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Newark Quiet, Violence Spreads Extra IForiy ASI1X;E17, Pa. (A P)—illxe railroad strike gave resi Rail Service dents of this man eart- i Policeman Killed em Pennsylvania eommunlty something else to worry about today besides the loss of transportation. Abhley’s only fire and am In Jersey Rioting bulance etrens noimany are ive Strike powered by the compresaors at the Oratial Railroad of NEWARK, NJ. (AP)— • New Jersey yard. "^ith most businesses shut When the railroad Strike voluntarily, Newark police began Shortly after mid and National Guardsmen night, AShley’e elrena were Don’t Kid, started a careful buMing silenced. by building search today PoOce arranged that sirens Says Boyd; in the rioit-tom but now r.:;m . in neaihy Newtown and peaceful Negro slums for I f e ’’ Preston could call Ashley inaipers who h ^ fired an - firemen to duty. It’s Chaos’ iport occasiomd wiM shot during WASHINGTON (AP)— lasts th e night. The nation’s biggest rail ianu, .m is d t y o ( 400,000, New Jer sey’s largest, started efforts to RibicoiPf Asks strike in 20 years virtually 3am- reUim to normalcy, with major wiped out commuter serv H c- attentloB to hauling away piles ice, cut ties between farm rellis of rotting gaxiiage and debris. R em od eled and market and partially CoUecttons were halted Thurs oung blocked the flow of arms ila ry day after the first night of riot Bureaucracy for Vietnam today. Chanc Id o f ing that brought death to 24, i>K a es for quick congressional ses- injured more than 1,100, result WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. legislation that might end taten. ed in the arrest of around 1,800 Abraham A. Rlblcoff, D-Oonn., com - and caused property damage of called today for a celler-to-roof the walkout fell consider ither. over 80 million. remodeling of the federal biu> ably. - As the violence in Newark eaucracy he helped build as a Senate suid House conferees, who have been unable tor sever subsided Simday, after five days member of the Kennedy admin al weeks to agree on legislation
-at------nearby^ Century------^ with------D bums, u gf e iie 0 ,^ wauft u i a c c thfeg agente ofv a f*.*? t«cbnlcala . ai, - amendmentsnnA than re- gj^^nate means ofw trans- The —- New--— Haven------had originally„ ------^ One was taken to the Intensive o,e state fire marshal’s office, ‘“ ’5 ana in®" pgrtatlon this morning as the announced its Intention to main- care unit at a Pensacola hosp^- ggjd vapor from the broken flu- “ to^the House lor action Haven Railroad lay para- tain at least partial operations tal and eight were' transferred orescent lamp was Ignited by to«the day. lyzed by the nationwide railroad In the face of the nation-wide McNamara’s VieCVisits to the jaU at Pensacola. the burning newspapers. reST teJ^^sSe JrapoTal"S . The fire was set by prisoners, ..jim gyre they didn’t antlcl- About 24,000 persons normally announced that lit was cancel- expected to go along this time, said Louis Walnwright, director .pgtg ^hat would happen," take the line to reach their jobs ‘ng Its New York p w ^ e r of Ihe State Oorrections Divi sending the measure 10 r-resi ^ ^ trains, but that It would try to Recall Vast Differences sion. A guard saw two prisoners (See Page Nine) I depend on the road for daily )*®®P niost of Us freight service transportation to Boston.’ and other passenger service go- An AP News Analysts to reveal information of value to 10,000. More significantly, they^ The shutdown, begun at 12:01 Xno. By BELMAN MOBIN the enemy, and to avoid damag- no longer were engaged solely a.m. today, meant agony for the the unions wouldn’t buy NEW YORK (AP)—Since log the morale of troops in the in "training and transports- long-suffering bankrupt line as ^ ® raUroad spokesman said 19^ Secretary of Defense Rob- field and civUUau'«t'liattwi>'Fett tion.” . Oorresiiondents noted well as for its passengers and today of the attempt to keep ert S. McNamara thas gone to example, in 10(6 the New York that the soldiers were firing freigh t custom ers. s®*"® h eig h t serv ice (^ r a t in g . South Vietnam nine times and Times quoted an official as say- first and not merely returning “If tWs Stilike iosto more than "^® spokesman said the super- aWar each visit a statement was ing, “I admit the press was enemy fire, a few days, the New Haven (See Page Ten) issued on the war as it appeared sometimes Ued to in Saigon in 1963—On Oct. 2, after a sur- I ' railroad will not operate in its then,and an official estimate of the past, .but that does hot vey in Vietnam, McNamara and present system," Richard Joyce the future course of events. mean that lying has continued Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor report- Smith, a trustee tor the Une . vast difference stands be- and that the official word can ed to Kennedy. The White Houae said Sunday evening. "We have tween the first and ninth state- never be taken at face value.” then Issued a statement which no money omj we can’t afford ments. It indicates three things: In any eventl here are the said: the drain on our very slim cash News Tidbits 1. The ability of the Ifietnam- nine statements issued following "(They) reported their judg- resources.” •M—demonstrated repeatedly McNamara’s trips and the ment that the major part of the , State poUce at the Westport iQ 2000 years—to confound th eir events that follow ed : u.S. military fai«v can be com- barracks reported that traffic Spurred by rebounding auto •nem les. 1062—A fter a- visit o f tw o pieted b y the end o f 106S, al- on the Merritt Parkway was sales, the national economy re- „In wars of independence, they weeks, the secretary said the though there may be a conUn- about twice as heavy as it was sumes expansion during the diefeated the Chinese In the d | s - United States had "no plan for ujng requirement for a limited last Monday. But on the Con- second quarter 'with the Gross tant post and the French In the Intr^uclng combat forces into number of V.Br tra li^ peraon- neoUcut Turnpike, traffic ■vol- National product advancing by OMOTk (After 1962, Vtotnamese South Vietnam!” He said he was nd. ume was about normal. State 89 billion at ah annual rate, Oommunlsts escalated the war "tremendously encouraged” by “niey reported that by the poUce said. the Commerce Dept. says. . . more rapifUy and more effec- developments there. American gnd of this year the U.S. pro- The parkway has fewer tolls, Samuel Kanell, director of the tlvely tfaan^American officials forces then amounted to 8,000 gram.v^for training should have ait odficer noted. Connecticut Transportation At^ amarently lantldpated. men. • progressed to a point where 1,- Norwalk Mayor Frank N. Zul- thority says ttie rail strike hM ft, inopia^d timi8m in President John F. Kenn®^y 000 U.S. military personnel as- lo caUed a meeting wUh com- caused a "very crltlcnl sltun- Washington. defined their role as "training dgned 'to Vietnam can be with- muters for Monday night to dls- tlqn!’ in the state and urged A*... cuss ways of getting transporta- quick action by Congress to .:jto 1968, the White Houe-isaued and transportation, and we are drawn.” •Sft< statement saying the "major assisting in every way we American mllitaiy forces then yr:'. tion to New York City. get the trains moving again part” of the U. 8. military effort properly can 9>e people of South ^n^ere reported to total 14,000, an VlrtuaUy oU the railroad’s . . .E. Clayton Gengras of Opuld be completed "by the end Itietnam.” He touched on the increase of 4,000 in a year. N 9,300 employes are Idled by the West Hartford has purchased ' a strike. Only, a small cemUngent the Adley Oorp., a New Haven 0( 1985.” problem of official dlsclosuKa on November 2, Ngo Dlnh S V ' !I78> The praUem o( bmv much to saying, "This Is an area Diem, president of South 'Viet- r of supervimn' personnel came trucking firm. . ‘.Egypt notl- to report almit the war and how where there la a good deal of nam, was asaasatoated. 'a X to perform routihe maintenance flea’ United Nations that any {{(iankly to report it. demger and It’S a matter of to- Iq a news conference Nov. 14, chores and to st&nd watch over IsraeU attempt ti^ float boats Smoke rises from the ashes et road camp prison where 37 prisoners were the ImmobUe rolling stock. in the Sues Canal will be te- Military men usually claim formation.” a reporter ariced Kennedy if the a fjey must fog over the facta, or In October, six months later, burned to deat^ in Northwest Florida. An investigation by Florida officials The New Haven, fifth largest garded as a vielattea at the iMt state them at all, so as not American troop strength rose to (Bee Page Nineteen) was started to determine the cause of the blaze. (AP Photofax) passenger Une In thO U.8., car- current cease-fire, . . he has received 140 hours of training in prtice procedures the same vhgve, watery tone since joining to 1661..He Is mar colors as, Dehusajr. Debussy i|i Copper Strike Sheinwold on Bridge WE NAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES ried and the fattier of four chil I much tr e e r in' his musical dren. Structure than Rhvel; in fact, Summer Seen Stalled b r iLu a n t l e a d Sprenkel Plans to Seek His ap^lntm ert became ef Ravel frequently displays an BEA’K CONTRACT ‘East dealer < Day ln.'..Day Out... fective July 6. ‘T H E WAY ahnost classic involvement with Until Friday North-South vulnerable By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Bids on Town Hall Soon South v ^ d s o r OoUector of form. This Is greneraTly lost on Theaters Tile twelve pteygrounds being By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NORTH Revenue John Brown reports the average concert-goer who 4 K1063 Tavm (Manager Terry V. lleuteRaat-colionei nrtdch he ex I HEARD IT” The nation’s leading copper The ability to pick 'the best supervised by the Recreation that total tax bills amount to usually knovim nothing o f mued- pects to receive next Jimev on PRESCRIPTIONS opening lead is worth hundreds (? 92 DepartmeHt have had tw o busy 03,601,306.36, and except for cal form. O K96 \ . . .’A •wl'a be In a pooUioii to adver- He entered the NaUonal “And now throufiflv the courtesy of the California Jf*^?e8s‘”toda?' m of points per session, especial those o f 060 or les, can be paid In fact, most of the orches .weekSB. The (apoctal events neld ^ the new 0700,- Guard Jime 21, 1948 as a prih . . . reeultiitg^in meaningful hy John Gruber Candy Co. we bring this box of outstanding new con- management officials 4b AJ95 in two InrtallmentB. These are tra knows liW e more, and ly wSien. itbo opponeritla have EAST were an "On Wheels Parade” 000 town heUl soon, •vate, received' an artillery com- fections and with it some of the spiciest little novelties for talks Oater this WEST mriasdcn to'1962, and to 1960 be due July 1 and January 1, but savings to you every day! ^motime the c^ductors s ^ y^u have ever . . . “ Well, if you’ve ever been to a bur- bid the hand to the hilt. You 4 AJ9S4 and a ‘‘Oosume Parade.” The TWs was in wqAy to a ques- 4 Q72 came a legd^y^icer on the Ad grace periods are allowed un to know even less. Ravel Is jggque show you've heard the rest. Federal mediator S. Lyle need a keen e$ir and the cour (? K10 8 7 ^ Q64 tollowing were given a’weu’ds tion of town councilman How- No ups sad downs In your Proscrlptlqn for ouitisftandlng entries; ard PUtts as to when the praj- jutant Generei’s Staff. til Aug. 1 and Feb. 1. After that cerebral rather than sensitively age of your convictions. 5 O Q10 8 3 costs—no “discounts” today. “Regular But if you have never t a k e n ------Johnson said in Salt Lake City 0 ON. WHIteES PlAilQADIE ectt coidd get under way and as ■He recently completed a 60- they become delinquent and Last week we talked about "Les Chasseur Maudlt.” His or emotional, as is the case with In that great Aimertoan sliice Tlwelve Angry Men," has also Sunday that only a major Opening lead —queen of 108764 * Q prices” tomorrow! Debussy. Highland I*arit: Mart color- to ■when the new Wapping Post page uniform code of military subject to a monthly Interest Russian composers, so we might chestral works are all dignified of the theater, itben the Oakdale **®?*’?^ a major role, «break” could bring the two spades. SOUTH penalty. No “reduced specials”—no “temporary There are other iFrench com ful, Kirk Woolpert; mort beau- Office would be put out for Justice, which iwas approved toy as well be fair and talk about and rather top-lofty, character Musical Theater da lor you this along witli Mark Hammer and parties together before Friday. ♦ 8 Approximately 01,500,000 re reductions” on Prescriptions to Inrs posers such as Satie, Poulenc, When today’s hand was play tlful, Debbie Beauichamp; most bkh. the 1967 'legislature and incor- French composers this week. In ized by a penchant for a great week. The labulous Aim Corio Chris Bemeau. xhe gap between the two (5 AI33 mains to be paid on the first in customers! Milhaud, Honneger, and so on. ed to tKe recent wnrid cham original, Marion ’Ibmuslak; ■Spronkel said he had no in- porated into the state Eftatutes. general, there are few thorough deal of modulation. His facility brings her troupe of left-fiooted Nightly ciutaln is at 8:80 at widened Saturday with charges pionship in Miami Beach, the O AJ742 stallment, and is expected that They are not in a class with Kmallert, Kris Woolpeitt; cutert, formation about the post ofifioe. In Honor Society A t the same time, there Is never any ly significant French works of in modulation is not in it with the Harriet Jorgensen Theater, phelpe Dodge in a.Doug- 4 K32 most of this will cotoe to be compromise tai service or quality! Debussy and Ravel, and in gen chorus girts, mullnblown strip North Anuertoan team bid and ECm Woolpert but he undeirtood ■Uiat usuailly Two South Windsor rtudents music, and iFrench composers Strauss, however. pers and Ibaggy pants comics to Good^ieed O p e n las, Ariz., newspaper advertlse- made three notrump on the East South West North fore the Aug. 1 penalty dead eral their music is dying out Natiian HOle: Bert trtoyicle, this stop was .taken from 90 to are among 40 at Bay Path YOU GET OUR LOWEST are spotty In dlstriibution. In general, Franck’s music is the WlalUingifiord tent for a Openli^ for two weeks at m^nt that the unions exhorblt- North-South cards at the first Pass 1 0 Pm ® 1 line. just as the composers them 4 lOnet White; ges carriage, El 100 days oflter Sin option had Junior College, Long;meadow, PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Rameau and Couperin were rather conservative and some Goodopeed Opera House in iElast antly demanded wage increases tafcie o f 'the match. The result 2 0 Pms 3 « selves have died out tn recent week’s stay. And as a special Pass la Decelles. been taken on a site location. Mass., who have qualified for We Deliver of the baroque era, but even what stuffy. Conservatism is al added attractiou, the "Tbp Haddam is the wild farce o f the totalling more than $2 per hour. would have been a standoff If 3 NT All Pass AdvertlSeBnent— YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE years. Pass The Post Office Department membeirshlp to Maroon Key though Couperin was known as so the mark of Camille Saint- Banana" will toe exHburlesque, l»30s, "Roam igervlce.” One o f Joseph P. Malony, vice presl- West had led a club or a heart Robertson; ’Ihe Oakland Ed Full-time bookkeeper for gen MORE THROUGHOUT THE Eveiywhere 'Soimmlng up French music, wards v n . took an option on eight-tenths Honor Society. They are Ellen "Couperin le grand," his works Saens (1835-1921). Here was a nightclub and television funny ^ country's foremost resident ^gnt of the United Steelworkers, at the replay table. eral Insurance agency. Some YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR Valley St: Mtort original, of an acia near the irew town Dorsey, daughter of Mr. and are not so grand compared to brilliant individual who essayed it would toe fir to say ithat it man Jerry Lester. professional repertory oompa^ replied, “ the reason for the Here, however, the Ameri experience considered. For ap your high-card structure is [>ebbie Tedford; prrttlert, Ka- hall May 17 oikl a purchase Mrs. Frank J. Clpolla, 56 I PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. those of Bach and Handel. Then a number of fields, doing well represents a welcome change company o f the strike U the failure of Phelps cans sat East-West, end Alvin pointment tel. 289-8243. in an art which Is predominant poor. Moreover, you should not thy Forther; funniest, David 07,500 ■Was approved by Perce Rd., and Ellzabetti you have to wait for Berlioz be in each. Unfortunately, he Theater O f the Living Arts, wUl Dodge to engage in collective Roth held the West cards. Roth coimt 2 points for the queen of TedfOrd; mort elaborate, Robin toe coiuicU. Wholley, daughter of Mr. and TRY US AND SEE fore you get an important spread himself so thin that his ly German, but the 'French have Begun a haM <^en years ^ company to the Oon- baifalnlng." knew that South-had good dia Manchester Evening Herald yet to produce a truly great otf-Broadway, clubs and an additional 2 points Andetson. It ■was antlcipa'ted that oon- Mrs. John T. Wholley, 1906 French composer. We've al works have very little depth. adway, it .played two ndoticut ,T>tvpriRiver landmark for Some ak 45,000 m union members, monds and sensed that he had Siouth Winder correspondent years on .the Big Stem, then for the fact that it is a single- GOSIDME PARADE atruotion of both buildings Main St. ready discussed him and found You’ll encounter his piano con composer. Debussy comes as the two-week stay. most of whom are with the Uni good hearts, the unhid suit, Ann Lyons, toL 644-8682. close to the mark as any, and switched 'to the tents and has ton. Highland Faric; Paula Qulricl. would 'be started sometime In Both maintained dean’s list he is more important' for his cert! (of which there are five) , j The show details the hllari- ted Steelworkers have been af from the conviction with which Copyright 1967 he is Important for his inno Nathan Hale: Prettiest, Alel- August. standing during both semes use of orchestral tone colors and his opera “ Samson and continued to do a landrofflce problems of a couple of fected by the coast-to-coast he had bid three notrump. Roth General Features Corp. vations, rather than for gfreat- da Ortrtnsky; Goariert, Karen Mayor Turns Major ters of their first college year. than the true value of his mu Delilah” on occasion. There’s business as burlesque-era fans .,n,ould-be producers trying to strike. therefore decided to lead one McConnell; Cunntert, Tom Haj- iSouth Windsor Mjayor James Constable Named sical thoughts. hardly a profound bar In any ness o f musical thought. flocked in to remember the good jjoid a group of actors together, Shut down are the big four of dummy’s suits. bucki and Janet ’White; mort Hl Thrawe, iwhio is State Judge Roland J. Godin of 71 Green one of them. —— oM days and a younger genera- rehearse a play and at the In the Industry—^Kennecott, Ana In the early 19th century There was little future In the Advocate to toe Comnectlcut Manor Dr. East Hartford, has LECLERC tion came .in ju ^ as large num- an "angel” to tnusual, Chaiyl Levi and BUUe France went in strongly for Jules Massenet (1842-1912) conda, Phelps Dodge and Amer clubs, but the spades / looked MILLER'S NoHional Guard with the rank here to see what dad (or maybe show. Trapped In a Goctoee; outert Susan Kearns; been appointed by the South opera, and Meyerbeer ruled the wrote a good many operas, but CoPCItfry ican Smelting and Refining. promising. Roth decided to lead RESTAURANT of Miajor, left Sunday tor (Jhar- FUNERAL HOME only his "Manon” holds the granddadlbad been ta lk in g jjgtel room, they try to keep all sfiliest, Diane T.ayB, OeU Kavln- Windsor town council as a full - roost In the country. He wasn’t Bargaining broke off Friday. the queen rather than a low lotteavillle, Va.. where he will tlmq constable for a temporary stage today. Incidentally, It will about. this going while also fending off sessions are planned akl and Johnny ’White. French, except by adoption, and Car Hits Fence, spade because South might - SPECIAL - attend toe Judge Advocate Gen- >term of six moiTths. 1 FUNERAL I AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. be offered next season by Con It’H all be at Otdtdale this the hotel manager and other Thursdaywith Phelps Dodge in (Robertson; (Most modern, Gail he wasn’t a great composer. He have the singleton ten or jack eral School uiYUl July 20. It is Godin, a Navy veteran and necticut Opera. They were great week, including the aforemen- creditors. Douglas, Ariz.; Friday with 'Dinner For Two" Bartlett; mort original, Itothy SERVICE did manage to establish the for Driver Charged of spades. being held at ’University of Vir graduate of Springfield Techni "W g Save You Money" hits with Mary Garden In the tioned candy butcher. CURTAIN CALLS Kennecott In Salt Lake City; Irwin; mort ooktofUl, Karen De- RICHARD E. mat of French opera, which is Killing Lead C ^ O ginia. f cal High School, Is 36 and has generally very long, in five acts, principal roles, but have fallen A Pennsylvania man was performances Monday Henry Murphy, well known July 26 ■with American Smelting BeiUa; prettiest, (HjcAly IDtiBella; LECLERC It was a killing lead. South (Mlaj. Throwe wiRl ihudy civil been employed as an experi b y the wayside since. In gen- charged S atu rda y 'afternoon a£- tbrough Friday evenings at 8:30, many area Stages, stars as Reflplpg in Denver and July bert mother eiid daughter act, Director with a ballet in the third act. played low from the dummy, 10 EAST CENTER ST. mental machinist for a South eral,they are sentimental rath- ter the car he was driving Saturday at 9:30. Miatinees are Cramps in "OnBorrowed js with '^Anaconda at Butte, KelDy and (ESlen O’Brien. affairs, as part of hia trailing The excessive length of the assuming that West had led MANCHESTER Windsor company. He is a dep operas, together with the gen er than dramatic. struck a fence on Bread and gj^ted 'Wednesday at 2:30 and Time,” opening tomorrow for a aa (State Judge Advocate, and Call 649-5869 from a suit headed by queen- 'Veiiplanck: (Mort original, uty leader to the CJoimectlcut erally low caliber of the mu- Claude Debussy (1862-1918) jitik st., police reported. two-week run at The Oval In Federal mediator Walter Mag- as a neceaaary part of hia ca 23 Mato Street, Mancherter Saturday at 5. jack. When Roth continued ■with Jean (Mader; Annlert, Debtale State Police Auxiliary in which Read Herald Advertisements sic, have caused most French is much more important as a The man, Stephen Lyons, 22, ^ ^ Farmington. . . Storrowtown giolo of Washington, D.C. said Denner; most coknful, Jackie reer couroe (tor appointment as Thursday morning at 11 (and theater In West Springfield an- the seven of spades, declarer operas to be withdrawn except composer than any o f the other of Philadelphia, was uninjured, - - there are no major copper tried a finesse With dummy’s Lane; prettiert, (Brenda Durand. In the country of their origin. Frenchmen. He founded the police said. Lyons was charged m tne otie oo >, ^ounces that the Martha Raye shortages and only a "pro ten. East won with the jack of (Bwkiley; Hiumaraus, Jeffrey Gounod's "Faust" is still heard, school which is known in mu.slc ^ith failure to drive in the Show, postponed a week ago. longed strike” could force the seat "The Wizard of Oz” espe spades and returned a heart. (FOiflln; creative. Mark Poulin In a four^act version, and you’ll as "impressionism.” In gen- proper Isuie, they said, has now been booked for the federal government to seek an South ducked, and Roth won end Weiyne Beltore; prettiest, have a chance to see his ‘ Ro- eral, his music creates moods Police said Lyons, driving cially the young theater-goers. week of Aug. 7-12. . .Also sign r injunction under the Taft Hart Nutmeg Playhouse with the ten of hearts. Back LAST 2 NIGHTS SuBi'e Paglutoa; modem, Mary meo and Juliet” next season at rather than trying to depict north, was passing another ed —for one-nlghters — are ley Act. He pointed out, how came the deuce of spades, amd I The Nutmeg Surmneir Play “Dirty Dozen” !%own 1st Aim Naiialllt; beet looklzig, (Dove I the Bushnell. But that’s all that actuality. northbound car on Bread and Theodore Blkel (Aug. 3) and A1 ever, that 25 per cent of the South was sure to lose five KeeiOog. house takes on an avant garde Hirt and his band (Aug. 5). . . remain of his output of a round For example, after hearing Milk Sts' when his left wheels nation's copper goes to defense. spades and a heart. He actual (Green: (Most clever, Bobby look starting tomorrow with a Whether it was the personal ______I dozen operas. his “Poissons d’or” or "Gold got caught in the gutter. He Most of the strikers are pro- ly lost another trick, suffering Uiptoo; prettiest, SalBy SniUh. I lost control and the car veered five-perfoimance stay by Eu- Similarly, "Pecheurs de fish,’ ’ you should be in much „ drawing power of favorite John ducUon workers at the mines a penalty of 300 points In ad K een ey : Preftttest, Meg off the road and hit the fence gene Ionesco’s “Rhinoceros. Raltt or the fact it was one of ^nd smelters. The unions say Peres” and "Carmen” are the the same mood as you would be dition to the 600 points that his Denhups Mark 40th Wedding Granger; ftumlest, D o u g la s it’s a 2 for 1 festivai at I two sole survivors of Bizet’s If you had watched an aquari- owned by Michael Lepter, police The biting commentary on mod- only three book shows on the they make about $3.25 per hour. teammates ihad 0 ^ ait Hhe first «l'l I em times will be directed 'by slate, only Ben Segal probably Hanley; scariert, John HOnley; output. Who hears anything by uni for about the same length reported. table of the match. D o z u i i Mr. ■and. Mis. Max Denhup The couple was married July nwst orlglnial, Greg and Brad Jon Jory, son of Hollywood and knows — but, last Monday I Mehul, LeSueur, Spontinl, Au- of time as the performance Lyons is scheduled to appear Just one Imaginative opening of 250 Hlliiaid St. were feted 20, 1927, in West Chester, Pa. Bredlce; (bert Jmiiitator. Jolm to Manchester Circuit Count 12 TV favorite Victory ^ory and night’s audience for "On a METOOCOUm I ber, Boleldfeu, Berton, and took. STAB WOUND FATAL lead brought in 900 points. Saturday at a 40th anniversary Mancherter Jenkijw. Aug. 14. artistic director of New Hlaiven’s Clear Day” , was easily the Isouard? Yet there are streets Harmonically, Debusy was TRUMBULL (AP) — A 47- Daily Question celei^tl
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,, ^ N N . . MONDAY, JULY 17, 1967 PAGE SEVEN T j m SOL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESl’ER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1967 Open Territory What does it say to the Johnson admin- rciiMmbcr Hm tatratlon? CDt says to try, before it is For Teachers in too late, one authentic, sincere, and net 3 Communities merely propaganda-oriented approach The Baby Has McKi n n e y f u e l c o . r. rKRcroaoN to toe possibility of negotiation, even if as Other Slum Areas HARTFORD (AP) — Only —*-i by tob ______mo oo.. ma to do so admits that we are Rot as . NHlW.WtK, N.J. (Al?) — Ne- Ignited the powder—and It was 14 that represents taxi driver Norwalk, Groton, West Hartford McKi n n e y f u e l c o . u WnH atret mighty and aU-oonquering as we and Griswold school districts re IfftBClMilter OOBIL gro leaderir say tbs Newark riot during the hot. humid summer John W. Smith and more than a wiAunsa B. tB B ja va o N thought we were. w as' caused. basically by the steamy, crowded side- toousapd adults and teen-agers main “open territory” for teach McKi n n e y f u e l P iMW mib ' .. . ,__ . - walks. It’s a time when Idle-arrested In what Oov. Richard Been Named er recrultlhg for the coming ______ltouiid>a O etotur 1. 1881______that have caused young men, without Jobs, mmiey J. Hughes described as a “crim- PublUhad Braiy Bvenlnc Except Simdayi rMlal iwUng and chaos in other ©r a place to go, seem to vent Inal insurrection.” yeiup. . . . for the host in ell sorvico! Md Holidays. Entered at tbe Fast Office at MaacheSer, Oonn., aa Seooiid d a ae Israel Ixxrfis At The UN urban slums. They said Negroes their frustrations with sudden The governor sald'only 8 or 4 ISMkut, Leo Mtehael, son Of Henry 6. and Nancy Mc ’This is the first summer In anatter.______- ______were fed up with broken prom- fury. per cent of the city’s 2()0,000 Ne- Mahon Lachut, 16 Reed 9t., Rockville. He was bom July 4 at many years that so few boards Under toe harsh desert sun of Pales BDBBCBIFTEON RA.TBS ises for new low-rent housing. That’s how it went in 1964 groes were Involved in the riot- Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal granidpuents of educatlcHi have failed to _ ‘PayaJbie in Advance tine the hafto desert God of toe Old better schoolsy better Jobs and when minor'' tfaffic mishaps Ing, and he blamed a "criminal are Mr. and Mrs. Wtmam F. M'cMahon, RockvlUe. His pater reach teacher salary agree One T ea r ...... <33.00 Testam^it takes on a new reality. In t o ModUib ...... 11.00 e q ^ Jubtlcq from ipoUce. triggered violence and looting In and subversive element”—^per- nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. lachut, Rock- ments, according to Bldwaid n m HaBthB ...... 6A0 Westminster or even Fleet Street, the Thls was the powder keg of North Philadelphia and New haps as few as 20 or 25 persons vlUe. He hha two brothCra, Wilham, 3Vi, and Gregory, 1; and Dorsett, president of the Con One Month ...... 1.86 dootrine of an eye for an eye and a unsolved issues, simmering for York’s Harlem. —for continuing the rebellion a sister, Anne-Marie, 2 ^ . necticut Education Association. ___ hbiebbr of tooth for a booth seems crude and many years through many hot it was something similar in against law and order, • ••*«• TOE A880CXA.TED PRESS atavistic. On toe Syrian heighta, whose Teachers in the four commu The Aaaooiated Press la exclusively entitled summers, teat exploded violent- Los Angeles’ Watts that erupted He said the rioters were "peo- O’Hara, Sean WlUiam, son of William and Carol Lewis nities are free to resign from to the use of repubUcatlon of all news dis guns had toe kibbutzim of Northern ly last Wsiteesday night sfter into the nation’s worst racial pie who say they hate the white O’Hara, 69 Dougherty St. He was bora July 8 at Manchester their Jobs and bargain in other patches credited to it or not otherwise credit GaUilee at their mercy until a few THOUSHT FOR THE WEEK ed In this paper and also the local news pub- the arrest a t a I^egro cab driv- rampage In August 1966 and six man but who really hate Ameri- Memorial HospitaL His maternal grandparents are Mr. and districts as long as their salary m Hahad hereV^ weeks ago—or in toe Gaza Strip where Mrs. Kraneth Lewis, 57 EHro Bt. His paternal grandmother ie All rishta of repubUcatlon of special dis toe braeli Army haa coUected a fSer- days of burning, looting and ca.” schedules remain unsettled, he patches herein are also reserved. ra e bloody rampage—which shooting that killed 34 and Lofton said Hughes was "dead Mrs. Kathryn O’Hara, 19 Flower st. said. Only West Hartford and some roomful of antihJewlsh paintings, *)*■**• The Herald PrintlnK Company Inc., as resulted in 24 deaths, 1,100 caused <50 million damage: wrong.” Griswold teachers, Dorsett said, By BILL LENNON sumes no ftnanolal responsibility for typo- which might baive been produced by the wounded, 1,300 arrested and Last year Negroes revolted in What bothered the Newark Patterson, James Dean, »on of R. Dean and Mary Ste have explicitly refused to sign grawldoal errors aipearlnK in advertisements SS and were in fact produced by 12- and other reading matter In The Manchester property loss of more than $6 Chicago and Cleveland, and this Negro community more than venson Patterron, 107 Tracy Dr. He was bom July 6 a t St. the proposed salary agreements. “No one is hyoking. No one will know about it.” Blvery Evening HerakL year-old Arab schoolgirls—it has. If million—was blamed on “raeist, year in Boston, CincinnaU, Ohio, anything else were three things, Francis Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. one haa heard these or similar tempting words at one time only for a moment, the plausible sym- or another. The temptation can be perauaaive at .times. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. brutal white cops and a mayor Tampa, Fla., end Buffalo, N.Y, - ’The recent all-out effort by Marion A. Stevenson, 27 Adams St. His paternal grandmoth CRT TO GET FUNDS Publishers Representatives — The Julius hietry of a syllogism. who refused to work with poor. Everywhere the complaints the mayor to locate a new state er Is Mrs. O. B. Patterson, GatllnlbuTg, Tenn. His paternal After all, If no one sees or knows about it. It IB a .secret, Mathews ^ed at Agency — New Yorh, Chi ’Ihe astonifihing thing about Israel at WASHINGTON (AP) — New isn’t It? Seoret? Actually, there ia no such thing aa a secret. cago, l>etrolt and Boston. helpless, frustrated people,” were the same: housing, jobs, medical school in the Negro grandfather Is R. R. Patterson, Los Angeles, Calif. He has a present, then, is not toat there may said Oliver Lofton, adminia- education, and end to' poverty slums. ’The school might dls- brother. Nelson, 3; and a sifter, Suzanne Lynn, 7. career grants to provide work Ibis story Ulustratea why— MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUIaA- have been cases of looting by Israeli •i • • * * experience and training for TION8.______trator of the Newark Legal and police brutality. place as many as 22,000 per- A burglar broke in a home. As he waa ransacking a soldiers or that refugees from the'-West Services Project, which oper- "We have lousy homes, loual- sons. Paseka, Pamela Louise, daughter of Richard A. and needy persons have been ap room, he saw a small statue, a head of Christ on a mantel. D l^iw advertising closing hours: Bank of the Jordan may have been en- proved for two Connecticut For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. afes on federal antipoverty er Jobs and the lousiest —Whether the antipoverty Lynn BVledrick Paseka, Mountain 'View Rd., Somets, Conn. Every time he turned around, the eyes of the statue seemed For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. oouraged to board toe bus for toe funds. schools,” said Lofton. program should be handled by She was bom June 26 a t Rockville General Hospital. Her areas. ’The communities des to be looking right at him. It bothered Mm. No nmtter where For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Allenby Bridge. Still leas Is it the uni Here, as dsevdiere, It was a ' Lofton, a former asslrtant the poor. . maternal grandparents are Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon P. Fried- tined to receive aid, number of he turned, the eyes seemed to speak to him. Finally, he could For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. versal determination to keep Jeru persons Involved total cost and Stand It no longer. He walked to the mantel, turned the head Far Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. minor unconnected incident that U.S. attorney, heads a staff of Robert Curvin, former CORE rick, 'Vemon. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and eyes to the wall At last, the eyes were not on him. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Fiday. salem or toe refusal to withdraw from leader, said Ne'groes aren’t op Edward Paseka, Rockville. She Mas a rister, Yvonne Lynn, 3. federal riiare are: Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day before toe occupied terriltories until the Arab RikUculoua reasoning? Of course. And he knew It. FYotn his publication. S p.m. Flday for Saturday posed to redeveloping the area Oommimlty Renewal TYam of chi'klhood reUglouB training, he knew he ww being seen. The and Monday publication. States make |>eace. The astoniahing where the medical school would IK Alessandro, Douglas Allen; son of George and Avis Greater Hartford, Inc., SO, $153,- eyes In the Statue remind^ him God’s eyes were •watching thing is toe almost total absence of the During Weekend Monday, July 17 be buUt-"but It should be locat Anderson D’Alessandro, 146 Grande Rd.-, East Hartford. He 880, $29,600. him, taking note. desire for revenge which moat French ed on 15 acres, not 160, and the Was bom July 8 at' ManriieSter Memorial Hospital. His ma Community Progress, Inc., It may be a srtory worth remembering. "" men toCt about Germany in 1918 and rest set aside for low-rent ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, 93 W. New Haven, 28, $166,370, $147,- many Englishmen felt in 19i5 — and State Crashes Kill Three; Center St. He has two brothers. Brace George, 8, and Brian Railroads Cannot Be Free homes and parks. 390. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE 7 which, for that matter, most Arabs “We have held many demon James, 6. have been taught to feel about Ihrael ’The grants were among those U2 East Center Street—649-7196 The way we mm our railroads hasn’t Danbury Man, 68, Drowned strations and sit-ins in the past annotmeed Saturday to go to 17 ever since IMS. but we have achieved nothing,” Brooks, B2Ien AUson, daughter of Jerome Mark and Ju- made sense for a very long time. They Israel’s current mood, it Is true, is states^ in Ein effort to relieve Photographed By Sylvlaa Oflani By THB ASSOCIATiro PBE88 Patrol. Tlie lone occupant of the said Curvin. “There heus been dfth Anne Zaches Brooks, Schofield Rd., Wllllngton. She was manpower shortsiges in suph are a national necessity which ere not one of universal aweetn'ess and absolutely no concession, no bora July 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater nevertheless allowed the status of a Three persons died on Con- other car, a South Carolina mo- fields as health, education and Ught. Like most small and beleaguered FISHING FLEET, STONINGTON neoticut highways and one per- torist was also killed, compromise, no offer from the nal grandimrents are Mr. and.Mrs. Stephen Zaches Sr., Cov wellare. The program, with a private enterprise.). They are a private peoples, the Israelis are apt to assume sim drowned in the state over Tlie other drowning occurred city government to aid the entry. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Leslie Hobby, Staf enterprise which are nonetheless sub toat toe world revolves around them, target of 3,000 persons at a cost the weekend. Saturday In Squantz Pond, New pUgbt pror.” ford Springs. She has two siftera, Teri Lyim, 5, and Itoren of $11.47 million, is for Indi jected to a- 'greater degree of public lik e moat people who have recentiy Also, five Connecticut real- Fairfield, but police were un Jesse Allen, head of the Peo Lea, 3. been persecuted, they are apt to hbUeve ••••*• viduals 22 years of age and regulation and control than would be dents were killed in ' a two-cw able to locate the body until ples Action Group, said, “Kids older. OUR BRIDAL RBQIBTRY contained in any ordinary definition of that those who are not wholly with By Rowland Evans Jr. head-on collision Sunday in Gas- Stmday morning. The victim, in the ghetto have no spending Trewhella, Tracy IMggs, daughter of Robert and Gail tbe status of privtute. them are against them. 'When you talk Inside Open Form tonia, N.C., and a Connecticut Edward Wordln Sr., 68, of Dan- money and can’t get Jobs. Ev-' Cowles ’Trewhella, 118 Palmer Dr., Wapping. She was bom to toe brilliant and articulate senior boy drowned Sunday afternoon bury, was swimming from a ery day we have many kids July 5 at Manchester Memorial H o ^tal. Her maternal grand TELLS EVERYBODY Their ownership finds its freedom al offficials of toe Israeli Foreign Ministry, Robert I>. Novak in ICaasachusetts. boat with a companion when he begging for help in getting parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cowles, WeSt Hartford. Her ways tolled with some degree or form you are given a dtaconcertingly over- Police in ChUmark, Mass., drowned, police said. work. paternal grandparents are Mrs. B. F. Lowe, Westbrook and FALSETEETH of pubfic subridy. shnpUHed picture of Soviet intentions R eport “Does It Mean. a manner by the 'Vincent Qeno- ■^4.1 ipater Pearson, 17 of Saturday, Daniel A. Formica, “And there’s also no recrea C. ,W. Trewhella, Blast Hartford. She has a sister, Ruth, 11. Chewing Effieinncy WHAT YOU WANT in the Middle East, which lays the noaxi- vesi Memorial Library E^ind. tion areas and when the kids *>•••• Their labor enjoys the freedom to To the Editor, Farmington, Conn., drowned 21, of Hartford was pronounced Increased up to 35% mum Stress on bellicose Soviet gestures LOS ANGELES—“We don’t Another gain In Watts Is the thits pathetically smaR output is Sincerely yours, Sunday afternoon after a cwoe dead near Route 84 In South- don’t work and have no place to Bourque, Heather Joan, adopted daughter of J. Nor strike if Congress indulges that partic and makes little allowance for .restrain Rev. Wilson in his 'A Thought Edwin H. 'Miay Jr. Clinical tm u prove you can now ular brand of inaction which permits it know how many unemployed Community Skill Center on all the more tragic 'because of he and a friend were fitoing Ington where his car struck PlaVi they stand around on the man and Joan 'Whitehead Bourque, 60 HillcreBt Dr., \remon. eat and chew better—make dentures TOWLE • LENOX • KIRK • MINTON ed Soviet deeds. WTien you talk to the South Figueroa Street—not in success of a unique employment for Today’ July 6 says, "The from overturhed In ChUmark eight' roadside posts, then over- street, and then the police come She was bora March 28 and arrived a t her new home July avenge up to 35% more egectlve—It to strike. older generation of Zionist political we have. We don’t even know Lord laughs at the wicked. . . you iprlnkl^a little FA8TEKTH on how many people live h
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E v r a ts son, 180 W o tts 'S t; Mira. L ou ise 107 HarU Dr., TalcottvUle; 80 Ensign St.; Mary Jane 37 Philip Rd.; Mrs. Barbara .Fort Old^t Town Graduates Late Problem Delays Dorricott and son, Lebanon; Prignano and son, Ekist Meaxl- Mrs. Anna Davis, 953 Main St.; Dodge, 39 ’Tuck Rd.; Mrs. Y5E525 ^ Tanker Seized Mrs. ^lleen Couture and son, GENOA, Nev.—Thl« foraMir ow, U I.; Mra. Kaddeen Berzen-. Clark Brown, 24 E.’ Maple St.; Etlzabeth Backus, 36 Marble in the 40 Olcofat St.; Mrs. LucUe Glae- P o n y SlxpreMB atation. was In Comlpensatipn ski and son, 368 Hartford Rd.; Stephen Johnson, 69 C3yde Rd.; St.; Mrs. StefaiUa Olechno, 153 UN Suez Observation Hilliard St.; Mrs. Mary Hohr, ser and daughter, 124 Broad St. founded by Normon pioneers in 'twp Retired Town Employes Mrs. Doma Bamdng and son, James Scozzasava, East Hart By THE ASSOCIATED PBIESS them until Laraell troops give 1 9 79 Hackmatack St. 1840 as F t 'Genoa. It b(ttie ddr W orld Fjor Oil Damage 23 N. Elm St ford; Elmer WlUls, 25 Lllley ^ territory they selied. • Also, Veimlng, Sharp, 107 Har- eat commimity in -Nevada. Some last-minute hitch de- flve-natioa Arab summit DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: at.; Daniel Steele,-Glastonbury. Chem ical Output up First to Get New Benefits LONDON (AP) — ^ e giant MUton Plouff Sr., BldweU St. Also, John Ftanko'vltch, 44 tl Dr., TalcottvUle; George KoretOu Disavow Guilt layed U.N. observation of the conference in Oaxio Issued a Rowe, 12 Trotter S t; Mrs. Un- PARdS—The French chem 149,840 FLEE RED CHINA H w JftaR two men'to bene- fore he could b^ them,/ the Liberian-registered tahkCr Lake Apts.; Edward Wralght, ' 74 Psrktns St.; Mrs; Kathryn Rig- SBOtJU South Korea (AP) — Sue* Canal cease-fire line today communique sayUig they had da Ryan and son, WindsorvlUe; ical Industry did well 'last year, T A IP E I—A (total o f 149,840 A iflE Oram (he town retlreinienit oars coflUded, they added. Palourde has been selMd in Sin Mountain St., Rockville; Joyce gleman, 40 Olcott St.; James North Korea dlaclaimed any but the EgypUan and Israeli ««««* "effecUve meas- Perkin s, 68 Bolton St.; Albert Mrs. Sandra Hayward and son, registering a 9.8 per cent pro mainland Chinese refugees fled imes to erase the consequences p ten BOsoe t t w ifilt in to effecit Joan A. Ursin cf Baxter St, gapore oil orders from London. NavtaUl, West WlUlngton: Mrs. part in the klUing Sunday of Harrison, 48 McKinley • St.; -Mansfield; Mrs. Loretta Wal- duction Increase. 'The estimat to Formosa from 1948 .through guns along the waterway were of aggression” and called for a Tolland, a passenger in one oar, Helen Harmon, 87 Pine Hill three American soldiers south wMh ’Vernon’s oonBoUdaUon two A treasury spokesman said to Tony Krutul, 165 Green Rd., Ung and daughter, 17 Lilac St.; ed value of 1966 output was 1966, accordin g ito o ffic ia l R e- silent for the second day. unified Arab stand. They also was taken to Rockville General St.; Alfred Huehner, Broad of the armistice line and refused years ago ireoeived their first day tt was part of Britain’s le Brook; Mrs. Marion Sharp, Wapping; Charles McDonnell, Mrs. Joan Baird and daughter. 35.77. pubUc' 'Of China statistics. Small teams of foreign mili renewed the Arab charge of U. Hospital where she was treated to Join the U.N. Command in 'hn checks taiet we«k. gal action to gK compensation tary men were on both sides of S. and British collusion with for injuries and released. investigation of the attack. ILewiB T. Skinner c f 4 ILove- the canal, making preparations Israel in the war. The ESteSs are scheduled for fo r
- St, police said. Be- v ille . cease-fire and Egyptian forces muda, a subsidiary of Union OU Survivors of .Italy’s worst war would immediately open fire. Ck>. of California. tim e m assacre voted 282-8 Sun On the Egyptian side of the day against clemency for the canal, five U.N. truce officers Naxi major whose troops . and seven assistants were set slaughtered nearly 1,800 people ting up headquarters in a hotel Florida Camp Fire Hospital Notes in reprisal against the parti 39^49FULL CUT FULL CUT at Ismailia, midpoint on the COLONIAL sans. LB V lsttin 9 hoars ore 2 to 8 p.m . tmnnsmHummiLum o . . . 104-mile waterway. ib BUTT HALF ib i in oD areas excepting mater SHANK HALF 49^ MaJ. Walter Reder, now 50 The observer unit on the Is and serving a life sentence in MISS KATHLEEN 8 . R Y A N nity where they ore 2:80 to 4 SAUSAGE 79 Vernon t. raeli side raised the blue and E M T t o C m * Kills 37 Prisoners FRANKS & 8 (.69 Gaeta. had applied for release HAMS p.m . and 7 to 8 p.m. and private COLONUiaonRFM. iu,.|b Manchester white U.N. flag over a head O n m A flURD CHUB to Join his aged, ailing mother (Continued from Page One) roonu where they are 10 o.m . quarters at El Qantara, and a STIAK PRICIS IfW CnVB MONDAY, TUBSDAY A W N IS D A Y ONLY B.A. in Anthropology 10:42 p.m. Guard Cocker Nelson to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested FRANKS in Vienna. Officials told him large Israeli escort took three Waiqwrtght said, “ but they an ^STEAKS (.99 UMSCB nicB n o n , m uT, e m n 44S. i> U. of Chicago said the aging world War H not to smoke In patients’ rooms. clemency would be considered observers on a tour of the canal ticipate there would be some style barracks was destroyed in No more than two vtsltors at only if the people of Marzabotto, to stake out spots for observa.7 slight damage an^ this would T urkey Luncheon X 16 miles outside Bologna, for eight minutes. one time per patient. STCAK 01 ROAST (.69 tion posts. The first unit was cause some of them to be trans g a v e him . ferred to Ralford or elsewhere.” Rescue workers retrieved 35 made up of four officers and bodies when the embers cooled seven U.N. civilian employes. The state penitentiary is at Patiente Today: 234 FOR ROASTING several hours later. A reporter 8 Killed in Laos The Australian leader of the R a lfo rd . at the scene said 19 -victims ADMITTED SATURDAY: lb I VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — group at El Qantara, Maj. Ron Walnwrlght said he didn’t were found in the showers, George Brooks, 35 Bigelow St.; LIPMAN'8 CHICKENS Blight persons were reported ald Skinner, said there would be know exactly why the men were whei« they apparently had Mrs. Beryle Caine, East Hart GENUINE— 4Mi TO 6-LBS. AVG. WT. a gradual buildup of observers displeased. “That’s what we killed and 10 of the Laotian idr sought safety by dousing them ford; Randy Castro, 1483 Elling along the canal. have to find out. ’There has been force’s T28 bombers from the selves with water. The other ton Rd., South Windsor; H. Bry I b ' The observers moved into the no indicaUon that any racial U . D U C K S United States were destroyed in two -victims ran from the burn an Featherstone, 469 Griffin canal area after the third suc problem wais involved at all.’’ TO P QUALITY-CHICKEN BREAST LEGS Oonununist commando attacks ing buUding and dropped dead ltd., Wapping; BYed Keish, 42G < • cessive weekend of fighting fol Asked why more prisoners Saturday and Sunday on the on a law n. Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Leontlne with . lowing the June Arab-Israell didn’t flee the burning buUding airport at Luang Prabang, the Klavins, 588 Bush Hill Rd.; Wil- rATUtt Q U A R T E R S w is g Ib b a c k ib t SWinPRENION ’Yw'G w In after the door was ' unlocked, Officials began questioning 1 Mi-lb: royal capital. war and a new cease-fire han Pschicholtz, 25 Mill St.; 41 Many persons were reported worked out Saturday night at Wrdn-wrlght ' said; “The guard the surviving prisoners. roll. GENUINE TURKEY ROAST Relatives of the victims began Harry Snover, 87 Charter Oak PORK ROU WDimded. Officials said the U.N. headquarters in New York.- LEMONADE told them to get out. ApparenUy U.BRVI1MUUCI arrl-vlng before dawn. A steady St.; Joseph Somer, WlUlman- WUta 2-lb. I raids were the work' of the Com The Egyptian government Pink or kogulor they panicked.” lb stream of grim fathers and tic; James Taggart, 129 Wells whfk munist Pathet Lao, aided by said 50 Egyptians wee killed Among the dead was a prison NEATBAUS Ib. er who started the newspaper- crying mothers walked slowly 8 t.; Mrs. Mildred Tew, WlUl- North Ifietnamese. and 134 were wounded in the mantic; Gregory Wairanan, 12-O Z led fire, Walnwrlght said. An- the bodies, GRAND UNION It was the second raid this fighting PVlday and Saturday Glastonbury; Mrs. Helen White, other survived. Walnwrlght de- Officials began loading the f RESHHAKE KING SIZE year on the a i^ rt. In Febru and that many were civilians. CANS 21 Eastbrook Ct., Rockville.. ary, Red attackers destroyed The Israelis reported eight of cUned to give their names. identified bodies on a Navy for COTTAGE CHEESE six T28s and damaged three theirs killed and 42 wounded. Mayne said guards ran lor truck and several hearses ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Simplest of all to Installl removal to a temporary morgue WHITE BREAD along with two helicopters of the The Israeli newspaper Haar- M in u t e their weapons when fighting Mrs. Theresa Agostinelli, 36 Air America line which flies MI8 S N A N C Y C. R Y A N etz linked the fighting to Israel’s No n eed to s u ffe r through broke out but returned in tlAie at MUton. Bunce Dr.; David Belanger, 79 Vernon St. The. barracks was stUl smok supidy missions to anti-Commu- demand for use of the Suez Ca another hot lununer. A new M a i d to save the 14 survivors. 2837 Ellington Rd., Wapping; Manchester ing as the relatives made their nist groups scattered about the n al fro m w h ich iESgypf has Hunter Attic Fan can be in S T O U m i > BOF • CHtCKDl • TURKEY Pasco Stb^graf. Eugene Bowers, 35 Birch St.; ’ |o o Hartford Hoq^ital stalled quickly and inexpen way across the basketball court * country. barred Israeli ships and cargo Pasco Rowells, a State High Mrs. Evrtyn Chartler, 218 Cen 7 sively in yotir home. Cools the 4 to survey the covered bodies. • • bound for Israel since the Jew ORANGE JUICE way Department foreman who ter St.; James Coughlin Jr., 40 entire house, r e p la c in g hot, M E A T PIES I^ I < The barracks, renovated two Clyde Rd.; Mrs. Emily Ellison, ish state was founded in 1948. humid air with cool breezes. 2 89 supervised the men at work, Many Want Settlement years ^go, had a capacity of 52 12 Dobeon R d., V em o n ; J e ffr e y HOLLAND HALL PENGUIN ORAMDUnON In Jerusalem, Israeli Defense Fan guaranteed 5 years; motor FRIID CLAMS said the fight began between a W B H w A m . co m i M b . LONDON (AP) — Most white prisoners, Walnwrlght said. He $ | 0 0 Minister Moshe Dayan by impli and shutter, 1 year. Negro and a white man. He said Fomwalt, 70 Hayes Rd., Wap , P^B- can Rhodesians would like a negoti said there are 32 other such ping; Elwin Glidden, C linton iof2(X> COFFEE cation raised the threat of an there had been reports of racial 66 SCOTTIES ated settlemeht with Britain. HOWARD JOHNSON road camps in the state. St.; B’rederlck Hyde, 95 Conway - . Israeli blockade if Egypt does trouble and fights between the 112 0 1 Lord Alport said Sunday on his HNAST K-gol. "Y O I" QAROM > SHOESTRING 35 Negro prisoners and 16 ‘"The prison system had al Rd.; John Korblch, 118 Park St. coni t lOl 1. AND HOUSE OH return from talks with Rhodesi not liftits 'ban. He said Israel BREWER whites since the camp was Inte ready planned to close Camp 12, an Prime MOnlster Ian Smith will i>ermlt Egyx>tian boats to CASSEROLES 2 0 O Z $ 1 0 0 Also, Mrs. Margaret McCue, use the canal if Egypt does not PKGS grated last week. Waln-wright said. “I guess It’s 38 Hyde St.; Mrs. Aima Rlede- BEECHNUT COFFEE and other Rhodesians. ELECTRIC Oravy aiisl SBcnd Banf I Interfere with Israeli dse. 3 The first fire alarm came at shut down for good now.” man, 26 Stone St.; Nancy FRESH TASTES BEST Smith, who met with Alport Sgcad Turicay wHh Oravy Gall TbompsonvlUe S cott, 14 H a ck m a ta ck S t.; H e r three times, declared Rhodesia At the moment the canal is CMcIran Stnw "YOR" GARDEN - IN BUTTIK SAUCI ^ M _ SWEET LUSCIOUS ■ C ollect— ministration’s employment poli bert smith, 45 Oomell St,; Mrs. independent of Britain in No blocked by several ships sunk in cy were soihe of the reasons for Delphine Tomasek, R®T> 4, vember 1 ^ Bather than agree it during the war. Egypt says it 7 4 S - 4 0 1 1 . Rioting Spreads, longstanding resentment In the R o ck vin e; R o b e rt T y le r , 36 to a constitution promising con ■will do nothing about removing BLUEBERRIES 7 * Negto community. Scott Dr.; Christopher Wein- trol of the government ultimate Policeman Dead “We pleaded with the mayor furtner, Biast Hartford; Mrs. ly to the territory’s African ma VEGETABLES 4” 95 C O R N KH3Z P I A S 10-OZ S U C M > C A R R O T S l o o z O R U N R I A N S 9-OZ to do something about these Mary Welch, 26 AraeUla Dr.; « jo r ity . In New Jersey OdAISPRAT p in t things for years,” said Hooper. John Whalen, 36 Mountain I>r., Prim e Minister Bartdd in^lson baske (Continued from Page One) “But all he’d say was, ‘If you sent Alport to Salisbury to "take W appin g. CiuiupnE Dunk quart don’t Uke what I’m doing, then the temperature” for possible with rocks and fire bombu, and n r U T O R I r a 1-qt. vote me out if you can.’ ’’ BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son reopening of talks with the 14- 0 1 . in Blast Orange three white men Slightly more than half of New to Mr. and Mrs. Bknest Kearns, COM breakaway regime. The envoy First n-CDRINKS 3 ru N C U ip were arrested for firing at a ark’s population is Negro. 61 Pearl St.; tvdns, a son and a was to meet with Wilson today, S N O W CROP F ROZLN National FoUce have arrested more daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob and the prime minister will tell Negro youth whUe driving past CUCUMBERS 3 ... 25' than 1,300, Including m any Juve ert Ludwig, RPD 2, Rockville; MTB« TERESA M. CALDERA Stores In a esur. ’These were the only SWEET RED RIPE the House of Commons later a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. GARDEN FRESH ORANGE JUICE N o tc h Bd. Incidents in those communities. n iles. « whether talks w ill begin eigain. LISTERINE Hundreds remain in custody L eon ard M u ln ite, 2280 (E llin g B<4ton An overnight curfew expired ■S8 PLANT WniRMlLON . C O FFE E because of failure to raise bonds ton Rd., Wapping; a son to Mr. B.S. in Marketing at dawn In Newark -with streets ranging from $600 to $10,000. and Mrs. James Norwood, 30 U. of Bridgeport calm, ■ and Gov. Richard J. Area W eather ANTISEPTIC Most of the injured were sent Lawler Rd., Rockville; a daugh lb I------* lb'— ■* Clorox Bleach GALLON JUG Hughes said it might be lUted ' ■WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — 55< to City Hospital, under seige by ter to Mr. and Mrs. (Donald 3 8 5 A ll States ‘W et’ 12c Deal Pack tonight. snipers for a time during the Walker, 0 Oak SL, RockviUe. I (!(.• (O.il thincj from f-|r (iO,i Pleasant weather returned to The general shutdown of busi weekend and a focal point for Connecticut today after a hu WASHINGTON—About 90 per nesses kept most people at several grievances from New B S R T H Y E S T B R D A .Y : A miHRARI MVt-ot. i SHORTENUG mid, rainy weekend. Less hu cent of the population of the home cleaning up after the na Bakers Vanilla Extract "5? 45c FJMILY io4>z ark’s Negro community. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. BVed- O A v r a i E BROADCAST e m u con < Ib. mid ' conditions and partly United States lives in areas tion’s worst racial riot since 3-lb. 1-oz. Mayor rlhj|h J. Addonlzio, erlck Duggan, Portland. cloudy skies will prevail today where the sale of distilled spir SIZE s n 1965 In Lofl Angeles’ Watts sec pko- CRISCO 85* with temperatures rather warm, answering citorges that the hos ADVANCED ALL CORNED BEEF HASH con its is legal. A ll 50 states permit tion. 9-OZ pital is a “ slaughtertiouse,” ac DISCHARGEID BATTURDAY: MKymjum SALADA the U.S. Weather Bureau re liquor sales, but many countries bread crum bs Men, women and chUdren G U U ffR B p k g. o f ports. and other governmental dlvi- C olonna CAN 25c knowledged that It lost its Mrs. Dorothy Flto, Cider MlH DORAN POTATOES S 2 8 ’ $J23 walked along streets In New American Hospital Association Rd., Bolton; George Fisher, 90 100 Rhode Island and Eastern rtons within the states still are ark’s Negro neighborhoods, Ut TEA BAGS Massachusetts will have a few accreditation several years agd, Famtiam Rd., South Windsor; FLUFFY ALL "dry.” tered with broken glass and HANKIES lingering showers during the R ic h im B n c I F i n c u t but cites what he called “gener M is . LuclUe Serignese, Btost fO D P A T IH S 15-OZ boards ripped off store fronts. 13*01. day. Snow s CLAM CHOWDER al Improvement." Hartford; Mrs. Ruth CUIford, CAN 33c Hl-C Their chief effort seemed to find OBESE BUNTZES pkg- Over Connecticut tonight var He reinforced his plans Sun 100 Cooper HIK St.; Mrs. Oara FOR BABIES 4 ^ 97* places -to buy food and^ inedl- miSs Panclera, 18 Orchard SL; Mip. COLDWATER ALL iable cloudiness will continue day to put a medical sc^iool next ALL GRINDS A ELECTRAPEKK ■ cines. T City officials routed CAT FOOD 2 with temperatures dropping STRAWBERRY to the hospital on .a 46-acre site. EJva M ogoon ; 1(H G reenw ood DOrTPATNOSK Mb. MUST 1&OZ BTL DRINKS APPLE emergency suppUes for distribu Negpro leaders said it woidd dis- Dr.; Mm. Pearl Frost, 82 Oiam- M b . from near 80 during the day con 2^-Rex Syrups 39c tion In the area. CHEESE BU m ZE S M iv x w e l l H o u se C o f f e e into the 60s In southern sections place many persons now UvUig bera S t; M «. Mabel O’Conn^, pkg. Three persons were killed DISH ALL and 50s elsew here. , In the slum nei^borhood where 100 LydoU St.; Eldward Madsen, BONDS PACK INSTANT A H Flavors Thurt^y, 11 Friday and 7 Sat- POTATO PANCAKES ’Tuesday partly cloudy condi SAVE PRESERVE the rioting erupted. 160 Birch S t; Mrs. MBigaret r a O P A T U t S 75-fT SAUCE uidiy. Only two were white, a Hollister, ikttddle HBddom; 1 -pt. 6 -oz. tions again with a chance of a R eynolds a l u m i n u m f o i l ROLL detective and a fii^fe captain. btl. C h a s e & S a n b o r n C o f f e e few showers or thimdershowers Frederick Sorrow, 20 (Durant a S u T c A u iS x T h e 6,000 guardsm en who DOVE UQUID developing in Western Connecti -OZ St. inKACLE WHITE 4 6 2 S - O Z $ ^ searched cars and suspicious Donate Blood DONTPATHQIE _ 1-qt. cut during the afternoon. 0 0 Also, John Shea, 1 Fox Hill ESemT'** ^ * TIME 12-OZ CANS 2-LB JAR JARS persons in the riot araa Sunday 1-qt. 1-oz. 89 btl. Weather patterns in the North Dr., RookvUle; Thomas N'orton, Black Flag iNSEaKiuot- CAN would stay, Hughes said, untU On Wednesday btl. FABRIC SOFTENER east are showing signs of and Groton; MbrshoU Lovegrove, n N A L TOUCH S kemS s“" ’*p^.^'37‘ change after several daiys of 59‘ the snipers are Isolated and or |WnUIZ,l«mtlWEET,rATMT,iHnT 31) the heat Bad humidity of South Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Stocla der is restored. TOOPATUB 10-OZ. stagnant conditions. A low pres Minior, 478 EL Centra S t; Hen 1 -pt. 6-oz. HOLLYWOOD ^ 19* MONEY STRAINED He made no reply to a de the BummerUme we wish hwg- pkgs. sure trough drifting eastward ry Jarvis," Brood Brook; Mrs. btl. BROCCOU SPEARS 2 Beech-Nut BABY FOOD mand from leadeis# of three civil ii^ iy for escape to the pleasures through the region is weaken 6 ‘L ? 5 9 c Dorothy Wilcox, U 7 McKee S t ; LUX UQUID a S v E o n . mtACLE WHITE ing, and its passage will mark BEECH NUT CHOPPED BABY FOOD OZ JARS 87c First O' The Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! rights organizations for the of a lakeside (beach or a picidc Joeeph Thlbautt, ThompsonvUle; mam a a the return of seasonably warm Call: withdrawal of aU armed forces table under tbe trees’ or even Mrs. Georgina Vtavee, 227 Mc 3-lb. 7-oz. NETALPOUSH ' l r 4 3 * a ir. as the necessary first ittep to Just a relaxing nop in toe oom- Kee S t; Thomas Genovese, pkg. umroEcrnkwriAm SUPER CLEANER Victor Modhaa S U ap ( 4.0Z CAN 1 9 t SUNSHINE HINSO But another cold front is ex ward Ipw and order. fort of tbe Ibacl^id. Thongwonvitte; Shari Crowley, " p ? ," " 3 2 * A pi^back,, said the leaders of. D0U U m CALORB LA TE i Ca k e N O E S mKACLEWBITE i \ pected to mqve cow ard during Maolhr SpaghHIi m OUm Mwtmmd 2 VUfKG* 53c HOW good tt is Just to iielax! inn«4 Hartford; Harlond Harris, V^-goL NEW SYSTEM the Congress of Racial Ekpudity, 16-oz. nieaday, possibly reaching NECTARINES But before you do, bow about Antb
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■1 \ , PA G E I S N MANiDHteSTER'EVENING HERALD. MANGHE3TER. CONN., MONDAY, JU LY:17, 1967 Section Two MONDAY, JULY 17, 1967 MONDAY, JULY 17, 1967 Pages 11 to 20 Fla., 12 giunilcltildren and 81 jinsnrfaTBtrr EtiTnftts Ulrrali /• gr wt-grandcMIidrea. Ribicoff Ajsks Surveyor Believed' Down 12th Circilit r r Obituary IE\neral secwtoen wlU he heJd 30,000 Within St^e tomorrow at a |un. alt Bmaimel |P a -ffl r h I ^ lartheranOhuPoh. The Rev. Erie But ConUuit Has Ended G>urt Cases1 Aatfeaiiy PMMBte Vending Machines Targets J . Oothbeig 'wUl ottlnlate. Burial -rk PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Sclentisto tracking the spindly Search for New Rides Antfaony Penente of. Hart*' Win be In iBaat Cemetery. I S U r e a U C r a C V Plans called for America’s Sur- looking, three-legged spacecraft MANCHESTER SESSION toed, father of August Penente (Oontinaed troin Page One) The leemUy suggests that ^ veyor 4 spacecraft to..land on lost contact shortly after 7 p.m.. A rearrOst warrant wa« ord- New York Central and Peimsyl- For Three Weekend Breaks those wlsfaing to do so make the moon—wMch It did! Just seconds before. Surveyor 4 ered in the case of Francis J- vlsory employes have taken vanla Railroads were unable to Cigarette machines were the (At 306 .W. (Middle Tplce., an in' Hartford, contriibutions to a IMieimoriall (Continued'from Page One) include Ms but scientists questioned to- was, scheduled to land In a Head, 42, of 418 . N. Main S t measures to Ice i>erlshables and maintain the facUlUss needed to targets of (thieves during the uridetenmtaed number of ooliia aurvivons•« also -..t Eund at Eknonuel (Lutheran wife, 2 other sems, 4 daughters, that have been nronosed Ilk Con day whether it landed genUy, as rugged area called Sinus Medll, after ^ he fatted to appear In jh^t the raUroad was
^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCTESTER, OONf^.. MONDAY, JULY 17, 19^7 P A G E t h i r t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 196*1 PAGB TWELVE Andover Coventry Talks Held in Hartford liWVEKS am CUSTOM-MADE All Fabrics Scotchgsrd Alabama U Coed 6 7 % of ’67 Class TV-Radio Tonight HOME OF School Panel Tenn Years Written Guarantee on All Workmanship1 In AfterniRtli of Violence SLIPCOVERS $9^ LABOR SERVICE Reappoints Budget Terms tell newsmen who he thought HARTFORD (A P ) — Dlscu3- supplying them with liquor and Sofa and 2 Chairs Wins New Title . Highei^ Studies had encouraged the violence, Television slpns between Negro leaders showing them how. to make She also started life aa a loser Its Chairman firebombs. 1 but he said names had been KIAJCI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — 'Sixth-seven |per ceiA of the 6:00 ( 3) ilovie (SO) N ew sreel AND ancKclty officials conUni^d to I Q P C B h o m e s e r v ic e in beauty contests. Sylvia was (i 8-33) 3Uke Douglas 7:30 (IS'«) Alfred Httchoock day in the aftermath, of last The Wednesday 'night but- given to the police. ■ K . E C We Serve All Central Connecticut Sylvia Hitchcock hopes that 1967 graduating class at Coven (10) Perry IfaBon ', 8-40) Iron H orse MANCHESTER EVENING HERALR, MANCHESTER,-CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1967 Trcriten— THERE 0UGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Htip W onttd^ H«lp WemtB J i M b Ib 3 4 Moblto H o iim s 6 -A 35 BtECTMmuT full- ton e, BU6GS 13UNNT OUR BOARDING HOUSE witji MAJOR HOOPLB Sbu GlOPAT THE MARKET HAIRDRESSER full and part- steady employment, insuninoe CLASSIFIED FOR SALE —1968 Volkawagen FCROME TlM 'I T T e M - MO M O R E - benefits, paid Imlldays and va^ eiw ifW bnw a Camper and IDcrobus with time, Carriage House Beauty r r : 'to lft* APT I D F1MP A TARRIMG LOT cation. Call b^ een 8 a.m.-S VEAH— AN' THIS Y THAT'S BAD ^ T H E R E 'S T a S sn U lw e 1965 engine. Leaving for Eu Salon 643-2461. . TIME IT'S POR TIMIN'/WDIVER ALW AYS e g a d . f a t h e r , u f o r g e t ■ 12IGHTAT1HEEXIT 0CX5R p.m. Robert’s EHectrlo Oo., RUNNIN'>MMA/ :toO CAN'T B^lT, AM O S rope, fot«ed to seil ait low South Vfindsor, 644-0100. GOOD' ' AUNT PETUNIA TOM,ORRCWi ptice. 575-1500. PROM HOME OUST ORDERED ^OU CATS ARE PUTTIN’ ME 0N.^EVERY^4E«IO06 / P O P ADVERTISING THIS / c e ONE KNOWS OF THE GOVERNOR’S . ^ THiNK OF THINKS 1 Antwtr to Provlom Puxilo JOURNEYMAN electrician, im- CLAl^SIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TOYS ^ GIFTS FAMH.y PHYSICAL FITNE66 CONTEST,'p THE AGB A N Y O N E See Am erica First Aiito»-~For H if » mediate steady employment. fCREAM AND THE WAY YOU AND JAKE HAVE/ <5AP.' U N D E R 6 0 8 AJL to 5 PJL PA R TY PLAN W ilson E lectrica l C o., 640-4817. 6EEN MUSCUN’ UP, ira BE A -^/PERHAPS IG A ^ ACROSS 8 Pemlnlnr b l a s t / ^ /l e a n d e r F R E S H 1 ------petVerde name VACATION SPECIAL DOGS (cliff dwellingi) 40orrected COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. iDeelers end IMiaiiagars AND D E C K OF 5 H eu ne------5Hawellan 5 PJH. DAT BEFOBE PUBUOAHOX 'wanlte 7-/7 5 i 1 I .\ ■ v-'-m PAGE EIGHTEEN HIANCHfiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1M7 p a g e n i n e t e e n HoosohoM Goods Bi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., MONDAY' JULY 17, 1967 WASHlNCi ibudiliM, i d akatas, booki, dldM«t piflturea, radio, Bustnass Leeatibiis Bnsinm Fropcity Houses For Sdt 72 Hooses For Sals____ 72______Suburban For Sola 7S Wantad— Rnal Estate 77 South Windsor CLASSIFIED twin headboard*, oooUng uten For Rent 64 For Sola 70 six r o o m SplU level, diah- Ma n c h e s t e r vlclnlty-«lean- TOLLAND — 6 ro o im ^ i^ . sils, summer furniture, dress Prefer estebUehed netgh- 470 MAIN ST.—S room grouhd TERRIFIC Tnv..«»nn.n» washer, stove, 2-ione heat, wall er than new, 6% room Ranch, buUt-lM, fireplace, CaS 643-9477 after 5. es, etc.« 878-2ST6. floor office, plenty of parking. Ual—one acre commercial aite beautiful ftniahed faro- -large treed lot, excellent value beauty High School Honors ADVERTISING TWO BEDROOM sets, Uke new CMS 64S-2426, B-5. on comer, opposite stop sign! “ Y room with bar, 100x809 at $17,900. Agency, chettf Realty. 647-9993. HOUSES WANTED—in every Magic Chef gas stove, lamps, part. of... town,...... allr-.-- price ___ ranges.0-- Fred J. Caniolo,' principal of Patricia CahlU, Marlann Camp--* 85 MAIN ST.—400 square feet, from exit ramp of new limited treed and fjmeed,in jmrd, new- Realtors, 646-0469.______ANDOVER —overlooking lake, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS chairs, odds and ends. CaU access highway (Rt. 2) 16 min- JY ■IHRBE-FAMILT, one house off 4 room home. exceUent condl- ^ y e r s with cash waiting. Call South Windsor High School, has anelli, Kathleen Delaney, Kath-; first floor, adjacent to north now Paul J. Oorrentl. Real Es- announced the following list of leen DeNlcoIe, Bruce Dennis, - 8A Jtf.to5PJL after 6 p.m. 742-9196. end redevelopment, suitable utes from Hartford, $10,000. C««t«r St.. 53-4 mom tlon, treed lot, artesian weU. CaU owner, 649-0822. tate, 643-8368, 648-2125. students who -were named to Linda Dux, Deborah Ergman, for bw uty parlor, barber shop ’ apartments, good income. By CaU now, only $10,600. Hayes _ !— ------the honor roll for the fourth Richard Faust, MchaelS Fav- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. or office. Available Jtdy l. -*_____ [______' appointment only. FhUbrlck ,Agency, 646-0181. ____ SELLING YOUR home? For quarter marking period: reau, Deborah Forg^eftti, David Machinery and Took S2 Agency, Realtors, 649384T. S PJL DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION CaU 649-2860. RANCH —spanking new. 3 COVENTRY —newer 6 room prompt, courteous servtoe that Seniors: High honors, Ronald Groebel, June Higgins, Jeffrey. Land For Sola 71 ' bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath. HOMEUTE chain saw, excd- S'h^TiteV hTar^iJ^e.riot’ MANCHESTER - $16,600. 6 home. exceUent condition, fire- geU. results call Louis Dlmock Dayton, Donna Dodd, Barbara Holcombe, Peggy Karkowekl, DeadUne tor Saturday mnd Monday is S p.m. FHday. ™DUSTRIAL LAND BY foot or Realty, 649-9823. Faust and Sherry Strohm; hon- Nancy Kuehn, John Longo, . lent ctmditlon $100. Ctdl 742- buUdlng. 4,800 square feet. .M m . «« WouW rou beU eve^^^^^ «»»" Colonial, completely re- place, garage, privacy. 3 aci^, 8262. decorated, c e n ^ ^ -~ n d l- F«nd. ors, Sherry Banister, Barbara Donald Padegimaa, John Pt^rtT’m'!‘^ c h 5 t^ * ’ c S $20.0wf Char'h^n R^ij'Estate tioning, near bus. Hutchins Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Fairman, Deborah Feilcone, Phipps, Irene Picard, Roger TOUR COOPERATION WILL n iA l JLAH 9711 and parking. Ground level and 643-0688. BE APPRECIATED I I 649-3391, 643-1990. Ask for Dan Agency, Realtors, 640-6324. Mary Ann Llnko, Rigbecca Nle- Sherman, Sharon Sklemdor, truck level loading. CaU 522- ny. ______VERNON-r4-bedroom Colonial, Antiques 56 \8 U 4 . derwerfer, Norma ' Olmstead, Gall Soucy, Wendy WUlUune MANCHESTER — Ranch, 3 3 baths, fireplace, garage, ex- i V l Sherry Phipps, Glacy Rachid, and Cynthia Zagorski. Continued From Preceding Page WANTED TO BUY—antiques, BOULDER ROAD bedrooms, 1% baths, dining ceUent location, low 20’s. CaU 1,000-8,000 SQUARE feet, prime Houses For Sak 72 Elizabeth Sharp, Christine Freshmen, Hlgd» honors, Jan- steins, furniture, pewter, lead industrial space, new building room, garage. H..M. Frechette now, won’t last long. Hayes V^’Peoplefif, Shuteran, Joyce Spencer and et Booth, Susan Elaenberg, er lamps, art glass, primitives, in Vernon suitable for manu- THREE BEDROOM Colonial, Gowetous and e|>eiCious ere Realty, 647-9993. Agency, 646-0131. Dorothea Stonols. Janet Featherstone, SuBsui Hob- any quemlty. 644-8962. Juniors; High honors, James by, Wanda Hubbard, Sharon Help Wanted— Mole 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 facturing or warehouse. 872- 2Mi ceramic baths, closet s^ce Just some of the words that iiL u ic ra S T ra — 4% room TOUTH WINDOR — 6 room 0528 days, 875-5745 evenings. galore, -huge Mtcheh, buUt-ins, can be used to describe (his I Cameron, Steven Fandozzl, Loomis, Craig Stolze, Linda ABLE 130DIED men, full and GOOD HOME for Saint Ber Cape, amaU yard, near school. Split level exceUent location, Dwight Foster, Christine Gel- Tomel ahd M. Elaine Wateon. utUity room, formal dining beautiful 5 year old custom shopping, centraUy located, near schools, shopping, garage. part-time, to work in grain nard dog, male, 2 years old, Wanted— To Buy 5B built , 7 room Odonlal in ineau, Torben Lorenzen, Kevin Honors, Edward A rgenta,' mill,, good hourly rate, excel trained. $150. 643-7440. room, 2 fireplaces, 2-car at Asking $9,900. CaU Earl Ever- nice lot; swimming pool. Hayes WE BUY AND seU antique and SiMAIiL fiirORE tor rent, 73 tached garage. Wolverton 1 — Donate Blood TbnKHTOw at Salvation Citadel, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. A Story ' Hour for children About Town four to eight years of age wlU be oonducted tomoiroiw at: 10:30 ACADEMIC ICm. DavM Carm «l of 22 Bow ajn. at Mary Cheney Lforary.'' en 8t ie ticket chairman for tStories about 'TJmgone” will READINe IMPROyiMENT CENTU. INC. . ] AfMtitlMByNBtPNHBRm The Weather Fall Fanfare, a fashlcti show be told by Miss Marlon Jesse- - aiHioaiow M r The Week Ended cponaored by Junior Women’s man and Mrs. Dorothy Miller, doudy, warm and hinnld to 1 r ■ night vdth chance of showers, CiulM. Tickets are now avail 'both o f the library staifif. FINAL BEaiSTRA'ndNS ABB NOW BBINO AOOBPTED able for the event, which will low in 60’b; partly simny and FOR 'THE SECOND SUBIMEB SESSION warm tomorrpw, high in mid be hdd Sept 26 at the Haifford 'Mias'Edith Petersen of Bol m ton. ton was elected vice pidsldent TOhY SI TO AUGUST U 14,945 80’s. of the Hartford Chapter of the .-k Clawes held 4 diqrs weetdy, Mbmday tbrongfa Manch^ter— A Ciiy of VlOago Charm The TWCA of the Hartford Connecticut State Music'Teach A Hours 8:16-9:45 A.M. or 10:00-11:80 AJW. according to (Ctaasilled Advertising «n Fege 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Region will sponsor a trip Sun ers Association at a recent pIcMoment ___ ▼Oil. L r q t V L NO. (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1967 day, July SO, to a performance meeting in Newington. She is k Pre-testiag prognun diagnosis and plaoen^t of the Boston Symphony Or also on a recital committee. wFrogruns ter Elementary, St. High and EOgh School students „ _ ^ chestra at Tanglewood. Van Nonman Slade of 101 E. Middle k Alr-Oonditfoned doastooiiM ★ Certified Teachers Clibum is guest pianist. A bus Tpke. is a member o f the pub k Central Looatien ★ Am^ Faridng will leave the Ann St YWCA, licity committee of the associa Hartford, at nocm and return at tion. 68 EAST CENTER ST. For Infoiniatlon 8 p.m. after stopping for dinner MANCHESTER, CONN. TEL. 648-0947 (Next to Cavey's Reatanrant) at the Blackberry River Inn, 'Manchester Rotary Club wiU Andrews BnUdlng Trains Rolling Again Norfol'k. Reservations and in liave an open meeting TVesday formation may be obtained by at 6:30 p.m. at the Manches contacting the YWCA at 262 Ann ter Country dub. St, Hartford. Rock and Roll dances for ABSENTEE VOTINII Mianchester W A T E S will young people und'er 21 years have a splash party itomorrow odd wik ibe held Tuesday and After Two-Day Tieup for July 26th SPECIAL nEOTION at the home o f OMCrs. Helen W ag Thursday lat Manchester High ner