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PAitn FotmnraN TUESDAY, JULY 1)6, 1967 . A m c fi Oaiijr N«t P n n Rin Hiatur^rjtor Stt^nins IfeiraUi For t o ' Week Ended. , The Weather t o y s , 1967 Mostly Cloudy toittgM wWh patchy ground fog deveiopding H eard Hospital Notes 14,945 during early monring hours- O bituary House Aide to Dean Council Still Favors Low 06 to 70. Fair tomorrow. In Andover Lake Case M anthetUth^A City o f Villoige .Chttrm High in the mid 80a. M hatlee f i M sta i I M o m r n a o rasmaxAT: Testimony w m acfae«hiled to g«Bdaaities- 'md TMriLwnaw Montauk Dr., Vamon; Mrs.' ^ New 'Haven and the Andover t«* l by an iAU>OlA officer teiday a t-a pfhmia hoMitid in IMr. Tbftsi” asrard In Ms senior forelpi aervlce. Othera have Windsor; Mrs. Margaret CNeU, State Board for Regional Com- to 1,160 full-time students toid _____ toneman of the lumber ^o'^^s at local hospitals. refunded. former ALPOA member, and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie year. He ebroed Me inasterk gone into businesa abroad, 43 Murray R«L, W epping; Mrs. munlty CoUeges deslgnatihg a has established its budget to- pompany, and a third blaze waa members of the 1st Bat- Rusk said today the Unit­ Over strenuous objbetdon by Harry Daggett, a civil engineer Haynes of Coventry, and her dqgree from Flstolier School in banking. Journalism and teach- LUUas Paul, Bosex; Mrs. Shlr- 100-acre tract bounded by Hills- taiing $i m«u«n -nported at a warehoiue filled talion, ISOth infantry, surround- t ed States regretted Brit­ AiLMA counsel, Atty. Peter who subdivided the Andover paternal grandparents, Mrs. 1986. ing. lay Pointer, 109 Bnckland St. town Rd., Wetherell and Bid- of the total, he said. $888.- ,'With cotton bales. ^8 the Pyramid Court public ain’s decision to cut its de­ SuUivaid, Mrs. Patten was______al- Lake_____ area______many_ years_____ Mildred ago. DeOandta.of Coventry, ABeo, JbmMB. IkNt, ilCait- well Sts:; and future Rt. 6 as qsq tg yt state general funds ------^-----— ------housing project, a 260-imit resi­ fense commitments in the lowed to answer a question put Both testified for the Rev. MT. ««^«quale DeCandla sf Bast yl-?V d l n h borough;' agkrai^ iPrioei, 78 Lhv- to permanent site. gnj $104,071 is In f^eral •voca- dency on the west side. Far East by the mid-1970s H artford to her by Atty. Blihu Berman PhUpot. Hartford. M M r S V n » .d l i f moM D r.; Mm, Aim Reinhatt, Both state bodies, which have Uonal eduoatl 08 Myrtto fit; Dex- of local oontroiveray last sum- odOege^s lease of gunfire.' No one would be per- Champeog State Park. F u n e r a ls WASHINGTON (AP) — While had the help of various nations very definitely understood by attempts to Join and has used The Zoaiag Board of AppeaSs nildlt improved aH tor^attefc. n VoraiWood /Dr., mer, stuck fo t o oontention that aobool tofilttea I wfakh mitted to leave the housing 'to House (insiders an antlriot including the United States, and now that there were restric­ the lake anyway. 18 requests for variances fcn^..which puh^c hearings irerAon; oiem. Jeon Ivan, t o Nike site was t o only feasi­ the Bocud o f Eduoatkm IIBS area, he S8dd. Several persons 2>U1 supporters claim will Jail -h e added; tions to Negroes In tod or- The trial started last Tuesday. ^ Fraseis J. . ip the Municipal BuikUng. All were passed dWtorttwy; Jcim 54 ble {dace in Mtancteeter for t o umated ahouAd joatvy on am were rex>orted arrested, but no traveling trouble-makers, two “ We’U get on with the Job.” O r ; attnran VQdte, MS oampUB, and asked Ihe Board nual fee of $40,000"at post cn- chaoiges were ptooed against unairiinohdy in the executive session held aft«* the .'Uablnet members contend the Speaking at his first on-the- 1966 east o f t o land in ques­ J. BUDOp OC «0 UlOOvv BjCd.-WAM liAorinffa^ ....- __ - -• ..... Ofodtt a t of Dlreotora to sett 160 acres nffment levris. them, police said. Baton Rouge Homes . B tR -r a fi irBSCRBROAY: A of Glebe Hollow'watenhed for But Lowe altao saM he iss- causes for riots can be found in re(X)rd Washington news confer­ Vernon tion. AflpSSmte and to te raqrasto ««> * .<«»» » wsident oC VioreA pity condttione. fiherill Cheoley Willis of Al­ ence in four months. Rusk also John F. Tierney ^werM Bow a. - r — ^ iHbrace Learned, vito daifgliter 16 Mr. end Mrs. Jamea hdure campus expaaskx^ plus dKstood to 840,000 Ogura The writ states further that exander County requested the decalred; said t o Armor-^Nenry CMb 'Was Godki, as VeitMfooid D r., ITer- additional tend for an accesa wtadd ^be prorated by the ’y Opponents of the House metis when Sobafier requested pey- CW>, 1090 - - i j ___ fc. , . National Guardsmen Shortly 1. The United States stUl nolay, kept her aiwake nights non; a p m to M!r. and Mra. Rob­ rood. hoard, accordiqi .to t o num­ are say It will add new fuel to ,v,_ Damaged by Blasts Settlement ment, Green Manx- and tts AmumnUon irfficiaisii. b S lto g a a hopes very much to get an the AssumpUen olflctbtod. Buk^K______ert Foley, 40 dcott fit; a ber of hounf um apd the nunir the seething discontent of Ne- ^ ^ violence erupted, V agents prondaed to pay when and t o t Its request for buUdtog Adtor nionto of discusBloa, agreed limitation, with the So­ expaoabm be denied: dsugtter toM r. ondM ra Jonros ber of students attending igroes living under condlUons The outbreak was a repeat of BATON ROUGE, I^. (AP) — bricks. The shock also blew out -a: |l. ^ ctoriS,000490,000. the bcoad deeded 4S acrea off Cited Tuesday by Atty. Gen. violence Sunday nlgWt, when The homes of state labor leader a window In a house in the rear viet Union and others, on the Reached in. Xkaihg Lanen, to build a hew Two peraons in t o N. School Ctarice. WWlMaatlc. ctaases tore. ’ read the committal service. S. Main St for to rood and at to former Ramsey Oark and Secretary of Are-bomlblng vandalism de- Victor Bussie and Viola Logan, of the Bussie home. . arms build-up in the Middle to give to Bohotter. Ms wtte hardware, store oh the mtith St. area objected to Tooihsuk’s OOBCHAROOBJ F R ID A Y ; Beanra were Ostega DeOor- agreed to make available for Hng on Hartford Labor W. WlUard Wlrtz. stroyed a warehouse, three a retired Negro school princi- The explosion at the Bussie East, but "I cannot say that I or. psreDts a tm to r pleoei o f eide of Ckeen Rd., east of 299 paint shop. Domenick Vasco, 999 Oak fit purchase up to lie addUlDnal' Bartlett Case mier, Frank Swtdec, Mtofasel Ctabeo Rd. Rd bring leased for pert cif ths The bill—up for a vote today— stores and an auto, pal, were damaged in apparent- home cam.e shortly after mld- - am encouraged about the pros­ The BBA did turn down a re- DIBCHAROED YESTER­ acres. pects.” ^ ^ Swlder, Thomas ponlon, Alfnd (Atex YeknltlB, to whom quest tor a 'variance for t o DAY: Mrs. Ttiereaa AgosUneUl, ciottege cperBtkm ere current­ would make it a federal crime Monday, Mayor Lee Stenzel ly unrelated explosions late night. About one hour earlier, a More than She yeora o f Hti- 6 to reltum for Us forebear. IDr. Lonre said last night it He declared of an arms race; Hunter and Edward Newton. Atty. iEkigene Kely refers as seme building when a local cab 86 Bunco ,Dr.; Gregory Wain- ly being renovated by the own­ punishable by up to five years ordered on investigation of Ne- Tuesday night and early today, blast at Mrs. Logaii's home in gatton involvlngiaftnimerRnck- enoe from toktog legal steps was Ms imleratendiqg Utet state Sedi’etary of State Dean Rusk, speaking today in Washington at first one-tlhe- “ Down that trail lies catas­ vMle policeman and city offl- *ia vanisUbg bned of New company wanted to uw the man, South CHaBtxPbuiy; Rob- er, Alexander Jotria, and are In Jail and a $10,000 fine to cross gro grievances after a three- No one was injured. Port Allen, across the Missls- to ooUeot Us oBcged damt be­ odttclals feel t o g700,000 Stated meeung wiin iNegpo leau- Police said the blast at the sippi River from Brton Rouge, record news conference in four months, warned Communists not to “take any trophe.” cials was ended SaSt night when Mrs. Agnes IfoBHda England farinen who etU sells buikUng tor a garage. eri lyierv 88 Soott Dr.; James ptaimed to handte 400 day and state lines or use interstate fa- hour meeting with Negro iead- fore the ronckiMon of to for renoyatiiig t o Nike atts ers. He broadcast a plea for home of Bussie, Louisiana AFL- damaged the lawp and the front 2. The United States is the Board of Representatives htlgateon. Funeral services, fo r MTs. dkeotly ntafi what he ndsea,’ Sorri^ 6MRya St, South Wind­ 800 evening studentR Lowe rr- rintles to Incite a Wot. toiniort” from British decision to reduce defense commitments to Far East by The building is in RssWIeaoe might be wasted because to Negro youths to refrain from CIO president, 'damaged two of the house, prepared to try to find points of voted a $SJS00 settHement. Agnes McBride o f '108 St. J< to to fauld > structure on to sor; H. ‘ Btykn Fsatontone, ported, occupancy Is seheduted ; Its author. Rep. WlUlam O. ------— ...... lhid-19708. (AP Photofax) •' The action by t o water com­ Zom A end, in t o ebjeetton, caonpuB Wwdd b e iisa tlc only violence and pledged to Investl- cars, one of them extensively, Three Negro youths told the _ agreement with the Soviet Un­ The money gbea to LeSter pany egatast t o oonstracUon St. were held yesterday attorn w est sMe o f Adams f it near 489 Griffin Rx HIU 3Dr. The vote noon at the Holmes Funeral TaHand ’ipks. Crom which to Korttttc*, 118 Park S t ; Frank SopL 16. ■ - .V • put militant N e ^ leader Stoke- ^ '‘ •® complaints of poUce bru- blew firm was aetUed O at 22, 1866 ZBA had given a variance tor have to he abandoned. tality. house and loosened exterior persons throw sometlting oh to issues such as cultural ex­ was unanimous after recom­ in Hartford fiupesfor Oourt, to ^ sett Mb crap. KeOg^ represent- Qrawfoid,- . Hartford; Bryce He atao said Jaryta Is oue- ly Carmichael in Jail and bring t o building sonie years agar so lawn and then Speed anvay in a changes or world crises such as mendation by town Council writ charged. Oeorge F. Noetrend, rector o i cd YaksHtta. Oaktey, Wllliiratatic; Mra. Mkr- But he also pointed «xit, ki rently pieparliig on oddttkXMl Oie FBI Into the investigation of that oil trucks could be hous­ blue car. Vietnam and the Middle East. Abbot SchwebeL ------St Mary’s Bpiac<^ Church, UteR Houslog Ooip., to erect gaipt ’npey, 36 Range HIU Dr., response to a question from the Ptupuari under which the en- riots. ed there. The variance stUl per­ Mra. Logon, retirad principal i^robe Bolts Toward Moon But, he added, the United States Bartlett’e aults involved Us (delated. Burial Was in East a sign at 10 Garter fit, laiger RodevUto; Raymond Parker, council, that t o State boatd’s tlre riudent body oq*dd be ec- Bui civil rights groups, labor mits oil trucks for to loca­ rommodoltod in temponacy of the West Baton Aqhge 8Cho<}l has no illusions of easy accords leaving the city police depart­ Cemetery. than rei^UlfiMofls permit, to teM Windsor libcks; Albert Nowak, Sites skidy team racommended unions and a handful of House District Hears tion, a member said, and One teased facttMleB unttt a peem- syatein, U eta actt!te>nemte4 ;of nor does It misjudge “ the depth ment in t o spniag o f 1981.. Bearers were WUUam Min- of the HigMand iPbHc fiUbdl- WIsrobDuae Poiitt. the site continue to serve os an members say It would inflame commented that having ' the ■anent campua Is ready. Racial Woes Fading the all-Negro'West Brton Rouge and importance of the matters since then*^toT*sued Mayor R o p o rt O P F o u r ney, John Jack, Alex McBride, virion tots and t o homes to y sign shop in t o building was Aim, Edmond T u r o o tte , altomate to the main campue. t o tensions that touch off riots j OI Chariea McBride, Johr»; Fits- huCd ^urttlte tp off C brter^ ^ w T fo v w to t a r ^ e ’'to The team’s report suggested He said fottowtng the meet­ and be useless as a weapon to Improvement Association which which separate us.” Leoso B. FlaherfcvFlaherty Jr..Jr., P(toePoHce -T ^ gerald and James McBride. nv3-..r. ------» »vor to the people to Warohouse Polnt; '^Mni. Bertha Emanager; Ave had brought an In OaMahd fit. to t o w the way Says That MISAC to Water company rtainia a iHeping Proceeds stltilte and !E3mU.y Venmeule, a - d* (See Page Sixteen) Hanoi’s officied news agency dahna he was nevw paid for William ONelU, director of pub-’ the lower claiming tltls to the ***• " ‘ w qu«*’ters. M. B ell to Ctaortea; W. Beale $157,814 suipIuB in a Mtetenmtt research fellow at the Boston claimed lour American planes wock he perforn^ on land 11c works tuid Dr. Nicholas Mar- atrip that runs . between his Tbmeguk a^as displaced from and Masy R. Beale, praparty at to tta rtiDchholdm and, yat Museum of Fine Arts. were-'Shot down Tuesday. owned by Oreen Mradr off Rt. sialo, director of health, asking property and 88 Ofand AVe., **** location on Charter Oak 27 Ashtand fit Should Get Board HeaHnv t o oompany appears to be t o ­ Their nomination for the seat ’The ground war in South Viet­ them to meet with the 8th Dls- property owned Iff, Didst. 1*® I**® * business. (Edirard. V. Sahrtbadier and tted la tepttal for expsndltoim of the Atlantis civUization is the nam slackened once again and 6, Bolton, in 1959-60. Democratic Town Director lOn Tshombe Fate JUstiM Houm a A i It w u t o buUffihg he wOa in was re- Helett Agnes fiahibaiciMr to shoddy treatment In ite Mt The water congisinyh-aigu- oply small, scattered skirmishes The plaintiff in to writ, trict to review the storm drain­ ^ ALGIERS (AP) *1116 Algeri- island of Thira about 60 miles m it^tot ^ostTdto^ ^ way for Max H. Mttchley and Saitata Francis Mahoney today dis­ for the tand, had asked for a ment, aooording fo fisansoti, for session lasted three |iours. north of the island of Crete and Arms Dealls Stagger were reported. The ^uto Viet­ whlcfa is returnable to Hartford age problem in these areas. not settfaig ou t te t o f t t o n o l ^ Supreme Court opened------hear- Ben Abdallah, aigilng for a Superior Court Aug. 7, is Ray­ agreed with the mayor’s decl- •pedal meettag with t o Boaid southeast of Greece. namese prepared to observe Denver Rd. of Dkrectota to air its com- attate owned by t o «<>»«f«y is - today on whether to send public hearing, partly answered Plato wreite of a race of con­ “ National Shame Day” Thurs­ mond G. Sefasi^*^, now o t NOr that Marquis* dofi no*. ^ skm not to hold a Board of Di­ 3foise Tshombe back to the Co- the (^hargds on which the trea- <)altolaim Deed p fatat vahnMe; thus; tiff cotepaiff querors from Atlantis which day, the 13th anniversary of the iteB, Fla. District Urges rector’s meeting over the. has dosed tiw door for pur- Bank Extension Bill to”lSL!r2f:no22K -lo-eph Tam- . NoiMecn White to Maud W. Thia board, In turn, asked almost overran the Mediterra-«e u «e rr a . WASHINGTON (AP) — Legis- had been given no Inkling of the 1954 Geneva accords which di­ AroocuuigAccording tow theui« writ,wm, filediiieu , , m. d J White, prapsrtisa «t 87-88 Pine MIfiAC houalng (ttopute. <*»•• by to dtatrtot or the was prasent at t o execu fo r w ritten rctxxte fkxxn both ttWiombe’s French lanrver nnH ^ would perhaps be nean and finally waa defeated ^® Export-Im- arms financing and complained vided North and South Vietnam. yesterday in to Manchester irrO jC C t dpCsCClIip of a propsitF dor, mora ^^ ^ Malmey also took exception MH8AC and tbe AIRA. The town. «8nom oe a jnrenen lawyer and the last occasion for Tshombe to * * * townibrararaa Alras»lr*wclerk’s office, Sclialler*** — **-- Im is ^ ^ ^ St and 78-76 Ftoa at by Athens. port Bank is pinned down in a of a “ crisis in confidence. North Vietnamese artillery- to n 15 years antlheO the m a t Attaehmenta to what he felt Was Mayor leadera of MIfiAC aiteequentty ^IMraid Ongood, Brimnber of ^ ered the hearings closed to defend himself in pubUc and rtainring that be graded, fur- Victor fiwanson, president of to owneraMp. paraona were request- leettrawi jvw AJTDlit, their island home sank publlcized loans for arms pur­ Tex., hit hard at toe Republican •hould be gritated en the Naflps. Fla. Orean the viewpoint he expressed adeq^iate. tora, proposed Jotnt oo^fforor 4 into the sea. chases by otoer countires. embankment on tand of the de- night catted for a reeokitloo to Mgerian lawyer, Abdessamed “Tshombe’s- name has been position Tuesday as giving Manor OonatnMUon Ob., ptoff- 11?^ . •A*oeUn«fil stressed to bte. tloa of t o dWMot and town For 30 years, setentiste have Some members of Congress fondant after the Manchester “speed up action” 18400 - countrtes approved by the De- Ing great pubUc relations work LINER CRASHES exohislvely, cudlM #^, bh$tnhfia In to stelenoe of 1988 and $31474 In 1907. wUdi tense Department. But general for toe Soviet Union and Red tkm, t o writ states, resulting and t o town’s Board of Dlrec- tomgtedly oofi t a ^ 8 airport. ^ A Oseij^; Iff tli4 Manchester people to be heard. Ha recaU- erriM bna^Rteea Sbbutu for Tahombe’s extradl- h^lts capital to toe palace city biU back Tuesday from toe First reports said the Boeing sad fUled guMca oa torm st wW be done by to James S. proved to extend the band’s life House Rules Committee, Whlcto of t o defondant’a parosl. Mengis Coaatruotton Oo. I960, t o Lnnon sentenced to tito?^ of the conunlttee, enough per­ ^ a • plates and opmrmtlng im uniei$v Authority Ibr ta o u a in g to i^ ErtSrod^tjrtered Jet X plane ? tS was hl- ““®« *** Vennuele, Mr*. Bibtally.yanneule exi^vation of a build* not favor toe RepubUcan plan to with 78 persons aboard,- also t o mock as complrtikl but ad. The town dlreotora have aJi skm at t o ‘ tew te beteg dlmtor^i hekrihg OB Ota pro- ______^ P Tile lawyer added that working with a Greek-American haps to give 'the dissenters a teok^ ** teUrldpkiter vehkda TJW affc- bUloriy. ■ W lAC; a^m b-m on- ;^^ked over toe Balearic Islands caU toe measure back for possi-.. went doum. Henderson Coun­ tot in 1961, $h* so asked for soil teats, but the resultant six-yeari iffiMfiglifit teff,iias esld “ Tshombe could also say that oMpedition, began digging on the inff believed to be a royal pida(^ oii the A^pean Is* majority, have expressed And turned aside to Algiers. ble amendme'nt after a thorough ty sheriffis officers said every Water Co. sued both Otaea dtalrict dbactors ladkatod last to 1980 in t o ttMteen- he waa condemned to death by a Island this year. «u ^ mb •Qunce its decision Friday. The (Bee Page glx) (See Page Six) equipment in the city to 10,* panata,' who Irad furahassfi aoBsoassary siiioa kM tests of tttle by kdetetea t o ftebPb tttelt He le sehsduled to srvsUm ths* hssh ______t o I M .f i ered buried deep in laym,c< v4kttinie afih. The Republicans' said they (See Page Sixteen) (MaTfHis’) claim Ik- attan that both partlea act- o a h to or 000 waa sent to the aoene. propMty teon O n m Uamnt te wan mads of to «aa la 18M. the ^ OWOiMOtt oouRf t o f . 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rAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 fMi' ■ MA^rCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1.9, 1967 P A G E T H R E E Sheinwold on Bridge ■ i— New Shapes Visualized Studen ts-CIA "^Marriage ’ In. thie Stt WK.I YOU WONT BELIEVE IT! Stamps News DON'T OVERRUFF WITH .HIGH TRUMP i f t f don’t miss our West dealer ’’‘’Y O U Having Divorce Problems By ALFRED SHEINWOLD- East-West vulnerable Higher Skyscrapers Seen FAIRWAY It’s a sound idea to overruff NORTH odds ’n ends 4 8 5 3 ONLY FIRST WA8HINOTON (AP) -- Tlie from its members for accepting The foundation, the NSA pres­ declarer when you can do so money from a government ident says, is a CIA conduit, or with an otherwise useless 9? 4 ■Natlohal Student Association, O AKJ943 on tho sidowalk— agency that spies and in­ way to pass things like money trump. Don’t be in a/hurry to Of Manmade Materials •wfaloh liuttUy dtviorced the Cen­ * Q52 fluences; the CIA blushed like without revealipg the real overruff, however. When ypu LIVE tral Intelligence Agency in Feb­ an undercover agent who drops source. must use a trump that was sure W EST EAST ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — Sky­ Force indicates the composites ness. For a spacecraft to Mams you'n suroly like to win a trick in any case. 4 QJ74 4 AJC96 scrapers five tlm^s am high as have three to five times the it will be worth spending $4,000 ruary, is having typical marital his badge at a Mafia meeting. W. Eugene Groves, president WaleonM H«ra , Opening lend—king of hearts. 15AK102 t?J763. stiffness amd strength of ordi­ a pound on materiads. these bewgains! eatrangement dimUculties; Wlho But the student association of the NSA, says the foundation the Empire State Building,. Sus­ When today’s hand was play­ 0 Q 10 6 0 87 nary structurad materials,- yet “ For regular adreraft, substi­ geta the house and who pays the stili has its national headquar­ is not trying to collect rent. It pension bridges twice as long as ed recently in the world cham­ 4 103 4A 74 aure one-third the weight. tuting a boron plaistic for alumi­ bUlsT ters in two expensive intercon­ simply wants to be rid of its ten­ today’s longest. Drastic new both stores are open thurs. and fri. till 9 pionship, Toronto expert Sam­ The best known composite, num, the coat for the adrfraune Both sides were embarrassed nected townhouses, and it is ant. The students want to keep SOUTH shapes for adrciaft. main street — 2 stores — ea»t middle tpke. my Kehela opened the king of All^ C.ONIV J h.J!\i made of glams fibers and plas­ might be $200 a pound.” i^ e n the student-CIA tie was paying nothing for them under their headquarters, but they 4 102 These are the 'YisuadlzalUons of hearts and then shifted to the tics, is used for sports equip­ Lightweight materials of high disclosed by former NSA offi­ an agreement with the Inde­ don’t want the CIA to pay for it. c? Q985 reseamchers who for two yeairs queen and a low spade. Eric ment, boats amd car bodies. performamce would adlow air­ cers. The NSA got brickbats pendence Foundation of Boston. "They are in the hot seat and 0 52 . BURNSIDE have been taddng a cloee look at Murray won the second spade “ Suspension bridges twice as craft designers to reduce the want us out of the building," 4 KJ986 the w ay mammade fibers njay and returned a heart, forcing f L'll ‘’Af-'i- ifJCi long am today’s longest amd sky­ size amd shape of the ailrframe. says Groves. "W e had one-' NEDERLAND West North East South be joined together to produce 'AMERICA’S UAROEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN dummy to ruff. scrapers five times am h|gh am Tsai sadd such changes Start h meeting with the attorney for 1‘ 4 2 0 3 0 4 4 materials stronger amd lighter RFK Defends TV Newsman Declarer Benito Garozzo took the Empire State would techni- camcadlng effect thaut allows the CIA. He was rather nasty, A P Newsfeatures Pass 5 4 Pass Pass than any natural materied. In­ the top diamonds and riiffed a cadly be possible.'’ says Dr. mamy components to be adtered. using a lot of bluff, threats that By SBYD KRONISBRH Double A ll Pass cluding adumlnum. diamond. East discarding a John Cadfee, M on su to scientist “ Soon we see there’s no reason we punctured very easily." Opening lead — C? K-. Groundwork reseairch in the Charged in Garrison Probe To honor the centennial of heart. Garozzo ruffed another in change of the research" pro- to atay with conventlonad shapes What kind of threats? 1 4 the Dutch Red Cross, a set of heart in dummy, ruffed a spade least 8 points In high cards to field of composite materiads Is gi’aim. for adrcraLft,” he sadd. NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) ^ used by the district attorney "One is drying up the Inde­ GLEN HAVEN BOYS^ BAY GAMP being done by scientists from five semi-postal stamps will be in his hand and then ruffed his try^ lor a game, and there is The study is being made un­ Newsman Walter Sheridan, ac­ and his investigators. pendence Foundation in order Wamhington University and the issued b y the Netherlands on last heart with dummy’s queen no need to disturb partner with BOLTON, CONN. der a Defense Department con­ CHECKS TALK TOO Garrison accused NBC of that the leaser would no longer Monsainto Co. In St. Louis. cused by Dist. Atty. Jim Garri­ Aug. 8. All the designs feature of clubs. your reasonably balanced 6 tract by 15 Monsanto scientists ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) —They trying to wreck his case. Town- own the building.” So closely are they looking variations of the Red Cross If Murray overruffed with the points. and an equad number of Wash­ say money talks but nowdaya son at trying to thwart his John ley and Sheridan contend Garri­ at the minute fibers that one ’The CIA. being in the secrecy emblem. The additional values, ace of clubs he could not stop Copyright 1967 ington University professors checks must speak the rigljt F. Kennedy assassination in­ son is using the powers of his scientist said, “I feel like w e’re business, won’t comment one or surcharge, w ill go to the South from winning the last General Features Corp. Openings Sfill Available amd graduate students. A mil'-e^languaige. T h e AUamta Federal quiry, has been strongly defend­ office to intimidate anyone tak­ atandlng among them.” way or another. But a source benefit of the Red Cross in that three tricks with the K-J-9 of llon-doUar contract from the Reserve Bamk says that ed by the brother of the slain ing a skpetical look at his case. The close look is made possi­ familiar with CIA operations country. trumps. Garozzo would be down T-BAR, ENGINE FOR SALE Office of Navad Research narnies begimiing Sept. 1 bamk checks president. Garrison has charged Shaw, Third Period — July 24— Aug.4 A l l “Right, Everybody Out of the Pool ble by a new electron scanning says any thoughts of threats The 12c plus 8 blue and red two, of course, but Murray was CONCXIRD, N.H. (A P ) — New a subsldiamy of the Monsamto must have machine latguaige Sheridan, 41, of Wasington, an 54, a wealthy retired business­ ij microscope able to maignlfy 200,- would be ridiculous. has a basic design of the datees after bigger game. Hampshire Is trying to sell a T- An Australian soldier digs down into t'he mud and water of a rain-flooded Co. as the prime contractor. before it will hamdle them. The investigative reporter for the man with conspiring to murder 000 times. With the $85,000 in­ "How would it sound if it be­ 1867-1967. The 15c plus 10 red Discar ds Arc bar ski tow, 21 pigs and a 1922 Fourth Period — Aug. 7— Aug. 18 langusLge Is a weird-shaped set National Broadcasting Co., goes president Kennedy. Shaw plead­ 81mm mortar emplacement trying -to prop it up. The emplacement, in a camp strument, researchers scaih ' Obvious mllitairy advantages J- came known the CIA was trying shows three red crosses with Instead of overruffing with the fire engine. ed innocent and is free on $10,- u s ^ by U.S., Vietnamese and Australian troops during an operation in Phuc fractured composites to see would be adrerait made of light­ of numbers for computers. before the Orleans Parish grand to push a bunch of college kids ace of trumps, a sure winner in Arthur Pettel Jr., superin­ 000 bond. No trial date has been white contours in a red field. For Further Information Call: Tui province, is located some 25 miles east of Saigon, South Vietnam. Mon­ what broke first—the fiber or weight composites that would Jury today. out of their building?” he asked. any case, Murray discarded the tendent of state buildings and m set. On the 20c plus 10 olive green the bonding compound, the ma­ have 60' per cent more range or The jury has been hearing The Independence Foundation ace of spades. With three to go, grounds, says the state no long­ Gamp Secretary, D ay or Evening, M artford 568-8779 soon rains fall daily in the area. (A P Photofax) and red the letters NRK appear trix. double the payload capacity, much of Garrison’s case. The In another development in the years 1982 through 1984 ace of spades. With three to go, er needs the pigs, ski tow and Camp Director, Evenings, Hartforcl 288-7626 How To Hold four times in the form o f a ’The scanning mlcroscojie can even with existing engines amd district attorney contends a plot Wednesday Garrison filed a new listed contributions to the NSA dummy had three diamonds. engine and will sell to the high­ M ary Plckford, playing the cur­ cross. ’The 25c plus 10 dark Or look at samples in depth and fuels. was hatched in New Orleans to perjury charge against attorney of $50,584.52, $55,010.15 and East and South three trumps est bidder. ly-haired little darlings until she FALSETEETH green and red has two crosses Movie Fans Reluctant can be used to take pictures. Dr. Stephen Tsad, Wamhington assassinate President Kennedy, Dean A. Andrews Jr. He was $48,988.09 in its incame tax each, and West had two trumps And Pettel added that 6,000 Camp Site, Bolton, 9:00-3:30 P.M.— 649-8287 was 40 years old.” with white contours against a The depth of field advamtage University professor in change More Firmly in Place who was killed in Dallas, Tex., accused of lying to the grand records. Records for later years a;id a spade. bales of hay "ready to pick up green background plus a Mal­ makes it superior to convention­ of the reseairch laboratory, says Do your fain teeth annoy and em­ Nov. 22, 1963. jury about the identity of Clay were not on file at the Founda­ Declarer had to lead a dia­ at the field” will be thrown In To Let Stars Grow Old FRENCH EXPORTS CLIMB barrass by slipping, dropping, or wob­ tese cross. ’The 45c plus 10 gray al microscopes with a short “weight is the inescapable fac­ bling when you eat, laugh or talk? Sheriff Louis Heyd Jr., hand­ Bertrand, an alias Garrison tion Library in Washington. Ef­ mond from dummy and had to with the pigs. MARSEILLE — French and red depicts the number HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The in which she steps out of a bath­ field of focus. tor. W e need Strength to carry Then sprinkle a little FABTEETH on ed Sheridan, a former FBI contends Shaw used. Shaw has forts to reach a spokesman for ruff with the jack of clubs to 'The ski tow comes from Mt. exports of household appliances your plates. FABTEETH holds den­ “100’’ four times in the form of more avid movie fans long have tub amd Is viewed from the rear. Some of the fibers being Utudi- weight amd stiffness to prevent tures firmer and more comfortably. agent, a summons to appear denied going by the name (Jlay the Independence Foundation prevent West from overruffing Sunapee. The pigs are from the reached $69.8 million in 1966, am a cross. MANCHESTER displayed a reluctance to allow 'The sequence almost caused ed are made of cambon, boron, collapse.” Makes eating easier. It's alkaline— before the grand jury as Sheri­ Bertrand. were not successful. with the ten. (Since the ten was Industrial School In Manchester. 8 per cent gain over 1965, and doesn’t sour. No gummy, gooey, The 'Dutch Red Cross was DRIVE-IN their favorites to grow up. Many “The Fam ily W ay’’ to be con­ silicon carbide, glass. Steel amd Tsai predicts the new mateii- pasty taste or feel. Helps check plate dan waited in the clerk of Groves says the Independence a useless trump West would be Where the fire engine came Hoi imports sank from $90.3 mil­ odor. Dentures that fit are essential founded just four years after J. followers of Judy Garland still demned by the Natlonail Catho­ silicon nitrite. sis ^11 be cosUy. He says: “ R health. S « your dentist regm.rly, court’s office to post $2,000. Foundation and two other happy to overruff with it.) from Pettel couldn’t say. lion In 1965 to $87.4 million in Henry Dunant of Switzerland see her ad the wide-eyed Doro­ lic Office for Motion Pictures. Ini'tial research by the Air all boils down to cost effective- oet FABTEETH at all drug counters. bond. TOi IITE TONITE 1966. Retiremeilt Fete foundations now are submitting started the International Red But then South had to lead thy of “Wizard of Oz” searching Boulting said that he had re­ Sheridan voluntarily returned bills not connected with the Cross. away from his K-9 of trumps oVer the rainbow, rather than as ceived “ atn implassioned tele- " here and surrendered after Gar­ rent. and was sure to lose both tricks. Set for Murphey "GNOME-MOBILE” SHOWN FIRST EVERY NIGHT a woman with more than the phone cadi” from a Wauner rison filed charges against him He was down three, for a penal­ "They have been pressing for Canada will issue 'a new 5- usual trpubles of middle age. Bros, executive, importuning i ty of 500 points. 10 days ago, accusing him of Horace F. Murphey,- who w ill payment of things they had not cent stamp on July 19 to com­ Likewise those who have fol­ him to come to New York and trying to bribe a witness in the CASLiGHT retire Aug. 1 after serving for pressed before,” Groves says. memorate the P^an-Americon Eric Murray’s refusal to over­ lowed the career of Hayley discuss the matter with the ruff with the a ce. of trumps assassination pralbe intto chang­ 40 years as town superinten­ “In effect, they allowed or en­ Games scheduled for 'Winnipeg, WALT DISNEY’S Mills —you lo^d her in “Parent Catholic offlclads. The director ing his etoty. brought the Canadian experts dent of parks, will be guest of couraged us to get into debt. We Manitoba (July 22 to Aug. 7). The Bright Light of Down­ Trap,” thrilled to her in “Siun- was told that the 70-odd review­ ■ As Sheridan appeared here. an additional 200 points. For expert advice on fine watches honor at a dinner-dance Friday, were $20,(XX) to $25,000 over our These games are held every four town Manchester at 30 Oak 0 mer Magic’’—will find trouble ers for the group thought the Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- July 28, starting at 6:30 p.m. at budget in the last two or three years as approximately 32 Daily Question Street. adjusting to the new Juiage in film was excellent, yet It could N.Y., issued a statement noting Manchester Country Club. years and now that the story is countries compete in 24 dif­ Partner opens with 1-NT (10 Ibcfinlcoibr* ctiliimlM which she has cast herself, on not be paissed because of stric- come to that SheridJan had worked with Police Chief James Reardon broken they are trying to pull to 18 points), and the next play­ ferent sports covering more —Maturing— and off the screen. tmes aigainst nudity in films. 'Uoth himself and President Ken­ the strings out.” er passes. You hold: Spades, and (Charles Burr are co-ch.\ir- than 400 athletic events. ’The PLUS A TOP COMEDY CO-HIT Hayley visited here after ..a “’Then I sujggest you return to nedy. men of the event. They will be A spokesman for the Founda­ design on the Canadian stamp 10-’3; Hearts, Q-9-8-5; Diamonds, BUSir^SSMEN'S six-city tour In which she exhi­ your bishops auid have them " I h ave' hgen fortunate to assisted by John Harkins, treas­ tion for Youth and Student A f­ will show a sprinter dashing to i-’J; Clubs, K-J-9-8-6. me mnscM (xjnporanon PiMMi bited her new self. Significantly, chatnge the rules against nudity; know and wofk-.with Walter urer; Mrs. Rosalind Quish, sec­ fairs in New York, one of the the finish line. The symbol of the What do you say? LUr^ HEONS she has .been accompanied by I WlU not take out the scene,” Sheridan for many yeacs,” said retary; Joseph Haas, program; groups Groves says is pushing 1967 games also is noted. Answer: Pass. You need at mairoau the coproducer-director, with declad’ed Boulting a lte r due con- Sen. Kennedy. "Like all'^thpse and Edward J. Tomkiel, ar- for money, sajd: "W e are not From his twin .brother John, of her sultatloh.. rangemenits. pressuring them. There are a Later he ^ais notified that the who have know him and hls^ Skin diving, a comparatively THe Fom une cooK ie latest film, Roy Boulting, with work, I have the utmost confi­ '■TTie event is open to the pub­ number of projects the associa­ new sporting pastime, is fea­ whom she is unabashedly in condemned eating had been lic. TSckets may be obtained tion was working on in 1985-66 mmx nknidihru umeoasnsTs dence in his integrity, both per­ tured on one of three new love. This despite the facts that changed to “recommended for from any member of the com­ for which it submitted accounts Ends Tonight "The Dirty Dozen” "Gat On A Hot Tin RooP' sonal and professional. ataimpe issued by Gibraltar to he is 53 and still married. adults with reserVauUons.” mittee. earlier this year. In a number of Complete Dinners "This view was shared by mark the International Tourist “The divorce hois been going “There Is nothing offensive in cases the NSA underspent so a President Kennedy himsell with Year. The denomination is one Nightly From 5 P.M. on for four long years,” re­ the scene,” Hayley Insists. “ It AID FOR AIRPOiiTg^ balance is due the foundation. marked Hayley, who recently happens so naturadly thqt it whom Mr. Sheridan was asso­ shilling. Shark fishing Is depict­ BOX This is pot a CIA front." the rest o f the ciated for many years in a rela­ HARTFORD (AP)—The muiK-. ed on a ninepMmy stamp and OFFICE turned 21. “Such things move very slowly In England.” tionship of utmost trust, confi­ clpally owned airports of Meri­ ^Ije third foundation named the aerial ropeway from the OPENS “As for our future plans, I B o u ltin g dence and affection.” den, Windham, Danbury, Bridge­ by Gfbvgs was the San Jacinto Alameda Grand Parade to the 7:30 P.M. / port, and New Haven are eli­ can’t jsay, really,” added Boult agrees. v i^ of Hayley Is It was the first comment of Foundation-of .^Houston, Tex. No top of the "Rock” is shown, on gible to receive $4 million in Ing, a slender man with hair not done fo)(;--p*’urience; It will any nature concerning the Gar­ spokesman could b? reached. the sevenpenny adlhesive, re­ rison probe by an immediate D O d O R combed over his forehead, Bea- corrupt nobody. Only morons state aid over the next two "When we were^ good ports the Crown Agents Stamp member of the Kennedy family. years, the Stalte Aeronautics terms, the CIA would ptek up Z H llA G O OAKDALE .tle style. amd iiUots would be offended. Bureau. Waliingford, Wilbur C ro u Pkwy^ E iK 64 “If I were to say I can scarce­ Fortunately not mamy of them "It is not possible that Mr. Commission announced Tues­ the deficits," Groves sayfr., RESERVATIONS CO 5-1551 day. ly wait to be divorced so I can go to movies.” ' Sheridan would do anything "This year’s budget will bal­ ^he Associated Press in Lon­ EASTHARTFORO Mail Oedtn A cctpltd ■ B « Offica Optn Daily During the previous biennium 10 AM to 10 PM ■ SUNDAY OPEN I I Scan many Hayley, it might very Hayley expects the new film vdiich would in the slightest de­ ance. but we won’ t make up the don advises that Great Britain DKIVE IN ★ RT.5 only $150,000 for support of air­ well prejudice my case. The to remove forever “the Pollyan- gree compromise the truth in deficit" of earlier years. will issue twk> jjew stamps—a 9 ports was approved by the state British courts are funny that na-Wadt Disney” aura which has regard to the investigation in The NSA budget for its work pence and 1 shilling 6 pence— TONITE New Orleans,” Sen. Kennedy legislature. 'The sharp rise in with more than 300 member stu­ TO SATURDAY way; they like to make the tmail maurked her career. to hall the achievement of free determination.” “ After all, one can’t go on said. the funds available is partly due dent governments is $800,000 trade within the BrlUsh-BaicJjed Walt Disney MON-SAT - MAT WED-SAT The new film, “The Family playing young girls forever,” Richard Townley, a reporter to a change in the formula used this year. A subsidiary. Educa­ European Free Trade Associa--.. Presents WKDYS 8:30 SAT EVE 9:30 to compute such grants. Way,’’ aJso seems likely to up­ she reasoned, there are so for WDSU-TV, NBC’s New Or­ tional Travel, Inc., in New York tlon, MAT WED 2:30 SAT 5 PM leans affiliate, pleaded innocent Previously the state matched has a budget of $500,000. The set the Hayley Mills fans. She many exclUiw^rts for‘girls in has gone the way of all flesh for their 20s no^days.” to a similar bribery charge city spending for airports on a money comes through various Bhutan has Issudd three new ANN CORIO actresses nowadays. ’The film “Exactly,” said Boulting. Wednesday. He remained free 50-60 basis, but the recent Gen­ grants. Including a number stamps to honor Sir Winston TH IS WAS features a controversial scene “Hayley couldn’t . continue like under the $7,5(X) bond he posted eral Assembly changed it to from the federal government. Churchill and the Battle of Brit­ when arrested last week. make it a 75-25 per cent basis, “WhaJt we need now is siza­ ain. Pictured are three famous BURLESQUE Sheridan and Townley were with the state supplying the 75 ble money to buy the building aircraft of the historic battle Jack Lenimoit ALSO BTARItlNa charged after a June 19 NBC per cent. and then we have an asset to which saved England—the Spit­ "The Fortune A-DAic-telUn«, self-winding ConsielUtion chronometer report examined Garrison’s Each of the cities ellg^ible borrow on,” Groves says. "W e fire, the Hurricane and the Wel­ Cookie” [Jerry LESTER SeuDASter ctlendtr-diNl models from $120 to $423 case against Clay L. Shaw and would have to apply for the need $75,000 so we can pick up MON-THURSS4.U3S0-2.50 SHOP AT HOME lington Bomber. Sir Winston’s FRI 4 SAT $SS04.UJJO raised questions as to the ethics money, the commission said. the m ortgage.” name appears on each stamp EAST WINDSOR WED • SAT MAT 64.0O-3.SO-2.U FOR YOUR CARPET together with his triumphant V DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 for Victory sign. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. 1967 went Into -their second day of Reagan Moves talks today on economic issues and the guerrilla outbreaks in To Head Off neighboring Bolivia. Closing For Vacation Paraguay’s president, Gen. ' Racial Riots Alfredo Stroessner, landed at Aeroparque Airport Tuesday In July 24 fo July 31 SACRAMBITTO. Calif. (AP) a heavy rain, Argentina’s presi­ — Oov. Ronald Reagan intensi­ dent, Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania, WILL RE-OFEN MON., JULY 31 fied today efforts to cool Cali­ greeted him. fornia racial hot sptSta before Six persons who carried a,ntl- they can flash into racial riot- Stroessner slgpis were arrested Ing. at the airport. The presidents Slanek Elecironics The gfovemor planned to meet are to sign six economic devel­ 277 BRO AD ST. M AN CH ESTER privately with abotit a dozen opment ag:reements at the con- Negro leaders in his office today elusion of their talks Thursday, as part of a program to “ stlmu- late grassro^ actions aimed at _ eliminating'^the basic and real causes ofraclal tension.” ^ Rea^w also made it clear he was prepared to move swiftly agafe'st any riot and would dls- SERVICE -^ ss racial problems only with responsible Negrro sj^kesmen, not those "who advocate vio­ Guaranteed Months! lence or disorder.” At his weekly news confer­ ence Tuesday, Reagan reit­ erated an inaugural address pledge; “ We will act firmly and quickly to put down riot or In­ surrection wherever and when­ ever the situation requires.” A human chain of volunteers was quickly form­ ment on Pikes Peak. Police reported two of the Reagan said the state and lo­ 30-Month^ Sears High Voltage elderly passengers were killed and'32 others, plus ed yesterday to lift injured persons from the cal governments have estab­ CUARANTEE wreckage of a bus which slipped off an embank­ the driver, were treated for assorted injuries. lished antlrlot plans which can be put into effect immediately. SIDEWALK other emergency vehicles evac­ “ But let me emphasize again Free replacement within l | : E v en ts uated the Injured. Most of the we are doing all we can to avoid 90 days of purchase if !| 2 Dead, 33 Hurt ambulances came from nearby trouble and will continue to do battery proves defective. Ft. Carson, Ent Air Force Base so” by trying to solve Negroes’ After 90 days, we replace Batteries s In Capital and • the U.S. Air Force Acad- problems, Reagan said. Part of his prog^ram is a state­ the battery, if defective In Bus Accident wide seminar betwee Negro and charge you only for Economic Rise Slow leaders and state officials on pled over the embankment, the period of ownership, S; WASHINGTON (AP) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. problems facing minority which slopes at about a 45-de- Chinese Cross Border based on the regular | i^ouslng starts, usually an accu- (AP) — A bus carrying 33 elder­ groups. No date has been set for gfree angle. The bus rolled over price less trade-in at the JJ’ate barometer of the nation's ly Maryland residents on a k jb s c o w (AP) — Chinese It. 3 DAYS ONLY once coming to a stop on Its Reagan said he was announc­ save V2 and more. . . BURTON'S time of return, pro-rated •neconomy, are edging upward. cross-country tour careened off Communist Red Guards crossed JjBut the pace Is slow. wheels against pine trees. ing his plans publicly "because over number of months Scores of tourists quickly the eastern Soviet border sever­ im The commerce Department the twisting highway on the there has been a great concern of guarantee. ^ald^Tuesdarthat ^onst^ctiin U,110-foot Pikes Peak formed a human chain to car^ al days In a row and taunted on the part of many Califor­ never keeps merchandise till Z >t new houses spurted in June to Tuesday. most of the passengers from the original price $20.95 Soviet frontier soldiers, Pravda nians about racial unrest and 3an annual rate of 1,302,000 units. ^ Banks. 65, and wrecked bus to the roadway Wednesday. It said rioting in other parts of the na­ Some of the more seriously hurt _ next year. . . it must sold trade-in value 4.00 g iow ever, that was only three- ® several hundred to 1,000 Chinese tion.” Stenths of one per cent al^ive the °f BaiUmore, died at the scene were cared for beside the [S e a rs Reagan said Robert Keyes, I?May figures. passengers and smashed vehicle until ambu­ were Involved. his human affairs secretary, NOW...that's why we mark S C ^ n s M io n of new homes d'^^’er Merl Woods, 36. of Den- lances arrived. The story by correspondent has met with community lead­ sale price $16.95 , -Slumped last October to a post ver. were taken to three Colora- The crash occurred at seven- Konstantin Simonov about a ers In some of California's po­ \2fworld War H low of 848,000 Springs hospitals. mile post, stEirting point for the visit to Khabarovsk, 400 miles tential trouble spots, including down all our summer fashions extra savings 7.00 iupiU at an annual rate Over-all, Woods and seven others were annual auto race up the famed north of Vladivostok and less East Los Angeles and Watts, than 50 miles from China, did SthA^ear w«s one of the housing condition. peak southwest of Colorado scene of rioting two summers -Indlikry's worst since 1945. Six of the passengers were re- Srpings. The bus was descend­ not say when or. exactly where ago, and Hunters Point in San V2 and more! You’ll love our with the incidents occurred. It said Sears low price $9.95 2 But except for February, J®usedleased Tuesday night shortly ing after a trip to the summit. Francisco, scene of a disturb­ they took place when the Issurl •housing starts have jumped after examination and treat- It was the third fatal accident ance last fall. River was frozen. •every months since. The depart- ment. in the half-century the road has Keyes, a Negro, is a former great Sidewalk Sale bargains! been open for automobile traf­ There were no military clash­ Trade-In HJIIment sadd issuance of building The g^oup, in the 26th day of a professional football player and Sears Low Price !5>ermits indicates that more im- 30-day trip, left Denver early fic. The second last week killed es "In the direct sense of this 2presslve rates of growth likely Tuesday for visits to Colorado a Colorado Springs city employe word,” Simonov said. He said •lie•L- ,immediately------j,scenic ahead, attractions. They were to near the top. About a quarter of the Chinese drove trucks toward 2 A sizeable jump in July would start back to Maryland today. a miiUion tourists take the auto a line of Soviet frontlermen and Talks Continue •tend to back up administration Police Sgt. Frank Cafnp said trip each summer. shouted at the Russians not to who had BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Hunter's classic DRESS l^orecasts of a new econolnic witnesses reported the bus Public traffic was blocked obey their officers Drive In For American (AP) — The military strongmen ^ u r g e in the second half of the rolled onto a soft shoulder at the from the highway for three “ sold themselves to of Paraguay and Argentina print suit CLEARANCE FREE Installation of All Syear, following six months of right side of the road and turn- hours while 11 ambulances and Imperialism.” Sears Red Cap •^comparatively sluggish econom- !il^c activity. Car Care 2 These forecasts, with the 811 •5.94-*8.94 Sears Faetory-Fresh Batteries Mprospect of inflationary pres- *8.94 regularly 816 values to |26 ■J^ures they portend, are partly •behind President Johnson’s re­ q u e s t for a six per cent sur- • cotton homespun, lined jacket • all wanted stylea and fabrics ii«charge In individual and corpo- • A-shape skirt, assorted colors 8-16 s sizes 5-15, 10-18, and ^ sizes JJrate income taxes, w S Astronauts Confident y ■SsKHHSs S WASHINGTON (AP) — The M a n ch ester JjApollo spacecraft fire that killed Sthree astronauts last January jjhasn’t hurt the confidence of w hipped so ft H unter's diother Apollo astronauts, accord- S A V I N G S JJlng. to two of them. cream 'n summer lined I* Joe Henry Engle, 34, and •Alfred Merrill Worden. 35, told ace ta te stra w ^ print • a Tuesday news conference that A L O A X Cool Cushions 4 Way Warning Flashers Heavy-Duty Steel Car Top Carrier Bars JJJchanges resulting from the trag- shifts hondbaqs berm udos • edy at Cape Kennedy, Fla., Association Ventilated for Switch flashes all , 9 8 7 60-ln. steel Ixirs carry 350 lbs. of extra T 8 7 Shave made the spacecraft they cooler driving. 87c 4 turn signals. « luggage. Adjustable Set of 2 * •hope to ride*in to the moon safer Sthan ever. •5 .9 4 •2 .5 9 •3 .5 9 • Both Air Force majors, Engle regularly $9 regularly fS.59 values to 87 Sand Worden were named astro- • nauts in April 1967. • over 15 prints! •'assorts styles e Uned-eide zips • Training Criticized • sizes 10-18 a completely lined s sizes 6-15 ^ WASHINGTON (AP) - The b>'Pentagon has revealed am(d • Children’s Seat Sniountlng congressional" critl- B e l t s ...... 6 . 8 7 ^ cism that the United States is Sprovlding military training to Installatton Available •officers of four Arab nations Sears Auto Air Conditioners *that severed or partially broke Village Shop • diplomatic relations with this kiddies' dresses • Ammeter and Oil S country in the Middle East cri- Relax while you drive this summer in cool, dehumidi­ dresses pressure gauge 4 . 4 7 »»sls. and sportswear S The trainees have access to Build or buy your fied air. S e ^ Auto Air Conditioner futures 4 adjust­ •U.S. military manuals on com- able, ball-type fouvers for quick direct or no-draft cool Snmnications, aircraft and tanks •1 3 .9 4 • as they attend schools at bases 1 / 3 to V2oft Trans. Fluid 3 Quarts Sears Oil values to 8^ Auto Spark Plugs ing. You’re in command . . . dial the coolness and air 3 around the country. For automatic 97/* s assorted styles 'n colors Equal to orlgtool transmissions. 1 qt. C • Currently undergoing training • shirtwaists equipment plugs. 47c 3 qts. fo r 67c flow volume that suit you best. Dual blower cools Sure 12 officers from Sudan, 8 dream home with the Chryslers and Fords. • sizes 4-6x and 7-14 INSTALLED •from Iraq and 1 from Syria— s sizes 8-16 quietly and thoroughly. Snations which broke diplomatic jJJ relations with the United States • —and 6 from Lebanon, which ■ V Jjordered the U.S. ambassador ■*» •ou t but allowed a U.S. delega- lUi help of Manchester J^tion to remain. | • Rep. Lester L' Wolff, D-N.Y., Jjl called the tryin g of such offi- White" Stag IcKlies' lad ie s' m • cers “ a flag|;rant violation of our i j i jjnational security” and said he tej^s and SHOE a ll new ■•luis demanded a House Armed Savings & Loan 3services Committee probe. bottom s S o le sw im suits • CAPITAL. QUOTE ^ 3 “ It's nothing new to us to lose •friends. We never really replace Tha'l home you've always dreamed of owning can be yours S a seat at the table when some- with the help of Manchester Savings & Loan. For we are •2 .9 4 •2 .9 4 •6 .9 4 gone goes”—Apollo astronaut Joe values to 86 values to 818 values to 818 •Henry Engle, explaining a test home financing experts . . . been at it for 76 years. Folks •pilot’s ■^ew of the hazards of the who buy a home already built, as well as those who want • once a year sale • flats only • assorted styles 2k)b. to start from scratch, depend on Savings & Loan for sDund • sizes S, M, L. • broken s^es • assorted colors 5-16 • CAPITAL FOOTNOTES financial advice. A petition requesting Ein Au­ gust recess of the Senate and 3•signed by 31 senators has been , W hy not drop into one of our offices tomorrow and talk over •rejected by Dempcratic Leader home financing? Learn about Savings & Loan's open-end ■ •M ike Mansfield and Republican Mini Skirts . . . values to $ 8 ...... NOW 8 3 «8 4 •Leader Everett M. Dlrksen. mortgages and why Savings & Loans nationwide are No. I • Senr Philip A. Hart,, D-Mich., • / in holme financing. There's no obligation. I Group of exciting summer skirts . . . values, to $12 . . . .NOW 8 S .8 4 Standard Mufflers Bonded Brake Shoes Shock Absorbers All-Weather 0 8 ■ 3has uked Secretory of Trans: gportotlon A. Alan Boyd to pro- Vilk^ Shop skirts-rinany styles .. . values to $12 ... .NOW 8 7 .9 4 Designed to give similar serv- Heat and pressure bonded lin­ Equal to Origmal Q 9 9 Mvlde ejatimEUtes on the etfeot re- ing drives more useful lining Squlred new safety equipment ^ Beverly Paige Arnel separates . . . values'^to $8 ic as (nriginal equipment. Dou­ 8 8 •will have on 1968 model new car depth' than rivet type. Arc Equipment Shocks ^ Q ts.$ J 3prices. 1007 M A IN STREET. NEAR M APLE STREET - TEL 649-4586 Tops NOW 9 i . 9 0 . •. Skirts NOW $ 5 .9 0 ble-wall. Chevys ,54-66. ground for perfect fit. Resist Z-Whe^ Set The president of the Ivory Group of-ladies’ blouses ’n skirts . . . values to $8 ...... NOW 8 1 Installation available. heat fade. ICoast, Felix Houphouet-Boigny, COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 , TEL. 742-7321 Iwill pay an informal visit to the (Downtown Only) tWhito House Aug, 17.-18 at Presi- ident Johnson’s invitation. MANCHESTER'S'OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ' ' Exoell^t group of ladies’ slacks . . , values to $12 .... .NOW 9 9 -9 4 ' CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge HONE 9 EARS for All Your Automative N e ^ ■ \ VISUAL STUDY CENTER 1445 New Britain Ave. Manobeator Auto Center iiO Bast Main S t 670 MMa S t CAMBRXDGB, MAu. (AP) — It’s -fun shopping at Burton’s Downtovm and our SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Sears West Hartford—283-7531 29(1 Brood S t—648-1581 Torrlngton 489-0811 WUItnMntlo-4tS-4878 B a canter for advanced visual new shop in the Parkadc . . . where it’s so easy to Satiafectkm Guaranteed or Your Money Bade Open Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru S ot Open 9:80 AJtf. to 9 PJtL Opm I9 AJS.-5M PJL •studies bas been estaUished at ' park and charge! wAsa, aouucx and o a 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 9 AJML to 9 P.M. fnea. * 80^ tfll 6 PJL Tkan. 9 AM. to 9 P 3 L llbupaacbusetta Institute of Tech-

,'.V MANCkESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNf.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 Hearing Begins Racii^l Woes Fading . On Thsombe Fate (Oonttnned from oiw) In New Jersey Cities court made up in Ita majority by members of the family of the (Continued from Page One) present president of the Oongo, Fipoeecutor tno Kaplowtt* in cials talked with ‘the peaceable and that Tshombe was wrongly crowd at City Hall, then re­ Plainfield. He called ftw real- accused of taking public funds duced police patrols downtown dente of the zone aeeled off amounting to BOO million Bel­ to normal—a single car cruising gian francs. with the help of state polioe the streets. and National Guard forces to “It would be useful that all turn In any guns they might Mayor Sheehan urged the Ne­ these exidanatlons be given groes to "give us a couple of , PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALES! puM ioly.” boM . months. We’ve only been In of- • Despite the plea, the court He set a noon deadline for flee eight weeks.” She said the . ruled that the hearing would be return o f 36 sem iautom atic ri­ discussion "resulted from prob- * secret because “Ibhombe’s fles reported stolen from a mu­ lems that are very real.” * I past, the whlpped-up emotions, nitions factory in nearby Mid­ and the atmoBjAtere of hate and dlesex. Mayor George Hetfleld In both Plainfield: and New- « 1 / vengeance could put Tshombe’s said the rifle crates were found ark, outside agitation was men- SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE AN EXTRA life in danger." In the riot area. tlned again. Tshombe was brougjit to court Negro volunteers continued to Campbell told newsmen, “I by two policemen in civilian tour the trouble zone Urging believe this thing was agitated clothes. He did not look at those calm. Milt Campbell, a 1968 from the outside. These people in the courhoom, but stared Olympic champion from Plain- had no organization whatsoever straight ahead at the members field, flew back to walk the of their own. of the court streets talking peace. "This thing happened too m ~ m The coiut was cleared of the Another volunteer, Marcellus damned quick for these people 20% Off public after the ruling that the Smith, came to police headquar­ to have organized It.” trial would be held behind ters complaining his car had Newark Mayor Hugh Addoniz- OFF closed doors. been fired upon by perimeter Our Regular Low io said long-standing problems Our Regular Low Prices patrols. “I’d rather get shot at Our Regular Low Prices Tdiombets French lawyer, of housing, education and jobs by my own people,” he said get­ Rene Floiiot one of France’s were pressed to riot proportions On All Display Model Low Prices On All ting a pass to enter the cor­ On Discontinued A, top criminal lawyers, was ex­ by "a rash of wild and extrem­ doned area. pelled from the trial on the ist staitemente.” He coniteiided grounds that he was not accred­ Outside of a few shots within the statements came from out­ Vacuum Cleaners Lighting Fixtures ited to the court the riot area, the most serious side agitators who were "con­ Dinnerware Sets “I don’t understand this rul­ Incident in Plainfield was firing spicuously absent” once the \ ing,” he said as he left. at: a car iby riflemen manning a trouble started. checkpoint. The oar contained a Choose from Service for 4, 8, Floor Polishers In Our Inventory white couple, who were cut In Paterson, seven persons 12 . . . Some one of a kind, Columbia slightly by glass splintered by were jtiiled for Monday’s out­ bullets. Police charged them bursts of brick and botUe throw­ few - of - a - kind in our most Scrubbers And Woman Charged with curfew violation, saying ing and one man got a year in « Steel Storage Shed their car sped away from a Jail flor huidlng a fire bomb, ’ delightful shapes, colorings Get All your lighting fixtures command to halt. while police chased a few fresh and patterns. Sets included in now for both indoor and out­ In Rt. 6A Mishap incidents. Lightweight Vacs. Ends Yoiir Storage Problems In New Brunswick, city offi­ Sale will be specially tagged. door lighting. Hurry in, while Maria R. Klein of Oolumbla was charged with failure to supply lasts. (Herald photo by Pinto) (General Electric, Eureka, Hoover, yield the right of way after the Sunbeam, and Regina. Columbia residents at a concert by the Willimantic Oty Band last night on the Green, under______gray skies. ______car She was driving collided Nev/ England's Leading with another auto on Rt. 6A • HEAVY DUTY STEEL FLOOR discoveries of this generation imder the law it would be neces- yesterday, Sta1;e police report, Two-Year Professional • PEGBOARD FOR HANGING TOOLS 88 Bolton Explosions and perhaps since Pompeii.” sary to prove he Intended to In- The Klein woman complained • FULL LENGTH SHELF Pompeii, in Italy, was buried cite a riot at the time he crossed ot neck Injuries and the driver School of • 4 FT. X 6 FT. X 6 FT. HIGH EASY CREDIT c • rn-L • c Bip Two Homes by an eruption of Mount 'Vesuvi­ a state line. of the other car, Kenneth A. \ . i5'ICI'ffl' C la sses M. h is i^UT¥tTtl€tV us almost 2,000 years ago and Labor unions fear provisions Palmer, 20, of Storrs, had a cut SAVE AN EXTRA 57 TAKE AN E X TR A >'^ SAVE AN EXTRA 0u.r Reg. Low Price 69.95 In Baton Rouge was Uncovered in the 1860s with could be turned against a union Up. many of its buildings and treas- organizer whose activities Police say the Klein vehicle ACCOUNTING Facing a Hazard— Blue Lips (Ckmttnued from Page One) Heavy gauge steel treated to resist corroslqn. Garage type lock, two ures Intact. might lead to strike violence. was in the parking- lot of the September 1907 admission. keys. Assembles easily with just pliers & screwdriver. Ideal for Dr. Mavor and Mrs.Vermuele Civil rights leaders say Landmark Restaurant and pull- Mothers bring their own um- She reminds those who still The incident came as the leg­ HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING storing mowers, garden tools & equipment, summer furniture etc. islature in special session con­ said they believe Thlra may professional agitators have little ad out in front of the Palmer brellas to their children’s swim- have not registered their doga Only 6 per store. Allow 10 days for delivery from factory. WH709 sidered creaition of a state agen­ have been Plato’s Atlantis or nothing to do with the vio- oar. 66 Forest St., Hartford—^TeL 247-1115 mlng lessons at Sperry’s Glen ^ ^oes beioauBe of the endd-ence that a lence that has wracked so many Both vehicles were towed Applications now being accepted for ^ j yp another dollar, cy to probe racketeering in la­ this cool and drizzly summer, „ bor-management relations. very advanced civilization exist­ cities. away. % Off 207.0ff Public Records « ed there and because It appar­ 20 ‘20 but the children, undaunted and warrambee deeds fUed dn the A two-month-long labor crisis ■ Our Regular Low Prices in the Baton Rouge area heu ently came to a sudden, violent only a bit more blue-Upped. town denk's office since mid- Our Regular Low Prices Our Regular Low PLASTIC 10 QT. halted an estim ated $280 m illion end. On All Display model than usual, carry on. June: Ixmdon Perk Inc. to Jdm worth (A industrial construction Mrs. Vermuele said the expe­ Mrs. Mary Beth Gorke, ^ and idled 19,000 workmen. dition found no human remains On All 14K Gold & Sterling Low Prices On All SPRINKLING CAN swimming program head, said property on School Rd.; t M - and concluded that the inhabi­ Portable Electric Appliances don Park Inc. to IFrafdt and A jurtsdtotlanai dkspute be-' that since classes began June tween the Teamsters and Elec- tants had a warning about the as she has canceled lessons Georgia S. SPoteUa, property coming eruption "and got in Our Reg. C ) O CR_ Sdhooi Rd.;__ Angela Zeppa trical Workers unions led major Charms And Toasters,FryPans, Fishing Rods only three times. In addition to to* August A. aiid'industries in this ^ a to call for their boats and left.” c: 1.29 two days for the fourth of it A . cun The Greek-American expedi­ « 0 0 pa, Hand o n the ® massixp shutdown in con­ July holiday. struction June 21. tion plans to continue its work Charm Bracelets In Our Inventory 'When the air is definitely top line on Birch Mt, end Ber­ over about 10 years at a cost of Steam Irons, Made of rigid, long lasting polyethylene. . The deadlock came amid re­ cold Mrs. Gorke and her staff nard S. and Theltina !■. itotc about $1 m illion. Noiseless & lightweight. #2106 ports that industrialists were in our entire stock 1 give safety talks to all the to John W. and Susan R. property cm ULynwood ^od up with what they called classes, and even the begin­ S pratt, Professional Percolators, Attention All Fishermen^ featherbedding or creating jobs, ners learn mputh-to-mouth re- Dr, Reg. 4.15 Sale 3 .3 2 Famous makes including Giu’cla, Also, Ekviioo M. Fieno to and deals to run up the cost of House Bill 100 FT. PLASTIC HOSE susication. construction and materials in Can Openers, Heddon, Seahawk, Conlon etc. No Besides ' being plagued by Dana S. and Margaret A. Han- Reg. 7.50 Sale 6 .0 0 cost-plus type contracts. Rainchecks. Vi” diameter, lightweight, brass couplings. Fully guaranteed. poor weather, the program and « * . property in Tangleiwood; Spurs Debate BRAKE SERVICE #5400. Our i^u lar price 3.49. the operators of Sperry’s Glen Eknest W. and Mabel M. M!c- Reg. 15.00. Sale 12 .0 0 >yElectric Knives 2.66 have been harassed by vandal- Oabe to Gdno H. and Gayt X,. (Contlp^led from Page One) lam tbia summer, with rafts be- Vatteroniv property on Notch Scientists Find r pletely "any implication that Replace old lining with top quality Raybestos ing cut adrift or dragged up iESxt,; IRobert W. end Mar- lining. Guaranteed for 30,000 miles. 6n shore, storage areas enter- guestte 'FhiUlpB to James B. Lost Island City the rtots in Newark occurred ed and equipment destroyed. ^ Fumefla A. Hentag, land because somebody did some­ 4 brake drums turned. lOlton Jensen and Noreen ^ CJarpenter IRd.; Oait P. and (Continued from Page One) thing or other^ln connection with All wheel cylinders inspected and rebuilt. K SALE! NORELCO .^'SAVE ON SUMMER COSMETlCSlV. Nichols have been added to 'MUdred R. Dewey to John F. these recent programs we ■ \ They said they found, buried Brake springs-hydraulic system checked for the staff as volunteers and are M. Boggs, property h a v e.” REMINGTON, helping in some classes and Mt. Rd., end Oarl P. under 80 to 60 feet of volcanic Sen. Winston L. Ptouty> R-Vt., leakage. ash, the remains of a city of had asked Wirtz whether anti- Coppertone Suntan Lotion or CMl beginners. MHdred R. Dewey to WU- Free brake adjustment for the life of the SUNBEAM, RONSON Mrs. Gorke reports that there Mbaguertte E. Oar- about 30,000 persons. They said poverty officials might have guarantee. have been fewer swimmers the '^> baeWand off Box Mt. Rd. most the buildings, some two encouraged rioting there. 1.60 Size plastic bottle .8 9 past two weeks, perhaps be- Also, Xosber H. and Sylvia or three stories high, are still ’The administration has nc^ SHAVERS cause of the weather, peihaps Gower to Braist (Laius, prop- intact. requested the House antiriot Medi-Quick First Aid Spray because of the vacation church arty on Stony Rd.; (Ekirteo M. "Ihe wood is still preserved legislation and Clark, although For Fords, Chevrolets Other cars school, which ends this Friday. (Ftono to Ronaad M^nartl, loto bemuse it w m protected by toe promising to e^orce i^ has 1.S0 Size a S d i And hiost compacts. slightly higher M en’s R eg. Sale Bhe said she tried to schedule Tawtewood’ Eva Metre to Mrs. Vermeule said. “It publicly questioned its effetetlve- the church school children at Renald P. and’ Aim J. Mbnm, incredlWe. It proba- ness. R em ington 200 16.87 13.87 “ Ban” Spray Deodorant ptxjperty ‘ -U By Sawyer. Easy Edit R ^ . $1.19. Coleman • the fitst name in caihping equip­ Buy any Daisy B.B. rifle and recuiye FREE design. Holds 36 slides * 6 .6 6 • Pull whe«l$, check brake linings, cylinders and drums. • Chee'e shock obsorfaers for weokness and leaks. ment . . . for stoves and lanterns, it’s per- ch a rge 2000 B .B . e. Cardboard metal or • Check front end suspension system for eveessivo weur. ot over DELUXE TRAVEL 9AR “t Check mufflers for leaks and corrosion. ^ tormance known the world over. Get (j|de- plastic. • Chock to make sure steering system is functioning properly. • Check tires for proper tire wear and trood lovol. J*elecopes from 30” to 60” .8 7 * * ^ m a o, the 3 for 2.39 S^Ft LU^IN TAPE TOP QUALITY WORK BY FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS

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car drove in. Johnson greeted comedienne Hjve Arden as the British actress, will ^ him with V a handshake and a best actress of Chicago’s 1966-67 jpreserited to Miss Arden next welcome./ theater season. winter. T m VtANOM Red Chin£L’s Hate/r Annual Report | Private Anti-Poverty Plan's The society, a group of critics, “Everytlilng In nowefes’* %e General’ Expected ' There were no ceremonies TAX NOT WOE’THWHILIB Oeirtrally Located a t CEMETERIES and ho speeches, the White theater goers and society lead­ 24 BIRCH SraUEBT George W. Elliott, superin­ House explained, because the ers, selected Miss Arden from a CANTON, N.C. ,(AP) — A 64S-4U4 tendent of cemeteries, noted in Icelandic president Is on an in­ field of 66 actresses for her town alderman suggested this Open BtSO - SiM ' Is Asian D^amite _his annual report to General In St. Pierre Tomorrow - ing with Federal Effort formal visit. work in the title role of "Hello, week .that a poll tax, ^evled on Closed Tlnfiadagr n«r IVTR.T.tAAO’ V r w j i w t ____ ^ .... Manager Robert Weiss that the DoUy!” men between the ages of 21 and Nlglite Dnzlng The Sommer! By WILLIAM L. RYAN - <^ment en^soU as Par- mon Market. commercial enterprises. Includ­ Vieuiam anq Korea.------LongLong- /• ■ services___ . and . .Interest . . from . trust . . om1 the.h- lastloot 1 Frenchh nutnnotoutpost st.D. •ruPierre______was first.1_____ settled day drives to Montreal for a Famous three residents—still live in pov­ local level by Jaycee chapters. ed are furniture, electronics and Barbra Streisand range. Red China also indicates erty despite long-time concen- In other areas of Appalachia, intentions of resurrecting the funds amounted to $49,191, and North America. early in the 17th century by the vlsH to what is often called toe chemical factories. NEW YORK (AP) —"They the Perpetual Care FMnd In- St. Pierre, only 10 square French, who at one time held second largest French-speaking tratton and heavy government economic planning is advanced Another example of an indus­ severely damaged Communist outlays. as the key to solving the area’s give mo a chair with my name nartv of Indonesia and henHinv bureau says low creased during the year by $12,- miles, lies Just off the south much of what Is now eastern city in the world—after Paris, try that’s booming In the heart­ on it,” said Barbra Streisand. SiLF-SERVICE DEPT STORE it into another "neonla’n wnTf cloudiness and fog again dom- 980 from lot sales. One-third of shore of Newfoundland, a Cana- Canada. Conttol of the Island He will see Expo 67, and later Summer So far Applachia’s mountains problems. land of Appadachia’s poverty ant^ valleys have proved virtual­ “Building a strong local econ­ “ So when do I get to use it?” Uberatitm” In lAiw Inate the weather picture In the purchase price of a lot goes dlan province. With neighboring shifted, with toe British taking go to Ottawa, toe national capl- can be found in a mountain val­ That wry appraisal of her ** Vlct- Connecticut, particularly along Into the fund. - Miquelon and Langlade islands, over at times, but St. Pierre and tal—just a stone’s throw from ly impervious to every sort of omy is the answer—emd this will ley outside Isom, Ky. antipovery attack. work the federed government first film making experience * PctenOallv the m'ost dano-Ar Man-hours of work a t the « makes up toe colony of St. Miquelon were officially made a Quebec Province. He files home ’There Lois A. Baker, presi­ came Tuesday as the singer-ac­ ous acUvlty at t h ^ X m ^ is The tog will graduaUy lift this c«n«teries increased by 445 and Miquelon for a total part of France by the Treaty of July 27. "We’re trying to get the pri­ right out of its Job,” said Philip dent of Letcher Manufacturing Toiletries vate sector to mount some com­ C. Gross of Big Stone Gap, Va. tress paused between takes to the turmoU F e k ^ 8*vlng way to hazy hours, reflecting the 257 inter- ot 93 square miles. Most of toe Paris In 1816. petitive programs,” says Sa­ Co., has built a new plant with catch her breath. UD in (Britahi’s ernmm mimw ®V”****® ®^®*" most of the re- ments held In municipal ceme- 8i800 people live on St. Pierre The fall of France to the Ger- UNDERCOVER UNCOVERED Gross is a planner for Lenow- the help of a $100,000 Small “When friends tisk me what I BEDDING Hcuiw Kmw fxnaay, gion. High temperatures will be teries during the year, the su- and call themselves St. Pier- mans in 1940 cut temporarily ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. muel C. Sharp, director of the isco, an organization which is Business Administration loan. Center for Economic Oppor­ trying, with the help of a $35,700 did in the movie of ‘Funny Girl,’ It i r ^ l c u l t to fathom th» !" and it wlU be quite perlntendent reported. ral®- Fishing is the main trade, the Islands’ lifeline with toe (AP) —Part of the undercover at King’s Big ’Two yeans ago, Mrs. Baker I’ll tell them I was a porter — resLn forlt S toe toSon is During the Xter, 10,600 An- but tourists from eastern Cana mother country. Local officials program of local police has tunity aJt Ohio University, Ath­ g^)vernment grant, to develop a the only porter in history to ens, (Mifo. “We think the gov­ self-sustaining economy in the had a small upholstery shop and aventuoUv to iftwvA iRritoto derveioplng again tonigM nual Town Reports were hand ^a and the United States also and others started tying toem- been uncovered. Detectives sent $600 worth of equipment. She wear a sable hat,” she said. a deadlv d a i^ ^ iiT ^ ^ A ti^ the deUvered to local homes by Ce- ®°me here for bargains. selves to the Vichy regime, ernment could use a little com­ three counties and one city it a deadly dangerous situation an old car used in surveillance Discount Soring* • petition.” represents. decided, "Just for the fun of it,” Then she picked up a suitcase morning. A few scattered show- delivered to local homes by About those windows: which was under German con- work to a garage for an oil to bid for a government furni­ in one hand, a makeup case and would exist In British resistance Sharp’s center has a $585,000 Gross said in an interview or any U.S. Invovement. ers will develop this afternoon Cemeteiy and 'Fark Dept, eon- When De Gaulle parades trol. change but instead of changing Office of Economic Opportunity that some poverty programs ture contract. She got the con­ a bimch of yellow roses in the continuing Into this evening. ployes, end 336 man-hours along St. Pierre’s European- The Free French, the anti-Vi­ the oil the garage sent it to the tract . end husineas has flour- other and sprinted down an If Red China’s regime were grant. Other groups in Appala­ have made some progress, but considered a rational one, the Weather patterns have iwere needed to complete the style streets, some of them laid chy Frenchmen under De Junk yard. chia also have received grants he still is critical of a work re­ ished since. This year, her East River pier a t, the chrec- changed little the past few days. project out over 300 years ago, no one Gaulle who opposed the Ger­ tor’s command. guessing would be that it had no "Next time we’ll buy the oil to chart ways to put the govern­ lief project known loceilly as the company expects to sell about Intention of grabbing Hong ®bows a The hand..n.u delivery was wa under- may open a window. Nor may mans from a base in London, and do it ourselves,’ police said ment’s war on poverty out of . "Happy Pappy” program.' $750,000 worth of furniture to the “This is the hardest work I’ve 1 0 people circulate, say the securi­ took over the islands Dec. 24, ever known,” she said later. “I Kong since the colony is Impor- 1^® “ 5^ T ' to save postage. of their "old Junker” cars. business. In this program, unemployed government. ty regulations issued to safe­ 1941, restoring them to the Al­ had to be up at 6 in the morn­ ^ P ^ southeast of Nova TcoUa. The POLICE STA-nON SINKING guard the general. lied side in the war. Vice Adm. It’s all perfectly legal. In fact, fathers sure paid up to $260 a ’The new. industries are taking ing. I’m not used to that. Nor­ these competitive programs month for such work as patch­ up some at ttie stack caused by The parade will start after the Emile Henri Museiller led an mally I don’t get up until 1. I’m assault force of a cruiser and ' have the blessing of Congress. ing roads and cutting brush declining employment in the used to theater hours.” But manv consider the c u r transporting moisture-laden air (A P ) —The Hampton Beach French cruiser Colbert brings I’or 'Hu' WIiolc I'amily In approving the Economic from creek bEinks. coal industry, for years the rent p3 r e r tS r for f r ^ ' «>ver the cooler wa- Board of Selectmen Is won- De Gaulle into St. Pierre har­ three corvettes from Halifax, Opportunity Act in 1964, the leg- “In the transition from the backbone of Appalachia’s econ­ rational izider IMno Ttae tun^ *^® ^®'*^ England coast dering what to do about the bor, home of the fishing fleet. N.S., Just to the south. Not a WKI.DON’S Islators declared "it is the sense .welfare program to a perma- omy. Although mechanization Princess Alexandra Better Quality, Better Value, Better Selection! He will stay 10 hours, departing shot was necessary. of the Congress that it is highly nent Job—this is where we come has thrown thousands of men DERWENT, England (AP) — Thursday night aboard the cru­ The people included staunch MILTIIM.K Princess Alexandra yanked a Ata and others who have band- *^''® ForecMt "The station Is settling into Vri'AIMIN.S desirable to employ ithe re- in. A private enterprise econo­ out of Job. the coal mines re­ ed together to dominate the “*® surely.” ac- iser. Gaullists, and the populace as a soimses of the private sector of my can do it, but we still have main the region’s largest em­ bit too hard when she unveiled a cut Thursday through Monday cording to Norman Cole, town Among those greeting him plaque, and the ornamentol gold country’s armed forces and to whole welcomed the take-over. ONi; A-UAY the economy of the United to beat the ‘Happy Pappy’ pro­ ployer. purge opponents who might are expected to average near manager. will be a nephew of Mme. de St. Pierre then was little in States in all siich efforts to fur­ gram.” tassel came away in her hand. normal. Daily highs averaging in He said there was a bad water Gaulle, Jacques Phllllpe Ven- the news until 1965, when Paris In Harlan, Ky., the president “Oops, sorry,” said the cousin have been of a more cautious ther the policy of this act.” Milch of Appalachia’s hard­ of the local coal operators asso­ and practical turn of mind. the mid 80s and overnight lows problem under the building and droux, who earlier this year was dispatched a force of 100 oaten- EYom the university campus core poverty is centered in the ciation, Cloyd, McDowell, com­ of Queen Elizabeth H before in the 60s. Warm with little day recommended hiring a full-time elected the islands’ representa- sibly to control labor unrest in a Just inside the 373-county area western tip of Virginia, where plained the mines can't find bursting into laughter. Hong Kong’s Commimists to day change. engineer to s<^ve the problem. tive to the Chamber of Deputies dispute over the pay of dock iMirri-K o r li.id of 12 states designed as the Ap­ Big Stone Gap is located, and in Official Frank Rennoldson have been rioting and terroriz­ Precipitation may total >4 to Cole said he didn’t know hqw in Paris. .s i workers. The troops became the enough trained help. hurriedly whipped the cover ing to demonstrate their solidar­ WKLDON n u n ; ro. palachia reg^lon. Sharp’s center southwestern West Virginia, “Here in this county right now H Inch In showers occurring much the station had settled, or De Gaulle is expected to focal point of near-riots for two 7fi7 M \IN .ST. is encouraging businessmen to eastern Kentucky and eastern from the plaque and the city’s ity with Mao’s "thinking” and mainly at the end of the period, how far it would sink. speak 16 minutes from a dais in weeks. Paris recalled the man we need 50 to 60 men, and they new reservoir was duly de­ his "great proletarian cutural develop their own programs to Tennessee. pay $22 a shilflt, he said. And aid Appalachia’s poor. But even in these areas, some clared open. revolution”. It is unlikely that he places the blame on the gov­ “The princess asked if she these Communists acted without The former clergyman, 46, towns and some new industries ernment. With all' the money cites as an example a garage are flourishing. could keep the tassel,” he said instructions from Peking. Per­ that’s gone into government Tuesday. haps China’s purpose is a' limit­ _ T ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ IT programs, he said, “they could ed objective: to force Britadn have trained a mule to do some­ President Asgeirsson out of the mainland New Terri­ Forgery Charge Upheld thing, but they haven’t trained WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ tories which are held on lease these men to do anything.” dent Johnson was on the front until the end of this century. SIZES TO FIT ^ Former miners disagreed. porch of the White House Tues­ China also has stirred up trou- Against Union Stewards One of them, Cliston “Click” day to greet President Asgelr Electric Blanket Acrilan Blanket be in Burma,, which had been EVERY CAR Goodyearis best selling Johnson, says the pay usually Asgeirsson of Iceland as he ar­ steering as correct and neutral HARTFORD (AP)—The State its of such speculative imagin­ isn’t half that amount and, ex­ rived for a luncheon. a policy as possible for a nation Siqireme Court has upheld the ings.” cept for a few large mining ■A military honor, guard Twin F ull Size having a 1,200-mile frontier with Of the checks made out to forgery and conspiracy convic- company, the work is almost lined the curving driveway to 9.00 China. Once again, the rioting of tione oi union' steward Archie four "phantom” employes, some unbearable. the White House as Asgedrsson’s Size ^ 8 G P rice young Chinese in Rangoon must Costa of Torrlngton despite ef­ "contained endorsements in the have beem far from spontane­ forts to clear him by his brother name of Alexander Costa, and 80% rayon and 20% cotton with nylon binding, finger- Miachlne washable 100% Acrilan acrylic with deep 5” ous, since it began with a sud­ < • Alexander, also a union steward. several were cashed by him, but ; tip single control. 72x84” full, 63x84” twin. Beige, green, nylon binding. 72x90" size, white, beige, pink, gold, green or blue. den outburst of Mao badges and Both men were charged with none of the four ever worked ' pmk or blue. , assaults on (Bunmeae citizens. for or received payments for four counts of forgery and one In Burma, as In Hong Kong— count of conspiracy in conneb- services rendered,” according to the Supreme Court BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: and India, where the Chinese Uon with the cashing of payroll are agitating among and arm­ checks. 4 PLY HYION CORD TIRE Western Beef Marts ing dissident tribesmen—^the I Archie Costa was steward for purpose .may be an internal one. the union for employes of the Detroit Mayor’s feature not only a few With China itself in political tur­ if I.T. Kellogg Company, supervis­ special but a long case moil, outside enemies may be ing general contractor on a road- Wife Files Suit necessary as'a device to pull the - r ' < , \5 cloaring project in New York, of well trimmed prioed country together against cOm- Connecticut and Massachusetts. For Separation right quality meats. non foes. That too is dangerous, Alexeuider was steward for the because It can lead to Irrational employes of the Bartlett Tree DETROIT (AP) — Mary Hel­ en Cavanagh, wife of Detroit’s actions. Expert Company, a subcontrac­ Red China by now has the tiny tor on the Job. 39-year-old Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh, sued Tuesday for SPECIALS Portuguese piainland colony of Police said the brothers falsi­ separate maintenance from her Macao in its back pocket. Riot­ fied records and cashed checks husband. TH U R S. * FR I. . SA T. ESMOND ing there led to the humiliation Issued fo “phantasn" employes The 37-year-old mother of of the Portuguese, who bowed to of both compcmies. by Chatham Rep- Fed. Ex. Tax 0 . 4 5 1 5 $ 2 . 5 3 The State Supreme Court said for divorce was released ,by the replacement tire . and 'Old tire X however, that Archie Costa had mayor’s office. The letter is WITH THIS COUPON AND THE ulations . to force out Western 'I chosen his lawyer — Richard R. signed by the Most Rev. Henry PURCHASE OF K OR MORE presence eversrwhere possible. • Wrap around tread for greater Steward — “with full knowledge E. Donnelly, auxiliary bishop of. Evidently the regime has the handling and steering control NO MONEY DOWN that the same attorney also rep­ Detroit. Cavaneigh and his wife' Twin notion that its ismall stock of resented his brother Alex­ are Roman Catholics. FRESH, LEAN ,, nuclear weapons! has become a • Track tested for your driving safety ander.” 'o r Full counterdeterrent' which can in­ on our Easy Pay Plan! The court also, ruled that Stew- NAMED TO COMMITTEE Size hibit any attack on China from .ard’a conpetencie as a lawyer WABHENGTON (AP)— Yale GROUND any Asian country. is "unquestioned”, and that Professor Christopher Tunnard "The danger of war exists," Bailey even disclaimed any pur­ of New Haven, Conn., is a mem­ CHUCK Richly quilted, shimmering acetate satin in said Chen Yl. "But war can be Expert Brake JULY O N LY- pose to "impugn” the "able de­ ber of a new 17-member com­ IN6LB.LOTO brilliant solid shades of red, gol > Summer Tune-Up Special expected to "determine the mer- tea Thursday afternoon. ROUND $095 IN 5 LB. LOTS O a H Made el heavy duly 7 7 ^ Includes all labor and aiHftSsr inbreakable polythene f j| ▼ parts listed befow... Only We Will have a complete selection of Steaks, Roasts for Sale. 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PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WtlDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES,TER,.CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 PAGE Busvan' HanrlrPEtpr, Earbpe’s to n H wm Johnson ation ecoi^ mists who maintain that we have to £ttptmt0 ifpraUi have a tax boost because otherwise our Railrciads Gain Moihentiin THOiufl n ranoosoN prosperity wUl run away with us ought ___ PtCBJSHBD BY THE] aaaEiJDnwnnDjo oo„ me. to be required to take a look at the U BtaMU s £ ^ Itsiioheelep economic condition of Burope, and then Only Isolated Problems WA3JTBR R. ^BROnaON consider the possibility that what goes \ PiASaben *\)Ona«d OotolMr 1. 1881 on there has some potential eignlfl- NEW YORK (AP) — The na­ PreaUent Jcdinaon Tuesday for a government-writteB ssttla-. " V ' PuMWied Every ElvenlnK Except Sundays canoe for us. tion’s railroads picked up nu>- appointed a five-man panel mutt if the six rtaqieraft uatens and BOUlaysTv Entered at the Post OCtice at There is some qidte respectable the­ mentum today aa they idled and management an unable to - Manchester, Oonn., aa Seoond CSaas Mail D-Ore„ to mediate the wage reach agreement in W days. Matter.______\ ______ory that the famous 1929 depression be­ back toward normal operations dispute that resulted In the first The workers, who now aver­ ______^TON RATES gan in Europe Just as much as it be­ But some linee said full service PayaMe in Advance nationwide rail strike in 20 age from $2.M tO'IS.OO per hour, One Tear ...... $8100 gan here. And It is prudent to calculate was stUl a day or so away. years. were seeking increases of M Six Months ...... \ ...... 11.00 that, today, this is pretty nuudi one In the Isolated instances Hires Montha...... \ ...... 6.60 Others on the panel will be per cent this year and 6 per cent One Month ...... \ . . . 1.86 world economically, no matter liow re­ where pickets stlU refused to Fred Kiqipel, retired president next year, plus 12.0 cents per ~ ~ MKMRKR OF luctant it may be to become one world bow to the congresslonBl back- of the American Teleidiotte tc hour each year for Ugber „ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS poUtically- 'Woric order, the rallroade Telegraph Co.; Theodora Kheel, skilled men. The Associated Press is excluslvuy^ entitled ire seeking idief in the to the use of republlcaUon ot alt netys dis­ When, 'therefore, the news from New York labor meittator, l/«v- The railroads reportedly ot-> patches credited to it or not otiierwlse credit­ ed in this paper and also the local news pub- Western Europe, that one time paragon Saltonstall, former Repub- feied a 8 per cent wage hike; lishad here. By lead^ ^ t p lck ^ jlean senator from Massa^u- over 18 months plus one ftve- An rIsMs ot republlcatlon of special did- of American-aided post-war economic had apj itly stopped in Call- ^ patches nereln are also reserved. cent r t ^ for skilled workers. recovery, is one of declining production fornla, protest rallies were dent of tite AFLdO. Hie Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ and of declining' consumption, too, it being by some machln- sumes -no financial responsibUity for typo­ iTjight be sensible to give some weight to Isto. Meaily told a Miami Beach, BBEAKFA8T ON A THIKF ; graphical errors appearing In advertisements Fla., union Convention: "This is and other reading matter in The Manchester the possibility that the real woirlld eco­ Sigmund Aryiri^ head of the WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — . Elvening Herald. a hollow victory for railroad nomic condition today is one of i» t^ - Los Angles Countjr Labor Fed­ George Simmon’s breakfast was Hill service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. eration, said: “By\Ux action, management. If people cannot on a robber who threatened him Publishers Representatives — The Julius tial contagious recession, not inevit­ sit down together to bargain, with a hammer and took several Mathews Special .Oency — New Yoric. (ai- Oongreaa has substant^kUy di­ CS0O, Detroit and Boston. ably infectious boom. minished our freedoms then something has happened to dollars. Simmon told him he In West Germany, production of auto­ America.” wouldn’t have money tor break- MEMRBR AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA- country.' TION8. mobiles is down 27 pet cent as against Ih Cleveland the New The back-to-work leglslatlbn fast if the holdup man took It all ’ Dlspl^ advertising closing hours; last year, but the really worrisome sta­ Central waited to see how mi signed Mbnday by Johnson calls so the robber gave him ba«fir $2. Pot Monday — 1 p.m. Priday. tistic is that the consumption of beer men on the morning shift re­ Por Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. Por Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. has dropped 4.3 per cent. In Prance, ’tamoU Laevetioe. araUteot) ported after It obtained a re­ Pot Hiursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. straining order from U.S. Dis­ Por Priday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ■ unemployment is up a third. Only Italy Por Saturday — 1 p.m. Priday. offers production statistics which are trict Judge Ben. C. Green to get Attention Voters Who Vote At The Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day before Proposed 39^Room School in Vernon Divided into Two Sections 1,200 employes at its CoUinwoOd publication. 6 p.m. Priday for Saturday still on the way up. yards back to work. ^ YMCA or The Waddell School and Monday publication. The predictions for Europe—the op­ A ij^tect^^dering of propoeed 39wxn elementary school that would be building on the right. That one wotdd contain administrative offices, kitchen, bum w West SL In Vejnon near the poMce statitm. The school wouM be cafeteria, guidance rooms and auditorium. The classroom section ttself would The Louisville A Nashville I Wednesday, July 19 timistic ones, that is—hold for. a grad­ reported its trains running ual resumption of progress.' That, if it dlvM^ Wto ^ o sectloiis—the three-ctory rectangle at the left, which 'would face Center Rd. The school would cost M>750,000 and probably be ready by Special Election contain the 86 claasrooma and three kindergarten rooms, and the one-etory September 1960. A pubUc hearing on the school is scheduled for Aug. 7. again in Kentucky but said it develops, would eliminate the possibil­ would take a day or two to get WEDNESDAY. JULY 26 — Polls Close 7 P.M. Whose War Is It Now? ity that recession in Europe might be­ back into full operations. gin suctioning us down about the time First Tennessee The Southern Railway se­ 9 CBS Documentary Reports Suspends Operator's Permit PaM of the obvious tide of blues we wefe punishing ourselves for our cured a temporary injunction sweeping Washington on the subject of own exproted prosperity by increasing against the unions in U.S. Dis­ trict Court in Chattanooga Tues­ the war in Vietnam is the increased taxes on ourselves. Pbotographed By Sylvian onara Only 12 Aircraft Held Back E Governor Steps in to Avert focus which various circumstances are day, claiming irreparable dam­ putting on the performance of the LOW TIDE, STONINGTON age to the company and the In Decisive Israeli Air Blow NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -r- Violence at Kentucky Mine public. South Vietnamese themselves In the The Southern claimed the A Puritan’s Joy NEW YORK (AP) — The Israel’s air-war planners "con- Herman McDaniel, a Negro, war being fought on their behalf. ISLAND CREEK, Ky. (AP) — bodied man remained among strike was causing damages of Two things in particular have sharp­ There is, we suppose, no Joy greater H e r a ld overWhrtming Israeli air <^n- centrated oidy ui airplanes.” and his white fiancee {rian to be Gov. Edward T. Breathitt or­ them. $76,000 a day to Southern alone ened this focus. than that of the Puritan who sees the sive which destroyed the Arab “We left out radar, wo left out married Friday in the first dered a controversial strip min­ Before the governor’s order and asked that the unions be One has been the fact that, in Tecent gay sinner, who has the daring to reach Inside Report air forces June D left Israel vir­ mlssilM." he said describl^ recorded interracial marriage er’s permit suspended Tuesday was issued, Ray and nine neigh­ required to make it up. Y esterd a y s O p e n F o rm the strategy of surprise. "We Tennessee. « weeks, several individual American ■for thrills and experiences the Puritan tually defenseless, with only on the grounds It threatened an bors listened from Ray’s back b y fiew very low, as quick as possi­ The way was cleared tar the eastern Kentucky landowner’s yard for the starting of the bull­ units have been trapped and shattered would secretly love to share, wind up 25 Years Ago four planes rem aiii^ behind to ble and very, very quiet No by the enemy, itaking the worst minia­ having no fim at all. Rowland Evans Jr, and Robert D. Novak “For Fair Play” “Into the Arena” gunrd I n u l on tto moiMix 01 roOloi:- ...... ”? • “JA“ property. dozer's engine up on the moun­ There can be such Puritanical joy to­ 'This date 25 years ago was To the Editor, The action, using provision of tainside under Tuesday’s damp, CHARGE YOUR ture defeats of the war for our side. a Sunday; The Herald did not To the Editor, foggy morning skies. day in Connecticut, this Land of WASHINGTON—Uncle Sam’s want other countries to know On July 26, 1967, Tom Con­ July 26 will be an important the state’s strict new strip min­ There has come -back to this country— publish. fense Mhilster Mbehe Dayan authoritv to denv a 11- ing law enacted in 1966, appar­ When the bulldozer suddenly on television—^the story of how, in at Steady Habits, in the wake of reports shrouded sales of munitions that U.S. arms are being sold ran will run for Manchester’s date in the life of Tiiomas F. AU but 12 of Israel’s planes were interviewed on the pro- ^ PRESCRIPTION to a next-door neighbor. Indeed, were in the initial offensive that gram. cense to a racially mixed couple ently ended 20 days of powder- began pushing boulders weigh­ r least tAVo of these instances, South on the first sale of the new officially around the globe, are in danger 10 Years Ago 18th -Assembly Ddstrict Rep­ Conran Jr. This date marks if they have otherwise complied ing about six tons, Carl West sponsored state lottery over in New international arms traffic is a resentative of the House of Tom’s entrance into the politi­ caught the bulk of Egyptian, A captured Egyptian officer, keg suspense, at least tempo­ Vietnamese troops were close a t hand, of being stymied in Congress devious, clandestine operation, with the law. rarily. end Don Branham stepped for­ York State. Ninety-three ciivillian sddd'ers, State of Conn. Representative. cal arena. Jordanian and Syrian jdanes on Brig. Gen. Mehdat Fahmy, who but not participating in the battle with deep implications for U.S. often shrouded In secrecy and Arena it is at timea—as I the ground, said retired army McDaniel, 29, and Joyce Pres­ During that time. Jink Ray, ward and atojoA at the property The state lottery was expected to sell Mlamchesteir’s National Guards, Tom has always been a man said he was tmlned by the Rus­ boundary line. which was smashing American,'-units. policy worldwide—from Latin international intrigue. leave for theilr annual two well know-—but the Joys and Brig. Oen. S.L.A. Marshall on a sians, claimed he was well cott, 84, were denied a marriage wo owns the land surface, chal­ WeleemeHere $30,000,000 worth of tickets a month, who is deeply interested in the Ray said he was pleased with VOTE FOR The second focus-sharpener has been America to the critical Middle Any full-scale debate on the weeks field training at Camp youth of Manchester. As iPresi- friendships one makes, more Tuesday night television docu­ trained but for another kind of license last Thursday by the lenged the plans of the mineral- in order to make its proper contribu­ probate master in the office of rights owner, Fon Johnson’s the ■goivernor’s action. Breat­ the steadily accentuated demand from East. Ellender amendment would re­ Drum, 'N.Y. dent of the Little League, Tom than compensate for the jobs mentary entitled “How Israel warfare. AT tion to the cost of education in New sult in embarrassing questions the Davidson County court Puritan Coal Mines, Inc., to rip hitt acted soon after reoei-ving our generals in South Vietnam for sub­ Raising goose flesh on key ■Ways to reduce the amount Conran has worked well in pro- you are sometimes called upon Won the War.” Asked if his training would York State. being asked vlng reporter for the Folsom Cards been receiving. next session of the General Assembly, U.S. arms to Israel. No such lived by anyone else?” "Our I have known Tom Conran, built henceforth in this area. rlcultural fair-Is pulling in the they arrived. Now they have an State Prison newspaper asked: sale is taking place today, but crowds again on the outskirts of electronic device which, buried “What should there be a law Ih e psychological impact of the over­ either. music and art reflect our con­ the Democratic candidate for It is esthetically distinctive with officials at the highest levels Today in History fusion but also our search for attractive landscaping, islands Tel Aviv. In the ground, turns on the Irrl- against?” whelming American military presence State Representative from the say privately that, if Soviet By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS meaning.” "We want to' live.” 18th Assembly Disrlct in the of shrubs and trees, and borders The fair opened late In May gallon system when the ground Answered an Inmate: “There in Vietnam is to mahe them think of arms shipments to the Arab Today is Wednesday, July 19, The deep need to love and be of lawns and greenery. The de­ but closed within a few days gets too dry. should be a law against passing How Many Fire Departments? July 26 election, most of my W«leoni« Hero this as some w€ir of ours rather than as states threaten the balance of the 200th day of 1967. 'Ihere are loved; the need to find someone life. signer obviously had an eye for when war clouds gathered. Agrexpo officials point proud- some of our present existing a war of their own. And we Americans One of the best ideas that has come power, the U.S. will step in to 165 more days left in the year. whom they can really trust and He is no stranger to politics beauty and has provided shop­ It reopened a week ago with ly to new records this year in laws.” indeed should ask ourselves Whether we before the Charter Revision Committee guarantee parity for Israel. Today’s Highlight in History the drive to toe creative or pro­ or to anyone who lives in the ping facilities in a beautiful an illuminated map of the na- the average yields of 'milk per is the concept of combining the three Most members of Congress setting. have not converted something that be­ On this date In 1941, the "V ductive is very real to these area. A lifetime resident of the tion’s astonishingly successful cow, alfalfa, beet sugar, cotton departments of the city. have no conception of the un­ young folks. Some of them have ■North End, he is a former Di­ How is it possible to protfide war against the Arabs just in- and peanuts per acre, gan as a 6ivU war among the Vietna­ dercover though vital role play­ for victory” campaign in Eu­ mese ■Uiemselves into our own special Because the city is on the eve of rope was launched at midnight recognized, that in the Christ rector of the Eighth School and a sihopping center of this kind side the main entrance gate. Like the war, Agrexpo is or- building another fire station — the so- ed by the Ex-Im Bank In arms- of lUie Bible they can find the Utilities District, a member of In West Hartford while we In “Well, we have to keep going ganized down to the last detail, big power quarrel—whether,, instead of peddling, nor the number of with a broadcast by Prime Min­ called Cross Street station — the ques­ ister Churchill of Great Britain. answer to all these and related the Park and Recreation Com­ Manchester must be content whatever happens, don’t we?” a They even have baby sitters so don’t m itt a situation in which we were going to tion is especially germane at this time. countries involved. Under ap questions. "I am the Way, the with acres of asphalt and only pretty brunette guide asked ad- mothers visiting the fadr can TflY On This Date mission, and has been Presi­ the rescue of an cilly, it has not become As we have often noted, the Cross amendment to the Foreign Aid Truth and the Life,” he said. dent of the Little League for a token gesture at landscaping? most defensively. enjoy themselves. a situa/Uon in which we are seeking to Street station would normally be relo­ Act In 1964, the bank is em­ In 1776, Congress resolved The heart searching factor five years —all responsible po­ Is it zoning or merely a mat­ A lot of 'the tough lisraell FAIRWAX odd9 ’ n ends induce an ally to fight alongside us. cated if the city decided to.revise its powered to finance foreign arms “the declaration adopted on the for me was the tm th that the sitions and, posts that require ter of city pride? If the latter, farmers who would be visiting purchases from the Pentagon, fourth be fairly engrossed on But perhaps the one fector which, peculiar and archaic fire ^coverage. adult world has lot them dqwn., a great deal of time, persever­ Isn’t it high time we insisted on Agrexpo are dug in along the Barcelona Crowded with the Pentagon putting up parchment with the title and Insitead of facilitating their per­ something better for our com­ more than any other, tend;^ to maSie the Apart from this building project, ance and integrity. In this Suez Canal or other sensitive BARCELONA, Spain—Barce­ on tho tidowalk— which will be an expensive one, there is only a 26 percent downpayment. style of "the Unan'imous Declar­ sonal search for God, wo have post he is aspiring to, his past munity? ix>ints. But some 6,000 Israelis South Vietnamese think that we have 'This permits the Pentagon ,to ation of 'the Thirteen United hindered them. My prayer is Sincerely yours, lona, with nearly 2 million'peo­ the question of insurance costs for new experiences, /coupled with his have been wandering daily ple living to its area of 99 yeu'H siwvly lik* taken over their war and made it our quadruple the amount of arms States of America’.” that I will introduce others to winning pertonallty, ^ will cer­ W. Howard Baldwin, M.D. among the shady cedars since industry, particularly in the 1-91 Indus- , In 1848, bloomers, a radical square ' kilometers, is the HfaIaamia **--- own Is the manner in which we have trial area. Westfield has a different fire sales it .could make without the Jesus Oinist with my entire tainly be an asset to him. the fair reopened. th«M bargains! ram»u.s Srs¥i4 taken over, not merely the fighting, but Ex-Im Bank credit. departure in women's dress, life and not just my woixls. I’ll world’s second most densely rating than Middletown because one I urge all of you who are Sun-blackened farmers from populated city.^ Paris is first, the decislDn with regard to any possible TTius, in the fiscal year end­ were introduced to delegates at be praying the same for you, eligible to vote on July 26, to Thought for Today FASHIONTOPS department is professional and the ing last June 30 the bank acted the first woman’s rights conven­ Mbbutzlm look over bright red with 32,000 people per square both store* are open thius. and frL till 9 ^ peace. too. do so, and to vote for Tom Work and acquire, and thou other volunteer. While the Insurance as credit agent for the Penta­ tion in Seneca Falls, N.Y. Rev. George Smith, tractors oh exhibit from Britain kilometer; Barcelona has over main stteet — t store* — eoat middle ^ke. ^ companies have temporarily winked at Conran. hast chained the wheel of and America. Arab farmers and While it was a native quarrel, be­ gon to the tune of several hun­ In 1870, the Franco-Prussian Reformed Presbyterian Sincerely, 17,000 and Tokyo is third with |9 0 this difference in terms of houses, .ond_ chance. Ralph Waldo Emerson, tradesmen from the settlements 16,000. tween two halves of one country, it was dred millions of dollars of arms war began. eshurch Barbara E. Coleman J A M A I C A S I UP conceivably something they themselves have not enforced their own rules, the , sale abroad. As one top official essayist-poet, 1803-1882. around Nazareth euid other ar­ could escalate or de-escalate, fight same situation does not prevail for told us: “Without this line of eas mix with their Jewish tollow countrymen. fiercely or let simmer, or negotiate commefclal or industrial structures. The credit, we would be fin real io risks' are Just too great. trouble. ’The man who runs the Some of the Arabs are exhibi­ 2 about, at any time and under any condi­ For that reason, the difference ki Ex-Im Bank Is the richest man tors at the fair, a contradiction MISSES'SLACKS UP tions they themselves might choose. fire protection throughout 'the city dam­ town. of the ptopaganda claim .by Arab firebrands that Jew and Now that we have become the pre­ ages the city in its efforts to build a The Ellender amendment, f a m o u s B r a n d dominant military and politic factor filmer tax base. The volunteer fire de­ then, is a bombshedl to the Ad- .Arab can never live together. 2 9 0 in the situation, with our own big pow­ partments of ^ddletown have given ministmtion. ’The Senator, who Arabs ifrom beyond larael’e Specials MISSES' SKIRTS OP valued service to the city, and there is has been lobbying against the borders probably would learn .7 9 er prestige and pronouncements to con­ what to do with their deserts by sider, we have in foot, decided several really no reason why their services sale of U.S. arms for several for could not be called upon under consoli­ years, confided his intention to visiting Agrexpo. On display are times against explorations in the direc­ the latest Israeli irrigation 3 9 0 tion of peace. The Vietnamese could be­ dation. But the point is no matter how offer the amendment in a pri- good the volunteer departments are or -vato talk -with Senate leaders methods, including irrigation SIDEWALK DAYS! SHIFT PRESSES J u p gin to think, with some reason, that we might become, the underwriters place several days ago. pipes on wheels wjiich can be have made this our war, and done so on maximum credence upon professional The bill had been expected to moved from one fidd to anoth­ ★ i FREE 45 DJ COPY WITH EVERY RECORD a basie which makes it impossible for departments. Their services would have come up in the Senate for de­ er. f v iv u u s B rand 4 9 0 us to make a peace. It is spread before to be under the umbrella of profession­ bate tiids week. Another display shows how PURCHASED! tM world, in fact, that we don't know Word Bibout EUenderis move the Israelis stored winter rain to BITTER PRESSeS ^ UP al man'Ogement and assistance if the niake a corner of the Negev /ANEW GUITARS STARTING AT $15.95! how to bring events in Vietnam to any city were to be able to effect maximum instantly spread alarm and con­ fusion among bath Oongrega- Desert bloom. Prizes are of­ ★ ^AU. RECORD ALRUMS AT DISCOUNT kind of-a conclusion. insurance cost savings. fered not only tor the best sheep B r a n d ‘There may well be throughout the tlonal and Administration offi­ PRICES! 190 How cruel a fate it would be for us, cials. Lacking a strategy to and bulls, but tor demonstra­ who have gone to Vietnam as the good United States a few other cities with tions of the most economical use MATCHMATES 1 up three fire departments. But certainly counter Ellender, / they postpon­ i f ALL GUITARS REDUCED 20% - 30% - 40% rescuers, to wind up t^ n g considered a ed Senate debate on the .blil. of water, precious to Israel and OFF! such an approach creates a unique mi­ the Middle Bast. eurse by the very people we sought to nority. No huge' examination is neces­ Whether or not Ellender wins B r m tid detond, is, let us hope, sometoing we sary to make the point that over any and gets his amendment attach­ ORGANS - DRUM SETS - AMPUHERS |9 0 never have to experience. But it Uj the given period of time the best and most ed to the IMU, the debate might REDUCED! BUWSESASHIRTS I UP danger of our ever deeper involvement, uncover arms sales tl ^ are top efficient fire coverage could be accom­ secret and involve not outright RANGE •s the original critics 6f that involve­ plished with one department. 'UjS. cMee in Europe but under- ^ 4 M) i f SURPRISE SPECIALS YOOl m ent said it would have to be. The In our -view, the Charter Re-vision developed countries in Africa, “ E ] manber of South Vietnamese who musir Committee would be doing the city a Latin Amerioa, and Asia viMch FUEL OIL grreat service if i,t decided to place this tie tfainkiog they will have neither . are tmder Communist preasures. GASOLINE ^XTiT/l SPeC M l./ 1 = 'a iH o a< M ak e. nor freedom\imtU we have gone issue before the Citizenry. Because the In formal reports to Congress Eu MUSIC SHOP If m ust be incrpaising bloody month by whole matter is subject to -vote, the on sales iof UB. arms, these K ■. city wdkild have a chance to express its loans are designeted as "coun- 1013 Main S t, HaiielMster B A T H I N G SUITS ^^wnth, even though the bk>od being opinion. The Charter RevlBion Commit­ 'i s Increasingly the blood of Ameri- tryrX loaiiB.’’ Not even the di­ BANTLY OIL 649.2034 K m - +» . tee is therefore only deciding whether rector of the tiank knows alU rUMI’ANV, INf *IS. 430 ^ ^en though they must know it is the oonoept has merit enough to have the coimtrUs involved. .! U MMN SIKI.I r peace and freedom which are being ' a hearing. We think it does.—MIDDLE- The reason for this secrecy is I sum Ywn may ABoor MATm HUGCtrrSe.e STREET PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER ' them from tbe North eitlLer. TOWN PRESS I that the U.S. d(^ not always ■| i:i r.i9 r.n.'i so rvs osem immss av/ ks" U"( kMlI.' H-/', ’1271

P A W TWSLVE MANCI^ESTER IfiVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 PAGE THIRTEB^f .rl7T3^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 19, 1967 Hostile State Wards Aided Three Killed In Attacks hy By College Kids ‘Who Care’ North Koreans SBOUIi, South Korea (AP) — Television STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) — aipply his rehabilitation theories visit the college campus. After 1215V2 SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD • PLENTY OF PARKINOll At least two North Koreans and a South Korean sentinel were The young N^gro prisoner was at Pacific ketpt him here. one such visit, one commented, 5:00 ( 3) U on e (10) McHale's Navy killed early today in three North ( 848-3n Hike D ou gla s 7:06 (w ) Newsreel so hostile his clenched jaws con­ His ideas at first shocked'tra­ “Yesterday was more than just PePerry Hasoa------(40) You Asked for It stantly quivered. No staffer at "Where Qualify Always Exceeds Price!" Korean attacks mitoss the arm i­ Merv Oribfln 7:30 (24) Travel Tims (R) dition-minded officials. a trip for me. Roaming the (18) Highway Patrol (1020-30) Ttie VlrgMaa (C) Preston School of Industry Oould Girls visit state schools for grounds alone really gave me a stice line, the South Korean (20) Chriatoiwrs (22) FUm penetrate Tommy’s shell. But delinquent boys? An Invitation sense of responsibility and trust, STORE HOURS: TUES. WED. 9-6; THURS. - FRI. 9-9 army reported. Four South Ko­ (30) Riverboat (18) Upbeat reans were wounded, the army <40) Derails the Menace ( 3-12) Lost In Space Julie did. - to rape,' or a girl could be but the funny thing' is it just SATURDAY 9 to 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) 6:30 (20) Ladies Day ( 8-40) Batman (C) Julie is a senior at the Univer­ grabbed as an escape hostage— comes natural. said. Two of the attacks were (40) Peter Jennings, Nefws 8:00 (24) News in PerscepUve made cm a South Korean infan­ 6:00 (24) Wbat's New ( 322) BaseboU (O sity of the Pacific: pretty, intel­ these were -among the leading “I guess being treated like a (40) The Mxnraes (C) try dlvislcm on the west-central ( 8) Newswlre (C) 8:30 ( 8-1^ Beveriy mabUtes ligent, vivacious, white, mem­ doubts Byron had to overcome decent human being made me ( 8-840-12) News, Sports, (C) front about 40 miles north of Weather (C) (IS) Subscription TV ber of a leading sorority, and among both college and state feel the best.” FRESH KILLED ? 9:00 (24) Spectnim Seoul and just east of the U.S. (IS) Merv Griffin very sensitive to feelings of oth­ o fficia ls. There have been no untoward (20) I Led Three Lives ■' (102030) Aviation Revolution 2nd Infantry Division’s sector. (22) Summer Highlights er people. Officials at Preston and the incidents of any kind during (30) MlcHale’s Navy ( i-12) Green Acres (O The third attack was made on ( 8-40) Wednesday Nipit Tommy’s brother had been such visits. And no escapes. (40) News, Bronoo new O.H. Close School for Boys, another South Korean unit on Movie killed in an Alabama race riot. % Northern California youth ” We wouldn’t want to harm the 6:30 ( 3-12) Walter Cronklte (C) 9:30 ( 3-1^ Gomer Pyle (O the central front about 60 miles ( 8) Peter Jennings, News (24) Jiazs Casual (R) At 18 Tommy was a ward of center facility 12^ miles south- program,” the wards explain. (10-22-30) Huntlej^rinkley 10:00 (102030) I Spy (C) northeast of Seoul. (C) (.343) (C) Callfoniia, and "the most 'burn, jcast of Pacific, have become The Close school presently CHICKEN LEG$ (24) British Calendar (R) (24) The wnolctngc Spiral f Whitey, burn’ inmate In the enthusiastic supporters of the' houses 400 boys aged 14 to 18, 70 A spokesman said In each at­ (20) New Horizons 10:30 MS) Subscription "TV state school for delinquent tack the Communists crossed 6:45 (24) Impressions of London ^__ (22) FUm program started at PreStdn as per cent of them 16 or under. (20) News 11:00 (C) ( 03-10222040) News, boys,” as Prof. William F. By­ an experim ent in 1964. Preston’ s 400 boys are older, 17 the demilitarized zone, threw 7:00 (32-30-40) News, Weather Sports, Weather grenades and fired automatic ( 3) Forest Rangers (13) Newkbeat ron described him. "The program introduces the to 21. weapons. He said quick counter­ (12) Truth or Consequences Tommy was paroled recently, boys to a new" experience—pri­ y ’What happens when a boy and BREASTS (S) Ensign O'Toole attacks by sentinels drove off ^(S) What's New? (R)’ - 11:20 ( 3) M o i^ (C) and he wrote to Julie. He ad­ marily, a world that cares,” ffflls in love with you?” Julie ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) Hokkanens Wed 25 Years dressed the letter "To Miss says Supt. Clarence A. Terhune was asked. “It must happen the intruders and the South Ko­ (30) HunUey-Brlnkley (10-2022-30) Tonight Sbow to) (C) Wonderful.” of the O.H. Close School. "I often uhder the circumstances.” reans found two North Korean (12) Joe Pyne Snow Mr. and Mrs. Waino Hok- late Rev. Stanley Chlapowski "Thanks to you I am sure I’ll wish we had four more pro­ “Ask Aileen about that,” Julie bodies in a search. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR OOBEFIETE USTINf^S kanen of 66 White St. were feted el St. Joseph's Church, Gardner. make it on the streets because grams like it.” suggested. Eight border clashes have They have a son, James Hok- been reported since Sunday, Sunday, July 2, at the home of I understand people better, and The volunteers—some 70 in “ We just talk them out of it,” kanen of Manchester, who is a I now understand that other the school year just ended and said Aileen Tsukimura, a pretty including an attack early Sun­ Mrs. Hokkancn’s brother and student at Ward Technical In­ people are human too. Just the most of them coeds—aren’t graduate who has decided to go day which killed three Ameri­ Radio silster-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ stitute, Hartford. short time I’ve known you has merely curious or casual do- into correctional work. “ We talk cans and wounded a South Ko­ (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS rean. At least nine North Ko­ mund Kodys. Gardner, Mass. Mrs. Hokkanon is employed made me a better guy." gooders. ’Thorough screeninf about it and they get over it.” minute length. Some stations carry other short nesrscasta.) reans have been killed. Albout 70 friends and relatives at Burton's Department Store. Julie, with other girls and a Byron committee bara-those Julie, it turned out, didn’t talk attended the event. The couple Main St. Her husband is em­ types. The students,-'don’t get someone out of it. She and a The Korean armistice line has WDRO—1S60 7:00 riie World Tcmlght boys from the university, visited been uneasy since last Septem­ 5:00 Dick Robinson 7:15 Frank GlfTord received a money tree and ployed at Pratt and Whitney. the California Youth Authority paid. Only abojjt^one-third of former ward, now a dynamic 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:36 Capitol CSoakroom many gifts of silver. They were Division of United Aircraft them get any-'tfollege credit fqi;' student ieader in the campus ber due to, what the U.N. Com­ 9:00 Ken Griffin 8:00 News school at lone, 40 miles north- mand rates as “sharply in­ 1:06 News, Sign Off 8:10 Speak Up Hartford married June 13, 1942 by the Oorp., East Hartford. cast of Stockton, once a week the Work,.-alHiough Byron inslstis program, recently announced WBOH—8U 11:30 Barry Farber Sbow creased” North Korean hostile 6:00 Hartford HIghItghU 12:00 Comment the past school year. They ate thaf>he crux of the program is their engagement. actions. 7:00 News 12:16 News. Slim Off dinner with the wards, then demic content and supervi­ 8:00 Gaslight W Tio-iew A record number of North Quiet Hours 6:00 Afternoon Edition spent an hour and a half sion. PROPS TOO SLOW AT 93 12:00 Korean agents have been killed WPOP—1419 6:15 Americana them, talking, taking part in ’The students simply want to FREDERICK, Okla. (AP) — 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 7:20 Chet HunUey Moscow Seen Cool or captured in frequent g^un bat­ 7:00 Lee "Babl’’ Simms Show 7:30 News of the World various group projecps;^ven in Mattie Rhine, 93, wouldn’t think COMBO help youngsters who have been tles far below the armistice line 12:00 Gary Girard Show 7:45 Joe Garagiola occasional dance sessions. committed by courts as juvenile of getting on one of those pro­ WINK—US9 7:50 Sing Along peller airplanes that hop from during the period. o:00 7:65 Red Sox vs. Orioles Byron, retired cnairman of delinquents, kids with demon­ 6:15 Speak Up Hartford 10:20 Nigtvtbeat To Arab War Plea place to place. South Korean President News 11:00 News the divUkm of social work at strated inability to handle free­ Quarters 6:00 “ Regpilar planes are getting Chung Hee Park warned over 6:15 Barry Farber Show 11:16 Weather By THE ASSOCIATED Pl^ESS of the Jordan River Tuesday. Noi^^Vestern University who dom and responsibility. Most of 6:45 Lowell Thomas 14:20 Sports Final too slow'for me, so now I go by the weekend that North Korea President Houari Boumedi- They were the first war refu­ ^pafne to Pacific in 1962 as visit­ the wards, Byron says, consider jet,” says Mrs. Rhine, a great- was croaUng tension as tt did gees to return to their home ing professor of sociology, ini­ themselves outcasts and unwel­ erme of Algeria and Abdel Rah­ great-grandmother. before the outbreak of the Ko­ eas. tiated the unique program and come in society. Lean, All Beef man Aref of Iraq, the latest She recently left Oklahoma rean W ar in 1900. Israel has announcedAHat aft­ directs It. A nationally recog­ "Some have ‘born to lose’ tat­ City for her sixth jet flight to Arab pilgrims to Moscow, ap­ er Aug. 10, 200,000^j>efugees can nized authority on juvenile de­ tooed on their skin,” he says. California. She says she spends POLICE PRESS SEARCH parently have failed to win So­ return if their applications are linquency. Byron is a man of "We must keep it from being They^ll Perform Tomorrw in New York City don’t miss our viet "backing for new military approved. energetic idealism liberally sea­ burned into their minds.” most of her time visiting her NEW HAVEN (AP) — Police Tar offspring. action soon against Israel. The . -Israeli army reported soned with pepper and salt. George Saleebey, deputy She will continue her studies in New York until August. She will continued to search early today Members of the Priscilla Gibson School of the Dance Arts Work­ fo r J.R . "B ob b y” W alker, 26, A communique issued in Mos­ thpt^One mortar shell was fired Byron had helped obtain a director of the California De­ FAIRWAX shop are shown in a scene from “Les Patineurs” which they •will then return for a month to Camp Med-O-Lark, Washington, of New Haven, charged wito vi­ oMs ’n ends cow after Houmedienne an^ from the E g^tian side of the parole for Nathan Leopold, sur­ partment of Youth Authority, F/RST HAMBURG Iierform tomorrow for a Dance Congress in New York City. Miss Maine, where she is a dance instructor. olation of probation and motor Aref flew back to Cairo Tue^dAy Suez Canal Tuesday at an Is­ vivor of the Leopold - Loeb says the progp'am "has resulted CAMERAS Gibson, a member of the congress faculty, will teach the ballet. vehicle theft, after he bolted said they exchanged raeli armored car patrolling the "thrill killer” team. 'The profes­ in several of our wards enroll­ FILM— BULBS from a police van at the state with Communist ^^pflrty chief east bank of the canal near El ing in colleges or universities sor decided to broaden his ho­ jail Tuesday. Leonid I. BrezlpieA and Premier Qantara but nO one was hurt. It rizon by serving at schools in who otherwise may not have I DISCOUNT PRICES Grade 6, 7 and 8 reading levels tion says the state faces a shor­ Police said Walker wais being Alexei N. ICbsygpn on how to was the first firing reported in been stimulated to return to various parts o f the United ARTHUR DRUG Genovesi Fund end wilt (be (picked up. Those tage of some 4,(X)0 public school taken to the jail after appearing bring > b w t an Israeli with­ the canal area since a cease-fire school.” Vivien Leigh’s Death States after leaving North­ wishing to donate books may teachers in September. It attri­ in Circuit Court, where his case draw^ from Arab land seized in last Saturday night ended two western. But the opportunity to The wards get a chance to 1 0 Lbs. Gets Donations call George Brooks of 72 butes the shortage to low pay Alie June war. The absence of days of artillery exchanges and had been continued until next WethereU St. and sanctions imposed by the any claim of agreement strong­ aerial dogfights. Recalls GWTW Ailment Tuesday. A donaition of about 100 National Education Association, ly suggested tha Arabs and So­ HOLIiYWOOD (AP) — The •The actress returned to Holly­ M oney fo r (the fu n d w ill be Walker’s arm was in a sling books was (recently recedved for used to purchase and install which urged teachers not to at the time of his escape, police viets disagreed on how to do it. Freshly Sliced, Polish death of Vivien Leigh came as wood for “Elephant Walk” in The most militant Arab voices the 'Wncent A. Genovesi Me- stained g l^ doors leading to take jobs in Florida. said. Summer School MGMC was preparing for the 1963 but she suffered a nervous were represented by Boumedi- breakdown and was replaced by tnonial Obvary (from IMr. end the room knaonibed 'with the words ‘The Vincent A. Geno­ enne, who has not accepted the sixth release of her greatest Elizabeth Taylor. Miss Leigh’s M rs. M . A . CBengs o f 62 F it- At MCC to End vesi MemoriA Ijibrary,” and to U.N. cease-fire and who has fe h e r e triumph, “ Gone with the Wind.’’ marriage to Olivier was falling kin St, it was tod a y an­ been urging Palestinian Arabs equip the now bopkless room The film company had asked apart, and she was troubled nounced by John Oretty of the to wage guerrilla warfare In Red: Lowe with book shelves. the English actress to attend the with bad health. Still, she sum­ fund committee. Oratty also against Israel. Aref is consid­ j. ^ your figure moned the strength for more Donatiions may be sent to Manchester Community Col­ announced th a t $>1,726.3(5 has ered a moderate. 13 festive opening of the Civil War SL Bridget Church or the VEAL appearance^ on the stage and in (been received to date toward lege's sumnter school, current­ epic in Atlanta, Ga., this fail, as Boumedienne and Aref flew to films, her last one here being N orth Bind B ranch o f C on­ ly under way, is expected to end she had done at the premiere in the fund, Whidi has a goal of necticut (Bank and 'lYust Co., Moscow after talks in Cairo “ Ship of Fools.” In it she grave a $3,000. with Egyptian President Gamal $4,000 to $5,0(X) in the red, col­ 1939 and the war centennial re­ remarkably poignant portrait of Joseph Vdz, treasurer. 691 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER! lease in 1961. Now it appears It is hoped to have the me­ Abdel Nasser, Syrian President lege President Frederick W. a warm-hearted woman recon­ morial Uhraity at S t Bridgret Noureddin Atassi and Sudanese READY? that Olivia de HavlUand will TEACHER SHORTAGE £lairuL fiojuosUiA, ciled to a life of loneliness. Lowe reported to the advisory have the sad duty of represent­ S ch ool ready when the school President Ismail El Azhari. Some say it was taken from opens in September, Cratty TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — council at a meeting Monday. LOAF ing the film troupe that made PLENTY OF FREE PARKINS The Russians sent a letter h er life. said. Books ere needed on The Florida Education Associa- Lowe said it is hoped the ex­ what has been called America’s Tuesday to the U.N. Security pected loss could be made up can give you your Correct Dress Size favorite movie. Council president charging Is­ later through extension fees, rael with creating a situation in but that, in the future, summer Boneless Smoked Most of the other major the Suez Canal area "that could tuitions might have to be in­ Armour’s Star figures connected with “Gone develop into a wider military creased to make the classes with the Wind” are dead: lAss conflict.” self-sustaining. Leigh, Clark Gable, Leslie How­ THIS SUMMER ard, producer David O. Se- The letter, which followed an The maximum tuition this Iznlck, director Victor Fleming, Israeli claim that it has the summer was set at $50 per stu­ scenarist Sidney Howard, right to patrol the canal by dent, he said. boat, was considered an indica­ Thomas kfitohell, Hattie Mc­ Sears tion that the Soviets were aban­ Fred Ramey, summer school Daniel, Ward Bond, Laura Hope director, reported a total start­ DAISY doning their attempt to get a Crews, Harry Davenport . iresolution ddmanding Israeli ing enrollment of 255 students in 32 courses. He said 20 stu­ Before Miss Leigh died at S3 last Sat­ withdrawal through the emer­ urday in her Lond^ing K-9 married to others at 0»e time. addltioiid, portraits. However, addltionid the Israeli-occupied west bank dogs cleared the area. Complete 3 Month When she returned to Holly­ portraits ia many sizes and stylea ara CALL NOW OR, COME IN Plan wood, she was told the film had available at our reasonably low priee* to. SIRLS' AND BOYS' been completed. fit yew famOy needs. FOR A FREE TRIAL TREATMENT $)>.5U a iiMinth / Miss Leigh married Olivier / / / 1 HATS — HATS — HATS and returned to England tor the TODAY IS JULY 19 war years. She refused to allow $ CUSTOM-MADE All Fabrics Scotchgard her career to be dominated by 1.00 Ten Years Written Guarantee on All Workmanship TO CALL , Bcariett O’Hara. Whe she re- BRING ALL THE CHILDREN C A L L NOW turned to H ofiywbod In 1961, It" ■ , T ■ SLIPCOVERS $91; LABO R YOU CAN COME DOWN FROM DRESS SIZE H artford WM in an entirely different role, Budget 'Ferms as the bedevHed Blance Dubois aGvonpa taken at 99# per diUd • Oiolee o f one portndt from all peeec Sofa and 2 Chairs 14— to a ...... -size IQ by Aug. 19 522-0121 In "A Streetcar Named Desire,’’ 16— to a ...... - - -size 12 by Aug. 24 • No appointment neceaaary East Hartford vriilcfa won her second Academy Photogicphn A'vailfable Doily 10 AJH. to 8 PJW. B D B E SHOP AT HOML SERVICE «18— to a ...... size 14 by Aug. 24 A w ard. , BOYS' SHORTS H INFANTS' - TODDLERS’ OVERALLS— OVERALL SETS We Serve All Central Connecticut 20— to a ...... (Size 14 by Sept. 8 289-^53 FINE FOR YOUR WEEKEND BARBECUE! At that time she was\lmpa- ■ Saturday 10 AJ/L to 4:30 PJklr and SHORT SB I^ r tient with questions about A 22 to a ...... size 16 by Sept. 8 wfc ~nlar Parhnde 40% OFF ■ SUNSUITS— TOPPER SETS 30% - 50% OFF Goltect QyiB'AiM.pted ’’Gone with the Wind," but * e IMS New Britain Avenue C A LL 242-2378 Weat Hartlprh-SSS-lOM did speculate on what might W ent M M OeleT5£r*0W-1681 Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.-;—Sat. 9 A.M. to 4 P.lVr. SPECIALS ARE FOR THURS., FRI. and SAT. have hi^ipened to Scariett after 243 Farmington Ave, Hartford • 700 Bumsidb Ave., East Hartford ■■______WE RESERVE THE BIGHT T«| MMIT QUANTyHliS Rhett Butler left her: ’’I think Sears Open Blan. thin Bah Open Mon. tfun Sat. FRAN A B B O n she probably became a much •iM AJLtotPJI. tiBO A Jf. to 0 PJC. .fM liifi.t In SUpcM'.r. .nd DraperiM for IS Yeai. Laanoob better wonaa. But X don’t tUak she ever got

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Negro Youth Groups Used H o i B o y l e 1 ' A To Cool Off Trouble !^ots Some Stuff COUPON SAVINGS e . . COUPON UAVINCS MBW TORK (AP) -Fifty In I^ansing Mich., where there W ign youtha w rarlnr white were two minor outbreaks of . . . toward the purchase of . . . toward the purchase of rock-throwing and brawling O ne C o u ld helmeti strode Into Tampa’s Super-Right” Meats! THIS A N Y 1-LB. CAN THIS A N Y 5-LB. BAG ilotinc N efro section last month with police early this sumiher. we care In the name ot law and order White Hats are looked on by Do Without COUPON and helped end ftiree nights of some in the Negro community COUPON SUGAR terror. as "police stooges,’^ according NEW YO RK (A P ) —Thlnga COFFEE WORTH Coupon Good at Tampa is having second to^^e directmr of the city Rii- we could dp wdhout—and prob­ WORTH Coupon Good at thoughts about the "White man Relations Ooimcil. ably never even idlaa: ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET Bats" now but the idea o( send­ The second thoughts in Tam­ of B E E i COUPON LIMIT—ONE PER FAMILY A ll business letters with COUPON UMIT—ONE PER FAMILY ing boys and girls, some of pa came after the city hired flve 5 /tUiOSS WHr A‘P RIB ROASTS OTHR BITTTR VALUE! transparent windows in them Coupon expiree Sat. July 22, 1067 Coupon expires Sat. July 22,1967 them nn., area industry. Teens on Patrol, rious they look like the Betting and Plainfield, N.J. which tours city neighborhood (No Slice! Removed^ W Jr for an orgy In an early Cedi B. In Dayton, the corps of White centers, schools and other ------^ DeMiUe film . Hats was so successful last recreational areas, is expand­ look For tho-Snank Half Museum statuee that wear fig ing. B e e f D oes lb. leaves. They simply cause to­ month its 160 members are With The Slice On Topi being ‘ organized into a perma­ Where the White Hats already day’s modem diildren to ask, TOP ROUND or nent corps of "peace ambassa­ have been initiated under fire, PRICED HIGHER! "What’s the matter with that ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE dors." officials are happy^ "Super-Right” Quality BEEF—^NONE one, daddy? Is he trying to hide MON. • SAT. EVERY -WEEK! a scar?" TOP SIRLOIN ROAST In Plainfield, three young “ I f one of these giiys. tells a CAIIFORNIA CUT STORES OPEN MON. THRU SAT." 9 men, one a Black Muslim, were crowd to move on, U' might Nonwinning lottei^ Uckds. 9 A.M. TO 9 PJtL used Monday night as couriers work," said Donald McKenzie, CHUCK-BOHE-IH And inside slxickanarket Ups. in a successful effort after three antipoverty director in Des A & P SeU? POT ROASTS Hostesses who blow cigarette Lean A Fresh For ■ar-B-Q^Chr^a _ “ VOl’R CItOICE OF 4 DEUCIOI S nOSEI.KSS STEAKS" nights of disturbances to negoti­ Moines, Iowa, where his youth "Snear-Richr Qaallty— NDNE PRICED HIBHER! smoke rings in a man’s face, CENTER HOME PRIDE GROUND CHUCK » 69’ ate with warring Negro youths, patrols helped stop fighting and That's a fair tjnestioii. But not an easy one to answei l)ecanse we have Shrimp Sale! I then blanch when he pulls out a n iey were the only avenue the brick throwing a couple of w Beef Liver SLICES cigar to launch a counterattack. ITALIAN SAUSAGE "SHOP-RITE’S FRESH Cl'T YOl'SG. TES'OER CHICKES P.IRTS’* d ty had to the rioters. weeks ago. "If a policeman says onr own xjuali^- standards, different from any other meal merehants. Fashion models built like the CUT FROM FRESH PORK BUTTS ONLY BONELESS PorSouthamFryorBar-B-Q ^ FROZEN— With Part ef Baekt m Hartford, Negro clergymen it, it might cause tension.” COOKED PEELED A DEVEINED 'V broomstick, scarecrows farmers h in d A | | e BONELESS PORK ROAST CHICKEN LEGS > 49’ and other leaders skirted offi­ In Lansing, four programs Tliese standards don't fit exactly the familiar terms you know for grades Ready « O O use to protect their crops. STEAKS ^ For Seutham Fry or Bor-B-Q _ QUARTERS X T|(,, Forlor.l-Q.Rapular cial channels and on their own involving Negro youth are being fo Eaf I oM tW Turkey Leg Crackers that come in plastic sent young men into last week’s tried. "Last week one of the of meal. As an example, did you know that some heef, graded U.S. Shrim p lb. TOSSWIOIN TOSteURe CHICKEN BREASTS . 59* BONELESS BRISKET Frent Guta bags so tough they can be GROUND CutSh^Fo,Jiw-B-Q___ riots to help keep things under groups helped break up a brawl Choice, just doesn't meet onr “’Super-Right’' specifications? It’s true! FROZEN— MEDIUM SIZE opened only with a saber or by Tleg. Style control. Pcdlce Capt. Benjamin outside a skating rink that could 5 lb. b o x Coroed Beef - m " 79. a person with teeth like, a were­ RIB STEAK Goldstein said he is considering havri caused trouble," said Dick You see . . . we don't hny hy grade. We use our own high standards Shrim p 5 .3 9 1.09 , wolf. RIB ROAST *1**, training a more formal corps. Letu, a Negro and director of to hring yon the best values. “ Super^RIcM" Quality— NONE PRICED HIOHERI Beer cans, disposable glass Hrtt^CulSIrart BEEF PATTIES (Whore AvoU.) T9‘ The Negro community has not the Lansing Human Relations botUeSr and all other containers Council. • Shrlnip,S?eZ';3 vr. 1.00 RIB ROAST A 89’ SEAFOOD DEPT. BUYS! completely accepted the youth Ground Chuck 69,^ that are discarded after being corps idea. In Atlanta, the Dixie In Waterloo,. Iowa, a group is That doesn't mean we don’t approve of such grading— not at all. It just lued only once. The greatest FROZEN FOOD DEPT. Pink or White being set up too late to help in Shrimp Dinner 51" “ Super-Right" Quality— Large Size 26-80 rails Youth Corps, a band or­ means we’ re very fussv ahout the heef we label "‘Super-Right.’ It stands threat to civilization isn’t the ganized during last month’s ra­ the outbreak there a week ago. Fresh Fowl c«* up 4 3 « whai. 39 « atom bomb; It is the danger FRESH CULTIVATED L A ilC E ot per lb. cial disturbances by local Negro A "Security Patrol” of 100 vol­ to reason we have to he or A&P wouldn’t he America’s number one CHICKEN THIGHS. DRUMSTICKS or that It w ill suffocate in the junk FtMIM 0«IM leaders, was called traitors by unteers was sought Tuesday in 0 pi. $ meat merchant. Chicken Breasts 69,,‘ (ooked Haoi 99,f it produces and can no longer 19 BLUEBERRIES 39c the Student Nonviolent Coordi­ Nashville to ward off a repeat of throw away because there will SlNk/VtilPim|i. 2-A. nating Committee. ! l the April 7-8 riots there. be no place left to throw it. . flfcS Watermelon, Red, 1 * ^ Office secretaries \rtio file Cucumbers Are “ Super-Right” Meats a good reason for shopping A&P? More Great Grocery Values! Whole or Cut lb. 5c . their fingemails—rasp, rasp, Extra 9 1 Q#o SWORDFISH STEAKS .79* rasp, rasp—diutiig pauses in Fancy ^ for 1 :* CRPA Will Review They’ re one of many! Florentine, White er Pink^ FRANCO-AMERIQAN dictation. '^ O M A POT PIES 7S:^ *1» Coin machines that dispense PeundCoko , - Firm lukewarm black coffee in paper Seedless # 1 HAUBUT STEAKS .79^ Chock rau O'NUTS 2 h.. 9 9 ’ Limes bag O for 1 # t Cabbage lb. 6c Facial Tissaes SpaghettiOs cups. Shon-IBte/Tip Top/Spar Keel Lemenedeifc Federal Projects COPyRIGHT e 1965. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIHC TEA CO., INC. Exercise books that promise a plump middle-aged wife she can HADDOCK All applioettons for federal CRPA wHl require the foUow- Just Heat ISVz oz. 1 JL c FRUI? DRINKS 10 - 79’ lb. 29c soon have allm, youthful hips. BiiiDSEYE _ FREESTONE PEACHES aid projects within the Capi­ tng infotmation on each x>ro- Fresh Fruits & Vegetables 1 $ ^ 7 99 and Eat can I There are no such exercises. If FILLETS posal: The name and address of ” ‘ tol' Regi<»i’s 29-member towns, there iirere, all washwomen AWAKE ... 4 c. 39c the applicant and the person to would be shaped like Brigitte will have to be accompanied by be contacted; the federal-aid Bardot. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! an “ advisory report" issued by program involved; brief descrip­ the Capitol Region Planning tion o f the nature and purpose W a te rm e lo n C ucum bers Sultana Grape Jelly 2 Sr 39* Hospital nurses who wake a TORINO WITH M i l l e i PO K WITH FRESH and its site location and size. patient from a sound sleep at 6 MEAT CUTTERS WHt m MOTET BASIL OR PROQREMG IMroRTEO Agency (ORPA) as of July 1, HONE PRICED 0 % 4 K P # ANN PAGE ELBOW MACARONI and MOTT’S a.m. so he’ll have a longer day acooctUng to an annoimoement Also, any atruoture or facili­ CALAMARI ties, including the location, size, Sweet Juicy whole g O c HIQHER! 3 fo r 2 5 * in which to get his badly needed : KRAFT ’ ITALIAN yesterday by CRPA Planmng GROCERY MGRS. c^mCuiUn, SQUID 3 Ibe. 89c capacity and purpose, means of pkg. rest. Director Robert Brown. ^ Red Ripe Helon # M Long Qrttn D m M R D m Spaghetti 3 X. 59‘ Applesauce 5 'f.r 1.00 Salm on S lan k t a. *1** pedestrian and vehicle access Executives who take tele­ STORE MGRS. MAYONNAISE The Advisory report require­ and paiiking areas. KELLOQQ'S MARSHMALLOW phone calls at their restaurant TOMATOES WHY PAY MORE? ment is the result of a decision VALENCIA NONE PRICED ^lOHER! 13 oz. The agency w ill also ask for 6AUIF0RMIA tables so that everyone in the r by the U.S. Department of pkg. room w ill think they are terribly SHOP-RITB a description of the topography O v M M M A C S u n iis t G r««n lb. RiceKrispies 44 Fluff Housing ' and Urt>an Develop­ and natural’ features, if petti- W lllllH w a 10'" 49' New Cabbage ANN PAGE— Oraany ar Krunohy important. The call is usually OFFERS MANY '-,■.59’' 3 ’' - - ‘ 8 9 FUlSCmAANN'S ment certifying CRPA as the DETERGENT from a secretary reminding ^ ment, and the location, size and ______quart "reviewr agejacy” fo r the 29 them to be sure and pick up a population of the area to be plaitic 82‘ Peanut B u tte r 69* OPPORTUNITIES i MyFovorHaMoetAhrar/Chkk _ , _ l^ y Pay More? 4%-oz. io r A < ^ towns. served by the proposal. Jane Parker Buys Frozen Foods! 1 * 5 - Joy Liquid few golf balls on the way back “Tile people of the Cajiltol The description of any inter- Black Walnut or Chocolate Nugget NABISCO from lunch. Join New England’s iDooFood 14!J:!'I Accent 79 | ^ Guys who knock miniskirts Region, through their regional goveonmental arrangements and ’ 45° Vanilla Wafers fastest-growing Borden'* ______planning representatives, have a summary of financial ar- Sunshine Cookies pkg. 3 1.( but themselves wear tight trou­ YUKON CLUB—Asiortad Navort sers that end three inches above ______CREAM CHEESE .-2 S ‘ been given the opportunity for rangeanebto should also be in­ For Tattler Maatt and FIth Super M arket Team IfsdSi;...r..-. 4 teM - * 1” i White Bread Orange Juicelice I 12 oz. their ankles. g n a n . iS Sho|^.Rlra Pmtuerized P r o c ^ SIked YeBew/WH^ a greater voice in guiding the cluded. Tartar Sauce Canned Soda 49° Any dish made from mutton ( O X I A 01 dervelopmeDt o f ttie Capitol A&P Grade A A oqpy of ibe federal appll- MARVEL Sliced ^6 oz. that is printed as lamb on the * Surf'" 49’Cadillac 6'«.“ |I amamirican niiican >Ch h h 3 S^*1** Region,’’ Brown stated, as a re­ oation is not required hut may \f S hop-RI:' i: I''! A7 Enriched “ The Real Thing 6 cane " menu. AffOrted Dratorta an Oi King^ScOlf iJldtaRlc % lh.a-«H*Oiunkyfc Tiny Coni' iny NlOTM*/Va«Ma/e^ sult of the federal decMon. be submitted if it provides a 89‘J Check-List For Outdoor Chefs! I >< p o People who think up odd rea­ I f I Sn ’ I t J e l l o 2 35‘ A|0K Poforgont ^..99 ;:i: Cot. ChGGSo ^ 48* V«auH* S Brown died two. purposes of oonvenient way of providing the sons for throwing parties, such siM^iiMirWi^/ciwif /riMOTr** •••• SAVE I8e I-lb. the area review: To determine albove informatton. A iP Brand lOi .1 11 :i! 11 <'l (I. Coin: ir< . 4 9 ° 2 as holding a wake for a pet C h o o s o ■ n . 2 8 * Yogurts whether a particular project is ^ Dutch Apple Pie t-lb. 8 oz. S!m Strawberries pkgs. 85‘ MARCAL HARDWOOD CHARCOAL Various Brandi goldfish when it expires. EAe. NM. Mwo-llOTMragU consistent with the comprehen­ FRANKFURTER • In pkg. Television programs on which l-C 29e 1 2 3 9 « Lemonade Regular or Pink 1 0 O ERI-ANN ' , , SHOP-RITR Sour Croam 37* S w i s s S lic o s a. 6 9 * sive planning for the region Rolls or SANDWICH pkg. the main goal of the smart al­ Armed Storemen in MARVEL Family Napkins and to avoid ccnfUct between Horn* Styl* A&P Briquets eck interviewer seems to be to BREAD kiAves 91.00 pkg. 49*> Ice Cream Assorted Varietias ,169' DELL DEPT. SAVI^GS! various federally-added proj- Credited with GLAZED 9 show off his own knowledge or NAPKINS ORiNKS acts. Guaranteed-Good Dairy Buys! to needle the person being inter­ ^''»nrar^MShep-RH* StrawiMf^ aP RASE LABCE !->>■ M Q * CRPA will limit its review to Barring Holdups 6 0 ^^1 0 ' I 0 : i 6 5 ‘ viewed into losing his temper. RHUBARB PIE b. inch r-o* RRSORtEO/ 3 ^ W ® cl. CANNED projects with intertown or reg- KRAFT EXTRA SHARP ___ ;______f ^ ------Storekeepers who turn an ugly lha..Kt,-S.if««l/Cinn,eaUm PHITE . W bOKSS OrtH HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. penny by selling hlg^ school i ^ n u t s ’i '* W w S g Ts ; ” ? .i“ 4 3 tonal significance. He express­ .0 0 .0 9 . .../u . f t , . ‘ SWIFT jm ed the hope that after a trial (AP)—Police Chief William E. Cracker Barrel Cheese kids buttons with filthy mes­ PrtMiNSi 41 Stephens credited gun-toting Cream Cheese Assortud pt. ^ C f sages. HAM period certain classes of proj­ QUARTERS 7Qe P e ln lo C h ips 0 ¥ H ia iw ( g Progreeso Bread ects which do not have regiem- merchants Tuesday for the fact Flavors bot. 4# 0# People who try to impress you A?’*'*'** MS 1 SunnyffieM Butter I-lb. pkg. Za^Rex Fruit Syrups Crumbs 16 oz size 89c Corn Flakes 2 -oz. that no store in this city of 88,- PHILADELPHIA ^ 3 o z . ^ A c by throwing wild rice at a wed­ al aignificanoe may receive Corn O 's U* 15* London Taei *»■» 19* - . . Y»U. ?-»z., w CWm I l iiAirft H..I. ____ 000 has been robbed in almost TOPPING 6>/2 0z.j|9e A N N PAGE— I-lb. 12 oz. bot. 55c ding, because wild rice is so •n automatic "no comment,’’ Pasteurized m Pkss* M M A&P INSTANT Pun*h/Crape/Oran«eDrlnl( - . ^ a . #> mm « i siilliMIITE FRANKS .59’ without neoeaslty for three montiis. A&P/Real CreamFl,D....rH l-lb.2oz.AEe much more expensive. ChdMlate Drink 2 "^'. ' ’)|,':’^39* BarbMnaSaaM bot. ^ fjFRANK & BURGER ROLM^ Polynesian I *«'• ;tal. "The crooks must be scared," From these and other annoy­ i3 Ssr“ S;°i°° The decision oh a particular said Stei^ens. "And they should VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON ances of a parlous time, deliver 1 2 -^ pkg. be. The merchants aren’t just B&M Baked Brans ' Hsllmann’s Nayonnaise tS7 us. Amen. 59 grant w ill remain in the hands WithPurchaio of $5D0 With coupon and purdioia of $5 or mera Si.k.ly Drink 4 , Maxwell HOuse I | ib. c cf the federal agency involved. ^ or moro and ihit coupon ^ ^ < RITE 60 Days AUowod experts with their pistads." 15‘ 0 FP Mb. 4 oz. pkg. ONLY 1 I : Many merchants in Highland M dr^rears 315 *1* CStPA is permitted 60 days Towordi tha purdiosa of Glovnhig Glass Bits SKIN In which to act but will at­ Plailc, B city Burrounded by De­ 1-tb. can Any Brand Sc o f f f f l c HYGRADE LESS troit, beg^ arming themselves’ Follow Soil’s Moves HEALTH & REALTY AIDS tempt to complete the ireview LABEL Get in on the Fine Gifts! three months ago as a defense UNNED COfnE TIDE MORRIS, Minn. —Glass par­ within 30 days, Brown stated, against frequent holdups: /TSIPSTS a T MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE providing aU the neoessary in- ticles that glow in the dark are Stejdiens’ department trained Valid thru July 22nd SAVE Valid thru July 22nd helping a scientist learn more formatton is bubmitted at the PLAID STAMPS! some in use firearms in hopes about how soil- Is washed off ttann o f review. 1 coupon par family I I 1 3 ' I coupon par family PHSODENT SALE APPETIZER DEPT. SPECIALS! of curtailing the holdiqi rate, fields. Agricultural engineer R. 6 -) /4-PS,: COFFEE The Capitol (Region Council which ranged between ^8 and 10 I I ii I: . size ' eiMN&8«*«*. A. Young’s findings at the OfU/tndM ^ UmnNHimw cf Elected OfQoials (ORCEO) robberies a week. « I I Prices affecHve through Saturday, July 22nd in this Community and Vicinity. North Central Conservation Re­ IttOTHPASTE wW be given the opportunity wNw CWMiMPofo* *j s 6 9 dll Detroit, where some mer­ search Center here may give BolMPetli o n CCMI • m CHICKEN to comment-on the applica- chants also took up training In conservationists a better um ii/S FRMCONIR QlTiprceTTeN sWab*”J,^4 9 ’ ------gun use, there has been a reduc­ Blue Bonnet Margarine 'Aib.pri«h-2eoffU b.i ^ 2 p'i'65‘ | Chock Full/O Nuts Coffee ah M.tbod Grind '-jjjgyc derstandlng of Jp^o^lon 8nd ilW W tiM u t Dilginei review wUl be tion in store holdups, too. lead to more efficient ways of Orange/FndtPu^AeCal ^ ^ — ROLL mode by (he ORPA staff, but %■ WhYPeyM?Y*T /' controlUng it. BAY« ASPRIN 59* 2 ... 39’ WnUh Drinks 3 is 85 wOl be Btfbjeat to the llnei ap­ SWEDISH CREMES He is using fluorescent * Why P ^ Mere? Stekley proval o f the approprlaite ORPA Pillsbury Moist ‘ FTtIuig O im ax Beechnut * Gerber Fleischmann's Wishbone "beads" In an attempt to learn 5 V. Potato, R VlChPVf Cole KjmOYWfSlaw, vmmrvM ^ avwa r ^ M-n .-%n oommittee. Keebler Cookies'p\;i'49‘ what pattern of movement soU ’5^ 4 9 * Sak lb. 33c Virgiiiia Ham Vj lb. 79c DAYTONA BEACH, Bla. S a n d a i d s NMlloQuik2,t69’ M sup n o je o ts included in (he new Cake Mixes particles take when disturbs (AP) — Igor Stravinsky may Baby Foods Baby Foods Margarine YEUOW-17.1 oz. Italian Dressing niiBg ftall toto several catego- DOUBLE DUTCH->7.5 oz. by rain. He was surprised to not have acorsd real Ugbtoiiig 5TRAINED JUNIOR STRAINED JUNIOR . BORDEN'S—Imtant Whippad Importeduitarora K ra —ft ———OasiiM — Past. Froc. t t a ; <^;>en apace, hospitals, air^ Applesauce spice- ib.s o i . 8oz.0Qc find some of the particles „*T.,*_nOTfc I uliTlneps ST 29’ Tiny Shrimp ‘r 47’ (planning miii construe- (or (he climax to hie "FlroUzd ib.44« Your oaeh QYc Boikd Ham '/j lb. 69c Swiss Cheese lb. 89c Prinh bot. V 7 “ throe feet upslope from the ( WH * ^ —w— — ------„ Suite," but be got It Tuesday 6’£r59‘ 6 "Ur 87' 6*li.“ 59' 6’l'r 87' Qhoica pkg.O* _ Potatoes Vitoik^ ’^99* % WhyPeyMM? 1), Ubraifee (regional mezh- spot where I had appUed them during a rehearsal of , the Lon­ h o u s e h o l d v a r ie t ie s JST29’ W ax Paper 2“r5i.'‘49* | eal and IHmry oonstruetton), , •. ) J • he said, and "some moved as •• mi don Symphony Oqrchestra. ^ / rautar aujiftly , and distiibution much as six feet across the ^*We were r i^ t at the peak of ' ---- ^----- ?? /• (U M c and nanal facUttles) and Blue Bonus Alpo Brand test plot, which had a slope oi the number," aald Andre Pre­ Cheer Detergent Nu-Soft Cascade Dishwashing PliiR-iSbinM LIQOlU GIANT Mghwlays (lian ien g cmd denWI- Caio Brand' 5.5 p ^ cent." IN STORE HOT BAKERY DEPT. ROAI^T~'lltMm^.' ognaqit).' vin, “when along came a onudi' A fiiie,.'iweoHment of De- jitsllan Bread 29c For tho Family Wash Laundry Detergent Dog Food lAiao, oawfige and iwaatn troat- and a flash.” ‘ Fabric Softener Detergent Cat or Dog Food Ucious FastriM and Breads. iHome Style Bread 29c IVORY I takU ’ ' O With Faca Cloth Imtda Paeliaga I- ' 10c OFF i t Boliil and rural The lightning struck the top of 100% Maat, Chunk loaf, Horumaat o i F t w ix b s t r in g s baked freeh on ttae prem- lOrtader Bolta 4 for 86c 14-lh. waote tiwtm ent the building near skylighta that Iqt. loz.QQc^ l-lb.4oz.Jirc l-pt.6-oz.ijyc I l5oi.Q 0c plaitic 0 7 HANFORD, Calif, JAP) — 16Ui threwBh Sotydey !«$&«. loee ooatiiidiUly eo^ doy. |Cliee8e Denleh 4 for 69c nuralniinMiin twinlit IHumlnate the stage. A comer of p k g . 0 7 . coni. ft- There was a string attached to U N t t TUT. Net ------n Inr. UsawBoWral srrera We and tnhon Peabody Auditorium was $800 in 810 snd 130 bills ^ v - 52nre the iliN to BihH rarantWw. I PROSFEOr AVE. A BLVD. 811 W. MAIN ST., pivi(j^wfe- ; knocked off, scattering concrete erpd to the welfare office. But it WEST HABTFORO MERIDEN 280 WINDSOR AVE., yaater devekocaneiaf over adjoining, streets and was only a jptece o f twin around ♦ oonaervaition {irograihB yards. A W ILSON "\A a rtirintniM card box and the 1269 ALBANY AVE., eftiaton, Previn ia guest conductor pf S e X ^ ’t even g ive, hU 460 SLATER ROAD^ 587 MIBDU TURNPIKE, ERST, MANCHESTER NEW BRITAIN H A R IW raD , 9 AM. - 9 PM. ■zwt Wrtnd control pro- die orchestra wfaldiEta is m»ear- name. ’ A im *««*p *f^ are aevaral h V ok die Flradds Unless the g ift 1« ejqplalned, ft prognam for widcli Mule Festival at Daytona w dfare ofticisls said, the THERE'S A SHOP-RITE NEAR YOUl ba avaMaUe. BeadL ey wUl stoy to a tnist fund tor 10 years.

I -A- ■5.', ^ PAGE SIXTBBK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNfeSDAY^ 1967 WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 Page& 17 to 32 Seetion T vjo WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 Jean fretSyw g, and brother of Mm. Rbcoo Farr, Mrs. Mary Windotca Smdahed PresideM at t) and L ' ^ i g ^ L o g t Obituary diaves and Joseph Garibaldi, Sidewalk S«les all of Manchester. More than 90 . windows Twiggy, a lunall buff .col- were sma^ed by vandals Survivors also include 2 oth­ Volunter in Peace Corps orsd kiWsni.wfUt wMte face er daughters, another son, an­ recently at Waddell and Harold Dwyer, Manchester Green Schools, and paws, viraa lost lasft night other Bister, 18 grandchlidren IXmaiM Davidson o f W est der British rule untU 1«63. The n ^ tha AdrP Superrmarket To Start Tomorrow police report Educator, Diesf and a great-grandchild. Hantford ia fortunate to be in children will (be enrolied In an an E. OsUter St The kitten It brings to 150 the num­ Tomorrow is the day w preparation for games both fined $15 fo r operating a m otor sMewiailks are Jammed with ppi^ed from $190 tb $4 M* ^ Senior High School two years ------teams have scheduled with ago. Mrs. Carrie Anderson Set on 34 Streets vehkae without a (license. He goods, e(very(thlng in the W at- j , you need it and have been their Marlborough counter­ More than seven miles of paving on 34 town streets P“tting off buying K. check the He was a communicant of St. Funeral services for Mrs. parts. Maurice Church and a mem- Carrie Anderson of Glaston- is scheduled this summer under a resurfacing program aUter a rea.rrert warrant was walk WIH (be half price. supplement Chances are It’s The Hustlers play the Marl- issued When he faUeid to appear Alt - —(Regalfs, the owmers sug- there, and it w y be oh the ber of the Hartford Figure Skat- bury, formerly of Mai^ester. borough youngsters tonight at announced by Public Works Director William D. in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Club. v^re held yester^y aftern^n elementary school O’Neill geot you (bring a wiagon “to cart sidewalk fo r a w rolH price. It Monday imarming. away the baigains,** 'with faelh- may cost to look; b qt (t might Survivors include his wife, at Esmamied Lutheran^ Chui'cn. and on Thursday they match The cost of the project, to be Mrs. Mary Brannick Dwyer; The Rev. Eric J. Gothbepg offi- gj^„g Hebron Pa‘d for out of the town’s state ROCKVILLE SESSION kmable (dotMing lo r men inckid- be worth your 'wdille In the long, Hospital Notes ing Bennuida(B, sport (sihirts, money-saving run, two sons, Gregory DWyer and ciated. Roy Wierzbickl was or- tgen-age team at the Hebron aid funds, vrill be approximate Judge Roman Lexton chided Brendan Dwyer, both at home; ganist. Burial 'w b s in Elast Cem Elementary school at 6:30 p.m. ly $80,000, O’Neill reported to visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Charles A. Mason, 20, of West two brothers, Edmund Dwyer etery. The Ajutover women’s team is General Manager Robert B. in all areas excepting mater­ Main St. yesterday for failing to of Vernon and Raymond Dwy- Bearers were Alan Anderson, still suffering mildly from a de­ Weiss. nity where they are 2:30 to 4 curb his temper and appearing Folder Failed Jesuit School er of East Hartford, and two Earl Andenson, William Ander- feat by the Marlborough team The tentative list of streets on P-m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private before the judge on two differ­ sisters, Mrs. John Fitzgerald of son and Richard Heinz. which work is planned is as rooms where they are 10 a.m. The Herald apologizes to last Thursday when it lost to ent .breach of peace charges two its readers and to its carriers Manchester and Miss Rita Dwy­ the ladies there by a 19 to 18 follows: to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested days in a row. Favors Yale er of Palisades Park. N.J. 400 Main St., was in diarge of Ann from W. Center to Sum- not to smoke in patients’ rooms, for the lateness of yester­ score. A return engagement Monday Mason appeared in day's paper. The funeral will be held Fri­ arrangements. here some time next week mer, Avery from the town line No more than two visitors at the Manchester session of Clr- As Nevs^ Site day at 8:15 a.m. from the promises to be a hand and ex­ to Demlng, Bidwell from Keen­ one time per patient. cult Court 12 to face charges of The delay was caused by Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ey to Wetherell, Butternut from a malfunction of the paper citing game. Monday’s prac­ breach of peace and larceny. (Continued from Page One) Main St., Manchester, with a Public Records tice game, called because of Porter to end, Byron from Patients Today: 266 That afternoon he became in­ folder on (the press. Some Mass of requiem at St. Mau­ Building Permits darkness and (the top-heavy Goodwrln to Ardmore, Chestnut ADMITTED YESTERDAY: volved in a domestic dispute, newsboys received their four years of studies for Jesuit rice Church,at 9. Burial will be S & J Builders Inc., dwelling scone of the teen-age team, in- from Church ^to Linden, Cool- Stephanie Bossie, 137 W. Main police said in court, and a sec­ papers as mu(ch as an hour priests. It has been located for In Bolton Center Cemetery. at 9 Richmond Rd., $17,000. dlcated that the women may idge from Thompson to Hard­ St., Rockville; John DeGarmo, ond breach of peace charge late. 98 years at Woodstock, a suburb Friends may call the funeral Nutmeg Homes Ihc., new not have yet reached the pen- ing, Earl from Byron to E. Mid­ 115 Walnut 'St.; Mrs. Bessie made. five miles outside Baltimore. home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and dwelling at 230 SoCtt Dr., $20,- formance plateau needed to win. dle *rpke. Duff, 186 E. Center St.; Eric Mason's case was continued to The college has a faculty of 7 to 9 p.m. 000. ALPOA Dance Also, Edison from W. Mid- Fawcett, 96 Summit St.; Mrs. Monday in Manchester. Bombers Rip about 20 aind an average entoll* Green Mianor (EOtetes Inc., Th(e Andover Lake Property die Tpke. to Salem, Englewood Doris Fogg, Amston; Mrs. El- Lloyd H. Sinclair of 4 Pearl ment of 200 seminarians. Mrs. Hilda A. Bunn new diwellil^ (at 2® Hamilton Owners Association has an- from W. Middle Tpke. to Wedge- len Horse, 31 Princeton St.; st., Manchester, was given an- A study of xelocaiUng it and TOLLAiND-JWrs. Hilda A. Dr., $15,000. nounced that another teen-age wood, Flint from Adams to Mrs. Jane Long, 361 W. Center other chance (by Judge Lexton Red Stadium affiliating with another college Bunn, 69, o f Buritnjgton, moth­ Preston, Fulton from Edison to St.; Mrs. Beatrice Maher, 68 as his non-support ease ■was con- was started two years ago. . er of Robert Bunin of Tdland, (diaries F. atralght, tool shed dance will be held in the Red at 109 Cdeman Rd., $304. Bam at Andover Lake on Fri- Hendee, Garden from New to Dudley St.; James Murphy, 118 tlnued to Aug. 22. In the mean- Father Ambrogi said It was diied yesterrday at 'Bristol Hos­ Bow, Goodwin from Byron to Farmstead Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. time, Sinclair must make $35 Missile Site motivated by suggestions for pital. Atlantic Fence Co. Inc. for day from 8 to 11 p.m. A live Philip LaFond, fence at 32 baiKd, The Earg’s, will provide Franklin, Hackmatack from S. Charlotte Oatway, 15 Diane Dr. a week (payments (to wipe out (Continued from Page One) location in an urban environ-. Survivo(rs also tadude an­ Wellington Rd.. $135. the auction may be broug-ht to Main to Keeney,, „ Harding from Also, Carol Payer, Hazard- the amount he is in arrears and men fired 10 104mm rockets at a ment, to end the isolation of the- other son, two daughters, a Atlantic Fence Oo. Inc. for mi^c. The affair is open to Coolidge to Hyde, Hendee from vllle. Nelson Qulnby, 88 Tan- then pay $17 weekly. U.S. Marine amphibious tractor oio;lcal study and because- d'no sister, two half-brothers, and Sabatino DiGregorio, fence at nt^^nx'bera of ALPOA and their W. Middle Tpke. to Jarvis, Lan­ ner St.; Mrs. Lillian Ryan, 21 Other dispositions were: John- battalion 10 miles below the Eood theology can b* done today eight grandohildren. caster from Porter to Welling­ Hathaway Lane; Edith Schools, Funeral services were held EUzabeth Dr., $207. . ■ ' ny Hanson, 19, of Hazardvllle, demilitarized zone and wounded unless it.is done in dialogue with ton. Ellihgton; Mrs. Theresa Steb- reckless driving, $35 and fall- eight Marines. There was no other Christian traditions.^* this aftearoxm at Scott Fu- -AtlanUc Fence Co. Me. for The association sp^roring blns, 21 Kenwood Dr.; Mrs. neral Home, 20 Center St.. Robert Monaco, fence at 19 “ Also» Lyndale from Glenwood ure to obey officer, $16; John word whether the rockets hit Father Ambrogi said tlie fac- to Autumn, Marshall from Ruth Sturgeon, Mansfield; W. Kulo, 17, of Buff Cap Rd., any of the amphibious tractors, ulty expression of prefemng Bristol. Burial ■was in Center A-von-dale Rd.. $315. v P- • wnikor rnnHtirin -M-nnrB fmm Fearvante Vlchl, 360 Main St.; Tolland, and Frederick Peck- which carry 105mm howitzers. affiliation with Yale oVer-.Hnion (Cemetery, Burlington. Atlantic Fence Oo. Inc. for association members and their Walker to Goodwin, Moore from _____ Dr. Oarl (Mikolowaky, fence at g;uests. Donation of items for ’'V. Center to Summer, Moun- Mrs. Mary Wadhams, RFD 2, ham, 19, of West Rd., charged Units of the U.S. Army’s Task Seminary "was only onV of Bolton; Mrs. Cynthia Whitcomb, Frank J. Dittrich 71 Tuck Rd.. $575. the Red Bam from 10 a.m. to tain from Garth to Ferg;uson, with failure to grant half the Force Oregon, made up of ele- many by interested Jssiilt Frank J. Dittrich, 54, former Ralph Gutreioh, front porch 2 p.m. on Saturday. Nye fronr ____ Earl to _ Parker, Rocky Hill; Leslie Williams, 42 highway in companion cases, ments of the 101st Airborne Di- groups in the United. States” Phelps from Woodbrldge to Arnott Rd.; Andrze Zaldo, 8 Re- noUed; Walter Mirkeckl, 19, of vision, the 26th Infantry Dlvi- relayed to the Vefy H^y.'Pedro Union selectman and form erly ^^4 Green Rd., $300. OOP Sets Barbecue gent St Sadds hnil Rd., Ellington, Im- slon and the 196th Light Infan- Amipe, head of the society. of Manchester and Bolton, died Theodore Moran, garage at At a recent meeWng of the Green, Preston from Flint to Andover Republican To'wn Com­ Thompson, Primer from Keen­ (BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A proper passing, $20; William L. try Brigade, reported killing 42 "It does not indicate a final late Monday night at his home Oakland St., $2,000. son to 'Mir. and Mra. IDo(nalid Morse, 18, of 67 Village _ St., no Communist troops in several__ decision^ and^ we iriH In Union. He was the husband James McOooe. demoli(sh ga. mittee it was voted to again ey to Hackmatack. rage and shed a t 113 BiaaeH St., hold t!he lamb barbecue which Ateo, Scarb orough from Mozzer, 94 Finley St.; a daugh- muffler, $6; WiUiam F. Pren- small contacts 'fuesday lh (the nove,” lirsairf. of Mrs. Ruby Wing Dittrich. has been a prominent feature Westminster to Autumn, T^an- Bmest tlss, 19, of Rockville, operating northern part of the country. ------Mr. Dittrich was bom Sept. $50. Enfield Fence Co. Inc. for E. «f local GOR activity for many ner from Princeton to Wejles- Wes^^.. H e(^; a an unreglsterad motor vehicle In the .strikes A ga^. the ^ s ^^Lithe^'^Dlttrich ***" of Bujauclus, fence at 408 Ver- years. It will again take place ley, View from Nye to E. Mdd- “ 'J'S'hte®' (to \Mir. and (Mins, and misuse ' of registration soccer stadium, Navy fliers re- dle Tpke., Wedgewood from W. Thdntas Hamp(scn, 169 Maple plates, nolled; Robert Soucier, turned after the first raid for a ToBacco TTanli, Winiiam and the late Frank non St, $599. at toe home of Mn aito M^ Middle 'Ipke. to Englewood, ^ « property off Hale Rd.. $616. The d ^ is Aug^l9 and tickets Wellesley from Henry to Green, "e®«s8ary noise with a motor finish off the SAM site. Manchester and Bolton before William J. Shoa Jr., tool shed ?jay be secured from George Westminster from Porter to vehicle, $15; Richard Sutyla, 18, Cromwell, Wetherell from Bid- (Mederise Perry, 61 South St., failure to obey stop Buckland fiilaze mo'ving to Union six years ago. nt 149 Charter Oak St., $110. Nelson or any committee mem- weU to Horace, Winter from O’Connor, 20. - A member of Union Cong;rega- R°y M. Petieng'Ul, tool shed Pair in Jail Albout $3,000 (W(orth o f ne(t£lfig Mrs. Ruth Munson has been Chestnut northerly for 300 feeit Spriiyfleld, Mass., speeding. \tlonal Church, he served as the poroh-at 40 Mnwood Dr., and young tobacco pleivta vrtxe ~ „ J $100 voted membership on toe com- Rolana Theniaullit, Windsor- $36, and failure to obey stop viiKe Rd., tRopkvdilile; Mrs. Helen sign, $5. Gets Hearing damaged by fire (Miohday night White, 21 'HlaisPtIbirook Court, Also, Joseph Pairt>rathers, 3il, at toe L. B. Haas Tobaiico IPian- . mraUr o? a f u'emotrauc f”" •* Pljnnoutt “ S '. MANCHESTER, N.H. (A P )— tation ta Buckland, O0(mpany moving to Manch^er. T h ief Robs RockviDle; Mrs. BhylMs Fox, White Rd., EKItagton, operating Town Committee. He was em- Lane, $1,000. Ootaaribia; (Mrs. FSea(nor Holm- an unxegdatered m otor velhicle, The plea for a new trial of two manager George Magmison re­ played for 27 years at Pratt Frank Broda, tool shed at 90 berg, Eajst Hartford; Mrs. $5; Norman Meyers, Toliatrd, condemned . , mqrderers ■ (seji- ported. Deerfield Dr., $750. Manchester Evening Herald AutJtoritiea said the fire, and Whitney, Di'vision of Unit­ Andover - ^ correspondent, Law­ Globe Stand Kathleen DaOandia, Aihltagton Jallure to drive in toe establish- to hang Nov. 1 vrill go ed Aircreift Corp., East Hart­ Marriage Licens(es Rd., Coventry; Samuel Hender- ed lane, nqlled; Albert Motta, *’®*°*‘® the New Hampshire Su- which burned abqut lan acre and ford. Michael John Lauretano, 413 rence M o^ tol* 742-6796. A thief with a sweet tooth 'Son, 5(B Soiuto S(t; (Mrs. Do(r- 35^ gg West Mata St., non- P*"®***® Court. a half of n«ttit«g and tobacco Survivors, besides his wife and an ear for “sounds” broke ot(hy Doyle, 01sc(n Dr., Rock- support, nolled; James Glynn, ®®®® transferred to planrts under it, was deliberately and mother, include four step- Westminster Rd.. into toe Globe Hollow Snack 'ville. 53 ^ Bast Mbta St., intoxl- Supreme Court on appeal s&t. children, Mrs. Ellen Crossen of . , Arms Deal Row Bar Monday night and escap- Al'Jo, Jolin Sull!i(va3i, 54 Miile(s cation, $5; Peter W. Allen, 18, defense attorneys after Su- The tobacco field is tacated North Grosvenordale, Mrs. Nelson Pinckney and ed W(ith $30 ta assorted items. B r.; Elwta GUdden, 65 OUfton of Maple S t, 'EUingiton, failure P®*^®*^ Court Judge Martin on' (the aouth side o f iN. 3$ata Fem Bolduc of Chaplain. Paul Pins Down Bill Missing are a radio and case, St; Mira. Paitricla S(m(lto, Wl(nd- to Obey stop sign and unneces- ^® 8^dta denied Tuesday their St and east of AdaomiSt. It Is EUison of Putnam and Edwin ’ 16 bags of potato chips, 16 box- sorvMle (RxL. RcokvdCle; Steven gary nodse WJto a m otor vehtcle, ®PP®®1 a new trial. not vuslWe from the (highway, Ellison of Australia; a sister, Methodist Church. To Extend Bank ee o f pgpeorn, one box of ice Miunson, (Riga La/ne, (Boliton; 315 each; Edwin F. BackofOni ■Judge Loughlin, however, The flam ing neitttag 'waa ex­ Iflss EUie Dittrich of Windham, Frederick Joseph LaChapelle, (Continued from Page One) cream bars, 8 strawberry sun- R»ndy Caisitro. 1483 Blliiinglwn 43^ 3 Oierry St., failure to S*‘unted a stay of execution for tlnguishe(d (by iHantotion em- several grandchildren and two 45 Phoenix St., Vernon, and daes, 20 candy bars and 10 Bd„ South Wtatlsor; (Mira. Don- obey gtop 345. (jeorge H. *^^^8 ** court action is not ployes who cut end Frederick Mar- ______Rocky Hill, and Carol Ann Gwo- legislation and work on that. liam H. Yost Funeral Home, 7:45 by breaking the store’ s Ro'CtoviCle; (Mrs. Brenda W alker rough Rd., Manchester (passing ^Ineau, 42, of Pawtucket, R .I., OT -liTain ssf o„,-(r,o.= 30 French Rd., July 29, St. But the companion blU in the only door. einda(nid dauiglhter.daughter, 9 Oak S tt, , RRock- ock- standing school ibus $2’5. '^®*‘® convicted oit kiUlng Mau- Coventry Cl,u«h. sen... (. I» „uch u,. The Rev. Betty Bogert, pastqr Two thefts, in which chil- virje;^(Mira. PatriciaP a t^ ia KeasmsKeaems and Also, Oe(Qil (M. Evans 27, of *^®® Gagnon, of Lincoln, R .I.,,In ’ Quitclaim Deed sitlon as the House version. It of Union Congregational dren’s clothes and a bicycle Peart St. Oorrine Dr.. Tolland, ftiuiovring ™8 body was found ta James Ganas to Julia A. has been approved by the Bank- Lake Accidents Church, 'Will officiate. Burial were stolen, were also report- DdSOKAIROtlD TODAY ^o- too closely, noiUed; Stylianoe l'le8hua. will be’ ta U!«io(n Oeriter Ceme- P‘-°Pffty « 7 Tracy Dr. tag Committee but leaders have vey Rield, East (Hartford, Thom- Gianopoulos, 24, of Storrs, tol- Nelson Is the son of Mr. and tery. Attachment delayed putting it on the Senate Mrs. Gloria Goulet of 146 S. as Ertakson, iDuan Rd., Coven- lovring too (closely, $15; Jerome ^*‘8. Russel Nelson of 65 Pros- Injure 2 Youths^ Diane Regius against Rob- calendar because Sen. Allen J. Friends may call at the. fu- Main St. told police a thief try; (Mrs. IDonna Jacobs, 32 HHl- Grossman, 22, o f Bolton, faiilure Vernon Ooventry police report two neral home tonight from 7 to 9. at 100 EUender D-La., announced he stole the clothing from her oreat Rd.; (Mrs. Shirley Itointer, to carry operator’s license and Their defense attorneys in boating ecci^nts on O oi^ry Mather St. and abuting parcel, would offer an amendment bar- clothes line. 109 Buclklan(d St.; IMra. Ctamilla regliatratlon, nolled; Paul A. Gil- ^*'®**' motion for a new trial Lake over the pfiKiit tiWD days Mrs. Albert Le Clair $10,000. ring financing of arms sales. Taken were five children’s Zagor*io, Barit Windsor; Dex- leitte, 19, of Terry Rd., ToEand, contended that the state’s capital One at the Injured was admtttod Warranto Deeds There is ho urgency about OeVENTRY — Mrs. Lor- snow suits, five pairs of socks, ter Stark, 51 Vemwood Dr., faiilure to drive right, nolled. punishment law is unconstitu- to Windham Ckunmunity B ob- Frank J. Hoher Jr. and Phyl- extending the bank’s charter, ratae Le Clair, 42, o f Norwich, two slips, two Jackets, and as- Vernon; Mrs. Judith Sa'voie, ^ - o------(------tlonal because potential jurors pital after his leg /wks bMSy __ _ _ , T • J T . **8 B. Hoher to Pierre R. Caron which does not expire before sorted children’s underwear. W est (WiUlng(ton; Nancy Scott, are rejected if they do not be- mangled (fay the (boot bropeHer m<^er ^ Claudette Caron, property June 30, 1968. But bank officials and Miss Gloria Le Clair, both 553 center St. No value was placed on toe 14 HackBaatack St.; (Mrs. Donna lleve ta capital punishment. POHce said Jay (MksOoUiMn have said they will be pinched items, police said. Hodge, East Hartford; JOmes W arns Reds Jurors thus are “death orient- 14, (was; outside a swilb* of Coveivtiry, died yesterday George Findell to Eric B. lor loan and guarantee author- momtag at toe W. W. Backus Gustafson and Kathleen She said the theft took place Coi^hlta, 40 CSiyde Rd.; M(rs. ed (Md not impartial,” they said, mtag (Monday afiemodn. As lie B. ity about toe end of 1967. sometime between 9 p.m. Mon- Margaret GNeU, 42 Murray Judg(e Loughlin said he hoped tried to d ta lb into toe iMHiit tiran Hospital. Norwich. She was toe Gustafson, property at 462 B. . Testimony at a closed meet- day and 7 p.m. yesterday. Wiapptag. British Bow toe case would go before the the rear, toe operaitorstartod wife qf Alb«h; Le Clair; Middle Tpke. ing of the House Banldng Oom- I The bicycle, owned by Rob- ______^ t e Supreme Court ta the the nvotor and toe prabeUer cut Survivors also include five . Wesley R. Smith Construe- mlttee Monday reportedlyert , ta- Magnotta of 32 Marshall otoer daughters, four eons, two tion Oo. Inc. to Jeanette H. eluded an estimate that toe D e -______No Disaster ptember tern. Defense at- his leg, requiring 100 Rd., was stolen about 4:16 p.im torneys say they wUl take the Yesterd^ u3e 0 ^1101? ^ sisters and a granddaughter. DiUe and Patricia Ann Graves, fense Department is looking to yesterday while he was swim- Shepard Dies, (C»ntlnue Tfie funeral will be held Fri- pr^rty at 119 N. Elm St. the bank to finance about $300 mtag at Globe Hollow iswlm- State Author Rusk "praised the Olassboro ** ” ®c®aaary- ______cheater (MeoMrial Hoe|)ital after day at 8:15 a.m. from toe Ba- Pierre R. Caron and Clau- niUllon ta new aums orders diir- mlng pool, conference almost a month ago con Funeral Home. 71 Prospect drtte Caron to Retaljold M. Al- jng year that began Jidy 1, He told police the bike was he and araotoer ouiflboarti rUer WATERFOR D(AP) — Odell “ ® contribution to greater un- coOUded (White (being tewad by St.,1 Wi'lUmantic, 'wito a Mass hers and Rose Marie Albers, in addition to some past- orders •painted »— gold, with chrome fen- J , ■ derstandlng between President Blast Shatters ■"'o f requiem at St., Mary’s property at 21 Oval Lane. such • as aircraft...... for the -United...... ders and - a white ■ seat. ■ One - ped- Shepard, Pulitzer-prize winning j(^uiaon and Premier Alexei N. a boat. Police said toe yymh C2iurch, Willimantic, a t 9. Bur- Nutmeg Homes Inc. to John Kingdom and Australia, al was missing, he said. biographer and a fom er lieu- Kosygin. hit Ms head on toe 'boand as be ial vriU be in St. Joseph’s Cem- **• McKeon and Carol H. Mc- Windows at CB feiU. He (Was not a d m l!^ to toe tepant governor of Connecticut, 6. The ^ United States and etery, WiUtavantic. Keon, property on iR lchm ond------An exploakm at toe Cheney hospMial. died today at the age of 82. South Vietnam are making Mill complex'yesterday 'Friends may call at toe fu- neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Batrlck J. Humphrey and A resident of Jordan Cove, Wa- progress ta their fight against noon knocked out some wta- terford, Shepard died at Law- Communist c«mquest of South dows ta the pimt and the WflW and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and J®®** Humphrey to State of Probe Bolts Toward Moon rence and Memorial Hospital in Vietnam, and Rusk said the vras heard bver a blockvride 7 to 9 p m . Connecticut, property ’ery badly.” But he made man’s Furniture Warehouse off Hartford was ls«w S T ;^ S a 2 SFuneral services tor Mra. P™P®**y ® « ^ toe second ^heat ele^ve of- clear that he did not see any Pine St. said they heard the yesterday chargtaT (Maiyaim NelU, torm eriy of 97 ® ' Administratrix’s______Deed TTie only other attempt to put help shield moon-bound astro- flee in the staite from 1941-43 un- way out of the conflict ta the blarit, and (me described toe being a fugitive Oxtond Ot, (were held (hlB m om - ■ Carol M Alexander ^min ® craft of this type into lunar nauts. der then Gov. Robert A. Hurley, predictable future, saying "no sound as "like a sonic boom ” Police said th* imunJntL,.- tor estST^f'FrSTL. orbit faUed July I, IW. when ^ , In spite of toe apparSrt se- Usued b^Ma2achIS^,iS

Headquarters without _ ___ BeacerS' wore James Sadler, K en i^ A. MlUer nron^v at Wto a lofy earth orbit carrying Ness said. Considering this pos- arean studies to a state history the north. aome type bung. I t f said aev- later taken to Hartford )»Ni1ni JoKrqy NeOl, iMatedlm WIHson, 70 F(dey ta. $5 600 ' it almost 300,000 miles away slbillty, Ness said NASA^ des- J (failed "Connecticut, Past and "We. exexcavated the Castem oral windows were shattered JaU, poUce said. ' Ctegdon (OeiinMt Jr., Andreiw from------**-’■—■— >;hi(3 ptenet—(furttwr *■ " ------aVay^ Igned vro ApoUo spacecraft B o and n Present, t •• urWH-an written

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ry out the mandate. This i-ec- Puerto Rico considerable auton­ most Important task after the ment. However, the goverAment Schedule in Bryiille Tolland Plebiscite Sunday ommendattn also is not binding omy, Including control over its plebiscite will be "the strength­ is expected to ask Congress for • ST. PAUL, Minn.—A bank / on the Ul S. Congress. taxes. ening of citizenship and the ded­ greater control over such other here has printed a major The vagueness over , what the It is generally believed that ication of time and energy to services and functions. leagu e' baseball schedule in Fire Ruins plebiscite will accomplish is a the vote will be strongly in fa­ solving the problems we have Local officials doubt that Con­ braille to benefit the nearly 10,- Future Unsettled factor In the boycott of the vote vor o f the comirionwealth, and before us.” gress will approve greater pow­ 000 blind persons in the THvin ers for the island government announced by some advocates that the result would be no dif­ Munoz said the common­ Cities area, many of whom lis­ unless* continuation o f the com­ Minute House W in g of statehood and independence.. ferent without the boycott. But wealth government will take ten to games on the radio. monwealth is approved by 65 Rnasf They Include the Statehood Re­ should the advocates of state­ further steps to elirplnate pover­ First For Puerto Rico TWO MORE CASUALTIES \ publican party and most pro-in hood get as much as 40 per cent ty and provide more jobs and per cent of the registered vot­ On Mile Hill WASHINGTON (AP) — Two SAN JUAN, P.R. (A P )—Nob- cate what the Puerto Ricans dependence groups. They con­ of the vote, they could point to a improved housing. On specifics ers. Maid more Connecticut servicemen want for their Caribbean island tend that the plebiscite Is mean­ trend toward their cause. In the he is generally vague. He did CASSEROIES A n additfaHi ito the Dube home dy seems to know for use what which has been under U. S. Jur­ last Uiree elections for gover­ have been killed in action in OMAVY and SUCID BIW happens after the plebiscite ingless, especially since the U. say there will have to be more National on IfUe Rd. wae destroyed by Vietnam, the Defense Depart­ isdiction since 1898. S. government Is not committed nor, industrialist Luis Ferre, the schoolteachers to reduce classes Moslems ^Surrender* SLICID TURKIY with GRAVY ORANGE JUICE S u i^ y on the future of Puerto ment has announced. • fire earty yeaterday morning. A joint U. S.-Puerto Rican to bide by the result. statehood candidate, polled more from an average of 50 students CHICKIN STIW Rico, including those cam­ CAIRO—Moslems dislike be­ The department said Tuesday The extension 'wes used as a commission recommended the votes each time and in 1984 got to no more than 20. He also said paigning lor the three alterna­ The main thrust for continua­ ing called Mohammedans be­ they are Arm y 1st Lt. Robert Stores plebiscite in a report Inst year, about 33 per cent. the number of classroom hours workshop and stxrrage area. tives on the ballot. tion as a commonwealth, is led K. Dwyer, husband of Mrs. Mar­ saying it "would be helpful to Ferre feels that if statehood per students must be increased cause they feel this indicates Members of the Tohand Vol­ The islanders have their by former Governor Luis Munoz garet E. Dwyer of 07 Brownley all,concerned" with determining from three hours daily to six. - that they worship Mohammed. unteer Fire Departmoit and choice of independence, state­ Martin's Popular Democratic fails to make a good showing Drive, Stamford, Conn., , and Ma> Munoz assured island post­ Actually, they consider him only Vernon Fire Department re­ hood as the 51st of the United the Island's future. party, which has not lost an Sunday, it may never get anoth­ masters at a recent convention a prophet and an honorable rine Pfc. Calvin Belton, son of sponded to the caU at 4 o'clock States or continuation as a U. S. It said that whatever choice election since World War II. The er chance. that the commonwealth govern­ man. The correct term, Moslem, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Belton of yenterday morninc^, remaining commonwealth. The out­ wins, a joint U. S.-Puerto Rican party hopes to strengthen the Mur.oz, the chief architect of ment would not try to take over means in Arabic "one who sur­ 200 Hamilton St., New Haven, on the scene for about two come is not binding on the U. S. advisory group should be ap­ commo.twealth form of govern­ the commonwealth status in the malls from the U.S. govern­ renders” (to the will of God). Conn. Come in! Stock up! There’s a freezer hours until ensured the fire Congress, although It will indi­ pointed to consider steps to car­ ment. . which already gives 1952, said kj ai\. interview the would not break out again. The -f- chest full of buys on famous-brand fire was confined to the addi- and Yor Garden frozen foods. Our tlcm. The origin of the fire is super selection at exciting Super undetermined as is the eetimate Yor" Garden o f damage. Savings hel^ you prepare no-fuss, The Tolland Department used family-pleasing meals in minutes. six pieces of equipment fighting VEGETABLES One more wonderful way we prove the fire, including the new “You Come First”. pumper truck which carried W O l IN BUTTER SAUCe • water from the nearby Walker Reservoir. P IA S 10OZ SLICID CARROTS io oz The department will hold a 6 R IIN RIANS 9 oz fire drill tomomow night at the high school at 7 p.m. to practice CLING using the pumper. All firemen have been urged to attend. / i M l I J FOR ROASTING Resident Complains PEACHES Simeon Luhrsen of Old Staf­ ford Rd. registered a complaint Yours! Been catering to your special tastes! lipman Chickens Sunfresh conoemlng the oonatruction o f a in foods and services for generations. Like making sure everything we sell measures I conummications tower on prop­ erty next to his, at Monday up to our hikhest standards. And yours! From U.S.D.A. choice beef to super-freshi K night’s meeting of the Planning dairy and produce. And we'll guarantee th a t. . . unconditionally! h . $ 6 0 0 and Zoning Oommission. GENUINE The tower is being construct­ FULLY COOKED READY TO EAT 13-01 ed to provide an emergency CANS communication system for Tol­ Long Island Ducks land County and h&s been ap>- proved by the FCC, and will Avg. Wt. take the place of the ,jail radio i< 414 to 6-lb$. when it's moved. Luhrsen specifically com­ >SS\SSS\NSSSSNSSNSSSNS\SSV ^/smoked Hams TOP QUALITY plained about the location of a concrete pier within two feet of 4 BUTT his property line and asked STAMPS Chicken Quarters Hi-C APPLE building inspector Charles With thii coupon and Itw purchase of BREASTS Schutz why no building permit Two 1-H>. pkgt. Grand Union Frozen with had been issued for the tower. 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Two-Part Charm Tri City— yenton Circle Area sidewalk Sale Event Summer Fun’s A -P O p g tt’ Oome early to THE OA- It’s a great Unte to be out* ROUSEL this Friday for SIDE- doors! NUTMEG PHARMACY, Aniwr to Prtviow Pim|> WALK SALE event continuing Vernon Circle, reminds you to Along thru Saturday. These are BAR- equip yourself with . SUNTAN Collecting Minerals GAIN DAYS at Tri City Shop- LOTION, DARK GLASSIBS, With uirer ping Plaza, an opportunity to SUNBURN REMEDY, IN- 1 Home (Sp.) enjoy money-saving' values oq. SECT REPELLENT and 2 Dlamounted CLOSE - OUTS, CLEAR- FIRST AID SUPPLIES as you 3 Former U.S. oreiident ANCES,, DLSOONTINUED go about enjojdng sun-and- 4 Give a place to ITEMS taken right from stock water fun. Let NUTMEG 5 Arrayed (no special purchases). It’s a PHARMACY 'serve you. 649- 6 Feminine appeilation Main Strent Smocked Pillow Stores Arouniri Town ^ l e th a t Is eagerly awaited. 8394. 7 Detached You won’t want to miss ft at ------8 Prayer Come Early 'Tomorrow Sidewalk Sales Before Long Energy Run Down? THE CAROUSEL Make a large pocket in your 9 Soft, fruity The price tags on merchan­ The morning air will have , a Perhaps you need a change, WATKINS. 938 Main Street, ------cleaning apron to hold those mass dise from regular stock at slight niip -fn dt to foretell that You need pamperihg. Plan to 10 Competent i 28 Widemouthed 38 American is taking part in "SIDEWALK Combine cream of mushroom many small odds and ends that 11 Sinister glance iltcher writer YOUR GIFT GALLERY on SALES” and will have worth­ a new -season is underway, have dinner tonight in Bolton 17 Mountain pools 29 Marine mammal 40 Makes beer the main floor of Watkins will TME LITTLE SHOP, 305 East at PIANO’S RESTAURANT soup -with a can of drained have to be gathered up from while savings for you in fine peas and a can of drained on- every room while you are 10 Mariner’s 31 Pertaining to a 41 Greek letter show substantial slashing dur­ Center Street, is al-rrady un- AiNlD OOOKTAJDL LOUNGE on direction ■ chain 42 Roman road FURNISHINGS and ACCES­ don'3 for an unusual vegetable straightening up. Such things ing the "SIDEWALK SALES” paKkin" short-Sleeve wools In a Route 6 and 44. Choose the 23 Sleeping 34 Oral utterance 43 Feminine name SORIES FOR THE HOME. d-ii-h. Season with papnika and as buttons, bobby pins, mar- 24 Windstorm 35 Showy male 45 Olive genua beginning tomorrow through Buy for yourself and for gifts. choice gitoup of semi-fitted foods you like best from the 25 Arabic letter bird 46 Brook SHEATHS to glorious autumn chef-pirepared menu. .^Tender, sprinkle bread crumbs over the bles, crayons, or small toys 26 Chinese 37 Rendered mad 47 Love to exceu Saturday. YOUR GIFT GAL­ top. that the children have left on 27 Kansas city (coU.) 49 Pedal digit LERY will be out front with If you do not have time to shades. . juicy meats are cut into gen------eirous portions. Orisp, refresh------the floor. They are quickly 6 7 8 9 - i6 r r quality merchandise substan­ arrange your bouquets of flow­ I r " 3“ 4 S To mend a hole where a but- ing salads are sparkling with Here is a dessert that is apt- placed In this pocket to be put tially reduced especially 'for ers as soon as you have cut -ly called AmbroCia. It is made away later when you are in the 13 14 ton has been tom off, cut a tangy dressing. 'Soul-satisfying 12 this event. Come early for your them, place them In a bucket with orange sections, sliced ba- room where they belong. share of values. Look cdiead to of water until you do have time patch of hea-vy material a lit- desserts make a fitting finale 16 i T ^ n-an-as, orange juice and flaked ------i t the gift occasions coming up tie larger than the hole. Then to a perfect meed. W hat a to arrange them. Just a tO-min- coconut -with a Eprinkllng of Add seedless -white grapes 6 H 2 0 on your calendar and find ute wait on a nbt^day can ruin slip the patch between the gar­ world .of good it | will do you. t ment and the facing, and baste Try it. Bring your summer sugar. Make R ahead and keep and % cup of white -wine next choice items at savings. 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BEC SOriBALL of Reckoning for ion Kansas City son had singled In the eighth Murtaugh Sees Situation Five runs In the secDick Walsh of Batting (226 at bats)—McCar- lato-innlng victories, beat Phila- stints last year. ter during toe winning rally aft- play occurred In toe seventh, Tuesday’s Results soccer team. N.E. Amateur Leaders who went 18 rounds with' Cas­ is Frazier, toe 23-year-old for­ Jon Arnett of toe Chicago Bears London and Madrid showed seven runs in toe ninth inning toe USA announced toe merger ver, St.L., .362; Staub, Houst., delphia 2-1 ’Tuesday night in his * * • er being tagged for homers by KUlebrew had walked, took sec- Boston 6, Baltimore 2 iWUlde, piresenitly an infialder mer Olympic champion from WlMe the ibeat soccer. "They after two outs. sius Clay a year ago, when they announced today he is retiring .361. first start In nearly two years. MET8-ASTROS— Roger Maris and Orlando Cepe- ond on a balk and tried to score and ^pitcher with lihe Rockville i Among the leaders after the first round of the New talks Monday at a meeting of Philadelphia. Kansas City 5, Minnesota 2 have a fastistdc albUity,’’ he said. meet tonight - in a 12-round from professional football be­ Pitching (9 decisions)-Nolan, “ I have no iUusion. I stlU like York’s Hal Reniff came picked up his eighth victory on Tony OUva’s single, but KU- Legion, made stops in Ijondon, England Women’s Amateur Golf Championship at It was Schardt again in East toe league’s 12 general manag­ “ If George wins, he’ll claim Detroit 5, Washington 2 “ Even little kids can juggle a match at Madison Square cause of business interests in Cin., 8-2, .8(X); McCormick, S.F., toe bullpen, Regan said after qjjj bullpen In the sixth decisions, lebrew missed toe plate as he California 6, Chicago 3 Ajmsterdam, Zurich, IMalan, Ledgemont Country Club in Seekonk, Mass., is Man­ Hartford, beating Paul Senatore ers. the world championship in New bail with their feet. ’The moat Garden. Los Angeles. 12-3, .800; Jarvis, AU., 9-8, .760. working seven strong innings in and blanked Houston on and catcher Phil Roof collided New York at Cleveland, rain Mladrld and itiwO small towns chester’s Helen Reynolds. Shooting a 40-41-61, Miss important lesson, soccer wise, his National League debut as a ^its the rest of toe way, and Roof tagged him out. Roof Today’s 'Games in AAistita. It was toe second Reynolds is in a five way tie for fourth sjpot. Ashe Feels Fit, was seeing how inxportant akiUs starter. But this start did me protecting toe Mets’ two-run then threw out Oliva trying for Chicago (Horlen 11-2) at Call- tour 'Sponsored Iby People-to- Defending chempion JoAime good. It helped me straighten gjgg extending his score- are." second, completing a strange fornia (Hamilton 3-1), night People and toe Hirst to score GundeiBon Gaimeir held a one- Gets Early Win ’The -tour also visited three ■in- y ;. FREE TRAINING COUR^ myself out. jggg string to 18 Innings. He has doubleplay. Minnesota (Chance 11-7) at against European opponents. dtrohe lead today aOter the first temationally famous teams— It also, prevented toe Dodgers not yielded a nm In nine ap- It had to be obstruction by Kan.sas City (Dobson 6-6), night They come ittadk home with five round' o f the 544iole event OPPORTUNITIES ^ from folding up after they pcarances since toe Mets ac- In Net Tourney Real Madrid, Rapide of Austria the catcher,” said an inflamed Washington (Ortega 7-6) at wins and a tie In eight contests. The Rhode Island Amateur dropped toe twi-nlght double- qulred him from toe Yankees MILWAtnCEE, Wis. (AP) — ’Twins’ Manager Cal Ermer. Detroit (Lolich 5-11), night and Inter-MaUn. Wli'ide was the second Rock­ ‘ISoccer to the Europeans is champion and three-time U.S. header opener 6-0 to Rick Wise, three weeks ago. Arthur Ashe was feeling power- “ He was 12-15 feet up toe line at New* York (Peterson 2-8) at SAM WHAXE * * ville player to tour !E>irope, Or­ like ibaselball eind basketbaM are amateur champion played who scattered four hits for his Bud Harrelson stole home in ful, Billie Jean King was feeling least and he doesn’t have the Cleveland (Siebert 6-9), night steady golf Tuesday to post a lando Orfittelli was a meimber too us,” Wilde said. “They take first major league shutout. the fifth inning, snapping a 2-2 eager and Lenny Schloss was ball yet.” Boston (Bell 6-9) at Baltimore said our purpose was to win 37-87—74. Regan’s clutch performance tie, after Ed Mathews’ two-run feeling miserable as toe Nation- • "I was in toe act of catching (Richert 6-10), night of the first team which played soccer games,” WS'Jde said, “'but it very seriously. Every game Pat O’Brien, 17-year-old Mm - — with an assist from Ron Per- homer had pulled toe Astros al Clay Court Tennis Touma- toe ball and that’s toe way toe Thursday’s Games in the British Isles two years toe real reason was to promote drew good crowds.” sachusetts junior champion, n - Experimental Machining ranosW in toe last two innings even in the top of toe fifth. ment moved into its third round umpire ruled It,” Roof ex- Washington at Detroit, N ago. Internetdorval -understandtog. ’The But WlMe confessed that covered from a 40 on t o front Begins 7-24-67 —kept toe eighty-place Dodgers * * • today. plained. "He hit my hip as I New York at Cleveland, twi. Hulbeit Vogelsdniger, who hen- people were very helpfUl, even should he have to -make a w m nine with a 36 on toe back nine Si one game in front of toe New PIRATES-GIANTS— Ashe, toe naUon’s highest turned. I think that’s what Boston at Baltimore, N dies the Yale ibooters, coached with the language ibarrier.” choice, his favorite sport would Experimental Machining York Mets, who trimmed Hous- Murtaugh, who managed ranked men’s player, polished flipped him over toe plate. Har- for a 76, one stroke off toe pace. Only games scheduled the team. “Coach Vogelsinger ’The teem played agalnsit be 'baselball. He was the Most Begins 7-24-67 ton 4-2 and sent toe Astros into Pittsburgh from 1957 through off India’s Jasjit Singh 6-1, 6-2 mon wsisn’t mad—he said he squads thiait closely iparaiUeled Valualbde Mayer et RockviUe Julie Greene of Rhode Island -J toe cellar. 1964, replaced Harry Walker ’Tuesday while Mrs. King knew I wasn’t trying to hurt themselves age-wise. this spring and Will 'be a Trl- Country Club in Barrington was The PUtsburgh Pirates gave Tuesday morning, then watched mowed down Ginger Pfeiffer, him.” Master Pipe Making Soccer Coach Bob Hartwell, Capt^ next year. third with 43-37—80. Begins 7-24-67 new Manager Danny Murtaugh the Pirates erupt for six runs Springfield, Ohio, 6-1, 6-1. ’"That’s a play you make once Door Remains Open who was lat Rockville last fall, Eltoer way. Soccer Coach a winning sendoff with an 8-6 agnJinst Juan Miarichal in the “ I took a week off after Wim- a year,” said Nash, who suf- Tied for fourth were Mrs. R. saw a story in a soccer maga­ Chuok iSadmond end baseball S. Patton, Hartford, Conn., 40- Basic Machining verdict over San Francisco be- fifth inning of toe first game, bledon,” said Mrs. King, toe fered a muscle spasm in his zine eibout toe trip and contact­ mentor Pat Mistretta can count fore toe Giants came back to with Donn Clendenon’s two-run world’s ranking woman’s player right leg striking out toe next 41-81; Pat O’Sullivan, Orange, Begins 7-31-67 ed Vogelsinger ahout Wdide. A f­ on a trusted performer next Conn., 40-41-81; Helen Reynolds, take toe doubleheader nightcap double and a two-run homer by and top-seeded woman in toe hitter, and Aker finished up. For Athletics Shift ter due process, Wilde was ac­ season. 3-2. ’The Chicago Cubs beat Gene Alley toe big blows. tournament. “ So now I feel ea- « * • Manchester, Conn., 41-40-81; and Semi-production Machining Atlanta 9-3 and moved within The Giants gained a split ger again. A week’s rest for me CHICAGO (AP) — Charles O. Finley will not seek Judy Whalon, East Greenwich, Begins 8-7-67 ANGEL8-WHITE SOX— permission to move the Kansas City Athletics at the R.I., 41-40-81. BBnMOIJlIS one game of first-place St. Lou- when Willie McCovey greeted is like a month’s rest for most Bobby Knoop’s two-run single is, beaten by Cincinnati 7-4. reliever Billy O’Dell with a two- people.^ l e . Ij. feelleei great.”grean.” climaxed a four-run first iiming major league meetings ...in August but **j'“neither ;*‘ has he There was anotoer four-way Mrs. E.C. Kip Finch of New Experimental Sheet Metal Manager Walter Alston gave run homer in toe seventh, eras- ’The ’The Long Long Beach, Beach, Calif., Cam., star star off GaryGarv Peters 11-6 and start- Closed the door on a possible franchise shift. ^Whale’ Fitting Adjective tie for fifth at 82 which includes Canaan, Conn. Begins 8-14-67 Regan his first starting assign- ing Pittsburgh’s 2-1 lead. takes on Marilyn Jane Aschner «d the Anrels to’ their antii vieto Finley met with the Jackson ment in 96 appearances for toe * • * of HoUlswood, N.Y. today while L “ ^ m e s County Sports Authority for Finley Is aware of the bene­ For Hal Reniff with Mets Experimental Sheet Metal Dodgers after rookie Bill Singer CUBS-BRAVES— Ashe, the Richmond, Va., ato- Bm Kelso saved rookie Rickv nearly two hours ’Tuesday in a fits from a new stadium which NEW YORK (AP) — ’The The Mets broke a 2-2 Ue in toe Begins 8-14-67 came up with a sore arm. ’The Don Kessinger drove in live lete seeded first among toe ciark’s ^ session which was termed sixto straight triumph can be domed in a matter of word "whale” was Used as a fifth inning. Bud Harrelson Top Field Featured 80-year-old right-hander, who runs with two doubles and two men, ■ meets Chile’s Patricio with 31-3 inningk of relief, "cordial’’ by both sides. minutes in inclement weather. Experimental Machining had been struggling along with singles and right-hander Fer- Rodriquez. nickname for Hal Reniff when walked and Ed Ctoarles was hit yielding only a two-out homer Dutton Brookfield, spokesman His biggest complaint Is the he pitched for the New York by a pitch. Harrelson advanced Begins 8-28-67 by Wsdt Williams in toe ninth. for the sports authority which lack of revenue from radio and Yankees. Now it can be used to on a fly ball and then raced television rights. Seeking PGA Title • • * is building a $43-mlllion sport describe toe kind of job he’s home on toe front end of a dou- Experimental Machining complex to include separate 'The money from these rights, doing for the New York Mets. ble steal. Jerry Buchek followed Begins 8-28-67 BED SOX-ORIOLES— DENVER, CJolo. (AP)—The 49th edition of the PGA Lonborg became toe first 13- football and baseball stadiums according to Finley, dropped The chubby relief specialist with a single which scored ^______fromunder $325,000 a rollingin 1965 todome, $67,265.- said came he on in toe sixth inning Charles. Golf Championship, which was played for a purse con­ Experimental Machining game winner in toe major *^1 choose the terrific leagues this season as he halted "optimistic” after rneetlng 90 this year on a contract which ’Tuesday night and blanked New York opened toe scoring siderably below its $150,000 this year, begins its 72- \ Begins 9-25-67 toe Orioles on five hits including Finley. ’ wasn’t negotiated until March Houston on two hits toe rest of in the first on Harrelson’s dou? hole run Thursday with all of America’s current favor­ ■ "T Curt Motton’s two-run homer, "W e did not ask for a specific However, the 1967 figure has the way as toe Mets beat the ble and Charles’ single and add- ites in the field. " Experimental Machining wlto 11 strikeouts. He also con- commitment from Mr. Finley Increased to $155,478.50 with ad- Astros 4-2 sind moved ahead of ed another run in toe fourth on Some 160 professionals, 48 of PGA officials were concerned P Begins 9-25-67 o tributed a run-scoring single in since this was our. first meet- optional sponsors. them into ninth place In the Na- Jerry Grote’s sacrifice fly. them members of toe tourna- enough to order oxygen tanks ,'kY- (I til'll a five-run second inning that ing," said Brookfield. “ But we itional League. Houston tied it in toe top of ment tour, are set to tee off at Installed every four or five Basic Machining - . wrapped toe Red Sox’ fifth are very hopeful we can nego­ OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)—’The Reniff hM appeared in nine the fifth when Ron Davis sln- toe Columbine Country Club’s holes. Begins 9-25-67 M CCRIiA Ry straigtit victory. tiate a long-term lease to put Oakland-AIameda County Coli- games since being sold by the gled and Eddie Mathews hit his par 72 challenge, one that meas- Nlcklaus, winner of toe U.S. I* * • the A’s in our new sports com­ seum Corp. wants toe Kansas Yankees three weeks ago, ninth homer of toe -season and ures 7,436 yards. Open laat month, has just ar- Scraping fe j ’ I f * ? TIGERS-SENA’TORS— plex.” City Athletics, corporation pres- pitched 18 innings, allowed no 502nd of his career, Included are Jack Nlcklaus, rived on toe scene after finish- Begins 9-25-67 ident Robert Nahas said ’Tues- runs and just six hits for a 3-0 Bob Hendley, relieved by Arnold Palmer, Billy Casper, ing second in toe British Open, Wilson, who has been criti­ In addition to the new stadi­ f i tf 0 ’; day. record plus three saves. Reniff after walking toe leadoff and largely overlooked in pre- The PGA is one major tounia- original equipment quality cized for running out of gas in um which will be completed by Experimental Sheet Metah “ We are aggressively pursu- "Hie 18 consecutive scoreless man in toe sixth, got credit for toiunament speculation, toe de- ment Palmer never has won to at a price toe late timings, hurled his fifth 1970 only if Kansas City has a Begins 10-16-67 complete game, a five-hitter, ing bringing toe ... Athletics to Innings ties a club record set his fourth victory against one fendtog champion, Al Gelberg- go along with his U.S. Open, baseball team, said. Brookfield, er. four Masters and two British and drove in two runs as toe there will be ample parking Oakland and we are optimistic ^nst year by Dennis Ribant, now loss. Bo Belinsky, 2-6 was When, you drive a car equipped with these The top money is $26,000 and Open titles, Semi-production Machining ’Tigers ended a seven-game los­ and higher radio and television they will be playing here in toe Pittsburgh. tagged with toe loss. These four young men, David M. Lawrynowicz, James E. Meehaii, Marvin R. Lee and Lawrence M. Soucy, fine tires, you’ii be amazed at the riding com­ toe least anyone can get if he Palmer’s closest was second Begins 10-23-67 ing string. revenue. spring of 1968,” he told reports recently graduated from Pratt & Whitney Aircraft’s Machinist Apprentice Training Courset fort and driving controi they give you. This "You go out there and pitch ors at a luncheon meeting. ' T completes toe 72 holes is $300. to Nichols at Columbus, Ohio, in tire carries the V-1 mark of the VESC. . . your Finley, attempting to spike Natives hope for clear wealth- 1964. for two hours,” WUstm told an rumors that a franchise shift is When told that A’s President High-Al^tude Training assurance that It meets rigid safety stan­ inquiring reporter, "and see if er throughout the four rounds Geiberger won toe PGA title PRICES START AT in the making, definitely said Charles Finley had said he had but all warn that it could rain, alt Akron, Ohio last year by four dards. You’ll like the long mileage, stopping you get tired.” he would not ask permission at ^ present intention of moving CONGRATMLAtlONM Denver’s mile-high altitude strokes. He shot 68-72-68-72 ^270, 6.60x13 power and superb performance you get from Wiliaon had a two-hit shutout toe American League -team, Planned for Olympians \ the August meetings in Chicago has been under scrutiny, a sub- even par at toe Btrestone Golf the Sept with its 4-ply. Nylon cord body.. entering toe ninth, but had to Nahas declared: "I have a .50 ’Tubeless to move the club. MINNEAPOLIS, Nfinn. (AP) tude for each Olympic endur- ject which should hardly cause and Country Club, a course re.- More graduates of the Aircraft’s 3-Year Training Program best of all ypu’ll like the price. survive a Washington flurry as Blackwall meetlng scheduled with Mr. Fin- U.S. Olympic track and event before toe final team anyone here any loss of sleep, garded as one of toe longest and he snapped toe Senators’ eight- t ley in Chicago Thursday andadil „ , selection. • receive dipiomas.. . move into high-paying career jobs game CvLung' streak, their field committee plans, starting It was even announced that toughest toe pros face. Plus Taxes Free Mounting expires this season but Finley intend to keep it.” , longest since 1949. next week, to initiate a lone-long- instead of toe top three AND TRADE-IN TIRE has until Oct. 16 to exercise the «His is corporauoncorporation offersoners a 65,-68,- " "M^h-altltod^^ traWne '^^Ishers in tod involved events If you qualify, you too, can receive up to four years of advanced I; / first of two four-year options. 000-seat collseuni and Nahas- clIncWng berths at toe Los An- Hnri Nance Wants New Contract technical training free at the Aircraft. These are high-level courses APPRENTICE "I asked them to put in writ­ pointed out television could be E 3 ? I w geles trials there will be six- that can lead you to a financially rewarding career. What’s more, Tubeless Tubeless Fed. America'’ 8 Cup beamedneamea to me the aenseiy denaelv populat- nnniilnf ^ Games at 7,600-foot-hlgh » Mexico man“ battles for ^Olympic assign- TRAINING COURSES , VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main SIZE Blackwalls Whitewalls ing what they mean by a long- ^ “‘T you earn good wages with regular increases as you learn-. Excise Tax NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) —Poor term lease,” said Finely. “I Bay area, ' ^ ^ ments at Alamosa, Colo., Los Street, East Hartford, Conn. Other Connecticut Major Scrimmage Goes On If you are a high school graduate or the equivalent with a year Courses ranging from 6.50x13 . 1.80 weather marred toe observation have asked for their proposals K ^ N.M., Flagstaff, Arlz.. plants North Haven, Southington and 1 6 ^0 18.00 triads for toe America’s Cup which I will give full considera- ^ y by HUmer Lodge of Pala, „r South Lake Tahoe, of algebra or geometry . . . artd a desire to move ahead , . . you may 3 to 4 years Middletown. 7.75x14 (7.50x14) 18.00 20.00 2.21 defender right to the end. tion until toe first of October. ■ejews Jockeys Hurt Calif., committee chairman, midsummer, In Patriots’ Front Office qualify for a free training course. Graduates of our training courses Only six races were held dur- ’Then, if I decide to move, I involves preliminary training These are toe four sites sur- have a bright future at the Aircraft; in fact, many of our skilled Jet Engine Metalsmith SALEM, N.H. (A P )-A race diiriiiir’ "Au1l^iis‘t" b 7 ‘ n r o ^ f l v l Hie Boston Patriots held their find tight end BUly Masters, OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: 8.25x14 (8,00x14) 20.00 22.00 2.38 ing toe 13 days of racing will present the proposals to their third draft choice from employees gained their knowledge and improved their abilities in h o ™ ih ™ first practice, but the major Machinist MONDAY THROUGH FRidAY 8 A.M. planned for toe opening trials, the American League in re- toXB scrimmage took place off toe Louisiana State. these excellent training courses. 8.55x14 (8.50x14) 2.56 TO 4:30 P.M., TUESDAY AND 21.50 24.00 and toe series ende^ ’Tuesday questing permission to move. I first race at Rockingham Park, ranging upwards from 800 met- training next month. Two m Coadh Hank Stram said Mas­ New classes are being formed now, so be sure tp come in and Tool and Die Maker field. WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8:00 P.M. 7.75x15 (6.70x15) 18.00 20.00 2.23 with a final postponement for have no assurance such permis- and when he fell, two others ^ altitude areas. three, or all four sites could be / . While 20 rookie and 10 veter­ ters left camp at liberty, Mb., apply at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft! Electronics lack of wind. sion would be granted.” tumbled to the track. Lodge made the announce- certified for the post-01ymi4c ans were going through their Monday night and aU ^ orts to AND SATURDAYS-8 A.M. TO 12 NOON. 8.15x15 (7.10x15) 20.00 22.00 2.33 paces at the American FootbaU locate him have been friiiUess. 10% BONUS FOR THE SECOND SHIFT League club’s camp in Andover, MeanwhUe, former Green Bay SPECIAL An equM oppqrtunity employer Flagstaff all are about 7,600 feet MASS., Tuesday, a verbal scrim­ star Paul Horning, now of the OTHER SIZES IN STOCK COl(lE IN AND COMPARE VALUES above sea level and South Lake mage was shaping up In the of­ New Orleans Saints of the Na­ TRAINING COURSES VOLKSWAGEN LEASING tlce rider on toe third horse,- Tahoe 6,200. ^ ■ fice of BBke Holoyak, general tional FootbaU League, left the EXTRA BENEFITS AT THE AIRCRAFT was unhurt. ’The hlgh-alUtude training will Scripps Clinic In La JoUa, Courses ranging from ^ begin in earnest after toe Olym­ manager and coach. Hospital and surgical insurance Pratt & Brand The subject was a new con­ Calif., and went to Memorial 22 weeks to 93 weeks 24 Me. Utam Hob pic trials at Los Angeles next IWiDltaica- New Cloacli tract for fuUback Jim Nance, Baptist Hospital in Houston for Life Insurance • Retirement prograrn | W hitney Hr 1 avilliM* at June 29-30, and prior to official further examination of a Newl SEDAN $ 7 8 .0 0 mte who was not present. Precision Machining 1 axtra catl \ ® seiecHonselection 01 of metoe U.S.u.s. team Sept. WA’TERVILLE, WArjuKViLLBi Maine (AP)—(AP)- Tmrtjmd the AFL’s Most Val­ pinched nerve in his neck. Nine paid holidays ' aiwioyR Hr BAN 12, 1968. ’The Mexico City Richard J. McGee, muHirfiiiit Experimental Sheet Metal P ire raft SPARK FASTBACK SEDAN S95.00 mo> 1 • uable Flayer of 1966 sent his "Paul has a 50-60 chance to Up to four, weeks vacation 1 yeans from to 1©36 oil Oct. 12-27, footbaU coach at Colby College lawyer to the negotiations, play," Coach Tom Fears said at ssiy i s s . o o Fall MaManasca Experimental Tool Room Machining PLUGS KARMANN DHIA mte 1 IncIvM c«*iimiatlon to the TTnitert ^ Olympic Vfliage open, the past two seasons, is toe new ahout which Holovak ^ d : the Saints training base ih San Sick leave with pay Hr TOiWOTipaon to ^ o»«tei^ ing Sept. 16. head footbaU coach. Tool, Die and Gage Making u Save on. Name auto stores Miy Silt "You would have to say these Diego. Calif. STATION W a g o n mth 1 ' • ataites was ottxwt 2^ toes Lodge and BUI Bowerman, McGee, 36, a native of Provi. Largest credit union in U .S . \ Bread Qwdity. (11 sua.) . 1 were preliminary talks." The Saints got some good Machine Mi^intenance reserve known in 1®21. The Oregon’s famed dlstancie coach dence, R.I., m (S a University of news when veteran center John Overtime in many departments PANEL TRUCK ••4/ lilt I Pitm AveiUM*,.. Nance Is schedule to report R 681 MAIN ST.- ■^MANCHESTER ' PiMi IwMSh hivlM samto thing happened from 1935 and chairman of an Olympic Maine graduate, was named with moot of the rest of the club Morrow, who played 10 NFL Master Pipe Making ' open Charge Hartford National Bank to 195<)—oM use more than high-alUtide training commit- ’Tuesday by Colby President Thursday evening. ' seasons udth Los Angeles and T han. With Credit Cards, TED TRUDON R f*. 13, Tollend T p l*. , doifbled 1906 e sto a te s of oil tee, wiU recommend to toe fuU Robert E.L. Strlder to WhUe the Patriots were trying Cleveland, signed a contract. He TelceHvillt-Minehtlier oapiacltiy. Explanation keeps Olympic committee meeting in John-B. Simpson who wlU ^ Evenings Connl National Biank to sign Nance, the ABTj K ansas bad been a holdout since the Start your future today at P&WA VOLKSWAGEN 449-2111 adding reserve capacity to meet Chicago Sept. 8-9-10 that at least come director of toe ooUece’a City Chiefs stlU were trying to club opened training last week. new demonda .rtx men be tested at high alU- summer and special prognuns.

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Jim Lonhor^ tieats Orioles^ 6-2^ 13 Wins Best in Major Leagues AufomobilM For Sate 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FA^ALY and SHORTEN Hulp Wontud— nvip . 99 *(• 1901 CHEVROLET Im pala-em k. * Funiote 35 JOURNEYMAN eleetoletoii. W veiUble, automatic, radio, C lOOMEV HINE-ID-FIVED it POR 30 How LET^ LEND AN EAR AS BOSSO OOLD> CLASSIFIED EXPERlENCED'Woman to care mediate steady emptoynunt. heater, new top, $660. or best •1EAR6, AND BOSSO NEVER FAILED 10 WAICdES NIM, AND 1URNE MiM OUT ID for 24 year old female polio Wilson Eleotrlcal Oo., 649dtt7. offrtr. 648-4771. TWAND THE SAME TUNE "• Still Coui^ns, but Relationship Changed PASTURE - patient, m ornings. 648-0479. ELBOTRIOIAN, fa ll-ttow , steady employment, toaoniiM advertising Trucks— Tractors 5 ClODNEV-»lOTM.DeVOTeO CtOPNe/.' benefits, paid hOUdiiyB and BALTIMORE (AP) Orioles posted a 12-6 log against In addition, the 24 - year - old pull in his left leg, launched the Curt Motton si>oiled Lonborg's CLASSIFIED .^VERTISING DEPT. HOURS 90 FMTHFULrsoCAPABLErCsos.O^ cation. Can between 8 a.m.-S Baltim ore and Bo^ston are Boston, which ended the season right-hander struck out 11, rally with a double. George bid foi^ a shutout in the eighth JEEP FOR SALE — 4 vriieel Mow CAN I EVER GETAUONO PART-TIME in ninth. ^ ' Scott and Jerry Adair also dou­ BASEBALL HEROES 8 A JML to 6 PJil drive, good condition. Call 649- p.m. Robert's Eleotelo Oo., still American League bringing his season's total to .inning when he homered with WITHOUT VCXl? C S R t F r r ) South m n d sor, 6444M09. But now the Red Sox seem to bled and, after Mike Ryan 19006. Stattotinel oecretaxy fbr “cousins,” but how the re­ 139, top in the A m erican League Andy Eitchebarren aboard. be making the best of the rela­ singled in the third run, then PITCHING — Hick WUe, new IcJbomtory^ ShorUiand, CABINET MAKER waiited, ax- lationship has changed. tionship with the floundering The victory was the fifth COPY CLOS^G TEdE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT 1966 FORD HALF ton pick-up, and second only to Juan Mari- Watt replaced McNally. Phillies, held Los Angeles with­ 5 P M DA.T BEIFOBE PUBUOAXION '^fptog end other cCftoe perlenced only. ExceUent op­ "Cousins” is a term used by cham pions. straight for the streaking Red V-8, standard shift, ,)idth over­ chal, of San EYancisco, who has Lonborg singled home Ryan out a hit until the "lixth inning machtoiea. InterestUng end portunity. Displayoraft Bus., ballplayers to denote a team Sox, who are in third place Deadline for Satarday and Mmday Is 6 pm. IWday. drive, many extras. Two tone Boston won its fourth game in 143. •" and scored on a single by Joe and finished with a four-hitter rewarding poelticn. M anchester, 648-9667. which regularly loses to eui- 1% games behind second-place paint, red and white, deluxe the last five meetings with Bal­ Lonborg also contributed a run P oy. for his first major league shut­ other team. Sort of a pushover, Minnesota and 2^ gsunes be­ trim. Will take trade, financ­ timore Tuesday night behind scoring single during Boston's Ryan singled home Boston’s out as Philadelphia beat the PAINTERS and helpers, hv patsy or soft touch. hind league-leading Chicago. « - ^P^®ASE read your ad ing available. Call 643-0776 be­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. wages. Call Rockville 876-8078 the five-hit pitching of Jim Lon- five-run second inning against sixth run in the sixth inning. Dodgers 6-0. tw een 3-8. For years, the Red Sox have borg. The 6-2 vlotory gave Lon- loser Dave McNally, 6 - 6, and Lonborg struck out nine Ori­ Boston sends Gary Bell (6-9) 616 Parker S t, Miancliester from 4-6 p.m. BAITING — Don Kesslnger, hSy Sr S r F iB s ^ been cousins to the Orioles. Last borg his 13th triumph of the reliever Eddie Watt. oles in the first five innings and to the mound in the second Cubs, stroked four hits, includ­ iA 7.00x13 $15.95 $1.93 Plymoutlh ■ $6. Weekly ceUent condition, low mileage. ules lin the develcitMnent M esoollo IRd., S outh W ind­ fled the club in everything. But respect of all 25 men on this g o ra ca t with green eyes. CaU CaU 049-2786. ROOFING - Specialising re­ OPERATORS NEEDED 4-door, automatto, power First National and productiDn of smaU sor, 289-1293. they got (Mike) Epstein.” club—and that’s really some- 7.50x14 $11.95 $2.21 649-6416. pairing roots of aU kinds, neu 7.00x14 $14.95 $2.08 steerin g etoctriic motons creates on “ Harrelson’s hitting has thing.” ITALIAN touring 10-speed bi­ roofs, guttei work, chimneys E arn whlUe you learu. Elam $2.38 LOST—MALE Springer Span­ Buick Convertible $6 Immediiaite need for exper­ changed and he’s different in And that’s the new Harrelson. 8.00x14 $13.95 7.50x14 $15.95 $2.21 cy cle $60. CaU 648-9260 after 6 cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ to $300 weekly as a pro- Stores, Inc. iel, black and white, vicinity Weekly. Full power. ienced Stator AasemblerB. ^ ______;______^------p.m . experience. Free estimates. fesBionaa HEIAVY EIQUIP- 6.70x15 F $11.95 $2.23 S. M ato St. CaU 648-9192. Ford Oonyertible $7. Weekly Poslticns are located to 8.00x14 $17.95 $2.38 CaU Howley 643-5361, 644- MENT OPEIRATOR. TV» Park lA Oakland Aves. COUNTER MAN 1966 H A RLE Y D avidson — our brand new, AiUy air Automatic, power Steering 8333. the first time in the USA, East Hartford iWiffed Mays Three Times_____ Whitewalls Only $2 Mqre Per Tire 6.70x15 $15.95 $2.23 LOST—tPasdbook No. 75462. Olds F86 $8. Weekly XLCH, exceUent condition. oondibhKtwd E lectron ics D e­ Part-ttme, All day Satur­ Savings Bank of Manchester. Allstate TraiJiiig Center portment plant— Wagon, automatic power CaU 648-7987 a fter 6 p.m . ROOFING—Repair of roofs. The offers quaUfled men 21 and day and Friday Night. Whitewalls Only $2 More Per Tire AppUcation made for payment. Steering Dodgers Feel Bill Singer best in gutters and conductors. over the opportunity to FULL-TIME bookkeeper for ON THE FIRST SHIFT Apply to pamai at Full 4-Ply Rayon Cord LOST — AKC Toy Pekingese, ’61 Ford $6. WeeWy R epair o f chim neys, too. 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Job 1 William Rolbeit Singer is the ’58 'Volkawagon sedan $4. work, cleaning and mowing, COMPLETE PLUMBING amd one day weekly, exceUent sal­ open daily 8:00 a.m. to sion effort against Atlanta. 201973. Generous reward. placement upon comptetlon. * name amid the Dodgers are con­ 30-M onth - W eekly landscapUig, driveways, tree heating installation, repairs ary. CaU 649-6818 before 10 4:30 pan., Saturdays until Budget plan. 522-4680 any­ fident iKhe 23-year-old pitcher is As an encore, he shut out 36-M onth P lease caU 643-7488. a.m. or after 6 p.m. '60 Rambler $4. Weekly service. Completely insured. and remodeling. Service calls tim e. noon. .on ly a step away liram stardom. Juan Marichal and the San 2-door, Standard CaU 742-7649,' anytime. given immediate attention. FOUND—TAN male mongrel. HAIRDRESSER fuU and part- ‘This is ifihe most improved- Francisco Giants. '63 Comet Wagon $8. Weekly CaU M A M Plumbing A Heat­ HAMILTON CaU B olton D og W arden, 649- time, Carriage House Beauty WANTED boy I've seen in a long time,” “Marichal is the greatest Guarantee A utom atic SHARPEINING Service —Sawa, ing 649-2671. STANDARD pitcher in baseball today,” said Guarantee 7601. knives, axes, shears, skates, Salon 643-2461. says manager Wlalt Alston. '62 Valiant $6. Weekly “Right now this kid 'probably a wide-eyed Singer, “and to 4-door rotary blades. Quick service. _ Division of Miale retail store sales­ beat him you have to be for­ Milliiwiy, is as good a pitcher as we Announcuments 2 Capitol Equipment Oo. 38 Main UNITED AIRCRAFT tunate. It's really hard for me 6.50x13 1495 St., Manchester. Hours daily Drossmcricing 19 A Tractor man familiar with hard have.” 6.50x13 1995 478 Center St., Manchester CORP. to believe I beat him.” Tubeless Plus $1.80 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- goods and with sdUngr Lefty Phillips, no«^ the Dodg­ Tubeless Plus $1.80 ELE3CTROLUX vacuum clean­ EXPERT alterations on aU Singer, not only nosed out Blackwall Federal Excise 647-9997 A 648-7968. PARTTIME A n (Elquail O pportunity er pitching coach, (wit the fe l­ T ax Blackwall Federal Excise ers, sales and service, bonded clothes, zipper repairs, etc. Trailer School experience. M arichal, 2-0, but he w hiffed 10 T a x representative. Alfred AmeU, SBfcnplofyer low who s ig n ^ Singer ini 1962, Giants, including Willie Mays STEPS, SIDEWALKS, Stone R easonable p rices. 648-0741. is even more enthused alwut 110 Bryan D r., M anchester, I960 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ SMALXi GROWING company Apply three times! It also was Sing­ A L L S T A T E A L L S T A T E Sears Plus 644-8141 or 648r4918. door sedan, autom atic, $260. In Hartford nOURE Bill’s progrreas. er’s first complete game in the Guardsman Rayon Sears P lus races. AU concrete repairs. Moving— Trucking— loaded with work. Openings “ The kid is one Of the better L ow F ederal Supertred Tubeless L ow F ederal CaU 049-6387. for lathe, tracer lathe, turret major leagues. ' T ubeless BlackwaU E xcise T ax Reasonably pricedJ 648-0851. We train fuU or part-time BLISH HARDWARE P rice Excise' Tax BlackwaU Tires P rice Storoga 20 lathe. Universal Machine Co., pitchers in the N a tio n a l Helped Confidence Onres / Personals 1961 RAM BLER station wagon, students in the Hartford CLERK Ledgue,” praised Phillips. “He 41 Chapel St., Manchester. Con­ Manchester, Conn. “It meant a lot to him to go $18.95 $2.08 7.00 or 7.35x14 $22.95 $2.08 white, good condlUmi, stand- cleaned, trash hauled to the area on many makes and _has one of the best fast balls 7.00 or 7.35x14 trucking and package deUvery. Part-time days. Must have tact Mr. Pacheco. all the way,” said Alston. “I RIDE WANTED to St. Fran- enl shift, 6 cylinder, $350. dump. Reasonable. CaU 643- models of equipment. No in baselball. It’s good and alive 7.50 or 7.75x14 $24.95 $2.21 above average arithmetic wanted him to do it if possible. 7.50 or 7.75x14 $20.95 $2.21 ciB Hospiital, Hertford, from 643-0161. 5819 or 1-684-4524. Refrigerators, wash'ers and high school mploma neces­ .. .it really takes off.” . stove moving specialty. Fold­ ehillty end skUl in oomp- He had to work his way out of $26.95 $2.38 ‘ Bolton St., leave 6:80 a.m. re­ sary. Local and long dis­ ■’ The big righthander has been a couple of hot spots, but that 8.00 or 8.25x14 $22.95 $2.38 8.00 or 8.^5xl4 turn 8:80 o r 4:00 p .m . 649-3993 1962 THUNDERBIRD, fuU YOU ARE A-1, truck U A-1. in g chairii fo r rent. 649-0762. tance jobs waiting. Gqaran- tometer or calculator. power, exceUent condition. i working his-way up'to the Dodg- helped his confidence as much 8.50 or 8.55x14 $28.95 $2.56 a fter 6. Cellars, attics, yards and small 6ed placement asristance UNIVERSITY SECURITY OmCER * ers in Impre^ive style, but as anything.” 8.50 or 8.55x14 $24.95 $2.56 Ask fo r M att B um s, 647-9997. trucking done A-1 right. CaU Painring— Pap«ring~11 upon graduation. Train now Company offers excellent MADAM J U I ^ Tremano Trucking Service toU ' each time he joined the big One of the things that makes 6.70 or 7.75x15 $24.95 $2.23 1966 PONTIAC Tem pest custom —Pay when working. Let wages and working condi­ Fire and pJohn Roseboro, says Included running condition, best offer. person. ^ s . - parel, 8, 4, or 6 day week. •hont outings that he could do AUSTIN BBAUB3Y Sprite 1961, CaU 6496961 after 6. ----- ^------.- r . ------.. i~“. Bolton invites it best in analyzing Singer’s pos­ BACK BOB buUdoier work, Floior H nisliing 24 Good staary. Apply Tweed’s, »*sl®d b*^ AJflton. sible future. very good condition, $780. CaU grtuUng, and septic tanks, dry New Britain Ave. Manchester Auto. Otoe. Torrington Paricade 670 Main St. 1962 FORD G alaxie, tudor, 6, - — ------^------1------778 Mniti St. the Selectmen’s Office by 2 Apply in pmrson at the origtoal coat $8,400., zeU 19M PLYMOUTH Belvedere ------_ . _ _ hours. Apply to person Pa$k- R.F.D. . v»«,OSS, B olton ,, After losing a four-hit, 3-2 "Bill has the ability to be a MARA MMUUCK AMO OOl. win for $1,906. Owner to service. convertible, $150. Private own­ R e w a s i H o p n l f l ^ B ****^. 400 W est IC ddle Ctonn., fo r ritocM iatop s. ;t^B|SSELL ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. op u i' to. Ctncinnati, Singer great one.’’- i n.t»a neraia fame, 6406T60. Tpke. , Boiad«rf^ 742-7497. er, 649-4487 a fte r 6 p.m , Selectm en

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■t p a g e t h i r t y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. .JULY 19, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCa|ESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 PAGE THIRTy-ONB" Boots and Accessories 46 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 louses For Rent 65 ,, W anted To ^Rfnt 68 Business Property Houses For Sola 72 ' i . Hom i For Sola n ______H o w m For Salt 72 H o w m For M 72 Buburbon For Salt 75 Suburlkm For Salt 75 For Sole 70 FOUR BEDRO'OM Ranch con­ ■ 14’ M.S.O. boat, 40 h.p. John- WK BUY AND sell antique and SI\’ BOOM HOME for lease. GERMAN Souvenirs of World MANCHKSTER veniently located near East m om W. ' taat roonT'ctTpr with gatage In this 7 romn Ranch has large . front modem 6 room near well establisned with good in­ with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths, v m L or iNteed oooording- Bowers School area. Featuring family room, flroplace and year 'roim d Ranch home, sun, 643-8278. coin.s, guns, pewter, scrap gold, 649-5347. what have .vou. 644-8962. come. By appointment, Mr. watches, old Jewelry, hobby unu.suai 14 X 20 family room. y o r^ M . ttodMta Realty, ly. U r. Zinaaer, Belfiore Agen- 2 fuU batha. 8 or 4 bedrooma! paneled wall In living room, shade and privacy, excdlent TWO HOUSES one 3'-j rooms, Amedy. Philbrick Agency, 2-car garage. Excellent value.. ______I 84M121. form al dining tOom, aluminum m baths, landscaped wooded area. Only $18,900. H^yM Decision A^y^dts B riefs by Sides collections, paintings, attic con­ DO YOU liave a hou.se for sale Realtors, 649-5347. ADVERTISING 12’ ALUM INUM boat and trail tents or whole estates. Furni­ one 4‘ a rooms, furni.shed or 10 per cent down, 80 year| mort­ JOIN THE proapenua Inveatora CTARMmo. i^ ea a -R a ^ lot in pleasant neighborhood, Agency, 646-0181. ' that is standing empty? Re- ----a which th e mlnWter te awcnised ; er, $175. Call 643-2253. unfurnl-shed, heat included, 649- gage available Wesley R. $19,500. Louis Dimock Realty, By ROBERT COLBY ture Repair Service, 643-7449. .s]x>n.sible local couple and tola ««n d 8-famUy. $2,. si KSven^!^ SOUTH WINDSOR —Split lev­ 0* doing. J CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOITRS 4196. Smith. Realtor. 643-1567. 760 Income per year. Priced at 649-9823. La'wyers representing. 12' ALUMINUM boat. 2'a h.p. HOUSEHOLD teenage daughter urgently Land For Sale 71 cellar, a fine ataiter or retire- el, 7 rooms, excellent treed __ ^ The hurting of charge* and, lots - Antiques, only $17,900. Call Paul W. Dou­ 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. motor, and accc^sor^bs. $150. SINGLE Ro o m house, excel­ need a place to live for 3 ment home. $10,990. Mr. Lom­ OOVEJNTRY -newer 6 room lot, bulK-lna, famUy room, (xwinter-chargeB began between* bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, INDUSTRIAI. LAND BY foot or gan, Realtor, 649-4BU. Call 649-7282. lent condiUon and repair, $1.50. months while new home is be- bardo, Belfiore Agency, 643- home, excellent condition, fire­ garage, $23,600. Meyer Agen- the Andover ^ k e Manag^ent the two factions during thej gla.ssware. We buy e.states. V il­ .^acreage, r.ailro.ad siding, on MiancheBteir COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED0 ^ VT. J.D. Real Estate, 64.3-5129. . ing built. We would treat your ^GLENDALE RD. 6121. place, garage, privacy, 8 acres, 5v M l 0600 Association (ALMA) each re- take confrontation In the sum- > lage Peddler, Auctioneer, -420 Parker St., Manche.ster. Call RANCH — MODERN kitchen, cy, 6W-IWW.______yesterday af- 17’ PE N N YAN. 35 h.p. elec­ home as carefully as our own, Ax>nd. Call now. Only $16,600. mefr o f 1968. ■ 5 P.M. DAY BKFORK PllBIJOATIOX Lake St-., Bolton. 649-3247. 649-3.391, 643-1990. A.sk for Dan- large living room with fire­ CUSTOM BUILT tric .start Evinrude, Cox allow it to be shown whenever Now under constmetion -- BRAND NEW —brick Ranch, /Hayes Agency, 646-0181. COVENTRY — Ranch; 4 large temoon during closing argu- Gov. John Dempsey met wiOi ^ tilt trailer, equipment. $900. ny. place, S bedrooma, ,1% batha, exeuUt-lnB, for­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. and said ho would In the nings. Call 643-4453. 3-6 p.m. MANCHESTER'S oldest and Building. rent. 801 Main St. cottage, openings in August MANCHESTER Is next door to do, Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. The group, the state commit­ or machine shop, one acre lot, er than new, 5H room Ranch, mal dining room, 8 large bed­ only. largest stationers has opening and September. Call Ellsworth heavily traveled main roadf this nice modern 4 room 643-1567 rooms, IVi baths, finished fam­ ANDO'VER—HERE Is an un- future." . , tee on Christian Social Action, for salesper.son in office sta­ CENTRAL clean room with MitVen, 613-69.30. Ranch, has large lot and out­ BNVITA’nON NEW USTING —close to high lEUge treed lot, excellent value usual property for your Inspec- The lawyer said that because unartonouBly voted to p rovid e- CXDOK — Experienced, capable . Ask for Mr. Merritt, Belfiore at $17,900. Leonard Agency, ily room, garage, large wood­ tionery department. Sales ex­ .separate kitchen and bath­ building, $13,900. Mitten Agen- school Juat off East Center St. tlon. Combine home and bust- the lake is privately owned, legal aisslsUamce tor the loom ing of a.s.suming responsibility, for Garden— Farm— HAM ILTON LAK E -30 minutes Agency. 643-5121. Realtors, 646-0460. ed lot, $24,900. Philbrick Agen­ perience preferred. 37' l- hour room u.se. Parking, 649-4256. _ cy, Realtors, 643-6930. TOBlD We Invite comparison, with ness In a nice rural atmos- members of the Andover Lake legoi BlcdintiiflEb. prepar.ation of food for pa­ from Miinche.stcr, family cot­ MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom cy, Realtora, 649-5347. Rev. Winiam M. P h l^ week, paid holidays, other ben­ Dairy Products 50 any 2-famlly In town, new or phere. 6% room Ranch with Property Owners Association, The riift also penetrated tients .and employes. Modem ROOM FOR gentleman, pri­ tage. $65. weekly, .sleeps 6. TERRIFIC Investment Poten- MANCHESTER — 3’!. acre.s of Ranch, ideal family home in Buildings (s) and/or ™ ^ . THREE-FAMILY, one house off ------efits. Apply Mr. Harrison, used, mness forces sale after VERNON 'bedroom Colonial, 1V4 baths plus a country store (AliPOA) can reject any ap- ALPOA, causing a dlmenting kitchen, excellent fringe ben- ICEBERG lettuce, peas, beats, vate bath and entrance. 643- Call 643-7962 evenings. tial one acre commercial site, land surround this nice 3 bed- choice central location. Spa­ Structure(s) to be Eaat Center St., 64S-4 room mornings or by appointment, a complete renovating by own' 3 baths, fireplace, garage, ex­ type of operation. 2 acres of pUoant for any (reason. to the 1930’s were entered ^ giroig) within that BSsadetUni to eflts!\ Start $2.50 per hour, 44 beans, swisschard, 21 Angel 7376. on comer, opposite stop sign, room Ranch for the eiijoyment cious living room with wall- to Ronoved apartments, good income. By 649-5341. Harrison's Stationers, er. 2 recent heating systems. cellent location, low 20’s. Call land included. Call Mr. Conver- Judge Samuel Googel ruled exhibit dn an attempt to show ceiU lor the reJaxlng ^ of mem- houfsjwork week. Call Miss St., Manchester. CAPE COD Dennisporl, new from exit ramp of new limited of. privacy, gardening or that wall carpet and fireplace. Sealed bids for the removal appointment only. PhUbrick 849 Main St., Manche.ster. Unbelievable till you see it. now, won’t last long. Hayes Uno, Jarvis Realty Co., Real- during the five-day trial that discrir^natlon. Atty B erti^ Superchi, Dietitian. Manches­ cottage, acconinuxlates 6, acce.ss highway (Rt. 2) 15 min- new pony for the kids. Call Landscaped tree shaded lot, o f the fdUowtng huBdingCs) Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. STRAWBERRIES -- pick your and/or structui»(8) as more Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen­ Agency, 646-0181. tore, 643-1121. ______because ALPOA members vot- broughtout through mdnutw ^ titto c iv il ter Memorial Hospital. 643- heated. fireplace, available utes from Hartford. $10,000. now, $20,500. Paul W .. Dougan $19,700 Louis Dimock, Realty, cy, 64S-5121. own, 30 cents quart, Rt. 85, A portments— Flats— fidly deacitbed in EV>nn No. CAPE_____ —6______ROOMS, 1% baths.______ed’by secret ballot they did not that one ALPOA meeting In however. 1141. Situations Wanted— Augu.st 26 on. 644-0835. Call owner, 649-0822. J r, Realtor, 649-4535. 649-9823. one car garage, large lot with SOUTH WINDOR-—6 iwm vERNON Desirable HlUcrest have to reveal how they voted 193® it was voted to appoint a o»*>clfltlon is legolHy Bolton. Field located .across the Tenements 63 CON 119B will be received by ESTATE L IK E —^property In the State Higtnway Commis­ trees, $16,900. Philbrick Agen Split level excellent location, xMve airen. 6 (room Gape with Rgy. Mr. Phi'lpots three oomimlttee to determine who a SS a Female 38 - street from School Rd. prestige area of nearby Cov­ near schools, shopping, garage, member- to Its THREE ROOM apartment, un- sioner, a t 59 New field AvWmie, cy. Realtors, 6494S347. bullt-ins. Wall to wall carpet­ applications. was “desirable" for entry, a whole page full of ex­ nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes filed a suit against the mkili- IBM OPERATORS WOMAN WANTS babysitting on furni.shed, no pets or children. Hartford, OonneoUcut, until ing. Natural woodwork. .At­ Membership Required Ship. second shift, live in. or light 643-2068 before 7 :30 p.m. :00 AJtf.. July 25, 1967 then tras. Just o ff Route 44A. M r. IMMACULATE 6M room Cape Agency, 646-0181. tractive wooded lot. Priced to Minutes also dlscloeed that tor aiUeging trespassing a ^ to The Negro pastor, who has ALFOA’s memtoership chairman Jtoy 1965, a SigierlOT CotW For TV and Appliance Dis- housework for elderly lady. Household Goods 51 3 said ofilce or at such place Lnmbardo, Belfiore Agency, wi(th fireplace fo r $16,000. sell. Ask for Mr. Merritt. Bel­ LOOKING FOR anything in real a t th a t tim e destiptaited, pub- 643-5121. TQLLANID Ju^e ruled. 0^ AiLMA muM tributoni-^ Ideal working 649-6827. Three bedrooms, new ceiamlc fiore Agency, 643-5121. the past 13 years, was denied _____ ^ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, e tnte rentals — apartments, Xely opened and read aloud. „ the BBsociation for her "efflei- answer defenses put forth by conditions. Good Salaiy. .5 bath, oil hot water heqt, IQOx- ALL BRICK RANCH membership into ALPOA each R E LIA B LE woman would like ranges, .automatic washers, homes, multiple dwellings, no Bids must be submttted on P tot SPLIT —7H rooms, 8 zone HEBRON — room Ranch, ent investigation and detailed the Rev. Mir. P!hll|pot, _ day week. Vacation. Excel­ 174 treed lot, vacant. Wolver­ of the three times he applied In to babysit in her home while with guarantees See them at fees. Call J D. Real Estate; E\>rm No. CON 1140 In heat. Tree-dotted property walk-out basement, excellent 10KS 10KO onH ioaa report" on appOdoants. The Albout a month earlier. Judge lent benefits. Bid Envelopes provided by the ton Agrency, 649-2813. 3 bedroomBi, fam ily xocm, mother works, 5 day week. B. D, Pearl’s Appliances, 849- 643-5126. next to a spring fed pond. Sell­ 2 oar garage, dose to ^condition. 4% acres plus, $17,- ’ ' tu 1 ' II chalnman denied however, that Norman IDUbe ruled agatost a Main St. Call 643-2171. State Highway Department, ing at professionaUy appraised MANCHESTER — Handyman’s 900. Call owner, no agents, Call 649-2228. which may be secured at 59 parkway. acre treed (iiirinff"it^oHA^ vears other ALPOA mem- demurrer filed by ootmsel RADIO & APPLIANCE tVE HAVE customers waitii.g figure. Mr. Lombardo, Bel- Special. 8 rooms, city water, lot Exceptional quality 649-1768. AT^pfiA a ^rsoii '’*** InveSOgaited appUcants, AILMLA. The deonurrer daim^ G IR L 17 will babvsil days. Must 25" DUAL SPE AK E R Emer- Newifldd Avenue, Hartford, flore Agency, 643-5121. for the rental of your apart­ Oonnectlcat The t e le p h o n e _____ city sewer, convenient loca­ features. Good potential in other than gi-vlng .them appUca- that, in effect, the facts aMe|^ provide tniiisiiortation. Have son TV, good condition, con­ BOLTON—COZY 4-room Ranch, must be a member of that as DISTRIBUTORS, INC. ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ number is 249-6211, eirtenslon tit ST tion, structurally sound, only walik-oiut basement area. Uon cards to fill out. by the pastor, even If true, did references. Call 643-5388. sole. Call 643-2327 before 2:30. tate. 643-5129. LISTED —brick front $9,500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. oversized garage with large at­ sociatton to use the lake legal­ 95 Leggett St.. 332, 282 o r 283. Cape on shaded lot. Four To Inspect, cell Mr. Lewis, tached porch, extra large lot, INsorimlnatlon Denied niot constitute a defense agaUsA A CERTIFIED CHECK, ly- > ALM A has denied ail allega- a LMIA’s suit. East Hartford SEWING MACHINE -Singer 4 'i ROOMS, $130. 3'.i rooms, rooms down, unfinished up. MANCHESTER — 7 room Rais­ 649-5306. accessible to Rt. 6 and 44A. ALMA, the managing branch automatic zig-z.ag ir cabinet, BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, of discrimination. Both The Rev. (Mir. IPtiilk>ot, patonr 528-6581 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 .$120. Garden Apartmenl.s, B A N K TREASURER’S Fireplace, aluminum storms ed Ranch, modem kitchen, $14,600. 643-6360. Francis J. button holes, embroiders, hems parking, 15 Fore.st St. off Main CHECK, DRAWfN upon a and screens. Mr. Zinsser, Bel­ sliding glass doors to patio W McCartan, Broker. ♦/on V r w t h i N aw organization and ALPOA of the Oommiunfty IBaptttt An equal opportunity employer. ^KC BIJtCK miniature poodles, etc. Like new condition. Orig­ intAr fmm lining the lake The oialntoln that because they are Ctairch tei New Haven, bought St. N o pets. 646-0090. 643-5675. STATE BANK A ’lRUST COM­ fiore Agency, 648-5121. g and Bundeck, aluminum sid­ BARjROWB A WALLACE OO. puppy ^ots, wormed. $75. Pi- inally over $300, balance now, R ev m ” p i? io?duS ^re the cottage on the take tor PANY or a NATIONAL BANK ing, PhUbrick .Agency, Real- Mjandhester Farkade ----nancing. Call 875-0337. S."i8. Take over payments of ONE BEDROOM modem .apart- located in the STATE OF OON- BRDOK RANCH—6 rooms, 1% WantMl— Raal Estota 77 TC ‘.flA^A" thirrt nn Bntltled to adm it o r rejePt any $il2,600. ^ - - tors, 649-6847. MjandheSter 640-5306 ------wade-lns after his third m,gy mtaaBter eamod Ws MEN — part-time evenings for „ T, J. ■ $10. monthly. 522-0476. nient. available Aug. 1st, $130. NBCncUT, or a UA. POST baths, ‘ ‘ garages for 3 cars.______ADORABLE puppies—Pedigree ^ , janitorial work. Must be over per month, including heat. Call OFFICE MONEY ORDER to Fireplace, aluminum storms MANCHESTER — Executive vERNON — QUIET frlendy RANCH—3 bedrooms, 2-«ar ga- ^ Witnesses for ALMA tertl- Bachelor of -Art’s degree fbom or mixed. IVild Cargo Pet ELECTRIC STOVE; refrigera- 18 years old. Call 649-5334. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- the order of TREASURER, and screens. Very little main­ neighbortiood, spacious Garri­ neighborhood, new custom rage. Prefer estabUshed mdgh- fled that the coiporatlon used Linoolln Uidvenstty to 1949, and - Shop, 643-6108. tor; washer; kitchen set; bed­ bortiood. C all 643-9477 a fte r 5. votes are req^ m d to a d ^ t m g^g^ jggQ ^ Barihelco: o f IDdivta«Dr from 4535. STATE OF OONNHICTICUT tenance. Mr. ZhiMer, Belfiore son (Colonial, center entrance, buUt Raised Ranch, buUt-ln MEN — part-time mornings for room set, miscellaneous. All in an amount not leas than Agency, 643-5121. fireplaces, porches, garages, stove and oven, ceYamic tile SELLING YOUR home? l^r S granting property ownership Y^e Dlvto% janitorial work. Must be over GROOMING ALL breeds. Har good condition. 568-2429. 4',i ROOM apartment, second $100.<)0 or 10% o f the base bid, beautiful treed setting In the bAth, landscape wooded lot, prompt, courteous service that During closing arguments, 18 years old. Call 649-.53S4. mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron floor, heat, hot water, appli- WHEN YOU BUY A SET OF 4 QUALITY TIRES AT... whichever Is greater, must ac- NINE ROOMS — in this clean of "No Tres- the Ohartwr Oak OomnMiiifty Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. oompany each 'Proposal, unless 30’s. PhUbrick Agency, 640- $22,000. Dimock Realty, 649- gets results caU Louis Dlmock Atty. Ellhu Berman, counsel for Photographs SIMMONS metal double bed ance.s, parking, adults only. as a whistle older home on a pasrtng" and "Private Prop- Church to (Hartford’a North COUNTER H E LP Full or part- the Bidder shall have on file 5847. 9823, 6:i«-0245. R ealty, 649-9828. the 40-year-old minister, repeat­ with desk and bedside table. Call 649-4864 after 4 p.m. quiet residential street. Rea- ______erty" Signs surrounding the End toom 1963 to aboub 1956. time, evenings, good pay, must with the Highway Deportment, ed several arguments. The spe­ 643-8195. sonably priced. InveSUg^ate M ANCHESTER —newly Usted 3 CO U NTRY Uvlng a t Its lake were entered In exhibit to Ho has been (renttog 'the oot- be over 18. No phone calls. See GERM AN Shepherd — Collie a sufficient Annual Bond for cial defenses are included in a NEW 3 ROOM apartment, in­ then Invert. Mr. Zinsser, Bel- bedroom Colonial, establislied, o-room Ranch, pan- Legal Notices arainst that warnings were well tage duntog the iwlnter motitta Chris, Deci's Drive In, Center pups for sale. Call 649-88t8. TWO BEDROOM sets, like new Proposal, (reference paragraph counter-suit fUed cludes g.arage, paiking, stor­ (2) of Proposal Form CON fiore Agency, 648-5121. preferred neighborhood, large eled kitchen and dining, one “ posted against trespassing, almast every year. St. Magic Chef gas stove, lamps, age and laundry facilities plu.s MINIT AUTO CARE UMITATION OBDim __ ALMA alleging discrimination ____ treed lot, garage, sunporch. Bel W ANTED — good homes for 3 chairs, odds and ends. Call 1140). a c re o f tand. H urry a t $13,000. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, kittens. Call 649-6480 after applianta'.s, $100 per month. J. It is undenitood 'the depoeite NEW LISTTNO — 8 room Co­ Air Real Estate, 643-6332. Paul W. Dougan, R ealtor, 649- hetd at Manchorter. wUhln and tor Cnalms U se of L ^ e after 6 p.m. 742-9195. t yjg Dtatrict of Manchester, on the 5:30 anytime weekends. D. Real Estate, 643-5129. will be foif^ed in ‘the event lonial. 1% baths, clean as a iSeveral of the ctatois are bae- V d ’f l Q f l vdiisUe. $22,800 and work SEVEN ROOM Cape with flre- 4636. iiSth day of July. 1967. STOCK CLERKS FORMICA DINETTE with 6 the successful Bidder falls to Preaent, Hon. John J. WaUett, ed on the deed ’Which th e 4 »s to r MANCHESTER Close to Cen­ more. Mr. Lombardo, Bel­ GOOD HOME for Saint Ber­ chairs; 3-drawer chest; exwnito the Ocuitract. The Bid­ place, family room. This home b OLTON — Hebron line —6% was granted when he bought ter, 5 room apartment, stove, 'u ll 4 P ly N ylon Cord^ der’s neme diall appear on the fiore Agency, 648-5121. has been completely remodel- Elstate of Thomaa Ei. Sliney. late For T V and Appliance Dis­ nard dog, m ale,' 2 years old, wrought iron legged table; one room Ranch, country setting, of ManchesterV in aa*d Dtairtix, de- the property. refrigerator, kitchen set. $110. fa ce at the tdieck. ed Including a new kitchen Sewerage System Ordered tributor. Ideal working trained. $150. 643-7440. 3x5, one 4x7 assorted rugs; acre treed lot, four years old, ^motion of w. David Keith, 1'he Hartford lawyer main- 875-8113 after 5. Depostto received in any fotm THREE FAMILY —off East with dishwasher. Beautiful conditions. Good salary. 5 metal .shed; buttonholer. 643- only $14,600. Hayes Agency, 676 Main street, Manchester, Conn., .tained thait ibeoaiuse bds client AKC German Shepherd puppies other than niecifled in the Pro- Center S t Excellent income home and garage set on a nice day week. Vacation. Excel­ - 0819. THREE ROOM modern apart­ 6464)131. * orjd^ w b d ! That six months was g(lven a deed for too prop- For Southwestern Vernon 9 weeks old, $75. Also two poeal "may m the cause of re- situation, never a vacancy, 71x170 treed lot. Wolverton lent benefits. ment, heated, hot water, cen­ iTUBELESS TIRES jectltm of the bid.’’ Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen- from the i9Ui day of July. 1967. te. erty (Which is atiown On a map 2-months old, no papers, $10. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. TOLLAND — large L Ranch, end the same are limited and al- »_.• The State Water Resources board members to make ar­ tral location, $100. monthly. NOTICE TO BIDDERS: The 648-6121 lowed for the creditors within along (wtth the lake, beach and Call 643-4678. 10 PIECE mahogany dining near parkway, 3 bedrooms, rangements. 643-0644, after 6:30 p.m. blddera’ aittentkm is called to _ l ______]______H E N R Y STR E E T—Ctome out which to hrinx in ruuds leading to (the water, he Commission has ordered Vet- RADIO & APPLIANCE room set. Call 644-0849. the estabUshed Oonnecttcut MANCHESTER—Newly listed 7 fireplace, city water, built Chief Duffin has requested W ANTED — GOOD home for ALL SIZES - A and see this 3 bedroom O>lonl- 1963, % acre lot, $17,600. M ey­ n^straitor tr"*din^ed to xive can 'leguJiliy t»e (the lake without non toprovide a sewerage sys- new equipment, which several Pedig;ree collie, one year old, S tate Demolttton O o ^ Public j-oom Oolonial styled Raised DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 40"( ELECTRIC range in good Act No. 551, to which they are al with one-car attached gar­ e r Agency, 643-0609. r t r t r ‘ °ciah5» ®S*hta™«ud A L P O A member. to service the southwest- Board members have aigued female, housebroken, good Ranch in AA zone. Wall to wall condition; children's swing Furnished to comply. age. Large rooms, full base­ time allowed by pubUahinx a copy "B y conveying land (With ref- em portion of town In accord- against. 95 Leggett St., with children. 643-0475. ONE LOW 9 In living room and dining of ihds order in some newspaper n imnin tftiA Anidnver set. Call 643-1292. N O ^ : The dtanosal of the ment. Steam oil heat. Priced to Iwivtnx a rtreulation hi cold pro- orence CO a miap, one Aim over ance with a preliminary report A new truck should be on its Bast Hartford Apartments 63-A debris land demoUuon m aterial room. Automatic kitchen. sell at $21,000. Call The Jar­ bale dlstriict wtUUn ten days from Lake Conpoialtaion ((ALCORIP) Lovely paneled family room. NORTH COVENTRY the date of this order and prepared In 1965 by Anderson- way soon, toe mayor said re- 528-6581 SIX ROOM furnished apart­ shall be the responslMItty of vis RcEdty Co., Realtors, 643- giave an easement tor purchas­ FREE KnrrENS, part angora, PR IC E foR Two-zone heat Country atmos- turn make to this court of the Nichols Associates, consulting cently. 24" GAS STOVE, good condi­ ment, nice location, call 643- the otMaltiactor, and he w ill 1121. notice Blven. ers to me the iake,” Atty. Ber- engineers. Kxamlptittoii Deadline An equal opportunity employer. trained. 649-6128. make the necesBaiy arrango- Idiere, city convenlencea. Bel­ 6^ room Ranch, built 1958, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judce. tion. $45. Call 643-6047. 6845...... nuan aigued. ... The state has set forth a The closing date for filing ap- WHITEWALLS mente for disposal. In so doing fiore Agency, 643-5121. RIDGEWOOD STREET—Here’s located on 60 enresofhdgh NORW EGIAN Elkhound — 16 SINGER automatic zig zag sew­ AT A awR-f OP^OBATE. ALCORiPALCOIRIP punchaeodpurchased thethe prop- prop- schedule for toe work to be ac- pUcattons for toe PoUce aer- FIV E , ROOMS, centrally locat­ he murt be guided by aU local a listing with great possibilities dry tand, 4-noom cottage FIRST CLASS Aircraft inspect­ months old, papers, shots, etc. ing machine, excellent condi­ otdinances and regutattone. MANCHESTER —newly listed held el Manchester, wtuitn and for erty (Where ttte lake is twiw from complished, geant’s examination la July 28. ed, heat and hot water, parking for present comfort and future and (Chicken coop also on or capable of supervising qual­ Needs nice family in country tion, monograms, hems, but­ or BLACKWALLS General clean up of the areas 2-famlly, 6-6 duplex, one block the town about 1926 and built cr before Feb. 29 next The exam will start toe week of privileges, no children, rea.son- EA. value. A 6 room Cape featur­ property. A real buy at 13th day of July. 1667. , a,. , ■ — — ------ity control department. surrounding, $50. 649-7809. tonholes, fancy designs, etc. and renwval of fences a^ from Main St. 180 x 165 treed Ppesent, 'Hon.- John J. WaUeU, & ctanii OTOBlUni^ th6 l63i6, Tll6 y ^tp contract plBAiB nnri spec* Aufif. ablc rent to right people, refer­ ing large kitchen, fireplaced $22,800. Originally over $300. Our price IN SET OF 4 ONLY} hedges as dlreoted by the Engi- lot. Bel ^ Ir Real Estate, 648- living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 full of Maurice T./Moriarty. coiiparaiUoii soM the lake m d diHicaftdlans must be subm itted'' Traffic Arraati Knowledge of first piece lay- f r ^ ' - s h ^ ' hai7ed domes- ences. Call 643-4654 9-4:30. nser •will be required for the out inspection necessary. All now, $54. or pay $9. monthly. 9382. late of MOnoheoter in^aoid Dts- other ajcreage to ALM A in 1962. f^yf review and approval, of Mary H. Stepherts cf Hart­ tic black and white, six week followl|ig property. ______baths, one-car garage and love­ fringe benefits. Apply Gunver Call 522-0931, dealer. SIZES: ‘ Ion V in o ^ L. Diane, Orautlng a deed with refer- the commission. By A pril 80,^ ford wiaa arrested ea rly tola old kittens, housebroken. Call TWO BEDROOM trailer, fully EACH WHEN Hie State Highway Dep^- MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom ly landscaped yard. In Immac- WARREN E. HOWLAND Mfg. Co. 234 Hartford Rd. (furnished. Inquire Charest ulate condition, and only $21,- M3 Main Street. Manrtie««er, Conti., ence to the lake supports the tgag, the town must v e rify to morning and changed with fail­ 643-0632. YOU BUY ment, in mIS Ranch, new enclosed sun- NEW DOUBLE bed, spring and " ^ S S e m d : That »tx monthfl conctowlon that the use o f toe the commission that aU neces- ure to observe optical restric­ Trailer Park, Vernon. 3 TIRES rovMons of Title VI of toe porch nicely treed yaid. H.M. 500. CaU The Jarvis Resdty Co., Realtor 643-1108 FIV E P R E T T Y kittens looking mattress, $25. Call 249-7611 be­ Stv ll Rtgfato A c t o f 1964 (78 Realtors, 648-1121. ^ ^ Intended to go with toe sary financing has been corn- tion and operaitlng an unxbgls- fore 5 p.m. Frechette Realty, 647-9663. Help Wanted— for homes. Call 644-2222 after TH REE ROOM heated, furnish­ EACH WHEN Stat. 252) and toe Regulattons lowed for the creditora within property owner, Amy. Berman pieted. tered motor vehicle. She to ed apartment, suitable for of the Department cf Com­ 3 M ANCHESTER — 'o n the bus which to bring in thdr ctalma told Judge QioogeL By next June 80 actions need- scheduled to appear la Rock­ Male or Female 37 5 p.m. YOU BUY MANCHESTER — Ranch, THIS COUNTRY home with 14 agolnat oaikl estate, and said od- two people, adults only. Cen­ merce (15 C.FJL, Bart 8) line, 2-family . 4-4 with possible rooms and 2 acres of land is minjatrator la dlreoted to give pub­ The oorporation, he said, ed for the acceptance of state ville Oirtutt Court 13 Aug. 8. CHEST, DESK and table, 2 TIRES bedrooms, baths, dining trally located.’ Call 649-5707. sued pursuant to auch Act, expansion space for 3 famUy. Ideal for the large famUy. lic notice to the creditora to bring created ianpUed' easements by and-or federal grants must be WUUam H iggins, 30, o f South sonable. 522-7524. hereby notifies •aH bidders tort (room, garage. H. M. Frechette In their ctadma within said time Live Stock 42 R ealty; 647-9993. EYiUy rented with good income. BuUt around 1692. The pos­ allowed by publlehdng a copy of the map and y aeUlng for bids must have been done; and charged with failure to EIGHT YEAR old palomino toe contract entered Into pur- ing a circulation in said probate room set, excellent condition. ■ Business Locations YOU BUY ^ S L i T t o ^ t ^ r S ^ 1 ^ 0 6-3. cabinet 649-2813. version are present now. CaU dStriot wtthin days from the lots. SUbeequent lot purchasers by Oct. 81 construction must be obey a stop sign at Skhtner RA gelding, has been in shows. ONE TIRE be awarded to toe successful Wtchen, bullt-ln vacuum sys- dote of this order (and return make can reOy on the original deeds started and by Dec. 31 toe fa- and Edith Dr.. Opuxt date la 643-0055 after 5 p.m. For Rent 64 ROLLING PARK—6 room Cape, John H. Lappen, Inc. 646-5261 to this "* court of ' the nodoe given. PAYROLL CLERK Gall 875-1016, 58 Ellington Ave., reopDiiafble bidder wlitbout dto- tern, garage, 119x165 lot; gar- JOHN J. WAIX.ETT. Judge. Aug. 8 here. A fireplace, hardwood floors, that entitled toe owners to be- cUiUes must be in operation. Rockville. SMALL Norge refrigerator, $18; LARGE CORNER store, down- crtaitaatlon on the ground of den, trees. $21,900. Hutchins BOLTON—4 bedroom raised newly finished uprtalrs, nicely AT A (C»URT OF PROBATE. Ueve toey had tonpUed ease- The order is based on toe pol- kitchen table, $3; small maple town Manchester 45x70’. Par­ race, color or nrttoMl origin. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ' Ranch, fireplace, baths. Prices plus $2.21 to $2.53 Fed. Exc. Tax landscaped, estabUshed prefer­ tyM at MAiKAerter.'wtuitn'for-'InentB, (the laiwyer mhikitalned. lutlon problem In Vernon. The Excellent opporttmity for knee hole desk, $8. Call 643- tially finished basement. Call NOTE: For ITEM #6 the ------Must sell. H. M. Frechette Articles For Sale 45 INSTALLED FREE! NO TRADE REQUIRED oonitractor is required as part MANCHESTER — Colonial, 3 red neighborhood, near ifltii‘dSJ^ **“ -----Side# to FUe Briefs town Is In the process of mak- Separation Suit 4077. 522-3114. R ealty, 647-9963. PnoKOt, Hon. John J. Woilett, A tty . SuUilvan aigu ed that Ing improvements in sections of person experienced in all of hta oontradt bid price to bedrooms, beJths, 2-car schools. Owner 649-7048. DARK RICH, stone free loam, STORE — HEATED, 20x70’, ceptable to toe Engineer to garage. H. M. Frechette Real­ . Ewuite of Grace R. Irwin, late the orlgiinal deeds do niot auto- rural Vernon and the south- Filed by Woman phases of payroll work. $15. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, $17,900.—P R IV A C Y . 3 bedroom ANDOVER — Lakefront. $io,- of Mmehewer. tn sold diatricf, de- niBiUically grant take rights and western section, which takes •' CXILLIER baby carriage. $ 12. downtown 840 Main St.. Man­ supply suitable material oc- ty, 647-9993. patio and pool sand and ma­ oomplefto toe bade fiU of cellar Ranch, fireplace, waU to waU 800. 4*4 kRanch.^ o t. aioneStone c — • appHootion .. . of^ . The_ Con-_ tort eajto new ------^ owner must r„,„A be Ininjji TalcottvUle Isis one of the Mrs. Btane iRegtuB«ls Must be High School grad­ Call 649-1606. chester. N ew ly remodeled in­ nure. 643-9504. hole Immediately iqxai remov­ HENRY ST.—Oolonial 7 rooms, carpet,, dishwasher, famUy fireplace, walk-out basement, nectea auik Tniat Oo. pray- atknttted Into AltPOA to use prprime trouble areas. tng a ieged sep(Braitloci fto m side and outside. Call 522-3114. treed $2,800 assumes m ortgage. $79.- !"*.**“ ^ “ } ln»tru.ment_ iHirporting uate. ing the buttdtng from its foun- baths, extra large Uvlng kitchen, garage, large , to’ be Uie” iaBt“^ i “ ajnid testejmeiS the take legally. The eventual poUuUon abate- R obert Regilius, eooordktg to cut ONE ANSCO slide camera with 33 monthly. Pasek 30" PHILCO electric range, STORE FOR RENT. Main St., (ta,tk>n. The top two feet of fiH and dining room, sun room, 3 lot. Hutchins Agency, 64041324. Realtors, ofaaM djK^ed jte ajM Attys. Berman and SuUlvUn ment program wlU coat about .atteebiment of iteal estate filed accessories. Also Petri 2.8 (below adjaicem ground le'vel) 289-7475, ‘ 742-8248. g r e ^ e rai per applIcaUon on fUe ^ ^ ^ ^ y^gtofday rt toe town clerk’s excellent condition. 649-0531. Manchester In State Iheatre bedrooms, garage, $25,500. slide camera. 742-7403. ______toall (conttdn no stone MANCHESTER — Branford St. building, reasonable rent. For PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, gel to six weeks. A ruling prob- Appointed FoUcemen otffflloe. than fiivo inches in Its greatest nice, clean 6 room Cape. Ideal ‘VER NO N ...cr I T.rr-.rv^ I u I'vT THiAYEHI BABY carriage; $10 information please call theatre 649-5847. mined, af the Prpi^ office ,ln ably would not (be (handed down Two men were made regular The wrtt property W E LL K E P T carpets show the playpen with (Hamstw. Top soil or loom w lH ______location for schools and shop­ manager at 643-7832. M O D E L HOM E Monclveater. In said Dtatrict. on the „n.HI at least a month after police officers by vote of the at 100 Matlwr St. an Shut- APPLY results of regular Blue Lustre not be oonalwred suitable ro*" rsoNOORD RD. — Beautiful ping. Shaded yard, city water, 1st day of Ausust, A.D. 1967, at “ ‘ f ^ ped, $7; good condition. 643- tertal. If the contractor fWta w riw iw FOR S A L E ten (YVclpck tai the forenoon, and that, however. Board of Representatives Mon- ttog paaoea for $10,000 and to spot cleaning. Rent electric Ranch, large Uvlng room, fo^ sewerage aiid gas. Price $14,- 0502. WAREHOUSE for rcint, approx­ to baiific toe cellar bole at Here Is your opportunity tint notice be, given to all persona shampooer $1. Paul's Paint & fin 'During toe (trial, in which day night. (retumefate to ’IViitand Btgwrior imately 800 square feet, near mal dining room, cabln4t 900. For appointment call Gas­ to saive. 7 (room Raised interested in said, estate of the Wallpaper Supply. MOVING — Convertible couch, toe (time building is ^ nendency of sold oppticatlon______and about 10 wetnesses (testified, Edward L. Moynihan Jr. and Oo(urt, RockviUe,’ nwy# wwwisti St. CaU 643-9678. ntoved. It "Wn be necessary tw Utehen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ ton R ea lty Co., 643-8110. Ranch to a select area of FIRST NATIONAL maple table and chairs; chest. ther^* b^lnibSlS^ *1 cha(rged conaptr- WUUam E. ;Tetz Jr. have both iM t a Itegi'us to rtaimiiig ta- SCREENED LOAM for best h|m to p rotect the pu M c by tion room, landscaped yud. new homes. 2% baths, STORES toy box; drapes; dress form; THREE-CAR garage building, six ROOM Cape, furalshfd or Uds order 'In newap^r hair- acy among memibera of ALTOA been supernumeraries since last tolerable caueOty. la «n*u*tef« to lawns and gardens. Also sand, exerting a etempmary fe i^ to Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, family room with bar, bis a obictdaitlon in said district, 16’ extension ladder; swing 22x35, approximately 2,100 unfurnished, near > school, at les(Mleast seven d before tinthe day and Ite board of dlreoton. The year. o a legal sefparatiton, she ta seek- gravel and fill. George H. Grif- toe astlsfartton lof toe Enrt- 64841968. built-in kitchen and 2 gar- Park and Oakland Aves. set; others. 649-4901. square feet. Will renovate. neer; payment toe the eicOTon church and shopping center. rf saU heorins. appear U they. lawyer chaigged that ALPOA To Inspect FacUitlea tng custody and support cf six flhg, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. lages. $26,900. M ove rig h t 649-1919 after 5 p.m. and removal of tola fence diaU MANCHESTER — Immaculate Owner In Florida, wiU finance ^ UiS S ^’ a SS ALMA had an "unwritten An InvltaUon from. Fire Chief minor dhUdren, aUmony and Blast Hartiford GAS AND gas stove, 4 years In ! OaU 049-5306. by nnn.Hins by ceitifled mail, on secret oonvenanit’’ c f discrimlnia- Joseph H. Duffin to inspect his damages. CLEANINGEST carpet clean- be considered as tartuded in the cuitom buQt 6 room fireplaced CaU 649-5908; old. best offer. CaU after 4 470 MAIN ST.—3 room ground a faclUUes In DUtrlct 2 was ac- H»e couple was masried in' j cr you ever used, so easy too. ooDtrart bid price. The genyal Ranch, VA batos, garage, p.m., 643-0248. floor office, plenty of parking. contoiins of the surrounding W Brondiwav irrintton. New Ynrfc Subpoenaed mlnutea of toe cepted by the board. Mayor 'Fail (River, (Mass., on XVb. 11, Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric walking distance to Main St. CaiU 643-2426, 9-5. gnmnd shall no* bo dianged and aU conveniences, St. BARBOWB A WALLACE OO. ^notenh^ ^°n y " ot3»ntaa*lonB’ meetoigs dating John E. Grant was asked by I960. shampooer $1. The Sherwln- wVtooUt sp eo^ wri«*en permto- Lots For Solo 73 James Parish. Leonard Agen­ Mjanebester Parkade, 10010: .MaiWBreit R. Storfao. er»i . ------Williams Co. Machinery and Tools 52 ^5 m a i n s t .—400 square feet, aioa by toe Enghieer. Bender Court Sacnamenfo. doltf. — — ———— — — — ------,------■ . " SALESPEOPLE for cosmetics, _ . ______NOTE: FO am iM *6 in ad­ cy, Realtors, ;648-046B. VERiNON alsnchester 649-5306 96080; James P. Rowan. HD No. 2. *.______first floor, adjacent to north Rt. No. 78. Box 386: Bort'n. N.J.: ( butstanding marketing plan. PICNIC Tables—several styles dition to too Insurance require- Land Parcel HOMELITE chain saw, excel- end redevelopment, suitable RANCH — 5 ROOMS, 3 bed- TOLLAND — Very clean. As­ DsvM A. Rowan. 90 Fairmount f Mrs. Roth, 103 Steele Rd., West from $15.50 up. All bolted ta­ lent condition $100. Call 742- for beauty parlor, barber shop menta oomtained in paragraph Ave., Amsterdam. N.Y.. ItolO: i Hartford, 233-3151. bles from $20 up, deUvered. eleven (11) of Proposal Form rooma, one car garage, large (Frontage o f 328 fe e * to sume this 5% VA mortgage. John H. Rowan. .Tr.. VKfl Cnwt- 8252. or office. Available July 1. lot, $16,900. PhUbrick Agency, rertdeattat sosta Paaeible 6 room Cape, dishwasher, dis­ moX Ave.. RoeevlUe. OBf. 96678: W. Zinker, RockviUe. 875-0397. ----- — ------Call OON 114 a the suooeeaful bid­ Khihervn R <7urpy...... 1100 N orth Realtors, 640-0847. tw o house 'IrtB. Exoellen* posal, stove, beautiful cabinets, p*if - TAKE b u l l d o z e r - 1966 case model. ______' _ der iSrau Airntah a CerUficate DEMONSTRATE TREAT RUGS right, they’ll be 450 diesel drilling and angle WAREHOUSE AND storage o f £nMxraiiC6 tcfr tlw SBino ------’ tovestmen*. Ctose to Xhteiv fireplace, spotless. 1% bazhs. Town N«rth Drive. DbJMs, TOYS AND GIFTS a delight if cleaned with Blue CHMsnrwiTii' mtiriminn amounto to MANCHESTER — 4% room blade, used very little. Priced building. 4,800 square feet, ■AT'® state 94, mtontew flrom Just decorated. Treed lot. Im- ?• JS"’™*'- Lustre. Rent electric sham­ CHARGE IT Ctqw, smaU yard, near school, PARTY PLAN right, call 643-8110. large yard, for outside storage cover Eiqilosloa. Ool Hartford. Buy one g«* two mediate occupancy. H.M. Fre- F«ns OMn 44082: -«2L ^ (MbrSBret C h ^R n „ pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. Underground Damage shopping, centraUy located. fOr only $4,000. C a ll (Mr. chette Agency, 647-9098. Fllis. 10 Mp.TVmnelt St.. Amster-' YOUR PICK Dealers and Manager and parking. Ground level and AT M A C ! (?COD). ____ _ AokiiM $8,900. Call Eart Ever­ dam. N.T. 10910, anl return mske truck level loading. Call 522- L ew is 649-6806. fo tliVi rvxirt' SALE BLUE LUSTRE not only rids Uem #6 1 story fcame Ranch wanted in ‘tihis area. Work Office aiid Store ett. 64S4129, 849-8888. J.D. JOHN J. WAI.UETT. Judse. now UU Christmas. High carpets of soil but leaves pile 3114. House w/a 1 car frame gniaga Real Estate Oo. oc: ify»nn. Binfc A Trust Oo. 7.75x14 soft and lofty; Rent electrii! Equipment 54 comer of Brttoo Center Road W Legal Notice Art : 'Ml-. PMirn Comnwissions. CaU or W rite trtvs Shepherd, 'Murtha and "Santa’s Parties", Avon, shampooer $1. Larsen's Hard­ and Tunods T M l, Bottom^For- USED 'BUILTdN show cases S M A L L STORE for rent,, 73 MANCH E STER — $18,500. 6 BARROWB A WAILACE CO. UMITATIOM OBOE* Merritt Conn. 06001. Tel. 673-3455,' ware. mer Property of; OAIOT^L Mianchester Porioade, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, ------8.25x14 plus other items. Ciill 643-8020 Birch St. Inquire 69 Birch St. SYm*: H. etaL 76-87-S room Oolonial, completely re- held OS Maochester, within and for y, o r evenings 677-2013. 1 JManchester O ] 649-5306 TAG SALE- Luggage, hair dry- between 10.a.m.-12 noon. ' decorated, coitral air-comU- the Dtatriot of Mimebestor, on the L o v e tU ry SUITE OF 'offices presently ttontog, near bus. Hutchins Uth day of Jidy, 1967. '< ‘er, canning jars, floor tile, A PetAumtuice Bond to the BUlLDINa3U ILD I LOT 116 treed, Preaent, «on. John J. WaUett. 8.15x15 suited for professional pur­ amount (rf 100% of hto Md, or Agency, Realtora, 649-5824. JUdJM. shaper, trombone, clothing, [ M i i j f l m c ity w ater and sev H.M. Botnte of Bom C. Dtansood. late Cyclij»t Bruised FLUB TAXES Antiques 56 pose is now available in the 81,000.00 whichever to preater ^ ___ miscellaneous. Reasonable. Frechette Realty, 47-9993. of Manrtiester, ,ln ooid Dfslrldu de- ,^ O U T H METHODIST State Theatre Building. Can WW be reqUbad of toe suooess- MANCHESTER 8 room Gape 06M6d. 649-7386. WANTED TO isUYTiiiitique^ fU l bidder. piiw auapoxeh, large rooma, On motion of 'RoosM Jacois, 1E6 In Highway Skid A U FIRST LINf ~ 4-PI.Y. NYLOH W HITi^AUS! ^ CHURCH be subdivided if necessary. Main Street. Maactienter, Oonnecti- steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ For information call theater •am above itructoe W tned lot, $18,900. PhUbrick Suburbem For Sold 75 out. MMCUtOir. A Coventry motorcyclist was NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED ~ FREE MOUNTINO er lumps, art glas.s, primitives, repaoved w tida thtoty-five- (86) Agency, Realtera, 8495S47. ORDERED: Tint six months has a 3-room unfurnished Boats and Accessories 46 manager, 643-7832. from the Uth day of Jute, 1967. ndsed alter hto motorcycle. any quanlty.. 644-8962. MANCHESTER BERLIN WETHERSFIELD MERIDEN WATERBURY daya fraia toe atortliig tofta ANDOVER —overlooking lake,______third floor apartment at 7 a avarate Bid Ptopoert to be Mtd the same, are- UmOed, and . -ddded on Rt $1 at Buena V(g-. , 16’ THOMPSON ^-upstrake; 35 ; _ ^ T '. I ” ! , . T. M A IN ST. — large store - and SEVEN ROOM Colonial, 1% 4 room home, exceUent condi-'> aik^ed tor the WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS 20 H artford Road rent free Store # 15 Store #11 Store #13 Store #14 \ Store #12 to be ji|flawlttsil fior above J II which to hrtos to Rd. yesterday mmrning. h.p. Johnson, M astircraft t ilt ' ____»___ baaement, display window, baths, oonvenienUy loodted to "in exchange for light cus- 328 West Middle Turnpike Webeter Square Plaui 942 Silas Deane Highway Centennial Plan W am hury tton, treed lot artesian weU. _ ___sBidaSute,______an^jait^a^ ____ - The cyclucycle driV6rsdriver, ’James trailer, accessories Included. Wearing AppOrel— suitable business or , offices, Shopping Plan bus, school iand downtown Man­ todiat duties. No pets or Mencheeter, Conn. Berlin, Conn. Wethersfield, Conn. Meriden, Cbnn. - Watarhury, Com . TO BnxbBBS: Uq- ?*“ Hoye., 22: d Oov«dry. «rerv: children. Ideal for active excellent condition, 649-0087. FUfS 57 w ill renovate. 529-0518. nofoOwi dan agea o f toveely’d v e chester. Attnetive private Agency, 6464>UL ctaims--wiuita asM Jtay ^ ed to avoid a truck driven by - retired couple. yard, adjototo^ Center brings Moriarty brothers 1959 M ERCURY outboard, 35 G IR L ’S SHORTS, skirts, dress- HEATED STORE for rent on chUdren.'PrTc- COVENTRY LAKE — nice 4 ------—ij— ^^*** * P ^ *® OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 • SATURDAY 9 to 6 Park. Ideal foi 301 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER-Hi48-5136 Earl T. Trotter h.p. electric starter, battery es, Jackets, 10-16. Boy’s, 16-18 busy thoroughfare, text to e f over-run cf oontrec* tone. ed to sen rt $28,900. CaU now. rtxun year’round home. A real - and gu8‘ tank Included, $150. rain coat, bench warmer. Call Cumberland Farms. M est Mid­ HOWARD S. ZVBB good buy at $6,W. SS* Warran B. Howtond, Rikltor, NeUber driver^ was toaxged. Porter Street, 649-0834 «9-6326. 649-2348. dle Tpke. 649-2939. I $4S-U08. { ten Agency, .Realtors, 04$40t0. jroHN J. WALLETL J« lU o k ■i- . . . ' i

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 1PAGE TSim r-TW O AviMfe n«Qy Net PM e i Kof The Weather iitmirlipatifr lEvi^ninQ H^niUii Tbr Tea Wssk BiMie Paiily cloudy tonight, Um. in 60’s; Mby stuuldna, warm, . Thomas Robenhymer of 36 Hartford YM-YWCA, 770 Main a picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. at BPW Joins Project "r About Town' Falknor Dr. and Mias Rochelle St. The two-week program la the^home of lOsil Ehanne Uv- humid tomorrow, high ahoot R oss o f 187 L enox St. have been Monday through Thursday from Ingd/ton, 23 L ocust St., W applng. ACADEMIC 14,945 80. .Sunshine Buses to Norwich named to the dean’s list for 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. Transportation Those attending reminded ManeheUer-^A CUy of VUiage Charm H ^ ltal will leave Sunday noon the spring semester at Morse from a central point will be ar­ to call the hostess ^ READING IMPROVEMENT OEHTER, INC. Moses Coordinator fram Central Row, Hartford. On College, Hartford. ranged. Those desiring more in­ tom orrow . annom oes Yur will, play for danc­ ■ k B^e^tostitag program ^ * » 5 * * ^ ,? ? * '^ ‘ S X ^ S o l i ^ i ILakota Coundil, 'Degree of Drug Check Planned W Programs for Elementary, Jr, High and High isoiiooi tk» committee also announces Pocahontas will meet tonight Pvt. (Richard E. Oray^ son of ing. Ti'cHebs for the event may that the iMianchester Businoa at 7:30 at Odd FeUows Hall. Mir. and M rs. R ich ard F . G ray be obt&ined at the club. XPaWlSH, England — The W ^^Oo^tioned Classrooiwi ★ and ProfeaErtonal W om en 's Club There wiUl be a soctal time of 3S9 (Parker recently com­ BntUSh (Home O ffice Is consider­ a Central Location ★ Ampio FaHciag (STiW) has ibecome associated pleted advanced training as a M r. and Mj s . D avid (M. R us- with retfresWments after the ing a punched-oam sy*tm fo r 68 BAST CENTER ST. with the project. m eeting. combat engineer at Ft. Lecnard sen o f 04 (Boliton St. a re leaving ohecdclag on Sleeping tablets and MANCHESTER, CONN. T ^ M8-W« To Reaeh Mideast Aeeord The Brotherhood ki Action W ood, (Mb. Manchester Jul/y 26 and will IKve pep pUlB en d a ll pBuinnaceutl- Andrews Building (NexttoOavay'sRastainwi*) ooanmittee is composed of three Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Relchle at ill03 Whahington St., Water- oaM oonsumed by every drug Manchester fraternal oiganjiiaa- Sr., of Rye St., Broad Brook, The second session of the town, N. Y. user tt> Britain. The conversion tions, Oampibdl Council of / the will celebrate their golden wed­ YWCA’s East Branch day camp of records to punched cards win Knights of Cohimbus, Miandhes- ding at an open house Sunday for girls in Grades 3 throi^h 6 Manchester Assembly, Order permit checks on IHegal use of ter end (Friendship ILndges of from 3 to 6 pun. at their home. will beg^ Monday at the Blast of Rainbow for Girls, will have drugs and prescriUon forging. Read Herald Advertisements Mexico Foils Mhsons, and Charter Oak Chap­ N o Signs ter of B'nai B'rith. Atty. (Moses ia charged with Chinese \ Plot the duties of coordinating the O f Success efforts of the several commit­ For Rebellion tees involved. The women’s cWb has become NOW! BEZZINI BROS. BRINGS YOU... MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mead- Seen Y e t involved in the project becaune can authorities say they have it had already undertaken Proj­ . sguelched a $l,080-a-month plot UNITED NATIONS, N. 2 ect 67 as its special project of Idnanced by Red China to over­ Y. (AP)—The Soviet Union civic ipartioipetion this year. throw the government and set »nd the United States M «. Joseph H. Kronen, its pres­ up a Communist regime. made a last-minute attempt ident, has (been named general EARLY AMERICAN STURDY SOUP OAK . Acting Atty. Cton. Julio San­ to reach agreement on U.N. seorettary for the Project 67 ches Vargas aimounced the ar­ action in the Middle East committee. Miss Jean C. Pas- rest of 13 men Wednesday night, he didn't see ttie'~®lke until it situation but there was quaUni is civic pairticipation but an alleged leader of the con­ was too late to avoid the cot- chairman of BFW. spiracy apparently was safe In nothing to indicate they iision. China. succeeded, informants re­ Project 67 is the creation of a In the ca r cnaa(h this m om - clothiing shop at Mansfield tor Eleven Mexicans, and two ported today. 0 iig, £tn auto driven, fay John The emergency session of the the xise o f its retarded residents. reputed guerrilla eaeperts, .a Postma, 75, of 135 Autumn St General Assembly was sched­ The Brotherhood in Action com­ Venezuelan and Salvadorean, struck the rear erf a car oper­ uled to wind up its current mittee is raising the funds to faced a court appearance today ated by Joseph S. Licitra, 38, to aruwer charges ot plaimitrg a round ot Middle East debate establish the store, and the of (School (Rd., Bolton, police today with a resolution sending school will provide the clothing. campaign of sabota|h, terror­ .said. ism and insurrection hr cities the unresolved problem of Arab- Several committees are at Police said the accident oc­ Israeli peace back to the Seciurl- work preparing for the (ball, to and across the Mexican coun­ curred at 8:10 at Porter and E. tryside. ty (founcll. be held in the State Armory on Center Sts. Soviet Foreign Minister An­ Saturday, Sept. 23. The general The govenunent named form­ iPt^ce said Licitra had stop­ er Mexican Communist party drei A. Gromyko met with U.S. committee is composed of the Ambassador Arthiu* J. Goldberg ped Ms car for the light at the leader Javier Fuentes Outlerrei heads of the fraternal organiza­ late Wednesday at the Soviet intersection and Postma as one of the chief plotters but tions, with Jaimes Holmes, past Union mission and they dis­ couldn’t stop his car in time to 1 ' said he had flown to Red China grand knight of Campbell Coun­ cussed the problem at length. avoid the craslh. June 80, using a forged passport cil, as general chairman. Informants said Gromyko had and an assumed name. In com­ Aitty. Mioses practices Jaw in pany with another leftist leader, initiated the meeting. Haittord. He is vice president UofH Alumni Federico. Emery Valla. Lefs Drink a Toast to the Queen The cease-fire lines aroimd of Charter Oak Chapter of B'nai A government statement also the Arab territories conquered BYith and its youth advisor, ia Top Fund Goal implicated a member of Con­ Mrs. Kate Beyerle—^who is 95 years old —is surrounded by glasses of diam- by Israel were quiet Wednes­ aeoretary of the Manche^er gress, Rafael E stra^ Villa. But pagtie in Los Angeles after 'being named queen of the “Good Old Summertime day. But statements and reports Jaytcees, is on tt^ memibership RobeiT. C. Heavisides of 16 Baxsuin hunters were out in largre numbers today as the annual Sidewalk Sale there, was no mention of any F^r.” Mrs. Beyerle was selected by fellow senior citizens at a three-day gath­ from all sides underlined the ocmmittee of Temple Beth Timber Trail and Richard J. (qiened on Main St. and at the Parkade. Traffic was extremely heavy in many charges against the legislator, ering of Allied Senior Citizen Club. (AP Photofax) lack of progress toward a per­ Sholom, (belongs to the Young Scharlaken of Jane Dr., He­ spots, both in ihe road and on the sidewalk. (Herald Photo by Satemis). who was said to be visiting manent setUement and the lack Democrats, end is a member of bron, with 23 other University Cuba. ~ of prospects that the council can resolve the Issues between Is­ the Connecticut, Haottoid Coun­ of Hartford alumni volunteers, Sanchez Vsigas told a news rael and the Arabs. ty and Federal District Bar as­ conducted an Alum ni B\ind conference the group planned to Israel’s ambassador to the sociations. "Phone-A-Thon," which helped It’s the Law! establish a guerrilla school at U.N., Gideon Rafael, wrote the to push the annual fund drive Sidewalk Bargains an isolated jungle spot in Chi­ Washington VietSs Role PARKVILLE, Mo. (AP) — presidents of the council and the over the $28,000 goal, it w as re­ apas state In southeast Mexico. It was against the laiw in assembly that his coimtry could ported recently in final results He said Peking was using the None Injured Pnrkvllle be(tween 1868 and not be expected to withdraw J of the Alumni Fund. Mexican branch of the offldal 1874: from the occupied territories In Two Crashes Alumni gifts of $26,96^ were New China News Agency to As Major Arms Supplier Draw Big Crowd "without any simultaneous and . received, representing an in­ To play billiards on Sun­ channel $ 1 ,^ a month Into the parallel action by the Arab A rear-end crash and an ac- crease o f approxim ately 120 per day. conspiracy. Mexico does not By DGRIB BEUIING It is alwayB frn to watch WASHINGTON (AP) — Un- past, or that anything’s going to East war. Senators have talked states to establish a^ situation of cideiit involving a car and bi­ cent over last year’s total of To bathe In the nude in maintain diplomatic women in stores as they try on relations jerseerqtary of State Nicholas change overnight. It’s an awful- of legislative restrlcUons on peace with Israel."'^ cycle were reported today by $12,136. This y e a r's fund has A cainlv^ spirit prevailed to­ the Missouri River within with Red China. baigiain o o m te r (Utoes standing Katzenbach says the admlnls- ly complicated problem—one arms sales to xx>tentlally explo-. Gen. Moshe Dayan, Israel’s p^ce. No injuries were report­ been dedicated to Vincent B. day on Main 8t.,'minus only 500 feet of the dty limits After training, Sanchez Var- on one toot and struggling to beltween an hour (before sim- traUon Is "taking a good hard that Involves different kinds of slve areas. A House committee detensti .mlnlatar, said in Tel ed and no arrests made. Coffin, chancellor emeritus of cotton candy and balloons. k eep th eir Ibalaxwer. I t w as espe­ rls^ and an hour after sun- ****■ F*'**’'*”* ' I ® th® of the Aviv that Isael has the forces Ilh the car-bicyde crash, po­ the University, who retired Everything else, from aproils to join others in tHe iMeifa Maidre pUer in the 'world’s spiraling the world." Export-Import Bank in fi- cially (Cun this nionning to watch lise. "to hold to Arab territory occu­ lice Bald a car driven by Klar- July 1 after serving as first zebras, (stuffed of course) were M oim talns. tham as they bofiiied ehout try­ To smoke within 18 feet arms traffic. The administration’s arms nanclng seci^et arms deals. pied by her for quite a long ence C. Karlsen, 55, of 63 Foster chancellor of the university tor Hriw' s the buy*of:a-lifetime. Early American in beautifully grained offeriMl to shoppers who gath­ Sanches Vargas said those ing deiperatel^ to keep their of a hemp warehouse. ; But Katzenbacn cautioned: export policy has come in fol' So far. Pentagon and State tlm e.c S t , W apping fait a blcycile oper­ nine years, and will be used for ered long before the luual 9:30 arrested included Daniel Came- solid oak, finished in warm spice-brown tones. Massive thick solid stocking foot from touching the To drive a horse faster "That doesn’t necessarily mean increasing congressional crltl- Department sources indicate, Informants in Cairo said the ated by Oarloe Blncafullety, 24, scholarships. a.m. opening. Merchants coop­ sideiwaHc. F ro m (h e look s on the than a trot. (See Page Nineteen) It thinks it’s been wrong in the cism since the six-day Middle there has been no hint of a ma­ presldento of Egypt, Algeria, of SB Spencer St erated by displaying and selling oak panels carved and worked by master craftsmen. So sendee- fa ces o f tfaiose lu ck y enough to To work Slaves on 'Sunday. jor change in the policy under Iraq and Sjrrla at their mara­ (Ptailice quoted Karlsen as say­ Hat Knockerg Fined their wares as soon as they were able to arrange them on get a perfect fit ----- it m ust have TO dress In clothing un­ which the United States has sold thon talks in the Egyptian capl­ ing he stopped tor (he stc^ sign NEW YORK—In the early able, so stylish, and now so economical you can select a rooniduN. outside racks .and- counters. been wafth the effort. natural to one’s sex. o r given aw ay $46.1 billion in at Rpencer a . and HUletown 19th century the New York (She Page Tta) For the most part sidewalks Many cars with out-cf-town The prohibitions are listed m ilitary hardw are since 1949. Rd. and then turned riglht, hit­ Stock Exchange had fines of $6 '■ ...... ■ ■■■' J Get the starter set as shown above or select the pieces you need were filled with happy pedes­ identlUcaUlons were Uned up on In an early-day bank o f city At the Pentagon’s Office of ting the bike which was bravd- to $26 fo r m em bers who stood SO LID OAK trians, grinning no doubt from both sides of the street, two ordirumces placed Wednes­ Small Plane Off Course, International 'Logistics Negotia­ Ing w est on Spencer Bt. on chairs during trading or now for the master bedroom, guest room, or the "teen den; the thoughts of the savings ac­ day for safekeeping in the tions, Henry J. Kuss Jr. contin­ knocked off another’s hat. women leaiving a oar wUh Mass- (Police quoted him as saying crued by waiting until now to Park College Library. ues to ride a crest of success. 10 Koreans • Spindle Bed and Nite Stand ...... $72 purchase the articles they were (See Page Ten) Known to other governments as carrying, and In some cases, FAA Crash Probe Reports America’s supersalesman of • Spacious 4-Drcnver C h e s t ...... $$8 lugging, home. arms, Kuss ij deputy assistant Am bush VC secretary of defense who, since DON’T REST • Student's Desk ...... $72 All was not joy however, es- im -n'll* C _____1 3 __— HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. huge gash in thk airliner's side. ventlon ot the Stokely Van pedally in the case of one very ffD lJ[llO n^^& J J en C lin ^ JY Q U r (AP) — The newly named sec- The smaller plane blew up, Camp Oo. 1961 has filled orders from SAIGON (AP) — Ten South • 6-Drawer Double Dresser ...... $89 young .man searching for just faetaiy of the Na'vy, business some of it welded to the fuse- Hours after the craiah, a team abroeul fo r m ore than $12.1 bil­ Korean Marinea ambushed the right collar for his pet. He executives, their wives and at lage of the bigger craft, of Investigators from the Na­ lion In weapons. about 16 V iet Cong In the jun­ Cmirror for obovo oxtra) > arrived early at a counter out­ least 10 children were among 82 Hie collision occured at 12:01 tional Transportation Safety The buslness-as-usual atmos­ gle Wednesday night, kUled 82 side of a hardware store which Paper Fashions persted kept watch today around a still were killed, 1,443 woimded. and section Wednesday nlg^ but in a spasm eed knlitting mocfalne ac- of the brick tossing and arson Wednesday night to remain ments In disorder and stirred (IBee Plaga Tko) okleERtally left, running cDntinuouMy fi>r 48 boura lies caused which scarred the area on three peaceful until they discuss their new resentment. a ptvAlem. R o o k v ^ MIHb, compleittng an order of ladtea’ of the prevtous seven nights. grievances with city officials.. A house-to-house search by • w eaten tor a nalttoned ctaain, suddenly found itsdf with an Representatives the young state police and guardsmen overabundance-of pink orlon sweaters. The entire mill i^pefUB Oontributing to the arrest-free ot t o haivo m M oviy tqrn ed pink. In ord er to diiBpaae o f this night In the lakeside city was Negroes in the Pyramid Courts Wednesday was cut short as sweater enuplus, Roosevek Mills offers these sweaters to the the promise ot a flve-nuoi civil Housing Development meet to­ tensions built up over com- pjubHc at: the unbelievable mi^ prices, beilow: lights. delegath^ to ' Mayor day with Mayor Lee Stenzel and l4ainta that doors were broken Bulletin Louts J. Tullio that there would city commissioners to discuss down and belongings tossed be no rioting "from dusk to demands for economic and so­ about. Student's Desk 4-Drciwor Chest • 5-Drowcr Chest • Cheston-Chost • Double Dresser • 9-Dmwt'r Trifile Dres'.er lAwTU onan BOUMOP MISSES' ORLON SWEATERS daw n.’ * ’■ cial reform. Blit a gro(q>,of N ^ro youths The promise came adien the Police and minols National at a meetiiig after the search In piAM/muCKBir, R X (AP) mayor reqmnded to violence Guardsmen sealed off the four- the sealed-off area agreed to —Two mM escapsa with aa wliidi injured 0 persons alpd saw 8 q u a r e-block development "make sure the people know andetanufaMd aranmR o i aakk 18 arrested Tuesday night by Wednesday and clamped.a tight how to keep It co(d." The 10 - today in whoNtop at Bha Paw- WAYSIDE H ieniM tel N ;? ^ getting City Council approval to curfew on the entire d ty ot Cai­ p.m. ctnfew came quietly. p a f? , % * . ro and its 9,600 residents. IVdice manned checkpointa on bnuMh o< the PkmrtSMini 3 secure $1U,000 In em ergen cy POOB-BOTS OAKNOANS funds tor Job training and recre- Taverns and liquor stores the perimeter of the 112-aquare tostttatloa far fi|Mrtagto Po- \ ‘ ■ .... atUai psograms. werp closed until further notice. block area where a Negro gang Um said the pair steadk Iba. A . ^ . ' lODTAIL aOXBIBOOM - > ■ FURNITURE A ymmg Negro was shot to Two persons were arrested shot ' and stomped a white V«ani Rtoott, the hraacA death In a cafe about 20 blockx for curfew violations. One of poUceman to death 'Sunday sHBaesr. am Um head wUA a night. laige BMtolMe «A|aak daitaff ROOSEVELT MIUS frun Chnlnaron C ^ Wednes­ them was John Henderson, 18, (AP WiatoCsz) S it MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST^^T THE (SRE6N—TEL 64tLl8M day night; but police said the who appeared late Wednesday An armoj^ troop carrier Um rahhery. Mna UhMii was Om b IMlr SIS K. MAIN, ROCKVnXE; OONN Rescue waAera searcti for bodies BRUHig buiiift with a smaller plane yesterday near Henderson­ aloae a t Um haak adkea UM WRD..THUBS,. VB L.tfflf PJIL (Bee P a g e Tea) (Bee Page Tea) (See Page Tea) rubble o f a Piedmont Airlines jet which collided ville, N.C. Afl 82 aboard the planes were killed. OMBIIViAi

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