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PAGE TWENTY TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1969 HanrbPBtpr Ettming "\ 1 Areraere Daily Nel^ Press Run Members of the Ladies Guild A prayer and praise service W nt The Week Boded of the Assumption will meet to- will be held tomorrow at 7:30 Shopping Cart The Weather About Town Jone 28, 1969 Fair tonight with lows In up­ ndglk at 8 at the John F. T ier­ p.m. at Calvary Church. per 50a, low 60s. Tomorrow A Hawadian Luau will be ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen­ Latest Hazard mostly sunny, warmer. High In aponsored by the V P W Post and ter St., to pay respects to the , The Greater Hartford Branch urnitm Hrralb 1/ 1 5 ,4 5 9 80s, Shower probability sero Auxiliary and the Stein Club on late Mrs. Mildred Kelley, a of Tranatlantlc prides and On Parking Lot throughout. Saturday night, Aug. 23, at the member. They will also meet Parents Association will meet .J- f . I '' ' . ' Manchester^-4 City of Village Charm VFW Post Honte. A Hawaiian tomorrow at 8;4ffl a.m. at the tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. at the By SOL B. COHEN ' buffet will be served, and there Supermarket managers are VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 267 / Church of the Assumption to act Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 (CkMsIflrd Advertising on IVige S3) will be music for dancing from as an honor guard' at the fu­ losing their hair over the latest PRICE TEN CENTS Sunset Ridge Dr., Ea.st Hart­ 7 . 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The ticket sale neral. ford. hazard on their parking lots will close Saturday and tickets —the shipping cart. may be pimchased from any Too many persons, they say, Jehovah'.") Witnesses wiil^ have Senior High Methodist Youth member of the sponsoring load their bundles into their group discu.ssions of a Bible aid Fellowship of South United groups. Tickets will not be cars and Just leave the shopping Nixon Says: tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at 281 Methodtst Church will meet to­ available at the door. cart to fend for Itself. The only Woodbridge St., 726 N. Main St., night at 7 at the home of the trouble Is that the fenders of 18 Chambers St., 144 Griffin Rd. Rev, and Mrs. Carl W. Saun­ Innocent shoppers become i in South Windsor, and French ders, 17 Bond St. Russia, China scratched or denied, when the Let States Share Rd., Bolton. ' 5 PROJECTOR LAMPS oairt doesn’t stay put. All Types Always In Stock The American Legion will hold And who are the greatesit of­ Junior High Methodist Youth /NC. a business meeting tonight at fenders? Just ask any of the WELDON DRUG CO. Fellowr^hip of South United 8 p.m, at the post home. Income Tax Cash youths who gather up the carts l^ethodlst Church will meet to­ 767 Main St, Manchester and they’ll tell you that women SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) 2— The allocations of the total morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the 648-5321 Members of the Connecticut are ithe greatest offenders. — President Nixon asked Con­ annual fund among the 50 states Fight at Border church campus. North-East Chapter 604, Amer­ Most of the men shoppers, gress today to tftart sharing in­ would be on the basis of each ican Association of Retired Per­ they say, bring the cart back to come tax revenues with the state’s share of national popula­ \J Itoil Chinn c-hurgod that .sever- sons, who have ticket reserva­ the store area, when unloaded. states at a set amount each tion. As an incentive to expand TOKYO (AP) —Fight­ Ttie naltorwilily of these was not tions for the state picnic at Lake But, the women, or the great­ year with no strings attached. its own tax resources, a state ing bnike out lietween So­ nl_hundred Soviet trooiw under st;il)‘d Quaasapaug, will board the bus er majoriity of them. Just leave The states could use the mon­ whose revenue effort is above viet and Chinese tnxips to­ cover of two helicopter.-) Invmh-d The official Soviet news agen- tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Fields SInkiang and there were innny the cart where it is, and drive ey as they see fit after passing the national average would g^t day on the frontier of Sin- )-y T)U).s re}x>rt)'d that the Parking lot. Silver Lane, East (Jhine.-n- cn.sualties Clilneae were thro»:n back into away, they say. In fact, they on a fixed portion to city gov­ a bonus above its basic per cap­ kiang ProVince, home of Hartford. ernments. Tile Soviet government a little their own territory and two of are quick .to tell you that the ita portion of revenue sharing. Peking’s nuclear arsenal women shoppers, when they Nixon envisioned that most of 3— The amount the states Inter ch n rg«l that CThlnese ttielr offlcors were lictalned. It park their cars, even nudge the money would go to educa- mukt share with local govern­ and m i s s i I e-t e sting troops penetrated Runnlnn terri­ a,itd the ckish occurred near Public Records other oarts out of their way, , tion. ment units would be established grounds. tory and then* uvre canunltlej Scmipalnllnsk In Kaiakhatan aero.).-) from SInktang. Marriage Licenses to go rolling into the nearest And he saw the whole project by a set formula. A local gov­ Radio Poking In a Chlnene- Kenneth Michael Hankinson, car. as a means of "shifting the bal­ ernment’s share would be based Another Sealtest Ice Cream Sale at Pinehurst! 303 Oakland St., and Linda More scratch-ond-dent acci­ ance of political power from on its proportion of total local langd,)ge hrojulcnst said more Washington back to the country than 10 lank.-) and armored cars Starting Wednescfoy . . . 20c OFF on every SiLsan Frank, 332 Oakland St., dents happen in parking lots government revenue raised In Aug. 16, St. Bridget Church. than anywhere else. Many and the people” and “ narrowing the state. U. S. Ready W )i)' In the Ini-uaton force. But half gallon of Sealtest Ice Cream you buy at Craig Stanley Jensen, 812 E. times, shoppers who come out the distance between the people later the official New China Pinehurst. No limit . . . fill your freezer! Center St., and Mary Elizabeth and discover the damage blame and the government agencies 111 a I n h e a I N ewa Agency Odell, Manchester, Aug. 30, St. It on a hit-and-run driver, when, SWINGING BUYS • ACTION DEALS dealing with their problems.” To Consider change««liin.H "unwarnintedly ■ fired proved in such demand from our last advertisement that of course. By the time the shop­ $500 million. But it would get up al the esuneee frontier gunnfai SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) iC k iT WASHINPTON (AIM — Pr»>rt- we are continuing the sale thru this week. M 6 A per gets to her car, unloads the Comfort to $5 billion annually by mid- on normal |«itn>l duty, killing or Gang Size Special a t ...... Jar 1975. — President Nixon, declaring he dent Nixon has pronounced the cart and leaves it right there, Giant frozen food storage woumling nmiiy of them on the in Style Nixon said he was keeping a intends to hold the line on gov­ United States prepared to con- Hi>ot ■' It a>lilett that the Chlnrae the previous group of carts, al­ ernment spending, has criti­ alder a ban on the testing of ad- WEDNESDAY ONLY AT PINEHURST ready has been carted away. campaign pledge with these pro­ »)-re .” ) om|>dle)l to fight back Five posals and also was expressing cized Congress for adding $1.1 vnncc>d multiple warhead mls- 111 «elf-defcn»e ” So! Ladles! Beware you don’t ...fast fast ice! 1 allea in arms control talks with FINE, RIPE, BURNHAM’S the feelings of the m ajority of billion to his budget for fiscal Rnulto Peking Hald Die Rus- ICEBERG become a shopping cart scof- Decorator Colors! the Soviet Union. TOMATOES Americans who, he declared, 1970. alana bad aeni tn more troop? LEHUCE flaw. Nixon mode Uie statement In 14.7 CU. ft. “ no longer support the contin­ He issued a statement Tues­ and further cliijUie* Were ex- And, please! No letters and a July 9 letter to Sen. Edward ued expansion o f federal serv­ day taking the House to task for ix'cled phone calls! No Frost Refrigerator W. Brooke, R-Moss., declaring 1 5 c ices.” tacking the additional outlay to The two allien exchanged pro- 2 9 c .1 his su[qx>rt of an early start on The President said the reve­ the budget he recommended for ti'at notea Tile Soviet F'orelgn strategic arms limitation nego­ • Jet Freeze Ice Compart­ nue sharing proposal also would the Department of Health, Edu­ DEW FRESH JiURNHAM’S CORN tiations. Ministry charged tluit "a ll re- BANK CREDIT “ provide encouragement and cation and Welfare. H|x>iull>IIUy (or the eertoiie UJS. OHOIOE ment blows sub-zero air In those talks, the President OSCAR MAYER the necessary resources for lo­ “ I regard this action as incon­ ron.»equenres of the Cftilnese CARDS ACCEPTED animinfumi said, the United Slates will be over ice-trays for extra cal and state officials to exer­ sistent with the intent of Con­ Astronauts Michael Collins, Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., and Neil A. Armstrong, left to LAMB LEGS prepared to consider a morato­ provocations on tiie Sovlel- cise leadership in- solving their gress a week earlier when it im­ right, look up and wave to welcomers during motorcade on lower Broadway in BACON fast freezing rium or a ban on the testing of Clilnese borik’r rest with the ARTHUR DRUG owm problems.” He predicted it posed a celling on spending for New York. (AP Photofax) multiple independently-targeted gwenm ient of the CTilnese IVo- Lb. 8 3 c the current fiscal year,” Nixon • Zero-degree freezer holds would “ restore strength and re-entry velilcles MIRVs. plr’s Rei>ul)llc.” Fresh from Dubuque, Iowa '^^^Fashionette vigor to local and state govern­ said. up to 147 lbs. Brooke disclosed contents of riem eiit F. Ila.vnswortli Jr. Tlie Chliies)- F’lireign Ministry A ir Conditioner ments.” He added that congressional Spacemen Find: tile Pn-sldent’s letter Ttiesday acciiHett tile Soviet Umun of • Mobile Cold, separate In the past three decades, action to date on his revenue re­ In urging that the Senate act on ' i-i'entlng a (resli Ineldeni of WINDOW commendations was “disap­ BAKE-A-LOAF MEAT LOAF • Fresh Air Exchanger Nixon said, there has been \ hts resolution seeking lui liiiMstHiieil " It ilematideil that TRANSMISSION temperature controls for • Ten Position Automatic “ enormous federal commitment pointing” and that he hoped in Seasoned, frozen, made by our mealbmen from U.8. Immediate moratorium on such Uie Sui'let Government in ne«w men, new ideas and new future actions it would live up to Hayiiswortli Choice Beef, Pork and Veal . . . ccu'efully seasoned. SHADES SERVICE each section Thermostat tests. imniedtnlely withdraw all Us Pop aluminum pan in oven and bake. A • LEXAN® Molded Case— dollars from Washington but the its own commitments to fiscal The adnilnistration, which o ri­ Inlniiilng triM>|Hi (r»m Qhliieae problems of the cities deepened responsibility. Special ...... A lbs. $1.78 Mad* to Order • Twin vegetable bins and W on’t Rust Ever! ginally sought a July SI begin Said Choice li-i-rltory ami im m edlalrly stop SPECIALISTS • Directional Top Air rapidly into crisis.” In the aggregate, congression­ Sea of Tranquility nlng of arms limitation talks. Is Bring your old rollers In and II.) firing ” ■ removable bin for 18 eggs The federal government ■ave 85o per ohade. AUTOMATIC— STANDARD I Discharge al policies thus far add up to still awaiting word from Mos­ llie eliisli I'lime only five days BLOCK ISLAND FRESH SWORDFISH promised so much and delivered taxing less and spending more, cow un an acceptable starting For CoiiiT Scrvfemf • R.pair*d • K.bvUl • GE colors or white after Mosi-ow and Peking signed so little, he said that there has Nixon said, and “ appealing as dale. PLEASE READ OUR WED. NIGHT AD IN THE HERALD MANGHEHTEB an agreeiiD-iil im river lutvlga- 6000 BTU/Hr. WASlUNUTON (AIM Fed­ E. A. JOHNSON TRANHBOH8ION been a loss in faith in its effi­ this may be at the moment, it Both Uie United Stali-s and the OO. I ciency. Soviet Union are at work on eral JiDlge Clement F' lliiyno- (See Page Right) He explained his revenue (See Page Six) Far Cry From N.Y.C. M IRV wenpoiM whtoii could aim wortll Jr la reporlr)! by Hemilo PAINT GO. 16 Bralnard Place Pinehursf Grocery, Inc. sources to be Prealnnoring ji resolution "income each year. For fiscal House Delays massive, cross-country day of stroug, 3D; Fidwln K. Aldrin Jr.. which would seek to luive the Sources say Ally Geo John FRONT LOAD 1971 it would be a one third of hero’s welcome in New celebration that would lake :ill. and Michael Oullins, 36, were United suites refrain from N Mitchell rrsi-itrrhed the nil- HOMO RfrrrRNH FILTER-FLO* HIGH SPEED one per cent. And it would rise York today, touched "down them westward later to Chlatgu Joined in tliclr Jmmiey through M IRV flight tests so long iim Uie Ings of circuU Juilges be PORTABLE in future years to a regular con­ Action On at the foot of Wall Street and IjO.s Angeles. the city aiKl arroas the nation Soviet Union does the same. tore recommending the eleva­ fllH ’AUO (AP) — VIesnie WASHER DRYER stant figure. and began their triumphal and TTils W(U4 no Sea of Tranquility by their wives and ctilldreii. T7ie MiisaaehiUM-IUi senator tion of JiaynaworUi from chief Hoiiio. Hoslon Red Hex relief RADIO SHACK DISHWASHERS SELF-CLEANING School Loans hlirtoric motorcade through the they came to on this bejiutlful, ''This IH one of New York said In an Interview tluit some Judge of the 4th U.S. f*lrcuU |iU<-hrr Irmn IHexICia, report- city as ticker tape swirled in the warm and sunny day It was City's great moments,” raid action la esnenllul U> control Court of Apiieala at Rlclmumd. mi al the (-liih’so hotel Wediiea air. Mayor Joftn V. Lindsay In a M IRV (Vrvelojmient quickly, lest Va . to a sent on the nation’s , 1 .- OVEN RANGE WASHINGTON (AP) — With New York at Its fulle-1 . Its day after being iiihNUng slaee the new wen|Hms Im> perfected highiwt tribunal the start of college classes only Tugboat.? dotted the. East R iv­ throngs hailing the nioonmen st.)l)-menl Monday nighl. Konlo, 16, and deptoyeil. Once that luis Fortas qiSt la mid-May amU( weeks away, (Jongreas has left er as the astronauts arrived In whom earthbound Amerirarw , 'Wi- have tionoDHl many voy- who does no4 spewh Rngliah, Man Slays hap|M*ned. he salr Ttiomiis I‘nine, Surface Unit • 3 Heat Selections where he was an instructor. ed that 200,000 students m ay be On Paradf’s in Northern Ireland verts to iluilt'in l.ater temperatures Sen. Abraham—-R lblcoff, D- Non-approprtated funda are head tji Un- Nntlnn;il Aensnin • Automatic Oven Timer, Police investigators, who said denied aid for the coming col­ IsONIKiNliKimY. Northern The riioliR iiei fire to IwAmeii teal.lilt Kovemment ref)M»M) to Complete with • Permanent Press Cycle • End-of-cycle signal can Conn.. said his investigative disttnet from appropriated ones tli-s and Hjsu-i- A)lmlnlstratloii^ • Maple Ciittinj] Board Top Clock and Minute Timer be set to sound or not they had no clues to the killer’s lege year If Oongre.ss flails to Irvliind (A l*) Nortliipm Irr and «)uj|re nnayer Generally 60 WATT RECEIVER • Illuminated Cooktop account from witnesses: The Senate bill makes Aug. 15 UMliiy ail mju^crhrii niMl bjMilin *I7ie )«dlr« Imttled I>ACk of I>erry In wtum the |»ro selections and drum Tue.sday when Secretary of De­ speaking, non-appro|irluted Lennon was standing by his the effective date In the hope I a m h * F-aijIr MiN'ts r m^«rUnK» after a. PrrMe*- with lenr «mokr teatuntA held off (Ike (.!dUw$llr • Storage Drawer- fense Melvin R. I-aIrd disclosed money Involves profits from thi- • AUTOMATIC TURNTABLE • Porcelain enamel lop car when a man carrying a rifle that banks will trust (Congress to tiuil {Niritde t(Mirh««d olf the thmwn fnjfii nrmoreerntlon of the clubs. r.ri'w 'i'oiiifilit and basket and tub approached. An argument took taice final action on continuing womt vk>lenr)T In the Htiite In they itfitaAiird thnMi|(h street (^i44tAl(y flKurvR UwlU'Ated • TWO MATCHING ^thc probljBmeslnce last October TTie I’entagon released' a let­ place, followed by a struggle for the loan guarantees. UiH ANGELKH (Al*) rnorv* (hiin 50 y««Lm harrif liijre iVdh r nald (he ( aji Um I riHJiel of (he wtui Iw! SPEAKERS The senator said his Investiga­ ter from I^ rd to Rlblcoff which the gun. Fearing another fight over Charles A. iJndbergii, who Tlvere waji no Inimrdliite wAji mUf] variety. aiwI it luul lit tweg-n tiu)' G*4iUu>li<*« i^ml the l*n> tors were In South Vietnam campus riots. House sponsors reJerred specifically to on Inves­ mad<‘ avlatasi history wlUChls thifi from the IV>rr>«in ('RlhoUra, tie effect (he rVfferA Irtetitftl ftfdlre Of (he (tw>re than A shot went . wild, Lennon, from March to July but got ”no tigation'of ’’criminal acUvllles” refused Tuesday to take the bill 3 3 ‘-i-hour N«-w York I'arU fllgitt wlu>»e Amrlent Ortley^of Hiber- re|eKled lnjure«l, Wl wer«t pie shouting “ H elp!” , started run­ Indication that the Arm y is ei­ in S)>uth Vietnam iind pledged to T e e r watt u»e«l »(Aln tn 199 to the floor under the i^un In 1927, mak)-s un imusual pub. nliuvi pUnnepearance wbtn.lie utlends amAll Urwn of InjrtKlvrn^KrldAy wen* (rrHAtrd -kl rmer^rfu*y «tA' CP ^ killer, a tall, bearded white man lice Itself” on this matter. ■■.Interanl InvesUgatlv'e Informa­ puNh hark Riijne thrtiw inf rkj( Members wanting to add anti tonight’s (Aate dinner tor the ProtMrtAnt mJUUuitji ted ^ the eet up In Hofpildr. (he about 35. fired twice and Lennon While emphasizing that no tion” au> Eagle ' tmother GAturdmy In *nwp fiflUlnif a Iao epiUed over 90 and fired a third lime. Pentagon officials Indicate)! F'riedhelm. indicating the HCoi>e iMd d)eergh was 2.*> when he wry. A. prrdomlnAntly <‘Athf>llc ln(o eurruuxwhnf («iWTL« And vH- The killer, wearing blue trou­ there Is concern over the ,poast- of the problem, said It Involved f n/WfU |M/Ured lnU$ the BtrectA ment. flew die single <-oglne Hpirit of Unrn U je * bu( Helf/ij^, the CApItsU of Behind Hie counter or behind the oppiionce Norman *S has sers and a green sweater, fled bllity of huge rake-offs of the mllliohii of dollars. He -relerD-)! jufll After br»Akfoe|. TTie loan program la in trou Ht. IjC M iM ucrrjMi Die Atlantic and Hoote Miniftter YUibrrt Prjrtrr NfDrUirrn treinn*! wtui quktt in a small blue and white car. profits by military men operat­ only to N(.X). clubs. Imimh] Uie b«n After ('AlhoUcji, TTir lAteift <$f rellfhMiJi ble because the coot of borrow became an Instant mu-malksuil (1 iAhe« were reje>rted in Htfu- TTie Lennorts lived In a 40- ing the facilities. F'rledhara added: ” It focuses ProieAtAntA And the pr>Uc« bAt vU>(efii 8>-j per hero. (lune { ntfiK uoatAi. < VaU leUiiul One congressional source sug­ Hie experts! People you know you can depend on for expert year-old house In Venice, a sea­ cent Irjteree^ or higher, while on allegations of unethical deal­ Eagle was tiie rueme of the lu­ tied Uirvjuch the b) tdoh- O tU trd l^ |*anu5rl of gested some uniformed opera­ and N«rwry X side suburb o f Los Angeles. the student Joans have a 7 per ings on goods and se.rvlcet " nar landing ship tlvit U m k Ald- dcjcKlerry More Uuoi 500 p«r* Prx)Uw(unU^ TYir p4rAi5»* IF PURCHASED tors of military dubs oould be Once of modest size, it grew cent Interest ceiling. The number of elubs Involved rin and Armstnsig the sur­ •oriD wer* Injured. whhh Ncirl^fn ' ir»lA/«d‘« rrv> {%mm P a« » KIavmr) getting kickbacks from high- . . room by room 04^ the brood of Banks have )>een turning was mX mentioned, and no am- face of the mocsi S E P A R A m V service and expert product knowledge Norm an's Peo­ paid entertainers they hire for \ children increased. down student loone, because of ptlflcatlon was given on irregu­ REG. PRICE 309.90 In a recent interview. Lennon the interest celliiig. TTie Senate the troops. larities being studied by 40 told how the first additicn was RiblooO skid his group has Army InvesUgators partlclpsl- ,-it the Wall Hire*-) HeHjrfxt for ple, your kind o f people you know you can trust. paid for with the help of his (See Page Six) been investigating since last ing In the probe. tile n*le to City Mall • SOLID STATE RECEIVER with singing daughters. The (uitrrjcuiiiLa waved to on­ magnetic cartridge pre-ampllfler, He had run out of money for lookers Behind them, flreboots FM tuning meter, automatic FM FREE DELIVERY # PAYMENTS TAILORED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! lumber, so he began getting the ijirayed fountiilns of wster into itereo light, separate bass and girls singing Jobs at small par­ the air Tile tugtxjHte wamiled V.!'. ties. Their first paycheck: $10. treble controls, loudness switch, their bomM in w r U tim t ttn .. headphone jack, eitruded alumi­ MANCHESTER'S MOST COMPLETE APPLIANCE STORE ’’Eventually they were hired -Oddly liiere was e.llen/'e at num front panel walnut case plus to, sing at an Elks Club affair Swaps Baby for a Phonograph flint. Its the n x x t n m v n stepped and it Just happened that Law ­ onto ttrf- jsid frrm. liietr Msnr,e many more features. * 3 1-2022 PETERBOROUGH, England 24. and his wife Patricia, 2$, going to buy a new record play­ rence Welk Jr. was there,” Len­ O u rfm helicojiter Then the (A P ) — Shirley Thome says she said they offered their $100 er and offer It In exchange for • "LAB 12" CHANGER with factory non said. An audition with Welk hems arid weiisiW-t r» yan D,e swapped one of her daughters record player (or Jacqueline. h e r " 8r. was arranged, and the rest silence tumevl to luaty cheering mounted base and magnetic car­ for >1 second-hand record player They said they were “Miocked" The Butlers sold they will is history.” as the ino*or. id<- le-yan m wlng UKEITI BUY«'- tridge complete automatic turn­ The new- Lennon Sisters ser­ three months ago. Now she when the Thornes handed over fight to keep the child, who^ncm slow))’ tbraugh Wall HIraet smid table system. 4 speeds, cueing, anti­ wants the child bock and is will­ the child, her birth certificate calls them M(immy and Daddy ies. to be aired over ABC-TV the frsihtpinal I:-ker tape.; skate, stylus pressure adjustment, 4 F riday evenings startm^ Sept. ing to give a new record player and a slgne|] paper saying she "She is' wonderfully happy The on lo w e r Manhat­ CREDIT pole motor. *42-2567 26, will be called "The Lennon for her. was theirs. irith us.” sold Mrs Butler ”Wc tan was the first chance ffw U>e Sisters’ Hour.” A spokesman The deal was mode at* a trslt- M rs Thome sold the record are determined to go through 9-; .■■'XXX pubfic to, see the astronauts • M C 1000 SPEAKERS Features said the first five episodes were er camp os uie 24-yeor-old player the next day for $7.25 to the ISwrful sdo^lon procedure, Member* «>f ” )c laiMtc ho/i tsen heavy magnet 8" woofer, 3" wide already In tape. mother and her garbage mllec- buy m ilk'for Tracey. corne what may She la our Ht'le J rvX to (pi to Kenriwly. Air- — dispersion tweeter. Fully sealed INC. ■ Lennon. Chicago-born, moved tor husband Arthur. 26. were ” I wrms unhappy to leave my girl now ” jort to’ »» » tiietfi arsl only soo oiled walnut cabinetry. *40-1980 to Loa Angeles with his parenta moving to sn apartment. At that child, but I didn’t think I could County children I officer Ber­ .iirjor*. wrw)x-rs a-ere on hand whUe sUll an infant. Once a time they bod two daughters, cope as I am expecting another tha Brock sold the child still le­ there to rherr profesBlonal singer himself, he Jacqueline. 2. and Tracey 5 baby.” aatd the young woman. gally belongs to the Thornes Aerrshi from O ty Hall, stu­ SINCE 1939 also had worked In earlier years months, and Mrs. Thome sras ’ ’The Butlers have no chlldrcii She added: ."The trsnaecUoa dents St Pace Ooileg* unfurled a for the D ougU f Aircraft Co and pregnant., BO I thought the arrangement was not illegal, although It Is s 445 HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER — . NEAR McKEE^’’ ‘ bugs banner from ItUrd-fluoe R A D I O CoHM^etieut Bmnk tmd Bm1f0rd' Chrnrg** drove trucks for • eofl drtnk "Jacqueline aros getting a bit would nxaJie them a little hap­ practice we do all we con to dis­ WeCn-l. windows reading V it e . 0 >l- company and a milk firm. After cd a handful." IMrs. Thome told pier - courage We shall watch the ett- Thufe., Prt.—1. e-M. • • wa. leg* Sokilaa the Men . N n r th r r ii Irr U n il. w ith a rm u reil v&- MANCHESTER PARKADE ters’ act he turned to leaching getting on my nervea " made s terrible, mistake. AH I to see the child comes lo no hidrn to riuHrer-st? Calholii- riottrr» Tutsulay Firt* ragta at left of^the rock-litter- golf MlUworfcer GoofTrey Butler, wont Is JaeguSUne bock. I am harm.” (Hee Page Right) f l s tr e e t (Al* I’hotofax)* ' ’ ■ \ A A V •;\ \

PAGE TWO \ MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AtJGUST 13, 1969 PAGE THREE whom, fame and fortune have, \ \ drama; Cottrell, Sunburned A f­ American Congress was a ques­ Bolton not rrfieved of her honesty or rica; the Csech Academy of V e m o n Stardom^s ^Vulgar^^ Barhrq, tion of naUonal security so ^Souled OuP Sheinwold on Bridge hef insecurities. Sciences, The Czech Black MOVIE AUDIENCE As Others See Us much a question o f a phlloeophl- The root of the Insecurity, or Book; Forman, America’s ...... g u id e ...... cal world outlook than it was In A SERVICE OF FILM-IMAKERS PROTECT YOURSELF Prefers Scrubbing Pantry the uncertainty, lies I think in New Bopk^ Place in World Economy; Qir- LONDON (AP)—The London United Statea is galng to avoid the battle Nixon waged. And KIDDIE KORRAL Tonight at Judge Advises a Youth^ 17, AND THEATERS. AGAINST A HOLDUP NORTH her changing view of herself as Eudi, ^rxism and Christian­ Sunday Mirror called for a “ full any future mllltarv Involvement never was a decision that con­ 4 94 By CHARLES CHAMPLIN fore a bunch of strangers; I an artist. I f she rose to great Nursery school appUcatkms i»w beifiR oooepted ity; Guenol,. Soccer; Hartog, Thtse BOply to Mm» By ALFRED SHEDfWOLD In these so-called wars' of na­ cerned national defense. If not f !o— ri ahef N<,rv 1. 1368 <0 A O 1073 The Los Angeles -Hmes don’t care about pleasing a fame as a singer who could act, federal Inquiry” Into Sen. Ed­ for fall and summer profcram — 9:00-11:30 Added By The Childr^, and Hodges, Center Park ICs Better Out of Jail tional liberation which used to Indeed the existence o f the I I f you like your opponents, O KQ 10 group. Some perfortoera get a she views herself as an actress ward M. Kennedy’s auto acci­ Lady Queen Anne. LAS VEGAS — It was be called terrorist campaigns or American people, so strongly Monday thru Friday. THIS SEAL you will want to spare them 44 10 6 2 thrill out of winning over a cold who sings (but who will not sing Also, Holzer, Life Afber Soul music, that form of ex­ ’’People do care” insisted a by assault and to Mrs. Betty Barbra Streisand’s closing dent .three weeks ago In which a Communist ujirisings.” overpowered by Ideological pre­ Library in ads Indicat** th* nlm w** uncertainty and fear. All of WEST EAST audience — I talked to’ Elvis at all in her next film). The “Prepare Your C^hild For Kindergarten’* Death; the Challenge and the pression that has become syn- judge but a 17-year-old didn’t Hjsatt for breach o f peace wlien night at the International Hotel Washington secretary, Mary Jo The naUonally circulated Ger­ texts. Mibfnittad and approved under your friends will love you and 4 J8763 4 A Q 2 about it last night; he does —I change left her with consider­ 'Hie Bolton PubMc Library Evidence; Klkl, KUd; Ten look convinced in court yester­ they refused to testify against and a gratuity beyond the man newspaper Die Welt said of ’’The President won in a photo ottymous with the block people Ol* Motion Picture Codo will say what a good loser you 852 O K J 6 don’t. It jums me off. My work able doubts as to what Vegas Kopechne. drowned, Full-Time Day Care and Hourly Care has recently added some new Thousand Yean in a Lifetime; day.,Circuit Court Judge Thom­ each other. Both Uve on Laurel dreams of avarice could the Senate’s approval of the finish. But one must realtze.that of this country, will fill Man­ of SaH-Ragulation. are. Don’t read today’s bridge O 54 98762 now is making movies. I enjoy expected qf her. and what she "N ot only hla personal tntegri- Open 7:00-5:30 Motiday thru Friday books to Its collectian. Laird, Republican Papen; as Ctorrigan carefully explain­ St., RockvlUe, and were involv­ o probably not have squeezed safeguard missile defense sys­ the rebellion against the hilll- ^ Suggaalad for GENERAL column if you" really enjoy be­ « 853 * A9 it; I understand It. And you 9 Debnont St, Manchester— Phone: 649-5531 New fiction books added In Mayer, Causes Cost and Con­ chester’s Center Park tonight ed the detaUs of why It’s better ed In an akercatlon whkdi re­ another customer into the huge expected of herself. ty and the honor of his family tem ; tary industrial complex has not ing known aa a gopd loser. SOUTH can work a normal day and July include: Braddon, When trol of Overweight, and Mon­ in a free concert beginning at not to be In jail to Robert Morse sulted in the hospitalization of audianca*. room. “ Seldom in the history of the South dealer. hang In the balance,” the M ir­ been defeated.” the Enemy is Tired; Buck, The tague, The Natural Superiority Jr. who formerly lived st 6$%, Mrs. H yatt 4 K 105 have your weekends. 7 o’clock. S Suggaalad for MATURE East-West vulnerable. I had thought and said that ror said, “ The reputation of his Three Daughters ot Madam L i­ of Women. Village 8t., Rockville. Morse Other cases noUed included: <0 94 “ One is human, but the fans audianca* (parental dlacra- Opening lead —Six of the engagement began badly, ang; Cleary. Remember Jack Also Moore, Invention, Dis­ Several groups from Hart­ had made It clear he dldift O A J 3 want to keep you supernatural, Hair Brushes country for justice and truth Jacques Deslauriera, 20, of Uon advised). with Miss Streisand conveying Hoode; Donovan, I ’ll Get There. covery and Creativity; Nowlea, ford’s North End will sing In care whether or not he waa sent Spades. ♦ KQJ74 I used to prefer fantasy to teeters on the knife edge. S o ^ c St., Rocfcvfile, and a cool aloofness which was no It Better Be Worth the Trip; the two-hour concert called to jaU. 3 RESTRICTED —- Parson* West opened the six of South West North reality, but now I like reali­ Drugs on the Campus; Paradis, Curtis Joeies, 30. of RFD 1, EU- help to the new-room problems “Let tl\ls inquiry look at alU FV>rster, Miss Owen-Owen; "Souled Out.” The concert has The boy was charged with' under 16 not admitted, un- spades, and East, a fine sport 1 4^ Pass 1 O ty. . .the healthier I get. the Beauty Aids Two Hundred IfilUon Miles a ington, both for faUure to wear (bad sound) or to a program 1 the evidence to date. Everyone been planned by Mrs. Carol and a good loser, played the Pass 3 9 harder it is to get out and per­ Freedman, The Apprentice Day; Reich, William Reich; three counts of breach of peace protective headgear, and to laas accompanied by parsnl*’ 1 N T By AP NEWSFEATURES ^le party who has ace. East continued with the found too talky and under- form. Real life is more impor­ )ls Open 6 Days Every Week— Thurs. Nites till 9:00 Bastard, and Gilbert, The Visi­ Smith Kline and French, Drug Hutchinson of Bolton. She is the in June on the complaint o f Benedict Marocfalnnl, 28, o f ESl- or adult guardian. 3 N T A ll Pass queen of spades, and South held weighted with familiar material tant to me than performing. I Your beach bog or weekend “Tiythlng to add to the confusing K v i i h ' H y tor, Abuse: Escape to Nowhere: founder and leader of the Inner his moUter, Mrs. Frsnees Ington Ave., RocfcvUie, Infoxica- Paraont under 16 not ad- up. That Is, South refused to and change o f pace. get a pleasure you wouldn’t be­ bag isn’t at the ready unless that fateful night Also Jeal, Somewhere Beyond Sidzberger, A Long Row of Can­ City Choir, which meets at the Oreszlan. He had caused dis­ Uon. mittad. Thit age restriction take the king. East next led his still has the chance that each But word from the desert per­ lieve from scrubbing my pan­ you’ve tucked one or two hair- *bould be there to speak his Reproach; Lai>e, The Day of dles, and White, Marking of the Inner City Exchange on Nelson turbances at her home and she may b* higher in certain low spade, and South won with opponent started with tour sisted that much had changed try.” brushes In with the rest of your P*ece. the Feast; McLean, The Glass President, 1908. St. in Hartford. told the family relations officer spades. grooming accessories. ’"nie sooner a large-scale In- r l' House; Neufeld; Edgar Allan; that she didn’t want her ton arsas. Check theater or the king. and the engagement had be­ Performers watching another Bulletin Board TTie Exhange has been forced South then went after the So Sofith takes his king of The styles for sun and surf qulry Is called and the matter We’ve Added a New O'Hara, The O’Hara Genera­ back In the bouse. The piu’enU, Chamber Plans sdvartiaing. come the time of triumph it actor perform feel a powerful The Fire Depcu’tment regu- to vacate its premises beoauae clubs, and East took his ace. spades at once and leads clubs. urge to get up and work them­ are simple, easy to mansige and resolved, the sooner he (Kenne- tion; Olsen, Silence on Monte are divorced. printed ■ pvbiening night because I was in Value Giving observation tor a suspected ov­ Are these needs being met ? and doing It. bom with two mouths, two ed: ’’Back Into the old analogy Mrs. Secore said she felt con­ Pair 8:30, The April Fools 10:00 probably has the ace-jack of product—pianos. A Qiristchurch a state ol shock. You could feel Whether you’ve got sharp teeth, store teMi, or no erdose of drugs. If not, what ahould be done? The critic, challenged to noses and tour eyes. box goes his row of dominoes— finement In jail had Improved spades; and If South doesn’t firm that has long been the the hostility of that opening teeth, we think you will mjoy our choice, tender, well Richard Bruce Jewner, a la­ Business leaders making pr^ probe, has to agree that con­ The calf was bom Saturday the famous simile long used as With These hts attitudes. The motion was sentatlons wiU be representa- take his king at once he will agent for a piano factory In , night audience, all the gamblers trinuned steak. And you won’t have to mortgage your eye borer from Niagara FaHa, Ont., fronting a mass of blank faces morning to a 9-year-old cow on proof that if one Southeast granted. Police Pay Docked never get It. South is uncertain the Netherlands recently began who were there because they’re was admitted to the emergency Uvea from a major retail store, —maybe hostile, maybe indif­ the property of Albert Vogt on Aslan nation fril a victim of teeth to pay for It! So drop In and try somd. See, taste, A suspended 60-day sentence of making his contract, but he to make pianos. Savings From ward of Vancouver General a major bank, a m ajor manu­ HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford Important to the hotel, all the ferent, possibly smashed, pos­ Chemiske Road. and enjoy the difference. was given to Ral]^ Flora, S3, communism. Its neighbors Hospital. The hospital would say facturing concern, and organ­ Police CSilef Thomas J. Vaughan actors who resent the fact that sibly impatient, maybe eveir^(as Dr. Harold Gardiner, a Litch­ of Sleeping Giant Apts., Rock­ would inevitably topple too. only that he was fit enough to ized labor. says the pay of more than half you’re doing things they think Barbra suspects) in some ob­ field veterinarian, said Monday ville, who was charged with re­ r. ’’Instead, these countries have Our 4 Huge Floors! Bducaticn leadera making pre- the black policemen who partici­ Whatever you hear about ^ -they should be doing. It’s total scure way afraid of her—must leave Tuesday night. sisting arrest. A breach of peace he had seen only one other calf been given a genial sermon on ■entatlona wiU be repraaenta- ^lear time up there. be an ordeal to anyone, and W« hov* gMiriiM U.S. Choke whok 6 to 7-lb. A justice ol the peace Is to charge was noUed. pated in a sick-call protest last I H T C a like buette and It was bom self help—’Do It Yourself’—cou­ ttvea from community coUegea. » ”I don’t enjoy performing be­ certainly to a young woman rule Friday on whether prosecu­ As Flora was explaining a week will be docked. is true! dead. pled with a warning that the TondoHoint (Fflot Mignon) . . . Club Stookt. technioal schot^s, urban schools 60”, Early American Sofa tion ahould proceed on Jeamer’s domestic situation which in­ Vaughan said Tuesday a re­ and community service groups. D e^ onko Steaks os wefl os Round Steak . . . cornplaint accusing TTudeau of volved erratic behavior on the view of the doctor’s certificates Reservations for the confer­ common assault during a dem- part of hla wife, a woman had showed some discrepancies be­ Shoulder Steak and your favorite large tender- ence from local firms may be onatration here laat Friday to be evicted from the court­ tween what the doctors said the made by contacting the Man- kined Porteriiouse. night. room twice for seemingly un­ men were treated tor and what (*eater Chamber of Commerce, !?TT?T?T1TTTr k - controllable giggling. She was the men said was the matter 257 E. Center St., by Friday, '5, later Identified aa Mrs. Flora. when they called in sick. Custom Colonial Sept. 5. A total ot 22 black policemen SEALTEST ICE CREAM A presentenoe investigation DeLBuCOUK w«B ordened for ' Robert Boc- took peut In the protest, against A t hanko, 18, of 32 Park PL, Rock­ a U e g ^ racial dlscrlmlnaUon in BURNSIDE IS O N SALE AT PINEHURST THIS WEEK! Hopes for Apollo 12 908 IfpraU) ville. He pleaded gu ^ to the depculment. breaking and entering wMh cri­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — The PiiblUhw] DaDy EzeerH Burdsyt minal Intent Into f.wo local sup­ commander of the ApoUo 12 uid Holldsyi u IS BU.^1 Street Sofas and Chairs ermarkets and to a charge of M auclx’ster Please read our od on Page 18 MaAcheiter. Conn. (06040) moon misalan aay» the crew will larceny reoultlng from the theft tiy to retrieve plieoes of the Sur­ Mon. thru Fri. Telephob. 663-2711 Second Ciau Pewtare Paid ai of cigarettea and beer from one veyor 8 robot apaoecraft which 8:96-7:99-8:68 Uancheater. Ootin of them. AdditkmbI chaigea of landed on the moon In M ay 1967. ^ THEATRE EAST ' «:36.7:1S-9:16 SKJLflMB-SBB______Pinehursf Grocery, Inc. SUBSCRIPTION RAIXB breaking and entering and lar- The commander. Charles Con­ DRIVE-IN SAVINGS in the length, Payable In Advance cetiy in a third Incident were rad Jr., told newsmen at Inter­ One Year ...... SSO.OC MAIN STREET—(X)RNER MIDDLE TPKE, iti Mooths ...... U-iO rolled and the case waa con­ national Airport Tuesday that Three M on tha...... 7.80 tinued to Sept. 2S' he and astronaut Alan L. Bean style, fabric, color Oaa Month .. ^ . 160 A L O A CSuuxBs of breaking and en­ will attempt to briig; bcu;k the tering with criminal,^ Intent and pieces to give scienUsto a NATIONAL GmERAL NCTURES jiliii Association :::::: damage to a prlvafel building chance to study material wMch that you have wese reduoed to treaposeing for has baen cn this moan’s surtaoe r A MARK ROBSON PRODUCTION Marcel Falocn. 18, of 126. Or­ for more than two years. chard at. RocfcvlUe, and Roger Surveyor 3 was the first probe IM QjDYEGdNE always wanted! Maynard. 17, of U Weat Rd.. to dig the moon’s crust N Eiuington. 'ntey had been arreated aloiv B ** iKhnicolofYSi ^ Thanks! with a third youth tor causing damage to property in EUligften Five Styles Ortnrtery. Falcon was fined $60 and Maynard $20. From $239 John Beiosky, $8, of 72 Mon- Jack Lemmon and Sofas After more than twenty years tauk Dr., Vemon, was fbted $100 tor operating under the taMhi- Catherine Deneuve ence of liquor. PhHlp Martin, are Ten Styles Hi'Back Swivel Rocker I would like to say thank you ar. of 25 VlUage St. Rockville, “The April Fools” was fined $100 for operating Chairs From $139 under auspensfom An nddltloiad Tuhnicolnr* clzaige of toUosvlng too cloae NOW for the privilege of serving was noUed. plus—B ock H oAm si Hi-Back Wing Chair mrimifORD "A FINE PAnr A $30 fine was given to a M A T .: 1:80 "R A S C A L ” 8:16 - 6:10 - 9:80 LuxitriouM polythtcron-fiUvd cuehionM man who attempted to vlMt hla HERE COMES THE MASKED you. My business has been ex-wtfe after she hod renwrrted BANDIT... 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Y o u 1 l XoOormick was fined $90 tor Have more fun building one count of treapas^tg with know ir* a frrat huy when you tee the quality valued customer . . . , ' three counts of breach of peace ronalrarllon heavy rollt, fletihle tpring edget, and taro other ootatla of tree- WALT t«lfPeter­ fined $90 lor bresich of peace. arataats Other Ones tor motor vehicle vtolattosis arere; Alan Jones, 90, man Real Estate Agency on of Egypt Rd., ElUngton. $18, ds- b u y in g on e tectlve equlpsnent; Helen Mar- 98", 90”, 84", 72”, 60”, ixri.i rone of 998 ToUand Rd.. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1969 Housewives Plan Engineers Plan Oppose ‘Contributory Negligence’ PAGE FIVE ‘Sacrifice’ Protest No More Bugs, Animals finder. And British singer Shamea Soul Surviivors, Human toric town of Union Gap, Ways to Control PLAZA DEPT. STORE named Gerry Dorsey took the Bein’, Status Cymbal, O’Kay- Wash.,’’ Lewis and Clarke Ex­ Over Costly Beef stage name Engelbert Humper­ sions, Harp>er’s Bizarre. pedition, Mlclde Finn. Burning Maneheater Needs Your Sap|M>rt for A ' jG Tumbling ATS 5 ABA Adopts Code (We Have A Notion to Please) dinck, from Uie compxiser of tlve Sometimes the words just Bush. Noah's Arte. E. MIDDLE TBKE, (Next to Popular Market) Now Rock ’n Roll Groups opera "Hansel and Gretel.” sound fuiuiy together: And from the present, except COCOA BEACH, Fla. fAP) — By IIM STROTH.MA.N OPEN WEf>.,THlJBS. and FRI. ip X , • TOWN OF MANCHESTER | There is Blood, Sweat and Strawl^rry Alarm Oock, !(or NGC 4594. named for a new­ Budget-conscious housewives in P .Aerospace Mriler Tears—from a speech by CAPE KENNEDY. .Fla. lAPi On Fees, Press, Poor Are Taking Literate Names Peanutbiitter Obnspiracy. Moby ly found galaxy, it's time to pick this moon port community have TO MAKE YOUR SEWING EASIER (Jhurchill—and F ^ r Itself— NATIVITY SCENE . . ’ 2 — With its chances of survival Grape. ’Three Dog Night, Bubble up a commonplace phrase DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — The Ark., lawyer who will become High € pa ii^ CHROME PLATED NICKEL MQ from Roosevelt. threatened a beef boycott to ratetj "a real cliffhanger" for By MARY CAMPHELL Thorinrfiield, for a character In Puppy. Country Joe and the Chicago Loop, Chicago Trans­ Won’t you, or your organisation, contribute president of the ABA ne.xt sum­ SHEAjK^, 7” straight trimmers. ” I Fish, Cat mother nd the All protest soaring meat costs. the next two, weeks, a $12 mil- American Bar association has A PNewsfeatures Writer Tolkein’s ’’The Hobbit;’’ Step- And there are CSiarlotte’a it Authority, Brooklyn Bridge. to this worthwhile . community project? mer. 7’’ Heavy Bent Shears ...... Wes', Pieces of Eight and Dick Night Newsboj’s. Creedence w lio,-. e.xperimental satellite tum­ adopted a r>ew code of ethics for p>enwolf, title character from Mount Rujfhmore, DlifZ, Pacific Come Christmas, think of how good yon*II Jan Stophlett, a mother of two Pinking Shears ...... , ...... fl.U Once upon a time, names Whittington. Clearwater Reviv’al sounds fun­ bled around earth today while lawj’ers and proposed a coast- If state and local bar associa­ Herman Hesse’s, weird, philo­ Gas and Electric—on the Power feel when you see It and say, ” I rontribut- and the leader of the house­ were different in the magical, ny but the group picked Oeer ed to that sceno!” ’ engineers planned ways to bring tions go along, lawyers will be sophical book; H. P. Lovecraft, When a group names itself for label. Loading Zone. ISth Pre­ wives’ brigade, said the beef tocoast overhaul of the way au­ dence to mean creed and cre­ it under control. forbidden to charge clients ac I########## # 1##### unreal world of rock ’n’ roll. named for the author of maca­ the sound of the words, some­ cinct, Group Therapy, 10 Years boycott would be a "super sacri­ tomobile accident claims are dence, a belief in self; CHear- fice” but had to come. Launched Tuesday, the 1.980- cused of crime a fee that The beatles were followed by bre tales and px>ems; Jethro times welded contradictions are After. Make your check or money order pa.vahle to: — water for deep, true and pjure "My food bill averaged $135 a pound craft-called ATS 5 for settled in court. pends on the way the case the Turtles, cording on the Tull, for a man whose book "An chosen, as: TTie Full Treatment, Far O y . Town of Manchester, "Nativity Scone” with light shining through and month in 1964 and the same fifth Applications Technology The ethics ctxle, the first ma­ out. Such a charge is ceiled a Essay on the Principml of ’Til- Iron Butterfly, Savage Resur- Family Tree, First EJditlon, c /o P, O. Box » 7t5 contingent fee. White Whale label, and the Mon- Revival for the group rejoining stuff would cost me about J275 Satellite —ended up in the right jor change in the canons in 60 kiees. ,lage and Vegetation” came out i^tlon. Grateful Dead, Led Third Rail, Smoke Ring, Jet Manchester, Conn. (OMM) after the load singer's Army monthly in i969. That hurts," years, bars contingent fees in Additionally, the code says in the 1730s; Big' Brother— Zeppjelin, Soft Machine, Jelly Stream, Quicksilver Messenger orbit but on the wrong side of But the group® aren’t naming hitch. she said., earth and began spinning end- criminal cases, restricts what (xmtingent fees would be '‘rare­ 1966 V O LK SW A G EN themselves from e bug and "1984"—and the Holding <3om- Bean Bandits, Electric Prunes, Service. Travel Agency. West Sponsored As A Publlr Service By lawyers can say to the press ly justified’’ in divorce, child From the piast, from many di­ 0>ast Branch. I "If they^don’t like it. let 'em over-end. animal kingdom any more. The pany, Gordian Knot. Neon Philharmonic, Irmocence support and other domestic re­ DELUXE STATION WAGON rections, were named: buy cheap cuts," one meat De.spite the problems. Robert about pending cases and encour­ bag now is literate, at least p>art Procol Harum, Latin for "be- —on the Kama Sutra label. Fun and Games, 5tii Dimen­ MORIARTY BROTHERS ages participating in legal aid lations cases. Archies, Spxuiky and Our packer said after hearing of the J. Darcey. chief of the ATS of­ of the time, sometimes a play vond these things;’ ’ Bhagavad- Sometimes it’s the "sounds sion, Cianned Heat. Traffic - now • 9 PASSENGER Gang, Deep Purple, Stutx Bear­ boycott, Leo Kaufman, beef fice at the National Aeronautics programs for the pexjr. The restriction on extrajudi­ on words, an echo of the jiast, a Gita, the Indian "song of the like" idea; unsnarled. Graswroots, Blades cats. 1910 Fruitgum <3omp>any. of Grass, Grains of Sand. Blind manager of Wilson and Co. in and Space Admini.stration’s The auto accident plan, which cial public statements about a • R A D IO phrase from today. most holy;’’ Natty Bumpo, Mac ’TTuque-—out of Kansas Miami, said, "Nobody ever the now-defunct Buffalo Spring- Faith, A Small Circle of Goddard Space Flight Center, (iepends on skate legislatitres for pending criminal case has the We’ve got group® named ^ames Femmore Ooop>er’s p>ath- City—the Left Banke, CJryan hears a word when prices sink, rated chance.s as "pretty damn Implementation, would cnit down stated purpose of assuring the • BLUE and WHITE field, Union Gap>—“ from the his­ Friends, Read Herald Advertisemenls TTien let ’em rise, and they good" that the spacecraft can delay’s in settlement by setting defendant a fair trial. scream ." be .straightened out and shifted up uniform (xairt systems and In effect, the lawyer would be The president of the National to its desired sUitlon over the by making It easier for juries to prohibited from telling news­ .00 Cattlemen’s Association said he Pacific 600 miles west of South reach verthcis. men much beyond the general come nMGf didn’t like the idea of a boycott. America. Both actions were taken Tues­ scope of the investigation and a *1495 D&L's TEEN Contacted at his home in Cedar An attempt to regain control day by the ABA’s House of description of the offense. If law Vale, Kan., Bill House said: FASHION BOARD probably will not take place for Delegates, a 297-member poli­ permits, the lawyer also could TED TRUDON. Inc. "That lady at Cap>e Kennedy is two weeks, however, and anoth­ cy-making body. identify the victim. better off than anyone in agri­ VOLKSWAOBN PORSCHE they’re modeling in er official predicted "it’ll be a The same group rejected a Ttie auto reparations proposal culture. ROOTB M, TOIXAND TPKE.-4 ALOOTTVILLE 1 the show . . . they’re real cliffhanger" until then. committee proposal that it en­ would .scrap the ’’contributorv’ "B eef," House .said, "is the Packed with apparatu.s for 3 dorse a bill by Sen. Joseph D. negligence" approach to settle­ fashion-in-the-know! best bargain in the United experiment.s including extend­ Tythngs, D-Md,, to establish a States today." ments. These prevent an acci­ able booms nearly as long ns a new commission for oorting un­ dent victim from recovering if Kaufman said prcxiuction football field, the .satellite was fit federal judges. C & il) the defense can prove the vic­ costs have caused increases designed tb tc.st idea.s for .space­ STORES OF lASHlOH-— more often tlvin prices paid for The committee, headed by tim contributed to the accident craft of the ftiture. in the slightest way. beef by packers. '■ Theodore V(X>rhees, a Warfilng- (right) Cover of “ 17” long its ^^Seventeen" time... and D&L, ton, D.C., lawyer, was itself di­ Instead, the Wisconsin system A Cocoa woman, Mrs. Grover shaped green jacket, wltite Morgan, was forming a Central Capra Eligihle vided. though a majority backed of 'comparative negligence" Brevard boycott group and .said NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — the Tydings bill in principle. would be used, A victim would piping, $36; pleated plaid your Seventeen sttwe for Rack-to- she had airetidy met with other The city’s Corporation Counsel Lawyers B.B. GuUett. of Nash­ recover if the jury decided the skirt, $19; 6 ft. monogram ville, Tenn., and Earl Q. Gray, defendant was more negligent boycott leaders. has ruled that Republican may- scarf, $7. Sizes 7-13. "Uve Ju-st decided to grab the oral hopeful Pall C. Capra is of Ardmore, Okla., led a suc­ than the victim. The Jury would bull by the horns and fight the ellgrlble to hold the city’s high­ cessful flocjr fight to put off fur­ cut down the settlement propor­ Campus, tells it and shows it price of beef.” .Mrs. .Morgan est office. ther consideration until next tionately to the victim’s negli­ said. Thomas F, Keyes found Tues­ February, when the ABA meets gence. Linda Lull— She .said she urged her friends day that Capra meets the re­ again. For instance, if Jones sues like it is: long drawn sweaters The Tydings bpi would set f e Manchester High (below, left to right) to call everyone they know, add­ quirements of the city charter Smith and Jones is found to be STORES OF FASHIOH— ing, "I really think it’s going to -that a mayor mast be a resi­ a commission of five federal 40 per cent at fault. Jones would 2 pc. skinny look wool knit work," dent and legal voter of the dty judges appointed by the chief retover—but only 60 per cent of with mini ptxikets and but­ and vests^ now knits, blazing for at least five years prior to jastice to'investigate complaints Mrs. Stophlett said, "M y fam­ the amount he would recover if tons. Berry, orange. Sizes ily loves beef, so it’s- a super election. about a Judge’s behavior. On a Smith were entirely at fault. sacrifice. The question ((rose when an finding of misixmduct, the U.S. Additionally, in areas where 3-11. S 2 6 "If the boycott doesn’t work apparent "clerical (nror” elim­ Judicial (Conference, the policy­ 12-man juries are used, the blazers, a parade of pants, furry we’ll then haul out picket pla­ inated Capra’s name from the making arm of the federal Judi­ agreement of nine (5r more Ju- cards and bumper stickers for a 1965 voting list, although he had ciary, (X)Uld remove the judge r(>rs would suffice for a verdict. little noLsler campaign," registered to vote Sept. 28, 1964. from his duties. He could appeal fakes, six footer scarfs Keyes said, "it is evident that conference decisions to the Su­ For Young Jrs.; .(Collegian’s hla name was omitted from the preme Court. double breasted wolf fun fur, General ThankH 1965 list because of a clerical At present, a judge can be re­ ■k o d a k ■ POLAROID fHernJd photo by Silver) error...” moved only through impeach­ 4C5 5llil Nancy Laski— leathery tie belt, R 5 S ; Done­ Capra said. "In my mind, ment. AGENCY Glastonbury High gal tweed cuffed pant, S I 1 ; Adopting Family Just Crew, and Grew, and... l i ^ there was never any question of The ethics code was put to­ DISCOUNT PRICES 6 ft. wool scarf and tarn set, "Tlie tropical weather we’ve h!ul made It grow like this,” my eligibility." gether over the last five years Of Orphaned GI ARTHUR DRUG '\\\ S 9 ■says Mrs. William Mehl of II Foxcrofl Dr., snowing the pink The party’s (Convention by a (Ximmittee headed by Ed­ Is scheduled for tonight. ward L. Wright, a Little Rock, BIRMJNGHAM, Ala. (AP) and puurplo bkmm on her HermiKla ikisston Flower plant, lU iriFlU L The Lucian Hueys have re­ which has been a small hoiue plant for seven y«mrs. "The / ceived a personal letter of com- inol.sture icml hesit fn)tn the air conditioner helped. I’ve kept is the word... the only word menditUon from llic Army chief the plant In my dining room through tiie winters and set it out Navy/gold check U-neck of staff for "adopting" an or­ every spring," Mrs. Mehl said. She put the fragile plant on jumper of 100% orlon with phaned combat soldier killed in the shady side of the house hoping It woiilil gmw tall enough full crepe blouse. Sizes 5-13, for the way to look th is fall! Vietnam. to nccxl a stake and lilossom two or three tlme.s. It .started S 2 3 T O .. Now they are com(Ki«ing a blooming about a week ago and is .still loaded with buds. ’ ’Wc Lorrie Brown— Don’t just sit there... come to thank-you note to Gen. William counted 40 one

Faces Charjic 'iilil req. $7. to $12. WESTBROOK, Conn. (API — > .-V s 'Hie 18-y(xir-old son of author William .ManclK'ster (uxl a 30- $ year-old ni(ui were lield by state =ii, police overnight on conlrolled- r drug charges in comiecUon wlUi // an incident Involving a mlnor- Hurrj- in for snappy savings on j u ■ uged girl. Laurie Cjote— .1 . State ixjlice here said John K such famous name brands as Jump­ Windham High ManclH-sler of Middletown and John M. Bishop, 30, of Haddam ing Jacks, Young America, Miss J: were arrested at Ihoir separate homes Tuestlay evening. Corelli and many others taken The arrests came after a from all our D(feL stores for this young, umdentlfled girl was tak­ III#' en to Middlesex Memorial Hos­ big savings event Shoes for-both -It! pital In Middletown. appi(rently I suffering from effects of a drug. dress and school. , . sizes 8^2 to 12 Her parents asked for on in- vfatigaUon. and 12^^ to 4. Join the savings t . The arrests, with the lunis- lance of Middletown detectives spree on fine children’s shoes at Leslie Neubauer— followed, .state police said. D.&L! „BoUi suspects wen> charged Farmington High with risk of injury u> ,i minor. knittiriff the news in ISavyl Blshc^ was also charg(Xl with Not all sizes in ever>’ style. possession of controIUxi drugs. 1 They remained overnight at Kelly Anleti does the Dacron-wool Westbrook slate iwlicc barracks knit with a ciKit'.s goixl liKiks and DOn xsTA H lS STORE in lieu of $5,000 bond each. (Uid ii dre.'di'.i soft fit and effortless ele­ it's the only way to dress . . . ■lU were schetiuled to ii[)|H»ar today gance. Double breasted i\)ws I'f In Middletown (hrcult Court. metal buttons. j length jester Authorities decllm-d to sav (D&L, Children’s Shoes, slees’es oja’ii for eaSy movement., A R ^ ^ ’S BR.4-SL1P i - where the tmddent leaduig to tlu* Manchester Store onl>’ ) arrests occurred except that It neat half lielt in back. Navv. 3-13. was In Middletown The bra is built rijrht into .vour slip (no second set of strapSL Just State iwlice said the .Mam (■•I, pull on a Warner’s Braslip and feel it snuggle into a sure, easy fit Patty Kiely— ter j'outh was taken c.irlicr to ((U the hospitaJ, alwi for trcatnu'nt secuml by the stretchy bra biind. Ljicy nvlon tricot with contour cups ^ M t St. Joseph Acad. from an apparent do.s*- of a con- nylon-spandex. W'hite, beigef^pink, black'. trolled drug (n&ls till 5 tttoren) William Manchester. the youth’s father, 1s on author who *7 - 3 " Is best luioWn for his book "Death of a President,” a doc­ umentation of the events leading I i _ to the asstaslnaUon of Pres. Jn John F. Kennedy. D&il) (DitL Lioferie—all 5 stores) ICanchoster’s addresa Is 316 D&Li •I -■ Ploina St., Middletowp, and Bis­ STOifS riiHt •*- SrORfS OP PASHtOH or / —• hi hop Uves at Route BA, Haddam, - : u:; • . i(- MANCHESTER FARKADE not (or froth Middletown. Lauri Sickiick— ,# CORBINS CORNER, WEST HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDAN M AU Read Herald -Advertisements Conard ^igh

V. A ■ \ PAGE SIX A^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 ■A . MANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13,»^1969 PAGE SEVEN U. S. Ready Manchester Area officers took part in the sick present economic envlron- Negro Police call prote^. ment.” House Delays y e r n o n Richmond, Va.: Judge Henrv J., ted to the Senate on Thursday. Vaughan said a review of the Noting that the spending In­ Haynswortli Friendly Jr. of the 2nd I ’ .S. Cir­ The Senate Judicl.ary Commit-- To Consider B o lt o n B o y doctors’ certificates submitted creases in the HEW bill were A c t io n O n cuit Court of Appeals. New tec plans a hearing Sept. 9, fol­ A s k P r o b e by the officers showed some for education programs, Nixon Town Seeks New Formula York, and Judge Charles D. lowing the- congressional recess. MANCHESTER'S discrepancies between what the said, “ I share the concern of all Said Choice Breitel of the New York State The choice o f Haj-nsi^'orth Missile Ban Americans for Improved, quality Court of Appeals. H it b y C a r In Hartford doctors said the men were School Loans would be in line with Nixon’s ac­ treated' for, and what the men of our education system.” For Sewer User Charges Haj-nsworth, 56, a graduate of tion In tagging another circuit Only Fuel Oil Dealer (Continued from Faee One) (Continued from Page One) F o r C o u rt . A three-year-old Bolton boy said was the reason for their But, he added, he was also Furman University and Har- court judge—Warren E. Burger HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — M ayor John Grant and Direc­ /vard Law School, was named to or after the President’s return who was struck by a car yes­ sick call. mindful of the needs of the na­ bill would' have penmltted bank­ that is why it was necessary (Continue from Page One) —to succeed Earl Warren as the A group of Hartford’s black po­ the circuit court in 1957 by Open 24 Hours A Day! from San Clemente, Calif., on terday is reported In satisfac­ tion for Improved housing, bet­ ers to realize U) per cent Inter­ tor of Administration Richard for the mayor to break the tie nation's chief justice. Tlie Presi­ lice officers say they will ask then-President Dwight D. Elsen­ Sept. 7, seeking administration tory -condition at Manchester ter health care, nultrition, job est through subsidy payments. Borden are working on a pro- in the manner he did. the pending nomination. He told dent told newsmen he picked hower and has been chief judge Burger because Burger's opi­ support for his resolution. Memorial Hospital, today. State Atty. Gen. Robert KUUan Budget Hike training, increased Social Secu­ The Senate rejected efiforto to , gram they hope will make for ■Die ordinance as it now a reporter who reached him since 1964. He is described as nions as a judge of the circuit "H e has agreed that this will Kenneth Jarvis of Plymouth for a "full investigation of the rity benefits, welfare reform delete amendments to prohibit stands sets a flat rate tor each Tuesday at his Greenville, S.C., a more equitable sewer user fitting the mold for the type of court here and his public MORIARTY_BROTHERS be given priority consideration Rd., suffered facial injuries in Irks Nixon and Improvement in other social banks from requiring the stu­ single dwelling and tor apart­ Hartford PoHce Department.” •charge for Vemon residents and home: "I can’t answer anything Supreme Court justice Ni.\on speeches indicated he would bo on the agenda at the talks,” the accident. Police said the programs. ments there is a flat rate which Wliere Customors For Ovor A spokesman for the black (Continued from Page One) dent or his fam fiy to maintain out-oMown users. that will cause you to guess.” wants. strict in interpreting the Consti­ Brooke said. "My problem is child apparently ran from the "Present circumstances plain­ an account in the bank as a is about double of the single He added that if and when there Hove Come M©bil */3 of A that even if It's on the agenda officers, members of the group ” Mayor Grant emphasized he Sen. Ernest F. Holllngs. D- tution. side of the road into a car driv­ promises long-term grief for the ly require a point of predictable prerequisite to a loan and to in­ unit, but then for each unit in is an announcement on Fortas' these talks might go on for a Is not reversing a vote he made S.C.. recommended Ha>'nsworth Ha.vnsw'ortli has taken what Rrsf _ heating oil Contury! en by Laura Belfiore of 88 Por­ called "The Guardians,” said people.” firmness and responsibility in crease authorizations by $296 excess of two the rate drops successor "It is up to the White considerable period of time. ■to break a tie at the time the considerably. to the President last kiay. Sen, most obser\’ers eonaidor n mid­ ter St., Manchester. The acci­ today that the executive board He pledged his Intention to dealing with these budgetary milUon durli^ the nejlit two House to make it.” "Perfection might come—and ■A board was w tin g on a motion Strom Thurmond. R-S.C.. sub-ie- dle-of-the-road course on the ap­ dent Is still under Investigation. of the organization voted Tues­ restrict expenditures in this fis­ problems,” he said. years for two other loan and There is also a special A Senate source cautioned the genie would be out of the - to approve the ordinance now quently recommended Donald S, peals court that has jiiristlietion Paul Carter, 24, of Main St., day night to send telegrams to cal year to the $192.9 billion grant programs chiefly for low schedule set up for factor­ that a last-minute switch was bottle," Brooke said. 4n eflect. This action followed Russell, now a U.S. district over North Carolina. South Car­ CALL Coventry, was charged with Killian and Gov. John Dempsey. budget he ient to Congress in income groups. ies, based on the average daily always possible. Others most Court judge in SouUi Carolina 643-5135 a public hearing held last April, olina, M;>r>’land, Virginia and His resolution, which would Leverant photo April. flow. 301 CENTER STREET At N.J. Theater following too closely after being Thomas Fuller, president of Yukon Capital Moved At the publl chearing several frequently mentioned include and a former It.S. senator ;\ml West Vii-ginia. MANCHCSTBI not be binding but would ex­ Nixon declared: -Mayor Grant said that E ll­ Involved In a two-car accident the Guardians, said the decialon people said they did not feel California Supreme Court Jus­ governor of that state. He has susUiined dt'segrega- press the sense of the Senate, is Engaged "W e must demonstrate the WHITEHORSE, Y. T.-Can- Xavier Cugat ington officials are also anxious Roy Wlerzblckl of 403 Center in Bolton yesterday. to seek a state Investigation fol­ apartment units should be given tice Louis H. Burke, former The nomination, Nixon's sec­ tion rulings and w ritten that the still before the Foreign Rela­ The engagement . of Miss discipline to hold down inflation, LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) _ to have the price for out-of- St. Ls working at the Surflight Police said the driver of the lowed disclosure Tuesday by ada’s Yukon Territory was special charges. They contended American Bar Association Pres­ ond appointment to the Supreme pace of desegregation must be tions Committee. Marybeth G. Haines of Newing­ Band leader Xavier Cu^t, hos­ town users more realistic. first car, Rainey D. Ivan, 43, of Hartford Police Chief Thomas which continues to work a spe­ opened up late In the last cen­ that three people in an apart­ ident Lewis F. Powell Jr. of Court, is expected to be submit­ m:Un tallied. In his letter, Nixon took no po­ Summer Theatre in Beach ton to Stanley John Olander of pitalized July 29 with a stroke, Reud Herald Advertisements Wllllmantlc, stopped for a flag­ J. Vaughan that more than half cial cruelty upon the very poor, tury by the Klondike gold rush. ment create just as much ef­ Mayor Grant said he and Bor­ sition on the Brooke resolution. South Windsor has been an^ says he expects to return to the Hiiven; N.J. this -summer. He man at the highway construc­ of the black policemen who those on pensions and fixed in­ With the Alaska Highway con­ fluent as three people In a sin­ den plan to come up' with a stage next month. recently, starred as Lsincelot in tion work and Carter failed to nounc^ by her parents, Mx. called in sick last week will comes, and homebuyers who struction In World War n, the gle home. formula that will be more equit­ His wife, Charo, said Tuesday able to all users. the musical "Cam elot,” and stop and struck the Ivan car in and Mrs. Willis W. Haines of not be paid for the work days are paying Increasing prices quiet town of Whitehorse sprang ■- -4t the time the board vote the 69-year-old musician would Lambert Named played Patrick Dennis in the rear. Carter is scheduled to Newington. they missed. and high interest rates. from a population of 754 to 'w as 4-4', with tour members leave the hospital within a few "Marne.” Next week he will play appear in Manchester Circuit Her, fiance Is the mm of Mr.- - The sick calls were in protest "In the Interest of those who about 40,000. It’s now back to missing, to approve the ordi- days. He has an engagement at To Water Post the grandfather In the Surfside Court 12 Sept. 8. and Mrs. Stanley J. Olander of alleged discrimination against most need our help, we must act 4,000. The Yukon capital was ' nance. Mayor Grant cast a B u8 Donations of 721 Demlng St, the 57 black officers on the 368- responsibly to hold down nation­ moved from Dawson to White­ a Las Vegas hotel starting Sept. production of "George M .” Michael Small Jr., Ixx>mis "yea” vote and broke the tie. COLUMBIA, S.C. (A P ) — The Stanley T. Lambert, 42, of 3 12. Wlerzblckl Is a sophomore at Rd., Bolton, was charged with MLss Haines attended Loretto man force. A total of 22 black al government spending in the horse in 1963. He explained that this decision Bancroft Rd., Rockville, luus Helght.s Cfjllege, Denver, Colo., United Methodist Church is do- the Boston Conservatory of failure to grant right of way to was based on a financial prob­ natmg $9,000 to buy three buses been appointed as.slstimt super­ and graduated from the Uni­ Mu-slc. In 1988 be graduated a vehicle not obliged to stop af­ lem rather than whether or not for transporting the rural poor LAUNDERAMA DAYS at intendent of the Town of Man­ versity of Connecticut. She Is from Manchester High .School ter a three-car accident in Bol­ - he approved or disapproved of to health centers. chester Water and Sewer De­ studying for her master’s de­ M where he appeared In "M y ton lost night. the method instituted by the It announced the gift Tuesday partment. Lam bert is married gree at Central Connoctlcut Fair Ijady," "Klas luul T ell” Police said the Small car ordliiance. after the Board of Health said and has two children. State College, New Britain, and and "Guys and Dolls.” He play­ came out of Cider Mill Rd. Into k The public hearing was held no state funds were available In announcing the appoint­ Is employed' as a Grade 2 teach­ IMt ed the organ at mtiny assem­ the path of a car driven by In April just when the budget for the purpose, although lack of MANCHESTER'S MOST ment, Town Manager Robert er In Mlddleifield. blies. His mother Is Mrs. Astrid Joan Dubois of Elast Hartford. was being mode up. It was too transportation deprived many Weias said that Liunbert, who Mr. Olander attended Rock­ Wlerzblckl. T^e Dubois car struck Small late to make any changes in poor South Carolinians of health COMPLETE is con-structlon engineer for ville High School and graduat­ and forced him into a car stop­ Drapery Shop the ordinance at that time and services. Pratt and Whitney, will aasume ed from Worcester (Mass.) ped at the stop sign and oper­ APPLIANCE STORE his Manchester post on Sept. 1. Acaxiiemy. He Is a senior at ated by Margaret McNamara me. Lam bert has been In con- ResideiUs A«k the University of Connecticut of Brandy St., Bolton. All three stnntlan work since 1B48. In hLs where he Is a member of Lam- cars had to be towed away. 13 Oak Street Pratt and Whitney Job, he super­ Road RepairM ba Chi Alpha fraternity. He Small Is schodulod' to appear in vises the Instailation of water played varsity baseball and Manchester Circuit Court 12 mains, storm sowers, sanitary The property owners of Plano basketball In high school and Aug. 20. Try to match THE FINEST IN WASHERS & DRYERS AT A VERY SPECIAL PRICE sewers and allied projects. PI., a dead end street of four at the academy, And Is a mem­ 643-5171 Ho Ls a native of Hanover, home* north of H

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r PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1969 PAGE NINE Spacemen Find: O bituary Coventry At present. Rt. 87 will iran- Mathleu. Peter Naumec and Columbia tinuo under its present desig­ Jack Tettelbach. They Look for Dinosaur Tracks in Bridge nation and route change notice There is a new cholnllnc S X A R G Mrs. Walter F. Baker 4 -H F a ir -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 19 will be panceled. backstop „ on the new soft- Sea of Tranquility By JOHN A. JOHNSTON AkItS LIBRA•RA Building Permits ANDOVER — Funeral serv­ -'•V, Your Daily AcUvify Guidm 211 Visits ball field, volleyball court erec­ SECURITY y 21 SCPT. 23 ices for Mrs. Walter F. Baker S T / 7 Work Oil attem pting; to , According fo fh* Sfort, t Building permits amounting/to tion of three telephone poles of Wheeling Rd., who died yes­ ^ Saturday APR. 1» OCT. 22 T $28,0(X) were issued" during July, to strengthen the backstop on linravel a 180-million-year- ^ 2 0 -2 f 30-361 To develop messoge for Thursday, 4 - 5 .7 - ,4 £ | Reported By according to C. Prescott Hodg­ the Pony Field and the reset­ terday at Windham Community Far Cry Fi^om N.Y.C. old mystery started this s J54-gs 66 Cosh dano. Rt. 66, place house on around a ty Hall Park and at Prepared for crowds totalling struction, Inc. demolished SAGITTARIUS ■visits by the tri-town agency Many Fringe Benefits ficiate. Burial will be in Town­ MAY 21 7 To 37 Long. 67 No lot, house removed from Willi- Manchester Evening Herald the Battery. Red, white and millions as the the west side o f the bridge day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 8 Gain 38 Old 68 Is N O V j : / * send Cemetery. r r JONE 20 were made recently, with 70 of mantic: Joseph Rajohcl, Pino Coliiiiibtu corres|>ondent V ir­ Apply To blue Apollo li decals adorned "’°°"'"en were paraded in bllz- that once spanned Hop Coventry High School. The 9 Do 39 Moke 69 Investments DEC 51 Friends may call at the funer­ the windshdeUte of police motor- “ eker tape up Broad- 1- 6-45-48 lOThe 40 With 70 Your these in Columbia. St., add to present brcczcw-ay; ginia Carlson, tel. !28-9g 46 Heodwoy 76 Emotions JAN. 19 Manchester Gommiinity College Natural History waa on hand 17 Some 47 Moy 77 May 13-25-35-4 from la ^ year’s budget in the The Recreation Council, PRAGUE (AP) — Evangelist lick, 61, of Lake Rd., husband Houston Tuesday, w,^en asked schedule In both cities, plus moiries and amusements V I 2- 8-12-16 18 Groundwork 48 And 78 EnterIoinir>g III Hartford Rd., Manchester, Conn.—647-0951 a United Nations welcome in at 7:16 a.m. to examine the 5y40-60-79-80 M-67-84-87'. which has been instrumental in Billy Graham canceled a series of Mrs. Jean Strout Orllck, about the celebrations. throughout the day as well as .19Doy 49 Money 79 In first year of the tri-town agency. New York and a rally of 10,000 slabs of red sandstone. They LEO 20 Excellent 50 Wonderful BO Authority AQUARIUS acquiring, and using, the area of s[veaklng engagements In the died Monday in Waterford. The entire coast-to-coast pro­ a food bexith. . 21 Opportuniy 51 Contrbl 81 Crop Mrs. Jones said the nurses youths in Chicago’s Grant Park. are searchilng for prints, and JULY 23 on Hennequln Rd., has released CzeclKxslovak capital because of Mr. Orlick was born. Feb. 17, gram of frenzied tribute will The town fair gives local 22 You 52 Awoited 82 Money made a total of 211 visits (or skeletal remains of the fore AUG. 22 23 May FEB 18 ,9 : ^ a report detailing the progress a shnkeup in the state office for 1918 in Chicopee, Mass., and consume far less than the 2 1 1 4 Then it’s on to Los Angeles 53 In 83 Opposite quarters and tall o f a Trlassic- 4-H’ers an opportunity to dis­ 24 Extra 54 Poyments 84 Importont the three towns. She said that of development In the area. Dr. religious affairs, Church lived in East Hartford before hours the Apollo 11 lunar mod­ and a reception and state dinner 33-38-43-49 25 Judgrr>ent 55 For 85 Don't IM9-21-28( ‘ period dinosaur. play their projecte for the year, '65-77-81-90 32-37-52 ^ each month the type and num­ Ralph W arner, chalrmtm of the sources say. coming to Coventry four years ule spent July 20-21 on the sur­ at the Century Plaza Hotel. 26 For 56 Soy 86 Meon Heading the team 1b Dr. John and also prepares them for the VIRGO 27 For 57 Chonge 87 Decisions PISCES ber of visits are given and per­ committee, says the area. In the shnkeup, Karel H ntia ago. He was a' Navy veteran face of the moon. President Nixon is the host, and 28 Beckons 58 Whot 88 Sex H. Ostrom of the Division of Tolland County Pair, which will / AUG. 23 FE8 1’ haps not everyone Is fam iliar whlOh was acquired at a cost of was rt'appolnted head of the of­ of World War H. He was a "W e ’re behind before we be­ In attendance will be most of 29 And 59 Storting 89 Progrom be held this year from Aug. 22 SEPT. 22 30 Collections 60 Those 90 Up V A R 50 with the cUuificatlons used. She $20,000 and encompasses about fice. which he liad previously gin," said New York’s commis­ the 50 state governors, plus hun­ Vertebrate Paleontology of member of Local 43 of the Car­ to 24 at the Tolland County 3-15-29-3^ 22-23-39-46^p added that a therapeutic visit 80 acres, has had about $10,500 headed during the Stalinist re­ sioner o f public events, John dreds of diplomats, space offi­ Peabody. H e is being assisted ^~^GoO(3 (^Adverse C'.'Kcl't’pil penters Union in Hartford. by Dr. P eter Gedton, a gradu­ Agricultural Center in Rock- 0 57-68-74 53-66-73 V fe is one In which Jthe public health spent in development. Some $1.- gime of President Antonin No­ "Bud” Palmer, who arranged cials and fellow astronauts. Survivors, besides nls wife. ate of the Unlversl^ of Lon­ "vlUe. nurse gives direct nursing care, 500 came from private gifts and votny. He succeeded Erika Kad- the tight, 3-hour, 18-mlnute wel­ Include a son, Richard C. Or­ Millions of Americans who don and curatorial assistant at In connection with the local such as a bath. mjecUon or the rest from town funds. The lecov, wiio has gone back to her come here. can’t be there personally will Lions Club has contributed former job as tui official of the llck of Northampton, Mass; a P e a l^ y ; end studmts Mr. and fair, there will be a dance Sa­ lamb. Following the Beia-baa- change dressing. A quarter of a million miles in watch the welcome on televi­ money for the hockey rink, in Academy of Sciences. daughter, Mrs. Anthony Boscoe Mrs.' Edward Smith and Ken­ turday night at the high school, Andover que, there will be entertain­ A pre-school dental clinic was space last month, Collins ra­ sion, Jast as they watched em addition to other fluids. Graham was to have ap- of Ludlow, Mass.; a brother, neth Rose. Mns. Smltii is a ra- featuring the Candy Striped ment. dioed: " I t ’d be nice to have thralled as Armstrong and Ald- held at Porter School with* Volunteers, according to Wol- pcarevl in I’nigue Monday and John Orllck, and a sister, Mrs. search assistant to Dr. Ostrom, Swizzle Stick. The dance will \’oter Session Mrs. John Erlandson assi.stlng. some company. M atter of fact, rin walked the surface of the mer. include I>eonard Couchon, Tuestlay. Nearly 1,000 persons Mildred Filip, both of Chicopee Smith Is a Yale graduede stu­ start at 7 :30 and run until 11. A voter-making session will ^.1 be nice to have a couple of hun­ moon. All three m ajor networks Baa-baa-que The first tetanus booster clinic James Oobb, Ronald Cobb. A r­ wer*' dlaap[x>inted wlien he Falls, Mass., and four grand­ dent majoring tn physiology, Premiums for the local fair be held Monday from 6 - 8 p.m. dred million Americans up will cover the pageantry In the for volunteer firemen was held nold Hanna, Louis Gnmacho, failixi to ahow up aa sclteduled children. and Rose is a Y ale undergrad­ are made possible through pro­ in the Town Office Building. here.” three cities. at the agency office by Dr. Mer- Boyd Tuttle, Wallace Ixilir, at tlie St. Salvator Baptist Funeral services will be to­ uate majoring in geology. ceeds from the annual 4-H Corn Set A u g. 23 QuEdifications a r e : Registrant vyn Little. The team received a grant Supper, which will be held Douglas Wolmer, Edward church Monday. morrow at 11 a.m. at Ttoylor must have been a resident of lU. 87 Change from the Connecticut Research next Wednesday from 6 to 7 Preparations are now being and Modeen Funeral Home, 233 Andover for at least six The recent decision to change South Windsor PINTO Commission to study dirxiBaurs p.m. at the North Coventry made for the Annued Lamb Washington St., Hartford. Cre­ months. If foreign born, he Rt. 87 to 287 has been deferred, PINTO, People Interested of the Omnectlcut Valley, par­ Community Hall on Rt. 44A. mation will be in Springfield, Baa-baa-que to be held Aug. 23 must be a naturalized citizen. according to selectmen. In Narcotics Treatment Or­ ticularly at the Rocky Hlll P56C Decisions Mass. at 5:30 p.m. at the Andover Dog Ucenses Classm an ganization Inc., is now open trackways, where thousands ol The Planning and Zoning The cluuige in designation Friends may call at the fu­ Elementary School. Mrs. Ruth Munson, town will be held In abeyance pend­ Monday through Wednesday prints were discovered during Commission has unanimously neral home tonight from Reservations should be made clerk, reports that there are 100 ing O.M approVEil of a request by 7 to 9. evenings, 6:30 to 10, in the highway construction about rejected three preliminary sub- W ill Seek before Aug. 18 by contEict- dogs yet to be licensed. A penal­ the Slate of New York for the bottom floor of the Williams three years ago. divlalon applications and re­ ing Mrs. Dorothy Abbott, He­ ty fee of $1 must be added to renumbering of 1-87 to 1-684, Building of St. M ary’s Epis­ Today’s efforts by the paleon­ ceived an extension of a final bron Road or Mrs. (Cynthia the licence fee, from August according to a notice sent to copal Church on Park St. tologists were devoted to scrub­ application. mwiskWMta e* aa.sM^ ia«. Re-Election Clark, Shoddy M ill Rd. Orders through October. A fter that selectmen by the progyiun plan-' An ex-addict, a parent of a bing, hosing, inspecting under a About Tow n Meeting Monday night, the will be taken for extra legs of time, the penalty wdll IncreEise. nlng engineer, William Tribou. The Democratic Town Com­ drug user, and a professional magnifying glass, and marking PZC was granted the extension I. william Hollander, 816 •1799 mittee today announced that counselor are on hand to talk unlikely blocks of stone for by William Zelgler, Riley Moun­ Hollander St., attended the 88th crane disposal in the bed of Councilman Abraham Gloss- to anyone on an anonymous tain Rd., so it can reach a de? annual international convention Hop Brook. basis. The phone number is clsion on the three-lot proposal. W hal'j Iho catch? Thoro Isn’t any. of Toastmasters International man will aoek a second term at Dr. Galton said they were 643-2800. Ziegler "wishes to build two The Drug Store that $1709 Is Iho suggoslod retail price at Iho port in Cleveland, Ohio last week. the Democratic caucus Aug. 20. lookin for traces of Am ­ Secretarial Science houses on his property for his ol entry for Iho V W sedan. More than 1,000 delegates from mosaurus major, a creature As a member of the council family, and some engineering United States and other coun­ with a four-foot tail and about Saves You Money College-level courses at the University of Hartford Tho price Includes the Federal excise tax .and work remains to be done In tries participated in a series of 10 feet in over-all length. "It lead to an associate degree or certificate Import duty. connection with the project. business and educational ses­ Police Log Mrs. Reliecca Smith examines a hosed and scrubbed looked like a crocodile standing It also Includes tho built-in hoater/defroslor, Dr. Ostrum heads a five-man team searching for According to state statute, sions of the international com­ on its hind legs," he said. He • FREE PARKING Executive Eleoretarlal windshiold washer, olociric windshield wipers, red sandstone slab near the site of the former Hop skeletal remains of Ammosaurus major. The first the P>ZC must act on a aubdlvl- munication and leadership or­ conceded It would be a matter outside rearview mirror, padded dash, front seal ARRESTS Hrook bridge at Hartford Rd. and Bridge St. She ston application ■within 60 days • FREE DELIVERY Medioal Secretarial ganization. specimen of this Connecticut Valley dinosaur was of luck 11 success rewarded the hoadroils, and seal bells front and back. Glenn R. Elliott, 21, of Wll- is a research assistant to Dr. John H. Ostrum of discovered in 1884 in the Wolcott quarry in Buck- team’s search. "It is so easy of submission, which tn this llmantlc, arrested on a war­ • CHARGE ACCOUNTS Programs for those who recently graduated from Not lo monlion Iho now olociric roar-wIndow Marc B. d’Avignon of 176 the Division of Vertebrate Paleontology at Yale land. (Herald photo by Silver) to overlook,” he said. He said case would be Aug. 20, so by rant and charged with viola­ high school, who are presently employed and seek tiof.iggor oiul the now iiinilion/sleeriin) lack. Downey Dr. has been named to University Peabody Museum of Natural History. they hope to complete their re­ grating the PZC an extension ) • PRESCRIPTIONS tion of parole. He was sent to advancement through added skills, and for those (When the,key Is romovoil, Ihe sloorinj wheel is the dean’s list for the spring search by Friday. for 30 days the remaining data Hartford Correctional Center to • COSMETICS who need refresher training to reenter the job field locked In ploco.l semester at the University of Ammosaurus, a vegetarian, is can be obtained by the appli­ Phones: 643-15t5 or 643-1506 await a hearing In East Hart­ Nor, the Chinese nuclear testing cant. It’s iho price of tho real llilhg, not o stripped- Vermont, Burlington. of the Prosauropod group. Al­ Also special intensive program for tho ford today. ground and missile center. U.N. To Discuss Rejected was the preliminary dow n econom y model. Russia, China The last known clash between though much smaller, it close­ liberal arts graduate Marine Pfc. James E. Web­ application of Bernard Grlffln, ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY W hul olso do you hove to poy? (he two Oonsmunlat giants along ly resembled Plateosaurua ber, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Margaret Sexton of East Israel-Lebanon Carpenter Rd., because of lack The chartio f.,r It.insp. rlln | iho car from Ihe the SliAdang border occurred on (flat-toothed giant), from the E. Webber of 040 E. Middle Hartford, charged with failure of" technical Information. Grif­ port of oniry. Iho doalor dolivoty charge. And June 11 In the Yumln area. Border Fighting Upper Trlasslc period in Ger­ Tpke., is serving with the First to obey a state traffic control Fight at Border fin’s proposal Includes four lots Advance registration now through local sales lax. In lodging the pirotesit note, many, Galton said. Marine Aircraft Wing in Viet­ sign. Court date Sept. 8. and he plans to build on two I August 28 by appointment only. (Continued from Page One) — the Foreign Ministry claimed UNITED NA’nONS, N. Y. Although smaller them the av­ There is one optional that makes a lot of senso. nam. (AP) T-^ The U.N. Security erage conception of a dinosaur, of them. Formal registration September 3 Tho (lulomallc slick '.lufli' (It eliminates the clutch ACtilDENTS lion on the Manchurian border, and the Chtnese were building a Soviet Union was trying "to The PZC also rejected two through 9. Classes begin Wednes­ create a netw bloody Irwldent. Council meets today to discuss it does not hold the record a- pedal.) ' _ . . The Marine Corps League John J. Hickey, 68, of Wap- ecena of border clashes earlier communications line. preliminary applications sub­ day, September 10. It demanded the Soviets the fighting along the Israell-Le- mong prehistoric creatures. Dr. W e ll, that's It. will meet tonight at 8 at the plng, charged with evading re- this year. Some ob.servers Soviet frontier officers re­ mitted by John Chaplin, one ‘Imanedlately cease firing and banese border. Ostrom said. “The smallest Unless, of Course, you count the cost of pas an 1 Marine Home, Parker St. aponsiblllty, after leaving the thought the agreement had quested a meeting with their for a three-lot subdivision on Chinese counterparts to discuss withdraw" all troops back Lebanon complained Tuesday specie known Is the size of a oil II lakes you to pet hero in your present cur. scene of an accident In the cc'Oled off the Peking-Moscow Richmond Rd. Again the rea­ D iv is io n o t Boorstariul BnismHi the situatiBH, the Soviet note acroan the border, of the Israeli air strike the day bantam hen, end was found in The Sunset Club will have a Abraham fllassman parking lot Friday noon at Burr c’llspute. Germany.,, he said. “Another sons were lack of sufficient "FRANTIC too Bloom fisid Avsnuo. Wsst Hartford S30-S411 before on the Mt. Hermon re­ picnic Friday at 11:30 a.m. at sold, but the Chinese refused. Peking’s official New China Corners. Hickey allegedly Hie Chinese .said the fighting gion in southeast Lebanon. The found in Montana was the size data, much of it technical. University of Hartford Area 1 of Wickham i’ark. Mem­ he eerved on the Public Health broke...... out In...... theIt TlehUektl was the area first time the So- News Agency said TED TRUDQN. Inc. struck the parked car of John Lebanese claimed that 16 Israeli of a rooster." bers are reminded to bring and Safety Committee, the In- of Yumln County on Sinkiang’s vlets reported taking military situation is developing." Swletllckl, 62, of Hartford. Hic­ planes hit six villages in the Today’s hunt is the culmina­ Manehester Evening Herald Tolluiul Tpke. — Talrotivilic their lunch. Huriuiee Control ConimiHHion northwestern border with the prisoners In one of the border key will appear In court Aug. area, killing four civilians and tion of the discovery, dn Oct­ Coventry eorrespondent. Holly and headed a Hpecial iximmit- Soviet Union. This would be Incidents. The Tass account 64AUB 26. injuring three more. ober 1884, of the first specimen Gantner, tel. 742-8795. SHOPPER” tt>e Investigating the feasibil­ Jehovah’s Witnesses will coii- about 270 miles northwest of gave no indication of what of Ammosaurus in a quarry duct a theocratic ministry ity of town H|x>nsored refuse Israel a few hours later went A written warning for follow­ Urumchi, Sinkiang’s capital, would be done with the two Fire Calls I north of Buckland, form erly op­ school Friday at 7:.30 p.m. and disposal. i I to the council charging an In­ ing too closely was Issued to imd about the .same area os glv- Chinese officers. Their pro- erated by Charles O. Wolcott. a service meeting at 8:.35 iit Glassnian, wlu> resides with en In the Russlim version. longed detention might provoke Town firefighters went to the crease in guerrilla attacks on URiuur wuR-omo w r s h m l i Harold' Felnberg, 22, of Rock- Only four fragmentary dinosaur Kingdom Hall. Tass did not give the number a serious situation, UA Theater East in the Park- Israel from Arab guerrillas N L R B Rules his wife and four children at vllie, after his car struck the prints have been found in the SAVINGS based in Lebanon. Israel author­ 74 Miller Rd., Is president of rear of a car driven by Frank­ of troopa Involved on either TTie Semlpalatlnsk region cov­ ade this morning at 10:27, re­ Connecticut Valley, and three of Full UosijK-l Christian Fellow­ side. Tile agency gave this ver­ ities said Monday’s air attack State Vending Inc., [iresident of lin Prague, 48, of Columbia on ers a large area in eastern Ka­ sponding to an alarm sounded them come from this quarry. ship, Interdenomliuitlonal, will sion of the Incident: hit seven guerrilla camps in re­ P & W W ro n g Serv-U-Corp, and a [lartner in Main St., near E. Middle Tpke., zakhstan and has a long com­ Before its significance was have a prayer service Umior- Chlneae troope crossed over by the theater’s Internal dlarm prisal for "terrorist acts" by the Coffe9bese territory, specimen was hauled away and Formulated for the Woman’s needs. 36’s. COMPIJUNTH ing signals, but Instead of leav­ divvt of B'liiiil B’rilh, mul chair­ A Htorco. records, a necklace, ejvst of the population point of men said they are still trying Israel Prime Minister Golda placed in a bridge, records in­ WASHINGTON (API —Pratt Members of the Elglith Dis­ ing peacefully the Cldnese Zhalanashkol,” but this place to find out why the alarm went Melr warned the Lebanese to dicate. The Bridge St. span was trict Fire Department will Ivold man of patrons’ .solicitation of watch and a ring, valued at a opened fire wlll\ submachine tc Whttney Aircraft was in vio­ American Field Service. Also, total of $240, has been reported was not shown In the standard off. A spokesman at the theater curb the Arab guerrillas operat- completed on Nov. 1 1884. a department meeting tonight giuw. Soviet atlas. said she thought It was a short lation of the National Labor Re- BAN SPRAY New Campus he Is a member of the South missing from the home of I*hll- ing from their soil. The original specimen was se­ at fire hwulquarters. Main luid The Chinese tried to bring up hitions act when It discharged Windsor Exchange Club, South l[> IJiHlane, 437 Birch St., who The Foreign Ministry in Pe- circuit, " I f the Lebanese authorities cured for Peabody by (Iharles D EO D O R A N T 4-oz. nt...... IS' Hilliard St. beginning at 8. two more gn>up« of soldiers king lodged a protest with the A false alarm was phoned in- H. Owen and T. A. Bostwdek. two employes at its OonnecUcut Windsor Chamber of Com-- just returned from a vaeatlon. numbering 60-70 men luj rein­ do not deal with them, we shall mm!ii!iH!n;in!ni:inniinniinimiiin!iin!!iii!nii!!!Jerusalem. in sandstone. " I t would be too for five days, an examiner (or last hours longer than NEW “ Aa a result of measures tak Public Records Center. are re|x)rted missing from the Immedlate withdrawal of the sponded to a .. caller , who said Israel claims that about 6(X) delicate an operation to try to the National Labor Relations ever before with Sensation! en by Soviet frontier guards, thetroops. Otherwise remove it," he said. SUPER AYTINAL Wurnuitoa Deeds Clansman attendeil Hartford car of Robert Baver, 478 .Wootl- there was a fire in a garbage Arab guerrillas have been oper- Board (NLRB) reports. PRODUCT violators were repulsed from Soviet union must face Although records are sketchy LasTinG BeauTu [Mibllc ss'htwls, itvclved his Exam iner I vjlt H. Peterson Morrill J. Whlston tx> nuirle.i brldge St. Tile car was pt\rk(Hl Soviet territory,” Tass said. ,V M ®™lheast Lebanon it.A. degree at the University of consequences of the action, fighters arrived, no (ire was since 1968. The Lebanese claim since 1884, notes made by Prof. M AKKL'I* FINISH The Gold Medal Vitamin L, and Jtine T. Itogginl, pr»>- on E. Center and I.enox Sts. A previous bonier clash took recommended to the N LR B that Connecticut In 1955, and a note said. found. O. C. Marsh of Y ale on Nov. lt*s a whole new tiling— [Wily at 132 Baldwin lUl., con- yesterday between . 8 a.m. and plat-e in the Sinklang-Kozakhs- get their support the three employes, discharged For Adults and Teen-agers - Masters degree in public atl- 6:30 p.m. Sinkiang Province, in the An overheated transmission 24 of that year stated the stone goes on after your makeup. veyiuu-o (ax $.33. tan area June 11. Pekinc ...... ,-„.i • from Syria, but the Beirut gov­ or suspended because of alleged mbdstratlon at UConn In 1937. J northwest corner of China, long in a car at 68 Oak St. caused o wa^ used in a bridge at South FREE Bottle o f 50 William I), luid Patricia VV. claimed then Hint a woman cat- v, » ernment has been unwilling to union activities . on company Just finish your makeup the usual He has lived In South Windsor a trouble spot. The aiinor (ire that was extlngulsh- Manchester, four m iles south of Ilotu to Paul J. mid June V. Of- tie herder was killed luid a (el- J'*' , curb them because of sympathy time, be reinstated with full re­ wj>. Thtrt spra> on I.asting Hcauly fyt IQ years. Russians have accused the firefighters at 6:24 p.m. the quarry. The- notes also in­ DIRECT fen, pixuiwrly at 22 Flor«vu-e St., low herdsman kidnaped aa Rus­ for them among Palestine refu­ stitution of ■ lost earnings, plus in one or iwo Jilllc circular morions. When You Buy In stating his Intention to run Bike Mishap Chinese of Inltating border Incl- yraterday. dicated the Wolcott quarry was You won t see an>-lhing. Or feel convoyiuu'o ita.x $18,70. sian Uuika cliargvd across the . . .. „ j ,-n.i gees and others in Lebanon. six per cent interest. 100 for re-election. Classman as­ three-quarters of a m ile north ;m>thing cxccpl a cool, rcficshing FROM OUR David C. Wlchmiui to William bonier into Chinese territory. Pratt A Whitney, a Division In jures Bo^j*. mist It's been tcstci! b> ;i learn of D. luul I'atrii'la W. Hetu. pro- serted that "a primary failure Moscow .said that the fighting charges of the New York, New Haven ot United Aircraft Cforp.. had VL a s x i n o • uef s $9.47 Value MILL TO TOO of the present administration and Hartford Railroad tracks in leading dermatologists. And it's B e a u r w AVTIMAl [wrty at 03 Wells St., ixjnvey- Wlilli» tiding his bixitlier's siarieti wlien Chinese soldiers '‘reused the Russians of suspended Dar'.el Wing from hLs has been a lack of communica­ Potter’s Zoning Revisions Buckland. h>po-allcrgcnic. 150 'nOilcto auco tax $26.30. bike luMiie tlmmgli a private openeti (in- on Soviet „ border *»' P''"''- Job at the compEiny's Middle- A) tion among the various Boanls ince. The Bridge St. bridge is ex­ B eg.2.M . In AU Attachment (xirklitg lot on E. Center St. tnxips, town plant last S e^ . 14, dis­ and Commissions. resulting Sinkiang has long been of In­ actly three miles south of the Stanley Sven Oil * Building ye.stenlay, 13-ytxir-old Rlchanl Tlx' Soviet protest note lotlay To Be Aired in September charged Thoeodore Ardenski In Increased costs to the quarry. There are no red sand­ Su|>ply Co, against B envm l A. Mahoney losit cimtrol on tlie eluiTgixl Uiut "this time, too. the terest to the Russians. They from his Job' at the Hast Hsut- taxpayer." practically took over the prov- stone bridges over Folly Brook. Ixr/Jer Inc.. |>ro|wi3y at 40>n Ijxxa' gravel and fell. Tlicre armed provocation of the Manchester’s Pliuuilng direc- lishments from lndu.-t ■ i^ unuges over eoiiy nroos. ford pkant last Aug. 24. and dis­ Reg. Retail kofC Meeting Summer St.. $10,000. was no nibber covering i»i Uie Citliiesc auUiorilles was pliuined exploit its vast uranium tor, J. Eric Potter has revised lishments. sandstone bridge in charged Thomas Wiseman from A regular meeting of the Rev. town spans Bigelow Brook, but LIQUID Value $18 M arriage I.Iixmiho bike's )Hxlal and the .slian) ,ste»>l In adviuicc.” resources early in the days of the fow-n-g regT busine'.^ses to his Job fit the Manchester plant PRELL K. J. Rosenberger KofC Coiin- this is twx) and a half miles 'Doiuild David BIndei;, Groton, [ilcis ixt thiMugii Ills left leg. It .said Soviet military ohserx’- (fommunlat rule In China but ulations, and he ,-has also, pen­ Jan. 14 of this year. Family Aue 11.5 fl. 07.. 49e SACCHARIN 1000. hat t k cll will be held today at 8 15 ned some new ones, which will 97'i era notwi Utc day bt'fore Uial 'ater relinquished exploitation southeWof theVari^. and Lynn Cruickshmik.s. 14 Niles .-Vfter a call to tlie ttnwn Kin- the new regulations, they would .. ______The NLRB examiner's recom- SIZE WOBTHMOBE BBAND p.m. lit St, .Margmet-.Miu-y units of I ’hlnoso soldiers were rights there, be presented at a public hear­ Dr., Aug. 23, Emmiuel Lutlwnih De|>artmeiU, tlie [Mxtal wa.s re- be excluded except by special niendation said, “ Wing, Arden­ Church. being brouglit up in tills sector Sinkiang is the site of Lop ing at the September meeting of Walgreens Deluxe Church. imivetl (ixini the bike luid MaJi- permit. Also -included in the ski and Wiseman were not guil­ the Planning and Zoning Com­ oiioy wa.s. taken to Miuiche.sler ty as accused of soliciting union c $1.59 MAALOX LIQUID 81c mission. new industrial zone regulations Law To Require Meiiioiial H»s|>ltal witii tlie are tighter controls on noLse membership during working Witch Hazel 16 oz. SIZE The new regulations If pass­ .Septi*mh«‘r Witldiiiff [xxlal still ill his leg He was Keiiiiodv Case levels, the release of pollutants Boating Course hours,” The examiner added: Coiifj Attacks ..... * ed in their present form, will . - — r.iS6.., Sk. .. iT.4lit..."a;i'. . I X — re[xirtisi tixfciy in .sati.sfiU'lory "I infer and find.- from the re­ W ILLM AR . Minn. (AIM I V provide for 6-11 story high-rise into the atmosphere and other condlUiui Manchester Town Clerk Ed­ cord considered aa a whole, that ter Yarrow of the Peter, Paul apartment buildings on sites of stricter i-ofitrols over the un­ ward Tomkiel today called the and Mary singing group and D rop O ff The mishap o<'ciiiTst certificates (or persons under The union, the Internationa! stood they would wed in Sep­ AHMH'latrd I’ ress Writer they wxxild go to court if neces­ separate car washes by a mtn- more landscaping than Ls now ' a 4^- ■ fighting in three montlis left 16 years of age. Association of MachlniMs. AFL- Valee tember. sary to prevent an autopsy on seen m .sonic of the huge open ^ "Clitck Motes" more than 1,500 of the Qnemy Beginning July 1 of next year, CIO, also had claimed that the Yarrow, 30. and his flani-ee, Roek Rand Slops BERKE1.EY HHIGHTS. NJ their daughter's body. In general, the revised regu- ‘"^pmses of blaclnop parking ami more tliun 21X) allleel .n>l (AIM -The [xirent.s of M.iry Jo areas in town. * no person under 16 years of age’ company had violated the Labor Set $1.69 She i 22, met when atie was cam­ Mary Jo drowned July 19 lations are aimed at providing i (uaf anim i tur paigning to obtain tile Deiiuv dlera dead Al (;i astonhiirv Kopechne, the pretty seeretaty specific requirements where on- will be permitted to operate a Relations Act by confiscating 'S 3 rin j binder, not* book World Globe Deiili-tbe.Wciice i, when a car driven by Sen. Ken­ The regulations rail for "land- cfwi/ns lull X'aped .settions and islands sect ft for. her uncle Iasi year. Miss cers termed tlw "first hlgli Glastonbury. youths. who volving Sen. Edward M. Kenne- excess of five horse-power) un­ ploye' was turning over to Wng Driwbig Pod | ntfriitii wrftc. near Martha's Vineyard, Mass before. The more specific re­ wherever pos.sible designed to 17" IsU. M(K!)arthy recently had been point of tlh‘ Conununls-t ixim meet at the "Shack " for Sat dy. said today they were con- less he or she completes a during working Ume. 2 1 9 12D sheet* 1 .1 ^ r c hs M d u r r r Dist. .\tty. Edmund Dlnis quirements will give the Zon­ relieve the monotonv tg lan 6 7 Uetal. working as a receptionist in inand'.s full canqiiilgn," tlie iir lay iiiglil t;et togethers. suiting a lawyer atxiut the plans ing Board of Appeals and the arge course In safe boat-handling. The NUIB exanjiner denied 4 Ir.K in s * .isked a Pifnnsyl\*Hnia court an-.ss of bitumonious’ concrete ptecrmeni New York.' 1 1 witlidrawal of 25,000 IMS Irisipa have 1 c.xtciuled an Invitation to Of a Massaohu.setts dustrlot at- Pliuinlng and Zoning Coninus- The State Boating Commis­ this claim, 'saving that perhaps T'uea.lay to order e.vhumation Of VMore specifu-ully they require W fM whr'n rrturneii announced by Presidtiq! N xoii Mancliesler youths to Join Iheiil toiney to e.xliume thtir daugh- sion a.m ore solid base cm which sion scran will announce a plan 1 ^ the foreman should have a.<*ed the bod^* and an au(0 [tsy as part a lamls,-.ipeii „re-a m the ra­ iMia Mith Iftg \ cominueti The U.S CViinnuiml tills Saturday. ter's bo.dy. to make decisions. (or the courses. When 'complet­ the canpioye to put the emrib of his inquest Intq the death. tion of not less than 2i announced Oiat 3.600 more men Tlie iliHirs open at 7:30 p.m. Mr. atxl Anionp the typos of deveiop- feet for «u h parking ed satisfactorily, the commis­ away, rather than taking them Idles «11p to Ml's Joseph Ko- "The purpose of the inquest. " e. ' Pemuiial Noli<*(>8 were leaving 1111.4 week. liK-luil- and close at 11, ments affected by the new The premsion (or sion will issue certificates, st* — but that action was not in StuntADiu [xx.'hne declined U> say wiiether Dinis explained in the pet'tion to _ in* n testing that the person is qual­ lug tile rtMiiulning 2iXX) men of This Salunlay the Prisoners they wvuld follow through vm the Common regulations will be car washes, spe tion of projects under ' Aiisunl mlsalie buttery In Soufli Viit- and their Gt.islixihury ' .sUei la car washes be separated from F a ^ y . S i» . R * g . i .or, Monsanto 13, 1963. •tt“'"'e (icient reason to believe that the -•my c-he,-k.s cm the .s il wc^L s i / / ham. [xtrt of a tour tlirough tlie East­ any < ^ r car wash by al least .. « ...is -«nuclp:,i«‘['//i / or k .end The ^ m m i^ o n may/ destg- LXKEW(X)D. N.Y. (API — 1 We are gc'Ulng a counsel right sddden death erf Mary Jo Ko- ■/ God look him hunie. It was iiis wlU - 'nils ^111 bring ttic total vnth- ern states one mile, and that the car development...... will *** agerita for giving the r-h Riscorte QuUes. M, of Brldg*- But In uur iMurti lie (Iveili still. iraw.'' Mrs Kopechne .said "1 ^ohne may have ntsiilted from ixirmng areas be ■/ // drawn to 17,200, leaving 7.800 to Ttie "Shack" Is locaterl at the washes' parking areas be large m utera a s 'h in lla p .n ^ courses and Issuing the certifl port. Cohn., drowned Tuesday New . Sadly Missed. be [nilltxl out by tlie end of tlie BiMtonbnll Elementary Schixil. u n h r*w x A 'e"talk ^ ’*t‘’c >wgligence of a person cw enough to hold st least 80 cars, ge public » » «>e U S Coast tn L*k« CscMSljo here. i t s K. VUiw .St,— K x ll 9X o f f HI QrontldAiLtliter Bonnie until wvxe talked to the -aw- e.r^wx.e e r s o m .gher than the de- The new mtulations wUl u .so d n ve^ evs wiston and GHarU Auxiliary « ki month. Buttonbalt Rd.. Gliuitunbury. ' L ^ PoUce Mid Qulles was tn the and IVunfly yer." ce as ed ROCKVILLE separate retail business e«tab- pnor to- - 111 be conrad.^c ^uadron, both of which take off North Baacb at tba ROOSEVELT MILLS ■L ■ already ^ e such courses. time I y

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PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. l^NCHEgTER. 0 ^ . . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1969 PAGE ELEVEN by threatening to relax our own fxsned ness. and of a'pprehenslon about patrol of their region. Open Forum the future." Yet, instead of the despair and re­ Religious Violence Brings Ban Inside Report As for the Administration’s sentment which might have bfeen expect­ Continued from Page 10) □ation by increasing capacity refusal to "Jawbone” business or To Better Serve You ■ New Com pensadon Law PUBLISHED BY THE ed, If our assessment of their original and not by holding it back.” labor in Kennedy-Johnson style, HERALD PRINTING CO.. INC. To the Editor, he contends th^ (ibandonment of 13 Blssell Street ' On Parades ijfi Nortjiern Ireland fret charges, the Admlnlatra- Rinfret says President NLxon’s RADIO SERVICES appreciation of and eagerness for our Some slgpilficant amendments price-wage guidelines “created Manchester. Conn. (OonOflaed(Oontimied from PasePage One)Om i British troops____ stood by at two tion underestimated “ the In- proposed r^ieal of the 7 per THOMAS F. FERGUSON help and protection was correct, these to the Workmen’s Oompenaation autonomy and result in the Brit­ open sesame on prices and WALTER R. FERGUSON flationeiry bias of the economy" cent investment credit — elimi­ IS EJiPANDING Act supported by organized la­ At dawn a pillar of black bases on the city’s outskirts and ish government taking over. PubUahers Aslan and Pacific leaders are giving a nating a tax break for Increas­ w.ige.s" and thereby enhanced // Pounded October 1, 1881 bor have now become law by smoke hung over Londonderry, at Omagh» 30 miles south. But Although Protestants are in and assumed "tin t inflation inflation. 1010 BURNSIDE AYE. ing oeqiacltjr — "has destroyed "warm response” to a softer American action of the General AasernWy, Police said tme mob ransacked the state government did not the majority in Northern Ire­ could eaaliy be turned off.” Published Every Evening Except Sundays the o)qly real hope for resolv­ Because such I'icws nre EAST HARTFORD and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at presence. and I would like to adviae your a tdre depot, built barricades of ask tnem to help, and the Brit­ land and responsible for its re­ Spociflcally, he accuses the Manchester. Conn., aa Second Class Mall auto tires, then set both tires ing inflation.” Investment cre­ spreading among businessmen, readers of these provislotis. ish government in London did maining part of the United Nixon team "of foiling to tai- Matter. The explanation would seem to lie in Sind depot afire. dit repeal, extension of the 10 the Rinfret attack should not be This is necessary, because moot not Intervene. Kingdom, Londonderry like the derstand the nature of infla­ Effective Sept. 2nd SUBSCRIPTION RATES per cent surtax, and fotiure to read in the White House ns the the possibility that these leaders were of the news stories regarding As dawn approached, about At the height of the battle. Irish Republic to the south is tion" — stemming from the Payable In Advance radically reduce spending are faithless di.<«iffei'tlon of a friend. One Year ...... $30.00 never quite as much the automatic par­ this law mentioned only the sec­ 160 police took over an intersec­ Prime Minister James CSilches- predominantly Catholic and has rising cost in services. The addi- Six Months ...... 15.50 bracketed by Rinfret as "reneg­ Rather, it la a s>Tnptom that tion near Bogside and chal­ ter-Clark conferred with key long been a center of the rell tianal money needed for expan- Three Months ...... 7.80 roting morons they seemed to be when, tion which raised the salaries ing on campaign promises." the business u-orld’s sky-high One Month ...... 2.60 of the ■workmen’s compensation lenged the Catholics barricaded members of the state Cabinet gious feuding which has plagued sicn of services to bring down they felt it necessary to strike the at­ in the section to come out and Rinfret most vociforously at­ confidence In the NLxon ad- MEMBER OP commissioners by $5,000 per and police chiefs to Belfast, the six Ulster counties for hun- their costs, he adds, is choked minlstmtlon hits been dissipeted THE ASSOCIATED PRESS flg^it. The police rattled their tacks the stem warning from titudes they thought the moat Influential year. They were uhderEto^ to~have ..dreds of years. The current vio- oft by the present right money in Just sLx months. Tlie Associated Press Is exclusively entitled clubs on their riot shields in imi­ policy. Admlnlatnatlon officials and the to the use of republicatlon of all news dl.s- makers of American policy wanted them There were three other Im­ decided then to authorize the lence stems from demonstra- patches credited to it or not othSam­ The Herald Prlntlni? Comr>any Inc., as­ alike hurled stones at fire blUty to the Federal Reserve” Is defeated. The Administration, sumes no financial responsibility for tyi>r>. Deaths and disabilities from be reluctant to call In British duced counterdemonstrations by uel Ward McAllister, arbiter of ffra^Ical errors appearing in a/lvertLsement.s There is a possibility they had It figur­ industrial accidents and occupa­ trucks roaring to blazes in at troops because this might im- the Protestants, and before long to run momentary policy. he charges, "has been fostering New York and Neuqx>rUlec>‘0« and other reading matter in The Mandwister tional diseases, untoitunot^, least 10 buil^ngs. Contending that "you lick In- a sense of oonfuslon, of unhappi­ Evening Herald. ed out ,what We wanted to do in their peril Northern Ireland’s local stones and fists were flying. in the lute 19th century. area, and then proceeded to act as if cause more loss of work than Is 691 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washing­ caused by strikes. Many of the ton Post News Service. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. they wanted us to do It. They may have non-fatal Injuries are perman­ Publishers Representatives — Tlie Julius ently disabling. PLENTY OF FREE PARKINS MathPW.s Special Agency — New York Chi­ been humoring us, and our big power cago, Detroit and Bostoa fears and apprehensions, more than they One point of the new Connec­ 935 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANC9flBSTBR - TEL. 64S-S171 - OPEN 8 A.M. TO 5:30 ticut law xvould help several P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN 'IHURS. AND FRI. UNTO. 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- TION8. were expressing genuine sentiments and hundred ■ persons who are on Hi 17 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6in - 241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFORD - TEL conclusions of their own. long-term WC permanenit dis­ 522-7201 - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER ST. • TEL. M8-71M Wednesday, August 13 ability paymenits. This group But now-when and If the Americans has been without €iny coet-- (This wix'k's lIumghLs ni-c Into office and for being to­ In 1521, the Spanish conquer­ Reg. $128.00 - Indoor/Outdoor Carpet. can elmr-’ e themselves with murder Rinfret attack wius a desire to with academic or banking back­ stlnmhi'Uxl hy a fonim callixl tally unprepared once it did. It or, Hernando Cortez, captured Gold/green Tweed, 12 x 12...... Now $89. proach" of the new American iK)llcy Mr. talk things over. Rinfret was in­ grounds—frown upon Rlnfret’s Reg. $380.56 - Heavy Nylon Textured m that Is slmnger and stranger than any­ "T he Now Itollcvci's," oi-ganlzc«l went Into office wiUi slogans .Mexico (^ty from the Aztec In­ vited to a meeting of the flamboyant brand of economics. Shag. Green Tone, 12 x 14’8 "...... Now $219. Rogers has been ex|K)undlng has "evok­ by INGENUE, "T he .Magay.liic and little else." dians. Reg. $168.00 - Hi-Lo Nylon. Blue Greer thing fiction would pixxlucc. Quadniid, the government's However, they are mistaken for Tixlay'.s TiH'ii-iigcrs,” ami ix>- In Its unpreparednoss, Rein- In 1688, King William’s War Tweed, 12 x 18’ ...... Now $S ed a warm response among Aslan and economic board of strategy, but in viewing Rinfret ns merely Reg. $131.00 r Indoor/Outdoor Carpet. ixx-tixl In Its IV cem lx'r UHIS began when Indians attacked Pacific leaders." was unable to attend. Economic one noisy troublomaker. His Reg. $151.00 - Tip Sheared Acrylic. R ^ , Green/Gold Tweed, 12 x lO’S". . .. Now $59. Tnu’k.s— Nece.s,sary Niii.sniu'e.s Lssue.) (See Page Eleven) near Yarmouth, Maine. X The "new American Policy” Is that lN)lli't' ClUef Hugh Mullven» of lUumlcn I'Ttxi to IJve luul llouiul Ui IHe 12 12’3 "...... NoVS99. Reg. $126.00 - Beige Plush. Acrylic Pile, " i ’ txiplo u.s<>t.s. Tlio Pile, 15 X 9...... $89. terday the worst bugaboo American for­ chief .s;ild memtH'rs of his forx-xx have you'd bum In Hell If >xm did eign policy could see anywhere, and of lMx>n mlvlsed to act aguiiut tmckx>rs w1h> , ■something wixvng. Tluu God t.s Reg. $189.00 - Hi-Lo Loop Textured Nylon. d ea d !" By Whitaker looking openly to an avoidance, by the usel been boUierxxl by tlx> phrasi' peAfH £04 > Reg. $149.00 - Hi-Lo Loop Textured Nylon. ments like that In Vietnam. ixmtemplatliig prohibiting all tnicks "G od is IHxull” wxxild find It Just quiet amd peachful £>w o p i t c a k e Green Tweed, 12 x 14...... Now $89 acceptable In the above ixxi- If this "new" policy is now evoking from Ipuii Hlrt\>fs." IM LO N G BOWL Reg. $149.00 - Tip Sheared Sculptured ■A If Oouncilinaii Dor.-H'y's projxxial, ad- text. Various forms of the 7 ^ ITHa5" a "warm response among Aslan and PcacH Nylon. Sand Tone, 15 x IT S '...... Now $79. viuvotxl in tivi- Intert'sH of mifefy, wx'rx* "beiuxled" image ixxiUniH' to PEACH ON EARTH Ot imiTH Pacific loaders,"—and we would Incline carririt out to tlui letter, life In ixulden- nag sertoiLs Uilnkors. Som e too TMM CsoSl Ml M you Reg. $198.00 - Acrylic Plush. Bronze, ** cel MV *.^8rACM PEACH IN WABItUfl tlal arxNi.s would soon grtiul to a liolt. tvially luxxqit the autliorlty of 12 X 13’6 "...... Now $ 1 (> 9 . to believe It Is doing Just that—there Is ( ncxLXB now? OUR TIMS There (xnild Ix’ no di'UveriOM of fuel, Uxxie wlio cling Ui outmoiltHl TO PEACH 5 still a troublesome question left. It Is fumituix', refrigerators. ixinstruetlixi Image.s luid txwpotui " i f that's UNACCtl^OMEO AS 1 4M Reg. $127.00 - Indoor/Outdoor. Gt>ld. 12 x TO Puftuc Pt^CHiS HlS OWN the question of how In the world this .•nipphes and ix) families ixxild move In wliat God U, then ! wiuu no H ’9’’...... Now $89. could be so, when all our previous pol­ or t X O I Of CQXTOXCT ) Beg. $127.00 - Blue Tweed with .Sponge T\.i miuxy [xople Ina-k.x aix’ a mil- differeiiUy - "That klml of Gml 4 Back Indoor/Outdoor, 12 x 10. .Vow $69 icy has, by our own fancy, and by the •i;itxx-, wliether tlii-y lx> on nuldeiglal dot's noUilng for me. r scx'k ;ui- PMfit Fun public utterance of these same Aslan .xtreel.s or Route l-9t. Trucks arc a key other, luul I liopi' to find Him." and Pacific leaders, been so faithfully .-I'gment In >xir tnueuxirtutlon (xitteni if God bt' Gtxl lUxl alive I.lke them or ix>l. they arx> aU-sdutely the slvu-kltw of miui. his i-oti- tailored to their own fears and concerns e-ssenthil to our way of life We imi.sl iHxpts. lUs l.iw.s. his liturgies, his >O u\t .JOT A p o »C h 11t -* m x and wishes. have trucks to nuiintnln ixir mtuux-r ■sxxitem.s will mx prexiUl. "I ajii SLICED TIME PEACH It has supposedly been because they of living who I will be" .laserts lui ulti­ PiACs VJ5S THEN AND NOW This m ivf tm\el forts s AKd we volunteered our help and protection m re.suViitlal anais vslierx- ix> ih-h\xTlc.s wxird I wxxxler If It ts mX iigain ru6 or pickup.- are Ix-tng made Tlx-y sliould , vipprxiprlale to ixvisi' mentioii of PCATH to them. It has supposedly been because ; ftUMCA ix>t tx' |x*rmltt«xl to turn strx-el.s ixipulat, las niuiio. Wixild it be helpful 1 *«• of their fear of China that they have ed t>y many or a few jxxxple lUs .short- for Uk»h« "Ui" ami "ou t" of the ' rastanets click, j>retty feet .stamp, and you step made themselves partners, to some ex­ f-iits be<-max‘ it l.s ixxiNvnlent to di> «>, church If those wht' bellexifd LJA C k M t AL A S T/ F l o g g e d p e a c h e s , DCNhAPZACHY tent, in our involvement In Vietnam. MuUiern said a surwy may .show It themselves "In" w-em l««s • to the front of the room in Kate Greenaway's advlsible to |xwt more streets against tempted to think that/ talking ■mOKSCn 1 cotton Gdero ■ityUtl fashion. Red or blue paisley And the superficial fear with regard (."ottAo z R io « r WAtpPEP C R E A M ;• / the movement of through tnirk tniiflc. .about God. using ri'llglixis lan­ ON Tuc PGS<:a su 'g iisr.& tv kiarT s printed, ■ , to any "new” Amerlc^an policy in this A complete truck bon on all nosldentlal guage wxis .sxiiomxnous with be­ O p en 9 AJd. to 5:20 P.M. - Closed Monday - Open Thursday and Triday until 9 P.M. Sizes 7 to 14 SID streris ax>uld pone Intolerable problent*. ing religious'r part of the world has been the fesr that P e a . ; « ' IL l Y(jt, A PkACrt e\x>n 1/ such a prohibition were legal - ■ we might alarm our frienda and alllea Rev Ernest Karris si '5 I MERIDEN RECORD S«K-ond Ootigregatlorud iTiurch k____ L. or >w iViND / ~J N' ■ PAGE TWELVE ■■V \ \ ’ \' J ^ A N C H E S T E ^ E ^ m w ^ E R ^ CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN South Windsor ter J. Sheridan, 'South Windsor; ess, but this device doesn’t have Manchester John R. Walton, Andover; Mrs. separate rule was being Initiat­ Alice M.. Wright, Coventry. much relevance to the plot. it, and so we’re just doing it to Hospital Notes Senate Skirmishes The novel ends with a Jarring Food Chain Head Accepts ed to govern promotional con­ keep up with the compeUtlon." Political Speakers Youth^ on Week^s Notice^ BIRTH YESTERDAY: A spn tru Double Side Boom tests in any Industry. to Mr. .and Mrs. Ronald Lavoie, climax that even for science fic­ The regulations specifically NEW HAVEN (AP) - Prom/ Book Review The regulaticms prohibit food call for retailers to discloae VISITING HOURS UMBRELLA or tion is a bit strange. No doubt It Inent politicians in OonneoUcut DISCHARGED MONDAY; By The Associated Press Give Away Game Rules stores and gas stations from en- "clearly and conspicuously" the To Spend Year in Germany Intermediate Care Semi- Over Thai Policy W A LL TE N T 'would make quite a movie. have been chosen as keynote Barbara Jean McCormack, gaglng In any practices that exact number of prizes in n con­ speakers of the two major- private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. I I Miles A. Smith. I NEW YORK '(AP) — ’n\et''^Uons before commenting, one might mislead consumers into How would • you feel having Summit-. Dr., Tolland. WASHINGTON (APj _ Sen- cation which Congress starts to­ 'THE CBinCAL EYE. By test, the odds against winning, party conventions here. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- TENTSm STOCK! From there on the novel turns president of the National As6d- trade source remarked: ’hinking their chances of win­ ate fighting over military policy day. the geographic area coverttd by only one week to prepare for 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. / Ouido Ballo, Ihitnam, $7.95. Into something like science fic­ Chains s ^ he ’’They’re a bit stricter than we ning a prize are greater than in Retiring Mayor Richard Lee / DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: The U.S. commitment to Thai­ $ I:Q 9 9 More Energy Needed a game, the total number of a year abroad? A.sk Robert Pediatrics: Parents alloweii and spending has entered a tion. It wouldn’t be fair to give sees ”no great problems" with proposed, but we can live with actual fact. win address the party’s dty Mrs. Lillian D. Phillips, 47 Es­ land, especially a secret agree­ The Italian author of this CHICAGO—U.S. energy con­ partlcipaUng stores and the any time except noon-2 p.m.; three-week lull but not before a w r k has an oSfbeat approach to away the whole plot, but It does the new Federal Trado'Oommis- them.” nominating convention cm Aug. Evans. , He heard only last sex St.; Mrs. Anne May Webb, ment between the two countries, sumption reached an all-Ume Some operators of service sta­ scheduled termination date of others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. 411 N. Main St.; Mrs. Annie M. hot skirmish over a proposal to the appreciation of art. involve a mysterious organiza­ sion regulatioiis. governing The FTC regulations, adopted 21, R is the first time since Lee week that he had a host fam­ was the subject of interest all high In 1968, the Commerce give-away games at grocery tions believed the FTC did not the promotional prognim. took -office and Arthur T. Bar- Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.. Heus.ser, Box 452, R t. 6, Bolton; E x te rio r Afama, Frmme., by a 4-1 vote Tuesday, are ily in West Berlin under the 4 p.m.-8 p.m . n put strict limits on U.S. assist­ day, starting with a morning iMTge y y k m Screened K s Idea lis th a t those of us tion guided by a superintellect Clearing House reports. Energy '.ores and gasoline stations. far enough. Typical of this Commissioner Philip Elmnn. bleri gained the chairmanship Mrs. Frances Trombley, 114 ance to Laos and______Thailand.______who have the *‘oPdinary eye" named Vadim Mendelov, and a aimed at assuring each consum- group was Gene Gleason, man­ the lone dis.senter in the FTC American Field Service pro­ Intensive Care and Coronary session of the Foreign Relations Window* on botb eldee. equivalent to 62.258 triUion Brt- "Remember," said Clarency of the Dcmocraitic Town Com­ Pro.spect St., Rockville; Mrs. Sen. John Sherman” Cooper Committee should develop the "critical conspiracy to "save the world" fair chance of winning In ager of the •ngervllle Esso Sta­ ^^■>te, declared that such promo­ gram. He leaves by plane for Care: Immediate family only, Sewn-In-FIoor. tlsh thermal units was required Adamy, association president, ifljfe-away gam es mittee more than 16 years ago Belgium next Monday on the Marilyn Rau, 254 Taylor St., tebched off the batUe Tues’ Sen r-v,,.- v, t-. u eye” In order to understand the from blowing itself up with nu­ to meet the nation’s total need we testified during the FTC tion in New York, who said: tional gimmicks arc inherently ttiat the convention has had a anytime, Umited to five min­ clear weapons. ]ffhe n^es, effective In 60 days; -'lirst leg of his journey. utes. Talcottvllle; Mrs. Margaret ‘^^y, said opposition by Nixon stormed out of the ’ ' i« real meanings of great works of for heat, light and power In all hearings that we were for full "I think they should cut the imfnir and should be outlawed. keynote speaker. a rt came after months of commis­ games out altogether." "I haven’t heard from my Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m .- Borst, 45 Pleasant St.; Arthur «clministratlon backers ^ d faeT the Pentagon rX ed " Caidln has worked in a bit of forms. This marked a 8.7 per 'nd open disclosure." State Rep. Stewart R. McKin­ GIANT I V X 12' TARPS sion study and hearings and ap­ Gleajon said his game cost college, or my draft board yet, 12:48 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 K. Braraanls, 3 Devon Dr. . ';"e'"bers of the Armed Services produce copies^ of the 1964 He has quite a scorn for the romance by having his hero fall cent rise In consumption, com­ New Hampshire’s White ney, Republican leacier In the While major oil firms, such as ply only to„ sgames — wof chance c mat him $600 for three months and but I’ve got my passport and p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and Also, Charles F. Maguire, .146 might be explained agreement cUches with which the average in love with an airline steward- pared with a 3.4 per cent .Mountain National Fforent coo- House, win deliver the main Mobil and Shell, said Tuesday supermarkets and service sta that he only participated be­ I'm going, that's about all I 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Woodland St.; Mrs. Dorothy.j F.1-. reports he haahas heard that ..o..d DfNING CANOPY LIFE VESTS museum visitor describes his increase in 1967. talna 47 lakes and ponAa and speech at the OOP ccmventkm TT « ------^ . Kumor has it," Church told they wanted to study the regula- Uons. The FTC said, however cause "nil the other dealers do know now,” Evans .said ca.sual- Age Limits: 16 in maternit.v. D uclau, South Windsor; Paul ^re flying helicop- Complete with 5 Alum. Pole*, reactions to an Old Master or a 650 miles of fishing sUvams. Wednesday night. ly. 12 in other areas no TlmiVin Tsaconas, Ea.st Hartford; ““PPort of Thai troops **^er, that the plans StaJeea, Bopee New Master. He devotes two Eviins, who has been accept­ self-service. ’ ^*rs. Jean Marie Johnson, 233 insurgents in northern Amerlenn^t' chaptens to "Stock Phrases _____ Center St.; Albert G. Cadoret Thailand. American troops, .. but an ar-— $ from the Vocabulary of the Or­ ed as a fre.shman nnd a .scholar­ "It would Htor, •• n, Tj- rangement that would, actually ship recipient at Cornell in the The administration reminds Glastonbury; Mrs. Elizabeth J 19.97 dinary Man” and “What an Or­ fall, Ls hoping tb.at his year visitors that with eonstrucdlon Dletrchsen, East Hartford; Manchester Surplus Sales dinary Man Sees in Museums abroad wilt not affect either his under way, parking space is Jeanette A, Brewer, Thompson proposed amendment. ^ 169 N. Main St. at Depot Square SLEEPING BAGS and What He Says About die limited. Visitors arc asked to ville; Mark D. Gallagher, El­ Open Dally to 9:00— Works He Sees.” These chaiL college c.'ireer or his draft sta­ Tel. 643-7111 tus. bear with the hospital while the gin Dr., Tolland; Chri.stian S. A m MATTRESSES ters are a mockery of the super- parking problem exists. flodal appreciation of art, relent­ "I’ve written to both, b\it I Roger Evans Bonk, West Willington; Stephen C ^ l d o r lessly castigating the tendency may not hear iinything until E Uthgenonnt, 7 Gem Dr., to equate esthetic values with I’Ve left the country. I’m not Evans expects to ne studying Rockville. r^TLlllnT Hls'^^m^vT’e^e' taken u^“ e Com the nonsense of postcard pic­ 4-Day Event! In the m odern language d ep art­ too concerned about getting out Patients Today: 238 Also, Mrs. Louis Mamie, 80F tures. of the country," Kvans Joked, m ent ]it the 11th level of fi gym ­ Bluefleld------—Dr. , Michael F. Mc- after the Senate voted unani- « u j "but I do w ant to be .allowed nasium called Drellnden-Ober- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Donnell, 15 Redwood Rd.; Mrs. mously to limit .such aid to M 5 ^ opposed Ballo acknowledges that the back In,” schule in West Berlin. Lynn J. Bergeron, 87 Harlan Lois Gibbs, East Hartford; billion__ levtji. about its present^etef S " '’" at war in Laos for years development of a critical e y e ' WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY "is inevitably a compUcated ’Tm making sure that I keep During his year with the Bau- St.; Mrsf Ann M. Carroll, 619 Frances Gauthier, 354 .... , , copies of .all my letters,” he schultes, he will share his life re.strlct ule TLZT r AmVrtTt^Teo'pTeT'’ matter, requiring Intultton, the elimination of all preconcep- said. with the host family In the W. Middle Tpke.; John Ca.sey, 1"" and Thailand to materiel, equip' son, Maple Dr., South Coven- , , , , . ' e-uniur,Earlier, theme isenaceSenate voted 4M-4449-44 Uons, and proper focusing of our Evans had an .active interest same manner he would his 22 Deepwood Dr., Vernon; Wll- ^rs. Thaddeus Dobleskl ) cut $45.6 mHl outTt itsi.r use provide U.S. mUltaiT re- eyes, so that they can find the In politic.s- while a .student in I family at home. He will not go fred J. Challfour, 452 W. Middle and daughter, Baxter St., Tol- B-munfl fnrl-«u search projects. correct angle of vlsitm. South W indsor High .Stdv.ol, and off on his own or with other Tpke.; William R. Crawford, land; Mrs. John White and ^ without such a restHetio h Caldor and General Electric hopes tf) pursue tills intcre.st AFS students until his year is "It also requires historical 183 High St.; Michael Fox, daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. tolT thrSe^aU ’ we c^uTd’ be Imowledge of the milieu and cul- while In G erm any. up. Gardne^r Rd.. Vernon; Mrs. s I a n I e y. Durnakowski and committing our t i l Wilensky Endorsed Bring You The Moal Popular .Ypplianres .\l Thin Trememtoii* Saviufis ”I am, in a way, an ambas­ After his school year is up he Mary E. Freeland, East Hart- daughter, 15L Fore.st St. committing our troops in the t ^ in which the artist devel­ same way we became Involved STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — sador for my country while I expects to travel quickly ford; Mrs. Athona L. Frye, Wil oped and produced his works, in Vietnam” The Republican Town Commit- and we must train our eyes to our am .studying, but mainly I’m through Europe with AFS stu­ shire Rd., Vernon; James \ "Don’t you believe in the sec- tee endorsed Julius Wilensky appreciate painterly and plastic Intere.sted in learning about the dents before returning to the Forde, 95 Foster St.; Mrs. Upland i .Im irr GermanK and their country and U. S. ChrLstlna Hamilton, 64B Chest­ Rockville rctary of defcn-sc of your own Tuesday night as Its. candidate visualization and the concrete­ culture,” Evans continued. nut St. party lind your own President?” for mayor by a vote of 27-10. ness of rhythm.” While a student at South asked Sen. Gordon Allott of Col- Wilensky, a business execu- ”I hope that I’ll be able to Wlnd.sor High School, Evans Also, IJnda M. Hebert, 132 Hospital Notes Ballo keeps repeating the transmit my knowledge of the orado, chairman of the GOP live, is now a member of the theme about the angle of vision, Hunling Coat served on the Student Council Orchard Hill Dr Wapplng; visiting hmirs are 12:30 to 8 Policy Committee. city’s board of finance. 57 German people to Americans LchUo Hunter, 243 E. Center , ,, making it seem that each pic­ for four years and us Its presi­ ”i believe In the re.Hponslbillty Louis CTapes was endorsed as when I return,” he said. St.; Kenneth Jarvis Jr., 249 P-"'- In all arms oxcept nmtoni- DIAMONDS FOR EVERY OCCASION ture must be viewed In a partic­ dent during his senior your. of the Prseaident, I believe in the party’s candidate for town Evans, although a high school Blymouth Ume, Bolton; Erwin “y where they are 3 to 4 and president N i^ ular way. And he stresses over by H ettrick Mini Hassock He Is a .Slate of Connecticut ------Cooper re- clerk, a post he has held for graduate, will be continuing his A.A Kon<«nl, P om fret; 17*t*nw>r\icsF r a u d s A'Rfl6:.30 fr.to 8U rap.m. rvt ’ and over again the matter of Scholar and has received a Na­ plied. ”I believe also in the re- the past three terms finding rhythm in every compo­ 9 education at what compares to tional Merit Scholarship Letter Ko.stenko, 111 Florence .St.; ------Adams Jewelers Desk Fan Charles Kuhl Jr., 11 Lllley St.; Admitted Monday: ('oTiMtnnt ”P” Osiblllly of the C ongress.” M ayoral incum bent B runo Gi- sition. a high school while he is in of Commendation. He has re­ v.on»uuiL Cooper withdrew his amend- ordano is expectedi to be re- Ctidor Prii:ed G erm any. R alph Lanzano, E ast H artford; Artz, Bixjaxl Brook; 7SS MAIN STBEET, MANCHBSTEII The book Is heavily illustrat­ ceived the Harvard Book WULlam ment after more than an hour of nominated when the Democratic C'offccniakcr ■Slcam A Dry Iron He will spend several weeks Rlcluml J. Mahoney, 66 Lenox ‘ ’ Z , " [ ment after more tnan an nour of nominated when the Democratic ed. The author has an odd habit Award and Is a member of the St - Clint A Martin 70 I vn Talcott Avo., Rock- debate but said he plans to offer Town Committee meets later PHONE M3-47M 11.99 of intensive language study be­ Current Affairs Club. St.; C lint A. M artin, 70 Lyn­ of presenting mixed examples Handy bicvs sclccloi . I*' vents labtii. guide wood Dr., Bolton; Mrs.7U Linda Dyn- Kimberly Sp Large corduroy collar 6.70 I asy 10 read C lip mjikings .Walei ssiiidm. lell. wlien lo M, Morrissette, 149 Oakland Main St., Rockville: Charles Georges Seurat, Piero della host family. of his Freshman Class and has ’ Duck reinforced shoulders 4 asy pom mg. diipicss lelill St.; Robert O’Neill, W ^ Med- Medlln, Huntington Dr., Ver- Francesca and a totem pole • I'.njoy cool circulaiina ail His host family will be Mr. played varsity tennis and ' Pockets with shell Irxips spo.il #('MI() . 1 iglilweiglil only ) Ihs ford. Mass. non; MUhael Sheriden, Christo- from British Oolumbie^-and • Takes only 6" of space, 4" high , and Mrs. F riedrich W. Bau- varsity cross-country. He is an 01 'H) AIso, Johannes R. 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Jum bo sSize .Save .\n Extra 17.99 • 13,49 2.21 2-Cell l.antern 1HE MENDELOV CONSPIR­ Si\ li* ACY', By Martin Caidln. Mere­ LiHleriiie O ur dith Press. $5.96. Sleeping Bags 20% Off' Hair with 2 Batteries I .a ld ^ tr In ' the first part of Caldln's I “ • Pi ices (n. ,k!' Hal amino Reg. novel ’ a. journalist nam,ed Cliff Spray Our R .g «W I lihrlrss I ir<'\ al\rs P r i c e d Brady i s doing his best\ to get AM 4 M l. CpuiHf* Icomtort to -0 ...... 1 / t .1^ Ignition l.iboi 119.97 the “real" story behind the re­ '...... U ' ports of "Unidentified Firing Only ( ) 9 c installed A U » k a n (r U i»4:ron • pxHyc'irr ‘ '-rd • Wirm and comf./riabic ^ t p*zi > iejied Cf 'fdcf vei SALE: WED. tkrt tramc .m wood nmner lasy roll casters Available ininch sue. Fyare expert 00 UPOs, covering • Prewv : * t High linbieikibic .dye C c V f _ .i 3 o n all the explahaUons for various w.'„»„e,l,.„s,„ "ilb- Cron P.rkw.,, SAT/. aerial ^toiomena. But Brady has gotten wind of 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE OPEN LATE EVElYr Nil MANCHESTER— 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. an Incidtnt in which the appear­ CL..X va...a irKK. SAU:WB).lhru*AT. ance of a UTO coincided with a _____Cross PariewBy OKN LATIKVBIY MOHT power failure at a missile site, and suddenly the Air Force ex­ pert rsfuese to talk. V.

V. iL PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING -HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 \ V ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN talk to the head flr nurse Macon County Black SherUf ' Vernon about any problem she may TV-Radio Tonight Man Is Head Nurse have,” he says.' “I don’t give Finds White Hostility Wanes By LEE UNDEB any physical care but this way 1 Bids Sought Aaaociated Press Writer After high school he enrolled don’t lose any contact ■with the open till 9 Thursday ni TUBKEOEE, Ala. (AP) — more equila'ble repre.-;ent!iUon In St. Joseph’s Hospital Nursing PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The patlentsor nurses." mon^y thru Saturday 0:30 to B:S0 Well tato-Wa second year as Al­ in local government, ' hl/ii: vot-^ School in Philadelphia, with 32 Once a month he go6s to the Ing will r.onUnue\ On Drainage TelevUion head nurse at St. CHulstopher’s / ■ : .' / '/ ab am a’s only black .rfieriff, Lu- H(»p4tal for (Children is a man girl classmates. McGuire Air Force Base in New ^ FREE PUBUC PARKING LOt ’ ’’Political power Is .vornethiiig 5:00 (3) Burke’ji X^aw (IB) Wfaarii___ _ K y Line D. Amerson finds white A long-standing dnailnage prob­ (8-22) Mike D ouglas —and that’s not an easy combi­ Jersey where, in the uniform of adjoining building . . . holds 800 up of (24) W hat's New 10:30 (18) Ten-Thirty Movie order, and the first to give rernd*mts from the Burke Rd. (8) News, Frank Heynolds (34) A Oonversation With "and thU has helped destroy a' (3-12) Walter O on k ite 11:00 (3^13-40)Nenra, Bporla, lot of mythologies-the feeling Negroes a voting majority. area attended a meeting of the 6:45 (20) News weather that exited among Negroes Dc.spite their control of the Bo;n-d of Repi'e-sentatlves and 7:00 (8) Truth or Consequences (10-30-23-30) Presidential Apol­ pneed from s38. to s55. a.skod that something be done (10) Alfred Hitchcock lo Il Astronauts Dinner well as whites that a Negro ballot t)OX, Nigroes have prm (23’^0-40) News, Sports. ll‘:2e (3) Wednesday S ta ill^ t -.r .about alleged unhealthy condi­ Weather 11:30 (8-40) Joey Bishop sheriff couldn’t get cooperation gre.s;*cd already from bloc vot­ tions. (24) Spectrum (12) Late Mevle ing to the '.-.X'lectivc sc re e n in g of from the white community and -SEE SA'nTRDAY'S TV WTQBK FOB OOMPUETE U 8H N 09 from other law enforcement c:ir»dld:itc.'). White officbils hsve The Ijoard was told at that the menagerie is: borg lamb in beige or agencies." been elected in nonit- Instance* lime tlial w.aiter ran through the [iroperty six feet deep and eight When Amerson was elected, In preference to Negro e:indi- Radio brown, sculptored lamb in bone, frisky pony d ates. feet wide. Residents clalm'ed (This listing includes only those news hroadcaste of IS or U he proclaimed a policy of color­ I hilt tho water carried with It blind aw enforcement in the dead suilmals and debris. minute length. Some stahnns Minrv other short newscasts.) in brown or black, stj^lthy spotted leopard county, where blacks outmim- At 'that time it wius noted that WBCB—mo 7:20. ______David Biinkl^ ber whites 6-1. Negroc.s and IN’iiii Allo\vii‘ere would be no discrimina­ 5:00 Danny Clayioo 11:20 Sports Final tion. WA9irrN<}TON AP Tlie Re.slderits said the problem liad 6:00 Dick Ileatliertox U;80 Other Side of the Dsy vfxikited for ten yeaxB. 9:00 Bill h o vt snow white ermine. Leave the leash He has carried out that prom­ Interstate ComriK.-rco Commis­ ’’The ..sS-ator com*M from the 1:00 Gary Qinurd ise, says Editor Stan Jackson of _ w arw ^am sion authorized Die Penn Cen­ .south'''Mde of Rt. g.7, goes un­ 5:00 News at home because almost ail are wide the weekly Tuskegee News, tral Co. tod.'iy to ulxindon two der tho highway and then into 5:16 ^eaA Up "and the people respect him for v*f- 6:00 News RANG! p.-LS.songer tra in s betw een Al­ the drains on the northsldy, 6:16 Speak 1^ Hartioro it." 6:46 Lowcil Thomas \ \ :> belted for that nipped waist look. bany, N.Y., and Boston. which are the inadequato ones. A former sheriff, Preston 6:65 PhU Rizzuto The dLseontlnnance couM The deadline for receiving Ihe 7:00 The World Tonlgtu FUEL OIL Hornsby—who is now probate bid.s- for the job, is Aug. 29. 7:20 Frank OlCford GASOLINE All bars are down . . . come early. Judge of the county-says ’’I t.ike effect irrimedlately. 7:30 Speak Up Sports In auttiorlzing tlie mo%-e, the Bids will be opened a t 10:30 Si 10 Speak Up sp o r u hear lees talk of resentment *jv- 3:30 Speak Up Inu^om IOC noU'd that the i-*Knt clnlmed a.in. -that date. ery day.” in fact, he add.s ’’I iX:30 Barry Farber Io:*.sew of $105,2’22 la.st ye:ii- 13:16 Sign Off BANTLY OIL Just don’t hear much talk at along the 2M mile route, "Hic First Aero Company, Na­ w n c —ifM COMI’ W ) . IM ail." 5:00 Afternoon EditlOD - Penn Central inid ;-niiight the Knohhy on Guard Duly tional Guard, New York, on 6:. 5 Market Repon I'll M\i\ ,<'ri;i I I A White businessman, speak­ ■luly 13, 1910, becam e the first 6:20 Weather authority on grounds of .steadily Kiiolihv, ;i menilior of I'iiiKint’ Conipaiiy ‘.j I in (lloveliuul ifuai'fl.s flit; reinuin- U:26 Strictly Sports TLI , Il III. I'.ir. college or high school bound? ing anonymously, finds the com- declining patronage in the la.st National Guard air unit to be 6:35 Afternoon £dUtoB It(it-|,, illc v7",..;_.7i mundty “pretty well ac­ (l(;r o) a lifU’r o1 Kjtion.s from Kiiobtjy'.s prolific co-nia.scot. a femak; ctit. 'I’lie takf’n into federal service. 7:00 Accent 69 eight years aboard the train:;. 7:16 Ncxw quiesced" now; ’’I don’t find No. -IfH a n d No. -105. .sin'll ill tilt; l);i('k. wa.s pi'inlt’il on ;i wiiiilow .shatlo at llie fii’t- .station when the any real resentment anymore.” T he ICO s;ild a v e n g e i.>- age on ia5 decline*! from <10 a ardiz-' lilt: c;ouiil ry’.>* .-itciirity. fective law enforcement." d a y to 10.1. (rasSlalion Oivners Plan Kor instance: As fiji- ini|)(‘t<’ CHUCK Choose from Shetland wools or blends In questioning; a search wjirrant to drive It home. IJ coughed, .said Tiie.-day membei-s of Uii- 'I'lii- :i.s.-s>(,-lfUion l.s liosliiig :i KVANSTON. ill. Mon- Ui.ni STEAKS flat knits or cables, pullovers, cardigans or produced more marijuana hid­ baekflred, lii-lclied fire and :i.s.',*a-ialion will meel Thurstl.iy (-.mveiUliai hert- of tin- N:itlo'.i:il Lb. 69c den in the truck. ’n»e two men hlazisl up. 3S,Ci(in fro m -1,500 ITJ3J>.A. 'TOP CHOIOE! long vests. with formi-r II.ai.se Minfirlly fii'ngi'e.': t of I’l'tioli-um ltet:iiler.-i si.’hools t ornp»’l in ' li\(' fifth SHOULDER were charged with violating the Elreiiit’ii cooleil off Ihe old I a.'.itl(-r .’Vieliol.-ia I.t-nge. .1 law yet Wedne.-**l:is- till- g'l-onp h o .u d ;iii Nrilioiitil Auhiovomuju Scliohiv- CASUAL ■kate narcotics law. tim er without mtich damage. they ll.ive rel.-iined for tue I.iw- STEAKS Lb. c VILLAGE#, $10 to $15 .■iddre.-.H by Oh:irIi-.s F. Jones, .ship l*rogram for outstanding 79 CHUCK STEAKS But the charges wore dis­ "We’re g:)lng to try ;ig;iin,” .suil. ' j:resiileii’ nt Humble Oil ii B e­ Negro student.s. Thu 340 who 956 main st., facing oakic / shops8AI missed, the Uhciiff says, on ■Said I.effingwell. "Hut we’ll Afaiiy g;c latl.ai deali r ll rV’<- fining Co. won si.lmlar.ship.s reprivsent 30 if it's skirts grounds that there was nothing have Homeoim ilaiid ug by wilh I'ompl.lined . pioaiollon .give. .loiics, di:-cti.<.sing oil Imjyirt.s, Fresh Made illegal about the U-tum; lluU s ta te s and tin* I.M.Mtri,ct of ('o- Open tiH 9 Thurs. Night # Mon. thru Sat. till 5:30 a fire exllngiilaher.” ;uvay.-i ai'e foi-i ed on lliem by .-.'aid h e .•.U()]ioVt.s free tra d e , but Innibla. Your choice of A-lines, pleated and button the deputies had no lawful rlglit BEEF u Lb. Q Q FIRST trim styles, solids, glens or plaids. to stop the truck. Consequently, PATTIES ^ Box J e T T the men could not bo prosecuted CUT $10'' to $16 for possession of narcotics. Sweet Life But the court says tlmt’si Uio BACON Lb. law, Amerson plilloHupliizcd, HIGH SCHOOL & COLLEGE STUDENTS 79c if it's slacks and he is sworn to uphold the ATTENTION SAVE ON YOUR SCHOOL CLOTHES Select from Dared or straight leg fashions law regardleas of personal feel­ in solids or plaids. ings. B&M YOU CAN HAVE ALL 3 COUPONS We keep sending Like many Soutliem county BAKED ^ 28 officials, Amonsun draws no sa­ $15 to $16 lary. He lives on fees from mak­ BEANS O Oz. Y d C WHEN YOU SPEND $30.00 ing arrests lUkl serving mtb]XM>- P IC K OF T Sweet Life our fitters back to nas and other official papers. The countj^ buys uniforms for WHITE ^ 7 a« [ a l l b r a n d s the sheriff's force and jsiys the "Siilli'i: n o y e c TUNA O O z. Lb. Pkg. deputies. But the liicrlff has to ■SPAGHETTI school, too. you'll find every maker cf buy his own official cars, gtuto- Sweet Life Easy does it! everything is washable in Une, Ures—even' guns. Grapefruit , OB Their classroom? Our store. Their assignment? girls' ''in fashion" dresses ’The fee syston\ should bo JUICE 3 ^ 1 ’ 1 BOYS and PREP SCHOOL WEAR aboHshed, the slicriff says, and I MACARONI I The right Striede Rite for every little customer. Our fitters law enforcement officers .slunild ■sttr. IVORY bo paid n salary oommensurate • SWEATERS LIQUID I With $10.00 purchase or more. One coupon I have learnecf by experience to check and recheck every 4 to 6x S6 to SI2. 7 to 12 S7 to $16. on our large lowar floor with the ’’reH{K>nslblllty and dig­ per family. Expires Sat., August 16th. R ede^ ' Sweet Life inch of foot and shoe. Just to be positive both work nity of the office." ■' • SLACKS 5 Lb. I at Allen’s Market. ______I . choota hit fall favorifat in "I can make a eonifortable SUGAR Bag together. So come give them a test. They're waiting with Select from Aly8«n, Polly living Uie way It is,” iio ex­ Flindera, Youngland, R.A.R., plains, "but 1 have to hump to • BERMUDA SHORTS all their skills. Plus all the new Stride Rites for back to school. Moppetii, Little .Star, Mi«« glen plaid s l ^ s do It. It Just isn’t good wlien tl\e • SWT.ET IJ F E Qu^ity, Tricia, Young Sophia- KAKAH • MANN • HUJ.Y TIIK Kllt • IJCVIH amount of money u ‘ slioriff I f KftAR-^12-cr$ Select his favorite color, we have have to pay Uie s I'urthd.s*.’ Of Oiu* At Tho Rt’Kiilar I'ricf I at Allen’s Market. j tapered , ivy or flared leg styl^. service station business. He t> PRODUCE 4 to 11 $7 to $12. could buy gas wholesale, sell It . \^E HONOR to hinii^lf at ^ost and still gvt U. S. No. 1 Acrylic plaids or solids, lx>nd- famous Van Hautan parma-pratt the Tax deiSuctlon. mastor charge ed orlons or flannels, in a ”I’ve thouglit about doing it,” POTATOES oxford ivy shirts he dmckled. TH'l INU;nH*NX'CAifo . DANDEE— 1 PkW. great style collection. Aitiiareon seem s - 'iu‘ At riu’ Heglilar I’rioe wood-too€ heather sweaters Interest the election of .sl.\ Negroes to county office in rural SUPER Qreene CXHinty, 150 mllc.s 8 U> 12 $8. 14 to 20 $9. acrosB-state to the west. He w’us $' bom on a farm in Oreene Ooiut- SALE ENDS SAT., See the greatest collection in town, iaddle shoulders in crew or V-neck, it ty- Each MARKET 'Hve victory of tlie black can­ AUGUST 16th SUITS has that import Shetland fed. Moss green, wood^brown, lajrry or blue , didates ovei^ white Incumbents ' With The ^^lrcha.<4* Ot ROUTE 44A y gave -the Negroes control of the l>m'' .Vt The Kegular I’lk*' county commission and tlie 4 school bocuxl. Says Amerson, it COVENTRY famoui Donmoor, polyattar bland ’’was the beat tiling that could DURING THIS TREMENDOUS SALE A SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS have hapi>ened." open nonday thru auturday 9:30 to 5:30 . . . THL RS. NIGHT tiU 9 blazer stripe knit polos He 1s hopeful that the break­ taa eur through in Greene County-one with naw ^ontrait mock nackt TRI CITY PLAZA VKRAON CIRCLE Moo t i n FM. graat of several oountles, like Macon, collaction of, where Negroea have a voting Sotnrdoya :... < to 7 $3. 8 to 18 $3.60 m ajority—wlU foclUtate th? ^ VERNON. CONN. / ^ - .i Saadajw ...... famous maka .election of Negroes elsewhere 644,8221 875 81 0 Polyester blends that will k a ^ th^i* winter in Alahamai. shape forever, machine washable. In jackets Until that comes about. Amer- (OPEN: Mon., Tum.. Sat., iu A.M. to f.iSi'.P.M hve*l.. Thui-s . FVi, ONLY WESTERN GRAIN FED HEAVY STEER MEAT SOLO CASUAL a variety of colurful multi sthpea. Bon sa^s, dnd until Negroos get 956 main si., facing oak \ ■ ■■ V \ ■ ■' \; PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969

events so far is the withdrawal Commercials Coventry of Van Dine from consideration MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1969 for both the town council and Letter to Governor Works, PAGE SEVENTEEN the Board of Education. Van On Italy’s TV hospital coordinator for the Sis­ Democratic Candidates Dine,, who is chairman of the His Daughter Wrote It BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: Fout' Offer Praise Board of Finance, was consid­ Catholic Hospitals Advised: ters of Carondellet. This means that e*ch will ered a strong possibility for RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A road. Thank you for bringing Like Shows Recommended for Posts have tohave fund-raising drives either' post and had submitted letter from a pretty 12-year-old this matter to my attention.” ^ DoHar for dollar you still Recognize Public Duties 1969 CADILLAC By LOUIS B. FI.EM IN O The 'K^mocratlc Town Cdm town council and creation, are his application to the nominat­ For Lamaze Method ^ In Us own community, which Im girl brings action in the gover­ A Highway Commission' HARRY NELSON The I.OS An)(elcs Times mlttee .tmej.rrnej last night and rec­ the same as those reconqmend- ing committee. But in a last By MAieOLM BARLOW which the hospital is located the Mother nor's offlqe, especially when spokesman confirmed Tuesday can't beat the values at | The T,Bob Scott The governor reportedly was tion’s 600 CatoXosplt^s they gv.^p ,ous o:^r"k'Xtlo^to7e'to cans will both meet next Tues­ their organization the Sgt. Rich- must recognize more allegiance uieir comroi is tear . . AGE. is no need to fear an interrup­ fill the vacancy recently creat­ “I don’t think I run any of your told his request would receive ed for being trimmed. day in party caucuses to en­ to- the ■ public — and - - 1 ^ to their - that a maior source of revenue , i group purchasing. In addition to Crane, Nyack, ed by the resignation of Mrs. careful attention at a meeting of stories, but all spoke praise for will be lost ?fvup laundries, group computer tion when the late show film dorse slates of candidates, and Bradley and Phillips several business, but I've heard an aw­ religious sponsors in ute opera­ reaches a moment of suspense. Robert Gantner. the Highway Commission. the method. All four mothers They already had a son, Ray­ This revenue is In the torm ^ methods. Sister in both parties, town committee others were also Interested in ful lot about Highway 54 In mond, who will soon be two. tion of their facilities. ' Advertising is closely restrict­ were strong enough to be dis­ of wages earned by the rtaters action is merely recommenda­ runnings for town counclL Alamance County and how bad Labor began at 2:15 p.m. but Recent court decisions , and ed and carefully censored, with tion. charged wiith their babies with­ who staff each hospital. Each „ Up until the town committee ac­ it is. WM mild. They did not call Dr. the major impact made ' by * 6 2 9 5 a result that surprises Ameri­ Charged with Fraud Marine Weather in three days of the birth. earns a wage identical to that “ Harold Crane, Charles Nyack, tion of last night, there was the « -SPECIALS- Wheeler, Dr. Sumner’s partner, health insurance and tax-sup- "I feel klnda' uncomfortable can viewers, accustomed to the Albert Bradley and Dr. Alvah po.ssibillty that no recom menda­ HARTFORD (AP) —Gladys WINDSOR LCKJKS, Conn. LeRoy and Laurie Hay, both until 9:30 p.m. By 10:30 they ported me51c”al' pr^g^am7m7k^ «~nten«rt. except ser^i^; medicineman approach of when they say It needs to be age 25, of 2C Southgate Apart­ Phillips are the four Democrats tions would be made and that Brown, 23, who said she was • AP) — High tides ^ong the THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY were in the Lamaze Room. it Imperative that Catholic- money goes to the Moth- rerv TED ntUDON, Inc. Madison Ave. fixed, seebi’ as you’re my'father ments, RockvUle, were among help support___ recommended- for the town robbed of her welfare allotment Connecticut ' shore today are Ray said, "She was in her sponso^d hospitals recognize other ^1 all toe^db^^tH^rt^a the obstetrics and an­ VOLR8WAOEN PORSCHE But in Italy, the advertising all names would be presented and you know yourself it needs the first to use the Lamaze ity'v^nd elementary schools staff TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVnXE council by the town committee Aug. 2, was arrested Tuesday from 10:30 a.m . at New London first stage of breathing, deep their accountability to the pub­ other all the radiation therapy pays only 28 per cent of the to the caucus. But each party to be fixed. It’s a well-traveled Room. They are from Cortland, ed by teaching members of the last night. For the Board of can actually run only four can­ and charged with fraud in re­ to 12:30 p.m. a t Bridgeport and breathing, right up to 12:40 lic, the report said. than haring each support, all of cost of national radio and tele­ road. It’s got bumps and holes N.Y. where they both taught order. Education, ^ Incumbent Paul didates for the town council ceiving state aid and failure again from 10:30 p.m. a t New a.m ." To Switzerland Prepared by laymen and those expensive services, ____ vision. Most of the money and everything. Couldn’t you BONELESS OVEN schotd. Ho is now an English members of a number of reli- But the sisters ore on the Boardmah and Arthur Forst Jr. fthe top seven vote-getters in to report Income. see about It? Love, Susan.” London to 12:30 'd.m. Thursday The birth of Russell Lavallec, comes from a tax-1 ike subscrip­ were named, and for the Zon­ According to Welfare Depart­ at Bridgeport. teacher at Manchester High Miss Heather Sommers of gious orders that operate hospi- horns of ' a dilemma because tion charged to each radio and November will be elected), and The Scotts have a dairy farm School. 5 pounds and 12 ounces, came while they the threat of los­ ing Board of Appeals, the lone the town committee evidently ment investigators on whose af­ Low tides at Old Saybrook wUl at 12:42 a.m. Vemon will attend the Leysin tals, the report is expected to television set. in Alamance County. American School in Leysin trigger important changes in ing a source qf Income If they Denjocrntlc candidate is David decided to present Just the four fidavit the warrant for Miss be today at 5:15 p.m. and Thurs­ They learned about the Ray said, "Dr. Wheeler was The results are television By return mall, the governor SIRLOIN TIP Lamaze method from Dr. Ales- Switzerland this fall ns part of the administration and owner- give away tod much control, Roach. Due to minority repre­ names to the caucus after all. Brown’s arrest was Issued, she day a t 5:45 a.m. commercials with emphasis on very good. He explained every­ a new exchange program with ship of Catholic hospitals. they may tose ^ hospitals If sentation rules, there is no con­ There is a strong possibility, earned nearly $2,100 from last sent this memo to Susan: Sunset today is at 7:54 and bury. They did not even know the soft sell that frequently are thing as he did it. This was very Cushing Academy they do not find ^pme way to ' test this year on the ZBA. October to Aug. 2 and has been "I have received your'note re­ sunrise Thursday 5:59. about olt when Laurie started in Ashbum- For 'hundreds of years Cath­ as entertaining as the regular however, that the other would- good for me. I had thought I’d ham. Mass. help support them financially ZBA alternates recommended on welfare since 1964. She has garding the condition of High­ Boating weather for Long Is­ looking for an obstetrician. He walk out before it was”afl over olic hospitals have been nm un­ program. be c:indldates for town council Miss Sommers, who has at­ In the old days it was relative- are Charles Ralsch and Ray­ four children. way 54 In Alamance County. I land Soimd: Winds will be vari- gave them something to read But once in the deliverv room der the exclusive direction of If you love to se\V. . . The commercials are not will be nominated from the tended the academy for the the Mother House of the order ly easy for a Mother I^use to mond Kalber. For the Board Police learned of her employ­ agree with you that the road is about it. TI xiraowas busy enough.------. .. * sprinkled through the program, fl(K>r at the caucus, since the 'able a't 10 knots or less except past, two years, is the daugh­ which not only owned the hos­ come up with money td. buy of Tax Review, the recommend­ ment, In a Bloomfield convales­ in very bad condition. I have al­ but come in blocks of time with party structure allows this. for local onshore winds at about ROAST *It was not a quick decisioin.,’' Carol added, "I was quite ex­ ter of Mr. iuid Mrs. John Som­ pitals but. In days gone by, pro­ some new beds or give the Hm - ed slate 1s Mrs. Arthur Blondin cent home, while investigating ready disousBed this with the 10 knots during afternoon hours as many as six In a given time They are present First Select­ LeRoy said. "I went to the fii^ cited about the whole thing. I’d mers of Troutstream Dr. vided all of the hospital’s nurs­ pital a fresh coal of point \ and C. Peter Van bine. the theft, which prompted cash Highway Department officials through Thursday. Skies will be there's SO MUCH for you period, and with some of the man Michael Pesce, John class as a spectator. I was not been up the two nights before ing staff and work force. But today’s frantic pace in The recommendations that and food dontlons. She was re- and have asked them to begin fair through Thursday with vis^ time periods of commericals Uicek, I/lonel Jean and Roland sure I could take It. For me, with little Raymond who was said site needed it, we’d have In recent years the hospitals medicine means that the Mather came out of the town commit­ leasted later Tuesday on a no­ planning Cor widening and im­ Ibtlity genejolly of five miles or running as long os 11 minutes. laiStage. birth was Uke in the old grade sick. But I couldn’t sleep after it. The doctor is boss." have — had to depend on lay Houser are being faced almost The ’commercials are treated tee for the two major boards. The one major surprise in thCj cash bond, police said. proving this heavily traveled more. B moivies. The woman was al­ the birth.” GunUi had dinner less than "urses and ancillary workers, daily by a pile of bills for new at the BIG NEW like regular programs. Bach it>. ways screaming in the back­ Ed and Gunta Broderick, 27 two hours later and was soon gradually diminishing equipment and new addlUcns has its own title, is Introduced ground. There was pain, blood, and 26, respectively, come from w alking.. force of sisters have assume'e«irderi during the first half authority has set up a sub­ niembranes broke which releas- Gunta began the deep breath- ^ 1909. which is a rate of 16 6 sidiary to handle the commer­ O ldT ir* ROAST 9 a.m., they were at for each 1,000 persons cials, Including their censor­ baby. This Is a sign of true the hospital and she was pant The rate for the corresponding ship. It has produced some BUILT TO GIVE YOU labor and so they called Dr. Ing during the contractions------By period lost year was 16A per rules that would astonish any­ Sumner. He said that as long 11:16 a.m. Debbie Broderick 1,000. Sears Has All Your one weaned on the American ADDED PROTECTION as there were no other signs, was bom, weighing 7 pounds. The department predicted system. she should relax and wait. Four full plies mean greater strength and \b. "I’m not against medication. Monday that Uie birth rate will Advertising' m aterial Is Judg­ P retty soon, Laurie felt con- I Just didn’t think about it,” continue to rise aa the state’s Automotive Needs . . ed from the artistic and tech­ safety. Rugged nylon cord construction gives 'traotlons. LeRoy called Dr. Gunta said. population of women Increases nical side ns well as for pro­ you high resistance to impacts and punc­ 1.29 Sumner, who said to come to Ed said, "If Dr. Wheeler had during the next 15 years. duct content. Furthermore, the hospital where he and a agreements have been negotiat­ tures. Resists heat and moisture, too. monltrlce would meet them. ed to avoid charge.s of unfair It was slow going as Laurie kept FREE Installafion of All competition because of the Just imagine . . . a tire of this high quality at such a low price! Guaran­ having labor pains and had to scarcity of time for advertis­ stop. It took them 16 minutes Seers GUARANTEED ing. teed by Sears to wear for a full 21 months. Patented contoured safety SHOULDER to get to their car as there Some products arc forbidden. shoulders for easier steering and surer cornering. Long-wearing Dynatuf was so little time in between Including to do witli tobacco. tread rubber. Buy now, while they last. each contraction. Auto BATTERIES! But hard liquor can be adver­ At 6:30 a.m. they pulled up Yon Can’t Bny a tised, and an Itullnn brandy Is to the hospital. a major advertiser. "Laurie was In complete con­ Deodorants can be advertised 4-Ply Nylon T ubelee. Plin Federal Mnffler with a Excise Tax LAMB trol,” LeRoy said. "A nurse saw on the state radio, but only in B lackw all Cord XSR Tires and Old Tire her and thought she could walk the morning and never on tele­ up. She didn't look like she was Stronger Gnarantee! vision. 2 -0 7 far along. She got a wheel Dimdruff cannot be mention­ 7 . 3 5 x 1 4 1 2 » » chair.” ed by name, which crente.s Hardly had he parked the car some challenges for companies 7 . 7 5 x 1 4 2 - 2 0 CHOPS when a nurse told him he could trying to sell special shaouxxis. go up. One of the first things An official explained flw gen- he heard was "She’s capping.” _ eral restrictions this way: 8 .2 5 x 1 4 1 7 - » » 2 - ^ This means the baby’s head "Descriptions, representations was beginning to come out. or mentions are not allowed for 1 4 - 9 9 2 - 2 1 "We were expecting 12 to 14 the following: Illnesses one 7 * ? ? x 1 5 pfwlod of ow»- lb hours of labor.” he said. erahip, hasod could be displeased to hoar Brandon LeRoy Hay was on Um rognlar about, parts of the humiui or bom Just before 7 a.m. and p r I r • I • a a animal body, hmclions or weighed 7 pounds and 4 ounces. tnute ln al Ifee physical defects thereof which Laurie said, "I would use It time of ra- are not usiuUly talked about in again with einother child.” turn, pro- normal conversations, insects, Robert and Pamela Coumbe, rated over parasites or animals In general n a m b a r of 36 and 27, respectively, live at m o n t b a of that are commonly regarded BRISKET 38 Edward St. They are from as being repugnant, terrifying i\ V Philadelphia and he is now a or generally repugnant." - ‘’t library supervisor with the At last count. Itnlbins had al­ State Department of Mental most 8 million television sets Our Lowest Priced CORNED BEEF Health. the, 12-VOLT BATTERIES or one for every seven person.s. Pam said a friend in Den­ They don't have much program \\\ ver, Colo, had Just had a baby Guaranteed 24 Monffis choice. The main national i ‘ i H EAD C U T using the techniques of Dr. Rob­ channel on a typical weekday New Tire ert A. Bradley, author of "Hus­ * * * ^ '* ' I Fit 97% starts operating at 10:80 a.m . band Coached Childbirth.” She No Trod^-ln Prtew I9.M 77 ■la o f oN 12 with a two-hour school pro­ ^convinced Pam it was the best Phis 1.79 Tnado-la 1 4 ” gram. In summer the program­ 6.50x13 Tubeless way to have a baby. volt U.S. cars Allowwarv ming begins at 5 or 5:30 p.m.. Blackwall ('ruHuder F.B.T. and Bob told her, "That’s fine.” earlier if there Is something O U T iic Then he learned all that he had special. Programming ends to do. Cbock H«ior* ronipif-le llnr of boilrrtm tor l-’-ll. and fondga suIm im MIoo about 11 :15 p.m. Tlie second Shop and conuxiro our amazing low prices. Full 4-ply nylon cord I’onstrui’tion. Guaranteed against all failure for the life of the w "In the beginning, I was 90 channel is on tlie air from 0 per cent sure I wouldn’t be p.m. for two or two and a half tread. Dynatuf tread rubber. Try Some Cold On Rye! there. But Just before we went hours. In. I definitely knew I belong­ • Valiant 60-66, 6 cyL. Tempest 61-83 4 cyL ed," he said. > Dodge Dart 63-66, 6 cyL || ^ . 7 7 Sears Tubelem nhwk walls Plus Federal As the labor turned out. both Officials lA‘uni Spiiiiisli Crusader Tires with Old Tire Excise Tux needed thetr determination. REALISTIC ^ SCT-3 CUSTOM • Ford 60-65 moet, Plymouth 59-67, 6 cyL Contractions started, with a Chevy I I 62-67 HARTFORD (AP) Inspec­ GROUND GROUND "wham bang" about 4 p.m. In ^ ^ . 7 7 Instalied tors from the state Motor Ve­ 7 . 7 5 x 1 4 the afternoon. Bob said. At STEREO CASSETTE • Chevrolet 54-66 hicles Department and the state first, Pam tried to use the mild­ ^^.77lR>telM consumer Protection Depart- ' 8 .2 5 x 1 4 stop at Sears er breathing but she soon ment have begun a s|>eclal switched to panting. The con­ • Cadillac 61-65 Series (60) (62) (75) 10-week course in Spanish'In an CHUCK tractions were, only three min­ TA P E DECK right or left rear m — 7 7 Im ta ile d 7 . 7 5 x 1 5 ROUND effort to increase their facility utes apart. They called Dr. in the language. For Sqfefy's Sake, Walden, who told them to come Ten Inspectors from each de­ to the hospital when Pam was FOR PEOPLE WHO partment will study the uncomfortable. Soon they left 95 Vinyl Knckmed Cargo Carriem language to help them adminis­ for the hospital. ENJOY OPERATING ter driving teats to Spanish Save on Heavy-Duty Hea.’y Duty Price with Plus Federal ^ They were fully set up in the 36"xl2"xN~ Regular -1M.99. 0 0 - 7 7 speaking residents and to re­ Tube SIMPLICITY IN A Tune Ups Old T ire E xcise T ax lb Lamaze Room by 7 p.m. Pam N O W A O ceive first hand Information T m ck T ire lb was still using the panting. The from them. Tires for Panels. contractions lasted three min­ TAPE PLAYER Carry a "trunk-load" of luggage on top of 6T50X16 2 2 .7 7 2 .6 2 They are being taught by Rev. utes and were four minutes Heavy Duty poinU -— your car. Rugged vinyl roatcl cotton fat>- Segundo Ijis Heras. associate Campers and Pickups 6.70x15 2 1 .7 7 2 .4 0 apart. 99 ric protect* cargo from the wcn'tlier l>uis has re­ crying, weighing 7 pounds and • Mike and auiiliary inputs pre amp outputs Regular H.99 tained its claim to Uie uqofficia) sizes available. No trade-in required. BALANCINfi 12 ounces. ' NOW f ,7 7 Utle as firefly catching center of ALIDNMENT "It was such a real thrill.’’ • Pushbutton control for alt tape modes — recent, 6>,^cri». R(8(rulAr 26,62. the world. 'i' all four wheels V Pam said, i play, fast londarll, rewind, stop, e » \ie lti ejec^ TTie glow worms are caught for most cars ■ Pam bad taken no drugs, not for profit ami turned in to the Free ALLSTATE Tire Mounting even aspirin. She said she nev­ Sigma Chemical Co. which ex­ and Itotation 5 - er thought of not going all the tracts the lighted portion of the 6 ” way despite the pain in her 60 min. TAPE CARTRIDGES bug for Use in research for jx)s- back and the extreme fatigue alble cures of dtseuses. The col­ Ask About Sears Convenient Credit Plans 1.95 each In the early morning hours. 30 MINUTE EACH SIDE lecting of the bugs started in Raymond and Carol Lavollee. REGULAR 1.49 EA- 1960. 1445 New Britain Ave. 28 and 25 respectively, live on Louis Berger, vice privldent SHOP AT SEARS' AND SAVE Uerrow Rd. in Covnetry She of Sigma, said an Illinois man Is a M anchester native and be became the champion firefly Satulaction Guaranteed la from Hebron. He works with Open Daily 9 to 9:30 Open Mon. thru Ssl. catcher this summer by turning or Your Afoney Back M A M OU in Bolton in about 400,000 for $4,000. Sat. 9 s.ni. to 9 p-m. i 9 s.ni. to 9 p.m. 9:M to 9 Carol said Dr. Sumner offered her the method. She decided to try as "I wanted to see the birth of aoe of the children." ' ■ \ V..\ - V 'V*' ,'v :- '."A

> ’ I- PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 Business Mirror with the estimate by the state’s Section Tim WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1969 Pages 19 to 36 Such situations are accepted Romania Pursues as ethical by the institute^ but a D eviations A n n oy Clients.^ closely related one—also a oau.se of wide divergencies— Local Communism You Call Those .1 Real Estate Appraisers could lead to expulsion. This is (S' • ./ when an appraiser delivers an An AP News Analysis ev, laid down the Kremlin line By PETER REHAK With Troop 1 Scouts in Italy and Germany By JOHN CUNNIFF matter,," says Mrs. Hokanson. est'mate to order. at the congress, using such strong words as “perfidious AP Businens AnalyHt "Not being an exact .science you It begins with an owner call­ BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) By KATHY KRAUSE bridge building” to attack the NEW YORK (A P) — The cannot say that a property Is ing an appraiser and saying — Romanians can look forward eNlxon visit. But compared to matter of divergencies has an­ w orth $90,000 and no m ore nor something to this effect: "I’ve to more of the local brand of Zermatt, Switzerland was bid­ Moscow’s polemics againrt noyed real estate appraisers less." Appral.?era, she main­ been offered $50,080 for m y pro­ communism that brought Presi­ den farewell on Saturday morn­ and their clients for years and tains, will differ simply because perty and "I don’t think it’s Prague last year, the attack Hamburgers? dent Nixon to Bucharest but has w as mild. ing, Aug. 2, and the members has, in fact, reflected on profes­ of the work’s nature. enough. I w ant $75,000 an d I kept out the Soviet troops and The Romanians took it in of Girt Scout Tno(^ I boarded sional reputations. After all why Although the institute is only want an appraisal for that tanks which la.st year crushed stride. Paul Nlcoiescu-Mizil, No. a train for Geneva. Later that should one appraiser quote .?um.” Czechoslovakia’s attempt to go now demanding explanations, it 2 man in the Romanian party, $10,(XX), another $150,CKX)? The proper amjwer, according its own way. afternoon, the girls arrived at has had a committee working replied that Marxism-Leninism HAMBURGER ITALIAN STYLE to Mrs. Hokanson, is to tell the Geneva's Oomavln Station and Outright fraud is one explana­ les.s aggreslvely on the problem The Romanian 'Communist is “a living .science that should caller, "We don’t work on that soon tran sferre d to G eneva Air-, tion. The state may want to con­ for several years and .some ex­ party’s 10th congress, which not be confined to a straltjack- PIZZABURGERS demn a home in the path of a planations already are known; basis. You don’t want an ap­ ended Tuesday night, produced port. The girls and their lead­ praiser; you’ve already made e t.” proposed expressway. The own­ A basic reason for differ­ a firm commitment from the HAMBURGER AU POIVRE ers preseifted their passports your own appraisal.” The congress called for more and plane tickets and had their er, trying to capitalize on the. ences, in Mrs. Hokanson's view, country’s leadership to continue Not every appraiser can resist discussion of party policy but CHELSEABURGER ^ baggage weighed. All were glad situation, induces a private ap­ is a lack of proper education in with policies considered best for the temptation, however, espe­ made clear that once a decision to know thaA no one’s baggage praiser to give a fictitiously appraisal work. As likely a rea­ R om ania. cially one who doesn’t have is taken, there can be no opposi­ THE BASQUEBURGER was overwelght.- high price. son Is strong advocacy of a Moscow is displeased with enough work. It Is this problem tion to the party. But the people ? After waiting anxiously a But what accounts for honest point of view by the lawyers in­ the Romanian path but so far as much as any other that con­ were also assured there will be short time inside the air ter­ volved. has kept to comparatively mild appraisals by professional esti­ no return to the Stalinist police minal, the girls soon heard the cerns the institute, for it dam­ verbal attacks. The Soviet lead­ mators that diverge by hun­ Such situations generally terro r of the 1960s. flight announcement and made ari.se in disputes about rezoning. ages the reputation of all mem­ ers indicated their displeasure Suddenly the humble hamburger has acquired status. From a simple patty of ground dreds of thousands of dollars, bers. their way to the Swissair jet. which often make negotiations As.sume, for example, that a by canceling a visit to Romania beef suitable for nothing more pretenUous than a family cook-out or pick up supper, "Many of these people don’t Mo^ girls exchanged cameras impossible^ cause bitter court farmer’s land is being taken for in mid-July, and they did not It has become a member In good standing of the haute cuisine,' keeping cnmp.my value their work highly Imported Birds Fail so that they could each have battles, tie up projects and fraz­ a new interstate highway. The come to the party congress. But with chef Inspired sauces and the breads of many nations. enough,,” says Mr.?. Hokanson. their pictures taken boarding zle nerves? property is three miles from a there are none of the heated HAMILTON — In 1956 about •■"They don’t charge enough. If the airplane. At 6:40 the plane town which, although small, complications and reading of 200 kiskadees —brownish-yeilow The Plnehurst hamburger we feature... U.8. Choice Chuck Ground, Lean U.S. Choice Under a 16-month study just they did, this buying out might taxied down the runway and 'how.'', s'gns of spreading over the riot act that Czechoslovak birds with yellow breasts—were Round Ground, Chuck Patties and Deluxe Chopped Sirloin Patties, Is good lor begun by the American ln.stltute cease.” brought to Bermuda from Trini­ with a burst of power was air­ of Real Estate Appraisers, some the country-side. party chief Alexander Dubcek status dishes and ever so popular for the plain, economical, easy to cook faced last year. dad to reduce the lizard popu­ borne. For nearly half the troop of the baffling reasons may The state wishes to pay the lation. The birds are flourish­ this was the first experience There are important' differ­ come to light. The Imstllute in­ farmer for his land ns farm- 400-Hour Card Game ing, but so are the lizards, since with flying. However within ences in the ^manian and tends to examine all opinions in 'and, and offers him $10,(XX). they aren’t a large part of the minutes after takeoff all seem­ JA(3K80N, Mich. (AP) — Czechoslovak approaches. Ro­ which members testified, in The farmer’s lawyer, however, kiskadees’ diet. ed comfortable, although still Nine Jackson area youths say mania’s independence is mani­ court cases, to different prices cont-nds that the land is suita­ the 4(X) houns they spent playing quite excited. for the same properties. ble for a gasoline station or fested in fts refusal to accept Many photographs were poker, gin rummy and multiple Moscow’s economic domination All — American Hamburger In all such instances from even a shopping center. He solltare set a national record for taken through the plane win­ wants more money. and in its foreign policy. Domes­ now on, member appraisers a marathon card game. dows S3 the girls passed over must file a report of their opi- tic democratization has ijeen In order to press his point, the The marathon, sponsored by the Alps. mons with the Institute's ap­ negligible. In Czechoslovakia WANTED farmer’s lawyer hires a private their Demolay Club, started U.S. Choice Pinehurst During the flight a short m e^ praisal review committee. To the opposite was true. Clean, Late Model appraiser. If the appraiser can­ Sunday with the nine split into CHUCK GROUND was served. It consisted of a l ^ l refuse to do so might mean ex­ Unlike Dubcek last year, the lb. 89c not accept the lawyer’s conten­ groups that played on four-hour small salad, cold cuts, a din­ pulsion. Romanian president and party USED C A R S tion, he should turn down the shifts. Each new game had to ner roil, a smail antipasto, ap­ Frances Hokan.son, principal chief, Nicolae Ceausescu, is in ple juice and cake. All said the job. If he ngreea that rezoning is be started before the old one firm control of hi.s party. Tues- Top Prices Paid U.S. Choice Pinehurst inve.stigator in charge of the a probability,., ho might aecopt could be stopped. meal was delicious, and after project, says she intends to re­ day night he removed the last - For All Makes! LEAN ROUND GROUND H). $1.09 its complUon it was nearly ¥ the n.“signm cnt. "The idea got started here two Moscow-line men from the time to land. view all explanations, categov The result might end up in when two of our club members CARTER CHEVROLETl ruling party presidium. They The flight ended at 7:60 at rize them and suggest possible court. Evaluating the land as thought we could break the De­ C O ., IN C . solutions. The primary aim is were Chlvu S to le n and Pinehurst Meat Loaf or Leonardo da Vinci Airport out­ commercial property worth m olay record of 360 hours,” Gheorghe Apostol. informational and correctional. 1229 Main St. side of Rome. The scouts dis­ $90,000, the fa rm e r’s ap p raise r Steve Amldon, a epokesmon for The Soviet delegate to the Swedish Meotboli Mixture Flyinsr wa.s n new ex|)erience for .some Ti-oop 1 "Apprai.slng Is a subjective Phone 649-5238 embarked, received their lug­ Switzerland, The.v are Hetsy Richmond, Margaret is almost hopelessly out of line the group, said Thursday. congress, Konetantlne Katush­ 3 IN 1 BLEND lb. 94c gage and proceeded to go memliers this siinmier. ami here some of the Hernardi, ('hristine Twomey, Fran Gates and Mar- through custom s. Soon the grlrls scouts head down the ramp at Leonardo da Vinci nette Ostroiit. (Photo hy Kathy Krause) were out of the airport and on AiriMirt near Rome to Iniard their jet for Zuricli, Pinehurst U.S. Choice a bus bound for Rome. They arrived at their lodging close CHUCK PAHIES lb. 89c In Zurich preceded the troop’s of the m edieval G erm an lUsto- such as welnemchnltsel and to U that evening. tlieir next sto|>, Oupenhsgen. flight to Frankfort, Germany. ry. A visit to the famous wine w urst. Derunark. Sunday found the scouts tour­ A transfer from « Swlasolr cellar allowed the girls to see Rarly on tlic morning oif Park Superintendent Ernest Tureck, town tree warden, takes down tree-re­ ing Rome, taking in some of the flight to a I-ufUuuuui flight Pinehurst Deluxe Chopped tile huge wine l>am>l which can Saturday Aug l»0i, the girls !.■« moval notice after ruling the four trees on and near the Robert Stavnitsky famous sights. The ruins of the proved simple and soon the lH>ld ^,000 gallons of wtne. For Heidelberg on a train himml Elcrlric ShtM'k Fatal S IR L O IN PATTIES lb. $1.09 Romain Forum was the first on girls were aboard the next the price of one German mark, ^ 3t> ' i * ^ Sears property at 160 Gardner St. stay up. Stavnitsky, left, offers a “thank-you” for Mainz Oiwe In Mains, lliey the Itinerary. While walking plane, bound for Germany. about 26 cents, sevenU fftrls DANIEIJION (AIM William'; hand-shake to Walter Senkow, town engineer. (Herald photo by Silver) ISHirded a ste am er wtiU-ti took among the many pillars and eiudi recelviil a siim|>le of tlie HImontI Jr . 33. uf Danielson, 'Dte Luflhimsa jet landed re. Itwy the girls recalled their history to koi«p th e ir gliuui. a Power Co., recelvml a fatal p.m., luid after going through Ismrded a tniln for Oukigne. classes and about Julius Ceasar customs the scouta proceeded to electric shock Tuesday while Spring St. Trees Spared Stiopptng In the sbires along where during their seven-tssir and the Roman Senators. the nUlway station. After a working on a pole on Route 13 ALL AMERICAN—PENOBSCOT CHICKENS. We reaUy feel that the -R- By SOL R. R . COHEN. CX>HEN- -R- Uk> HauptstrsHHe filled most of sloimver they saw Die famous "Woodman, spare that tree! Of special Interest was the short dinner at the station, the here. New England dressed fresh chickens and chicken parts, featured here at Yesterday afternoon, at a That’s when Senkow, In the Friday. An assortment of beer cathtidrnl At 9 30 that evening, Tench not a single bough! podium on wic Marc Antony girls boarded a train for their steins, beer mugs, wnoil carv- IVlIre said he was attempting In youth It ahehered me. hearing on the Stavnitsky prop­ spirit of compromise, offered the enmls hutoksl im all-ntglil Pinehurst, ARE THE FINEST, FRESHEST YOU CAN BUY . . . gave his fiunous "Friends, Ro­ next atop, Heidelberg. Inga and Hummels ixsiiprlsed to close a switch when the mis­ And ru protect it now.” erty, adjourned from lest Fri­ an acceptable plan for saving mans, Countrymen" speech. train wtilch would lake them to hap occurred. FRESH day, Tureck ruled, "It is my the two white oaks—one 26 feet Although their stay In Heidel­ the bade gift list of man)* of ' FRESH SELECTED LARGE Oeotge Pope Mtorris Having completed their tour berg was brief, the girls were the scouts. At 4 p.m. several iaOZ-1804 opinion that public safety does in diameter, the other 27 feet. of the Roman Forum the not require removal of the Spring St., which is being able to become quite familiar of the girls and a leader went And the trees on the Robert visitors then chose to visit the with the town. Bnirically a iinl- CHICKEN LEGS CHICKEN BREASTS trees. Therefore, the applica­ widened to a 32-foot width, will to the railway station along Stavnitsky property at 160 Colasseum. Here the g;lrls saw vcrally town, Heidelberg also tion Is denied, and the trees be 30.5 feet wide a t the i>olnt wiqi 14 pieces of Klggage. A \ Gardner St. have been spared, where the early Christiana were contains a famous cualle, many will stay." of the white oaks, and 31 feet number of the scouts chose, to thanks to a decision by Park brutally given to the lions for quaint ships, and much Ger­ Lb. 6 8 c LX 7 9 c ' The hearing had been ad­ wide a short distance further, send one piece of luggage each Superintendent Ernest Tureck, the pleasure of the Roman no­ man culture, all of wtech the I journed because of a dispute at the intersection of Gardner ahead to Rotterdam, Holland, the town’s tree warden, with bility. girls enjoyed. We wH have 3 Ib. broilers and S'/z lb. Fryer-Roaster chicketw from between Stavnitsky and Senkow St. wdjere they will eventually .rtssrsA-i the cooperation of Town Engi­ The Trevl Fountain was the The Heidelberg castle warn the board the ship tor home. This , ____ , Penobscot. over the location of the town’s ’’All governm ent, — indeed, last Item on the Sunday neer Walter Senkow. tak in g Une. main event tor Thursday the would moke traveling much every human benefit and enjoy­ schedule. This beautiful foun­ ■t ' i ‘S- Ttie trees are two 100-year- 7th. While some girls took a easier for them. ■t -WllV'lI’.'i'. After a stake-out of the prop­ ment, every virtue and every tain is famous for the wishes jr s • .' r'^i;, «TcTC."l' BLOCK ISLAND old white oaks and two cable car up to the caatle, sev­ The Red Ox Inn tn Heidel- erty by Senkow yesterday, prudent act.—Is founded on made by it. Legend says that If medtum-oized hemlocks, on the eral of the scouts decided they betg watt where the girls met Stavnitsky accepted the prop­ compromise and barter.’^—E!d- you wish upon a coin thrown .Spring St. side of the Staivnlt- would hike the distance. A tour for lajpper that evening- Sever­ erty line as determined by the m und B urke 1729-1797. Into the fountain the wish will FRESH SWORDFISH aky property. through the caatle gave the al of the gtrls decldeal to sample town. ' come true. Several scouts now girls a chance to see remains acm e typlcsJ German dUdus Along with about 30 others It showed that one of the await fullflllment of the wishes r. ,, ■ ,1 j h i i ; . PINEHURST... SEALTEST ICE CREAM SALE! on the south side of Spring St., white oaks is entirely on town Charged In Larceny made there. they had been posted for re­ property and that the other DANBURY (AP)—Police ar­ Vatican City was the only' moval, to make room for a white oak is 90 per cent on rested two New Fairfield men stop that was made on Mon­ on any V2 gallon of Seoltest Ice Cream SAVE wider Spring St. Senkow was town property. The two hem­ here Tuesday on warrants day. Most of the girls’ time was the town agent for the tree re­ No Limit . . . buy 5 half gallons for your __ locks proved to be on Stavnit- charging them with robbery spent in the beautiful St. Peter’s m oval. sky’s property. with violence in connection with Basllllca. Once inside the freezers and save $1.00 c T the holdup of a Danbury gas basllllca, the girls were over­ Gallon station Ju n e 26 in w hich the whelmed by its immense size. staticn owner was tafally in­ The beauty a t Mlcdsaelangelo's jured. Pleta was seen and tremend­ Police arrested Joseph Splnel- ously enjoyed by the girls. A And to make your children happy . .. : PHOTOGRAPHYi lo. 19, and V incent Saviano, 20, J PINEHURST • PORTRAITS walk through the many chapels We feature— and held them on $50,000 bond at St. Peter’s filled the best each. part of the trip. KRAFT FEATURES S COMMERCIAL A third New Ealrfield man, 99c Size, 12 Bar Pack Sightseeing was not the only H enry Renzi, 20. h as been a r ­ KRA FT’S NEW S7c thing that occupied the girls’ • PASSPORTS rested and charged with first time. There were several op­ This Is Marlow's Furniture B - 1 '• G Annual Event! ICE C R EA M BARS 8S‘ degree murder in the death of / V RUSSIAN DRESSING 29e portunities for the girls to go S WEDDINGS r rr-m the service station owner, Frank shopping In the many stores of INCLUDE5: ELECTRIC$, VACUUM CLEANER5. RADIOS. TV'S. PHONOGRAPHS AND TAPI Gallagher, who was shot during 79c, 12 Pack Rome. Visits to stores selling z SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA & PHOTO * the robbery. Gallagher died sev­ 4 A . t M . 0 0 gloves, shoes, and pocketbooks REDUCTIONS IN IVW Y DEPARTMENT! • 991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—643-7369 eral days later without regaining DREAMSICLE for 65° consciousness. were the most frequent since KrafCs Miracle W h ip ...... qt. ^ h SAVE $30.00! BACH TO afxioai, ”'ii* Ri'i ,»i 4 9 IVUy Is fam ous for IL leath er B! SO P A BROS goods Solid Reek Mspto AntAher experhvue enj^jj'ed S-PIICE MHAL DESKS . SALE! $69.88 by nil was dining in the ItaJliin DINETTE A 1: DESSERTS FRESH FROM THE ORCHARD rcMUiunoils IhsheH like fettm lnl KITCHEN SETS I^rgc selection In mapie and STUDIO COUCHES ■wI ? ^ ajid tortoUnl were trlrt by near­ Extension table lirlth 4 extra S A U ! S9 9 J 8 1 Table and 4 t.TisJiw walnut. SW EET ^ VINE RHF>ENED ly o\-orySn5r''Of 'twirite. a irtay heavy choirs BUSTER In Italy would not be Ksnplett- HALE! DUO-BEDS SEEDLESS GRAPES uithout Ilalinn s{wigtke’ed to the SMlne C.’hapel Peaches, Nectarines, Giant Freeh Blueberries from Glastonbury and the V atican .Mtsaeum In LAMPS Redding—Erilpse A Bliw'beil Freeh Corn and Tomatoes from nearby Burnham’s Farm the morning Floor Ijmmpm $W.I$ sad $99M Have oa Baby FoniUar*! CRIB OUTFITS In the museum, the girts wers- MsUress and Boisprtiig Give It the Old College Try! able to view many omiOe Jewel SALE $22.00 Hedttrom Carrtogot Rig Asdartiaa! boxes and - of the Greek I’sr- Daytime $1.65, 30 in. Newborn Pampers $1.49, 12 overnight 85c. thenon in Athens it is perfes-tiy sjnmmKrlcai- and- required great Have* on lioovnr Z-Hpnnd AI’GI HT (TJLUtA.ftX B.I.G REDUCTIONS Meet the bedspread that passed all the entrance exams. Its solid colored •kill to be built during the OF A IX ItW ribbing in cotton and nwon won’t fail the easy care tests. Just machine I'p-Rirr. 20% REDUCTION time in whlth tt was While In­ V A f H9.88 On aJl our ■ummtrr patio, wiish and tumble dry. Ribcord’s self-taught to lav straight on- the bed side the Pantheon the girts lis­ R A D IO S •TVs S S I a f l Without being ironeil. Earning the PERMA-PRES'T* degree magna cum “Fn« PariiiRg and Carry-Out Sanica” tened to Are Marts played on EU REK A fkirch and lawn funii- the cwgan there This organ is I P-KITE VAC *44.00 # PHONOS ond UNFINISHED laude. 1 ou am shock it to your friends in pink, or turn them apple green p A S H / O v luri?! with envy. 6 rail rah colors in all. Twin, full and bunk size iKHlspi-eads ★ OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIBHTS till 9 ★ •0 yesim old. four-rnsnuoi church • TAPE a\aiiaC)le with matching pinch-pleat draperies al.so on sale. So let this be organ w ith 2 000 pipe* Upon All Otber C anistefa FURNITUU! lew Center AND SAVE / H ortfunl ' Parfcado / 7 // Zurich. S'witzerland. the girts MARLOW -Clau’Ee It” ! WlnaUsi Kd. (Old Kt. 3) Mlddlotowit—317-0911 Satufaetion Ouarantetd ■issrtssi / Wray Middle Tpko. snd/(Xher passengers were toid I at Your C.A.P. or ^ 043-1581 4S9 0 fll Wrd.. Sal. 9:30 to 6:30 FURNITURE DEPARTMENT or Your Money Back Sears Open Dally lO to 9:S0 GUSTAFSON’S Shoe Store that there would be a 46-min- C.B.T. Mretor Open Dally 10 to 9:30 Open Mon. thru Sat. Mon.. Tue«.. Ttlura., Frt. CX)RNER MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE Uto deiay In take-off However a y s Sat. 9:30 to » OPEN 6 D —THIJILS. KITES till 9 • FREE PARKI.NG SEARS, ROEBUCK AND O a ' Sat. 9 :S0 to 9 9:30 to 9:30 9:30 to 9 MAIN MANCHESTEB • WE ACCEPT BANK OHABOE FLANS by J 40 the pisTe? w- \ « ;jf f urwt on Chargo Ckrd • . its w»y Downtown Main HL. MnndMatar • 619-5221 A short wait at the ^rport » ^ * PAGE TWENTY MANCHESl'Eit iW END^ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE "Free of Directed Research," Poets^ Scientists To Map "The Generation Gap." About 40 participants are ex­ pected. To be held in Beptem- An ‘Inflammable’ Laos Border ^Human Survival Strategy^ b'r, midway between the first two American moonshots, the By ROCAND HUNTFORD work.. He was proud of the ad­ meeting could scarcely be more The London Obser\'er vance that his inventions had topical. But. the foundation Watched by U.S. Military Men given to civil engineering and By ARTOUR i . DOlOfEN STOCKHOLM —We live In claims that the timing was com­ With the help of radar, sensor farther south botti flaidts of the EATOW peaceful works, but the melan­ pletely fortuitous. The Los AngelM Times an age of conference. Perhaps devices, reconnaissance and A Shau Valley are within Viet­ cholia which afflicted him in It says planning has been some defoUation, the American 1215^2 SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD because rsality is so feverish, later years is generally ascrib­ DA NANG, SOUTH VIBTNXM nam, although the valley is part In progress for jieara, cmd no­ Military Command has been of the Mekong River system. we turn to the make-believe ed' to the realization that he had body could foresee when the —^Whlle conditions for demili­ able to keep accurate track of 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS orderlin'es of the council cham­ lent efficiency to military first man: would land on the tarizing the Demilitarized Zone what moves through or along Marine and airborne oper­ EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" ber where words seem the slaughter. moon. have not seemed as favorable in the DMZ. ations, Including a spectacular 'Z By SVD KRONISB same as actions, and where the helicopter landing by five bat­ AP Newsfeatures Dynamite made him a multl- the last five years as they Prom the western extremity U f lllR R a B to 3 • 'Thnn., FrL 9 to • mere existence of a meeting r.iillionaire, and as a kind of talions of the lOlst Airborne Di­ Z: The Ehigllah Channel islanite do today, the Laos border re­ of the DMZ, Hanoi's lifeline to vision along the western flenk n V U n O a Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed AU Day Monday) suggests that salvation is cm the atonement he wanted most of Region Crime mains highly inflammable In Ita troops in I Oorpa runs South ■^—Jersey and Guernsey—wHl Is- way. his money to be devoted to the of the A Shau Volley in May, “ sue their own stamps starting the opinion of American mili­ U“teigh Laos, re-entering South have disrupted Hanoi's lifeline. They aim high, many of advancement of peace. So he Shows Increase tary men. ^Vietnam across the Tchepone LEAN, BONELESS. FRESH ^ •»Oct. 1 and will introduce a new these conferencres, but few as left his fortune to the Founda­ The North Vtetnamesa are River in Quang 'Tri Province North of the A Shau, the miine of Items for collectors. Pre- high as one now planned in tion ,ln Stockholm which bears SWASHTNGTON (AP) — The judged capable of launching South of Rte. Nine. North Vietnamese, surprised by j^vlously the stam ps of these is- Stockholm. It is boldly describ­ the sudden appearance of iL^lands were issued by the British hU name. It finances the New England crime rate in 1968 fresh offmsives from the moun­ Everything south faUs under ed as devising "a strategy for N<*el Prizes and scientific re­ was 27.7 per cent greater than tains across the narrow neck American troops In the middle Office. human turvival." the area of operatioM of North of the rainy season, abandoned wm 'There will be 16 stamps in the search and occasionally con­ in 1967, the m l reported today. of northernmost South Vietnam Vietnam's B-3 Front, which is Philosophers, scientists, his­ venes meetings to try to cure The agency said there were against Hue, Da Nang and other teveral soviet-mede artilleiy PORK ROLLS JJ^flrst definitive issue of the Balli- headquartered far to the South torians, poets and econom'sts the folly of mankind. 232,915 serious crimes reported populated localities along the pieces. To the south the Amerl- ■M-wick of Guernsey with designs H l - and U separate from the com- ' eons found a dozen Soviet Mbel Prize. He received values to a time when newfound land's increase was 10.2 per against the border of Iiaos, de­ tery men suspect that these the Chemistry Award for lab­ adilch branches nm further in­ Bach of the stamps also bears powers create immense dan­ cent more than the national av­ priving the North Vietnamese to Quang TTn and Quang Ngal caches represented only the oratory work on nuclear ficBlon, erage. of some of their potential. forward supplies of a stockpile Z a profile portrait of Queen EUza- DRINKS gers and opportunities for man­ Provinces. beth H. and the Peace Prize for trying kind," to <)uote a statement is­ The FBI said 2,041 persons out But In at least one respect Inride Laos that may be the 22 to cnirb Hs military abuses. the North Vietnamese are bet­ This trial benefits from a greo- result of a logistical effort span­ •- A stamp source in this coun- 6 Mlchus Flavors sued by the Foundation. "The of every 100,000 New England grairfilc peculiarity of the bor­ Other distinguished partici­ participants, coming from east residents were victims of a seri­ ter off than they were at this ning many years. X,T.Lriy reports that commemorative der between Laos end South Is^es for these Islands are now pants, InclucJe W.H. Auden, Sir and west,” it goes on to say, ous crime in 1968, a eharp In­ time last year. Since the halt Vietnam. In other words. North Viet­ 46 oz. Isaiah Berlin, Arthur Koestler; In American bombings of the " being jilazmed. "will help to set a course for crease over die l,611-per-100,000 When French surveyors map­ nam may be hiding uncalculat­ Konrad Lorenz, the Australian humanity." figure of a year earlier. Nev­ southern panhandle of North ed tonnages of arms, ammu­ Cans ethnologist, and Ralph Bunche, Vietnam Nov. 1, the North Viet- ped the border between Laos Z 'The United Nations Postal Ad- But although the sciences ore ertheless. the New Ekigland fig­ and Vietnam in the 19th cen­ nition, medicine, food and other U.N. aeslstant secretary-gen­ ure was less than the national namese have again bMn able tuppUes just inride Laos. •“ ministration has produced an eral. to be throughly represented, to transport supplies unhindered tury they used the dlstlnotlon ». attraxrtive hiD-rxjlor brochure of rate of 2,234.8 crime victims per For this reason, military men They have been invited to with a sprinkling of the arts, 100.00 Oresidents. to the DMZ. Bridges have been between the Laotian houses 22'the U.N. stamps to be issued in religion has been neglected. No rebuilt built on ^ e s and the Vietnam- here are Eiceptlcal about the Stockholm, and the meeting is The report said there were 883 Swiss denominations on Oct. 4. FROM OUR DAIRY DEPT Protestant theologians or Catho­ From Just north of the DMZ ree houses with mud floors for marked drop-off in truck traf­ Z All eight stamps are repiroduced financed by the Nobel Fcxinda- lic prelates have been invited ntMirdens last year in New Ekig- fic along the Ho Chi Minh 'Trail tion. This Foundation is one of land, an Increase of 21.1 per the North VIetnameae have deciding where the bounMry with brief descriptions. Copies to share their philosophy. For been moving supplies over two between the two countries In recent weeks. 'Tiafflc has “ of the brochure may be obtained Imporiol Ragulcv 4% the more famous examples of all their faults, did not the cent over the previous year. The rhouM lie. been averaging barely a dozen S N O W CR O P an aching ccmscienc^. It wns national Increase waa 12.9per newly Improved roads running • -free by sending a 9Hx4% self- Christian churches have a mll- southwest to Loos and then SVr Toosi of the border the trucks a day, the lowest volume addressed envelope to the Unit- established by the will of Al­ cent. in a year cuid a half,, compared 100% Meat! Easy to Carve! lenla of experience in the 'There were 84,680 auto thefts south around the weatem end line lay along the crest of the 122®^ Nations Postal Admlnistra- ORANGE JUICE fred Nobel, the Swede who In­ problems which the Fotmdatlon of the DMZ. with more than 100 a day nine An Excftllent Rorissiere Item! MARGARINE 3 o ( vented dynamite and the mod­ in the six-state region in 1988, Annamite Mountain chain. In ZHtion, United Nations, New York, Popular Slicud was trying to solve? The Foun­ One of theae- roade Jurt cuts this southern portion of the bor­ weeks ago. •"N.Y. 10017. em detonator, thue founding the the report said. TW* meant that Wfe' “ ' f t O ^ dation could not answer. 866.6 of every 100,000 persona through the northwest comer of der, iMwever, the Hne was well From their areas inside La­ The brochure also contains an A M E R IC A N C H E E S E WRAPP^D*'^ cans science of high explosives, and the slx-mUe deep DMZ but by to fiw west of the mountain os, the North Vietnamese would Introducing the last revolution "We did ask one religious had their cars stolen. MACHINE SLICED. "POLISH STYLE" ^ order form with instructions tor w hite & colored and large the North Vletmmese crest giving Vietnam a strip of be in a position to cross the A Cooper* Sharp Slices 8 os. pkg. popular personality," said an official, Massachusetts, WRh 48.863 w. ordering these torthcxmiing U.N. In the practice of warfare be­ have ndh-'rod to the understand­ territory whose rivers flawed Seoltest Ice AAilk Bars 18 pak 6Si fore the advent of the nuclear "but he ^ed, and then it was at*o thefts, had die highest rate Shau Valley cuid drive all the “ ’stamps and indicating the ing with former President John­ west into the Mekong River way to Hue following the same Breakstone ^ u r Cream 2 bomb. too late to ask another." of amy state—808 thefita per ••values in U.S. curency. son govem'ng the bomUng halt: rather than east into the South Jeno’s Pizza Roll All Vorietiei 6 oz. 59< Nobel died In 1896, but he liv­ Topics to be discussed at the 100.000 residents. This was an route they used during the 1068 VEAL LOAF Z Ool’lectors of United Nations meeting Include "The Menace liiccease of 138.6 thefts per 'That the t> ilZ not to be used for China Sea. Tet offensive when North ■Viet­ 22 stam ps will want to obtain SfouHftr’s ed to see both the splendid and conrinued maosive shipment of The 'Tchepone River forms appalling consequences of his and the Promise of Science," 100,00, con^nred with a nation­ namese troops held the citadel ••.first-day covers, too, and now al Increase of 68.1. men and supplies. the borderline in one place and for one month. 222 have ample time to make ar- Macaroni & Beef 12 01. 63< •• rangememta, as atuiounced pre- 2T vlously in this column. ► , The Republic of China In Tal- SAVE ON HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS 222 wan has begun a "Mbdel Cid- . zens Life MIovement” by order 1 NIDDIN MAGIC Hoad A Shoulders 22. of PTesldent (3hlang Kai-shek, •»- reports the World Wlrle Ptodlatel- M Holr Sproy Reg. or extra control • LOTION SHAMPOO Ic Agency. To honor and publi­ cize this movement, a new set m 13 oz. * of three stamps has been Issued Spray Can D O # 1 C^ldor with each stamp diagonally W- Q O d ( • sected into two lUustrations. SAVE $1.00 • SAVE 5 6 < ^ ^ Z One stamp depicts proper attl- tudes about food and rdothlng. n- Another stamp shows correct I CONTADINA MEATY, TENDER 22 methods of housekeeping and •• the healthful pleasures of walk- I OZ. CM Charge all your 222, Ing. 'The third pictures the im- EID TOMATO SAUCE •• portance of education and recre- Back-to-School TURKEY LEGS 22T ational pursuits. f r ie n d s "• These new stamps are avall- ^ able at your local stamp dealer I BAKED BEANS Fashions or stamp department. »» 22* Here’s a chlHy thought for a M warm day. U o z. Jar 222, 'Ihe American Society of Po- - n ^ ' ' A r i u n |c lar Philatelists has proposed 22,2 that the U.S. Post Office De- SIRLOIN •“ partment Issue a stamp In 1970 Z to honor the 160th anniversary Mb. * 1 “* of the discovery of Palmer Pen- CMS I a. insula In the Antarctic. It was Z discovered In November 1820 by STEAKS I l b . •V an American whaling captain 6 222' named Nathaniel Palmer. ‘1.49 Cost La Cal i ‘l 01. • • Oddly enough the British PORTERHOUSE Lo Bon Cat cam ■ Try Somft On Your Oiifrioor GriH! 22. claim the area as part of the •• Falkland Islands while Argenti- ‘M9 8 a. na and Chile also rleclare own- boneless SIRLOIN LEAN. FRESH '■* ership. Meanwhile the U.S. Z moJrrtains five permanent bases 12s ft. roll 22 In the vicinity where more than n> 2,000 scientists and other per- TOP ROUND 25< SPARERIBS 222 soiuiel are involved In the study 1 of weather and geology. 17 01 $ 1 222 - The last time the U.S. Issued BOTTOM ROUND * ^ g f f 7009 I •» a ^ m p tor Antarctica was in 22T 1933 to honor the second Byrd 8 • expedition. Tip Top Enciltli MHffins Pk,. , u v> 2TC. Black Floe Intact Boinh .iM .n r - n . . . TIC • In the Mall Bag: Many read- Coldon Cooklos 2 .....r... > 5TC “ Snmlilno Cookloi i ‘ " V k r m I. ers from various parts of the Start OrMCi Drink M 2'- country have inquli^ about the 4 2 .. value of old stamps in their pos- ...... 5 5 9 '1- 2 session. Since It Is almost Im- • possible to determine the value 222 of any stamp without a personal inspection, I sugg;est the owners *> LB. 2', of these items bring them to a CAPITOL FARMS stamp dealer in their area who 12 f». PROOUCC Z will be able to give a first-hand ’ Freshly Sliced franks Save At Leost 30c Lb.! appraisal. la rg e ju ir v C O L O e U T S . For a 96-page booklet, "Amaz- . ( Urnced Bologna Havft Yo« Tried Our AHiRecf, Fiwsii G r o i ^ l ,lng but 'True Stories Behind the Olive Lool • N.neeo » franks Stamps," including a packetdf 50 stamps from far-awray lands, Veol Loot. Pick‘« Slkftd sent 75 cents to "Stamp Book­ b a c o n let," Name of This Paper, c-o C lb. H. E. Harris A Oo, Box 2. AP, HAMBURG Bdrton. Hass. 02217.

$ r Douglas Fears Reaction SWEET CORN Z LOS ANGELES (AP) — A • f ^ I < • ' • t » < I * I r * I I I I I * I I • Tit > 1 I I * I « « I I f a n a tiv e step backward from Supreme' ft- E * ■ H IEIIf IB Jft-l-lii le w Court ilecisimis protecting per^ sons suspected of (uimes (xiuld POPULAR MARKETS POPULAR MARKETS tomjitoes » be a step toward an authoiitari- n a t iv e fc. an society, says Supreme Court Extra Mm.------Justliie WllUam O. Douglaa. 5 0 S to m ps TopVoivft Z nppERs I,. "The BiU of Rights of 1798 with purchase of 6 pkgs. of | with pwrekete of gel. con of was designed to make it diffi­ R#0.*Presw»#9ened mm^. m m Pure virgin wool knii into (hi girit cimpui look, in Fashion Footwear cult for the govemmesit to do Willie and colon, luei .14 lu 4" Z anything to the individual," erT... KOOL-AIDi GEM Z Dciuglas told newsmen. '"Ihat’s Coed thru Sot. Auq. 16. 1969 | Coed rtipv Set. Awq. 16. 1969 Jr. & Misses' Silirts To Complete Your Wardrobe 22* why this country is such a great ' Lioitt Orio Pof CuSVeoior X. and exciting experiment” Ltieit One Per Cvsteoio^ A i\wifI of skull in bright plains and solids wobi ind nVvrIl) fabiiCs , .If the experiment doesn’t Sizes S lo 15. 6 lo 1(1 Skelchtd peiinanent pleal skill wii^ lie bell, and • work? "Maybe we’U wind up minipIZrd wilh\liiple cl^^^ 4.97 to 7.97 “ with on authoritarian society," he said. Jr. & Misses* Jumpers i \ ‘ 'The University Of San Feraan- F Scads of styles foe casual ot dress weai! Ties, buckles, perfs. uraps on chunk or • rjo Valley’s College of Law bon- A greal pre-seaion gioup ot hoiiiled .crylie and novell)| fabric'jum^rs. ' J dress heels in many heishts. New broad and rounder toes. Suede, smooch and Snurl plaids and solid colon, sizes b lo lb. 5 1.5 ^ ft ^ % leatuted raushts: Black, ^ w n . Tan. Grey. Camel, sots 5 lo 10. 2* ored Doiigtaa tor hla 80 years on 10 Mate Your Own Potties at TWs Price •. the court ^ ______DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY Romansh. or Grishnn. » a 222^ neo-Latin (fialect recognized CHARGE SALE: WED. thru SAT. SPECIAL far THUR&, FRI, ami SAT. ••• since 1937 as SwUserland's MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER - U45 TOUiAND TVRNPIKE Z fourth national language, alang BURR CORNnS SHOfftNO ftAZA WR RBSERVi; THE RIOBT TO LIMIT UCANTmES TtS MIDOLf TURNnUL EAST SULUVAN AVINUI WE ACCEPT FOOD STAlOn Z with (Jennan. French aixl Ital- TOUANO TURNfWI— NOT TOf CALOOR SNOfflNe CINTIR EXIT 93. WILBIIR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY WSHT lan PAGE IWENTY-TWO I ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. liANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE T o lla n d lem exists at the Green. Their ' ■ 4 reports are purchased by devel­ No Problem opers who have plans there,, Men Using Perfumes^ Estimates Sought On Cost and their testimony Is believed AMERICA’S FINEST GENUINE SPRING IAMBI by those board members listen­ And Getting Rashes Of Traffic ing to it. Of School Use After Hours I wonder sometimes, what CHICAGO (AP)' — Modem In his armpits because he used At Green? happens to those traffic reports after shave lotion as a deodor­ The Board of Finance will re- a Pubiications Le Eldership males are beginning to have a lili r “poS* which are_ not so favorable to quest the Board of Education to Award. By SOI. R. COHEN problem pre'viously pecuUar to ant. Another used it on his the client'^ Would the client, In thighs. A third was advised to publication, The School The other aftenuxin, about 5 the opposite sex—skin rashes all sincerity, air sufch a report stop using his lotion, but liked it caus^ by deodorants and per­ Education Bulletin, was cited p.m. I was on Woodbrldge St. before the Planning Commis­ so well that he continued to ap­ a f t o sdhool hours. j,y the American College Public fumes. at the Green, trying to turn sion or the Zoning Board of In a iw h ^ at the Relations Association, ply it to his electric razor before Appeals? A dermatologist writing In shaving. finance board meeting last night, T^ ■ j left, to go east on E. Middle The Journal of the American members agreed to set up a to interest young Tpke, I had the light, but I Medical Association blames The 16 patients proved aller­ Young and tender meeting between the finance P«°P'® teaching careers, it gic to 19 brands of toiletries, Spring Lamb it in- couldn’t move—other cars were Micropublishing Big “the recent renaissance of board, the Board of Education booklets sub- blocking the intersection. men’s toiletries.” Epstein reported. The brands Wholi seaton at Grand and the Board of Selectmen to by UConn. The other two w ere not named, and he said It Union. Extra good My mind wandered, and 1 WASmNGTON — Microforms, The dermatologist. Dr. Ernst discuss the public use of the 5 ^ ^ were for the School of was not possible to identify the Ovii-Rsady outdoor* or in . . .started thinking of those times the modem version of engrav­ Epstein of the San Mateo, Calif., schools. Possible bookkeeping „ School of perfume oils responsible for the I sat in on Town Planning Com- ing the Lord’s Prayer on the Medical Clinic, reported treat­ American lom b i* ol- methods to be used to offset allergy because the manufactur­ _ _ _ _ mission and Zoning Board of head of a pin, have developed ing 16 cases in four years. In way* in the circle of the costs involved if tees are ers would not disclose them. . Appeals meeting, when all into a large growth industry. which men experienced derma­ good to*te. charged will be Investigated by Epstein added: ‘"The inci­ dvertlsmeent— those expert traffic experts re- An “ultra image” miniaturiza­ titis caused by allergy to before nroNiAuiM s.aNnAsiTiw finance board members. dence of perfume dermatitis Ir. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, has ported that there weren’t imd tion haa beei? introduced that —or—after shaving prepara- SEMI BONELESS The Board of Education de­ opened a branch office on Rt. aren’t any traffic problems at can record 3,200 book-size pages tions. men Is likely to increase, as LANBGONBINATION ib perfumed shaving preparations S m ^ C R CHOPS cided to close the use of the 195. Les Babin is manager. Stop the Green'. on a single 4x6-inch transparen­ Allergic reactions to these have become very popular and schools to the general public cy. preparations, he said, are facili­ after school hours as one of arc being promoted through in­ berl'd Tarm^Store.'”"______not« by ‘m^ me, "h\“ who knows L better, r Micropublishing sales are run­ tated by minute wounding of the RDUNBCHOK l RmT u O CHOPS m any areas cut to keep within tensive advertising campaigns.” HAMS by experlnce. ning at a rate of $25 million skin during the whisker removal the $175,000 budgets cut ap- process. Salad Dressing I ’ve already sat through a year and are expected to in­ proved by the annual town PoinBCttias Grow Wild crease up to 15 per cent annual­ While the preparations usual­ meeting. three ilght cycles, waiting to Library Budgets Vary SHlll SllUS MEXICO CI’TY In Mexico highway. And I’ve ly- ly are called after shave lotion Under state statutes all funds or cologne, Epstein said, “ the T O K Y O ^ a p a n has 636 Uni­ received from any "tov;;;; and semi- “been f® " «trand®dstranded with the lighilight term ‘perfume’ best describes versity libraries, some of which lb.S179 must bo turned over to the gen­gen countries the poinsettla >^t a neighboring supermarket ' e grows wild, reaches the height waiting to turn into its park- Rails to Span Australia these clear, strongly aromatic spend as much as $278,000 a MIRACLE WHIP eral fund, according to a de- 79 liquids designed to Impart a year for huylng.and maintaining SHELL of BEEF of a man and is'norm ally red. *ng lot. And I ’ve been caught in PERTH — A Standard-gauge oislon rendered by Town Coisi- pleasant smell to the user.” books and other materials. In sel Robert King, board chair­ Cultivated poinsettia's colors other shopping areas and in gas (4-foot, 8*/4-lnch) railway across range from pure white almost stations along the same short Epstein determined that the contrast, the Metropolitan Hlb- S O I DAVID man Howard Wolfanger said Australia is nearing completion. perfumes were causing the skin ya Library in Tokyo, Japan’s 12.01. last night. to magenta and from pink to stretch of highway, waiting for It will run more than 3,000 GRAND Um ON OttPIOAU pLe purple, with salmon, peach, .someone to let me get out. problem through patch tests, in largest, has an annual purchas- CHUCK lU L E T 9 9 ' GRIDDLES In other actions last night, miles from Bri.sbane on the east nmuu light amber, pale chartreuse. My biggest gripe is those ex- which he applied the prepara- Ing budget of only $36,000. the finance board met with In­ coast to Perth on the west. Full tions to various parts of the Throughout Japan only eight shocking pink, old rose and fire- pert traffic, experts, who keep dustrial Developirpent chairman transcontinental service is ex­ public libraries have purchasing GROUND CHUCK 7 9 ' DINNERFRANKS * 7 9 ' engh^ red in between. testifying that no traffic prob- S O m B l T (XtLONIAl^EXTKA M11J> William Summers to discuss the pected to begin next Jenuary. One of the patients had a rash budgets of more than $27,000. NWPOO costa involved in developing the KIELBASI Cry O Vac Wrap Ib. 99c recently purchased 45-acre ad­ ..Tie dition to the industrial park. ETORISUCn aajK Both Biunmers and the vTa LSTEAKS >88S>,b 9 9 ' SWORDFISH STEAKS , . 9 9 ' finance board generally agreed AIIEOS n u C A7 0 that the town should sell the WITH COUPON BfclOW AND land on a cost basis. PURCHASE OF $5 00 OR MORE TURKEY ROAST HADDOCK FH.LET , . 7 9 ' Among the Improvements Shop-Rite does more to keep EwimunNAPu idCin iiim S ri.HjiAitD #T lAw neceaoary to open up the now WHFRF area to ^velopment are the ox- SUCED BACON ,.89' AVA(IABIF 'tenslon of an existing road Into S'O'fffl'g’UMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER SAVE UP TO 10*/o ON LARGE j the Induatrlal park presently your cost of living down! SALAD DRESSING developed, laying water pipes ITO J Q c yjTSWLIMIT out coupon PC* CUSTOMS a to the site and Inetalllng stonn Toum llj^ 0, 1/^ B Ib. I 9 drain pipes. NBC PREMIUM wwfiy r a y m oref dnop-Kite ! t Gradedi : American Lamb < Miracle Whip fliRW H niTH fUlNlTCROaD Baja Summers stressed the need for "proper planning” o f the Barbecued CmcKENS ib 7 9 * WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE CHICKEN WINGS e o lb 3 9 ' Soltines new section, avoiding some of California Large W ______OF $3.00 OR MORE______O j W^mnWEimBiAS gg J the "inefficlenciee” which ore wpRiHar$ wnH THIS couroN a n d ruecHASi Included In the original section. HONEVDEW SHORT RIBS OF $S 00 Ol MOIf With the additional 45 acres jlCOUION GOOD THIU SAI . AUO tl'b ' the town haa a better chance to DEL MONTE attract larger industries such Legs 0 IfllATEP as Kingfisher and Burroughs, M e l o n s FRUIT COCKTAIL Summers stated, warning against cutting the area up in­ I lb $1 to too small lots. 3 9 0 I O / An out-of-state prospect la Fresh Legs Only Hair Spray EACH presently looking over maps of FRESH SWEET Lamb the area end is interested In FOR BAR-B-Q. CUT SHORT purchasing some acreage in the Corn 1 0 e< 4 9 « Rih tOBUttO ja ueuDT.awvNtn ^ ^ new site, Summers reported. $ 9 29 FROM APPLELAND > 1 0 0 CALIFORNIA BARTLETT CAUr.TOHUTOES 3 4-H F air SHOULOEB Lamh Chops lb ■ RECUILAR NOODLES ’The Tolland 4-H Fair will be A REAL FAMILY TREAT rUTOIDIia. WHOLE or SLICED WHITE POTATOES < ORANGE PLUS 4 9 ' fIS n CH FRIES A buffet supper will bo serv­ 6-01 gpufON <>D6t> friiu $At.' Abb' la iij ed beginning at 4:30, and a 5 com 8 9 < Sunsweet Shop-Rite TOMATO iOlCE bake sale will be held. The 4-H Miracle Whip htm hi e ^ [' Tolland County Band Is schedul­ Prune Juice Beets - 0 ed to play during the event. 2 6 9 * Salad Dressing 9MQP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN Bulletin Board SAUSAGE Of CHEESE 1 -qt. 8-OX. a . v T ' i g g I LIMIT 0Nt~COOTIT PER CUSTOMERI The high school building com­ btl cons ■ CALIf OHNIA F-'INt' M l A T t D mittee will meet tomorrow 49« qt 4 9 c night at 8 at the United Con­ John's Pizza GREEN GIANT gregational Church. 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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ___^ ^ n c h e s t e r e v e n in g J e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. We d n e s d a y , a u g u s t is , i 969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERiALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Negro Police Seven Arrested \m liJBEP’ijiijSIS iSSOWIION After Living 1,000 Years Planned Summer Vacation property and casualty insurer miny problems but not all. For the last event, the audience was RL POUTS Q. Some Qties Hit by Riots doing business in the state to example, burglary and theft in­ In Drug Raid ISew York spellbound. Comer of Hollywood, Vine; Now Joining ^Tree of the Sad Nighf take part in Maryland's FAIR surance In the 1968 riot areas is Laughter greeted the baggy At Hartford Rare Boon for Congress c A Find Insurance Hard to Get plan—F air Access to Insurance virtually unobtainable. pants rodeo clowms who have Requirements. Last year the Michigan Legis­ the dangerous job of diverting Black Revolt WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ A group of senators, mostly Gets Back . The Legend— ^The Way It Is H ARTFORD (A P )—Police and By JACK UEfXEK The plan was set up to qualify lature created an insurance pool the bulls w-hl|e the contestants gress takes o ff today on Its first old veterans, put up a protest RAGWEED. ; ' L Is Dying a Slow Death which insisted on a $5(X),0(X) de­ /.■ detectives from the Hartford A P Business Writer the state for a federal offer to as a result of the Detroit riots to who’ve been riding them get to By BOB THO>IA8 see hippies trying to earn pot By FRANCIS WARD when the Senate voted on the re­ ductible policy and a cost-plus planned summer vacation in POLLEN MEXICX) CITY (AP) — After In 1907 the tree nearly died sell riot reinsurance to firms in take care of properties in high Its Rodeo safety. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A po- money by selling the Loa An- The Los An|;eles Time* vice ^uad arrested seven per­ cess Tuesday, but it was ap­ NEW .YORK (AP) - Some arrangement. . modern hi.story, a concession to a life of nearly 1,000 >iears the when a neiglibor, who disliked "We made another try to get order to encourage them to cov­ r sk areas. Since going Into ef­ Groans of dismay sounded llceman who patrols the Boule- 8cles Free Press; Ught-pantod sons Tuesday in what officials proved 76-14. Sen. Winston L. cities hit by racial and student NEW YORK (AP) — The big CHICAGO—"The white police its younger members and an ad­ COUNT T "T ree of the Sod Night’’—arbol its shade, set Are to it. Neigh­ insurance companies interested, er any applicant providing his fect Oct. 21. 1968, the pool has w-hen a cowboy in the calf rop­ vard tells it this way boys with makeup and bleached called the biggest narcotics raid Prouty, R-Vt,, in a speech he city dudes of New York de la Noche T ris te -is dying a bors saved the tree, and the violence are finding riot insur­ property is in insurable condi­ insured 15.800 properties ior a ing contest failed to nab the ani­ "The tourists’ biggest disap­ hair; Zulu-haired gurus In out­ administration has used black In the city. mission that it will be in session had prepared but did not deliv­ with no results," says Thomas o slow death. government built a iwoteotive ance dear and hard to get. tion. total of $378 mlUlon. thronged to the rodeo and mal. pointment is the comer of Holly­ fits that stagger belief. police against black people. The seven persons were the rest of the year after it re­ er, said the recess should be E. Hayes, assistant city attor­ P'^llen Count -m fence around it Individual property owners David Fentress, deputy state cheered cowpokes and bucking And gasps of fear could be wood and Vine. They come These noveau characters have charged with selling heroin. postponed at least until work is Legend has it that under this ney. “ So w e've given up the The cities of Chicago and Los This is the only reason black turns Sept. 3. a hsu' -implin'j Today, the tree faces another are having similar difficulties, Insurance commissioner, says heard when a cowboy was there and see the Broadway De- replaced the authentic Holly­ Three of them were abo finished on the m ilitary authori­ tree—now a dried out, gnarled idea of insurance for the time Angeles are self-insured against broncos who returned to the not policemen are hired. . . black Only a corporal’s guard was problem. The water level of the but in some areas state and lo^ being." that as o f June 30 about 15,000 bucked off his horse, then al­ partmemt Store and Hody'.s wood types who long frequented charged with possession of zation bill still before the Sen­ trunk nearly seven feet wide— riots. In Chicago, suits tota'ing so wide open plains of Manhat­ available for formal adjourn­ Mexican subsoil-the city itseU cal governments have estab­ Under Wisconsin law, munici­ properties were Insured under most kicked. Restaurant and the Rexall Drug ^ Boulevard- Peter the Her polic^emen have only one useful heroin and two on two counts ate. Spanish conqueror Hernan Cor­ about $10 million—resulting tan after a 10-year absence. lished insurance pools to pro­ the plan, which allows pre­ Almost 200 cowboys are com­ TSiJd they say, 'This Is It? " mil, Billy the Midget and oth­ function and that is as 'pawns' ment after today’s no-business nual appropriation bills for the tez cried after losing 600 men was founded on a lake—is drop­ palities are liable for Injuries to mostly from rioting following each of selling It. There have been four previous vide protection. miums three times normal. It was 1926 when the rodeo peting for more than $25,000 In ers. And they have caiaed of the white man to be used meetings of the House and the fiscal year that started July 1 and being defeated by the Az­ ping steadUy and the fingers of persons or property caused by a the sfiass natlon last year of The patrolman expressed The seven arrested » were: Senate. Many got an early start prolonged holidays, over Lin­ Premiums for riot insurance The federal reinsurance pro­ iflrst came to the big city, and prize money during the six-day alarm among Hollywood'a mer- against black people." has been enacted. tecs on June 30, 1520. the tree’s roots cannot reach it. mob or riot. The only recourse Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—are what local residents have long Emanuel Perry Jr., 31. Ronald coln’s birthday, Easter, Memo­ that is available have gone up. gram is operating in 24 states for 33 years after that the fans rcKleo. clvmls. who eampetigned for on foreign junkets and others There has been no final action The government has removed Hayes says, is for the city to expected to be dismissed as a known but tourists find out the Most whites would be shock­ Shepard, 17, Israel Torres, 35, rial Day and Independence Day. The arbol de la noche triste, Euid the District of Columbia. by the thousands rode the sub­ more police protection. Three were headed for Los Angeles on legislation to control crime, some of the soil arouix) it re­ The reason; Insured losses sef'k reimbursement through le­ result of a rece-t Hinds Su­ One extra highlight of the ro­ hard way: There is a wide dls- ed to discover that this stated Henry Plantt, 45, Ramon With the calendar year almost as it is known in Mexican histo­ ways to Madison Square Garden weeks ago, the Loe Angeles Po­ and a testimonial banquet for abolish the electoral college, placing it with fertilizer, and a from riots rose from $1 mlUlon gal action from the persons re­ n p. th“ r » Is preme Court ruling. The decl- deo is the nightly drawing for a ereponcey between Hollywood ment originated with a group J. Dimitri photo Nieves, 21, Jose M. Hernandez, iwo-thlrds gone, the workload of ry, is now a national monument annually to see the cowboys. lice Department Instituted a the Apollo 11 astronauts. restrict cigarette advertising, permanent irrigation system for In 1966 to $67 million in 1967 and sponsible. no riot Insurance as such—it's Shetland pony given to some Boulevard according to legend of black policemen, the Afro- 26, and Francis F. M. Moret, 31. Congress for 1969 still lies located in a suburb of Mexico 'icn, . which is retrosetive. up­ Iking patrol of the Boulevard. reorganize congressional proce­ to $79 million In 1968. In the. wake of 1967 disturb­ ...... v,_--a. .uge. cov­ In 1959, however, the man lurky ticket-holder. and the way It really is. American Patrolmen’s League Engaged Another person also being But some of the younger ahead. the tree has been established. held the state legislature’s re­ One of the patrolmen te Tony dure and extend the anti-pover­ City, A Swiss Insurance firm can­ ances, half a dozen insurance erage. After the April 1968 riots who had been producing rodeos Just before Tuesday night’s Take a weafuiird stroll along of Chicago. sought on a warrant, was lo­ members with children who When Cortez f l ^ from Tcn- "W e put some life back into peal of the state's mob violence Stelnhart, who commented: The engagement of Miss Mar­ A landmark tax reform bill ty program. celed the riot Insurance of the companies threatened to cancel there were wholesale cancella­ for the Garden died and New winner was drawn, an appre­ the Boulevard and you'll sec Several reactions are pos­ cated at Norwich State Hospital. must return to school in Sep­ has passed the House but not odhtitlan, the Aztec capital and it," said an Agriculture Depart­ law, under which the suits were “ The merchants wanted the garet Ann Domler of Wethers­ tember were packed up for City of Berkeley, Calif., In June policies of Hartford. Conn.—the tions of fire Insurance in affect­ brought, York City was dropped from the hensive sounding man said. why tourists go away disap­ sible. Either a handful of po­ the Senate. So has a bill extend­ ment official, adding that it’s Boulevanl cleaned up eo that ' the future Mexico City, in terror on grounds that the university nation's Insurance capital—un­ ed areas. Elsewhere in the cen­ rodeo circuit. •Some mother's going to be pointed. licemen had swallowed the field to Sherwocxl Williams beaches and other vacation hard to say how long the tree Philadelphia insurance offi­ tourUts and shoppers would not ing the elementary and second­ and dismay,' he may have found town was "a particularly bad less the city agreed to Increased tral city, rates went up. Now. a decade later, the ro­ very happy to take that home. Start at Gower Street, but black power line, or Black Pan­ Briggs of Manchester has been spots. Swimmer’s Neck Broken will survive. cials say the city last paid riot be (Uscouniged from com ln( Mazza Candidatt; ary education program. comfort u n d v the giant tree. risk,” City Atty. Robert Ander- rates and changes In coverage, To meet the problem, the Dis­ deo is back. There's a new Mad­ Imagine trying to park It In don't look for the fabled Gower thers or Communists had Infil­ announced by her parents, Mr. It was the Insistence of the " I t ’s part of a fam ily of trees insurance claims totaling about here. Also, certain problems The official "status of major STRATFORD (AP) —Edward The Aztecs called the trees £K«i reported. Intermittent dis­ a municipal spokesman said. trict of Columbia Placement Fa­ ison Square Garden and most of Brooklyn!". Gulch where Western actors trated the Chicago police force, and Mrs. Leonard Domler of GREENWIC:H (AP i —F rank young fathers that spurred the called mlllenoryi’’ the official $1.2 million following disorders had developed beginning In 1966, bills” lists two laws enacted. Norkaitos, 18, of Milford was "ahuehuetes” —old men of the turbances have hit the city since "W e ended up paying $30,000 cility was set up. By law. the the children who used to go to used to m ee t;. It no longer ex­ or the meaning and anger of Wethersfield. Mazza was tapped Tuesday to Iderly leaders of Cktngress ear­ said. " I t ’s not a very t^rdy in 1964. Numerous claims have when the narcotic sttuatlcn be­ One increased the national debt hospitalized Tuesday after his river—and favored them for a m ajor disruption on the Uni­ a year more for about $1 million approximately 180 fire insur­ the rodeo are parents them­ ists. You \ralk ixisl car denlem, the black revolution was begin­ Her fiance is the son of Mr. be the Democratic P arty’s can­ ly this year to fix a schedule type.” been made since under the came aeute. limit; the other continued the neck was broken when he was their shade and-- ornamental versity of California campus in reduction In coverage,” he said. ance companies operating in the selves. Top Pop Grou p a mortuary, small shops imlll ning, belatedly, to catch up and Mrs. J. Lawrence Briggs didate for first selectman, after that would allow for planned same statute but the city hasn’t "The problems: Well, there income tax surcharge first im­ struck by a boat while swim­ beauty. Emperor Montezuma December 1964. Insurance Department offi­ district must belong to it. But the cowpokes, the bucking you come to Vine Street, which with the black policeman. of 278 Burnham St. the Democratic Town Commit­ family vacations. posed last year. raid becau e cord tlons were I-ONDON (A P I A fKill by resembles a busy Inleree'otkvi In " " Juveniles In ming in the Housatonic River. had nearly 500 of them planted Anderson said Berkeley would cials in New Orleans say riot in­ Now, when policy is can­ horses, the Brahma bulls and The last interpretation Is Miss Domler, a graduate of tee bypassed Mrs. Agnes M. In past years, vacation plan­ It doesn’t record the fact that Tapioca Plant RiBing not classified as rioU but as the rock magazine "Disc" the Hollywood area at all times, Police said Norkaitos was pre­ in what is now Mexico City’s seek another insurance compa­ surance there Is part of a new celed or Is unobtainable because the fancy riders still draw An>-where. U.S A. A Ivilf blook most accurate. While black Hartford Public High School, is Morley, a two-term member of ning was a hit and miss proposi­ v,indallsm. .show.a Uiat 54 i>er cent of young aral quite s few of them gravi­ early In the Congress boosted paring to ski behind a l»a t Chapultepec Park. K U A LA LU M P U R — A half- ny "but with our reputation for of area, the property owner can cheers and applause. ikiwn Vine i* the Brown Derby, employed as a claims repre­ the borad of selectmen. tion. There always was the hope fire and extended coverage poli­ Britons answering the question­ tate to the Boulevard There are churchmen, teachers, social the pay of the President and top when he was struck by another The Tree of the Sad Night— million-doUar plant capable of turmoil that’s going to be diffi- Newark, N.J., scene of a ma­ where you might find some tele­ sentative for the Aetna Life Joseph Hartman was unani­ cy that has been in effect since go to the facility and, if other- The 17.0(X)-seaL Garden was naire believe the Beatles are the hlp|>les who congregate on workers, architects and even that there would be an early government officials and took boat. He was taken back aboard jor riot in 1967, has never hud vision stars If you ran get a ta­ related to the giant sequoias of producing 7,500 tons of tapioca oult.” Negotiations with a com­ April 1. They report that riot wire qualified, obtain coverage. almost full for the Tuesday the cx>rners, and the oldUmers athletes have termed "black and Casualty Co., Hartford. mously nominated as Mazza’s summer adjournment—a hope no steps to stop a salary hike riot Insurance. still tile top jx>p group and that ble. Movie stars rarely come to his boat and rushed to shore. California—has survived in re­ starch annually Is being built pany are now in progress. coverage now is required by the The facility assigns the policy to night opening and from the min­ Mr. Briggs attended Spring- running mate, but withdrew. An­ seldom realized. Leaders had no llielr best is yet to come. Hollywood any more, their hab­ who sleep In doorways and al­ caucuses" to deal with Inequal­ for Its own members from He was taken to Milford Hos­ cent times thanks to the help near Kuantan, Malaysia. Most I After a riot in Milwaukee’s in­ a participating company. Losses other running mate was to be young families lobbying for a insurance company and that ute the colorfully clad cowboys Aeeonllng to the poll, John leys Ami tliere Is a homoseonial ities, black policemen u^tll re­ field, Mass., schcMis and served $30,000 to $42,500 a year. pital and put under intensive and care of the federal district of the output w ill go to the ner core in 1967 the city sought itats: Beverly Hills or Europe. selected next week. oremiums are higher than un­ and profits are shared. Eighty-two destroyers were and cowgirls rode Into the arena I-ennon ha.s replaced Paul sltiuitUvi. the male p r«U tu tea cently held back, refusing to with the .U. S. Arm y in Korea. summer recess. None of the dozen or so an- care. Continue along tlie IkxUrvunI government. United States and Japan. bids on riot insurance. The lone der the previous policy. A city government spokesman launched ■ from Bath, Me., dur­ for the grand entry parade until McGartney as the most popular stand on i-orners looking tec face the reallUes of discrimin­ He Is employed at Chorches and you pass movie houst'S, response was from a company A Maryland law requires each says the setup has answered ing World War II the whistle blew for tiie end of member of the group. trade." ation within their ranks. Motors, Inc., on Oakland St. most offering a heavy diet of The wedding Is planned for Steikdmrt and Ms fellow pa­ Chicago's AAPL and organi­ sex, and Inexpensive shops trolmen stroll the Boulevard zations In other cities finally Oct, 18. there are almost no "oloas' dally, cooling potential trouble have cr^ked the conservatism stores In Hollywood. After Wll with their presence. They also and fear which have kept black declared. Membership in the 14 txMt Avenue, quality descends. offer Informal service to tour­ policemen from coming to chapters stands at about 6,000, Then comes a dreary procession ists. terms with police racism, he said. Fiinst of discount sttvxs, surplus out- "Yesterday I laid out a whole brutality in black communities, ter c^Uthes o fits, going-out-of-bustnees sal Itinerary for a group of vMtors backlash conservatism among tween the’'th«r Detroit Guardians health food stores, pornography ^ go. white policemen and' similar is­ imd the white-controlled domi­ stands, orange Juloe counters, airtnhari'sald sues. National nated Detroit Police Officers etc. ______In some ciMee, notably Wash­ luiTH The main attractlans in this Assn. OUT FUSSV FIRRST Storesi ington, D.C., black policemen During most of its seven-year (kretoh: Tlie ornjile Grauman's DrnipiM*y D rclinra have asserted themselves In­ history, the Guardians was re ­ Egyptian Theater and the Wax HARTFORD (A IM -O o v . John dividually to protest white of­ garded os a social club. A Museum operated by an enter­ prising East Indian nan\ed Dempsey has Informed Prael- ficers’ conduct against black shootout at New Bethel Baptist people. WITH THIS COUPON Spoony Singh. Book stor<« dent Nixon that. he will be un­ Church between police and WITH THIS COUPOH tmi » perdMM •! thrive. able to attend the reception tor The AAPL’s militancy has black miHtants March 29 and tmi 1 gsrehsM tf $5.00 m snra The few bloeica b etw e«i Hlglv the Apollo U astronauts to be created the mistaken notion the resulting action of Judge u m o irin K E S SS.OO or sier* nmuiTOES land Aveiiue and lA llro a are held In I-os Angeles todsy. that it was the first m ajor or­ George Crockett In holding ganization among black police­ TOMATOES m m a E u iM P the only ones with an air of A spokesman ter Dempsey habeas corpus hearings in a men. In fact, the Chicago I LAND 0'LAKES I prosperity. New high-rise office said the govsrnor sent a one- police station for the 142 per­ league typifies only the latest SAN BENITO bulldtnga and npartmnnta are sentence telegram to ths Presi­ sons arrested, changed all that. BUTTER kind of black police group — [RIRKLE tUI beginning to ap|iear. Nearby Is dent expressing his regrets thsi Though Crockett was blasted one that has split publicly with 28 01' ttie Iloulevard's only authmUe he could not attend the banquet by Detroit’s newspapers and its white counterparts. CM touriot attraction Grauman's for "personal reasons." The gov- the DPOA, the Guardians "sup­ A spokesman said the AAPL VAHLSING ( 'hlneee Theater, where . foot enror Is still on vacation In ported him 100 per c e ri,’’ ac­ prints and bright osyinga of Hol­ statement "Is certainly not our t COUPON VAUD THRU Rhode Island, ths spokesman cording to William O. Greene. I ■ COUPOH VALID THRU t FROZEN quart lywood's greats are enshrined In said. philosophy.” The association is SAT., AUC. 16, 1969 I purely professional and that 00, the elder statesman among SAT., AUC. 16, 1969 I a paved ('ourtyord ("Ix w e to while it is made up of black Detroit Guardians and their UNIT OM COUPON IMUT OM COUPON jar All-Shirley Tmiiple" ) chief t^rkesman. The presi­ PU AOOIT Pn AMIT 5 lb officers, "any policeman may NO. A-24 Oh, yes, there Is soinetlUng U.nuh K ills G irl join.” dent Is Donald Gray, 29. a six- WITH COUPON HO. A-1* else for the tourista to see WITH COUPON bag HYHACUHE, NY (AP) Several older black police or- year (rtierlff's deputy. Greene Imbedded In the elmreoal ler- WITH COUPON Gayle Sardo, is. daughtsr of Ms ganizaUons eschew public pro­ has been a sheriff’s deputy 17 WITH COUPON razzo sidewalks along tire IVaile- rine l Virile Major aiul Mrs. Am nouncements or demonstra­ years, vard ore bronze atars contain tions, and have patterned them­ "The bliurk policeman’s prob­ livg tl>e luimee of 1.6SU rtgimes lii Hnrilo of^lddletow n , Ckmn GROCERY SPECIALS! was kllletl Tuesday when the selves after the traditional lems In Detroit aivd other big the movie, radio, lelevlelun ontl car In which she was riding white ethnic fraternal organiza­ cities are im bod ns those in USDA USDAI — 1 BARBECUE TREATS! recortllng (ndustrins, from Hud tions. WaycroBS, G a.," he said. Abbott to Adolpti Ziiknr. struck nn abutment on the New These organlzatlona stresa Dcsrplte its newly acquired CHOICE. CHOICE. And so on liiew IkiI August York State Thurway near here solidarity and professionalism. militiuit stance, the Detroit days yx>u see bewildered tour­ Police said the gtrl's mother F R I E I 1 D S RICHMOND ists. dressml In ehorts and kasl was tlrlvlng the car when II Typical is the National Society Guardians is a dlstimt second M a rg a rin e 6 ‘1“ CHICKEn PARTS of Afro-American policemen, behind the Chicago A A P L In stilrie and equipped with cainer- apiMirently went out of control FINAST ae iuhI small fry, pkKkUiig down and struck a bridge abutment. headed by a 3fl-year-old New open, stinging criticism of local ' P E A S a la d O il FINAST 24eiktl 39c I BREASTS York City patrolman, Lonnie police practlcee. the Boulevard witli downward Mrs. Hartlii and three other eyes children were hocpllallsed with Weir, which has chapters in "nie AAPL’S two main spokes­ FINAST THIGHS men, Rciuitilt Rdblnson, 28, and S h o rte n in g 3 .1.69c CREnm CHEESE Wlicn they gose around, they Injurlee. Detroit, Newark and Philadel­ BEANS ROIIST B EB SOLE LIVERS phia. Weir, a policeman 11 Etlwuni (Buzz) I>almer, 32, both years, founded the New York patrolmen, are foremost am­ society In 1961, and chartered ong Chlctigo’s imti-cstnbllsh- 1 FINAST JUMBO M i f Liquid Bleach FIHAST gal jo, 39c WINGS »>39c the national society in 1969. menl critics In demanding stiff 1 V l l t rolls H "We formed to promote prosecution of wWto policconon Fabric Softener rnast Him 5 9 c fraternity among Afro-Amert- accused of crimes against 1 T O U IE L S BEEIorUEMPaTTlES can policemen," ho said. "W e blacks. - ^ D ish w v a i sh a i i e ci r "nSi?"hnast 42uo„,k,. i h 9 29c J i ' y c o r a w m saw how the Irish, Italian, Jew­ Lost Miiy, when a adiUe 1 7 S HNAST ish and Polish policemen had policeman severely boat a 16- s p a g h e tti ...... 20c Cleanser «„„iOc Ranchers Pride formed their own orgimlzatlons year old bhick girl during a and felt black policemen need­ disturbance at a SoiKh Side Elbow Macaroni FIHAST ,k, 20c pjef Soda Sold in 2 lb pkg ed a represei^tlve organiza­ high school, Uic A A P L led the FINAST I6txktl 1 0 lO P R U u n D tion of their own.” outcry for action against the THREE Finast^ Flo u r ______Weir stressed that his group |K>llccman. Tw o weeks liUer, 5 Z 3 9 "was not formed out of any the officer was Indicted on a TOP proteHts," and hod not fought Brownie Mix FINAST 22 ox phg 39c FINAST GROURD[RUCK federal charge of depriving the I departmental dls<;rlminaUan. girl of her civil rights while SOLID WHITE TUNA 1968 BUICK LeSABRE His mombem (he declined to acting under "color of low.” Pancake Mix FINAST 2 lb pb, 29< give figures, locally or nnUozuU- CORH FLAKES LEAN, TASTY 4^Door Sedan. Fully equipiwd. Stock No. 7804. White critics of all-block •*at: Boneless ly), Wedr stated, hjive not re­ patrolmen’s leagues might ar­ Evap. Milk >"<«" 6l'.'95< Ground Fresh futed, orgimlzatlonally at Icauit, gue Uiat such groups tend- to lb either to the growing demands •2395 pohuize black and white police­ Fruit Gelatins FINAST 5 i- ;3 9 c Many Times Daily lb for power by white New York men even furtiier. Wiien asked FINAST LAYER policemen or to tlui cluirges of about thlB criticism. Palm er re­ c D og Food CRUNCHY - FINAST 5 i. 59c EXTRA police bruUility by bliu'k com ­ sponded: LEAN SKINLESS FRANKS flNM? munity letulers. "L e t’s never forget tliat the CDtOMIAI "Only the attitude of Uie in­ CHKE miKES “ ______D e te rg e n t »„„49c CROUND ROUND SKINLESS FRANKS ■‘73c black policeman ’ was already 1966 OLDSMOBILE dividual policeman is going to polarizeti when lie joined the ALL BEEF FRANKS TIN411 77c stop brutality,” said W«*ir, a force. Like people everywhere, PRPER In st. Breakfast*'""'49c Prune Juice FINAST m bd 35c ALL BEEF FRANKS (OtONIAL 79e conimunity nelatlau officer In he hud nothing to do with his a ■ .A ^ C *X. • I DINNER FRANKS (DiONlAL iT B it TORONADO DELUXE some of Brooklyn’s toughest separateness. It’s wlilte cops FINAST 24 ex bti Fruit Drinks FINAST 3 ‘l “ 79c neighborhoods. “ I doubt very who liave the power to end PIHTES Table Syrup ...... c4 9 ■ ' j — *" Fully equipped, fiower windows and seats, tilt and much if most bliu-k i»llcem en polarization, not us. Wo ore 00 Oscar Mayer AH Meat Bologna V,' 55c EZ-SERVE Finast Rice 7 9 c Salad Pressing rhast4 *1 telescopic steering whwl, factory utr conditioner. are ready to stiuid up and be only saying that as long os / Nepco Knockwurst * 97c counted on this issue.” ” we're separate, black people Stock No. 7088A. Sgt. .George Bennett, t2,"a luv going to control that Instant Coffee FINAST 10 ex jer 99 Mixrach Salami or Bologna Chubs vLOS detective and vice chairman of separateneos for tlu,'lr own j I GOLDEN ROSE 'benefit." COFFEE Cold Cuts 3 i o o the Detroit chapter, said his of 100 Freeze Dried FINAST 4 •« j*f 7 9 Pkfl , •2595 group was "A nonprotest orgnnt- of 100 zation that disavows marches, SOAP TER BRCS SKATOOI) Sl’KCI \KS: D e o d o ra n t FINAST name-calling and criticism of Hiirlford Trio 6 ir. 4 9 HADDOCK the establishment. LARGE FANCY "Our chapter Is a vehicle to Stopped in Car, FINAST Tomato Juice RNAST 3 ltr8 9 c FILLET 1965 OLDSMOBILE 442 bring about better relations b^ toLoniBinn 5 Lb C LNOW WHfll tween whites and Negroes ond- Driifss Found Sliced Beets rnast 7 $|oo USDAr% HALIBUT STEAKS UMTtt cut Fully equipped, 4 speed, factory a ir, conditioner. for working constructively with­ Average GINCHHI SMOKED in the Negro communities in­ AMSTERDAM, N. Y. (AP) — SRITIRES COD FILLET Stock No. 7600A. forming our peojde atxMtt better Tliree young men from Hnrtfortl, tOKEE finast CUT FISH STICKS MU? 4 L4tVI-4wls, 19, after BRERD S n iE l cnsHmERE bouquet Holiday Sedan Fully equipped, factory air con­ ganizations In eight cities, most­ they were stopped on the Thru­ a 6 LiMON ACTIVi ly In New York, New Jersey and way for Improper passing. PUMPERNICKEL . DELI RYE F D WITH INZYMiS ditioner. Stock No. 7614. Connecticut. Thruway police called In In­ PERRUT COUPON VAUD IHtU SAI . AIK 16. 1969 The Guardian ctsipters are HEARTH RYE - SWEDISH RYE ★ AS IS SPEC IAL W vestigators from the Bounj of CALIFORNIA IQ ’. • * (»•*♦• W* AMsf joined with six other affiliates Criminal Investigation when TALCUM c in a loose confederation of black they spotted several large trans­ Mix or Match C .' ,\ . nnetosa* ' - policemen’s groups called the parent bags containing \vhat ap­ BUTTER 7Sc S liE Luscious •1095 Council of Police Soitetles FINAST SMOOTHY peared to be marijuana In the Treat mu (COPS), chartered In 1961. back of the car. EA COP’S national president Is The three, who said lliey wore MENNEN SAVE 1 5 ‘ 'cCHJPON* H A IR G E L 3 at ta U 7 3 c Calvin W. AUen, a 17-yoar vet- all students at various Connecti­ 11b PROTEM 29 Towords th« purchos* of Ors* Jumbo Roll ■ eron pollcemun and general as­ cut colleges, told investigators c ITALIAN PRUNES 191 signment detective In, Now they were returning from a trip loaves H A IR T O N IC PROTON^ 29 ^ 66c York. to the midwest where they pick­ VALENCIA ORANGES CAL^miA 10 >« 69c BOUNTY PAPER TOWELS MANCHESTER The New York affiliate, as. ed the substance found In the PALMOLIVE SIUjSfoo Waabd 49c well as other COPS chapters, ■ bags. COUeON VAUD IK IV SAI . AUC 16. 1969 was "fonned to correct the In- They were charged with crim­ SWEET CORN H Y D IA C O O m 10 59< equittes of hiring, promotion cuul inal possession of dangerous MOTOR SALES asrignment which black police drugs, a felony, and held wlthoUt I.Mnw rw IIH< 1. twin OaMlittn reenuits faced for years,” Allen ball pending a hearing. PrkM TWa SaaaAt. Aa«a>l 14. i* r

■» I t . . 1 . 1 ( PAGE TWENTY-SIX \ Jl^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN / THE V' FAMILY - ,./■ Books Added LAWYER 11, .. California Larffe CMliforuia At Library S u n Non-Flctlon Q ta fy WIFE VERSUS PARENTS pink \ Ackerley —My father and my­ If a bridegroom is lucky, his self Bartlett Pears . AIA guide to New York City— bride and his parents will work ^ Ismonade, out their new relationship in '8: O ft y objex' w ife." tWes Nevertheless, the law does O'Neill Geneml Glap polltl- not' Insist on total estrangement i-inn and .dnitegist of a husband from his parents. Owxxi Gojne tlaiory In another case, a man Rappu|xirt Ihiblli- < tions? ’This time, a court said man Km|>lm 2 v-oLs. no. 'The judge said that, al­ Caime/ts TO RvavHn-ulp Ctmlk diMt on my though a wife docs rank as aluaildnr Number One, she still must When busy days call for help in your kitchen get ► Hvuxkxrlln Johnny make fair and reasonable ad­ a little help from ours. We use the same fine in­ Ikihamr TV) walk tile stnmlM justments to reality—to make gredients you’d use yourself . . . when your family VSDA Choice Grade ureal sizzled over the coals! ixafnly the marriage work. USDA Choice Graile tender, hotudess oven roastl mdluL calls, "More," we won’t tell a soul it’s store bought' tti'huU HadWxU mqitiLHUraUnn where ovoiloble Hllvammn llmv to play the gutbu-, hUk, bluea. oluingn (Tilixa In Zoning Case Imported Cooked Ham WMitnm advbtnnt In < lifiML chicken with vegetables in a sav­ ory gravy. Topped with a flaky, of Round Delicious, wasteless, pink meated ham ■ R f Thomiuv IWvlween two niii HYPOLUXO, Fla. (AP) — golden crust. Just heat and eat. slices tor tasly sandwiches and fancy l>irxw Mayor Jame» M. Brown Jr. in 12 01 4 9 . OKI nw-.,i HALF POUND V w Toffler The aeJwKxlhviuiHi in the HUing: hltnHclf, but he'a dom ed If o*ty he’s going to »ervc himaelf with Vamvxy T1w» faintly clevvBvUes u RUbpoeno luid then try himaelf Roast a lK>iia Let 'em eat steak! An in court. Season with salt ana Meat Lasagna outstanding value at Nepco Pastromi Wexigirxirixtli New Kngtiuul Sound kind of complicated? It pepper. Roast at 300' WIUi iMitiw niul ohaervutluiva Made with lean ground beef sand this low price. Every cut l8. uncovered. Use no water. poonful ot mustard added to the by IhiVivl .Mi<\wd gets our Just Rite Trim"' In addition to being mayor wiched between tender lasagna Allow 20 mins, per pound *r before heating, gives extra flavor /sxrbn-k The iVJxn|>le(e Issik and a member—of the Town noodles. Topped with a perfectly leaving only enough fat for rare, 25 mins, for me­ loi pastromi. HALF POUND of nig iaiuklng Council, Brown 1h police chief spiced tomato sauce. lA ot 55! for perfect cooking. dium, Make gravy with lb and judge in thU hamlet of 200. pan drippings. He 4Uid hl» nephew, Chris indiv. Beet Rradlr'y Fany apokM- nephew either to comply with Macaroni & Cheese 3 ^4*y y o u likf f'fcwcfl itjfi> ftf •• lo-if man said. bMauae of the rapidly the act within 30 d iy s or NAIF POUND increaaing number of long-lesul remove the boats. nights that orlglnata from the Roblneon did m'llher. * aJrinrt, all of which must be The Town Council, Including T-Bone Steak Bottom Round eerviced. Brown, then vot«vl unanimously to go to court for an Injunction A g o u rm e f s choice to close the bojil lot. As presi­ W o in rii T niikIiI Skills dent of the two-man corporation When dad's all "fired W A S H IN fm iN The Job owning the land. Grown was up" to feed the family Roast * 'orpa' vocauvmal program for named defendant. and guests and the coals Give this lean cut long, woman Includes training (or As police chief It seemed up to are glowing, he wants slow simmering and get liusineM aiul clerical occu|»' him to s<‘rve himself with the ttvins, iHHieehotd services, food steaks worthy of his grand eating. Boneless, court isiiHTs. And then, lu) easy to slice. Remember preparation, health and clothing judge . cookout talents . . . like to pick up fresh vege­ services, graptde arts, iftcrea At thl.i point Brown (silled a these! tables for your pot roast tkiq and various electronic-tech halt in the train of events. '^t our produce counters. lUclan occupattona. Me tumcii Uie whole problem over to the Palm Beach Circuit Back Rump RoasI Court. Porterhonso Steak H .1 9 lb " I ’m entirely Innoi'ent, but I'm caught In tlie n\ld«lle of this mi'flo." th mayor said In a press Faroriten from our self service deli! statement. Colonial 3-lb ”1 want It fully understood I don't ' condone any violation of Stop & Shop Franks our town zoning laws.. I want Extra mild. Sizzle over the coals arrd M ^ our Uiws strictly enforced." I SI)A (Jioice Grade extra lean, boneless cut! USDA Choice Gratle. A delicious oven roast! to the first Canned Ham U'A> int’j fresh Stop A Sfwlip Hot Oiggely 5 % % l, C . ‘ A sciumptiuuv frariMurf rolls POUND PKG U v really Liquor Tax 1iit*reaH<‘s \ horn that youi # 1.1 m I ly Will HARTFORD (A P I—The state love And it’s 319 collected B.S per cent more In ready to serve each Nepco B if f Frankfurts III minutes Top Sirloin DRESSING taxes on alcoholic beverages in Wade with a lilfle bh of love . . . and fiscal 1B6B than It did the pre­ a lot of good beef Dom forget mustard in years vious year. and relish' POUND PKG The state Tax Department re­ 89' ported Monday that for the year steak $ | | | | Tender, juicy with fabulous ending June SO, the state col­ lected {1S.8 million in liquor Sp(*cial at our Seafood Dept, Pan fried, oven broiled or flavor. Every man-man roast taxes compared' with $18.3 mil­ barbecued, a fender, juicy ^ IS carefully trjmmed of ex­ Nepco Pastromi lion In the previous period. maxi-man steak brings on cess fat arxd g'istie A-nd Two famous nam es-Stop A Shop arxj The tax on malt Increased B.B Turbot Fillets a glow of warm apprecia­ we never, rxever add larding Nepco—get together to bring ,ou this per cent to tTI4,4BO, and on tion from family, friends, to any cut! outstarxiing lalue Supkg 59' liquor, 0 per cent to S1B.7 boss or beau. pound million. from Greenland Eye Round Combination M .48 Just fry using your Eye Round Steak Nepco Cold Cuts . I \ ■ j favqrite recipe for a _ , ^ '*^0 rw#fV€ the f*ght to bmrt Quentftei "TTi# f l - L tempting sunfim'et ^ 7 02 C l Fresh atxl crisp. jSiwek and 2 lb. 7c O'l la tx Free Estimates ^ lOe oft isbri 7 1 s 15c c'f 'sf.c^ iL Q f 3? 02^ 7 C « plastic bottle / i / 3 lb pkg 7 / i* 1 pt. 6 02 btl 5 7 ^ ^:^atads and sandwithes w cans ^'1 dip favorites. 69* 6 02 pkg 87^ 42 02 can 77< 3 lb. 1 02 cVg. ' ' 3lt..2czfg 0 0 * -est V 4 3 * h'ast '; bott'e f O * CaU 649-2373 — 649-1516 Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons XT OUR VXNCHFSTIR »,»*», “ Si STOP A SHOP STORE’ 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 283 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER^ CONN. \- \. ■ \ - . - V ' \

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Shop Robert Vaughn in Real Life, p,,^ Scholar forking for Ph. D. Get Relief Now *» Along By BOB THOMAS begin work toward a Ph.D. His IfUlksu nrfhrm in m HOLLYWOOD (AP) — T he U- dIaoertaUon almost met with years have found a way to fa?re- BONELESS BEEP WW The Inquirer tle of the Ph. D. dlasertatlon: disaster. Urf from itching and smarting of "A HiJtorical Study of the influ- "I look all of my research «**■*•-T W use a delightful cooUng ence of the House Committee on .with me to Ckechoalovakla last astringent form ula—, Valnea At Fairway Un-American Activities on the year while I was making "The No A&P ATTACKS Don’t Worry! American Theater 1BS8-1968.” DwiA— e ... » wunoer one suiferer writes, Valrway on Main St. Brand Names on Sale ftehingaiKizmjirtinf were relieved, wonderful remnant values ^ REOu! ^ S rs'^ M O P *oOT It's The Style Items like Drexel, Cushman. The candidate for doctor of ed. When the Russians invad- end 1 slept all oithL PETERSON Heritage, and many other fa­ It's Graceful philosophy: Robert Vaughn. ed. the film company, had------to______get OINTMENT. „ is------marvelous #Scan chU drwa c l^ e a . That’s Pair- stock a t-a ll Umea and the mous brand names, are going Offbeat casting, indeed. This out in a hurry. I left all of my *ufSuU. Be delighted «r meney I! I way. Main St., Manchester. ‘know-wlvaf to advise you. K on sale at 20 per cent oft at Is the same Vaughn who aapped material behind. Fortunately, WATKINS OF MANCHESTER. enemy agenU as "The Man ~ occasion is formal they rent all of it was shipped hack to INFLATION... ’To clean a steam iron that is the needed. Choose from a large array of from UNCLE;" the shady poliU- m e." ROASTS ctogrged, pour vinegar into it ______Early American, Spanish, Med­ CO who bugged Steve McQueen He began his work oil over ^ heat tte Iron for about lO To make plain muffins extra iterranean, just about any in "Bullit." He is in real Ufe a again last November and start­ to 16 minutes. Pour it out then good, sprinkle them with a mlx- deccNT. . .all on aale. scholar, and if his studies con­ ed writing the dlasertatlon in rinse the ^ n weU with water, ture of cinnamon, sugar and tinue on sciiedule, he can be ad­ London while filming "The again heating the Iron. After finely choppy] nuts before bak- You do not have to scsild non­ dressed as Dr. Vaughn after Mind of Mr. Soames" and "Ju­ SAVE MORE cleanlng, use only distilled wa- ing. fat dry milk solida when lulng next Janvairy's commencesnent lius Caesar." Bottom ALL ter to Iron. ._____ In yeast baking. at the University of Southern How did he choose his sub­ ------To fold a contour sheet neat- (^slifomia. ject? When starch sticks to an iron, Macaroon crumbs, candled ly. place the sheet flat on the "I have finished four chapters "There was no special situa­ shake salt on a piece of brown ONE cherries and toasted almonds bed. Fold in the sides squarely of my dissertation and have tion that caused it." he said. "It paper and rub the Iron back Round or may be folded Into slighUy soft- tucking In the corners dlagona'- four more to go," the actor re- grow quite naturally out of my and forth over It. After the Iron LOW ened vanilla Ice cream. Work ly- Fold the sheet lengthwise porta. "I .should be able to flniah academic background In ms WITH A&P cools, apply cool water and a quickly to pack the mixture in- then fold it crosswise. ’ by November provided another communlealiona. together with PRICE! little mild abrasive to remove to a freezing tray and refreeze. ------picture doesn't conu> up, I hope my Interest in politics.’’ any trace of starch that might Cross Rib ' Be a Mother Saver! one doesn't, because I’d like to The dissertation covers a be remaining. •ewOhinpeB «•* Ik Take a Break! Take the entire family to finish up. This academic Sword stormy period In the Anverican Have ‘Happy Hour’ at Stan­ ROYAL ICE CREAM, Warren of Daniocles tsia been hanging theater, when politicos attacked To check a new garment for over my head long enough." ley Green’s, Broad St. Parkade. St. Treat everyone to one of color fastness, snip a little piece noted stage flgures as beliw LOW PRICES From 4 to 7 p.m. the Manhat- ROYAL’S elegant finales, Spu- Vaughn’s higher letimlng be­ Red or pinkish. Vaughiv who of material from an Inside GROUNQ A U c CUBED TOP ROUND gan at thi« University of Mlnne- tans. Martinis, Whiskey Sours monl, Tortone, Ice Cream seam. Squeese soap suds has been active In liberal aoUi, whore he spent hla freMi- and Bar Blends are 64 cents. cakes, and Stenciled Slices. through it, then rinse in clear causes, mid he has approached man yeor in 1961-53. moved ROUND * s t u n s Real ‘Ht^py Hours’ ! Sounds good, doesn’t It? So, water. Check the sudsy water the mibject with no point of view 99 ROAST here and continued studying at beat the heat. Visit ROYAL to see if It is tinted. and will draw no conclioSons When a tight-fitting ring re­ today. Los Angeles City College and from material he proaents. fuses to come off, wrap the ------Always turn brushed-knit gar­ L.A. State, now call«>d Cnllfor "Otoe thli^ I hitro discovered flnger snugly In aluminum foil, Grease a pan with cornmeal ments Inside out before wash­ nla State at Lon Angeles, from so far," he remarked, "waa that being sure ‘to encase the before placing the pizza pie ing. This keeps the fuzzy sur­ which he received his B.A, In the committee as s whole was U ^ jU d a /L knuckle. Coax the ring off dough in it. Bake as usual. The faces soft. 1966. IJurlng this time hla acting much fairer in Its questioning of BONELESS BEEF “SUPRHtlGHr’ QUAUfY gently and slowly. cornmeal keeps the pizza from career was bloasoming, and he witnesses than I hod surmised. DRUG OOMPANT sticking In the pan and adds a w A Real Value! had less time for sludlea. The committee may have SCHUL’TZ BEAUTY SALON, Hut he persinu-d. and In I960 An old-fashioned piano stool, pleasing flavor to the dough. SIZES caused certain terrors, but )lts padnted with washable enamel / on the com er of Oak and Cot­ was awarded his maater'a de­ procechiroa appear to have bean ” 36-46 gree in theater at Cal State. FRESH BRISKET BEEF LIVER to match your kitchen decor, That long-handled brush that tage 8ta., la offering a white lw0$t poMMihim p r ic e o r y o u r TURKEY LEGS ARM OUR FRANKS of condensed tomato soup and ant change from flour, mually inclusive. bled bacon or finely ch(^>ped Sizes 38 to 50, bust 42 to money beck. about a half-cup of water. for coating. tim 504 Is sslss to sssk fsi- nute. Spear with fancy picks. 54. Size 40, 44 bust . . . tsrs to lacktot lirsl-sku a slllit. Makes a stimulating appetiser. Hind Quarters Cook Out 12 oz. 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Redlegs Bombed by Expos Benefit Tilt Baseball Crowds Horuld A^ngle Bills Got Top Prize Tuesday night the sixth an­ Heinsohn Likely nual Jtnuny Fund sloa' pitch softball doublehoader wUl Bj take place at Mt. Nebo, with And NL Scramble Tightens e a r l YOST the first contest getting un­ Show Increase Sports Editor derway at 6:30 and the main New Celt Coach Natlonal League NEW YORK (AP)—Big the 20 teams which operated in 287,880 paid spectators beUnd event at 8. NEW YORK (AP) The M ont^l with a five-game win- line-up Is tough to stop. Against ASTROS • METS_ East Division But Forgot Helmet B(JST0N (AP)—Red Auerbach has a simple strat- th e m ajora in 1966 Is only 81,626, la s t y e a r an d th e Oaixls 269,618. Paired In the. Hist tilt will rain that fell on Phil Nie- Expo.s had that club, you want to get all the -phe . W. L. Pet. G.B. league baseball is on the etry in his goal of luring pla.ver coach Bill Russell back or four per cent. The figures Include Sunday’s Camping Still Fun After 20 Years be Ryan’s Sport Shop of Eaat ^ ^ " C hicago kro and the Braves in At ^ plague the Meta, whipping continued them to 72 43 .626 — ball this season as far as NEW YORK ' (AP) — week but Briscoe told reporters the Las Vegas club of the Conti­ Hartford against WINF. Cen­ for another season with the Boston Celtics—get him Kro ana tne Braves in At- ig^ by Ooco Laboy, started their • » . New York The Expos are leading the games, 62 60 .564 8% Camping is still fun! he not injured. He claimed nental League. ter Billiards and Sliver Dol­ “homesick" and keep him thinking about the team. lanta Tuesday night was thunder in the first inning of the BRAVES PHIBS— for the eighth straight time. St. Louis attendance is concerned new clubs with a home attend- Other teams betow dielr hom” The Buffalo Bills shelled Ourt Blofary put Houston ahead 64 62 .662 8% the "Broncofl just wanted to get The Bills cut veteran fullback lars of Branford a1U tare off Nlekro, seeking to become the P ittsb u rg h S8 66 with the turnstiles clicking ance figure of 802,007. K ansas atten d an ce a g g reg a te s a re inPefe'f T took up tent cami> "You don't talk to him about nothing compared to the 6-6 in the sixth with a three-run 609 13 out a reported $350,000 to rid of him. Bob Cappadona and rookie line­ In the feature. The Silver Dol­ runs, NL's first 17-game winner, was . . P h ila ’phla 14 68 .393 c ity is nex t w ith 663,137 fol- Cleveland, 199,691: CaHfomfai g as a family when our two sons were just two ami playing on the phone.” the O l- unexpected storm the Cin- homer and prevented the tying Montreal 26% n^uch more frequently than nail O. J. Simpson’s signa­ The AFL Boston Patriots cut backer Mark Proskine of North­ lars are eiirrently In the r> j j. * mree In the first game, and breezing along when the mins 70 tlcs' general manager nUd run from scoring in the eighth last 'yeaV~fonhrChicagO tl,e Chicago WWte Sox. tour players, including the w estern. midst of the State Champion­ encountered pfe^her aeve Renko wto won came In Atlanta. It was exactly ' West Division Cuba Afinnfn Bravoa and 1>49,096: Philadelphia, 148,044; ture to an American Foot­ when asked If he had tried to with a fine defensive play. ^ ^o w ed seven by seven umbrella-type tent and it was team ’s No. I draft choice of tour Over ta the ClUcago Bears' ship. The Cuemen were elim­ ,,, w opener with a seven-hltter, two weeks to the night after C incinnati 62 47 .669 — Wavhinrrtnn « The Cuhs, pacing (he NL's San Francisco, 61,867, and Oa*- tun again this year in a new tent, just the two of u s ball League contract but years ago, offensive lineman inated front this tourney ear­ persuade Russell to play again Washington Senators. Eiast D ivision standings, show land, 32,896. my wife and I, despite the fact “>-■ m e IMP oi NFL camp offensive guard Phillips N iekro h a d an 8-0 lead w ashed Ed Kranepool’s t h r e e-run A tlanta 64 63 .647 2 us, Karl Singer. lier. despite toe star center’s recent Itowever, most of the 16 per the largest attendance hike In The Mets, who ton both forgot one minor detail—a George Seals walked out, and ^ solo homers, while the out In Philadelphia homer and Tommie Agee’s two- Los Angeles 62 52 .644 2% the roof leaked in a heavy rain­ Cincinnati of the AFL let Jliiiiiiy Fund ofttriols are retirement luuiouncement. cent increase registered in the either league. They are 408,766 leagues in attendance, are out- owner George Halas said Seals homer-happy Reds settled for Another loser was Henry Aar- run single staked the Mets and San F ran . 62 82 .644 2% sto rm . helmet. three players go—tight end Ken C hairm an Boy Pr-ek, Co- "I just try to get him home­ m a> ^ to date can attributed ahead of last year. AUanta is up drawing the Yankees in New would be fined $200 to r every “ two-run shots, by A'ex John.‘xm on, whose 30th home run went Jerry Koosman to a 6-1 lead in Houston 62 63 .539 3 Over the past two decades we Even before the heralded Herok, back Bob Currtagton and Chalnnan Phil Burgess, Rol- sick you know, t^k about who to the expanalDn of both clrculta 221,063 and W ashington 203,643 Y ork, 1,303,286 to 860,394. T ho practice day he misses. muddied as ever. in the opener and Johnny Bench ckrwn the drain. the fourth. After the Astros took San Diego 36 80 .304 30 have camped at numerous state Heiaman Trophy winning half­ receiver Alvin Scott. Mean­ lle Rutherford and Dirk we need, who we could trade By sweeping a twl-nlghter In the nightcap. . . . fro m 10 to 12 team s. o ver 1986. Seals left camp Monday night an 8-6 lead, Agee singled two Tuesday’s Results Cuba are way ahead of the camps in Now England and back from Southern California while, former Bengal quarter­ Thurston. Lost .vear’s re­ tor. that kind of thing.” An Associated Press survey Nine other clubs show in- but would not discuss the rea­ from Cincinnati 8-3 and 6-2, the L^iboy singled In two runs In HOIMJERS ■ CARDS — _____ more runs across In the eighth Houston 8, New York 7 White Sox in Chicago .with Canada. Our two favorites were trotted out to make hla pro de­ back Dewey Warren, just re­ ceipts totaled over $150.00. Auerbach said he was "very revealed today that the overall creases. They are Cincinnati, son. Reportedly, It was a con­ lowly E j^ *he very first Inning of the eve- Manny Mota tied the score before first baseman Belfary Chicago 4, San Diego 0 1,166,066 to the Sox' 431,11B and but ta a scrimmage Tuesday at cently released, was signed by Uniptrcs volunteering are encouraged" in a recent conver- lead In the NL Nickerson in Brewster on Cape tract dispute. West to two ning and added another w'th a with a bases-loaded sacrifice flv leaped high to snag Ken Bos- Los Angeles 5, St. Louis 2 atten d an ce fo r th e 24 te a m s is 148,989; B altim ore, 93,136; the •the A's lead the Giants in the the Bills’ training camp in Ni­ Bob Carlson, Bob Pairiseau, satkin. because Russell was say­ gam es over i\ror crrvtitvirlA.*...... *' Cod and Sebago Lake in Nanles A tlanta, 2'/i over grounder In the third as the Ex- In the eighth inning and Jim Le- ® rally. San F ran cisco 6, P ittsb u rg h 3 19,413,241 c o m p a r e d with New York Y ankees, 90,75*; B ay A rea, 861,839 to 647,726. ^ «apies, Qf starting a day and this agara Falla, N.Y.. it waa re­ Cart Sliver and Thurston. ing "w e nee pay $6 teumnmte.s pla.veti in ger, Glenn Beckert and Billy Johnson 4-8) at Atlanta (Pappas ventures, after the boys got a ♦ * * hour drill wearing uniform No. lo his retirement. In the NL Bast to 8'^ games Ehcpfjs wasn't about to feel .sorrv nUUIon to r the te a m .” over the Mets and Cardinals. for the Reds. Jim Davenport drove in three Williams and"Ron Satatos 5-9 !Uid J a rv is 10-7), tw i-nlght little older and preferred to Changes N oted 36. Sim pson w ore No. 32 in col­ New York Tue.siiny. "Heinsohn will work with us Thus the preoldent of a New r ^ wim two singles and a dou- ble j^ y grounder. Ernie Bonks Thursday's Games work during the summer lege but that number la worn by Twin.s" iiitclier Dave as chief scout for the entire sys­ “The only thing 1 care about York holding company explains EXPO.S-KED.S— ble as the Giants tripped the Pi- doubled and Randy Hundley sln- ClnclnnaU at Montreal, N months on the (arms and Itj Cl^-taping has changed drasti- veteran running back Gary Bo.swell worketi out tem. " Auerbach said o( the one­ Is how well we play,” he said, his group's thinking ta |iay4ng The Reds, who ro tes and G aylord P erry , 16-8, gled for an o th er ru n In Uie Philadelphia at Atlanta, N was(n'’t until th ey ■were both in ^wo decades, M cDermott. time standout cornerman, now outlasted a ”I don't really care who It's what he believes to be the Wgh- alone at Metroinilitan 2%-hour tornado to beat Phlla- aff-nlnot no ^ strugg.ed - - to — a lAhlt triumph eighth ttiKJand Jim rUCKmiHickman wal- Only games scheduled service that we, my wife and I, While we are still tent camp- The Bills, ta exhibition IU1 tnsuraiice man and television 1-1 ctg price ever hir a basketball Stadium in the Twin ^ 11 '• aurvlved homers by WUlie loped his 10th homer in the decided to try camping again. ®rs, at least 75 per cent of fam- play, will face toe NFL Detroit nnnm m cer delphla Saturday night, Invaded HeU, their (cSvilnnauJ;Tw7;te Z ig T r^ T j^ T I^ a ^ - franclilse topping the $6 mil­ Cities. The arena ninth. American League Naturahy, we were apprehen- "°w either have Lions Friday ta an exhibition "If Ituasell doesn't come In. East Division sive as to what to expect camp- Wallers or trailers. The gom e. lion spent hy Jack Kent Cboke around Boswell'.s e.ve.s Tommy luid I together will run to bring the Lakers to Loh An­ W. L. P e t. G.B. tng alone after so many years modern camper, with a trailer, ”I'll be ready to play Friday. and upi>er lip are the tnUntag program.” geles several yeani ago. Major League Best Hittinff Tearn in Baseball B altim ore 80 36 .696 _ with the boys along when we ^ conveniences Mentally though It may be diffi­ bruiBotl from a fijrht Pressed to say whether this "Our confidence is basetl on D etroit 66 49 .670 decided to bring out the tent «®Pitchers Paying Off West Division _ ers, while friendly for the most worked out ta preparation tor don. Vaughan, of Atlanta, Ga., won in 10.4 sec­ man and presldam of Trans Na­ under linofficial su»- the club In training and Russell M innesota 68 47 _ tional Oonimunlcatlona Inc. odd- |H>nsion. doesn't stiow up. toen I assume Runs-R. Jackson, Oakland By FRANK ECK .691 IN c w Experience§ paj^, »re not as helpful OS years their first game with their onds. Bill Hurd, of South Bend, Ind., finisheil sec­ You're not supposed to get O akland 66 47 .684 1 ligo. When we first started out. arch-rivals of the NFL, the New «1 at a news conference an- one of you will take over as 101; F. Robinson, B altim ore 89; AP NivwsfnutiireH Sports Editor TONIGHT’S GAMES ond. Britain’s Ron Jones (-1) was third and Don Blair, Baltimore 89. picked off or doubled off with Seattle 47 66 .416 20 •^e experiences were new we no more than arrived at a York Giants, 0-1. notmeing the transaction T\ie»- IXin Maynard of the New e»«ch." u reporter said. DeCormler vs. Walnut, 7:30 day. Runs batted In-Powell, Balti­ If the baseball fortunes of the the tying run. Kansas City 46 68 .404 21% an we oun 8 lot more free- when someone would be And Coach Weeb Ewbank of llalliday finished in fourtli'place. (AP Photofax) York Jets will start the 1969 "Well, It won't be me," Auer- Nebo, Manor vs. Acadia, 9 dom -with just the two of us. Erdman and his associates more 104 ;Klllebrew, Minnesota h ard hitting Cincinnati Rcague sea- boch said "8o you can draw Nebo said they couldn’t understand 101. take a rise In the second iuilf of some cla-sslc banter with Mayo Chicago 44 71 .383 24 We never had an unpleasant the car. This is not true play at least half of the game ta American Men in Lead son with 499 (MSS catches. yiair own cooclualotui” the National League's Western SILK CITY SOFTBAIJ. camping trip ever. The nearest anymore anjxinc even thinking ta terms Hits—Blair, Baltimore 146; Smith who last year led the De­ Tuesday’s Results ® Kansas City’s Jerry Adair slides home safely airainst the Yale Bowl at New Haven. Oliva, MlnnesoPi 142. Division much credit should go troit Tigers to the American Scoring in every inning. Cen­ Chicago 10, Boston 6 to one was one summer at Nick- * riu Conn. of moving (lie tesm from the ter Billiards bhmked Walnut erson when 11 rained for ftae many y ^ e r peo- Home run.s - R. Jackson, O ak­ to the patience of Dave Bri.rtol, League psen y ears o r no as land 42; F. Howard, Washing­ the youngest nuuiager In the Series. Cleveland 6, Seattle 6 benatoi catcher Jim French went sprawling in his hasty attempt to get to ball. needs to play.” Ewbank said. Nebo. this time we managed to get in ^ today baW^ just two or Lindgren Seeking ton 37. m ajors. "We were 3% games out of New York 10, Minnesota 3 "But we also have to find a No. probably the greatest dynasty In Red Sox Relief Aee a little swimming and hiking three months old were rommon first p'ace,” recalls Bristol, The Cuemen iuid a seven-run B altim ore 4, O akland 3 pro sports hlalory. Pitching (12 decisions)—Mc­ There are some people In Cln- and If memory se^es me right '’^®„ wondered about ta^ g 2 quarterback. So Babe Parilll Nally, B altim ore 16-2, .889 clnratl who say Bristol’s'future "and Mayo wiui telling me this oxplaslon In the third Inning. K ansas C ity 6, W aslngton 3 Yanks Win Nine of Last 10 Starts with Rally and A1 Woodall also will play.” Trans Niitkinal Is a relatively when we were all packed and rv,’’®"v,P“'u Jast two! 3.02; P alm er, B altim ore 10-2, depends on how well the RcrKc Blanda. Oaklaml Romo. 26. w as last seen about Hits—M. Alou, P ittsburgh 167; game with the Mots, Chleo Ruiz gimos back. It mu.st be the time, we found, was most enjoy- Peoed, to stop by after two days We’re going to play to win,” saying "this Is a rmigh town " SILK CITY SOI-TBALI, Umore (Palmer 9-2), N miles to the hospital and beat TANKS - TWINS — II.S. track and field team Llniigren's American record Haliler reserve quarterback, is It |i.m Monday following a Perez, Cincinnati 145. was picked off second base and m an ag er.” ta, despite peace in the able. We ate when we were hun- heavy rain and there was an Sherman said. Homo has not been seen since Withstanding Into Sports­ the stork by nine minutes at Yankees, winning their against Britahi at London'a 1* 13:33.8. Stewart has a best 42 and the oldest |ilayer ta the Home runs—McOovoy, Son Bob Tolan was doubled off first. Bristol Is an Intense baseball clubhouse, but it was a opening. For the next few days Elsewhere, Marita ’’The Ma­ game with the While Hox He re­ Hla clothing and luggage were man surge, Green Manor man­ Washington (Moore 8-8 or Miles 12:59 p.m. After his five-pound game in 10 starts, scored gician” Briscoe, first Negro White City Stadium. lime of 13:39,8. But on the While American Fisithall Is-agur. Friuiolsco 36; L. May, Cincinna­ Each ninner represented tho m an of 33 who m w er played In great day for the Irish. Don’t ever let anyone tell you ^lere were anywhere between turned lo the Exocullve House, left at the tiolel. aged to win 11-6 la.st night at 0-0), N son appeared—six weeks pre- runs in the serventh liming quarterback to pilot a major pro The American men led 74-47 City's unpredictable track any- ti 32. tying run In a 3-2 sottinck. the majors but mjuiagcd auc- Wliat else could you call It that everything about camping 2® and 50 on the waiting Mst to Ml. Nebo. Thursdays* Games ^ mature—he went home, sent his ^®lr biggest inning since July football team for an extended Tuesday night at the halfway thing could happen, Pitching (12 decisions) -S e l­ Bristol Is a .sound baroball eeasfully for nine years In the when Rory Erin Kilkenny Is is a bed of roses. Set ta. Tho losers ralltevl for four New York at Chicago, N time, was made a free agent by point ta tile meet. The American The American men, wlUi a m a, Chicago 11-4, .733, 3.20; man and the biusepath short- minors. He Is In his thlid full toro^md fathrr Mlk^celebrntM '^‘1® ‘^e dog out ^ Inadequate sanitary facllltle.s Sebago, when we register- nms In the sixth and one more Only game scheduled the AFL Denver Broncos. girls trailed 26-37. commanding lead already, ap- Carroll, Cincinnati 12-8, .706, corn'iigs of his hitters cannot ta year with the Reds. by pitching Detroit past CaUfor- ^ baUpark to cele- Michael tripled in the are perhaps the biggest bug.a- wc were 83rd on the list, In the sevcntli before th»^ win­ Lou Saban, coach and general The British ferns, with memo- peered set for a oumfortable 3.78. blamed on him or his eoaches. B ristol’s .six .300 h itte rs are nta 7-2 with a three-tatter? reUever A1 Worth- boo. And this is the biggest 1 each afternoon, the park ners put tho fire out. manager of the Broncos, «ald rtes of such' great British dls- victory. Colltomlon George outfielders Alex John.son, Pete And if that wasn’t enough. Making his fourth start of the *"8rton walked In two runs. Atter problem today, too, perhajis office having checked all va- Rich Belekewlcz had four hits Silk City League that none of the other nine AFL tance runnefs^as Chris Chata- Frenn was expected lo win the Rose and Bob .Tolan. third base­ Rory Erin is the first chUd of after specializing in the Len Boehmer’s nm-scorti^ tat. more so in that there are hun- cant lots, reads off the list. If for Manor with Mike Rotliman, clubs claimed Briscoe tor the way, Gordon Plrie and Bruce hammer throw and Otis Burrell man Tony Perez, aitchor John­ the Kllkermys and father Mike "’*'*>r leagues as a reliever, the Bill Robinson singled in two dreds of more families camp- present, and a lot is available, •Ilm Bi'een and Bert Bfuskervlllc Holds Tourney $100 w aiver price. . Tulloh, believe the 6.000 meters and Reynaldo Brown, both from ny Bench ami flrft baseman Iteo marked that first with his first 24-year-old stringbean left-hand- runs and Horace Clarke tripled tag and many state-operatel >’vu arc ta. H not, you go on col?ecllng llu-ee hits liplm-e. for the final two. The Broncos had placed Is one event Britain can win. Ixis Angeles, were favorites to May. Only Rose luul Jolitwon silk City League of Manches­ complete game, flrat___ .hit . . . ___ and *°®® bis first m ajor areas have been expanded and the list for the next day. Bre<‘n ami BaHkoi-ville eiu’h hiul A two-run homer by loser Jim Briscoe on the injured list last^ But Lindgren, fresh from his dominate the high jump. VACATION NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc have had previous .300 plus circuit clouts. Rjiy Mott iuid ter will hold a Slow Pitch Tour­ first run batted in In the major shutout .when Bubba countless new private areas This is also the case at mark.s for a full season. n am ent Aug. 16-30 a t M t. Ne­ leagues. Morton homered In the fifth In- Koat, 11-9, and a solo shot by have cropped up. Nickerson. Some campers have Muoh of the cren M anor 203 033 x—11-17-3 In a row. TIRE S A LE ! If It Doesn't Say Goodyear Bristol IxM'ause he flashes the hit Average Competitive Pro Golfer Sportsm an 000 014 1— 6 -9-2 contests will be played week- Oakland and Minnesota had lit- and Kilkenny and Tom * • • dren are small. Or when the Gape Ood camp, sign when opposing iritchera days under lights. tie to swing about. Tresh rapped run-scoring sln- tent springs a leak as ours did For state camp sitc«, in keep- least exiHel It, and he likes to ALU6IINI ,Ir. KASEBAU, WHITE SOX - BED SOX — It Can't Be Polyglas! The Y anks failed to fleUl a Teams from all over the The A's wasted Jackson’s in the fifth. Tresh added his this year. But, with a little pa- tag vi'ith the times, tho price play hit ami run. His pitching state, Western Massachusetts tying two-run homer in the ninth ninth homer in the seventh. The White Sox scored five un­ ttence, you know that sooner or per day has jumped from $1 to has been spotty luid since he team last night at the West Side earned runs on three Boston er­ Mostly Unaware of His Publie inning when Baltimore scored In Kilkenny fitashed with lo later the sun will shine and all $3, still a most reasonable rate, took OVUM" In the sum m er of 1060 O^i'l ami tile Mets won by for­ rors and a passed ball and BUI Up to twice the mileagB feit. The Yanks are 7-6 mid Mots For more Information contact the bottom of the ninth for a 4-3 strike outs and then raced out nt will be well again. Private camps are a dollar or no R«hI pitcher has markinl up Melton and Ken Berry tat solo goihered for ids final rtamd. An alao were set. In the golfing 9-6. Frank Latenno, Carl Silver or victory, and toe New York Yan- the taubhotZ to tae We’ve found that state camps two higher, NEW YORK (NEA) — OF OUR BEST SELLING TIRES I Steve McAdam. actual head count produced a Midwest the Bulck Open Finale 20 wins In one sen.son. kees hit the Twins harder than • • , homers, snapping a six-game offer a little more room per Dogs are out at same !Lroa.M, The .yellow plastic gallery "Our plloh'ng Is not us bad ns Slags vs. Crockett 7:45; Eiust- lasing streak, despite homers by figure clooer to 1,000. attrooted 26,607 wttlle Firestone los vs. Mota’s 9. the Twins hit themselves In a camp site than private areas like Sebago. to which I can say rojies that separate pro­ is'ople m ake It out to be,” sjvld ORIOLES - A’S —. Russ Gibson and Tony Oonlglla- and the cost per day, or per amen. Canines at Nickeriron this Tbe Andy WUMsms - fiin Ocsuitry Oub In Akron also REG RASKETBAIJ, Tom Seaver of the New York 10-3 rout. fessional golfers from the the Macon, Ga.. native as he Mets struck out Chicago Cubs ro of the Red Sox. week, is less at state areas. season were a nuisance, bark- Diego InvttailafMd,Irndtabonal, a $160,000 drew record throngs. G O O D p ^ E A R SENIOR I,RAGUB 11 In other games, the Chicago Jackson, without a homer in outside world are consid- Increased attendance shifted his w ad of tolwicoo. when he retired the first 25 bat­ hl3 last 55 trips to the plate and • * % Animals could also be cause ing all day while thetr owners , , , . , J , tournament, made only $44,000 Hawks S3 (Sadowskt 18, Os- White Sox blasted erring Boston erably higher and thicker ^ qj, ly mesne little lo the psx> golf­ "W e've haj>»y toe sttentlon Clay O arroll out of the taill[Hin fifth inning for Cleveland’s vic­ chipmunks and they managed p.-ired o\'er an open fireplace and ance. ”Attendance: 1,500," of­ HPHIGUS'IIRES to Valley 33' (Amalo 11. Hoisted ner Pete RIchert, 6-3. It tied the know what goes on outside SunUght leaked through a win­ and make him a ~ fenipbrary tory. to stay a few paces ahead of us. ifs hard to beta a glowing fire- 7). gam e 3-3, but the Orioles, g o li^ ficials announced. dow facing the IHth green at starter. • • • • • * place ta the moonlight while them . for toclr seventh victory In eight Despite statlstlCB of this Westchester Country CXub re­ "Tony Clonlngi'r, Jim Malo­ ROYALS - SENATORS — The story goee that Tommy games, didn’t stay Impressed M om inp S«-in.. sort, over-all attendance at cently and the gotfer, srell Into- ney, Ge'rry Arrlgo and Jim Mer­ Kansas City overcame Lee Armour onoe walked down the long. ’ the POA tour tournaments hts fifth Scotch and w ater, lotik- ?ilr«tton«"500' POLYGLAS ritt are our four starters,” con­ (dMirt BuIi Ip Maye’s two-run homer In the 15th fairway ta a Pennsylvania In toe bottom of the ninth with Swimming before breakfa.sl Alrendy I'm looking forwtird would seem to be up this sum- ed up and wlnkHl a bleary eye Arnsrlea's most ssksd (or-bv-nsms ttfSl ^ tinued Brl.stol. Ttiesi' were the first Inning when ElUe Rodri­ tournament, meditating on Ids BO.SIMN (API Suffolk one out. Curt Motion walketL was always one of our favorite to nc.xt year. ► As he walked, two mer—although the orgonlxatlcm "Golfs a funny game," he four starters at the end of guez singled home one run and next shot I'HVwns .says thert' is tim e lo .-x*t Don Buford, who homered ear­ keeps no crowd records to prove sold "We're toe same bunch W Sdoy ftOWlWfS# M iMdfbgIbb 6»Md» Ki>ring training am i he has lult two more scored on consecutive men behind the gallery ropes up a 24-day fall thoroughbred lier, beat out a bunt and Palil began a (tat fight. Teeth were It. of bums, but t1^ still come nm-rnm a mmm m m ixinicked In a tight race. "I squeeze bunts by Jackie Her­ meeting of It can get a court ml- Blair singled In the winning run. Neipsic Tennis Team Scores broken, eyes were gouged arid Jack Tulhlll. who la tourna­ out to sse us " know lliey’ll bi' better pitchers Uig that Atty. Gen. Robert H. nandez and winner Wally Btuik- ment director tor tor PGA play- The loss ruined Oakland’s rws’ks were choked. As a crowd In the secoml half iukI we'll (.Julim e rre d In his opinion tliat er, 7-9, in toe second. Rochlguez ers' dIvUlon. . says Its hM chance to take over the lead In (xsiveiged around the two^Arm­ BsiM’.Kiilti (Iluun|»s, have a b e tte r Imll elub. We allwatlon of 'such dati\s-.to the toen singled in the decisive run An Matches^'Bows in Points "never seen H better strtoe I've im the West Division from the our walked past toward his ball m ight able to m ake It right Iraek tills y ear wxiud la> illegal. in the third for a 4-2 lead. Neipsic Tennis Club action son of Glastonbury, Carole Katz been out here 17 yearsi I don’t MOKIUSTOWN NJ lAl'l to the top. After the round, hta caddy re­ The Boston track went to last weekend resulted ta spilt and Mary-Plerce Burke, "Janet portedly asked lilm what he really krtow why." San Antonio, Tex , won Oie »e- MB.0B "Clay Carroll gave ns three court Tue.silay In an attein|>t to Warren and Dina Brownstone. thought of the fight "Wliat "Some areas are just more i-csvl annual Hatw Hulh Interns^ 2 ^ 2 $ • m gisHl start.s. but he'.s Isick In the decisions for tournaments and U(»-x'l tile attorney getHTal's re­ Janet Smith and Connie Kaplan fight?” asked Armour. golf-oriented than othw arena." tlon Tournament of Ohumfhttnm 21.00 liulllien. We now have fotir men Red Sox Banking on Culp scores. Three men's doubles IT cent decision which It cailetl who successfully played Ihelr The average competitive pro. says POA official Bud Harvey Tuejiday night srllh a 4-J de- In the bull|s>n. I think this will 2 a .2 t "an erroneous, unlaa’ful and In- teams traveled to VVethersfleld first match against the mother- :t la shown; ta mostly unaware "A place like Nottfi Csrolins. thjxmement of defending rlutm f i i r ' ' help Wa>-ne G ranger, Alvin 24.40 ■supportable oon.s-tnietion " of the To Regain Winning Path for a return match with the daughter team. Catherine and of hta publlr where they play a kx of golf. pl®n Stam ford,-C onn w - Jack.son and ete Haiiuvs Ih'- 20.00 law. Pine Acres Club only to find K athleen O lm stead. 6-1. 6-2. "When I've pUyed weU. I Is a natural site for a big golf Han Antonio ahortalofi Bill (>a( eaiKs,- I don't think you ciui win kHLWAUKEE (AP) — The Petrocelll, committed one error 20.00 their red clay courts unusuabic In the mixed doubles contest don't nctlce anything." says tournament You ouuld hardly fin, who hit .1 home run In the r r It with one relief pllelier. M .0 0 BUY NOW ON OUR EASY PAY PLAN! Borton Red Sox. thwarted once fi«t inning and the usual- because of rata. The six teams, 11 teams have signed up to Mason Rudolph. "Ifs only when there fiftlv «tng1ed In the winning run [ #] "You must have two or thn'e IjisI Nipht*H FiglitH agaln ta a bid to win more than reliable Mike Andrews made undaunted, traveled back to compete. Ted and Dzintra Bai­ I'm playing bod that anything ‘*■5’ Kem- (t»r h ij t- .im in the tattejm at I'm talking alxnil the last tew BOB La-MONTAGNE one game ta a row, send ace Catcher Russ Gibson Neipsic to compete on the dry­ ley, Ben and Pat Ford. Dale tWOiers me.” P**" OP*" ^ CSiarloOe. for sx- the final Inrung He » .» r-«rr^-d 6nAMI BEACH. Fla. -Luis SKIP OLANDER GOODYEAR BATTERIES wvoks In S eptem ber You miKht ^ ., . . _ _ , a passed ball In the same er lay-kold surface of three of and Bea VanWlnkle both of tlie failirinding j«Ja>-er In the Rodriquez, 168 Miami, srtopped right-hander Ray Culp after his Inning and the Wbitja Dunng golfs rapid growth •* have one guy who will get hot toe home courts. The result was Glastonbury. Win Sharp and ta the last 10 years, tn fad. aUendsnoe records tourney f« te-,* 16 to 16 like Joe Page (11M9I or Luis Ar­ David Beckles, 169, Trinidad, 2 Rivals Paired Tomorrow ISiffht 17th victory tonight ta the rub- a split win tor the eight-game Janet Smith. Glastonbury's playera have learned to oesi- ______' ____ BRAKES • SHOCKS royo (19611 did for the Yankees her game of a three-game series upwtthfour HOltSTON- -Steve Freenuui. Pro set round (robin. Neipsic Hugh Watson'and Jeanne Pear­ centrate tn a crewd. And. as «>me >-ears ago.” ' w ith the (^Ulcago W-hite Sox. o „ , „ ^ ^ ALIGNMENT # BALANCING 138, Houston, and Joe Brown, taking 6-4 ta matches but scor­ son. Bob Pearson and Jean attendance during tournaments, 136'ii, Houston drew . U). Orioles Set for Hartford TOe ace right-hander, who has mer m ai "I* to ^ th L * ^ ing 50-53 in total games played. Watson, paired for a little fam­ has inrmuMd. concentration has SiHith C arolina's football team lost seven games, will be on- R»d O/,, "It must be tight or WE make it right"’ SAN DIEGO—-Johnny Wis«', Players for the home teams ily fun and rivalry, alao Dave become more Intense plays five night games next fall posed by J^l Horten, who U - ■ a fbur- 161%, Son Diego, dex'Urioned who U run raUy in toe fourth tnnhig were Bill Bayer and Stan Falk- and Jan Warren, Jack Davis It has reached the point nam : and four of them at home. 111 Twi Tilt in Rockx-ille nilred with a 7-13 record for the Registrofion Benny Burra. 160. Mexico, 10. toe White Sox scored two more enstein. Al Werbner and Peter and Carole Katz. 8y and Con­ that — when gotfs preeen t P»1>-.^| stage Is set Thursday night oles. Backup man will be big American League's West Divi­ Thome, Bob Pearson and nie Kaplan. Charlie Jacobsen sion cellar dweUers. runs to pull away again erlth the utartty has been questioned — lOilBUl IT — . WE H O N o i^ at Henry Park Iq Rockrille for Skip Olander. another southpaw aid of some more sloppy field­ George Katz. Another inter-club and daughter Dorl. Har%-ev and few playera can actually attest For Midget Football The gam e 1» one of several the first' regularly scheduled 'forked with the UCtonn ing in their half of the same In­ tournament scheduled Sunday Jan^ PaMfl'.Pa««l: \ i to the size of thetr recent gal­ played Uiroughou* toe season by innt^r bharg^ ning, aith the Suburban Bloomfield Finals (or both toumaments leries ' \ \For Bor»—Atw 10 to 13 ATLAMTIC Hartford Twilight I-eague ever '’'*™**y »prlng. He’s a for- toe While Sox In rm •tvkmltm camo ! Reggis Smith's single, a walk, Club i^Bs canceled becau-xe of will be held Sunday. Aug 24 "I don't really know." admlU 70 to 115 Ltw. 4 J ‘V' AUTOMATIC in the Windy CUy. Action starts " BesfdTs ” ***’ »‘^lsnlh4 To I’hj CAR WASH t*o-run homer by Russ Gibson Ladies and Mixed Doubles Club event Saturday Aug 1* ^^toeYve been getting bigger" Frank .Met'oy s Vernon Orioles Lynch vlite All-Star break three weeks ago. Open Thurs, j produced the four Boston runs Tournaments are underway this Entries may be one or two He looks St a champion, atao a Fri. till H P.M ‘tad the Hartford Insurance ^ failed to do so again Tuesday (.Attaltlmial S6«- for Wax) Klnel ta the fourth, and they added week. Seeded No. 1 for the lad­ teams. Invite one guest or a lour player "Do you think so?" 6-8 4 Telephone til.t-llRi Group. Both teams night. They had beaten the Mt. Nsbo F is M - PA . Sat. till 1 P.M their other tally in the eerenth les are Dzintra Bailey and couple, to make mixed doubles Brewer's buddy welgtsi tbs ■ O P E N 24 IIO I RS! . h . WWt^ So.x ta the opener of their n S ' on Tony OonigUaro's I5th ho­ Janice McMillan. Mrs. Bailey teams. Last call for signing up question "Yeah." he said "I'd a a IQ Y S MUST M road trip the^ previous evening, Moriarty Brothers '/ m er. j was on the winning team lost Is Friday night. Playing will NIGHOLS MANOKESTEft TIRE, INC. Boh I,.x f . ,*^'“**' and Art WTiee- but rirtually tossed away Tues­ say so I think. " Bob LaMontagne, former lock while John Furohev is > The year and recently reached the ACCOMTANIEO IT A fASINT 205 Spruce Street, Manchester day night's 10-5 deetsion. victory snapped a six- Start at 2. Saturday ftrflowed by The mouthpiece of a csitstn ‘X>n Tbs Ltvel At Cantor M d Brand" t65 BROAD STREET—Opp. Portcade Eotiaare East Lathollc High southpaw pixviuct of ElltagtonHtgh „ game losing streak for the singles final tn the Greater (.Next to lullaiiuNa liukery, N«xir Oak Street) an Informal social hour planned prnfissirnal tournament on the TMs ad psM lor by toe ^ to ll^ with the -I’Oomi Pitching stan^t witoHart- Hartford Open Tennis Tooma- by the club for members and West Coad tMs spring on- M asrhestsr Midget d Fsay Feotoall Aeaarlattas 315 ( EN TER HT.. M ANCHEilTER ^ PHONE «4»-51S5 Proita last spring, lias been ford U Ray LaGace. also an ment. Other teams entering are guesU. Call (Carole KaU or noimred to its pesos that all nominated to pitch for the Ori- East Catholic High product. Jean Wataso and Jeanne Pear­ Fran Sablone tor details. 'cvxesd of 4 ODD psraeaita hod )| tojuied Rico the All-Star break. \ ./\' PAOB THIRTY-TWO I ■ nVKNING n i’./lALD, IVIAXCHE^TEK, COXX;, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1969 \ • ...... ' " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., \^’EDNESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1969 IJUGGS 0 ( R ROARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE THIRTY-THREE V AS SOON AS I .CHANGE WEELS WWAV -i THE \OBA Q F ' r ALWAVS LOAD L'P ON, \ < Motorcycles— Building— Business Opportunity 2B Help Wanted— Holp Wanto<^ I'L L SHOW VOU MORE OF li,\i KW.WI, WAIOlf-'G .V.Y -r-——' ' KEFPEShMENTS AT / I Bicycles 11 Hdp Wontod—Mola.,36 MV HOME MOVIES! ■ \V_____ WEFw;GS:'i‘,ATOI?y' tNTERM/SSlOAJiy > Ex>ur home, BABYSITTER wanted to core • Q S i XT 13 Pains 4 Hair dyes COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. dition »1,300. After 5 p.m., 643- small, sidewalks preferred. call or write Santa's Par­ ■ j - ^ v i : Conn. 06018 or call daytime A o r two small children on or- Bnglno Laths 14 Stupid 5 Landed 8916, Call 742-9791. ties Inc., Avon. 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AaCKlYMvAfcES PHACTIC- SEE IF ME BEIW’ PERCHEP HERE Trees cut. building lots clear­ Fltl-I-.'TTME clerk wonted, typ­ Bloase apply tn person to the DAVY JONES BY LEl'F and McW i l l i a m s 43 Attempt ■1 ■ CLERKS Wi> LOOK LIKE IT’S MORE LIKE A STARCHEP PARROT WITH 44 Lance 33 39 37 Free to Herald Readers ed, trees topped Got a tree Roofing— Siding 16 c l e r k for general office work ing, filing, phone work, gen- Mister Donut Shop, 225 West THAM FLESH AMP BLOOP A STIFF NECK MAKES IT SOUNP 47 Confine ■* ■ in local Insurance office 3 7 L4 cml office work. Apply In per­ Middle Tpke ■:--- ,------1 CAW b e a r .' AMY BETTER.' NOW 33 40 problem? Well worth nhone ROOFING and Roof Repair 51 Foray by call. 742-8252 . . _ ^ hour week, full insurance cov­ Accounts payable, gixxl son. 8-5. Manchester tYedlt ARE VOU SAVIN’ ^ WELL, THAT'sl ■ I'M GONNA SEE TO i T o rl- iT'S YOU, S I R . ' T A N ’ VOU CAN COME i i LISTEN CLOSE ‘••'W8l«ed adverttsementsr CougUn Roofing Co.. Inc.. 643- bombers (2 1 erage. business aritlunoUc back- BEFORE you look any further, IT'S VON LASS WHO'S YOUR PR0P.ERTY,' . . . R IG H T NOVJ. COME RIGHT m . . . ) RIGHT VOU 41 « No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the t’all Mrs. Kelly, 646- Bureau. 983 Main St. words) fa BRICK, block and stone work. 0181. ground. come to the Kiock Co., at ISM TAKEN OVER my LAND? AND SHE /S r l'V POACHIN' FEMALE,' ■ z 53 Toil 44 46 46 47 49 W 60 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We OCCUPYING IT, ! 1 P 54 Stealthy Brick walls, patios, outdoor-ln- BIDM ELL Home Improvement ■ EDWARDS CLERICAL-Tralnec for Inven­ linve o|xmlngs on alt shifts In V ’ 5 ' 55 Public 51 62 u dwr fireplaces, sidewalks, Co Ejtpert Installation of KEYPUNCH OPERA'KIR WOMAN wanted for hoiuiework CAP’N QOWAN. ‘A ' C O i ^ our Heat Treat Dept. Very In­ storehouse ^Im neys. Free esUmatea. aluminum siding', gutters and tory control department, preferably Frldtiy. 643-4266. S4 teresting work and we will 56 Hebrew 66 ANSWERING SERVICE Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. inm. Roofing ln.stallatlon and wholesale automotive ware • Opening for experienced BART-'TIME, 9 1 30. to main­ ascetics 66 house. 289-7006. train you. Bleaae apply in per­ 67 Succinct At R. F. CXlNSTRUCnON — Ebc- _repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109 alpha-numeric, IBM key- tain and tend vending cafeter­ son. -U puncher to work full-Umc,. 649-0500 875-2519 cavuting, landscaping and pav- ROOFING, aluminum aldm*. N ATIO N AL concern has Im- ia In new alr condltlomHl plant, (Ncwtpeper tnHiptiu isM j metilale opening for plea-sanl days. BART-TIME. 6 daya, 8 a.m. M djeave your ntessage. You’U hear from our advertiser In Ing, contracting. Gravel, flU gutters, carpenter work, SO located In So. Windsor. 347- jig tim e without spending all evening at the telephone. telephone promotion work. 1010. 12 noon, light cleaning. Must \ and loam. Septic tank renalr.t years’ experience. OqrinecUeut f a W Call 875-7216 evenings, 872-6072 Part or full-time. Morning or CLERKS lx> over 21. CaU 649-5334 '.JAIA Valley Construction Oo.. 643 evening hours available. Lib­ WOMAN for counter work in »vAv//e days. 7180. Free esUmue fT • I \>1 Automobiles For Sale 4 eral bonus and fringe bene- chNiii niixtem hx>d Imalneoji In M AN—Bart-tlmo for lawn and Ortx-ery buyer's office. parking lot maintenance, must -U YOU ARE A l. tiurk Is A-1 ROOFING, Slmng, Aluminum (It.s. Hourly wage, convenient Business arithmetic experi­ Mancheater 11 a m -8 pm . 5 li: >e»>, yuned »»#■■e 1 , liH i . _ . CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ parking. Phone 646.0725 for days a week, starting wages have driver's license. Apply In HERALD MGB 1964, asking $1300. Call gutters, epfpentry, additions, ence. ways sealed and small truck apixilnlment. $2 an hour Write Box "N N " person. at W H. England 649-2252. remodeling and rec rooms. Lumber Co . Route 44A, Bol­ WAYOUT mg done A-l right. CaU Tre 43 Manchester Herald. BY KEN MUSE BOX LETTERS Free ^>^imatc.s, R. Dion. C COUNTER girl— ptirt-tlme, 6 COMPTOMETOR ton Notch, Conn. 1962 CHEVROLET 4-door Bel m.mo Trucking Service toll- 4351 free. 742-9487 p.m. - 1 a.m, shift. Apply in OPERATOR ASSISTANT lx*>kk*-e|M'r. diver- For Your Air sedan, automatic. Excel­ YOUNG man. service obll- BE CAREFUL OF MONEY MATTERS...QOMEONE WILL STEAL YOUR V BAf/...THAT person. Bese Eaton Donuts, 160 sifted work, accounts imyable, lent condition. $575 . 649-8418. •SH.ARPENING Service — Saws gntlon completed to train for WALLET TOMORROW ON THE BUS AT BIZI AM....YOU WILL GET A 0-13 Information Roofing and Center St. Opening for experienced op­ monthly control, etc Apply In COULD B E V io c a AMP AUDIO high paying trade In automa­ PROMCrriON TO VICE PRESIDENT OF YOUR COMPANY ON SEPP. 14+h.' r !»♦ U Ut ru In b* »«» 0* 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt en­ knives, aces, shears erators. W e will also train person. (Jaer Bros. 140 Rye THE HERALD will Jiot rotary blades. Quick ser Chimneys 16-A REl’El’TIONIST A growing tic transmissions. Must be YOUR UNCLE WILL DIE IN SEATTLE ON DEC.3 ,LEAVING YOU THE ANYBODY'S gine, new clutch, good tires (hixie Interested and quall- St.. South Windsor. l\mn. disclose the Identity of com|«iny ha.s an ops-ning for ambitious and willing to loam. and body. Coll 649-1453. C.apHol Enuit'ment ( " Z 3i KOCFING — Specializing r- fled SUM OF i 52,369.17, AND YOU V/ILL BE HIT EM A BICYCLE ON THE FORTUNE/ any advertiser using box a reieplionl.st. Answer tele­ G ET M Y free (xttnlog. earn Call Mr. Kuasell at AAMCO SHORT RIBS Main St., M anch esteZ Houn pairing roofs of all kinds, new CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD AT 12:06 ON FEB.2ls+, BREAKING BY FR AN K O’NEAL jLki.^ ^lA letters. Readers jinswer- phone, PHX system, gucxl tyi>- $50. $100 ■ even more In name Transmlsslona of Manchester, Ing blind box ads who 1961 AUSTIN-Healy Sprite, re­ daily 7:30-5 Tlmr.Mlhy 7:30-9 roofs, gutter work, chimneys Ctimpany offers excellent YOURCOLLARBONE...THE DOCTOR BILL WILL BE il'ZC .SS.'///.' Ist. attractive starting sniiiry. brand merchandise Help your 643 2467 desire to protect their built engine, many extras. $800 Saturday 7 :.30-4 ^3-'7958 cleaned and repaired. 3f. years' wages and working eondl- tM NEVER IN THE RIGHT 37'j Ixmr week. Apply Allied friends shop at home Write identity can follow 'his or best offer. Call 649-4126. expenence Free estimates lions, convenient free itark- PAINTERS experienced — Ap­ STEPS, fldewglks. stone walls lUilldlng Sy.stems, 260 Tolland Ing and above average bene­ me, Alice Williams. Bopiilnr j'M Having A 'Te p p ib l e Pla c e a t t h e r ig h t T im e .' procedure: Cttll Howley 643-5301 644 ply sii|>erinten(lenl on job. 1969 LE MANS. 350, V-8, three fireplaces, flagstone terraces Tpke., Manchester. fits Club Blan, Dept. X604, Lyn- PUN OF b a d l u c k / 8333 I’residential A|Htrtments, Cen­ r Enclose your reply to on floor, 5,000 miles. Eight -All concrete repairs, both In­ brook, N Y. the box in an envelope — side and outside railings. Land MAIDRESSER — full or part- ter St and 'Thompeon Rd months left under warrantee. ROOFING. Gutters, Chimneys-- apply address to the Classified scaping Rea.son.shlv priced time. LiGon Salon of Beauty, EARN $500 In ytxir s|sire time Showroom condition. Forced to New and repairs our special­ JIG IMIRE Operatore — ftrel, M an ager, Manchester U.'.ll 643 0851 643 1930. N o investment, no ex|xendlng and llarilord. Tein|x>rnry. full ■fT. i*■ f A u A A * 1 JUST ^DUR BAKER OR exiM-rlen('rd donut and Iieauty aide de|wrtment up and delivery. Call ijiytlme, tlons done at reasonable previous experli'nce FAill- lime or 9-3 p.m. Excellent |>ny. IMAGINATION/ FOUND — Small mottled gray SETTI,E estate, 1965 Olds- in((n needed for rx|>nndlng Op|Kiriuntty for advancamant 64.3 5305. Sharpjill, 58.5 Adams prices. Call 649-9019. time only (Includes Thursday no lee. Sliifl Builders. II Aay- cat. Yellow collar with bells, ntobile Starfire, convertible, ••liop, inusi l(e n ian agrr m ate for amlritiixu man In rapidly St , Manchester, Oonn. night till 0 and all day Rutur- Him. Hartford. 278-7610, Call 649-4919. - $1,300. 643-9571. Monday - Frl- 'rial, excellent wage*,' Inkur growing cxinipany Excellent s. commercial and—Tcsldcntlal. lon OountSlor Bart-tinie work, fit* Bleaae apply In |>erson or Major Medical program, paid ’’Mittens,” vicinity of Mather VOLKSW AGEN Sunroof, Storage 20 .Manchester. V* IC l»0 N HIA, l». T*l. «,>. VJ f,t. OH. Experienced. 643-6952 after 6 full-time pay, two free ward­ call for np|M>lnlmrnl to (h r holidays. |>en*lon plan Salary z rc T T St., Manchester, August 6th. excellent running condition. p.m. MANCHESTER ^Delivery-light HAIRDRESSER wanted Ap robes a year. No collecting or M ister IXimit Hhop, 255 W est o|>en Call 649-2635, Mr M or Call 649-3161. Ijow price. Must sell. Call 1- c2 ^k ‘How do I communicate with her? I just keep dialing trucking and package delivery ply Marlow's Beauty Salon, 867 dellverli^. Call Ellen, 875 9673 M iddle 'Tjike , Matudiexler reale for Inlervlew 429-7929. MANCHESTER- South Windsor RpfrigeratoiY'^ washers and until the line ien’t busyl" LOST—Black and white kitten, .Main St , Manchester. or Mary, 742 7562 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Al Marino .Services ( Former­ stove mqyfng. specialty Fold E X PE R IE NC E D |Mtln(ers want gold collar. Green Manor area. 1986 PIYMOl.TTH Fury' II. 4- ly M & M Rubbish) Attic, cel­ mg uludn for rent 649-0752 ed, . top |>ay arale, |wtd Itoll- door sedan. V-8, automatic, I'M NOT IN PHIL MAS HE HARDLY SAID BOYS-I'M YOU'LL BOUNCE BACK, PHIL! ) YOU’RE WRONG Answers to name Darren. 647- lar, garage, jiird cleaning, ap­ (Inya and Insurance Call Mr. THE MOODi CERTAINLY A WORD ALL DAY AFRAID 9514. power steering, radio. Priced REMEMBER, THERE ARE ^ ABOUT THAT, STI5VE CANYON pliances moved, removed, fur- I-ewls after 6 p.m., 649'98M, FOR IT/ BEEN A ‘ -IT'S A SHAME THE PLENTY OF OTHER FISH rT CLANCY' THERE'S BY MILTON CANIFF to sell. 643-2880. PainHn,-Pap.,l», 21 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 643-6363 MAYBE I'LL SUBDUED MINERVA HAD ROMANCE IN THE se a; OWLY O ^ E l o s t —B rown and white female jil'ture bought, sold. For ap­ GO OVER TO SINCE HE TO LEAVF MIGHT BE MINERVA! I DON'T ■ pointment 644-2615. ASSISTANT EL AT'NISTRO l THINK THE REDS B AAe AN WHILE - OTHER U.S. NATIONALS ARE HAYING dog, part Springer Spaniel. Re- PONTIAC Grand Prix B. H MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, New anil modern computer Inslnllatlcm Ideal working con- CLANCY'S! GOT back! BEFORE HE OVER' WILL SEE You KNOW WHAT ARE CLAIMINO WE TT4EIR PROBLEMS... interior and exterior painting, ARRIVED' 3 ward. Call 649-9406. ' automatic ’ ------transmission, ' power o d d JOBS- all types. Clenn- dlllonx with excellent fringe benefits. MANAGER A’- THE SWEDISH YOU CAN SAY r AIMED IT DELIBERATELY steering, [xiwer brakes, buc­ paper hanging. Thirty years eatpassv— so TO APPEASE . -AS A PROTEST OVER THE ups. landscaping, carpentry, LUNOHEONETTE Wa Bead ae aaergaOr oad lYANQUI, LOST — Four month old brown kets, console with tachometer, experience, four generations. Grimnd floor ojiportunlly Must bo exjiericnced and able to NEITHER OF YOU HIM ABOUT PRICE OF COFFEE.' miscellaneous repairs, etc. De­ amMtta«a liMtvtdaai wRs and white male puppy with col­ rear defroster. (tsed dally. Free estimates, fully Insured THE ROCKET pendable service. Call 643-7218. train others. N U U 8 E R waalB ta g«4 obsad. TTIM^I lar. Vicinity of Carter St. and 84.3-7361 C'lll John Itrcver, 872-4155, 875- MB Wmt MIMto TpU. REWEAVTNG Of bums, moth- work In new sea f(xxl sUjre midnight to 6 a m Apply In Eia|ilayee PAIR tickets for sale to Jazz 1966 NASHI.'A mobile home, I2x hclcs. zippers repaired Win Apply In ixTWxi at Captain [>rra>jn Besn EabJn IXinuU, 150 LET^ SNEAK UP PEHIND HIM ( 1 WI^TH THCy .55'. excellent condition. Ideal festival at Woodstock. August (low .-(hades • made to measure, EDWARD R BRICE fainting M ac 's Sea Food. tf78 HuUlv''an Center 8t. AND SCA R E h im —TH A T o WOULDN'T GO for newlyweds or retired cou­ HCW CAN WE 7 15-17, 649-1348. ail size Venetian blinds. Keys exterior and Interior Paper Ave . South Wlndwjr WORKS SCMETIAAES. T ( ARCHJND A MAItHMAU. Field Family HELP POOR C B c m ples. Choice location with made while you wait. Tape re­ hanging. CeUtngs. etc Insured. STEALING MY W INTHROr ((Wned organization U tstnduat- AAR. BY DICK CAVALU many extras. .Must be seen to corders for rent. Marlow'.s. 807 649-1003 BOOKKEEPER - TYPIST appreciate. R B Associated Ing a nationwide expansVai ABERNATHY 1’^ / ' K ' Ma.n St. 649-5221 MKDK'AI ------tlKd 7T-IAT! Automobiles For Sole 4 Brokers. 649-9925. JOSEBH B. I.KWI.S ('u.stom program Interested In employ­ GET BID n e w CCT\AE VCYJt^e A laoSOEO PLAVTN6 FCTDTBALL- ■nvo H ANDYM EN want a 1‘alntlng Interior anel ex­ TKANSCRIl’TIONIST ing 6 area ladles to do (Xjtstde CapabU of handling Aepounft Payabla Book- OF HIS MIS / .'K fa i INDIV/DOAUST/ n e e d CAR? Credit very bad’ CA.MPER 1969 Alpine, used 3 w u e N variety of Jobs by day or hour. terior. Baper hahging W.-iU- citstomer rs/ntaettng to Intne HICCUPS ■5* Bankrupt, repossession? Hon weekends, sleeps 8 in comfort ' '-N ' euc-B \e RpyiN O Reasonable. Call 643-5305, 643- piaper bfx>ks on request. Fully WANTKD dure new marketing |>rogram kaaping. Mutt hava typing ability. All banafiH. Mae Douglas accepts lowest Sacrifice. $400 belciw cost. 643- '//V'N I PAC’BEi.i.LL-? 8292 Inatred Free estlmate.( Cail MltSmian 16 Ixnim ;>er week . ,"V do5vn, smallest payments, any- 9859. 849 9658, If no answer. 645-6562 MANCHEHTER MEMORIAL for s weeks WUI, $500 See 30-40 hourt. "'here. Not small loan finance Mr Moaer, prrjmptly at 10 SO NI.MROD tent camper, used Building— HOSPITAL HAH AN I'RGENT 'Y- company plan. Douglas Mo­ TNSfDE-outside palnttiig 8p« a m . Krirkay, August 15. Mm S- tors, 345 Main. once, excellent condition. Call ■ NEIED FOR A MEDICAL lL_-. Contraefing 14 cial rates for people over 65 <-ai Aria Building 526 Wlixlsor C a ll. I T T i r T . 619-2926. C. II my Competitors, then cat T R A N S C R II'T IO N IH T W'HIIJC 1961 FALCON. 21.000 original N .1 I>aFlainme Carpenter 5 Avenue, Wlrxlarw. Omn Robart Pack 649-S296 r r ^ '- me. Estimstes given. 649-7M3 TYPING ABILITY IS ESSEN­ miles, power train In excel­ NOW I.S the, time for all wise roi.tractor Additions, 'emodel- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER TIAL, KNOW'LEIXJE OF YOI.'Nf) werneo. ftilldlme arvd fa lent condition, bodv fair. $200. buyers 'j o take advantiige of lag and repairs t3all sn>'tlme NAM E Y O fR rjwn price Pafnt Rechown's year end savings MEDICAL TERMINOIXKJY 1H pBri-time Al>pty In leraon ixi OUT 649-3350. tor free estimates. x7d 1642. Ing. pap<>r hdnging paper re N O ! ^ POL.LY),VOGD^ ' h A?.EL, DESIRABLE, BCT NtjT ly. WesU/wn I'harrnacy, 456 O F <3a s ; NO. . We have ordered our complete moval. ceilings Guaranteed T H A T ’ S W m B« e ) IM T H If . y VKT L?G IN­ ^.4^ NOT • ' rxjx Hartford Rd , Marx-heater L.UCKY 1962 CHEVROLET, automatic, line of i 9TD mrxlel.s and rfm-s; tlAIJ.MARK . Building (Jorn- NiaCEaiHARV IF YflC HAVE X KEE=i» M Y V GA'S TANFO V T,'?OLJE^Lt ( r e a l l y P o p . UVOKU-l workmarishlp Prompt service, X 'V E S O T L - > gcxxl condition.. g(xtd rubber. clear the deek.s in prefiaration pany tor home improvement, POUL-YWOGSy C.'--.iT7v I RlMSED sattsfartlon guaranteed 647- OCKjD 'TVPINO HKIIJJt AND PART TIME wallreea. gosxS PROJECT ENGINEER T H I S . ± 1 L $250. Call 643-0419, 649-3770. for their arnva! We can save additions. re< rooms, garages, EXTRA '» r C Y S IT O U T 9564, A DESIRE TO K.STEIt THIS ws.rklng crsvMUrsis. pleasant -'CTj C GOOC? roifing, gutters Free esti­ TANIK! ('APTAIN EASY THUNDERBIRD 1958. power >x>u many dollars, but still as­ FTEUs CONTAfT THE PEH- WirroundlrgfS lb/ur» can be n» # MGchonkol or Eloctrkol Ewgluoorfiig 4m- BY LESLIE TURNER sure you of extr sincere Inter­ mate.'. all work guaranteed. PAINTING Interior and ex- steering, power brakes, gcxxl H o N N E L D e p a r t m e n t . gotlated 647 I Ml est m your rx:ed.s. a very ada- (■,1!! 846-2527. tenor, Very f' is#iejj,),Ie, fr..- grao rogoirod "l': Ht-Kt,- WHE4 S .VR. TOPRJCK RECO^'EREP THE PATIENT condition, $275. 649-4833. MANCTtFlHTER MEM'sKlAL y ' .«• -,s BJi.'.:. n accioen--. hope hs» V W M A P m m p '< ONLY estimates fxU Richard Mar IXtKH A.N Av'si rejtresentallvr ADMITTED JULY, quate selection and most im ­ WES ROBBINB Carpentry re T iT r r . A5 LjCSY TW9 TiYJ! RECORDS SHOW THE DATE HE tin. ,849-9285. 84'S441I H O S P IT A L 643 1141 EXT rail on y»xj' We may naed f r, . . f 19071 ■VW YONB 1968 CORVE'TTE coupe. 327 portant '..he unquestionabii modeling specialist. Additions # Rocofit coBaga grodtiota b occopfobla ------^ WAS PISCHARSBD'? TttOOeMF- 243. FOR FURTHER INKOR- e'/rruvjne In yixtr nrightsirixxxl 3 MV WDRPl cubic Inch, 350 h.p. engine, 4- service that ha.s alrcndy made rec rooms, dormers, porchss. -N’lCKs Interior and exterior BUSINESS THIS HILL WMITWIMtB, speed transmission, positra. - us the talk of the indiisiry (lur MATIO.N No obllgalksi tail TOOi 4V33 # SignHkofiT raspomibifity wftfi dhronMod TAKE riMSl M 9 *l cal'inels. form;ca built - tni painting Kr< <■ estimates t’all A OFFICE tion. Call 742-8286. after 7 p.m. present inventory includes the bathrooms kitchens 649 344O 843-1731 BfrOKKEEPER wall vcra«l and choBanging ouignmanH. complete Holiday Line. Avalon 1965 CHEVTtOLET, Impala. Brcntwixxl .S'.!v( r E igi. ind NEWTON H PMmi 3r SON M AT! RE wnman b, t*aby all w-mian. with full charge ex standard, recent exhaust sys­ in my home tor two children, perlence Salary i l X Fee paid # Aubt Plont Enginoor in planning and dl* T.i'.em Travel Traliers In pick­ Remodeling repairing adth oot t - o - y tem, ball joints, shocks, clutch, R Rnithing 24 Kgea 4 ar,d 5. In Tolland vl by our client company Rita .■I * .w , M l.j■1 V >■ ’- g" up c.ampers we have Travel ttoni, rec nxims garages racHen of Mocimical. EWctrkal, and Mo> tie rcKl ends. $895 or be.st of­ Queen, Eik.han Trav'ler. Ken- porches sr.d roofing No joe I-T/JOP. BANDING and reftnish unity Irom 7 30 a m 5 13 p m Girl. »00 Bllyer I-ana. East cMno Shop Operations. ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS fer. 875-2001 after 3. ■•>on and Tour-.i-home .S'op m '0 0 .tmall. Call 649-3144 ing* (speciailitng In oider >■758166 Hartf(jrd. S2994I6 soon while our offering u com­ floors). Inside painting Paper- 1968 F IR E B IR D 400, deluxe In­ '"A R P E N T R Y — ccsicrvU steps Ttib Dhrbion b a wanofacteyar of plete. Remember quality hanging No job too smali ' terior, automatic. excellent noon, hatehwsys. remrxleling V ■■ \ ■ \ v\ \ \ A TH'IR doesn't c o «. It pays\ pt Rec- J(*hn Ve.rfalile, 643 9112 AEROSPACE—ELECTRONICS—TEUPHONI >*osPtr4 condition. Reastxiaible. Call porches, garages, closets, pell- town^'l'8.A Ro^te',6,' weet of 537-2080 after 5 :30. '' • attics finished rec - ^ALES HELP WANTED 7^ WIRE ANO CARiE ^ Wtllimantic, Corx We re open \ i .room* formica cerontic. Oth ^ Bonds— Stockv— 1965 CHE\*ROET. Impala. .-very we*-kdav even rg- er related work No Job loo Mortgogos 27 Submit return# or vbit 04ir Employmont OfRco wagon, automatic. V S, powVr, ,LITTLE SPORTS 10 p m and all day Saturd.';• (mail Dsn Moran Builder Van'-ux ftjxfninVx for aalextwttmfn in many tlc- B Y R O U 8 0N steering, excellent condition MOP'D JAGFJ Ir' -tnd 2nd Open for your convenionco Mondoy tliraa U tP B ie c n y till 5 pm for yo.ir or. F.vemr.gs M9-8*5ti l>arUti(nt.8, full and i»aft-tinR'. I’leiiaani workHig KATWY $1,175 or reasonable offer 649- venierxte mortgagev interim financing rondilionx, li1>vral emplove discuunU, pension plan ■■■Fridoy, 8 A.M. to Noon and I 1:15 nrSilSnr5:15 PIP.M. 0 0 X 6 L iK fA // 3475. \DDITION® remoiielmg ga - e-xpedlem and cor.ftdentlal plun many other l*enefiU Apply to Mr. Harry -STARCRAFT. 1969 m «le.‘ r i g ' rec room* bathrooms service J D Pxcsai Estate \ Cohen at L(X>K our 1960 DODGE 2-door. 6 cylinder, .sleeps 3, used -'-ne month Cc.!!, ■ded ■ kitchens rem

Help W onted- Arricles For Sole 45 Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— MANCHFSTER EVENiWg h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1969 Mole or Female 37 Furnished Out of Town PAGE THIR'TY-FIVE SOUP’S ON, the rug that Is, so MOVING — Must seU side bv Tenements 63 Apartments 63-A For Rent 66 Houses For Sa'e 72 CLASSIFIED IMMEDIATE opening available Clean the spot with Blue side refrigerator-freezer, cedar BOLTON — 3-room apartment, NEW LISTING — 5% room 2jou-es For Sq.e 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 for experienced real estate Lustr^. Rent electric sham- chest, tables, ',camp cots, ONE-ROOM furnished efficien­ quiet neighborhood, references For Sol* 75 Out of Town Out of Town broker or salesman who pooer, $1. Olcott Variety Store. OAK ARMS cy apartment. Apply Marlow’s, Ranch with three .bedrooms. maple bedroom set, gilders, required, 1135 monthly, 643- ' MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — Brick 8-room Out of Town For S o k desires to affiliate with a APARTMENT 867 Main St., Manchester. Sunny kitchen with dining area 75 For Sola 75 power roller, golf cart, fans! 5983. JUST REDUCED split level, double garage, ADVERTISING progressive organization offer­ BLUE LUSTRE not only rids and bullt-lna, Uvlng room has BOLTON — New on market. books, lamps, etc. 836 Hart­ 151 OAK STREET IN PRICE / I MONEY MAKER PRICE SLASHED three full baths, flreplaced liv­ COVENTRY — Restored 8- ing full facilities 6t a realtor. carpets of soil but leaves pile 4V4 ROOM DUPLEX, 1 % baths, fli-eptace -and waU to waU car­ 5H-room Ranch with complete­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ford Rd,, Manchester. MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE Nicely fur­ ing room, large well landscap­ room, 4-bedroom Colonial, 5 We offer you your own desk, soft and lofty. Rent electric I ideal for young singles, male pet, walk-out baaement. isox BUT THAT’S ALL! .^lutnlnu^ sided two-fam- ly finished baaement, big Wood- TOLLAND New spacious one and two bed­ nished four-room apartment, BUY 'TODAY ed lot, $38,600. Call Warren E. fireplaces, original wide floor $ A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and a chance to develop at shampooer, II. Paul's Paint PINE chests, sewing cabinets. or female, 1185. J. D. Real , 200’ treed lot. ^ ,500 . Wolver­ lly and separate business ^ lot 150x300’, fine residential room apartments. $125. Security deposit, adults building. Centrally located. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. boards. 2-car garage, 7 acres. & Wallpaper Supply. caned chairs, oil lamps, pic­ Estate Assoc. 643-5129. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813 neighborhood. Immediate oc­ ASSUMABLE your own pace. Excellent cofn- only. Available September 1st. piece’s sUU 7 large airy Each flat has four rooms. /W’e are offering you a home Bel Air Real Estate, Vincent mlsslon arrangement with tures, frames, writing box, col­ FROM $165 MONTHLY 643-9678. cupancy, T.J. Crockett, Real- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. LOf W p i l e , free from soil rooms, modem kitchen and Business building now a where you can enjoy living MANCHESTER—4-4, two fam­ A. Bogginl Realtor, 643-9332. good earning potential. For an lectables, glassware. 643-6626. Included: ’ tor, 643-1577. Young six-room (2ape nes­ is the carpet cleaned with Blue BACHELORS to share home. shaded yard to spend tavern. Two blocks from at a gieatly reduced price. ily. Best of condition. Flre- 4:30 P.M. DAV BEFORE PIJBUCATION appointment to discuss this HOTPOINT RANGE . RE­ BRICK HOME! tb e ^ h o t summer evenings bus line and shopping. plaee In each apartment. tled on a $4 acre wooded ANDOVER - 5 room house Lustre. Rent electric sham­ 643-0406 after 6. This reduction in price will COVENTRY, NEW raised lot, nicely landscaped. IH Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:30 p.m. Fiida.i opening, call Mr. Werbner, FRIGERATOR - AIR CON- Wanted To Rent 68 In. Priced low 20s. * Worth your look. Asking stoves and refrigerator. Re­ overlooking lake, cellar ga­ pooer, $1. The Sherwin-Wil­ REFRIGERATOR, very quiet, help offset the high Interest Ranch. Trees. Assumable 7 baths, bullt-ins, walk-out Jarvis Realty Co., 643-1121. - d i s p o s a l - ONE-ROOM efficiency avail- ^cpnivqTOT m ^ $33,900. Mr. Lewis, 649- rage. large porch. Asking $14,-. liams Co. 112. Call 649-9835. 5306 rates. ’’ cent wiring and plumbing. per cent mortgage. Only $154. basement. Mid 20s. For fur­ WALLW ALL TO WALL W ALL CARPET­ CARPET- able Sept.Sent. 1st,1st heat,heat hot water, REpON SIBLE young family SoUd brick and masonry Call early. Mid 20’s. Wolver­ 500. Call Margaret Hanson YOUR COOPERATION WDA A I LA^% 1 PIANO TEACHER for music ING - HOT WATER HEAT with well behaved dog desires by master craftsman! Liv­ KEITH AGENCY monthly. Pasek Realtors, 289- ther details oall 646-1117 electricity, private entrance, Computerized Customer This immaculate 3-bcdroom ton Agency, 649-2813. Agent, 742-6661. Others start­ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 store, afternoons. For more in­ PORTABLE Airline TV, with PARKING. apartment or house, 3 bed­ ing room with French doors 646-4126 649-1922 Services 7475, 742-8243. or 876-8560. Hurwlt A KENMORE 30” electric stove, $89. 643-4884. split level home is located ing $13,800. formation please call 649-3390. stand. Lees than year old, very rooms, rear yard, washer and end fireplace. Spacious din­ Simons, Realtors, 212 Tal- good condition, all chsumels. 17 months old. Call 649-0930. Near bus, school, church and ing room approximately in WoodhlU Heights on a VERNON — Neat 6-room cottvUle Rd., Route 83, shopping. September 1st oc­ dryer hookup. References. 649-' Lots For Sak 73 Vernon. AMSTON LAKE —514 room Continued Prom Preceding Page $50. 649-4192. 6076. 16 X 13’. Heated sunporch,” LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, B & W professionally landscaped lot Ranch with formal din­ MOVING out of state must sell, cupancy. Call Business Locarions in an area of fine homes. Ranch styled cottage. Three PRODUCTION unmodemdzed kitchen, open fireplace, buUt-ins, baths BARROWS and WALLACE CO. COLUMBIA—31,(X)0 square foot ing room, 3 bedrooms, flre- bedrooms. Condition immacu­ kitchen set, child’s table stairway from entrance Such extras as wall to wall idace, basement garage. A ____ Help Wanted—Mole 36 W ARREN E. HOWLAND, For Rent 64 RESPONSIBLE couple, one huge recreation room, garage Manchester Parkade wooded lot fronting on Colum­ late. Lovely treed lot, within WORKERS TBN T-llxll with outside frame, chairs, trike, other items. 649- haU. Three bedrooms, two Manchester 649-5306 carpeting, air-conditioning, terrific value at $21,600. Call GLASTONBURY—Hebron area. REALTOR child wants 4 room apart­ trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ bia Lake. CaU Warren E. How­ yards of lake. Immediate oc­ good condition, $60. 649-7313. 7113. SMALL STORE near 100 per baths, Rusco storms and custom drapes an'* 2 full Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co. Immaculate 4-bectroom Cape, ment. References. 423-8868. cy Realtors, 649-5324. MANCHESTER II Older 2- land, Realtors, 643-1108. First—Second—Third Shifts ------_ ...... 643-1108 cent Main Street location. Ap­ screens, oil steam heat baths add to the many Realtors, 643-1121. built 1962, fireplace, aluminum cupancy. $12,500 for fast sale. Multi-Circuits extends an Invl- SET OF car racks, $20. 10x12 TWO MAPLE bedroom seta. In­ family located In Oak St. area. Belflore Agency. 647-1413. ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street. copper plumbing. Plot 5() MANCHESTER' —Oversized 8- amenities. For an appoint­ HIGHLAND Park Area — Large siding, large wooded lot, $22,. COLONIAL BOARD CO. tation to visit our plant to dls- ‘—‘tent with ■"— floor, outside ■ • - frame, quire at 43 Mill St. or caU 643- X 175’ with tree-shaded Newly painted exterior, alumi­ Business Properly jbom Cape. Four bedrooms, ment to inspect call Doris lot, could be divided into two COVENTRY — Nice, clean 4- 900. Meyer Agency, Realtor cuss job opportunities hi the very good condition, $100. 9070. M AN CH ESTER-- Central lo- privacy, garden space and num . storms and screens, 3- room Ranch, la ^ e paneled liv­ EAST HARTFORD — Quality following areas: fireplace, all bullt-ins, family Smith, 649-2519. building lots. City utlllllee. $10,- 643-0009. Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time, ol- appliances, cation 5,000 square feet of For Sale 70 large fireplace. Walking car garage. Low 20’s. Call ing room, 2 twin-slied bed- built UAR. Seven-rpom Rais­ mfi MAPLE, tivln bed with spring, room, walk-out patio. Excellent 000. Ask for Mr. Phllbrick. ed Ranch with twxvcar garage. 6 days p p week, shift differential. Blue Cross, Plating good condition. Three 72x35” — ...... s> p ni from 9-5 warehouse space, small office, distance to Bast Center broker, 643-1646. rooma. eat-in i Kitchen, y'ear BUSINESS zone — Stone build­ and Main. Priced in mid condition. Don’t wait. H.M. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors. TOIJ.AND — New Hating. Own­ Fabricating calnplng air mattresses, $5 f'rhl'Jrr'w ^* r e a s o parking n a area, b reasonable le JARVIS REALTY CO. ’round home, new furnace, Lovely oabineted kitchen, CMS, life insurance, paid holidays and other fringe ing consisting of four imlt 20s. Frechette, Realtors. 647-9993. $15,500, SMALL 3 bedroom 646-4200. er moving out of state. Only benefits. Silk Screening each. 643-0828. 1488. ^ MANCHESTER — One - bed- Agency, 646-0131. double lot. Only $12,500. Keith ' paneled rec room, double apartments. Three house trail­ Ranch. Garage, full cellar, oil Realtors MLS Insurors $21,200 for SS-roo'm Ranch, closets, fireplace Field stone Inspection FOUR bedrooms, older 7-room HEBRON — near Gay City, Agency, 646~tl26, 649-1922. KEEP carpet cleaning prob­ BOLTON Notch at end of new er parking lots. Excellent In­ baseboard heat. Pasek Real­ baaement garage, storms and walls. Exceptional landscap­ A progressive and expanding company. WASHING machine, bide-a-bed private entrance, ranch type, Walton W. Grant Agency home with loU of Improve­ 283 E. Center St., 643-1121 beautiful U4 acre comer lot, la^ge lot, J. Crockett, Rent- Apply to Mr. George Smith be­ lems small—use Blue Lustre parkway, 400 square foot of­ come. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ tors, 289-7475, 742-8243 BOLTON Lake — Waterfront ing. Mr. Coe, Belflore Agency, tween 8-10 am . and 4-5 p.m. sofa, dropleaf table, glider, $145. per month. Available im­ tors, 646-4200. ments too many to menUon, stone walls, minutes from lor, 875-6279. wall to wall. Rent electric fice. Will remodel to suit, plen­ Lillian Grant, Realtor California style home, 3 bed­ 647-1413 only. rug. reasonable. 55 Bllyeu Rd. mediately. Paul W. Dougan, large lot, dead end street own­ SEVEN-room Ranch, H4 baths, Manchester, ready to build. 615 Parker St., Manchester shampooer $l. Plnewood Fur­ ty of parking. Ideal for profes­ 4 643-1163 rooms, larg^ encUwrd porch 649-6344. Realtor, 649-4536. 391 CENTER Street, an eight er anxious, $15,900. Wolverton paneled family room with $4800. J. G. Possum 643-9859. VERNON—Large room Spilt, niture. sional use. Call E. T. McKin­ RANCH — 6V4 rooms, first with aundeck overlooking lake. TOLI.,AND -Spncloui Raised Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftue. MULTI-CIRCUITS room home with 2-car garage Agency Realtors, 649-2813. built-ins, 2 fireplaces, screen­ 3 bedrooms, large kitchen Ranch in Ideal residential 50 Harrison St., Manchester SEWING Machines—Last year’s FIVE ROOM apartment, first ney, 643-2226. floor, plus finished rec room VERNON — Tolland. \ acre Phllbrick Agency. Realtors, ,, ------. ------located in business n zone. Note: Ask any Manchester ed porch, newly decorated, with dishwasher, disposal, neighborhood. Twenty mimitea models, never used. Sacrifice, MANCHESTER --Custom huilt in basement, sunken formal treed building lot KIngabury 646-4200. new carpeting throughout, all built-ins, lt|| baths, rec room, fn>m Hartfonl. Seven rooms, HOST or hostess, part-time for USED BATHTUB, white cast $35. Will take monthly pay­ pets,o e T ’ $130. plus security. Wol- S v E -r o o m suite of front Main ^ ' ' ‘ “ "orT olesslon a T or c“ m-‘ Realtor for a flag decal 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, dining room with beamed ceil­ Ave. Extension. Gorgeous St. offices. 100 percent loca­ appliances, nicely landscaped, HEBRON —Mu.1t sell. Ttipee- garage, swimming pool. Ver­ two baths, twxvcar garage, weekends. Personality and ap- iron, no chips, $26. 872-4622. ments. 249-0077. verton Agency, 649-2813. tor your car window. disposal, dishwasher, two-fire- ing, and mediterranean decor, view. Muat sell. 643-1646. tion near banka, alr-condltlon- merclal occupancy. Robert J. many extras. Low 30’s. Owner non Hills I, Only ^,200. ColH- ROUTE MAN AUTO MECHANIC pearance Important, ex------plsces, 1(2 baths, double ga­ 2 full baths, one off master bedroom Ranch, mcxlem kitch­ fireplace, wail to wxill carpet perlence is not necessary. Con­ CLEIAN 2-bedroom apartment ed, automatic fire sprinkler. Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, 643-2291. ONE acre. West Middle Tpke., en with bullt-ins, 2 full baths, Wngner Realty. 876-3396, 643- Owmer transferred. $28,000 J49-5241. rage. Hutchins Agency, Real bedroom, screened porch, $25,- 9068. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St across the street from Man­ fireplace, first f1(X)r family Prlnclpltvi only. 872-3*21. Established route, good sal- (Foreign Cans) tact Mr. Cavagnaro for Inter­ Boats and Accessories 46 Musical Instruments 53 first floor, stove, convenient lo­ FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, tors, 649-5324. SCOTTISH Castle — ten rooms, 900. Phllbrick Agency Real­ view, 64.3-1415, Cavey’s Restau­ cation, Available September 1. large lot, full cellar. Can you chester Memorial Hospital room or fourth bedroom, ory, plus fringe benefits. GIBSON ES-225 hollowbody TOR RENT 01 sale-461 Main on 45 acres of land, painstak­ tors. 646-4200. TOLLAND— something special. Immediate openlng.s for 2 Rental agreement and securi­ top this for $19,900. Mitten MANCHESTER—Immaculate 4 property, 150’ of frontage, 300’ partially finished recreation Experience not nece.ssary, rant 45 E. Center St., Man- SAILING dinghy, 9’3” , $160 electric guitar, beautiful con­ Street. Building and lot next Invesfment Property ingly restored 17th century Young and pretty 3- bedroom will train. Apply experienced men, up to ty, Helen Palmer, Realtor, 643- Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. and 4 duplex. Near bus line MANCHESTER 7 room Colo­ of depth. Ideal for profession­ rcK>m with walk-out baaement, Chester. 646-1627. dition with case. Also Unlvox to Post Office Excellent loca­ former Grist mill. Waterwheel Ranch art on a fabulous treed Wonted— Red Estoto 77 $4.50 an hour to start. 6321. For Sale 70-A and shopping. Two heating nial large living room with al or multiple uae. Jacqueline- well landscaped 8) acre lot. Many benefits. Apply fuzz and Premier reverb units. tion for any use. 646-2426 from that generates your own elec­ lot, large kitchen and dining COOK WANTED. Night work, JUST TWO ~ieft 15’ flberglas MANCHESTER — New Listing. systems, separate driveways. (iroplace, formal dining room, Roberts Agency, 646-3339. Owners anxious. $34,900. Phll­ PRIVATE party desires build­ no Simrinva Arvnisr ot ____ . . _ _ ® 649-1453. 9 to 5 p.m. EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- tricity, picturc.squc waterfall, area, built-lns. cut atone flre- no Sundays. Apply at Acadia AVAILABLE Septemfber 1st, 4 2 family, 4-4, mid 30’s. Custom Excellent value at $22,900. brick Agency, Realtors, 648- ing lot In South Wlndsor-Man- MANCHESTER canoes, regular $205. Clear- family, 4 rooms each apart­ with water rights. For further cat-ln kitchen plus half bath, 3 MANCHESTER — 30 AA paper ptace, garage. Only $23,9(K> Roataurant. Call 649-0898 built for owner. Four years Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 4200. chester area. fash. 643-0763. GORIN’S SPORTS ance price, $170 plus tax. Me- KIMBERLY electric guitar, Es- exceUent 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office ment, built-ins including air- Information call Phllbrick nice bedrooms up and full lots in exclusive Lookout CoHI-Wagner Realty, 643-9088, COAT & APRON CAR CENTER Brlde’s Sport Spot, 639 Center tey amplifier, almost new. Call old, appliances, many extras bath, 2-car garage, superb ‘ncludes heat, 646-2426,’ conditioners, 5 years old. An MANCHESTER —Just listed, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Mountain area, city water and 875-3396. SEU.ING YOtiR HOME? For Route 83 (Tolland Tpke). St., Manchester. after 5 p.m., 649-1897. ’oispoaal, heait and hot water 9-6. built in. Warren E. Howland, location, $28,900. Owner VERNON — Redecorated 7- excellent investment. Wolver- immaculate 3 or 4-bedroom sewers, low investment capital room Split level. 00x300 lot. prompt rourteous service that Manche.ster WANTED fumiahed, washer and dryer ______Realtor, 643-1108. MANCHESTER — Custom 8- anxious. Wolverton Agency VERNON—Roomy 36x34’ Cape, 73 Summit St., Manchester ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Cape, rec room v-ith walk-out required. Owmers will hold Ideal for In-law situation. Sub­ gets results. Unit Uiuls DImock 646-0158 12’ SEABAGO BOAT, 12 h.p. USED - Spinet piano, very on pemises. For appointment MAIN ST., com er office, 3 room Split level offers gra­ Realtors, 649-2813. landacaped yard. 4 bedrtx>ms, CAPE — Modem kitchen, liv­ basement, treed and fenced lot mortgage. Asking $135,000. stantial cash or owner asalst- Realty. 649^9833. Part-time assessor and motor, 1969 trailer, $275. Call email, tuned-new bench In­ call Geonge WllUard. 643-0812. rooms and lavatory. House & $3,000 CASH will purchase this cious living with cathedral country kitchen, wall to wail ing room with raised hearth plus many comfortable extras. JacqucHne-Roberts Agency, ed financing. Will assume EXPERIENCED carpenter for part-time building Inspec­ 649-6447. cludes delivery. $300. Key­ Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. 3-family home located on celling and floor to ceiling fire­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY— carpet, city water and sewers, LOOKING— for a$ian ttjpurunentfapartment? ------— ------fireplace, formal dining room, Reasonably priced at $25,900. 646-3339. AIX CASH (or your property outside and Inside work, Man­ tor for the Town o f Bol­ board Studio, Vernon, 872-4622. Sergent St., Hartford. Mort­ place, 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 New 7-room Raised Ranch. 2V4 present 54i per cent mortgage. E’INISH carpenters. Apply 16’, 1969 Mercury Glastron boat, Have many to choose from , VERNON — Brand new office three bedrooms, walk-out base­ Call C. J. Coniam, J. D. Real detached 3-car garage. Only within 34 hours. Avoid red taps chester urea. Call after 7 p.m., to ton, Conn. Applicants will tIillC 11V. rar ____ ... . gage assumable. Good return baths, formal dining room, baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry $154.61 monthly. Bel Air Real $33,900. ColH-Wagner Realty. office, Alco Development 80 h.p. motor, trailer, cover, $145. up. Paul W. Dougan Real space available at 30 La- ment, breezeway, attached ga­ Estate Associates, 643-8779. Instant service Hayes Agency 643-8339, 429-5326. be considered for individual with very little cosmetic work. Mediterranean kitchen, on % room, built-lns, plastered Out of Town Estate. Vincent A. Bogginl, 643-9066, 870-3396. 646-0131 (kirp., Brooklyn St., Rockville, positions or In combination. the works. 20 hours old. $2,- Wanted— ^To Buy 58 tor, 649-4636. Fayette Square. Rent Includes rage. Beautifully treed acre wails, 2-car garage, city utili­ Realtor. 643-9333. Jacqueline - Roberts Agency •MANCHESTER —Centrally lo­ acres, $40,900. Jacqueline-Rob- CABINET ma5&8 wanted. Ex­ Conn. Testa will be conducted. 895. Call 649-6368. heat,' alr-conditloning, wall to lot. $24,900. Phllbrick Agency, ties, near school, 30-day occu­ For Solo 75 Contact the Bolton Select­ WANTTID — Antique furniture ^OUR-room apartment, first 646-3339. cated 5-unit income property. erts Agency, 646-3339. TOLLAND —Transferred own­ COVENTRY IJtKK 3 nxim perienced only. Dlsplaycraft, __ ...... ___ waU carpeting and draperies. Realtors, 646-4200. pancy., Built by Ansaldl. cottage overl(X)klng lake, In­ men’s Office, 649-8743 be­ 10’ SAILING surf board, home­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or floor, security, adults prefer­ Vacancies never a problem. er offers Immedlat6 occu­ 643-9557. WUl sub-divide. Call 872-0528, MANCHESTER — 6-room Charles Lesperance, 649-7620 sulated paneled Interior, needs Honir Krliahililalca tween 9:30 AM. and 2 made, dacron sails. $86. CaU other antique itemr Any red, no pets, 643-6268. weekdays. Excellent investment. Mid 40’s. pancy! Seven room ('ape. Land For Sale 71 Ranch In area of new home 649-6108. EAST HARTFORD well and septic tank. $3,600. AIcnholir ClttHc* CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ PART-TIME P.M., for further Informa­ 643-9066. quantity. The Harri.sori’s, 643- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Four big bedixxims, two baths, tion. l a r g e 3% room apartment. MAIN ST. — 4 C.AMBRIDGE ST. offers 3 bedrooms, dining Meyer Agency. Realtor. 643- ance man, nights. Apply Holi­ 8709, 165 Oakland Street. rooms, all or 146 TWO FAMILY lots. $1,000 649-2813. MANCHESTER - Beautiful big flreplaced living room, eat- R(X’HK.STER. Minn (AP) 12’ STARCRAFT aluminum ______F u i^ h e d or unfumislied, with rent Individually, heat and elec room, large family-sized kitch­ 0609. day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., High sch(x>I boy. Mechan­ unit, all utilities. Carriage en, delightful living room wiUi Ranch consisting of kitchen, 7-ixxjm all brick Gape with in kitchen, oven and range, A sanatorium for the rehabUlta- boat, 6% h.p. Johnson motor WANTED — ANTIQUES, used appliances, cdrpetlng and tricIty provided. Contact Mr An old established neighborhood MANCHESTER — 7 - ROOM complete rec room, garage. Manchester. ically Inclined. Summer and MALE OR female help wanted Realty, 643-1111, Cape, large living room, fireplace, D-4 baths, $31,800. dining room, living room and 2-car garage. Beautifully TOIXJtND — Young all electric 'rrmmenl of alcoiiollc and' trailer. Call 649-8911 after furniture, partial or complete Olympic pool. Children accept- Frechette, H. M. F’rerfiette on deligh'tfully tree - shaded Nicely landscaped lot! Min­ after schixil. To work on for full-time and part-time 5:30. street! Pleasant older home formal dining room, fireplace, Jacqueline - Roberts Agency, three bedrooms plus large trwod well landaoaped cor­ Ranch, well treed lot, S bed- priests and brothers, STARTING $2.65 on hour. Full estates. Call 633-2300 days. 646- ed. 872-0872 or 525-0994. Realtors, 647-9993. ner lot. Nopthend location. utes to parkway. Asking $37,- trailers and campers. counter work. Apply In person, (known, when built, as a Cali­ garage, treed lot, convenient 646-3339. heated recreation rexjm. One rooma, bath with vanity, built- "cci'iul in the luillon. will be benefits, varatlon, ail shifts 0004 after 7 p.m. Houses For Sole 72 .car garage. This one you have All tiled kitchen, dining 900. C, B. Govang Associates, Llggett’s Luncheonette, Man­ 4-ROOM apartment. Landlord VERNON—BRAND new bulld- fornia bungalow). AH on one location, $26,500. Phllbrick Ins, disposal, 3 firsplarea, |>ar- (iedu-aied and forniaily opened available, full or part-time. MANCHESTER — New spa­ to see. Full price $23,600. Mit­ rm, living room, bedroom 643-9074. 873-4160 tlal rec room, garage, aasum- ib>ches1er Sunday chester Parkade. Garden— Form— liOUSEHOLt' lots — Antiques provides heat, security deposit ing, minutes from 1-84, 2-4 Ma n c h e s t e r — one owner floor are a gracious living Agency, 646-4200. , Firestone Retread Shop, 20 room, spacious dining room, 2 cious 3-bedroom Raised ten Realty, Realtors. 643-6930. and Ml bath on 1st floor. able mortgage. Asking $34,5(X). ('ailed (iucst Ihnise, the pro- TRAILER WORLD' Dairy Products 50 bric-a-brac, clocks, frames required. Call 646-3677 between thousand sq. ft. clear span Cape. Six full rooms Including 3 bedrxx>ma, plus tiled bath, HEBRON (Juallty built ex­ Bldiwell Rd., So. Windsor. 289- FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shop ______..... glassware. We buy estates. Vll 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. bedrooms, kitchen and small MANCHESTER —Price reduc­ Ranch, 1'4 baths, uniquely de­ Uolll-Wagner Realty. 876-3396, J<'ct was founded almost 30 4361. celling, will sub-dlvlde Into three bedrooms, formal din­ MANCHESTER — RECENT full dormer on 2nd flixir. pandable I.rahaped Ranch, 444 Tolland Tpke., Manchester has full-time and part-time, BUTTER and sugar com , 69 deiu Full basement, approxi­ ed on this .'spacious 4-bedroom, signed family room, formal 643-9068. years ago by aiitlMir, lecturer lage Peddler, Auctioneer. 420 dh» ai t .------units having its own private fa­ ing room, spacious kitchen. eight-room custom Colonial. Partial rec rxx>m, kitchen ('ounlry slsed kitchen with I n CTli nn/1 __ __ . ^ ^ 4..*. ___ in SMALL 4 room apartment. mately 48’x22’, garage, pleasant center entrance Colonial in (fining room, frultwood kitch­ ami recovered alroluillr Austin LIGHT truck driver, afternoons, 646-2114 evenings and afternoon work cents a dozen, ten or more Lake St.. Bolton, 649-3247 cilities. $226 per two thousand. Owner transferred. ^ $23,500. Double garage, 2U, baths, for­ and cool basement. For bullt-lna. Fireplace, garage. ond floor, Main St., over front porch, trees, shrubs. Es­ en, large living rooaom, 2-car Information contact Len TOIX.ANI) $17,900 will hiiy A first isxijccl In Chip 1-5:30 p.m. Apply In person, available. Looking for am­ dozen, 60 cents a dozen. Call Call 872-0528 weekdays. Wolverton Agency. Realtors, pecially desirable for middle- preferred location, convenient Four acres with % acre pond. _ bakery ***’at '-'Ciiter,Center, neaiheat inciUu’includ­ ...... garage, aluminum sided, mal dining, spacious kitchen Ferri 646-1117. R«w, 644- ttUa five room Cape on corner ,,pwa Kalis (ailed (or lack o f fl Alcar Auto Parts, 226 Spruce bitious men and women to en­ after 6 p.m., 649-7691. 649-2813. aged or older couple. Shown to schools, .stores and with bullt-ins, flreplaced living $34,900 Pasek Realtors. 289 joy steady, .secure, year ’round Rooms W lH lO U t Board 59 per month. 649-5781 or BOLTON- —— — a*ac4i4\<44iC0LR;iManchester town II ------churches. Owners anxious for choice of colors now, $36,000. 1697. lot. Immedtnte (x-cupancy T namlnl aup|s>rt In the estrly St., Manchester. WELDERS wanted, experi­ 646-0299. " - by appointment. room, huge family room, loads 7475, 743-8343. line, Rt. 6 and 44-A, large MANCHESTER .— South End. quick sale. Phllbrick Agency, Jacqueline • Roberta Agency, J. Crockett. Realtor. *75 «27U uxtog. but anrSher Guest House enced Htruelural fabrication. employment with opportunity f u r n is h e d room for gentle­ of extras. Top location. Call Household Goods 51 frontage with building._ VIdeal _« _« TImmaculate Wi m n Af i1 A 4.A like111______new Califor­ 646-3339. — l-EBANON 5 room Ranch located on a 90-acrr site at l-akr Call 033-4673 between R a.m.- to assume responsibility. $2 per man, all convendenoes, park­ WE HAVE customers waiting Realtors, 646-4200. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, XiVENTRY Hnmil year , . _ , . . 4 p.m. hour guarantee. No experience for garden center, roadside nia styled Ranch home on the Walton W. Grant Agency HURWIT & SIMONS Full baaement, assumable . _ Sr * drum. .Mi'll. Is reported doing ing, near bus line. Please Call for the rental of your apart­ NEW LISTING — Clean 6-room 643-1108. round flve nsrm imime Hre * necessary. Apply in person, 756 Model Home Furniture business, retail outlet, etc. most attractive acre plus lot BEAUTIFUL Split Level, as- Mortgage, all electric home. well 649-8914. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ Lillian Grant, Realtor Cape, fireplace in living room, ReaMors place, nil iieat. artesian well, Caryle - Johnson Silver Lane, East Hartford. 643-2880. we’ve ever seen. Priced In the -sumable mortgage 5% per BOWERS Sch(x>l — Six-room Total price $14,900. CaU Hur- Since It was founded in 1966, 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL tate Associates, Inc., 643-5129. enclo.'cd porch, city utilities, sparioua lot I.sika pririleges THE THOMPSON House — G o t ------high 20’a. Hayes Agency, 648- 643-1153 cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ Colonial, 114 batha, possible wttt A Simons Realtors 646- tile Istke Orton Ixiine has hel|>ed PRODUCTION LATHE 19 PIECES 0131. $23,000. Phllbrick Agency Real­ Reduced to $11,900 Saelugn tage St. centrally located, large MANCHESTER, 4Vi-room town H a u cac Ba v Dam * rage. large comer lot. Full four bedrooms, attached ga­ 212 Taloottvllle Road, 11 IT or 876-8560, 312 Talcolt- R.sMu TS7sasn TMkrti s-ro. priests and Machine Co. $297 nlensnntlv fiii-nluh.H hOUSe. Utilities and nnniinnnao r*»T KeRF 0 3 Note: Ask any Manchester price $23,500. Call on this one, tors, 646-4200. vllle Road, Rte. 83, Vernon. ^ a k y , 742-8680. 743 8474 , 429- recover from alch ol AND Situariofis Wanted-— pleasantly fumiahed rooms, house, utilities and appliances, _____ rage, large kitchen. Nice Rt. 83, Vemon 7778. SIX-ROOM Ranch, garage, Realtor for a flag decal for Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- Ism Fema!e 38 Interior Designer wants reliable parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ dishwasher, 1 % baths, private SEVEN ROOM Cape, Im- MANCHESTER — Two-Story grounds. Well cared (or. Im­ three bedrooms, fireplace. C930. SOUTH WINDSOR — 6 room MILLING HANDS family or newlyweds to accept night and permanent guest basement, $190. J. D. Real mediate occupancy, excellent your car window! home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, mediate occupancy. Mid 20's, IMMACUIJtTE CUH-niM built HAS OPENINGS FOR WILI, CARE for Infant or small Well landscaped. Excellent lo­ Ranch. Paneled and heat­ delivery of complete Model Dis­ rates Estate Associates. 643-6129 or condition $226 a month, Wol­ central location. Newer fur­ Wolverton Agency Realtors, VEItNON Four • bedroom llatwh. PloMered walls, for Machinery building exper­ child, iny home, day or eve­ cation. Assumable 654 per cent NEW LISTING. De."drable Ftort- 649-2813. ed rec room, 2-oar garage. Ex­ play of Quality Furniture ju.'it Superintendent, 649-0086. verton Agency. 649-2813. nace. IjOt of house fo.r $20,5>00. Colonial plus family room, mol dining ixsxn Aeveral ox- I’aiiitiiig Party ience needed. Apply In per­ ning. $20 weekly, 049-0764. FURNISHED room for rent, mortgage. Mid 20’s. Owner. er St. —Wellington Rd. area. cellent area. $23,900. Hayes BLANCHARD GRINDER removed to warehouses for Pub­ JUST listed 6-rtx>m Colonial Hayes Agency, 646-0131. living room, flreplai'e, foimml trae vriU stay Priced (or Im son. Overtime available. gentleman preferred, central­ IMMEDIATE occupancy — 4%. 643-2666. Immaculate 7-r<»m Colonial DRIVE by this large tree shad­ Agency, 6464)131...... _ ~ .. IIIHMARCK, NI) lAI’i Appointments arranged. lic Sale. Modem 3 cornpleti- featuring country size kitchen, dining room, kitchen with me'llato «le In the 20 s Min tmken. «,d «)l«d nmken. MOTHER with licensed home ly located, private entrance, 8n beautifully treed and lond- ed Colonial at 114 Henry St., OPERATORS Liberal benefits. riKi.m.s with the $I,000 look. 8 room Town house, appliances, SIX ROOM house, $160 per COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First 1% baths, garage, private JORDT St. — Brick Cape, bullt-lna, garage. Only $32,900 TOIJ-ANI) 6-reel(?d log hcaise on 7 649-8324. Privacy. $166 per month. CaU placed living room, huge fam room, paneled family room, an'l as a ri"'c*a* 8'fi. I’*''' fellow OPERATOR WILL CARE for eldid In my CAP & CCP Charge Plans CLEAN, central, furnished 4 bedrooms. On one acre mnd'ntely repeal im­ extra building lot, beautifully match this centrally lk, 3 fire­ OOI.tfMBIA iJlKE 4>4 njofti 742-8380. lly ipom, 2% baths double ga iMmiitlfully (leslgneil kitchen, kitchen employes jnineil to paint licensed home days. Bolton, Also our own Instant Credit room for gentleman. Apply 2 MANCHESTER — 6 large ______wooded lot with 2-car attached mediately at $27,500. Call now. landscaped yard. Phllbrick cd six-room Colonial at $22,900. places, oauna bath Reason­ Ranch on a|iprtixlniately one rage plus many refinements sliding glass dixm, TM Imths. I>er white frame house T)>e res- (set up and operate) MOLD MAKERS near hlgli sclux)!., 643-6198. Plan Roarl St. 643-9363, rooms, half of duplex, garage, MANCHESTER garage. Adjoining land may be Belflore Agency, 647-1413. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Neal aa a pin Call Bill at the ably priced at $46,500. T. J. acre, $16,500 Phllbrick Agrn New 6% Call Warren E. Howland. Real Crockett: Realtor, 875-6379. cy. Realtors, 646-4300 3-car garage on heautIfuUy laurant paid for tile isilnt and newly decorated, central, $150. room brick Ranch style du­ acquired. $38,900. Phllbrick Belflore Agency, 647-1413. Good wages, benefits, overtime. DISCOUNT FURNITURE l ig h t housekeeping room ful tors, 643-1108. ASSUMABLE MANCHESTER treed lot In (irtsttlgr area - This the )ob wns completed In one TOOL MAKERS a month. Escrow anjl ref plex. Two fireplaces, range Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. NO. (XIVENTRY New Rais­ SOUTH WINDSOR Unusual, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 WAREHOUSE ly furnished. At 801 Main St. erences. Write Box '"HH” MORTGAGE DON’T LOOK 10 P^R CENT down to qualified Itome tacks nothing In llvahlll day Ity two shifts ol workers NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS CaU 643-4074, or 646-4194. ^ dlshwarfier. $230 monthly. MANCHESTER ~3^am irjq~in buyers on our Best Buy List­ ed Ranch. Acre treed lot. As­ flexible, etc descriliea tills 6- ty and Interesting features GROOMING all breeds. Hot Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER Available on this .six-room Owner, 688-1041. ■’ any further. 9-r(Kjm, full ings! (Jail any one of the ’ ’Can sumable mortgage. Bmall room Ranch In Immaculste $41,70(1 Jacqueline - ltol>erts 52 Main St., Manchester MAClHNlS’rS mony Hill H.C. Chose. Hebros 3580 Main St. Hartford excellent condition, on large Colonial. Just H.sted on ATTRACTITVE sleeping room, LOOKING lor anything In, real dormer Cape. Smallest bed- Do” boys at the Belflore Agen­ down payment. RuUt-lnar ' rondltton with wsll to wsU car­ Agency, 646 3339 Rd.. Boltor» 643-6427 522-7249 treed lot, convenient to bus OLCOTT DRIVE market .so don't delay your rsKjm is 13 x 15 feet. Fam­ (former F\iller Bru.sh bldg.i shower bath, private entrance, estate rentals — apartments, and shopping. Income over $5,- call. Mr. Bogdan is ready cy, 647-1418. Available.^ Immediately. Must peting, walk-oul basement with NOTICK ily r(X>m. rec room, office, 3 finished rooms, plus garage, COVKN'niY Bchool HI Pn>p 643-1531 Non-defense plastic mold.s. AKl’ registereil Irish Setter, 18 175 Pine 8t. Mnnehesie’ free parking, apply 196 Spruce homes, multiple dwellings, no Out of Town 500. per year. Phllbrick Agen­ PARK-UKE SETTING to show you this home for be Been. Only $29,900, Pasek St, $23,500. Call 649-.5306 or large dining and living BILL COE has Just listed a gra­ Realtors. 289 7475. 743-8343. sullsble (nr many busineases erty consists of 10-room Colo­ ItKI’nU.ICA.N' (Arcus presently 60-hour rnx'k nuinth old male, very goon. Call 6:30 anytime weekends. REAL BARGAINS 5-ploce VEW ONE and two-bedroom de car. References. CaU 643-5008 preferred. No pets. Phone Owner. Contact BUI at Belflore' Agen­ homes. 7 large rooms. 4 bed- KAHT MARTFORI) 9 rtmm Hclusil on August 19. 1969. at Asking $29,900. K^th Agpncy, BARROWS and WALL^ICE CO Raised Ranch, delightful living walnut bedroom set; 3-plece luxe garden type apartments after 6 p.m. evenings after -6 p.ni,,, 742-6656. Manchester Parkade BARROWS and W A L I^C E CO. cy. 647-1413. rr>oma. full bath u{istalrs. lUlsed Ranch, 4 i>edrtsims, « oo o’l l.s k, f M for the jair 643-4267. 646-4126, 649-1922. Txmm, formal dining room, est- AUTO DAMAGE Appnilaor.s, In- BKAUTIKUL AKC. white, mini­ living room set; 30” 4-bumor available now. CaU Paul 289-0930 , .521-3795 Manchester 649-5306 Manchester Parkade kitchen with eating area, for­ walnut kitchen, formal dining pose of selacting party-endorsed Manchester 049-5306 CARl. ZINSSER offers this In kitchen with bullt-lna. spa­ sunmee exix>rlemv helpful, not ature IN>om, 2% baths, required. High school (xluca- VERNON MOLD and Call 647-1157 after 5:30 p.m. SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2 '- til­ rofjm with fireplace, tialf bath den. 3W baths. ran>ellng. one , , j^e November cabinet; combination Zenith THREE BEDROOM town- c8lonlal overlook;ng ('enter chester (or far. far leas than 3 fireplaces, 3-car garage, tlon nee-essary. Salary (le|H>nds phono-radio. Other Items. If ed baths, large family' room, 2 In laundry, also full basement. car garage m one of Cost , electWB. on «>xperience. P e r ni a n e n t AKC 0)llles, exceptionally house apartment Includes utUi- NEW LISTING — 5-room Cape, Park. I':; baths. two-car replacement cost. CaU Carl for quality Ihroughmjt, $43,7(X) IUrtforil|a finest resldenUal TOOL, Iiif. needed you can’t afford to pass fireplaces, plastered walls, Newly decorated Inside snd I,«atuird J Henjainln Jobs. Send rewume, refcrence.s, iHsiutlfiil, healthy, sturdy, tlos, appliances, parking, with unfinished attic, fireplace, garage, large rooms. Immedi­ details. Belflore Agency, 647- Jscquellne-Koberts Agency, areas gStTlS) J srquellne^ftob^ this up. 629 Center St.. 647- full Insulation, porch, city util­ out," aluminum storms snd Town i.'hatnnan. sable ami white. 668-4210. private basement and patio. 8ara^e, aluminum siding, on ate occup.ancy. Have- Agen­ 1413. 646 1389 erts Agency, 646-3389. to Box ”T,” Manchester Her­ 016 Hartfonl Tpke, Route 30 1219. ities. bullt-ins. extra large, 2- screens, dropln range and aelf ald. Call J.D. Real Estate Asso­ treed lot, $25,900. Phllbrick'^ cy. 646-0131. rar garage, near school, treed NEWLY LISTED, immediate defrosting refrigerator. Quiet Rtxjkvlllo, Conn, SEWING MACHINES - singer ciates, 643-6129. 2 TRAINEES Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. deadend street. “ lovely neigh­ YOUNG iiiim, piui-tlme, driv­ FREE kittens, half Siamese, MANCHESTER. $26,900 like lot, excellent location. Charles (xrcupani^y. I-arge custom built borhood. (Moving out at state). er’s license. Apply In ix'rson weeks o y , 649-1785, uitomatlc zig-zag, excellent WE HAVE' tenants waiting for MANCHE3HTER — Elxetnitlve new! Three-bedroom Ranch­ I,esperancc, 649-7620, 649-6108. six-room Brick Cape with ga­ Imw 30's I'leosc (sill for an ap only. Westown Pluirmacy, 455 condition. Makes buttonholes, your apartment or house. Call FOR OPTICAL INDUSTRY or bedroom Colonial In _finc er. caqport, large kitchen with rage. Country sized kitchen THREE— part-angora kittens, hems, embroiders, etc.. Orig­ MANCHESTER — Truly im­ polnUnenI 742-7689. Hartford Rd. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 64»- resldenUal area. $29,500. "ciall bullt-ins, flreplaced living with new cabtnrls and formica your house deserves the boot! fr<\> to good home. Call 649- inally over $300., 6 monthly maculate 5-room Cape, full DO YOU LOVE 4536. J-D. Real Estate Associates, room, full basement. land.- counters. I»vely fireplace. NO. (XIVENTRY I.srge over­ MAN WANTED to work In lum­ 2406. paymenU of $8.50 each or pay dormer, front-lo-back ■ living EXPERIENCED PERSON DESIROUS OF ADVANCEMENT 643-5129. scaped lot. Call Warren' E. Four bedrooms possible. Beau­ sized Ranch. King size master ber yard, must luii’e driver's ANIMAI^? . . . $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer NEW plush one and 2-bedroom room. baths, enclosed tifully treed lot. Porter 8t. bOlt SALE IkuH-st^t Hoimil Howland. Re.altors. 643-1108.1, bedroom. Bullt-lna. dishwash­ (JSialifomia license. Davis A Bradfonl apartments, wall to wall car­ ■ALTON STREET — Eight-room porch, oversized garage, de»p school or 81. James School. puppies, trl-color, vaccinated, CHEST FREEZER, 17 cu. ft. er. fireplace Only $3,400. pets. dishwasher, appliance.^, .lot. Immediate occupancy. Low Ixrw upkeep aasurred. Priced Lumber Co.. 200 Tolland St., ARE YOlJ INTERESTED Good Wages and Fringe Benefits Offered home with ” in-law” apartment MANCHESTER LOW 20s down Pasek Realtors, MLB, 'AKC registeriHl. 875-1666. exceUent condition, $100. 649- alr-condiUonlng. Starting at to sell,.immediately Belflore East Hartford. 4366. in center of Town. Three bed­ l is t in g X ' Wolverton Agency. Real­ IN PETS? . $165 per month. Call Paul W. NEW : 289-7478, 742-83U WANTED.good home for AKC rooms 'up (sunporch could be tors, 649-2813. Agency. 647-1413. GROCERY clerk and assistant Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. HI a fourth and the bath: down Immaculate 6-room CMpe. HEBRON for the horse en­ registered Keeshound. 649- CilSTOM made draperies, slip Jl ST LISTED 5-5 two family NEW IJSTING large 6 room manager, good working condi­ UIOKING FOR A TIKW. there are five rooms, living 3-4 bedroom.s. J ‘j bat)u>. thusiast (*ustom built Ranch, covers and reupholstoring. DUPLEX. 3 bedrooms, garage, OPTICAL STYLE BAR. Inc. tions. Apply Vernon Circle CAREER?. . . room, dining, mcxlem ifitchen, heated and paneled recrea­ duplex, ceramic baths, large Cape, breezeway, garage, tdee on 6 beautiful sere* Outbuild­ Budget terms. Established In $150 a month. Security deposit 763 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. — PHONE 643-1191 PAINT! Market at the circle. In Ver­ lavatory, laundry room and, in tion room wath carpeting, living rooms, tWo-car attached treed lot. very clean. Asking ings. carpeting Pasek fUai- HM5, Days, 524-0154 evenings and references required. Write -hatchway. Top value' Cali garage, full basement with $24,700 H M Frechestte Real non, 649-6329. Articles For Sale 45 the rear, additional living tors, MIJi. 2*97478. 743-4041 Call 643-6108 betw«H>n 10 am , 649-7590 Box "K K .” Manchester Herald. Karl Bauer. ST5-6737 laundry hcMk-ups. Beautiful tors. 647-9993 room and bedrtx}m. Full base­ AND and 7 p.m excluding Saturday, Sl'KEENED loam, proee-saed grounds. Mid 20's. Wolverton NORTH Coventry. $127 pays as- 3 Read Herald Ads GLEAI^, USED refrigerators, THREE-room Apartment, sec­ ment throughout. New gas RAI.VBOW’ REAL'H' JUST IJ8TED 6-r(xjm Ranch, gravel, gravel. land, .stone Agency. Realtorn, 6492813. aumable VA mortgage Lovely, 3 ranges. automatic .vashers ond floor. Heat, stove, refrig­ heat, new plumbing, wdr- three bednx'mi. with eat • In fill, Gixuge H. Grtfflng Inc Newington 8>s room Ranch. 1 years old. with guarantees. See them at erator. Available September th8. etc. This home is In ex­ 666-5111 Andever 742-7886. -NEW LISTING 7-room O p e, kitchen, (srpeted bath. de­ Acre lot Bullt-lna Only $21.- B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 let. No pets. $115 monthly. Se­ ceptional condition. Aluminum with full shed domoer. large tached 3-rar garage, full base­ Main St. CaU 643-2in MANCHESTER 3 possibly 4 SOO CaU now ..'■f^asak Realtors. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN TOHAtXXJ cloth for sale, suit curity required. CaU 646-1096. siding, two-car garage, over­ bring room with p.replace. for­ ment. 100 X 2C*’ private lot. WE NEED HELP sized lot. Immediate occu­ bedrewms. Garri.son Colonial 2*97478. 742 1043. able for lawns, bushes, trees GARAGE mal dlnlrgf room, recreation Owner anxious $20,900 Wol­ SALE — Home of FOITR ROOM first floor designed for the large family, and grass. 872-6587. Route SO flat. pancy. Sensibly priced under room, m baths, ettclooed rear verton Agency. Realtors. 649 FOR THE dlscrtmlnatlng buy­ John Waller, 134 Lake Rd., An security deposit and rental front-to-back living room, AT Rockville. Sofeswomen — Full and PorKTime thirty thousand (iollara. T. J. porch, on treed lot. $29 torj 2813 er. s-c have juot listed a cen­ dover. Antiques, household dream kitchen. I’-j baths, agreement, $140 per month. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. ter chimney, authentic Co­ bric-a-brac and electronics. The response io our beoutiful new store has been $0 great that we formal dining room, recreation Phllbrick Agertcy. Reakon. ALUMINUM sheets used as Earl BTverett Real EataXe, 646- 646-4200 BUCKLEY School Cape, 8 lonial Cepe nesitled In the hilts CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. printing plates, .1x19 thick. 2Sx Sale starting Aug. 8 until 0191. find we need additional saleswomen— both full and part-time. If HIGHWOOD Drive, better than room, 1 breexeway. -2-car ga- rooms. 4 bedrrnms. 2 full everything goes^ new, 7-room Ctolonlal with ev­ of Glaabjnbury In a p4c 36", 25 cents e^i^^eh or 5 f^ry$^. you like fabrics, you will love working, in our exciting store surround­ rage. Conveniently located. •MANCHE.STER -CusV.,m 6- batiis. formal dining room, turesque ' detUng In a preotlge We have openings on 1st and 2nd shift^for: 643-271t. erything. over 2500 sq. ft. of \ .MAYTAG wringer washing ma­ $32,000 Jacquejlnf ■ Roberts room Split, 2 baths 2-cAr ga­ modern kitchen. Uvlng room ne:ghlSorhtx)!(J FoT\ appoint­ ed by a fabulous selection of the newest fabrics from all over the graceful living area. Prime 1(> Agency. 646-3339 rage, buik-ln kltfhen Beiuti- with fireplace.' full 'khed (iorm- Machine operators UAR TOP luggage carrier, ful­ chine. 4 years old, like new cation, top quality and unique ment call Phllbrick Agency. A 742-8352 after 5:30 p.ni. FREE wo^lJf. Please .see Mr. Blake. fill near acre ..wooded lot with er.l basement completely 646-4200 Repairmen ly enelos^l, 6'x4'.\2’> like new floor plsji makes this an out M^.N.-NtTHESTER - - (t-nipm Cape, [ir.vary and bixxjk Hayes flnls^ied ^ff^ with beat, breeze- 742-.8352 after 5:30 p.m stanWig offering. Hayes Agen­ infiudes pa-aeled family room, Piint job for th« houM?Do it right with California Acrylic Houaa Auxiliary helpers i THREE plece living room set APARTMENT ' Agency. 446-OJSl. way. 2-.r Rea'istt-sUy. priced $46,800 beat, basement. 'Igrgs (rata, . 1 area. » ’a. Woh-erton Agency uttUtiew Mr Coe. Belflore Ken'-th 'Tstnr.sky. Realtor, CaU Warren E Howland. Retai­ near achorg, bus Uae Muich- Ua* Oial-A-Lift Every Day-^13-2751—Every Hoar— Day tM* Night ReoRiwa. 649-2813. Agency 647-1413. 64’ 1331 lor 449110* > ina Agency,' Roailors. 444 6834 *

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PAGE THIRTY’-SIX ' ■■ ' ‘ \ llanrbfHtpr €t>ratng iii^raib WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1969 Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O^Clock will be borne by the town, prin­ Town^ T ravelers Research cipally by in-kind services. Harkins, following the sign­ Av«rage Daily Net Press Run ing of the contract with Trav­ Sign C-DAP Study Contract elers, said that work on the Fbr nSe Week Ended The Weather C-DAP study will start im­ June M, IMS ^ J / contract waa signed In Harkins added, however, that mediately. Fair and mild .tonight with // tford txiday (or the services he anticipates that 'Travelers lows in the 60s. Tomorrow, / ■ of ^y^elers Research Corp., to will do a good job and that he 15,459 again, (air and warm with does not anticipate any need highs in upper 80s. be the o<™ultant for Manches­ Five-Day Forecast for cancellation WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. Manchester— A City of Vitiate Charm ter’s two^ar C-DAP (Com­ C-DAP, which can be com­ (AP) — Temperatures In Con­ VOL. LXXXV m , NO. 268 munity DevfelQpment Action pared to jet^massive Comprehen­ necticut from ’Thursday through TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 (CSaaatfted Ads-ertising on Ftage 19) PRICE TEN CENTS Plan) study. sive P,lah, is a two-year study Monday are expected to average Signing for the tmVh was Ly­ ot a town’s exlstlng/servlces near normal with daytime highs man Hoops, chalrmaiAof Man­ and facilities and a ^'projection from 80 to 86 and overnight chester’s C-DAP AgencjAx^l^ of its needs in the five-year lows in the 60s. nesses were Town Mi___„ ^ period following the study. It The U.S. Weather Bureau pre­ Tons of Confetti Robert Weiss and Joljn^ Har­ ipells out priorities (or accom­ dicts that the weather will be Riots Continue kins, C-DAP executive director. plishing the projected needs. generally warm during the first NEW YORK (AP)— A spe­ cial force of 600 sanitation •nie contract cajJs (or a |67,- M anchester’s two - year half of the perixxl and cooler men has scooped up 300 tons A Toast to Three Men 600 payment to Travelers R e­ C-DAP 'Study will be under a during the last half. search for consultant fees for *160,000 bhdgej with *112,600 of of ticker tape, confetti and Precipitation should total from shredded paper showered on two years. Harkins explained it a state ^.^nt, already ap­ % to H inch, occurring as the Apollo 11 astronauts dur­ that the town has an option to proved by the 'Ejepsrtment of showers Friday and Saturday British Troops ing their ride from toe Bat- cancel the contract at any time Community Affalris> The re - and ral nalong the coast Sun­ f/ : , i . tei7 to City Hall. and to pro-rate the fees. malning *37,600 of bie. budget day. The sanitation department Who Left Sky Unlimited t : predicted a “paper Callout’’ would continue In lower Man­ LOS ANGELES (AP)— M: hattan (or several days after Pre.sident Nixon has toast­ toe Wedneeday parade, as ed the Ajxillo 11 lunar ex­ In Londonderry winds stir up paper that set­ tled on window ledges and plorers as "three brave LONDONDERRY, North­ after the government announced donderry was not immediately building setbacks. men" who penetrated the ern Ireland (AP)—British the move in Belfast, Northern known. An estimate of toe cost was shadows of space and car­ s i . ' / troops moved into this Ireland's capital. The troops The dispatch of southern Irish not available. ried humanity to new Northern Irish city today were fully armed. troops underscored toe stunned heights of imagination. to halt religious rioting A government spokesman reaction of the Irish Republic to Holding aloft a glasa of chom- said the request to use Britts the violence in Northern Ire­ imgne at an extraordinary State that raged unabated after troops had been made by the in­ land. There was special concern dinner Weklng Armstrong moved to the area near ber of troops being used in Lon- his home secretary, James Cal­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The mission commander and first I^ndonderry to support laghan, in southwest England. government today published man on the moon—responded in i five field hospitals for The talks were believed to oonsumer-proteotton regtUaiionB a sometimes quavering voice treating injured from the What’s Behind have centered on the use of by which tiHlmately ail moat before 1,440 of the natlon’e eHte: predominantly Protestant British troops, something Wil­ processed commercially In the "We were very privileged to son has resisted in toe pest. United States must be Judged. leave on the moon a plaque on- North wanting to cross The Dispute domed by you. Mr. President, over. The southern mobili­ The three-cornered govern­ Under toe Wholesome Meat Act of 1967 toe states have umUI saying It was oil for mankind." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mental war of nerves erupted HOUSE and HALTS zation included transport after a night of violence in next Dec, 16, or a year later un­ The glltlering banquet was and other support units in THE DISPUTE: Roman Cath- capped by presentation of spe- oUcs, outnumbered two to one which at least lo persons were der solne circumstances, to set ANNUAL CLEARANCE combat gear. The number wounded In shooting Incidents. up inspection programs at least dal medals to the pioneering I'irJi'; by Protestants in Northern Ire­ trio imd. poethumously, to three df men involved was not land, claim they are subject to Homes, shops and public build­ equal to feder^ standards. OF SUMMER DRESSES IS ON! ings in six major towns were set The 462-page manuscript Is- astronauts fatally burned in a O Oi announced. discrimination In such matters spacecraft fire In 1967. ablaze. And there were uncount-^ ^sued today by toe Agriculture OalhoUcs and Protestants as jobs, housing and voting. The affair climaxed a trium­ o have been battling almost con­ THE CAUSES: H ie trouble Is ed other injuries as the result of Department sets forth detailed tor phant day of tours through New tinuously since Tuesday in Lon­ rooted In the history of Ireland; i-cldents otoer than shootings. proposals carrying out the o o act. President Nixon i>o.ses with the three A|m)IIo 1! a.stronauts just liefore tlie sUirt York and Chicago, a day devot­ donderry and other parts of the first under English dominabksi The worst of toe rioting con­ "It’s big medicine In terms of ed to on outpouring of American North which is etill part of Brit­ and then in an Ireland divided tinued here as gasoline bombs of a state dinner honoring the moon men at Ik)s Angeles last niglit. l.eft to appreciation (or the feat. additional controls to determine POO ain. between the predominantly were hurled at police this morn­ Armstnmg noted that during more effective consumer protec­ light: Col. Edwin Aldrin ,Ir., (3ol. Mike Collins, the Piesident, and Neil Arm­ The Northern Irish govern­ Catholic south aoid the mainly ing and another building was set till- New York ticker-tape trib­ tion,” Dr. Hyman M. Stelnmetz, ment said the British troops, al­ Protestant north. ablaze in toe Bogside battle­ strong. (AP Photofux) ute he anw a sign telling the as- Consumer and Marketing Serv­ PRICE o 6o 0( ready stationed in tJie province, THE BACKGROUND: In 1916, field. Police and rioters hurled tixinauts, "Through you we ice official, said In an Interview. '2 moved in immediately to help following an uprising against bricks and rocks at each otoer. hmched the moon." Then he Ih e liar-ranging proposals In­ hard-pressed police restore or­ toe British, Ireland became a Shops Slid homes were being said "It was our privilege to- clude mostly exisUt^ federal o o 00 der. republic. This was followed by a boarded up in preparation (or ilay to rroaa toe country lo specifications on meat inspec­ d r a m a tic r ed u c tio n s on A British force took up posi- civil war, which resulted In the another night of terror. touch America " the wild young division between toe 26 counties tion and pexiklng house < ^ ra- OUR ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK Uons outside the Guildhall in An estimated 60 police alone Spacemen Leave Stars Gueets at Ute olaborale slate Londonderry within 10 minutes (See Page EIgbt) (Bee Page Fifteen) dinner, (he first ever held out­ fun furs in (See Page Eight) side Washlngtin, tncludsd msm- liem.of llte Cabinet and the Su­ With Stars in Their Eyes preme Court, 44 of 50 governors, exciting styles re|iresentatlves of the diplomat­ . the lotMt silhouettes to wear from now on . . . A - lines NOT ALL LOS ANGELES (AP) ing our aigtits . . . and tor the across the street. Communist ic corps and too asrospaca busi­ swing skirts, sheaths, coot styles and mony more. SIZES that will create —Red Skelton and his kind of men you are." police detained the DeFores an ness. svistlon heroes, military IN ALL Actor Don DeForc said of the liour they feared It would be leailero and (rtsnds and rsla- wife called it “the most astronaulB, "I cried every Ume long«r~and confiscated the Uves of the astronauU. * JUNIORS » MISSES • HALF SIZES STYLES furor this fall brilliant and exciting eve­ one of the guya got up." film. "When the Invitation to The 2Vz->iuur, seven-course ning we’ve ever had.” Lost Saturday OeFore Ihls dinner came," said the ac­ feast In a lavishly decorated To Irano Dumts U was “Just knocked on the (toor of a rrla- tor, a longUme Nixon campaJgiv l»«llns)m of toe Century Plaza magnificent." Dick Martin (of live In a Czechoslovak village er, "we dropped everything and Hotel broke up after a great Rowan and Martin) exclaimed, near Prague while his wife Mar­ come home." roar of cheem and .claps (or the “ Delightful! A great honor to be lon took a picture of him from "Wfiat on eventngt" btonde astranauls who spoke miHleatly here." And Pat Boone said: June Haver cried excitedly, of their accompliohments. "For our young people, a great standing beelde husband Fred Karller, they were cheered by HOUSE HALE night. We’ve got some real an eetlinatrd 4 million In New M6 MAIN STREET ------^ ^ ^ MncMurruy "President NUcun DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER heroes." Banies Critical ** walked over k> our tobie with York flly anl- So It went Wednesday night as Of Dempfey Mike Oa!llns and said, '1 Just i-ogo. a omall-town boy from suburban For Absrnce wanted some of you people i»ver Nixon hmied Kuit the astro- Whittier—the Prestdiimt of the this way to meet him ’ nniite fnay travel overseas after United States hosted the Apol­ HARTFOIU), tkmn (AP) "We nhi>oli hamki with (he lo 11 astronauts at a state din­ Stats Sen. Wallace Ilomes, Re­ (gee Page Flltsea) i *•9- to $45. I’reoldent amt OolUns and I ner. publican leader In toe Senate, kliOMd Wemar Von Braun -he’s It was a spectacular that claimed today tool Gov. John other fake furs to $90 (he head of Um whole Ihlng” turned movie Otars into fans and Dempoey hod ’’em barrassed’’ I MNm! r n M: I f ffYrmiTrrttt: r In her excitement Jtsw forgot Peperino Presents outglamored Olamorvllle on Its Ooraiectlcut by turning down an to convey a tiiesiiage from the borne ground, a *32 million ho­ tiivltotion to toe Apollo 11 cele­ MacMurraya' twtn daughters. Nixon To Ask All of a sudden it's beginning to look like furl With tel. toe Century Plosa. lleg« atiulm ts despite ITALY make-believe for toe simple rea­ the (altiira of Oongrcxai to revive son that it was real and unlop- derry immediately after their arrival in the strife- a g«»verTimrnt-bBCkrd program pabie: 24 daya earlier Nell A HALE China Says Troops •.efore startirig a three-w eek va- torn city. They were calletl to ifelp restore or­ Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin Congress To Buffet catUsi 945 MAIN ST— DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER der. (AP Photofax) Jr . had aet foot o n 'th e moon I'reaidenl Nixon or Itobert It while Michael Oolllris circled Klni'h. je cre la ry of Health, kkhi- above them in their mother Skirt All-Out War Nixon Tax Proposal •-allisi srvi Wsltare, will make craft. tile Hrsi |iubllcly. according to 946 MAIN S T R E E T TOKYO (AP) — Oommunhst In repeating its broadcast of WASHINGTON (API - P resi­ fecleral fumts to stalea without Now here they stood on the giivrniment sources The state- Wednesday, Peking Radio said ballroom’s plush orange carpet dent Nixon's proposal for th# any restrictions. Downtown Manchestor ROUND OUT YOUR LINEN'CLOSETWITM China's official radio said today inent rwrw Ijeing |>ret«red,. the fighting broke out on Sinklang’s Hardly a ' throat could have re? federal goverriment to ahare Maivin said 'oiir wivke xyk Open 6 Days its military patrols on toe So- wsirree aibl. will noaure lersting northwest border nuire than 6(X) mained unchoked os Nixon pre- some Income tax revenues with tern xnikl be unluirsed by a HOUSE Ttaoraday to 9 PJlL vlet-Sinklang border withdrew Cong Casualties Rise iiulitultotis that tile iMlrninlstra- miles northwest of Lop Nor, site .sented each hero a medal to toe etstr (aces formidable ob- massive. blanket system of SNOWY WHITE PERCALE SHEETS tion will piwti for speeily octiun •’to prevent woreening of the sit- of Red China's nuclear weapon etacles In Congreae. revenue sharing I item't’be crashing audience applause and •M loan legulatlon when con- uaUoh.’’ But toe Chinese gave plants and missile testing yellsT Arid he led a efuunpognp But the Prestrlent will have lleve Congress will embark wlb In Heavy Fighting giew goes Uick to work Hept J no further information on the grounds. toast' "We thank you for rais­ more than a year to campaign ty-nilly upon any massive plan 9 Tile Henatr already has b y S / r t n g m a i € i border clash reported in central Peking’s Foreign Ministry .SAIGON (AP) .— Enemy cas­ for (he proposal which he wants of revenue sharing " Vk-dnomeae killed Mncc. the ene­ jMSseil arvj a Hiaise rommittes Asia. charged : ‘‘Tbe Soviet, side sent ualties climbed steadily today to beetjme effoctlve in I97i, - - i Hoth chairmen wtv> are con 72x108, my nthicked 150 Ijoses and il.1* iiiq/ojvrd legtskttron raising The Soviet press and radio in two helicopters, db&ns of tanks as hard fighting was reported towns early Tuesday In what He will have toe aid of some Moscow also confined itself to fot the third day north of Saigon congressmen and the rnthuslas (See Page Mfteen) the interest rale celling on gov- Iwin ’Jitted and armored vehicles and sev­ U.S. analysts consider tlw rqien- rrrimrnl guaran(eef state niques which gave no details of South Vietnam. Beret C.O. and I'ical officials kmrei to 10 per cent Each bill BuHer-soft leefhers in fall kilometers (a mile and a quar­ nist command's fall offensive »(>ec-ines the new ceiling would toe clash nor any count of the ter) into Slnkiang, firing on More action also was reported Informed soiin es eirtmuited The obstacles they face In­ Kirh Still Hav<> fashion colors, slightly an­ casm lties. just below toe demilitarized clude is- retroactive lo all bssns mode C hin^ frontier guards and kill­ U.S. casualties at 100 to 125 And Lawyer after Aug It tiqued — just right! 'The Soviet announcement said ing or wounding them ." zone, and American B32 bomb­ Outspoken oppoclUon by two killed iind more- than 800 wM>|)liol<‘M Offlrials in the Office .jf Edu only that se\'eral persons were ers made their heaviest raids key Houee chairmen. Wilbur D Up-front styling — for pants or mini's! Mopcow newspapers printed a i-ation e trwireii * Wssn division 81x108, killed or wounded but did not there in more than three In Confali MUIs. t>-Ark , of the Ways anrl WAHHINGTTlS (AIM Ttw foreign Ministry communique The 7 Quan Ixa-An !./»-Lrs have estlnmbp«l tlist .upwards of Chunky heels, with that right now look. disclose on whic side or how which said tension had been months. Means (.'ommittee to which toe Uft crviclAl loop- full fitt^ Nmh triangle, north of .So gon SAIGON (Apt The general 720 'ksj ttudents may be derueit Big broad toe expression! . . . and only many. building up along the border in Allied forces claimed more proposal wss referred, aivd hoies in Us [soviatons to phig and close to the Cambodian bor­ who ordered the arrest Tex , ol tax kjopholea for the very rich, test notes, u-ith Peking warning • Ireen Beryt »>idlert on a mur­ the Approprtatlona Commllle* according to a Treasury expert Isn't raised from the current 7 The communique said the fighting as American forces der charge met today with the per cent Th* interest rate for, 90x108 of “serious consequences" if The proepect that th* tax The trouble is In a eecUon of SAUC PSiOElO! Chinese invaded six miles east pursued North Vietnamese units civilian lawyer for one of them p rim e tswnnvwra l.t a record XS HPBCIAL! there are further provocations reform bill. If ultimately passed toe lax reform bill aimed at In­ CmUllUEN’8 aCHOOI. of Shalanashkol. which does not that made a heavy attack.on toe but did not rule on the lawyer s Jm-r cent and Moscow promising “a deci­ In the lurin ' approved by the suring that no wealthy taxpayer fhow on maps, in the Semlpela- three towns early Tue day (•etnirjn for his client's release The uperuji te Uut Ihousurvds 90x120, sive rebuff” to any Chinese ac­ tmsk region of Kazakhstan. House srlll siphon off some fed­ may rompielrly escape federal WOMEN’S LOAFERS Missing GIs U.S forcez said they killed 124 An Army sfsikesmon said of ki-ts riuiy nut be able to tion. eral revenues that otherwise Imofne taxes SHOES 60x80 queen fitted Tasa. the Soviet news agency, North VietnameM in five i«attlea Maj. Gen G L Mabry, corn go to college this tall because The U.S, State Department Held bv Cong would be svallable (or sharing Ttv bill s« drawn by the said two Chinese were captured W enesday and tod/iy srhile msnder of supferTt troot» In ttiey can't g«l loan*. ' one feder­ JUST a Boya’ Oxforda stressed toe United Staples will A crowded sche*!ulr for the Ways ami .Means- Committ--* ONLY ,A,', \ \, In Hong Kong, m any,escapees Amerlcin casualt es were three Vietnam, told attorney George al ksan uftii oil said • *M P air apevtally prioed a OIrla’ Sobool Stylea ' ayold taking sides in\the dispute WASHINGIGN (AP) The W s^ ^nd Means Committee,, snd panned by the . tbmse is it \ 108x120 frorp toe maituand report mas- killed and 24 woundejaals 4.00 cases 2 fo r fore midnight Wedne»d;>'. The bry said he would let Gregtjry For years, < 'ongreos has Ustns ' a television inten’lea- Wednes­ colony tc-lievc the stories about , Confirmation that toe pre­ A Republican tag on the viously listed men are In captiv­ paratrriopers were blor long the know- when a decision is made grante>i certslh tax exemptiona A further •'ompUcalion came day night : "I don’t kke to say the troop movements but say j/ropoewl. underlined In Nixon's ity was based on Information •outhern apl>roaih to Tty Ntnh Asked when Mabry might act In •sve area iur oreXher such os when the .’ienate, added an Basic white. Basic type-180 percale. The lorsg we're neutral. Our positton is there' is little other information message by a stress on the long brought bock lost week- by three City the key prortnrta) 'apiUl on the petition, a sprdtesman minerml deptetlon alkiwiisicea. amendment to Its bill that would that we are going to attempt to to indicate major conscription (im# party theme that the f ^ e r weoring, ever-procticol, ever pretty pillow casM newly released oervlcemen, os 55 m iles rv)rthwe«t of .Ssig'Jrt Bald hr didn't know, but charitable contribuMons. form prohibit bunks from requiring a become more (rtenefly sk-lfh both Add ng to the doubt is the *1 government has growrl too well as Information from other The battle rsg*4 until dawn wouldn t think he'd take any ttn- kmse%. Interest trvni municipal stuiient ot- hte family to hatve on coses ond sheets. Fitted with Spring-On* elastic tl^ Soviet Union and Commu­ big, powerful ^ InWfficjfrbt ‘ known tect that most , escapees aource*. a defense spokeaman V>d«y and a fte n s s r l 9outh due anuiunt of time " arxt' yu te bonds ^ Ol count os a ctsiditlun (or a corners, or flot. NowWs the time to supplement nist China and we're not going from China, if caught by Hong ■ Mills /was on record )(gatnst HOUSE HALE said Vietnsmere headqujirterf said Gregorys petition charged iloal'of theae deductions have loan, the official mid. -k. to play one against the other. Kong border patrols, claim they toe proposal even before it woe ^ your! linen doset with these oil-time!, snowy white The Pentagon indwated on 73 enemy de--l were eourVed in- that the l>sig Binh Army jtock- limitations, but wealthy tndtvtd He said the provision spon- \ OPEN THURSDAYS TO • P.M. — CHAROB ACXXIUNIS INVITBO We are going to see if we snnounced ofricUlly He told favorites by Springmoid. are fleeing hunger or per-ecu- Wednewlay that toe mcenUy ob- rludlng a deputy batlaiion com- adr eil in which Middleton has uals have been able to moke In- lo rv ii by Sen. Edw ard M Ken- can relieve tenatons by becom­ nswufnan he wfOjtii t«r um U ef’ *46 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Uon.,imprijnnment of conscrip­ ing friendly with both o< them” tion. (See Page Eight) (Boo Page Eight) . (He« Page EIgM) ably oppused to the dlaburwlng of (Hee Page klflera) ilea Page ‘nUfteea) .... I