pro football aa seen thru eyes Hewi, Sferts, Wd Psmters TV 1:18 <8) B ed Seller 8:88 (848-ft) News, (toads aad to ranch where their fathers (•> B a n B n ajr (0> — Duffinc-rw a- mantis <0 ) islft Ptaea 6:88 <8) W ^ Barp of NY CMaata' aewlySoqiilred TV Fart n “From Hell to Texas" Weafter (0) died defending land against seramWtng quaitMMek Fran kafed when he IsIIb on .Us < U ) The Bernes (0> (Sn Be* w—* Tarkentioa. (Q <28> la ----- ji, to .A M e s n e ; Dr. (IFEOH, C lu m itd M ) d . (O (•) IbfOfOtntOU <0> 8:88 iW r a ft * Varletias <248> .HeaOTy PBlaae (0) (M onday — Friday) <2X)______aer _ _ — is ottered an hnpoitant (N) Man aad Hm CbaUeage la stlU being terrorised by dee- (M ) n im (I t ) Film (88) MeHales Navy cendants of outlaws. (C ) R ■eats A lt Ferko and 18:88 (t> a*BBBMka (0> B “ San nanciaco on |ob and Ladle Hairingtoa (88) At Beere with EW y 8:88 (8)^ Itoatto, Newt, W eafter 8:18 ( I ) Petticoat doaoltoB (0 ) B S U a m r <0> ^WaUy*s Polka China 18:88 TwBIght la a e string*’ Iscea a'^ crists with his sons. Saeday, Aagad v f (88) Danger b My Badeees “Secret o( toe Olaot Onter” and the Half-Biiiiare Throogna 8:98 (8) Msmeato e l OemfOrt — <18) MoHsle’ s Navy < * ft) PeytOB Plaee <0) •Tw o" SSSr«.^%to.m(O) . M.48 <8*4148) far Ya Lite FJC. 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In a tenement on S. Tom BBtoD Intervlewa Sen. A (8> Baddehenp BeasM (0> Sci«M M disfigured by Naxls. <184848> ThdayShnr (0 ) (2248) BanUey-Briahley Be- Ben KStkatto—Repeat ot Au­ Tacattaa Flayhease reactor — which he uses to e r <0) ; (S.M> Aiaeiteaa Baadatand 7 :« (S> Year Ceruaxlty (O) (8-18) N ealywed Game (O) 7:88 (8) a *t» Dlaaer Mevie The Victorlaiis: The Ticket- (18-048) T ft fim ftn Bis S Theatre “ The. Jones Bojns" AntioB of g v e life to laboratory mons- “SombreiD" ’6X Three love U :U <8) Maaiay StoilW ot-Leave Man—Repeat of Au­ (1 ^ Dream OM et ’ll (C) swinger in another. Alec Guln- day. boys results In loss of an Im- 8:88 (8) Oaplala Kaasarte 8:88 (8) Hesse Pastor (O) gust 36, 9:(D p.m. 8:88 (8) Te XeU fte Y ra ft (C ) neis, Yvonne DeChrio, O lia (8-M) The Fegltive (C) “Apache Amboah” '66. 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Prfwwftii '50l (88) Merv Gsiftta Shew “ Waiter Jame»oa” ftfan and SIga Off Repeat of 8: ^ its to Dean Martin and Jerry 7:18 (8) Away We Qo (0) U:I8 (8) Satarday SMctaealar (88) OastooB Catops (C> (48) Dark Stadaws (U ) Snperhemee 7:U (ft) Yea Asked ter It Lewis on two different movie Pat Boone, Shiriey Jonea. 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Ann Wyth, David ( Bed Sox BaoebaU (C) "F iv e " '61. Only five people (18) SabseripOsa TV S'tuirlng Johnny Owson (O 18:M <8> Oaadld Camera rule coDthuiea even beUua . . . <®> replica of the Pooderosa Ranch Farrar. (C) Boston vs New York are left on earth after an 2:66 (M) Satardajr Aftemoon Mov­ (284848) Saap Jadgmeat (0) 8:28 (2*2248) Captain NIee (O) B The Architect: A rtist or Pah* ie “The Dirty Dosen" (88) Jaa Fyae Shew hors. Perry Lofws, Bevetty (8 ^ ) Da Bloades Have H ere Hbuae, toatwed Spotltoht (O) atomic war. William Phipps. "Highway SOI" Steve Cochran, (48) Newlywed Game (C) Guests are l*srrence Lader <8> FJ>.gr<0) Gertsad. WalttvJkML Yea (8-M) lawreaee Welk (O) 18:88 (8) Bememafcer’s Mevie Village, on the norih I « o f P.M. (ft) MeHdes Navy Starring Johnny Carson “ Double Trouble" “I Married a Woman" (848) M Ito Deegfaw 8hew (0 ) and way America sees them. Lftkie Tahoe, Nev. 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A N.Y. society 1:18 ( I ) Nests aad W eafter, Mo- (8) Levs et Ufe <0> IMIclne Hen ot Africa I 8:48 (II) News aad Areeart plaimoy and a cowboy return moat ot Meditation, Sign Oft <22> Satarday Featare Movie 8:88 (8) “ This Is F ia s Tarkestoa’ ’ Mga o n (884848) Jeepaidy 8:88 B.B:N. Saauner Sampler ft) Mike DeaxtasMattBee Jaxs from Garden of N.Y. (48) B veiyboiy’ s Talhlag Museum of Art 18:88 (8) News ( ^ 8:88 Aattoaes 18:88 (8) Seareh ter Tenurrew (0) Furniture at Benniiigton—Re­ (8*48-88) Bye Gaesa Cord and Shirley Eaton In Repeat of August 38, 7:46 p.m. Crasade Wedaeiday StarUght 8:38 (8) Adveatares of Osinby (C) 2:88 (8) NatlossI % o Soccer about European Intrigue and Repeat of 6:00 p.m. 1:8* (I) As fte WoiM Tamo Movies "Naked Barth" '69. Young (8) Davey aad Oellaft (0) LeaiLeagae Game (O) blackmaU. (C ) R 7:3* Travel Time (S*-2248> Let’s Hoke a Deal “ Bus Stop” Marilyn Monroe. Irishman travels to deep AL (St) This Is the Ute Baltimore Bays vs Pittsburgh 18:88 (I) Caadld Camera (O) City of Rivers—Repeat of Au­ uUoms (8*4248) The Salat (C) gust 39, 6:80 p.m. (8) Daftig Game Arthur OConneil. Ck>medy iMcn kijied. Richard Todd, Ju- (48) Dawn Bible lasUtate (C> (48) Peter Petamss 18:88 (8) WhaPs My Uae (18) SabooripUoB TV 9:18 (48) Sacred B e ia f out-of-town trio of hoodlums 11:16 (8) Festival sf Htto 8:88 New Orleans lass 2:38 (I) Hoeoe Party (C) 18:88 (8) Model of fto Year Fag- "The XteptUe" 9:88 (8) FereepUea (O) force local bank and shatter “Treasure of Sierra Madre” Anthony Kings n—Repeat of August 37, <28-28-88) The Doctors (C) eaat (C) 1:88 (8) Newo, Momeato ot Com­ (8) The Ouistoiistophers ~ (C) Indulgent (im m unity with a Humphrey Bonut and Walter Qidrlct 8:00 p.m. (8-48) Dream QM ot *87 (C ) Broadtmt originating in N.Y. (88) Daele WaHe (C) 18:00 Art aad Maa 3:88 (8) To Tell fte Tiaft lection of "U o d a of Year" sfCH Off 9:46 (8) Your Commaslty (O) Public Service bitten men in their' lust for MountsUn (l-ft) Qeaoral HospiW (ttdooz 14 of country's 18:88 (8) Lamp Date WFeet Thursday, Aagast 81 (ft) S',.**' Force Beligtoao (48) Otflelal Detective gold. Road (U ) SaboeilptioB TV m ra photogenic undiscovered , „ F“™ “ S 8l8« Off (C> (8) Dtolegae 8:28 (18) Pattern for U vlag (88) Washington Bepert MB-48S0 P.M. "The War Wagon” RT“- VS?)’ compete for 1:15 (8) towo'^aod W eafter. Ma- (22) ChaUee sf Salvatios (28) n is Is the Answer Senator T.J. Dodd 8:18 WhaPs New 8:25 (I ) News (C) title while wearing new ex- meat ef Medltatloa, Siga Off (28) Blag aad Odie. (48) Walter WInehell File (48) Featare 48 6:S8 Barricam Called Betsy 8:18 (8) DIek Vaa Dyke Show (48) The Christophers (C) 4:88 (18) Herald o l Trn ft “Boy from Oklahoma" Will T b n r Repeat of August 38, 6ft0 p.m. (8*48-1*) Y ob Dea’t Say (C) 18:88 (8) Leek Dp and Uve (28) This Is the Answer Rogers, Jr., Nancy Olsen '64. 7:88 VPbaPs Now (8) Mr. OeolMr great ship-building city. , world's vacation spots. er of a gambling house tries Metropolis Life The (Mushroom Show—Repeat (2*4248) MatehOeme (C) (88) The Caftoile Hoar (d) (M ) CoBBtry Masic Caravan to ret (iarefree'* se gambler to of August 38. 8:00 p.m. ^ . (ft) Swabby 8baw ilure Oft Off TOULY DBLiaOUS sociation Tournament (Phila., (28) Hatbar Comauad In partnership with Danny (8) Froatteis of Science (28) Film 1:1&M) Air FmetoD^i^ 277 BROAD STREET— PHONE 649-1124 Pa.) (ft) MeHele's Navy Van Dyke has hia troubles even (82) F a lft to P U ft (22) Marshall DlUsn FUm aad SIga M <0>' (88) The FHetotoees (C) Thomas, was involved in that (28) The Big Pletare (M> Bachelor Father 1:28 (8) News ^ W e^r-M e- SUMMER SCHEDULE—CLOSED SATURDAYS AT NOON Friday, September 1 6:88 (IS ) Highway Patrel the public sees his new string of comedy luccess that (48) BaDwtakle (C) (48) Scope CHICKEN series. 11:28 (8) Btograpinr r H 2f"*«** »«S ‘*ton-8Iga Oft P.M. / s « Cbristopbew ranged from ''The Andy ariffith 6:88 (8) Mr. T errific„ (C) 1:86 (8) News, Momeat of Com- Brown in 6 M inates 8:88 WhaPs New (88) Blveibaat "Bvery tone I talk to some "Emperor HlrohUo'' (28-2248) Sportamaa’ a HoU- fert, Gaidepeato 8:88 S t r a i t tor Peaee (ft) Deaato fte Menace Show” to “The Dick Van Dyke (8-48) Discevenr ”87 (0 ) B (O) The worid’a “finest eatin’ 6:88 (U ) Sperte WeiM one from the newspapers," he Show." ■'Discovery Visits New York" W ) The Dakotas Proepects of Survivd—Repeat ' / (28) ladles Day The everchanglng face of Man­ chicken” with Incomparable of August 30, 7:W p.m. (kimitlained, “toe story comes "For toe first time I’m play­ 8:88 (D The 21st Centary (0 ) B taste. 7:98 WhaPs New JL *««»kwa News (C) hattan from Pan-Am Bldg, Standing Room Only' 'Means Repeat of 6:00 p.m. /6:46 (18) F ereeest aad News out with the headline, ‘Dick's ing a (fiiaracter that is more or skyscraper to aging stones of of combatting overpopulation TV Highlights [• (ft <*ft) News, Bpeito, Weather Brother Tries Again’." Wall St. the BMemlan world problem through use of pills, CALL IN ORDER Make a Difference Where You Save! 7:10 SfaawbeiTy Beeke leas myself,” he said. "And if of Greenwich VUlege, Chil­ IT DOES 8:18 The C ieM ve Fersoa This is a hard problem to lick. chemical______methods,______mechanical Take a Deep, Deadly Fide Up 10 Minutes Later John Barton Bmmmot HtoMIghto wouldn't tou(fii toe show until controversial production of WIRING SERVICE (98) New Heilssas ment in three of the worst disas­ they changed him into a widow­ Robert Uywell's “Prometheus (2*iS (^ ihels^ksoaUa (C) 1 ''' Martin and Jerry v t M a a 4 tlmM yearty. (2248) Haatley-BiiBldey Be- ters in TV history. Bound" (48)_Pest Ttoe j4 fte Bases liewlo star In "Pardners” Tues­ Service ' Change*. Complete nawentaTf's atnasT rinaaeiAt lasTivTinB part (C ) er. However, toe pretty girl who I Perfomfers, however, are not ii!* ChrlstMhers (8) Lassie (C) B day at e p.m. on NBC. •:U (M) News nms toe farm, played by Lois (n) ChampisBsW Bowling wiring Iwslnnattews In Old 1667 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER e ROUTE tl, COVENTRY 7:88 (8 ( (Fsrest Baegere (C) often given so many chancea un­ ton y smith and Dave Soutar *• Marilyn Monroe plays Oierie nad New Home* and Bnsl- Nettleton, was permitted by toe (I9> C«l0r CwaetM “ The CMooeT’ Ool. Aahley less they have some sort of spe­ "Doomsday Island” In "Bus Stop” Wednesday »-ll Gordon taiteiida to Im p a fawn sponsor to be a divorcee with .. .. C?"v«»sn«en^ With (J**t-88) Aatanal Seereto (C) he finds wandering on hte cial quaUty or talent This sea­ U:1S (28) The Uvlag Word B p.m . on ABC.... The Setxmd one (fiiUd. 12:18 (2) Face fte ^ a te fC ) Electric Heat lnstsBntlons. son, adth Jerry back playing' in “Rythms of the Universe" a City group present several skits s s r slBBtley4lriahloy : Bepert Anyway, there's a mixture of (8) Scope program on period timing cy- . 1 aaiw (C) (28) BlUe Answers NiB(?s “Accidental FamUy," his glamor. Innocent romance, <»ite cles in nature. 8nd parodies Sunday at 10:30 (8 ) TwUlght Zeee luck may change. Ynrade ___ («) Fliiag Liae p.m. on Channel “ 2 4 ... Also on |< '*The tevad en " kids, comedy —m 1 x e d by . . » i i t l Westover Presenta 7:18 ( I ) Mr. Beberts (U) The h alf hour c JU*ss the Lisahearted Buddy Greco aad Suaaa Bar­ 1:88 m Orauneato aift People f t 1^11 p.m. on SIlWESTGillTERST. - Mt-1Sf1 rett ICE PLANT OPEN (88) Flraatlen e f Plato GemM^. CBSe (It was postponed firom WILSON (ft) The Meaieee (0) Weekdays 8 A J I ^ etW PJE^-SeidM e 8 AJB. to 1 PJE. 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