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The Anna Addy Sunbeam posal by working foi* activation Illinois jPolice Averace Dally Net Preas Rm The Weather Troop o f the Salvation Army Public Records South Windsor of the North Central Refuse Dis For Uie Week Ended A bout Town will have its first meeting of posal district "as an economical Clear, cool tonight, low in Womptee Deed Arrest 35 After l&epitemiber 11, 1967 the season tomorrow at 3:30^ and lasting solution to the re 40s; sunny and pleasant tomor Atty Mark S. Levin and Maud W. White to Leo X. gional problem of limited areas p.m. in Junior Hall at the Republican Party Issues row, high 76-80. Atly. DaVtd C. Wichman were and Evridiki L. Vedeuios, prop available for dumping,” is Wave of Looting Citadel. admitted yesterday to practice erty at 73-76 Pine St. pledged. 14,805 before the U.S. District Court. Lease Three Campaign Pledges (Continued from Page One) Manchester— A City of Village Charm Senior Girl Scout Troop 2 Extension of the present sew Judge T. Emmet Claire of Rose T. Kronick to Lemd er program in accordMce with financed by federal antipoverty (OlassUted Advertising on Page 20) PRICE SEVEN CENTS will have its first meeting of ployes essential to a growing MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 ficiated at the admission cere O’Fashion, store at 883 Main St. ’The Republican party has the needs of the town areas funds, police said. VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 292 (THIRTY^TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) ,,the season tomorrow from 7 community” and the practice of mony. Atty. Levin is associat ,for five years commencing Dec. stated three principles to which "as governed by ^conomlc ’The disorder followed d, Sun to 9 p.m. at center Congrega community planning consider ed with the Lessner, Rottner, 1, 1967, with option for five-year feasibility and fairness In as day visit to East St. Louis by tional Church. The meeting is the GOP candidates for the Oc ing the needs of all areas in Karp and Plepler law firm, renewal. sessment policies” is advocat Black Power advocate H. Rap open to ali interested high tober election are pledged. terms of their Significance to and Atty. Wichman is with Trade Name ed by the GOP.' Brovm, who urged Negroes to school girls. They are: the community as a whole is Oarrity, Walsh, and Diana. Dominic Gentilcore, doing arm themselves. Dynamism and efficiency . in advocated by the party. The statement lists four pol business as Newgate Machine Arrests were made about 2:16 Members of the VFW Aux- government; an informed and In public safety, the party icies on takes. They are: Surgery Possible Shop, Forest St. in' Cheney (Mancheater Association for iliiary wishing to sew on can 1. Scliedule every town of a.m. today outside Daut’s Drug Anti-Maoists participating public, and a com advocates creation of a ]^Uce Mob the Help of Retarded Children Building. Store (at 1602 Broadway) and cer pads vidll meet Thursiday munity planned along realistic department headed^ by a chiOf Soqth Windsor dollar, whether will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at 7:30 pm. at the home of Marriage Licenses lines in accordance with the de experienced in the field and fp6m taxes or grants, from day the Broadway Market (at 1332 at Bunce Center. Earle Long:, Mrs. Ben Huck, 51 TumbuU Louis Charles Barber, 186 Ma sires of its people and not for the continued development of. "of receipt to day of use to yield Bradway), both damaged and assistant director idf communi looted. Two nearby liquor stores Rd. ple St., and Brenda Lee Ven- the benefit of a few. the fire department through th^ maximum investment income. For Pope Paul VI ty services of 'the* Office of Men nell. East Hartford, Sept. 16, also were looted. “A Republican majority in purchase of equipment neces 2. Pay all town bills prompt tal Retajvlaition of Connecticait, South Methodist Church. ! Thirty negrroes marched into WINDOW The VFW AuxiUary will South Windsor’s government sary to meet local fire.-'emer ly to gain maximum discounts. The Pope became ill on Sept. will SFpeak on “FTograms and. Richard Rene Godin, 382 Sum police headquarters early today VATICAN CITY (A P I- 4 while at his summer palace in sponsor a kitchen Wngo' 'Ihurs- will bring these. principles to gencies.’' 3. Make maximum use of Attacks Red Guards Standards for Day Care Cen Three doctors who examin day at 7:45 p.m. at the Post mit St., and Lynn Marie Mathla- bear upon the . problems which Complete and appropriate fa protesting the citizens’ arreste SHADES Castel Gandolfo, 15 miles south ters.” Refreshments will be available expert financial as Home. ' son, 117 Helalne Rd., Sept. 16, increasingly threaten the wel cilities for schools with long by a Negro peace patrol of 10 ed Pope Paul VI today said of Rome. He returned to the served. St. Bridget Church. sistance such as bond counsel Negro youths the patrolmen Made to Order that while his condition has fare of the town and its citi range planning and continual and government consultants. Vatican two nights later and hM The American Legion will Building Permits zens,” the statement says. alertness in Securing ail avail said were manufacturing fire Bring your old rallen In and “improved notably” it been reported improving. 4. Pursue a responsible fiscal The Hartford County Ama meet tonight at 8 :16 at the Post Luclen Collin, carport at 643 able state' and federal funds bombs in the Lincoln Park area. save SSc per shade. mis^t be necessary to op Last Sunday he appeared on teur Radio Association will A government operated on be policy to stabilize town finances Over 30,000 Home. The executive board will Hartford Rd., $600. is pledged. the balcony of his Vatican meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at half of all the people is pledged and maintain an equitable tax ALSO erate to cure his urinary meet at 7. Robert J. Kane, porch at 40 by the GOP. “ This requires co T^edge on Master Plan VENEUAN BUNDS aiimenh apartment to give his usual HUltop House, Veterans Memo Foxcroft Dr., $660. fa planning and zoning for the base for home owner and busi FOR RENT blessing to the crowd in St. Pe rial Park, East Hartford. A so ordinated efforts through such ness man alike. 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro ’They reported the present In volved in Bishop McMahon General As Jay R. Stager, alterations to town, the GOP pledges comple treatment for his condiUon ter’s Square and Spoke briefly cial time will begin at 7. The media as the inter-agency meet jectors—sound or silent, also sembly, Fourth Degree Knights dwelling at 72 Pitkin St., $700. tion at “ the earliest possible in a weak and trembling voice. meeting is open to all amateur ings lnaug;urated by the Repuh* S3 nun. slide projectors. would be continued but that if of Columbus, will have its first Raymond Schaller for George moment the comprehensive Manchester Evening Herald necessary surgery might be The statement by the three Canton Qash operators in the area. lican administration of meeting of the season Thursday Lawrence, alterations to dwell and neglected by the present master plan for South Windsor South Windsor correspondent, WELDON DRUG CO. used. His condition has been di doctors said: ’ at the KofC Home after a bene ing at 232 Autumn St., $860. which allied with up-dated zon 767 Main St?^-Tel. 643-58'Sl "The Holy Father has im HONG KONG (AP) — The Auxiliaries of the ViFW, Democratic administra^n,” the Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8682. agnosed as cystopyelitis, an in- diction at St. Bridget Church at Pressure Blast Mfg. Co., two ing regulations will provide for proved notably in regard to the Thousands of opponents of Army-Navy Club and World statement says. flamation of the urinary system. 7:46 p.m. signs near 66 Main St., $200. The party plbdg^ to encour logical and orderly growth of cystopyelitis which has struck War I Veterans have been in The statement was signed by Mao Tse-tung attacked Red Neal Sign Service for Bourne age citizens to ^'participate in the town.” the Pope’s personal physician. him. The doctors plan to contin vited to the joint installation Guards celebrating in the The Lucy Spencer Group of Buick, sign at 286 Main St., government tbf-ough the crea Additional recreation fa Dr. , Mario Fontana, and two oth ue the present treatment, re Saturday at 7:30 p.m. of the New England's Leading Canton stadium Tuesday, Second Congrregatlonal Church $ 200. tion of asso^ate study groups cilities with a full-time director er well-known doctors. Dr. Pie serving the possibility of modi American Legion Post and arrivals from the Chinese will have a poUuck at its first Connecticut Swimming Pool and holdhig sessions separate and planning immediately for tro Valdoni, who treated Pope fying the treatment with sur Auxiliary at the Legion Home. a self-liquidating municipal Two-Year Professional gery for the purpose of achiev mainland said today. meeting of the season tomor Co. for Donald Anderson, swim from the regularly scheduled John XXIII during his last days, One visitor said more than swimming pool are advocated. ing the complete and definitive row at 1 p.m. at the home of ming pool at 92 Timber Trail, meeUhgs at which citizens may and Dr. Mario Arduini, a urolo 30,000 persons were involved in Martha Circle of Emanuel Heading the list of additional School of cure of the august patient.” Mrs. Nellie E. Bradley, 44 $4,000. appear and be heard. gist. the clash and that g;imfire ech Lutheran Church will meet facilities for capital improve The Pope’s usual Wednesday Greenwood Dr. Robert D. Thulin, alterations ,,-^An avowed policy of inform They did not specify the na oed throughout the city for sev Thursday at 10 a.m. for sew ments "Balanced with available general audience was canceled and additions to dwelling at 81' ing the public on all matters of ture of the possible operation. eral hours until the Chinese ing. A meeting will be held at town government to enable citi finances and making .proper last week and again today be The Salvation Army has an Bruce Rd., $4,000. However, a source familiar army intervened. 2 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. zens to make ju^j^ents based use of federal, state and capi ACCOUNTING cause of his illness. But 1,500 nounced its Wednesday niglut Cipolla C o n t r a c t o for with their examination said the It was not known how many Alida Johnson, Mrs. Anna Carl on fact, not hearsay is also tal funds” is a town library, September 1067 adnolsslon. E. A. JOHNSON tourists and pilgrims waited for l>rogram for the season. The Charles Gardella,' additions to operation would be to correct a casualties occurred. son and Mrs. Alice VonBorch- pledged. public works garage and refuse HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING two hours in St. Peter’s Square, Junior Band will reliearse at dwelling at 17 Priijc^ton St., condition of the prostate gland. Visitors said antl-Maolsts ers. Mrs. Eleanor Grandahl will Updating of personnel policies disposal. PAINT GO. clapping and singing religious 6:30 pm., the Senior Songsts':! $2,600. ^ 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tcl. 247-1115 He added that the doctors had POPE PAUL VI have been hijacking govern lead devotions. and salaries to “ maintain the Continued encouragement of a 723 MAIN ST. songs, in hopes that the pontiff at 6:45, and the Senior Band at Applications notv being accepted for found no evidence of cancer. ment-owned river boats at highest caliber of town em regional approach to refuse dis Pope’s illness might be due to would appear at his window. 8. The possibility that surgery Kongmoon, near the Portuguese Story Circle of South Metho Eta Chaptef, Beta Sigma Phi might be necessary for the Pope kidney stones or obstruction of Finally the crowd was told he would not appear. colony of Macao and holding dist Church, will meet tomor The executive board of the will meet(’'tonlght at 8 at the was reported earlier today by the urinary system. row at 1 p.m. at the home of them as bargaining weapons Highland F*ark PTA will meet home of'iirs. Paul Emerson, 36 two widely circulated north Ital with the Red Guards. The iMats Mrs. Glenn Armstrong, 19 tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home Hom^'Ter., East Hartford. Miss ian newspapers, La Stampa of Quaker Rd., to make articles were reported laden with food milHHUIIIIIIIIi ^ of Mrs. Henry Berdat, 59 Scar C a ^ Varburg will be in charge Turin and Milan’s Ctorrlere della bound for Macao and Hong for the church fair. Sera. Vatican sources immedi borough Rd. the program. Kong. Hair Today, but Gone Tomorrow ately said there was no indica Everyone Had Fim Visitors also reported sporad The Songsters of the Salva tion an operation was planned Richard C. Marshall, 19, of New Bedford, Maes., has tresses he cultivated as a The Ladies o f St. James* Bfc. 'Barry N. Smith, son of ic clashes between Maoists and tion Army will rehearse tomor and one of the Pope's doctors, drummer, for bands along the east coast, shorn in photo left, by tonsorial artist Bowling League will opei) to Mr. and Mrs. Newiton Smitti of antl-Maolsts in other parts of row at 6:46 p.m. at the atadel. Dr. Ugo Piazza, said no opera night at 8 at Holiday .Lanes. 82 S. Main St., has recently Kwangtung. S'tanley Brown in New Bedford, Mass. Richard’s decision to transform from A meeting will be heP" at 7 in tion was contemplated. At the Capital Fair “ shaggy” to “clean cut” wasn’t difficult. You see— It’s for his girl. At right he been awarded the Combat In For a monthly rental of $2.95.. Most -vlsUors predicted the Daughters of Union Veterans La Stampa quoted Prof. Ubri- the conference room at the fantryman Badge whi'le serving WASHINGTON (AP)—Every- nival midway, with striped Street Scene collects clippings for her as a souvenir. AP P h o t o f a x ) . ______of the Civil War will meet to co Braccio, director of the de Red Guards would eventually lanes. The league,is open to all as an Infantryman wl'th Co. C, Debra Dene Barnes, night at 8 at the home of Mrs. partment of urology at the Uni one had fun at the White House tents fortune tellers, games of win, however, as the army interested members. 4th BattalUon o f the 9th Divi Maude Shearer, 67 Cushman versity of Rome, as saying the Country Fair. skill, bingo, sack races and chosen Miss America usually took their side during sion’s 47th Infantry In Vietnam. dance contests. White House of 1968 Saturday, serious clashes. Dr. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward The President, smiling broad Action Across DMZ At least 30 days of contact with staff, wives of officials and hus night, poses on New Chinese Nationalist sources in J. Reardon, peustor of St. hostile force in Vietnam are re ly, introduced his dog, "Yuki,” Mrs. Bertha Schlebel of 1412 bands pressed into service to York’s Fifth Avenue. Taipei claimed new clashes James’ Chuhch, was guest quired to ibe ellgiiUIe for the to the kids who swarmed around cater to the crowd wore carni have flared from Szechwan E. Concord, Orlando, Fla., for speedier leist night at the eumuai less than an oil change The 20-year-old Moran, award. him as he toured the first carni val style red and white striped Protrlnce in the southwest to merly of Manchester, entered a Harvest Dinner of the Ladies Bulletin Kansas, beauty expects Marines, Red Guerrillas hospital in Orlando on Labor val ever set up on the grounds vests and red straw hats. Manchuria in northeastern Chi of St. James’ at Willie’s Steak Phebe Circle of Emanuel to spend 10 days in the Day. She would enjoy hearing of the executive mansion. They doled out prizes of re na. House. About 162 attended the Church Women will have ita imOWN WINS. LOSES big city. (AP Photo from her friends’ in Manchester. The First Lady rode sidesad cords, toys and stuffed animals. They said air, land, and water first meeting of the season CUEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) fax). She will celebrate her 86th group’s first meeting of this dle on a palomino carousel Everything from the cotton traffic was being still disrupted tonight at 7:30 In Luther Hall —Black Power advocate H. horse, soared 42 feet high on a In Artillery, Mortar Duel birthday in November. seeison. candy to the ferris wheel was . and distribution of food supplies at the church. Miss Hattie Pet Rap Brown won a bid today ferris wheel and handed out au donated by amusement park op hampered. ’ Eight-engine B62s made two South Vietnam. Initially it was erson will lead devotions. Host SAIGON (AP) — Thunderous to avoid immediate extra tographs. erators, toy firms, record com ’The report said almost the en more heavy raids on suspected reported downed In North Viet Our IMUi Tear esses are Miss Eleanor Casper- artillery and mortar duels be dition to Maryland but lost Lynda Bird Johnson and her panies and refreshment opera tire area of Manchuria, which is North Vietnamese hideouts in nam, which would have made it son, Miss Harriet Casperson Five Rescued tween U.S. Marine and Commu in an attempt to stay out fiance, Marine Capt. Charles S. tors. about twice the slze^ f France, the zone today. In the past 24 the 675th combat plane lost and Mrs. Edward Mlffltt. Re of Jail, Brown’s attorneys Robb, kissed atop the ferris nist gunners raged today across The 60-member Marine Band was embroiled, including the the demilitarized line dividing hours the big bombers have there. MORSE COLLEGE freshments will be served after succeeded in getting the ex wheel. important port of Dairen and The big sandbagged fort at blared music from a stage, with From Ketch Vietnam. dropped about 760,000 poimds of • Accounting • Buainens Admlnlstratton a business meeting. tradition postpemed until at yice President Hubert H. competition from across the the nearby naval base of Port Con Thien, two miles below the Military reports said six Ma bombs in the area. least Oct. 8, when a hearing Humphrey drove a 1922 Ford lawn where the nine member Arthur. Smaller jet fighter-bombers DMZ, was the focus of renewed • Secretarial rines were killed and 109 wound Execnttve on his pettOon for a writ of around the White House south "Nightcaps,” a group of college In Atlantic *'The report, distributed by Na also roared over to blast Red Red attacks. The fortress, Legal habeas corpus Will be held driveway. tionalist China’s Official Central ed In the steady gtmflre and largely underg;round, sits astride students from Maryland ap- Communist probes during the gun positions in the zone and to >'■ 1 Medical Personal Notices in the oorporation court of In just two hours, about 600 NEW YORK (AP) — Five News Agency, als6 gave these the north where Soviet-made ar the easiest and quickest route pealed to the^ teen-age dance past 24 hours. Some South Viet Approved tor Judge Franklin P. Backus youngsters aged 6 to crowd. persons stranded aboard a reports of the situation in other tillery with a range of 16 miles south. Veteran’s Training Even before Brown entered storm-battered 42-foot sailboat namese troops were also casual- Card Of Thanks 18—children and grandchildren Lynda Johnson turned out in a areas: is dotted. Air Force officers said Con Thlen and units in the Olaases Begin Sept 11 court he was involved in a in the North Atlantic were res Ues but their number was not of top Washington officials— caramel-colored cowgirl cou- Shen I Province: Fighting has the Communists are also mak immediate area received 10 sep 183 ANN STREET We woidd lUke to thank scuffle. Yelling, “get your, cued this morning, the Coast announced. friends, neighbors and the gobbled up several hundred hot lotte outfit in mid-thigh, .mini broken out at Sian, Slenyang ing another effort to bring their arate barrages ranging from Hartford, Conn. 0610S lousy hands off me,” he Guard announced. The bunkered fortress of Con for their expresalond of aym, dogs, 950 boxes of popcorn, 820 length, with matching cowgirl and other cities and traffic has big Soviet surface-to-air mis llghtomorta'r fire to hea'vy artil TEL. S22-2261 and acta of kbidneBs during qu Jerked, away from officers Efforts to put a tow line on Thlen, the key to Marine de cent bereavement frozen custards, -700 pink and hat. She tried out all the rides been disrupted. Antl-Maolsts at siles down to use against the lery Tuesday and today. (Mk-s. Frank Roberta arid Son who were attempting to lead the ketch Voile d’Or oi* remove fenses below the demilitarized purple cones of cotton candy, and games of skill. Sienyang, 20 miles northwest of B52s but so far haven’t been Every Red barrage was met him by the arm into a court 600 jelly apples and gallons of the five persons by lifeboat Sian, Strafed their opponents zone, threw back an attack by able to get them into firing post- with Marine fire directed on the Robb, her fiance of three room. A shoving match fol soft drinks. were prevented earlier by 36- to with machine guns last Friday, 160 North Vietnamese regulars tions. North Vietnamese gun- enemy gunpits by radar, spotter days, was surrounded by repor lowed and Brown at one They rode in six antique cars 40-foot waves and winds of 26 inflicting hundreds of casual just before dawn. ners In thei area brought down planes and ground observers in ters and photographers when he point squared off like a prize and a miniature plane around miles per hour. ties. The mounting Communist fire one Air Force Phantom jet on a towers looking for muzzle flash- appeared in semlformal day fighter. But the Incident the driveways and rode eight However, the Coast • Guard Hunan Province: Clashes are and thunderous response from photo mission Tuesday. 'The es. Naval destroyers cruised off time military uniform as a ended with no further trouble ponies around the petunia and cutter McCulloch sent a small taking place in the provincial American guns and bombers plane limped out to sea, the two the coast hurling five-inch shells Wfflte House social aide. when the officers allowed geranium-lined fountain. boat to the side of the ketch in capital of Changsha, Hengyang shook the scarred battle zone crewmen parachuted into the into the Red positions. Brown to walk by hiiiiself The White House South Lawn The handsome, 28-year-old 30-foot seas and evacuated the around the clock. Tonkin Gulf, and both were res- gouth of the DMZ, the (2om- Marine took flight under the at (See Page Sixteen) into the room. took on the atmosphere of a car two women and three men With ground fighting light cued. . munlsts continued a secondary tack, pleading " I ’m work aboard. elsewhere and heavy weather A U.S. spokesman said the effort to draw Marines down ing—I’m really supposed to be The Coast Guard said all ap curtailing air strikes against plane was hit by gunners in the from the north. On Thiesday, 120 with Mrs. Johnson.’ ’ pear in good condition. North Vietnam, the area around southern half of the DMZ and miles south of the DMZ, a pla Latest Mones in Court He finally fled for help to Mrs. Aboard were William Schnir- Melodic Cut the demilitarized zone was the therefore was considered the toon of Marines ran into a supe Johnson’s press secretary, Mrs. ring, 68, and his wife, Alice, major concern. 204th U.S. combat plane lost In rior force of North Vietnamese NEW YORK (AiP)—Vic Elizabeth Carpenter, who took 57, 'Who suffered bruises on her soldiers about 13 miles in from tor Aleddantiro atialbbed him his hand and told the newspaper b8M:k before she was taken off the coast and put them to representatives "He’s the ketch; Schnirrlng’s son- self dn Mie Ihand as he waa flight—killing 36 but suffering reheaistog for Mis conduct 1.5 Million Students working—why don’t you all get in-law, Lee Van Per, 24, and four dead and 22 wounded. s ing defbut wSIth 'the New lost,” his ■wife, Suzi.e, 21, and the East German Police Although no large-scale fight Robb finally took up his post, skipper, Ivan C. Fox o f Ber Yorii City Opera. ing was reported elsewhere in Await School Opening escorting his future mother- muda. 'The Schnirrlng’s are Alesaandro, musical dl- South ^ Vietnam Tuesday, the in-law as she gaily toured the from Larohmont, N.Y., and the redtor o f ’the SSui Antonio Arrest U.S. Teacher war of attrition cost the Com NEW YORK (AP) — Court One dispute was. settled when Parks are New York City resi Symjihony, ■was cueing In fair, eating popcorn as she took BERLIN (AP) — A Columbia and 1930s. munists 122 soldiers killed in re moves hjghlighte^ teacher dis the McCracken County, Ky., the ferris wheel ride with Robb dents. the • ■violins 'with his left ported actions. American losses ’a. putes In’ a number of cities to hand while nwdtlng a, sweep University teacher has been ar- The couple along with their Teachers Association and the at her side. The ketch was located 280 ' rested by East German authori two children, aged 1 and 6, in these fights were not an day as more than 1.5 million of Mrs. Johnson said she went to ing ge^ure ■with Ms right. well convert your county school board agreeS m iles. due east of Cape May, ties, a West Berlin lawyer said came to West Berlin in mid- nounced. the nation’s youngsters awaited country fairs in Texas every The tip of the baton Tuesday night to submit their N.J., and about 300 miles east- June and were to return to the The heavy weather over the resumption of normal class year from the time she was 10 pierced the left hand'In the today. wage dispute to arbitration. southeast of tropical storm Do- Attorney Juergen Stange told United States a week from Sat North Vietnam linqited U.S. pi- es. to 17. Eying the lofty ferris rla, the Coast Guard said. fleshy area between the New York City was seeking to Classes resume for 6,000 stu a newsman Ronald Wieden- urday on a charter flights. She Mis 1° attack missions Tues- wheel apprehensively at first, ■The spokesman said he did thumb and forefinger. 'Ihe day, the lowest number since A LOW COST PEO PLES have the teachers union fined dents today. ’The teachers have hoeft, born 1937 in Milwaukee. added that her husband’s father ------she said ” I guess it’s ho more not know where the cutter wound whs closed with sev- July 3 when only 76 were flown. $10,000 a day and its leaders been on strike since last Wls., an instructor of art history \(ras in Milwaukee and his moth dangerous than when I was 11 • >’ eml sWitiches. All the targets were .Well below jailed as their walkout crippled at Uolumbla, ■was ' arrested in er was traveling in West Ger- (See Page Sixteen) years old.” (See Page Three) the Hanoi-Haiphong area. Most classes for 1.1 million puBIic East Berlin last week. One" many, HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN source, said Wledenhoeft was ar- were bridges, radar stations, school youngsters a third day. Columbla University !ln and points along the panhandle In Michigan, the state Su rested Sept. 6. ^ supply line to South Vietnam. WILL HELP THE SITUATION VERY NICELY! preme Court agreed Tuesday to Stange said he knew no other (See Page Three) review a chse which could de details of the arrest. The attor . . .and every other home situation that requires improve termine whether striking teach ney often works on cases involv ments, additions, rernpdeling, repainting, a new roof, ers in 19 districts—rlncluding De State’s Economy m Peacetime ing Westerners arrested in East troit—can be ordered back to Germany, or a major point job. Come in and tell us your needs. work without contracts. U.S. officials confirmed that Surveyor Rockets to G A S And in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Wledenhoeft had been taken Into SEE HOW SMALL PEOPLE’S'HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN PAYMENTS ARE! a circuit judge gave teachers Arms Industry Vulnerable custody in East Berlin but said MONTHLY PAYMENTS and the Broward County school they too had no particulars. Amount board a 10-hour ulUmatum to at diversification by local indus Wledenhoeft’s arrest brought Every smart man changes his oil before it’s too late. But for For fast information, mail this coupon or call your EDITORS NOTE: Connectl- centrated on three metropolitan Have Little Effect you setUe the pay dispute which has try; about 15 per cent of the to two the number of Americans ent’s $2 billion military industry area? in the U.S. with highly de r e c e i v e 12 m o n t h s 24 months 36 months 60 months heating contractor or the Hartford Gas Company kept 90,000 pupils out of classes work force could find substitute known to be under arrest in pASADENA, Calif. (A P I - slope where it landed Sunday only $2.95 a month . . . less than the cost of a single change is the most lucrative per capita veloped arms industries. One of for seven days. , employment in the area—at a East Germany. Three rocket engines have been night. • at 249-1331 in the state, and a^^cording to the areas studied was the New 2 0 0 . 17.67 9,33 judge’ L. Clayton N4>ce gave lower wage—leaving 25 per cent Peter Felnauer, 27, Provl- the lunar surface—but Some dust may have been . . . weTl convert your present home heating system to gas. If some observers, is for this rea London-Norwlch-Groton regilpn. 10.83 the parties until 11 a.m! today to to seek Jobs elsewhere. dence, R.I., Was arrested last apparently with little appreci- kicked up, scientists said after .■)bo. 44.17 23.33 16,39 son the most vulnerable to cuts you don’t already have a gas line into your ho^e, we’ll bring setUe their differences or face a In that area, 71.6 per cent of Mean«rhlle on a national level, Oct, 7 and is Held in East Ber- effect on Surveyor 6, say the experiment. And in the first , 1 0 0 0 . 88.33 46,67 32.78 21.67 $2.95 a month, and service is included! Well sure . . . court injunction to reopen in the national defense budget. the civilian work force was a phased across-the-bOard dis lln. I Jet Propulsion Laboratory 40 pictures taken after the test, This, the second in a three-part /ound to be working in ^defense- 1500. 70.00 49.17 32.50 one in , . . underground aw^y from the wea^thef^^.. and at no I call me quick and let's talk luisiness'! | schools. Both sides sa^ little armament program wquld create Stange, who also, is represent- scientists. one indicated movement of thei series, explores the reasons cit ■ chance of a settlement. related industry, ihosUy for a net disemployment of only Ing Felnauer, said that so far xhe three small liquid fuel en- alpha scattering instrument, ;i50o. • 114.72 75.83 ed by some of the pessimists Electric Boat Division of (?ener- cost to you. We’ll replace your current heating ur^t with a The Broward County schools three per cent, the study said. there had been no charges made gines were fired from earth for which has been analyzing chem Name al Dynamics Corp. ,In the event .5000. 108.33 were closed one week into the and optimists. The long-range post-disarma against him. Felnauer’s mother a half second late Tuesday ical properties of the moon. of a phased across-the-board re compact gas burner. The $2.95 is for rental, . . including full I fall term after 2,800 of 3,900 By RICHARD A. ZIMMER ment outlook for the area is lives In West Berlin. night. It was a. test to see the ef- A picture the Instrument Address _ duction in defense expenditures, teachers submitted letters of re Associated Press Writer equally grim. VVledenhoeft’s wife, Renata, feet on the. moon of exhaust also showed dirt that apparently MAIN OfFICI burner maintenance and service. Then... you, t(X), will enjoy signation. The most thorough recent at the study predicted, 27 per cent "If the Navy ceased to pur said that her husband went gases like those which would be was not there before. 0pp. Centfoi Pofli, Rocbvill* of the area's workers would be VfRPtON IRANCH j C i t y ______Z ip C w le ______;______. At Baltimore, the teachers un tempt to predict accurately the chase submarines, thei shipbuild alone to East Berlin a week ago mltted by an Apollo landing If Surveyor itself has been Vernon Cudt the economies of clean, modern gas, which has gone down ion approved 7)uesday night an effect of disarmament in ,Con- thrown out of work in the first ing industry and in turn the Tuesday. "I do not know why he craft taking men to the moon, moved by the rocket firings, •ANKIPM HOURS I ’ I agreement with the City’s necUcut is a disturbing study year and a total of 40 per cent area would stand little chanqe was arrested,” khe . said. ”He Stcientists said engineering te- scientists said, it would enable Monday lb Friday 25% in the last fifteen years. ■ Home Telephone______^ 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m. Board of Estimates which raar- published in late 1965 by the would lose their jobs over a to recover most of its lost in weht to EST.,Berlln as part of len^etry radioed to earth indl- them to obtain stereo pictures of Ftidoy (vening 6 lo 7 30 p.m. five-year period. ' oftd antees eyeyy teacher with a U.S. Arms Control and Disarma come and employment,” the re-' work hie isdoing on his dlsserta- cated\ the\$60 million spacecraft tthe mqon’s surface by rephotp- Vornon Iranch And you’ll save even more if you cook, cool, heat water and Assuming "prompt ahd vigor ^ a p l^ g ai^aa p)iotographed SINCE 1870 SorvifV Window haohhlor’s degree at least a $800 ment Agency. port predicts. "Its imdivefoilied tlon." \ did nj!ove\Wlghtly. { Mopdoy lo Fndoy 3 lo 4 p.m. increase over last year. The Prepared by the National Pla ous” economic action by the U.S. Mrs. \ Wiedenhpeft said • that Scientists had feared the teat \ I ifore the test. and Nighi Oepoiitory dry clothes by gas.The more gas you u ^ .. .the lower the rate. THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY M^mbfr Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' sigreemeht was reached Monday ning Association, the study con government and spirited efforts (See Page Twenty-Two) her husband wasi working
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 PAGE THREE I»A0B TWO Because of last month’s half MeW Over ing. The other was to correct August Rainfall inch rainfall deficit and be Area High Schools Renewal Finish 195 Inspections a poor housekeeping situation Sheinwolfl on Bridge cause August produces the 1th Week involving refuse. Below Average heaviest usage of water, the Newman-Cronin In 1968; Rybezyk South dealer Made in August In August of last year, 245 SLEIITH SOLVES town’s four reservoirs dropped TEL 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH S T J E ^ flF I Both sides vulnerable Rainfall in Manchester last “The North End Renewal inspections were made and 24 TRIPLE MURDER approximately 38 million gal DA1Ly Z 8:00 PJVI. - FRIDAY at 8 * 3 ^ - Three Philosophies Are Noted FALL AST CLASSES n o r t h Project Will be completed in A total of 195 inspections were corrections were ordered. By ALFRED SHEINWOIiD month totaled 3.49 inches, or lons last month. ’They measur Sat. & sun. 2:00-5:10-8:30 * Children 76c AU^Shows made In Manchester last month A 10 3 2 ed 413 million gallons on Sept. October 1968 and the Town of 8eglnning the week of September 18th Of the 195, inspections made ■What a tragic case. about a half inch below the (This is the third in a series eign language courses which jority o f students are Invoived. under the Town Housing Code Holmes!” Dr. Watson exclaim c? 852 1, against potential capacity of of articles on the carriqnlnms they cannot handle.” Ability grouping is axlvocot- Manchester will beg;ln receiv last month. 172 were of single August average of 4.07 inches, vdth only two corrections order ed. "A double murder --at the 0 A75 479 million gallons. on Area high schoids.) The majority of schools in ed by Dr. Conant in his report, ing new tax revenue from there WATER COLORS. OILS, CREATIVE CRAFT. family dwellings, 10 were of ed, according to a report issued 4 AKJ3 according to a report issued by By BETTE QUATRALE “The AmeiSCan High School at that time,” Edward Rybezyk, apartments in two-family dwell bridge tablQ. Dummy and de On 'S«!pt. 1. of last year, the .,,/ a m esA . Dr. Conant's nationwide survey CERAMIC JEWELRY. POTTERY by the Town Health Dei^artment. clarer shot each other at the EAST the Town Water Department. rA/ic/ienerSjriJ;. Three ibasic curriculum phi ’Today” , although he achnits it executive director of the Man ings, nine were of rooming WEST reservoirs"" held 296 million gal had adopted the_ individualized One of the orders was a coh- same instant, poor devils.” losophies are represented remains la oonltroveislal sub chester Redevelopment agency Register Sept. 15th— 1 to 3; 7 to 9 P.M. houses, and four were of units A KQJ96 Precipitation for the first lons. curriculum. demnatioVi, to vacate the prem Looking keenly at the\cards on J 109 7 4 a n k ^ the six area high ject among teechem and nd^ (M RA), predicted last night. in a muUiple-dwellipg. C? K3 eight months of \the year is Town water customers con Many educators In this area ises and to board up the build the table. Sherlock Holmes cor 1096 schools. mlnhftraltx>rs. Rybezyk, speaking at a gen Q 8 4 27.44 inches, against the aver sumed 118.3 million gallons last cited the prestige of the college 8 4 2 Robkvillb, .the largest high The Boitton Board o f EJduca- eral membership meeting of the . rected his friend: “ It was a 9 7 6 age eight-month total of 28.68 month for an average dally con course track student as one of triple murder, W'atson.” SOUTH sumption of 3.82 million gallons. school to the area, retains the contributing factors in elim tion recently went on record Manchester League of Women (THE S T U D I O ) inches. the traditional track system; as favoring heterogeneous Voters, briefly reviewed the Opening lead — King of A A 5 4 ination of the track system. 50 PEARL STREET— MANCHESTER Spades. ^ A Q 6 ______Coventry, Rham, and Tolland This is backed up by Dr. Con grouping of classes to which history of North End Renewal, The defenders told a straight KJ32 Tilt: Mim s H coiipoiiATioil nitst.NT!> High Schools offer an individ Students o f widely xfifferent from Its 1960 planning stage, o EXCLUSIVE COHN. SHOWING^ ant. For Further Information Gall J. Dutton forward tale of the events lead ♦ Q 10 5 JULIE ANDREWS MAX VON SYDOW ;R^ ualized, flexible curriculum; Individualised Curriculum academic Obraties and reading through its approval by refer EVES. 2 SHOWS J:**® • •■L*®J''* skills would be in the same ing up to the tragedy. West led West North East MATS. WED.-SAT.-SUH, 2PM 1, THECtOWt HOT HiaWAUTt;* Mims II South Windsor offers an indi ’The most common type of endum in May 1964, to the 643-7084 or B. Goodin 742-8603 South NEXT—“GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAJN claases. The dedalon bucks the Beverly Bollino Burton the king of spades, holding the Pass 3 NT All Pass fa litil U-HI-TM vidualized curriciflum with the curriculum in this area is the present. ' I NT area trend which is leaning trick. He continued with the —EUZABETH aidded ingreihent o f “albiiUty "flexible, individualized cur He blamed delays on human more to ability grouptog. queen of spades, and South won dummy throws two hearts. “THE LAST CHALLENGE’ grouping.” Bolton High has a riculum” accompanied by factors and on financing, and ^th the ace. Taylor Burton modlflied track system. Conant on Oronping said, “Pepple and ' businesses Now West must lead a red IN THE WAS lE T W E IN THE ” plus "Wild, Wild Ptanet" heavy guidance counseling.' COMEBATIMl TO auSKEHOEII - UNCONOmONAliyi The highly developed group Declarer ran the four clubs, suit because he has only red An eighth grade student The typical eightli'grade stu ■ cannot be uprooted without ing of a few years ago appears Dance Studio discarding a diamond from his cards left. Any lead gives de h e a m in g charting his course of study un dent in Tolland, Coventry, careful consideration for their hand. West discarded a low clarer a free* finesse for his T T der the .track system at Rock Rham 8und South Windsor has to be lessening, however, with future relocation." administrators now usually heart. South cashed the king ninth trick — an
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1967 PAOB If V B l*AGE POUE AfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 Powell Given Stept. 25 Is Set Griffiths'Thbmpson For Hearing on Choice Suite N H RR’s Future WASHINGTON (AP) — As a senior member of the House, BURTON'S BIG VALUE FUR-TRIMMED COAT SALE! WASHINGTON (AP)—A hear Adam Clayton Powell was given ing on how best to keep the New a choice office in the new Ray Haven Railroad running until it burn Office BuUding, a lavish becomes part of the merged com er suite coveted by many Penn-Central system has been other congressmen. set for Sept. 25 by the Inter Adoi^iing the walls were auto state Commerce Commission. / graphed photographs from pres The IOC wants to hear the pros idents who expressed gratitude and cons of a proposed f2S mil for his work as chairman of the lion loan by the Pennsylvania House, Education auid Labor and New York Central Railroads Committee. There were big and of a leasing arrangement mounted marlin and saUfish he which the commission itself pro hooked himself and a lot of posed. placques citing his achieve New Chrysler Now at Chorches The Pennsylvania and the Cen ments. tral have expressed opposition But the House refused to seat Thas new C h r ^ e r for 1968 wlU be on display at Cho^dhes MIotore, 80 OakUand St^ s t a ^ Powell last March, citing al ing tJomomyw. Styling iJnpirovemeiDts on it have been made to the front and rear, and to the lease idea, saying it would naw... save up ta ^32... on new season cootsin the loveliest collection affine wools not be practical. leged financial misconduct, and Is provided for three different hardtops. Numerous changes have been made m the he is seeking court action to be engines to improve high-speed performance on each o f 'the 15 m o d e ls .______The loan was proposed by the Penn ylvanla and the Central on readmitted,' . . . all luxuriously trimmed with large, luscious double skin mink . . . plush beaver Sept. 1 as an alternative to the Powell,.'^ veteran of 11 terms, visited the office Monday while ICC's lease proposal, which the in town to appear before a fed Tourists Ignore Warnings commission had put forward on . . . or Norwegian blue fox collars! Choose from loop boucle, frezeldo, topaz, Forst- eral grand jury investigating his Aug. 1. affairs. Other ways to keep the bank Instead of his one-time large mon fleece, diagonal wools... you'll find just the fabric you wont in this exciting rupt New Haven going will also Cuddly, Begging Grizzly staff, there were two women be discussed at the Sept. 26 clerks. He picked up a few of hearing, the IOC said Tuesday. his things and was gone quickly. group! Meanwhile, another federal The pictures and other wall dec court hearing on the Penn-Cen orations had previously been Is Still a Wild Animal tral merger is set for next Mon taken away. day before a three-judge panel On IVesday it was revealed YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL Park rangers said most of the studied. in New York City. A number ■ There’s not much association the clerk of the House has noti PARK, Wyo. (AP) — The beg personal injuries occur along of smaller Ea tern railroads between Yellowstone’s 175 to 225 fied the two women Powell Is gar beside the road in Yellow side the park highways where have been fighting the merger, ChftmDenain photo grizzlies and the black bear po being evicted. That means they bears beg for food and block claiming that the plan approved stone National Park may have a pulation, estimated at 400 to 450. MRS. DAVID WELSH GRIFFITHS will have to go elsewhere to han blue ribbon in one ear, a pink traffic on the narrow two-lane last year by the IOC doe's not The grizzlies have a few camp Miss Wanda Sarah Thompson dle the problems of Harlem ribbon in the other," and a roads. Tourists are given writ sufficiently protect them from carnations and roses The grounds staked out which they bridesmaids carried colonial « s ‘dents who still write their bleach spot on his rump. ten warnings about the bears the competitive advantages that and David Welsh Griffiths, both periodicaily raid, but generally bouquets of yellow and white congressmM. He may look cuddly, adorable when they enter the park and it a merged Penn-Central system of Vernon, were united In mar stay in the back country. The carnations and roses. The House clerk has reported and fun-loving. is a federal crime to feed them. would have. black bears—most of which are riage Saturday,. Sept. 3, at First Tammy Thompson of Vembn, ly been pressured .to make the But he isn’t. He's a wild ani But you can rarely drive either brown or cinammon in Congregational Church, Vernon. sister of the bride, was flower eviction move by other con mal—capable of chawing off a through Yellowstone when traf color despite their name—spend The bride is a daughter of g;lrl. Her gown was styled to gressmen who WEUit the office. chunk of arm or taking a swdpe fic isn’t backed up while motor Much food is obtained from most of the summer around the Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. match the adult attendant’s, at a face with his long, sharp ists feed the bears cookies, the palm tree—including coco crackers or popslcles while an highways and campgp'ounds. nut, dates a kind of milk, and Thompson of 25 Fernwood Dr. and she wore a wreath of mini claws. The bridegroom is a son of ature yellow and white carna But thousands of tourists each other member of the family But when the first flakes of sago. Russian Vessel Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Grif tions in her hair. She carried year ignore warnings and feed snaps a picture. snow fall in early September fiths of Overbrook Dr. a basket of yellow and white and tease the bears which line Despite warnings that the and the tourists head for home, Joining U.S. in carnations. the park highways seeking han bears are wild, some tourists they disperse into the upper RANGb The Rev. John Lacy, pastor try to get pictures of their reaches of the park. of First Congregational Church, Caiarles Griffiths Jr. of Ver Marine Program douts. And each year about 50 to \ M) youngsters sitting astraddle one William Barmkore, wildlife performed the double-ring cere non served as his brother’s best 100 tourists wind up with bear WOODS HOLE, Mass. (AP) of the bears. Park rangers said biologist for the U.S. Park Serv FUEL OIL mony. Fan shaped floral ar man. Ushers were John Rogers claw scratches or bear teeth —The Russian marine research they can’t verify the truth of the ice, said there is no apparent rangements were on the altar. of Birmingham, Peter Lengs- marks on their face and hands. GASOLINE vessel Albatros has arrived in story, but there is a rumor truth to rumors that the bear’s The bride was given in mar felder of Scarsdale, N.Y., and It’s beert several years since Woods Hole to begin the first among park employes that one summer diet of crackers, cook riage by her father. She wore James Anthony and Gilbert any tourist has been mauled U.S.-Soviet joint study of f l ^ tourist even spread honey over ies and bread from the rule- a full-length gown of white or Lyon, both of Rockville. sufficiently to require hospitali conservation. his small son’s face so he could breaking tourists is harmful. ganza over taffeta, accented Mrs. Thompson wore a yellow zation, but just south of the park BANTLY OIL crepe dress and coat ensemble Dr. Robgrt L. Edwards, as near Ashton, Idaho, a man was get a photograph of a bear lick Barmkore explained that with appliques, and designed ( O.M I’ \ .N V I .N( . with a chapel-length train. Her with matching hat and brown sistant director of the Bureau severely mauled last spring. ing it off. bears—like humans—eat a var ;;:;i M\I,N S'l'Ki;i.l fingertip-leng^ veil of illusion accessories, and a corsage of of (Commercial Fisheries Bio Two girl employes were at Maybe you’ve wondered about iety of food and that their natur TKI,. (i III- was arranged from a circle of yellow roses. The bridegroom’s logical Laboratory at Woods tacked and killed by, grizzly the blue and pink ribbons and al diet in the fall "builds up white organza, and she carried mother wore a pink lace over Hole, said the first of two bears in Glacier National Park the bleach spot. Park rangers, their weight to withstand the KucUxilli' ''T'l i-71 a cascade bouquet of white ros crepe dress with matching ac cruises probably will start next in Montana this summer. But receiving reports that a bear rigorous winter." has clawed or bitten a tourist or es and carnations. cessories, and a corsage of Monday. Yellowstone rangers said the "We are absolutely delighted raided a compound, brand the Mrs. John Rogers of Bir pink roses. ■'>*• tourists still aren’t heeding their A reception for 150 was held to be developing a mutual pro- bear with a bleach spot and mingham, Mich., was matron of constant warning to stay away at Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton, gram,” he said Tuesday. move it to another location with honor. Bridesmaids were Miss from the 400 to 450 black bears For a plane trip to Miami The Soviet Albatros and the in the park. They shoot tranqull- Deborah Thompson and Miss which roam the park. Beach, Fla., Mrs. Griffiths wore American marine research ves- izing darts into the bear to tem- Doreen Thompson, both of Through Aug. 1 of this year, Vernon and sisters of the bride; a three-piece knit outfit of pale sel Albatross IV will spend five 23 park visitors had been in I>orarily immobilize him while realty blue, and blue patent acces- to seven days sampling plank they bleach the bear—with the Miss Marcia Eastman of West- jured by the bears, compared sorles. The couple is living at ton, a form of marine life, off same kind of hair bleach used boro, Mass., and Miss Jill Col- with 28 for the same period a 1027 (Commonwealth Ave., Bos the coast of New Englemd. by women. Whenever a bear dak of Newton, Mass. year ago. A total of 53 Incidents ton. The second cruise is expected with a bleach spot gets into The bridal attendants were of bear damage had been re COUI^E dressed alike in floor-length lav Mrs. Griffiths- is a 1967 grad to last three or four weeks and trouble again, he’s disposed of. ported this year compared with FREE LECTURE MOIL, S E ^ IS , 8 P.M. ender gowns of organza over uate of Boston University, and preliminary plans call for a The ribbons in the ear desig 133 during the same period of All Classes HeW A t Morse College, Hartford taffeta, and wore ' matching is employed at the Prudential team of three American scien- nate that the bear is being stud 1966. MEN and WOMEN, regfardlees otf experience. Obtain yoiu" bow headpieces with vells. Insurance Co., Boston. Mr. <3rif- tists to swap vessels with three ied by the Colorado Cooperative Most of the damage incidents broker’s license and BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Elam extra Inr The matron of honor carried fiths is a senior at ~ Boston Unl- ‘ ' So-vlet scientists midway Wildlife Research unit. The col occurred at the campgrounds come for youiri8e¥ and flamlly. Learn hew to pass your exam, a cascade bouquet of yellow versity. through the cruise. or of the ribbon in his right ear open an office, obtain UBtlngs, idiow property, airrangre moit- where bears scrounge for food The ships will study conserva indicates the bear’s age and the pn pjPB, and dose deals like an expert. Act now befbne license left open by campers. If the tion of ground ^ i s h, species ribbon in the left ear indicates I&w ctiSLng'66. AJtltGnidi & FREE UBCTTURE on !M)oihl, iSsplt. 18 food is left uncovered at night 8 PJM. No obUgntion. Presenlbed by Lee Instlitifte at Morse Lawyer Says H . Rap Brown which feed on the bottom of the the bears go right through con the general area of the park in College, 183 Ann St., Hartford. Get full detadlB at first meeting. ocean. which he was first observed so vertible tops, car windows or Dr. Arkadiy Noskov, the So his migration habits can be tents to reach it. Set to Fight Extradition viets’ chief of expedition, said AI.EXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — curred the Russlai^ were "very glad An attorney for H. Rap Brown Hirschkop said he’ll also offer to accept the United States says the Black Power advocate quotes from statements by Mary offer’’ of a mutual fish study, will fight extradition to Mary- land Gov. Spiro T. Agnew, who "The aims and wishes of U.S. land where he faces two felony blamed the Cambridge uprising and Soviet fishermen coincide charges in connectipn with Ne- on Brown and other Black Pow- fully in the rational exploitation gro rioting this summer. er advocates, in contending of fish,” Dr. Noskov said. Brown, chairman of the Stu- Brown can’t get a fair trial if The Russians arrived in dent Nonviolent Coordinating Maryland. Woods Hole Monday. The 167- (Committee, is to appear today If his attorneys fall to block foot Russian vessel has a crew in Alexandria Municipal Ctourt the extradition, Brown is to be of 26. * to be served with extradition turned over to Maryland author- papers signed Aug. 23 by Virgin- Ities following the court pro- AIRY CRIME la Gov. MUes E. Godwin Jr. ceedlng. OGDEN, Utah (AP) — It isn’t Bro-wn...... faces...... separate______chargesHirschkop said Brown also ukely that two 13-year-old boys of inciting persons to riot and to "''U* represented in court by will try cutting valve stems arson growing out of a July 24 William M. Kunstler of New from' any more motor cars. The riot In Cambridge, Md., in York, chief counsel for deposed pair, who admitted cutting which a school and several oth Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and alve . stems from 33 autos in a er buildings were burned. The a former attorney for Martin five-block area, were sentenced rioting began after Brown ad Luther King and other civil to pump up 132 automobile tires dressed a large crowd of rights leaders. with a hand air pump. Negroes. Phillip J. Hirschkop of Alex andria, a lawyer representing Brown, said his client Jntenda to a. Portrait collared fox . . . in diag oppose extradition on grounds TV-Radio Tonight he was arrested illegally and onal wool with Norwegian blue. Three can’t get a fair trial In Mary button closing. Brown, blue. 8-18. land. Brown, 28, was arrested in Al Television b. Double skin male mink collar . . . exandria several days after the 5:00 ( 3) Uovie 7:16 (30) Newsreel Cambridge uprising on a federal ( iMike Douglas (40) News in nubbed wool. Single breasted. charge of unlawful flight to (10) Perry Mason 7:30 (24) Travel Time
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■ 1 X Li A ;' ’ ■ ■t- V ; -\ ■/', PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 r j m B O i motor fuel taxes was collected dressed off screen. Miss Head spectacles are almost a Holly look casual, elegant but like a in August than had been col 29 Mail Sacks said, mentioning , Steve Mc wood trademark, was asked if /part of him,” said Miss Head. State Taxes lected in the same month lakt The Boston Strangler Off-the-Screen Glamour off-screen glamour is dead. George Hamilton—“Accepted Queen. Fall from Plane Among others well dressed off year. as one of the best dressed men A $467,362 Increase was re SPECIAL SALE “ It has been deader than the stage, she listed Richard Cren- Show H ike PITTSBURGH (A P ) — In the proverbial doornail, except for a in Am erica.” ported in corporation taxes. ^In’ Again in Hollywood na, James Oobum, Clint East- 200 mllek between here and Har Opportunity small group of extraordinarily Rosalind Russell "Famous wood, James Garner, Rock Cigarette taxes were edown DeSalvo Seen Likely a l l -w e a t h e r c o a t s HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Edith er at a cocktail party in black well-dressed women, not all of for wearing very simple, dra In August about $43,000 from August 1966. risburg lie rugged mountaina, Hudson and Paul Burke. Head reports ’a renaissance of leather pants. Jacket, boots and them actresses. matic, elegant clothes. ’The per Actresses: Yvette Mimleux, Sales taxes—Connecticut’s blgf- farmo, villages—and 29 mall HARTFORD (A P ) — State 65% Dacron, 35% Coffon off-screen glamour in Holly cap. But that sort of thing, "Now the glamour look of fect example of a star who has Barbara Feldon. Candice Ber gest revenue raiser—could not sacks. taxes collected last month to be Included in the monttfly re Escaping Prosecution wood, once with its Greta Gar Edith says, is now out. Hollywood has become impor made a signature to her Image gen, Mia Farrow, Barbara U.S. mall officials said Tues Zip-Ouf Pile Liner taled $15,461,806 —not counting port because they are collected bos and Joan Crawford, the To honor filmdom’s best tant, again. Why? Because of a by the way she dresses. Rush; Donna Reed. day the sacks, .contalplng BORON (AP) — Albert D«- the IS women. Eleven of them REG. 35.00 first glamour capitol of the world. sales taxes. This was an in on a quarterly basis. renaissance of glamour and '"There’s such a thing as the None is necessarily a nominee died of strangulation, the others dressed actors and actresses the crease of $262,136 over August first-class mall, fell through an SalTo, IS, the self proclaimed “ Suddenly the teen-age starlet Costume Designers Guild, of beauty in many of our new mo •Roz Russell look' or the 'Merle for this year’s designer awards. open door of an airplane Friday. from other causes. LIMITED TIME ONLY 1966. knocks no longer wears tetmis shoes tion pictures for the first time in Oberon look.’ They’re hard to What do well dressed people Boston Strangler, is likely to National which Miss Head is president, 380 DEATHS IN POOLS They said nothing was turned Richardson said he was satis a decade. Year after year, put into words, but if I came have iij, common? A drop of over $1 million in escape prosecution In the slay and minishorts,’ ’ says the holds its second annual awards ARLINGTON, Va. — About up in a search around the air fied that statements made by we've had documentary, stark into a room with six or eight “ For man or woman," said inheritance taxes was largely ings of IS women in the East .88 sprightly winner of seven Os bail Sept. 29. Proceeds at $100 260 of the swimming pool fatal ports in the two cities, and indi DeSalvo “ would -not support an S to r e s ^ cars for costume design. “ Now realism.” dresses on clothes hangers. I ’ll Miss Head, “ the secret is to ap offset by the penny-per-gallon in ern Massachusetts area around per person—and last year’s ities' predicted by tl*® Public cated helicopters may be used indictment.’’ it’s ’In’ to be well dressed." Last year’s winners of the bet you 100-to-l I could guess pear so that people say, crease in the gasoline tax, ac Boston. event attracted 2,000—benefit Health Service this year will be to search the entire distance. “ Such evidence as . d o e s whose they were.” •Doesn't so-and-so look well cording to a report Issued Tues State Atty. Oen. Elliot L. 26 She had seen one actress bare the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. costume designers’ awards for ■ The 30-inch nylon bags are foryou! day by Teix Commissioner John in backyard pools; another 100 exist,” he said, “ does not fore projecting a star image off Some actors associated with dressed?' not: 'Hey, get a load Richardson said Tuesday he has footed at a formal evening par In her bungalow office at Uni will occur in motel, hotel and green and will blend with the fo close the possibility that more of that dress’ or ‘Wow. look at L. Sullivan. closed a special office he open ty, another at a premiere In blue versal Studios, Miss Head, screen included: tough roles and rough dress in liage. than one individual was in GLENNEY'S that suit.’’ ’ Some $860,665 more in state apartment pools. ed last June to review the avail jeans and sweatshirt and anoth whose bangs and hom-rimmed Rex Harrison—“ His clothes films are among the best volved. ’This is the possibility CORNER MAIN and BlRCH STS. able evidence in the deaths of that has to be kept open before the evidence is conclusive.” On the other hand, Richard Fee Now son added, such evidence as the state has gathered would not CONTINUING Proctor-Silex Teflon NEW HAVEN (AP) — Negro allow prosecution of anyone but Popular 3 Speed militant H. Rap Brown had been DeSalvo. EDUCATION I SALE! scheduled to speak at Tale Uni Richardson had opened the Steam or Dry Iron versity, but the arrangements special office with one, of his Hand Mixer have fallen through—because of assistants, Donald E. Conn, in ______SERVICES I a $1,000 fee. charge. Our Reg. Low 9.47 Brown demanded the fee for WED. Our Reg. 7.89 £ I appearing Oct. 16 before the It was Conn who prosecuted I The University of Connecticut i | p Yale PoliUcal Union, but the DeSalvo last winter on indict student group which had invited ments charging him with sexual I NON-CREDIT EXTENSION II him to speak at one of its meet assaults and robbery of four greater Boston women. ’These , COURSES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC IN ings, declined. and It is not the policy of the Y P U charges were not connected I MANCHESTER to pay guest speakers, Y P U with the stranglings. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESl'ER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 PAGE lO NB PA<» EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTOMBER 18, 1967 Mrs. Richard Coughlin, Mrs. er of Laurel Trail are the par agency has been printed and Is Ing as Republicans, eight as ington, needing a big splsish to field in Washington and you're Richard M. Clay, and Mrs. Er ents o f a daughter bom Bept. 8 Area Weather available for the azking. Coventry Democrats and 27 as remain C o l u m b i a What Every City Needs - get the promotion the toastmaster. You can’t nest G. LeDoyt. Light refresh at Rockville Hospital. M «. 'Uah- *nie agency hours are Mon.- ing unafflllated. In the First WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Sun ^in g. Everyone else was make It? What ■ time GAN you ments will be served after toe er is the former Sandm Des- day through Friday from 8 to 9 District, of the total number, trying to figure an angle when niake it? Okay, that’s only an pard, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. ny skies and mild afternoon Helena’s W(dter Marshall there were six registered as meeting. Nursing Unit a.m. with Mrs. Shirley Fox In up to the depot drove Walter hour late. I’ll get Brinkley to Elderly Get Jamea Despsmi of Laurel Trail. temperatures ■will continue over Republicans, two as Democrats Square Daiice Classes attendance and from 8:30 a.m. with a fleet of black limousines sub for you until you get there.” The paternal g^randparents are HELENA, Mont, (AP) — Ev- He built a stage, an audlto- and 10 remaining unafflllated. A ’’Free Fun Night” from southern New England today to noon with clerk Mrs. Bertha hauling two cases of champag^ie “ Hello, David? This is Walter Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Usher ery city in America should have rium and dormitories for the ac- Date on Tax In the Second District the count 730 p.m. to 10 p.m. today at and Thursday with prospects for Sets Meeting Rathbun on duty. Mrs, O’Brien and virtually every secretary in Marshall in Helena. Chet wants of Old Stafford Rd., Tollamd. reports a total of 32 children a man like Walter Marshall. tors. Then he stumped the city to know if you can sub for him was 31 as Republicans, six as toe Nathan Hale Community Friday just about the same, says the White House. Pfc. Usher is stationed at Ft. Charles Francis, district man attended the pre-achool den You know, the kind of guy support and signed college f6r an hour at this dinner for. Democrats and 17 remaining, Center will begin the classes in the U.S. Weather Bureau. Walter can pull off anything Exem ptions Benjom'in Harrison in Indiana. ager of the Wlll'imantic Social tal clinic In July and had teeth who forgets about accumulating talent from all over the country, Mike Mansfield. You can? unafflllated. square dancirig sponsored by With the exception of unsettled from a local Voice of Democra Manchester Evening Herald Security office, ■will speak at cleaned and checked arid .were money and turns to the thank- The result is standing room Good, see you there.” Town assessor Samuel P. Nursing Meeting toe Whirlaways Square Dance weather of last Sunday, Septem cy contest to a state dinner with Club. All couples are welcome Coventry correspondent, F. the second annual meeting of given a flourlde treatment. less jobs that p u t, a city on °*'*y virtually every night of the Brinkley put on the first hadf Allen reminds all persons he The public is invited to toe ber’s weather has been very the same sandpiper and crow to the classes to be held same Pauline Uttle, tel. 742-6281. the Columbia jPUblic Health Recreation Panel MeeUng wheels; the guy whose personal- summer. Walter and Doris are of the show and Huntley, the hsis received notice from the annual meeting of toe local Main Street Stores good, and it looks as though bar technique. time and place each Wednesday Nutsing Agency today at ity gets Into the foundations of a always in the 'wings, though second. It was beautiful. State Tax Commissioner that Public Health Nursing Assoc- It ■will continue for some time The Recreation Council will An appreciate dinner was the forms for the tax exemp for several, months with Ed Allow Younelt Plenty of Time Beautify and Preserve Your Chic Check Hores Around Town the Congregational (3hurch at 8 town. there is no cash in it for them. A year later. State Sen. Tom teitlon at 8 p.m. today in the to come. hold a special meeting tomor scheduled in Washington for tion for the elderly may not Blaln of South Hadley, Mass., Tou just can’t pull yourself Investment Whatever the Happy Occasion Serve at Meals or Meetings p.m. Walter Marshall is a chunky, When John F. Kennedy came Judge of Helena was In Wash- Board Room of toe Town Hall The weather pattern is almost His subject will be "Medicare row at 8 ip.m. in Yeomnns Hall Senate Majority Leader Mike be accepted prior to Oct. 1. SIS toe Instructor-caller. ORGAN away in a hurry, when you visit ■^PAUL’S PAINT SUPPLY, 646 You can double the joys of Homemakers are constantly stationar yin the northeast quar to discuss the proposed trans zestful little man who finds Helena campaigning In 1960, ingtoon and was introduced to on Rt. 31. A film of toe Con and Its Benefits.” Mansfield of Montana. Walter The town official emphasizes The club Is ha'vlng a club- YOUR GIFT GALLERY on the Main Street, is the place to celebrating a birthday or an on the lookout for luscious des ter of the nation and weather more than 24 hours in a day. He Walter had the job of driving Brinkley. necticut Society for the Preven f h e office serves Windham fer of the 'boat ramp from the was on the committee. that such forms are to be filed level dance program from 8 LESSONS main floor of Watkins. Colored come for satisfying "Touralne" serts to serve at family meal-, Isn’t a mayor or a civic club '>®ck to the airport, Brinkley frowned pensively. tion of Blindness “ Cross Roads anniversary by having dinner conditions during the next few County, part of Tolland County community beach to the dike They needed a good toastmas after Oct. 1 and prior to Jan. p.m. to 11 p.m. Sept. 23 at Cov Competent, profession glass, displayed on window TRU-FLEX, the LATEX f C n ii at FIANO’S RESTAURANT & times and to committee mem days will show only minor president, although he could be, “ You’ve got to see our theater, ’’Helena, Montana,” he said. at Four” will be shown. and Lebanon and jFranklln, as on Erdonl Rd. ter. “ I’ll call Huntley and Brink- 16, 1968 but suggests that such entry Grammar School with Ru al organist will give shelving takes the guesswork HOUSE PAINT that can give CXK3KTAIL LOUNGE, Route 6 bers as club activities resume. changes. and he could be well-to-do from Jack,” he said, and promptly "Oh, yes. Say, who the hell is Also, Mrs. Esther Palmer, ‘^well as Columbia. ley,” said Walter. applications be made as soon fus Aldridge of Franklin, Msiss., lesson on your organ out of shopping because you see your home years of protective SIZES 6-16 ROYAL ICE CREAM, Warren Temperatures should begin .■ti his livelihood, which is selling *^ v e there, Walter Marshall?’’ senior nurse of toe local PHNA, and 44 in Bolton. The proprie Two members of the board Manchester Evening Herald As reconstructed many times after the October 1 date as pos as guest caller. In charge of tn the privacy and con beauty. Here is a paint with slow upward trend. Patchy "Gal has been named director of toe venience of your own at a glance how each piece will tors are sparing no efforts in Street, may be served in a sher resigned ait' the, agency’s recent Columbia correspondent Vir advertising in Helena. .Kennedy enjoyed the tour. on long Montana winter even sible. refreshments will be Mr. and qualities never combined be making everything exception bet glass, or spooned into a ley fog will develop' again to "Pre-school Vision Screening” home. For farther in look in your own home. Much meeting. They are William.Bur ginia Carlson tel, 228-9224, But many years ago, Walter glanclng;,g^ impatiently at his ings, the conversation went like The NaUonal Federation of 72 New Voters Mrs. Richard Gale and Mr. amd fore in one paint for exterior flaky crust or scooped atop cake night, especially in the 'vicinity program planned for toe future, formation phone: thought and planning continues ally pleasant for you, first by leson, finance committee chair decided how much time he watch, but what he didn’t enjoy this: Business and Professional A report of the Registrars of Mrs. Donald Bowmtui: to go into making YOUR GIFT surfaces of wood, concrete or offering fine food, expertly pre or a melon wedge. Whichever of lakes and rivers where the were Walter’s two large dogs through toe local PHNA. masonry. TRU-FLEX white man, and committee member would give to making money, ” HeUo, C!het? This is Walter Women’s Clubs was founded In Voters show a total of 72 new Birth Announced 643-2312 GALLERY an exciting place to pared and then serving it way you serve'it, one sampling relatively warm waters come in and how much to nonpaying which rode with them in the sta voters made at the all day ses In charge of tomorrow’s meet will stay white and the colored Harry CWalmers. Marshall in Helena. We’re giv St. Louis tn 1919. It now has Pfc. and Mrs. Warren R. Ush shop for gifts of rare beauty and graciously in an atmosphere of ROYAL ICE CREAM invites contact with the cool nighttime tion wagon. sion Saturday with 37 re^ster- ing are Mrs. Harry McKuslck, paints are non-fading. TRU- Burleson will be replaced by work. Thenonpaying variety ing a dinner for Mike Mans more than 200,000 members. established distinction. Have that induces relaxation and well the question, “ Where did you air. Seems the dogs liked the sena FLEX resists blistering. It dries Mrs. Charles Sanborn. Merton turned out to be more fun. you ever seen such delicacy as bging. ’Their versatile BAN- get this rich, delicious ice An -Outbreak of cold air has tor and spent most of the trip in 30 minutes insuring freedom W olff and Mrs. Ronald Gotoa, He wears a half-tie that looks exquisite IRISH B E L L E E K (iURT HALL is ideal for a wed- cream?’’ Buy ROYAL ICE overspread the north and cen licking the back of his neck. from insects sticking to surface. tral Rocky Mountain region and who resigned earlier, will 'be re like it was dunked in soup and pitchers, cups and saucers, su cUng reception, testimonial, re CREAM at the fine drug and A couple of years later, Ken TRU-FLEX spreads on easily is advancing eastward across placed by Mrs. Walter Drew had to be cut off.: He has a grav gar and creamers, also plates. union or conference. No party is grocery stores in your neigh nedy came back ris president. with no paint pulling of ’ the the Plains. In the South, fair and William Thompson. elly voice, and, yes, sometimes From Germany comes a group too small or too large. 643-2342. borhood. 649-6368. When he stepped off the plane brush, flows on smoothly. You skies are the rule. Mrs. Thomas O’Brien nurs he bugs people. But he gets the of PORCELAIN FIGURINES, hC; spotted Walter In the wel can paint In any weather, over WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — ing committee chairman said job done, any Job, wherever the such exquisite artistry. Walk Jewel-Toned Fashions To take the bitter faste out of coming committee and said: damp surfaces even shortly af Five-Day Forecast: that a new lease had been sign town can use him. across the shop to see slabs of THE UTTLE SHOP. 306 East spaghetti sauce, Add a pinch of ter a rain or early morning Temperatures In Connecticut ed for ithe pi'esent headquarters Walter took charge of a de- “ Hello, Walter. Do you still BARN WOOD, HAND-PAINT Center Street, is ablaze with baking soda to the mixture. If dew. When the Job is finished, from Thursday through Monday and will run to July 1968. She caylng old brewery on Helena’s those damned dogs?” ED with colorful florals for vibrantly-colored SKIMMERS, the sauce continues to bubble, simply wash brushes, rollers you need to add more baking are expected tobeb e low nor added a fire extinguishing proj- Last Chance Gulob and, with The Montana Centennial Com unique appeal, $8. YOUR GIFT JUMPERS, SKIRTS, SWEAT and hands in water for easy ERS, SLACKS and TOPS, that mal with the dally high averwg- eot In the building has been toe help of his teacher wife, mission sent a special train GALLERY with such an airy soad. clean-up. Enjoy the enduring are destined to snare compli Ing ill the upper 60s and low completed. Doris, turned it into one of toe around toe country to promote feeling of spaciousness, is the girls' knee socks benefits of TRU-FLEX for your ments for you, with the fit {uid To Celebrate The ‘New Look’ 70s and the overnight low from A new flyer explaining the finest summer theaters in the toe state. Walter went, of number one center for gifts the home today. TRU-FLEX is so flattery you hope for. Try Some LENOX PHARMACY 299 the middle 40s to the low 60s. services and benefits of the Northwest. course. They wound up In 'Wash^ young couples like best as Octo advanced it is called "Tomor on at THE LITTLEPSHOP. East Center Street, is staging ber, the number one wedding row’s paint.’ ’ a SALE this ’THURSDAY, FRI month approaches. DAY, SA’TURDAY tha^’^idU be -SW,- One way to get your hand See It §ad Feel It a true extravaganza. It is an An egg carton bottom firmly wash only items done daily, Up-to-the-minute color and X invitation to you to come see taped ,to thfe inside of a drewer without letting them j>ile up, is texture combined on two spa cious floor levels at PILGRIM the newly redecorated, re makes an excellent holder for to keep them in a small laundry modeled LENOX PHARMACY children’s socks. bag near the bathroom basin. MILLS, 177 Hartford Road to offering a bright newness Each time you wash your 5295 I bring you la'vlshly beautiful & WOOLS, COTTONS. ORLONS, throughout. New counters, en A Joy to Be Served hands, make it a habit to wash An attractive check pattern rv CORDUROUY, KNITS. Here at larged departments and a new Come for dinner tonight to LA out one item. at bottom plus matching scarf 1 1 1 1 c. PILGRIM MILLS, under one g;lft area are e'vident. Come to •rOUR STORES OF FASHlOH* STRADA RESTAURANT, 699 create a sensational knit out the SALE tomorrow, Friday or Freshen Your-Wardrobe roof is a wide assortment at Main Street. ’The crisp autumn fit. This handsome handmade Saturday. ’This is a STORE Right now when we’re say low cost to help you create ex- weather stimulates an appetite is sure to win you many com WIDE EVENT featuring most MANCHESTER PARKADE ing "good-bye’ ’ to summer and pensive-looking garments that for wholesome,, nourishing plim ent!' inviting prices. It is a most uni "hello’’ to the new autumn sea wear better 'and fit better. foods, skillfully prepared and Pattern No. 6296 has complete que SALE because merchandise son, our clothes closets are Roam up and down the aisles seasoned with a professional knit directions — sizes 6 will be available that is ordi D. bulging with warm weather at PILGRIM MILLS. Drink in flair as performed at LA through 16 inclusive. narily not stocked at LENOX If apparel that needs to be stored To order, send 36 cents in the glorious shades, designs, STRADA. Come in soon. You’ll p h a r m a c y . ’That’s all we can away and cold weather Ensem coins plus 16 cents each ^for textures. It’s a heady brew. be more than pleased with the divulge at this time. You won’t bles (that need to be ready for first-class mail and special han OPEN 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. service and the comfortable sur want to miss this SALE at wearing on short notice. Let dling, to: thru Fri. and OPEN SATUR roundings at LA S’TRADA. Lenox Pharmacy. Come. "MARTINIZING” ’THE ONE Anne Cabot, Manchester DAY to 6 p.m. HOUR DR"? CLEANING plants Evening Herald, 1160 Ave. of Shorten the legs of a discard at com er Main and ' Birch Americas, New York, N.Y. Tri City— Vernon Circle Area ed bridge table to about 6 inch Streets also at 299 West Mid 10030. es. ’The table then makes a per So Comfortable to Wear Happy Memories Remain dle ’Tpke. help you become con Print Name, Address ■with Zip Come as a family to JANE fect serving board for picnic fidently well-groomed ■with a The S’TRETCH PANTS and Code and Style Number. lined WOOL SLACKS at ALDEN FOOD SHOP, Tri C!ity lunches and beach snacks. band-box freshness. ’The serv Send 60 cents today for your S r . . KAYE’S SPORTSWEAR, Ver- Shopping Plaza for mealtime ice here is fast and thorough. copy of the ’67 FaJl and Winter non Circle, keep you in great treats. The youngsters are not For the Lady-ln-Walting All work is done right on the Album! It has free directions shape, thanks to toe spring- too small to enjoy toe fun and GLAZIER’S; 631 Main Street, premises so there is less rea for crocheted tarn and bath back fit that never bags or toe enriching experience of has MATERNITY FASHIONS son for losing anything. How room accessory set. BSigB. ’These come in proportion “eating out” . Dad’s hearty ap that are flattering and comfort the men in the family ^yill en petite wUl be satisfied with joy the professionally launder ed sizes. You’ll find an appeal able to keep you in good spirits ing array of in-or-out TOPS pat king-size portions served ' here. because you know you look at ed shirts as done by "MAR’TIN- Mom can revel in toe attentive IZING’’ the ’TWO HOUR SHIRT Demure Accents terned in exotic hand-screeneii tractive. Here are DRESSES prints. service. The kiddies will de black kid and SEPARATES (skirts, SERVICE, 299 West Middle light over toe tempting choices. \ Tpke. 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BOTH FAIRWAYS have aU manner of CURTAIN RODS al Save the tin-foil plates from Manchester Parkade so CAFE ’TRAVERSE RODS, ready-to-heat pies imtil your r’» beautifully styled and extend child’s next birthday party. able up to 160 inches. Then cut them up ^nd punch out oeykm , holes, filing the hcHes with left over costume jewelry to make If you don’t want to bother decorative crowns—a novel fa teen girls.,. with washing nylons by hand, vor. put them in a tightly tied pil lowcase for washing and drying 1410 Lamps, Lamps, Lamps in your machine. 2-6 yrf. _____ Evenings are getting longer, A idneee toe all seasons is do you want but your home can be bright ‘Champagne Curl’ Permanent cheerful, when you add a certain to suit not only grown SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, LAMP from WATKINS, 936 up tastes but a little onH girl’shows to be a doll? comer Oak and Cottage, Invites street. What an extensive give this free awlnglng style you to come for a ‘‘(3HAM- selection is available. Here arec,^ ______PAGNE CURL" PERMANENT LAMPS to read and sew by; ^ exciting, sophisticated No. 1410 with Photo-Gade by famous Bonat. You’ll thrill LAMPS that ornament and ac enroll now in is in aizea 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 years. to the sparkle and exciting high cent; LAMPS that relax and '!/ 1 If • Size 3, 1V4 yurds of 35-inch. lights you hair will possess. It rest you. Buy for yourself and conations your hair Uke no oth- tor an autumn wedding, annl- TV) order, ^eend 60c in coins designer fashions r plus 15c each ^firet-dasa mail er treatment has been able to versary, house warming or “ Seventeen” do before. So look your best as birthday. and {peioial handling, to: Sue the new autumn season arrivesj^ Bimnett, MamcheaAer Evening 'N Ini adation, with your "CHAM Herald, 1100 AVE. OF AMER Magazine’s from D& L’s new m M . mI >11 I ' PAGNE CURL” p e r m a n e n t To remove coffee stains from ICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10036 you get a coupon entitling yoU rugs, add one tablespoon of any I»rlivt Nam^, Addreiaa with to^ REXlBrVE______, „ A PAPER „ „ COCK_____ detergent to a quart of Zip Code, Style Number and Switch on to the great sportswear looks! TAIL DRESS FREE (so glam- water and top with one famous “ Miss Elegant Shop” orouB it looks like expensive teaspoon of ■vinegar. Then let a head sltarfc on up-to-the metallic m ateria). Not o a y as the solution soak and sponge it ^idnute styUnig with the new a new school year begins, but Put Fall & Winter ’67 ieaue of Basic They're shooting off sparks . . . the lingy new sportswear contemporaries in for a continuing smart and well- Fashion. Only 50c a copy. BEAUTY colors like creamy white, cornsilk yellow, horizon gold, spicy curry. There s groomed look for an active sea A long-handled 'windshield O PEN IN G FRIDAY. SEPT. 15 brush comes in handy to clean a look for every mood from sophisticated to casual . . . all done up in fabulous son ahead, resolve to dial 643- Plmiento-flavored cream 8961 regularly. 'Make it a beau between the kitchen range and WORKSHOP woolens, a. Jack Winter beige ahd broWn pikid wool jacket. 12-16 $28. Matching adjacent base cabinets. cheese (prepackaged) makes a tiful habit. quick stuffing for celery to 'Hiey’re part of the super serve as an appetizer or on let If you have a taste for uninhibited'good fashion, pants 8-18 $16. b. Pandora'gold wool kilt. 8-16 $12. Gold, red and black new way of dressing. Manchester Parkade Stores tuce as a salad. If you want to striped wool pullover. 34-40 $11. c. Evan Picon© trenchcoat jacket in creamy white combine the cheese mixture a flair for understated elegance, you’ll love p&L’s Mini skirts .. . mini heels. Pamper Yourself If you’re entertaining out- 6-week beauty and grooming course wool twill. 12-16 $35. White A-line wool skirt wjndowpaned in GEATANO’S SALON OF doors, tie a clean carpenter’s yourself, use re ^ la r cream new “Miss Elegant Shop,” Shown, two marvels by Don Sophisticates Low little heels aw chpese, chopped pimento and BEAUTY, bustling with skUl apron with several large pock- the pche looks for mini skirb 'gray. 10-16 $19. Creamy white shell, 34-40 $11. d. Glasgo fur blend two-tone and talent, will have you looking ets around the tree nearest the green ouvea.______at D&L — Manchester Parkade ' ... from a collection including such famous names as Joan Arkin * ; . ' _ ’V. ' and Ml the other new pullover. Cornsilk, celery, blue. 34-40 $16. Tudor fur blend A-line ‘kjr* ^ and feeling gloriously alive, be- serving area. Store the silver- designed in Paris, Lanz Originals, Youth Guild; Kimberly and Pavilion. cause you know you appear; at ware, napkins, straws and other ■ U S | | S | | | | II a II iIM f f t shapes fo^ ’67. cornsilk, celery, blue 8-18 $16. e. Vllleger cornsilk striped wool skirt, zip your best. Book an appointn»i»nt kitchen .utensils in the large "H HIIIIIW II I f U l i a i V tw 1 includes make-up, hair care, figure ai^ii^is, fashionj front 6-14 $16. Classic \ypol pullover in cornsilk. 34-40 $14. •fOUR for a professional HAIR SHa !P- pockete unUl you’re ready to sj^ | i^ _ | ju | , B I| m sruidance, modeling’, poise, etc. STORK OF FASHlOH right: Pumpkin wool chin 617 ING, a PERMANENT WAVE use them. And when the.meal is ‘'i| 0 | | 8 V P l l v n H I r llW • open to girls ages 13 to 17. (DIUL jSportawear, all 4 MUtrea) or try a spirit-lifting RINSE or over, throw the silverware and j chilla side-buttoned coat eye-catching FROSTING. Try_ other...... utensUs..... back , .into the ap- ____ estimated tha/t over a • classes on Saturday mornings 10 to 11 aon., starting with hi-ehirred back over a {ifltim D&L in MkuiclMBter PAikade. . -. Open Sfon., Wed., Thun., FrL Nlghte till 9 P.M. . MANCHESTER PARKER on a new “ personality” when ron pockets—it’s a quick way of mnUan doRara a year is spent l^ptemltor 16 sleeveless white wool skim- Toee*iy fund Saturday till 6 PJK. , . you Inspect the WIGLETS and separating them before wash- on vailed feti^efl t» rfUew \ m er, *1-13, 6 0 0 ; le ft, ^VIQB available in many, many U)g. , pMes- you that Cooling, The total cost is just $3 and will be conducted by Miss sleeveles8 white wool chin \ \ 'styles and shades. ThS^ will ______r’S OINTMBN' chilla dress with hf waist Something new and sublimely fashionable ... ’YiisEleganf^op"devotedtodistinctivedre^^ be shaped and personalized tor^ To make a . room look spa ^Pat Turner, noted model and fashion authdrity. Class, •rOUR STORK OF FASHlO**' sootlbes p ^ torture ip minutes. encircled in brown leather. you alone an d'w ill -be ready clous, the walls, ceiling and car Either a box or 8SC tube ap [is limited to 18 girls, so hiirry in and register now (D *L Shofi^ MMOberter fashions .. . will open at D&L, Manchester Parkade this Friday, Sept. IS on 24-hour notice. Don’t delay, peting should be the s a mplicator. e ______PETERSON’S OINT- p ($3 fee mpst be piaid on registering) at the Payment 7-13, 636 ' Acquire,, “ instant” glgmour and shade. A mirrored wall will of- g i w toSt, Joyi^ r^ e f |D^k,- Mam Floor, D&L, Manchester Parkade, , MANCHESTf^R PARKADE gobd-grobmlng. Get set, go to ten make a room look twice as from Itcbing. "Be deUgfited or GAETANO’S. 643-9022. large. rngOey back.
\ ■ PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAt.D. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 PAQB TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 South Windsor Cowperthwaite, Alton Dupont XoHikiel in Role cusston of new state legislation and Frank Gervascio. and Ite impact on toWn clerks will be State Examiner of Pub way Authority to get tolls slapped on a Ends Training" At Clerk Parley lic Records Rockwell H. Potter lianrl^rBtpr mile section of the Garden Stato Seaman Recruit WIlHam C. Pleasant Valley Residents Carr I I I ,' 19, son o f Mr. and Jr., who besides at 26 Gardner Parkway which happened to be built Manchester Town Clerk Ed St., Manchester. > | lEopnltuPi IJprdft originally with federal funds, a condition Mrs. William C. Carr Jr., 7J56 Graham Rd., has completed ward Tomklel will have a lead which forbids the Imposition of tolls. Oppose Street Work in Poll PUBL.IBHGVD BY THE^ . nine weeks of basic training at ing role In the two-day Connec HBRAED PRINTING
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PAGE ]P iri« BW MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MjI^NCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 Zoners Hear Reagan Readies Tour iBids Monday "Super-Right" Meats — Great Buys The Connecticut State High As Absolute ‘Hawk’ we care way Department, on Monday SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) But Nofziger said that the night, will ask the Zoning — Qov. Ronald Reagan is get-, governor's position on the presi “Super-Righl” Quality Beet Board of Appeals (ZBA) to ap ting ready for his first naUon- dentlal nomlnaUon is that if the prove variances for eight-Man- wide political tour as a full- party asks him to accopt It, chester parcels, all adjacent to ■ffWIged hawk on Vietnam and “how do you turn them the relocated Rt. 6, and all closer than ever to campaigning down^but that Isn’t going to scheduled to lose some area to actively for the Republican happen." • the road. presidential nomination. Less And, what if the party offers The variance requests are for ^^SHOP-RITE^S FRESH KILLED U.S.D.A, GOVERNMENT INSPECTEh than three weeks . before his him the vice presidential noml- diminishing the lot sizes be speechmaking trip through HU- nation? low the minimum requirements nols, Sotdh Carolina and Wis- “He won’t answer the door," P O T ROAST of the town's zoning law's. consin, R e a ^ made his tough- Nofriger replied. ;PW Monday's meeting will be at est statement so far on the war, ------.8 in the Municipal Building asking for a sharp escalation. Hearing Ftoom. "I don’t think the fidi techno Today in History State statutes require the logical power of the United BONELESS CHUCK highway department to seek States Is being used,’’ Reaga.n • By the Assoolated Press the variances at public hear- , told a news conference Tuesday; Today is Wednesday, Sept. 18, NO FAT ADDED lb. ings before the ZBA. He said he dldq’t think nu the 56th day of 1967. There are mF-SERVKX, The eight parcels are owned clear weapons are needed to 109 days left in the year. by Rachel R. Moses, 45 Farm win but Insisted "the enemy Today*8 Highlight In History Dr., Residence AA: Walter J. should be frightened that we On thli date in 1756, during Curowiec, 31 McCann Dr., Resi might’’ use them. the French dnd Indian War, the "Super-Right" Quality-FROZEN dence B; Wilson H. Milles, 49 The eagerness with which the British defeated' the French on QUARTER lOIN SUCED the Plains of Abraiiam overlook- PRE'PACKA^ MEATS Server St., Residence B; Rob first-term governor WHOLE tackled ing Quebec. ert O. Martin, 15 Overland St.. questions on Vietnam increased Residence B; Gerald Smith, 21 speculation that he might ac- „ i7Qp®?h Pork Chops Overland St., Residence B; tively seek the nomination. Offl- if.! Turkey Leg S P IIT OR f .. X, t X was autnorizea by the constitU’^ George T. Riecke, 25 Overland dally,11 he ^ is U he s only1 1Inter- convention, Each Paekag* Contalna St., Residence B; Vernon Her- QUARTERED ested in being California’s fa In 1814, Francis Scott Key was CAN A PROBLEM! an auortmant at Hind Quarters ter, 17 Keeney St., Rural Resi vorite son. 8 to II Rib Loin and W ith Parts Lb. dence one; and Charles H. 10% CASH REFUND detained aboard a British war- oh Shop-Rite purchases* (maximum re Asked If R eag^ would dis- ship bombarding Fort McHenry, Cantar Chopt- 791 of Back Covey, 5 Prances Dr., Rural c ^ s y i e i ^ on the three-state Baltimore The next morn- * fund $3.00) when you buy 4 cons of 31P. lb. Grad* A-Our Flntit QualUr 28 ■Residence Zone. trip sta^n g Se^. 29, his com- j,g yrrote “The Star-Span- The ZBA, which last met in Comet, 6 bars Camay, 2 re9ular size munlcatlons director. Lyn Banner." You can see the top side of the meat but not the bottom. A&P Apple Sauce 6 V I 1.00 July, wdll conduct public hear — or 1 king or 1 giant Mr. Cleon. Nofziger, said he would "men- ^ igeo, Gen. John J. Persh- ings on 12 other requests Mon tlon ,jt. boin. day. They are from: 10% CASH REFUND ' One of the reasons they are 1943, Chiang Kai-Shek be- So you wondehx (PORK SHOULDERS) SUGAR CURED— NONE PRICED HIGHER! ^ 1. Frank S. Valluzzi Jr., a on another of your Shop-Rite pur Butt Half, Full Cut ROASTING asking him to speak Is that they came president of China, Variance to erect an attached chases* (maximum refund $2.50) when Fresh Boneless ^ ^ want to know what he thinks,’’ ju , West Germany and 3 1955 The steak looks good, but is the bottom all bone and fat? garage at 12 Schaller Rd. m you buy 1 con any grind or electra-Perk FRESH HAM .i, 6S* CHICKENS FIRST CUT BRISKET » 99' said Nofziger. Soviet Union established dip- Residence A, to be closer to Maxwell House coHee and 1 jar (except Smoked Picnic 491 Center Gut, Extra Lean Yeung & Tender The tour billed in part as a lomatic relations, the side line than regulations 2-oz. Instant Maxwell House CoHee. 3*A-4 lb. Average fund-raiser for GOP candidates, in Q, Republican preslden- 19 0 SUPER-niGHT " SKINLESS perm it. Tok* otfvontQM ol both of IhoM offtrt for maxirmim co»h rafun^ CHUCK ROAST 53* wlll provide the first grassroote tlal nominee Richard M. Nixon It’s a problem...a problem we’ve given a lot of thought. "Suptr-Right" Quality— LEAN ALL 2. Nichols-Manchester Tire of up to $5.5o. Gtt coitipfttt dttoili ond rofund (•rtifkotot ot ony Sh^RHo itoro. Thick Cut FrMh Fresh and Leon reaction in other states to the said the American people should F ran k fo rts MEAT Inc., a variance to erect a free StmingBeef S9,f *EKCtpt okoKolk b«voro9C». ciparattts. ond oN items prohibited by low. £ former actor who led California accept John F. Kennedy’s Ro- We think we have the answer. standing ground sign at 295 BONELESS BRISKET .. 79* CROUND CHUCK Republlcans to victory last year man Catholic faith without any Suptr-Right or Krauti Brand Breast Bona § J O ^ Broad St. in Industrial Zone, to Chicken Breasts lb. with an almost million vote vie- further questioning, Polish Sausage KIELBASI 89 lb.‘ Ramovad ^ be closer to the street line than tory over Democratic Gov. Ed- Ten Years Ago We have a policy. "Super-Right" Quality reg^ations permit. mund G. Brown. Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus 3. Douglas Dumas, an exten CUT FROM CORN FED YOUNG PORKERS” “SHOP-RITE DELICIOUS, FLAVORPUL FRESH HAMS, It also might give a strong flew to Rhode Island to confer Seafood Buys' Fresh Chicken Legs 59 lb‘ sion of permission to have a hint as to whether Reagan will with President Dwight D. Bhsen- We put the best side down. SHOULDER CHOPS * STEWING used-car license and advertising FIRST CUT CHOICE be.^ able to chip Away at some of hower at Newport about the CAP'N JOHN S SHANK HALF, FULL CUT HYGRADE BONELESS QUICK 35« Lamb Combination 959.* 7 u,. sign at 345 Main St. in Business the strength of former Vice Little Rock school Integration The side you don’t see is guaranteed to be equal to Oyster Stew FROZEN Zone m . Permission has been President Richard M. Nixon, an dispute, granted in one- and two-year undeclared candidate for the Five Years Ago or better than the side you can see. Cod Fillets FROZEN 49,J Veal Cubed Steaks 89, periods from 1946 to 1964. In CHUCK A O c FRESH SMOKED nomination. Reagan’s advisers Governor Ross R. Barnett of 1964, permission was grandted say the governor’s big chance Mississippi said he was Inter Dressed Whiting ;C49‘ Ailgood Sliced Bacon ^1^ 79* for three years. ior the nomination will come if posing the sovereignty of the For Soups or BraHitig 9 Q ^ 4. WUliam R. Schaller, a va ROAST ^ HAM BUTTS Nixqn runs into trouble and state to prevent the., admission Simple? as ABC. Fried Floander Fillets 69, O X ia ilS n o n e PRICED HIGHERI * ^ l b . riance to divide a pfircel of land some of bis supporters begin of a Negro, James Meredith, into two lots at 32 Holl St. in looking for another candidate to tee University ol Mississippi. Residence B. The two lots would An Associated Press survey One Year Ago Effective? No more gamble. Dependable Grocery ValuesI have less area and frontage showed strong Nixon support in Astronaut Richard Gordon’s than regulations require. . ■ DEW FRESHT. . DELICibVS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ■ the three states Reagan will vis space walk was cut short and he Fair and square? Sure because “We Care.” 6. Kenneth Pelletier,''exten it. returned to tee Gemini 2 sion of permission to have a Fresh, Western U.S. # 1 GRADE FINEST RIPE In South Carolina, where Rea capsule after a 44-mlnute ven- free-standing ground sign for his gan will speak Sept. 29 in Co- ture. Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? It’s one of many. car repair garage at 185 Main CARROTS 2 BAGS I9‘ POTATOES RED CALIF. SWEET lumbia, 27 county Republican St. in Residence C. Permission 4’ chairmen recently said they Ever add lots ol minced has been granted in two-year U.S. # 1 Grade " A " Size were for Nixon, 18 backed Rea Luscious, Sweet DELICIOUS SEEDLESS HONEYDEW parsley to combreaid mix? Nice COPYRIGHT® 1966. THE GREAT ATLANTIC X PACIFIC TEA CO.. INC. periods since 1955. gan and six were undecided. to serve with chicken or beef M IX ’EM and MATCH ’EM SALMI 6. Atty. W. David Keith, a 10 LB. BAG Reagan will be In Milwaukee, stew. variance to convert a beauty NECTARINES APPLES GRAPES MELON Wie., Sept 80, In a state where parlor Into an efficiency apart 3-lb. bag lb. each his name will be on the April 2 A&P Sweet Peas ^ Y O U R C H O K I ment at 35 Main St. in Business presidential primary ballot. As II. The apartment would have U.S. # 1 Grade Yellow In the Oregon and Nebraska pri Fresh & Vegetables! AftP Spinach / ^ S ’AdpA— Younglandar ISoi. can less floor area and less land maries, Reagan could remove — *^*1 Fruits area than regulations require. iS- 29’ 49- his name only by swearing he A&P Beans c u t g r een or w a x 151/2 01.
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PAOI SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 ------— ------^------^------^ ^ ------• e -f------WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 Private funeral servlcee will Commerce, and a member and Vernon Section Two WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 lEw nittg IffralJi Pages 17 to 32 be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. for .15 years a director o f the Policethen Hear Details at the Thomas W. Johnson Fu Rockville Lodge -of Elks. He neral Home, lOS Oak St., Wind- was a charter members of the Democrats Back Humphry ___ sor Locks. Burial will toe in Rockville Rotary Club. He was Of Oral Part of Tests o f W o iU a il Springdale Cemetery, Ware also a member of the Rock Public R^ewds Body ■Town Manager Robert Weiss point,” he said. Taps Town Woman in Afghanistan Cedars Plan house Point. ville Rod and Gun Club, the To Replace Sierakowski Lawrence Architect UNieO Found in Pond Friends may call at the fu Foresters of America and ( it ii two state officials met with li; was shortly after this that Deeds neral home tonight .from 7 to 9. Maple Grove. He started the members of- the Manchester Taylor said bluntly that he Local Democrats lu t night Before being elected to the and Helen W. Police Association (MPA) this did not like the system but Board of Representatlvbs, Dr. Charles E. and Ceremonial BOLTON—The body of Mrs. Grove Hill Memorial at Grove Humi^ry to replace Dr. Rob Cagianeflo ‘J W ish...’ and Jt Came True! morning In another attempt to was willing to accept it. Sierakowski served for two For Lincoln School MacDonald, prop- Teresa Baitoero Ralteri of Ni^tolean White HUl Cemetery. Mayor John E. ert Sierakowski on the Board The Manchester Chapter of The 'fall Cedars of Lebanon untangle the mess of the police Aiudi spoke at great length years on the' Board of Educa erty/at 190 Princeton St. Birch Mountain Bd. was______found Napolean White, 69, of 87 Granby of Vernon proclaimed of Representatives. Sierakowski Manchester Architect Arnold Lawrence has been U1NICO National, formed in By RHEA STEWART are planning a Fall Ceremonial June 6 as H an^ <5. Dowding promotional exams. to the patrolmen. There were announced his resignation yes tion. He was a member of the (Ed. Note: Rhea Stewart Quitclaim Deed In Manchester • for Saturday. fkM.ting in a pond by the road morning at Weiss, after meeting with the only a dozen members of the chosen to draw the plans for a new Lincoln'School, pro- May, elected John a . cagianei- Day, and Mr, Dowding re terday. persc^nel policies committee. Richard L. and'' Elinor C. Oct. 14. this morning. She was 75 years Newington Veterans N°spi' bargaining committee of the MPA present, but tl\e feeling posed for constnurtion in Center Spring Park. lo as president at a dinner of 179 Boulder Rd., who ceived h o n ^ ' at a teetimoninl Humphry ran for mayor in Humphrey, who also served Fague, to The Savings Bank of It will be the ceremonial for okL The body was discovered *^® ® member of the MPA several times, had rein Lawrence was chosen last meeting Monday at Cavey’s has often served as a spe dinner. was strongly expressed. Most the April local elections and was on the Board of Education, was Manchester, property at 169 District 16, which takes in shortly after 10 a.m. toy Louis naUonal execi^ve committee of forcements today from the State of the patrolmen h£id a ques night by Director of Public Springs Park as the site for the Restaurant. cial correspondent for The Paggi(di of Birch Mountain ^®the Yankee Division Veterans Survivors include his wife, defeated by Republican John E. chairman of that committee. Works William O’NeUl, with the proposed school A referendum UNICO which means Unity, Lake St. forests Manchester, West Hart Association, (YDVA) past state Personnel office to explain to tion or comment to make. Herald, is making her sec Rd. who lives across the street Mrfk Achsah Roy Dowding: and Grant. Voter Session Set advice and consent of his com on a bond issue for the con Nelghborliness, Integrity, Char- Certificate of Taking ford, Quinebaug aind Williman- commander of the YDVA, and the members the oral part of The whole controversy over ond trip through Afghanis- two sisters, Mfs. Anna Ott of He will not officially become A voter-making sesslcm will mittee, designated in March by struction is tentatively set for Town o f Manchester versus tic. from the pond. a past commander and mem-.^ the exam. the police promotions came up ity. Opportunity, is a service gathering material for The woman was pronounced Rockville and Mrs. Lillian King a member of the Board until be held Saturday from 10 a.m. Town Manager Robert Weiss. some time in early 1968. James F. Farf, property at 1 ber of the YDVA, Hartford,."^ The MPA has claimed that a little over a month ago when organization eimllar to the ^ pi^^s to write. dead by Medical Examiner of Florida. his endorsement is voted on by to noon at the town hall. 'To be The committee, in addition to Lawrence was the architect U on’s, Kiwanis, and Rotary Main St. Mr. White was born, in Bhrre, this part of the exam could specifications for ratings on the the representatives. The next For several years, she has Robert Bauer of Coventry. enable to be made a voter a O’NeUI, consists of Superinten for the 1964 new Keeney St. Clubs. Judgment Lien Vt., Feb. 2, 1898, a sdl<^ Ed Toqy Lltvlnchyk be rigged. police promotions were meeting of the Board is Mon covered the fashions pre Mrs. Ralteri was the widow person must have lived In Ver dent of Schools WUliam Curtis, School and its 1964 addition. He Cagianello, who lives at 86 Hartford Tire Co. Inc. gar and Matilda Dutoee White, VEJRNON — The uneral of Weiss said the purpose of the changed. of Secondo Raiterl, a farmer, day. non for six months and be at two members of the school d e sire d the South School ad views in New York for The againsj. Robert Powell, prop and lived in Manchester Tony Lltvlnchyk of 22 Wilsbire meeting was to ’'talk about the New specifications were Graduates However, the two political Herald, and accounts of her who died last JM u a^ . years. He was an Army veteran oral part of the test only,” but drawn up by Harkins and ap least 21 years of age. Natural board, three members of the dition and drew the plans for erty at 101 Olcott St., $75.97. B4. was held yesterday morn Miss Lucille Mae Shoff, parties have an agreement to Town Building Committee, the Central, McKee St. and previous trip to Afghanis State police of World War I. He was em talk was not confined to this proved by the town manager. ized citizens must show proof Attachment ing from the Holmes Funer.al daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. replace any vacancy with a Manchester Green Firehouses. ulate on why she had died and Whitney, part. Prior to this, the town con of naturalization. Thomas Monahan, chief build tan were published. The The W. G. Glenney Co. Home "400 Main St. with a M.ass Robert J. Shoff of 232 Main St., person endorsed by the same, ing inspector; and John Hark When Manchester High School said an investigation was con- ^f United Aircraft The talk included the writ troller drew up the specifica Although Vernon will not following story she appro against Gerard DuBois, prop of requfem^ at St. Jame.s’ graduated Monday, Sept. 11, party as the member who re ins, an aide to Weiss. moved to E. Middle Tpke., he tinuins:. They said they found Hartford, retiring ten pa’t of the examination, the tions. have an election this fall, a ref priately calls the “Small erty at 69 Dianne Dr., $500. Church, Manrtiester. The Rev. from the New England Deacon signed. Curtis last night represented planned the conversion of the the woman’s slippers by the oral, and the rest of the scale At today’s meeting, the ques erendum is scheduled for d'e^t. World Department” be Marriage License JJames Kinnan^\of Hartford ess Hospital School of Nursing, Dr. Sierakowski has resigfned himself and the two school old four-building high school side of the pond. _ charter member of on which a patrolman is judged tion of seniority came up. A c 26 when voters will be asked cause of a chance' meeting Robert Lee Edelson, 23 Crest- was celebrant. Mrs."RalpU Mac- Boston. She has Joined the nurs from the Board because hla new board members. complex at Education Sq. to Funeral arrangements, which Barre, and a mem- for promotion.” cording to the system, a per to approve a bond issued of $1 ,-' with a Manchester woman wood Dr., and Gail Annette carone was organist bnd solo ing staff at Deaconess Hospital. Job will take him but of town 760,000 for a 39-room school and O’NelU said today that his the present Rennet Junior IDgh are incomplete, are being han- y^g Army-Navy After Donald Aiudi. superin son who has 15 years on the Geromiller, 19 Ridgewood St., ist. for about a year. He will spend $280,000 for a central admin committee wlU meet with - Law School. in the U.S. Embassy died by the John F. Tierney j ggj.- tendent of municipal services force gets the same amount of Sept. 16, St. James' Church. Burial was in East Cemetery. the next academic yeciV as a istration building. rence in the next two weeks Lawrence currently is draw Funeral Home, 219 W. Center ^ac]is, all of Manchester. Manchester. ’The Rev. Eugeiie for the state, explained test percentage points as a person KABUL, Afghanistan —"Take GOP Seeks visiting professor In tae Depart Anyone who is made a voter to discuss the exact site of the ing the plans for the 39-class Building Permits St,, Manchester. Survivors include his wife, F. Tbrpey read the commltt^ procedures in the lengthy ses- with seven years experience. ment of Eng;ineering Science at care what you wish for, be R. E. Miller for Milton sW , Patrolman James Taylor Saturday will be eligible to proposed school plus buUding room Center Elementary School ------\ Mrs. Maud Wylie White; a son, service. Parizeau said he did not think the University of Florida. suggestions. in Vernon, with a Board of Ed cause you may get It,” goes an Adams, alterations and addi Bfra. Mary M. Kovis F&u\ H. White of Manchester; comtnented: “I don't think your vote in the referendum, Bearers were Peter Wt- this was fair. Replacement He will be on leave from his ucation Administration BuUd old proverb. CHarlce Brown of' tions to dwelling at 34 Cole Mrs?’ Mary M. Kovis, 77, of ^ daughter. Mrs. Phillip Coslit systeni’Nls fair.” library Story Hour At that meeting, he said, a vinchyk, Lawrence Lltvlnchyk, Aiudi said that his own “ per present duties as a specialist time table Will be set up tc^ ing in the same complex. 414 Parker St. years a.go ac St., $3,000. Garden St., widow of Thomas gj Webster, Mass., formerly of A shoH, while later, Taylor, 68 Allen Lltvlnchyk, Gregory Llt- sonal Integrity” rode on the in theoretical and applied me A atory hour tor six cuid He designed the Lebanon Jun cepted an unwanted ticket to a Thurston Stauty, tool shed sitting in th^ ront row in the the presentation of preUminary Kovis, died this morning at a Manchester, and six grandchil- vinchyk, Ernest Affricano Jr. tests and assured the gath For Little chanics at United Aircraft Re seven-year-olds wiUl be present ior-Senior High School and the travelogue in Hartford from an at 610 W. Middle Tpke., $606. Manchester convalescent home. dren. courtroom at Police Headquar plans. and Dani^ Ridzon. ered patrolmen that the test search. He will be doing re ed Saturday at 10 am . at'' the O'NeiU said that preUminary Bolton ' Junior-Senior High executive at Carlyle Johnson, Lena Kuligowsky, demolish Mrs. Kovis was bom in Prle- Funeral-services will toe held ters, said: “We^go along with Wilber Little, president of is the best that can be done search in the use of television Junior department o f the Rock planning wUl take longer than and drew the plans for the ad where she was then working. garage at 180-182 Eldrldge St., nos, Lithuania, Jan. 25, 1890, at the Holnfes Funeral Home, what you're doing,^bSit we don’t the Manchester Property Own- William Anderson William H. Prentice and that it is “ as perfect as it to teach engineering at the col ville Public Library. The pro for other schools because of the dition to RockvUle’s Maple St. The travelogue turned out to $50. lived in Manchester about 60 400 Main St., Friday at 2 p.m. Funeral services for William like it.” era . ProteoUvp Association gram will feature stories about be about .Afghanistan, and CHa- can possibly be.” lege level and in the dynamic unusual terrain of Center School. Elconomy Builders Inc. for William Anderson of 40 Hem years. She was a member of The Rev. Kenneth Steere of H. Prentice of Latham, N.Y., Both Patrolmen Taylor and (MPOPA), revealed today ithat ohlldren in many lands. Ijicluded rice thought, "Oh, I wish I The deadline for applying for properties of materials. Springs Park. He said that an In his 20 years as an archi AUen A. Heikkila, garage at lock St.,, a past grand Tall the American Lithuanian Ro Center Congregational ^ Church formerly of Manchester, were Robert Parizean questioned the he had resigned in February will be folk dances of various could go there some day” . the tests Is Friday. As of last Dr. Sierakowski said he re announcement of a cost esti tect, his office has designed 34 Perkins St., $3,665. Cedar of Nutmeg Forest in man Catholic Women’s Alliance, will officiate. held ylsterday afternoon at the validity of the examination and" from hla post o f Republican i\ For the past two months Cla week, 20 of the 35 eligible patrol gretted leaving public service countries. mate is stUl three months away. over 1,000 projects in New Eng John A. Oagtonello Howard Andrews for Miss Manchester, has been appointed Survivors Include a son, Ed- Burial will be in the Veterans Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Aiudi tried to explatin the pro leaxler of Voting District 7. rice has been living in Kabul, men had registered for taking In Vernon but felt he could not Scout Meeting The Board of Directors al land, including residential, com Edith , Wilson, alterations to as general chairman. His ap ward Kovis, and a daughter, Section of East Cemetery. Main St. ’The Rev. Felix M. cedures. But several times he No announcement of the res Crestwood Dr., is employed by the capital of Afghanistan, shop the test. turn down the opportunity of- Boy Scout Troop 14 wlU hold ready has approved Center mercial, industrial and public. dwelling at 51 Arch St., $1.- pointment Is announced by Mrs. Nellie Broderick, both of Friends may call at the fu Davls,^pastor of Second Congre had to turn to Weiss, and to his ignation had t>een made by the the Manchester District office ping In the bazaars where men Aiudi explained to the gather ferred him. its first meeting of the season 000. Grand Tall Cedar Whitney Mer neral home tomorrow from 2 to gational Church, officiated. aide from Ure state ofiflce, <30P Town Oorraniittee. How of the MetropoUtan Life Insur in turbans grind salt by hand Manchester. ing that the final decision as to He said his new position will tomorrow alt 7 p.m. at the First ritt of Nutmeg. The ftmeral will be held Fri 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial was in the family plot in Frank Bocknlewicz. Either he ever, ithe resignaitlon ^ d the ance Oo. as an assistant man between stones, and weigh fruit who will be sergeant may he entail residence out of Vernon, ljutheran Church. Mrs, Clarice Brown day at 9:15 a.m. from the W.P. East Cemetery. or Bocknlewicz sit in on the appoiiitmemt of a replacement Mrs. Briggs to Direct ager in the consultant divi on primitive balances. She is The Cedars expect this to be left up to Police Chief James and he feels that in the interest All parents of troop members one of the biggest events they Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main Frederick H. Sitoughton Bearers were Raymond oral part of the test when it is nre on the agenda for the com*- sion. He has been a member secretary to Archer K. Blood, Foreign Service would be in tended by a man-servant named Reardon. Of the men taking the of good government he must re Eire asked to come to the meet Wallet Stolen have staged In several years. St., with a Mass of requiem at FIOOECVILLE — Frederick Jewell, Samuel Jewell, Charles given the individual patrolmen. mltitee’s next meeting. The as of the Manchester Zoning deputy chief of mission of the Hartford for interviews, she test, those five with highest sign. ing so a new program can be MMH Social Services Hassim, -who prepares lunch Plans call for a. street parade S t James^ Church at 10. Burial Harden Stoughton. 94, of 29 Peckham, Thomas Southwlck, Toward the end of the two- sistant district leader is Mrs. Board of Appeals for six years United States Embassy. went along just to investigate. score will be eligpible If the score "Good government requires explained to them. and dinner and serves guests From Desk Top at p.m. After dinner in the Ceniter St., formerly of BrMol, James Maher and Charles Luce. hour session, Taylor, after mak Mabel Callam. and is presently serving his It took a war and a diplo “ But the officer wouldn't even 6 wUl be In St. James’ Cemetery. Is within five points. From the full-time residence of elect Boys 11 years old or older are Mrs, Laura B. Briggs of 146 beautifuJly and worries when Masonic Temple at 6:30, there died yesterday ait a Maniches- ing it quite clear he did not lAttle said today, “It was in second year as secretary of matic rupture to put Clarice talk to me until I filled out an A wallet containing $360 In Friends may call at the fu- these, Chief Reardon will choose ed officials and participation by invited to attend this meeting Edgerton St. has been appoint she has to put her car away will be an initiation of candl- ter convalescent hosp5!tai. like the system used, asked if compatible with my work as BA. He is a past exalted ruler here, which shows how intrl- nersd home tomorrow from 2 to some changes may be made in the person he wants, and it does proxy is a disservice to the elec with their parents to learn more ed director Of social service at catalVta e can l r k ^ application, and I had to list alone at nlghl The other week- cash and personal papers was ^^Tes and e = n m e n t . Mr. Stoughton was born 1.5 MiUion president of the association to of Manchester Lodge of Elks caieiy laie ca ___ ^ choices of post."post.' Pressed end she went with a busload of stolen yesterday from a show- ______4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the testing procedure. not have to be the highest one, torate,’’ he said. about the troop. Manchester Memorial Hospital. A committee of past g;rand Aug. 15, 1873 In Soulth Wind- remain as district leader.” and is a member o f ■the Demo a secretary at the American for a third choice, Clarice “That would be up to the Aiudi said. Embassy people 'by Bamiyan, room desk at Manchester Motor Tall Cedars of Nutmeg is in JohnB. Foster sor and wi« em^y^ as a Waiting for "The aissociation,” he said, Mrs. Briggs is a graduate of cratic Town Committee. - Embassy In Damascus, Syria, thought back to that travelogue town to do,” Aiudi answered, He indicated, though, that if where she saw the fabulous gi- Sales Inc. at 612 W. Center St., charge of the ceremonial. John R. Foster, 81, of 23 Pearl station agent by the New Ha a non-partisan group and in Hartford Hospital School of The Manchester Chapter was happily l®a™*nf to converse in Afghanistan and put down then turned to where Weiss had the very top total score was cludes Republicans, Democrats 12th Circuit V ernon Nursing and Simmons (College, Arabic and visiting the Syrian ” ...... ____ „ ant Buddhas and a game o f the police reported. st. died this morning at his v®n Railroad before IM retare- School Bell formed to stimulate the desire wnr Kabul, altiiough it was a dlsap- sat. Weiss had left at 9:45, say five points higher than the next and unaftfillated. As dietriot School of Social Work, Boston, countryside. Then came war 'naJtional sport on horseback. Te owner of the dark brown home. menit. of each member to Ije of serv pointment when the officer told buzkartii. leather wallet, Robert Schaller Bakelite, a plastic made from (Continued from Page One) ing he had another appoint score, this patrolman is auto leader, I would be expected to A Mass. She also attended semi between Israel and the Arab Mr. Foster was bom in New I ' He ice to his feUowman, and to her that Afghanistan is far less ment. matically appointed. ■work continually tor the sole Court Cases nars at Smith College, North nations, and Clarice found her “ How else," she asks, “could of Glastonbury, told police he carbolic acid and formaldehyde, London, May 3, 1886, a son of Mias Heien E. MJcOaDthy of Wednesday demanding wage In Legion Post take an active interest in the adventurous than when that John Harkins, aide to Weiss, Chief Reardon was not pres benefit of the Republican Par ampton, Mass. She is a mem self wondering when an air at a working ^ rl get to see all 'eft 't on the desk about 9:46 was Invented in 1909 by L. H. George and Sarah Gardiner RockviUe. , .3 . creases ranging from $25 to $300 public welfare of his commun answered the question for ent at the meeting. He is attend ty.” EAST HARTFORD SESSION ber of the Academy of Certified tack would come. travelogue was made. those glamorous places on a a.m. and discovered the theft Baekeland, an American chem- Foster, and lived in Manchester funeral will be l ^ d Sat- annually. New salary levels will ity, and to cooperate with pthers Weiss: “We are going to go ing a police chiefs convention in Little said that he will re Names New Social Workers. “ That first bomb is a fright So since June 25, Clarice has short excursion?” about'12:30 p.m. 1st. many years. He was employed urday oi; 9:15 ®-ro- frMti the be $6,100 to $6,960. In New in furthering its civic, social with the system as It is at this Kansas City, tito. main a member of ‘the \GOP Bruce Cordner, 36, of 16 Laur- ening thing that you never for been living In a large apartment by the State of Connecticut as a Rurke Funeibl Home, 76 Pro^ York City the second day of the She comes to Manchester Me and industrial development. Town Committee and explain al St., charged with non-sup- get,” says CHarice. "After the farm foreman at Enfield Prison peot St, with a walkout by the 49,000-men^ber morial Hospital with a back- The motto of UNICO Nation ed, “As a member ,of the com port today and had his case con Officers second and third, you realize Farm, retiring about 11 years em at St. B c i^ a AFL-CIO United Federation of_ g;round of experience in social al, "Service Above Self” , will mittee, I am not as-, fully in tinued until tomorrow in Man they won’t necessarily hit you.” ago. He was a 60-year member 1<>- Burial will toe in Sit. Bem- Teachers over wage and policy Robert A. Butler will, be in work practice in medical and be adopted by the Manches Sky Divers About Town volved in party decisions.” chester Circuit Court. Clarice heard her first bomb of Manchester Lodge of Masons. ... issues saw attendance slump to stalled as the 49th Post Com health services, and as a pro ter Chapter also In encouraging Cub Scout Pack 98 will have Little declined to comment He is being detained in lieu in a street of Damascus out Mr. Foster and his wife, Mrs. There will 'be no calling less than half of the registered mander of the American Legion . fessionally trained social work its members to further the gen a Roundup tonight from 7 to 8 on reports that pressures for of $1,000 bond. side her apartment building, Fannie Tucker Foster, would hours, pupils. Jumping for Post 14 Saturday at 7:30 p.m: er. eral welfare of the youth of the at Buckley School cafeteria. his resi'gnaitlon had ibeen Cordner was arrested on a where she had gone to take have been married 60 years on Volunteers and parents help at the Le^on Home, West St. She was formerly director of community with a special em Boys not yet 10% years old and brought by party chieftains. warrant issued by the Manches her car for protection from the Sept. 24. John D. Pavelonis the few nonstriking teachers Leg(lonnaires,vauxlliary mem the Social Service Department phasis on areas and iridlvlduals Elks Sunday in Grade 3 are eligible to regis Israeli air attack that every one Survivors, besides------—his wife,------VERNON , „ John D. Pavel- keep some schools open but oth It is no secret in Republican ter Court. bers, and guests are invited to at Hartford Hospital and has whose social and economic con ter. Boys are reminded to bring circles, that party officials are knew to be imminent. “ I stood include a son. Thurston Foster onls, 87, of Somersvllle, father ers simply took attendance and attend the ceremony and a worked in hospitals in Norwalk ditions indicate need for assist Five members of the Con a parent to fill out applications. unhappy wiith Little’s criticism there, not knowing whether to of Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. Maurice Murray of Ver- closed lor the day. social which will - follow. and Stqmford. For- .several yesurs Mrs. Law* B. Brtgge ance and to cooperate with all necticut Parachutists Inc. will New and old members of the of the GOP-controlled Board of wait for the man who accom ill Mrs. Edward P. Hamlll of Man- and Mrs. James Doherty A brief resumption of negotia Music will be provided by she was a case work counselor authorities in the prevention of descend near Mt. Nebo Sun pack will be required to regis Directors and Board of Educa to the cause of lUitess, eib well panied me. An Arab boy who Chester and Mrs. E. Dana Rockville, died Monday at tions was followed by disagreoi Over 30,000 Paul Tetreault and the Merry in a home for unwed mothers as complicating and influencing juvenile delinquency. day during the Manchester ter. tion. lives in my apartment house Oowles of Old Bridge, N.J.; a home. ment between board officials Madcaps. A buffet will be serv in Dallas, Tex., and just pre Also, the chapter will assist Survivors also Include his Lodge of Elks annual outing Little’s action marks the sec recoveiy. came along and pushed me in brother, Edwin D. Foster of and union President Albert Teniple Chapter, OES, will ed. vious to coming to Memorial Thld could mean helping an UNKX) National in ite pro- wife, a son, daughter and four there. Police Capt. George Mc- ond time he has resigned as Re Involved in side. We met a Belgian family Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Clar Shanker over progress made. have a “ Dlme-a-Dlp” supper Other officers to be installed Hospital had a similar position unwed mother with future gram on mental heaJth. g;randchildren. Caughey, the lodge’s exalted publican district leader. The who lived on the second floor ence Barry of West Hartford; Shanker held little was accom tonight at 6:30 in the banquet include Patrick Boudreau Jr., in Newarii, N.J. plans for herself and her baby, Other officers elected include The funeral will be held to ruler, announces. other time was in 1960. coming down to the basement six grandchildren and a great- plished. hall of the Masonic Temple be Canton Oash senior vice commander; Ulderlc As a social worker at Man counseling with parents of an Francis P. DellaFera, vice morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the The sky diving program Is He was district leader of the apartment, and all the tenants grandson. The city moved Tuesday to fore a meeting at 8 in the lodge Malllous, junior vice Command chester Memorial Hospital, she emotionally disturbed or unad president; Frairt J. FiUoramo, I Somers Funeral Home, Main St. being sponsored by the Elks old Voting District 2 then. He went down to that basement Funeral services will be held have Shanker and two other un hall. Robert Morris Night will (Continued from Page One) er; George Brigham, post adju wUl help patients with personal, secretary; Joseph W. Clemen- tor the Vincent A. Genovesi had lost out for committee en- justed child, or arranging for apartment to stay about six Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the Wat- Somers, with a Mass of requiem ion officials cited from crifmlnal be observed at the meeting. tant; Buell Chapman, finance family, social and economic convalescent or nursing home tino, treasurer: Atty. Dominic Day, Genovesi, elected to the dprsement for the post of state and Changteh, .scores of persons hours with the blinds closed kins-West Funeral Home, 142 at All Saints Church, Somers- contempt for violating a tempo officer; Atty. Frank McCoy, problems which may contribute care for patients suffering with J. Squatrito, general counsel; State Legislature in November representative. Atty. John Shea were killed or wounded on each to black out our I'l g h t s. E. Center St. The Rev. Kenneth vlUe at 9. Burial wUl be in St. rary restraining order forbid Atty. John F. Clifford of 95 service officer; Paul Prokop, chronic or terminal illness. and Joseph J. Macalone, ser- 1966 from Manchester’s As- and Lawrence Rlker received side in a clash past Friday at By that time we could Steere of Center Congregation- Bernard’s Cemetery, Hazard- ding the walkout. The city act Olcott St. is a patient in the judge advocate; Russell. Tomm, Mrs. Briggs is a charter mem geont-at-arms. sejnbly District 18, died in June committee endorsement. Changsha. tell the bombs were falling at al Church will officiate. Burial ville. ed under the state’s new^and Newington Veterans Hospital. Chaplin; Arthur Chatterton, his ber of the National Association Elected to the board of di in Newington Veterans Hos He resumed his post of dis the airport, not close to us. Fin wiU be in New Lebanon Ceme- Friends may call at the fu- untested—law forbidding strikes Yunnan Province: More than torian; Edward Sidney, ser of Social Workers. She has also rectors were Mayor Nathan neral home tonight from 7 to 9. pital. He was 39. trict leader about two years la 100 anti-Maoists were wounded ally I went upstairs to my own tery. by public employes and asked The Mr. and Mrs. Club of geant-at-arms; David Jenkins, worked for the Connecticut Tu Ag;ostinelli, John Bamlnl, Car There will be no calling His brother, Donald, was ter. Last year, he won party en in a clash Sunday at Kunming, mine FiUoramo, Salvatore Fil- apartment.” that the union be fined under Temple Beth Sholom will have assistant seargeant-at-arms and berculosis Society and was a That was June . Then Syria hours. elected in July to fill his va dorsement for state representa the provincial capital. Artillery, loramo, Joseph Maori and 6 the law’s punitive fines provi a cocktail party Saturday at George Gardner, assistant fin member of the subcommittee on broke diplomatic relations with F u n erals cancy. tive from Manchester’s 20th As and machine-gun firing can be Anthony J. Urbanetti. sion. A hearing w A set for 8:30 p.m. at the temple to wel ance officer. Mental Health in Newark, N.J. the USA, and all diplomatic per Wilfred C. Jones The chutists wiU leap from sembly District. He was defeat heard day and night at Kutsing, Charter members also in Thursday. come all Jewish couples who John Lawrence of Wapplng While in Stamford, she was ac sonnel had to leave at once. On Wilfred C. Jones, 51, of H7 an airplane at an altitude of ed by Democrat Henry Becker. 80 miles northeast of Kunming. clude Anthony J. Abbruzese, Stuart J. Vennart Teachers In three Michigan are newcomers In the commu will step up to the chair of the tive in many voltmtary health June 8, Clarice was driving her 7 Deepwood Dr. died suddenly 7,200 feet at 2 p.m. 'The group In September 1950, Little re John Andreoll, Joseph T. Bell, Manchester Funeral services for Stuart J. school districts will teach imder nity. The report said fighting was immediate past post command and welfare organizations. car in a convoy to Beirut, Le yesterday. He was stricken at Vennart of 42 High St. were has obtained a waiver from signed from the Town School John Bredlce, Dominic 'V. Ca- court injunctions today. But 220 continuing in Tibet and in the er and Jerome Remklewlcz will Mrs. Briggs was bom in Bol banon, with precisely 60 pounds his home and taken to Manches- Monday morning ,at St the Connecticut State Aero Building Committee, citing the taldo, Steve J. Cavagnaro, G. teachers resigned in Flint's provinces of Hupeh, Kwangtung join the Board of Trustees. ton but has lived in Hartford, of luggage. All her other pos ter Memorial Hospital by am- Mary’s Episcopal Church. The nautics Department to allow lack of economy in the planning Robert Cavedon, Raymond F. Beecher District where the and Szechwang. Driver Charged Stamford, Dallas, Tex., and sessions were left behind for SAVINGS bulance. He was pronounced Rev. George F. Nostrand, pas- the jumpers to make 30-second for the Bowers, Verplanck and Damato, Anthony L. Diana, Ni school board had been seeking a G>nnecticut In Kiangsi Province, anti- Valdls Abols, 22, of 81 Jar Newark, N.J. before coming to strangers to pack and send to dead on arrival by Dr. Rich- tor, officiated. Sydney MacAl- delays in opening their chutes. Waddell Schools. cholas A. LaPenta, Frank La- similar back-to-work order. Maoists were said to be killing vis St., Manchester, was ar Manchester Memorial Hospital. whatever post she landed next ard Demko, who said death was pine was organist. Burial was Brightly colored smoke will He said then, "Although re teano, Lawrence O. Luongo, The move left only 40 teachers students, workers and other per rested yesterday and charged She has a son, Lauronce B. "We never, met any personal due to natural causes. in East Cemetery. trail from devices on the div D irt R oads signing as a member ot the sons supporting Mao. Roger J. Macalone, Dr. Nichol LOAN for 6,700 children. with speeding. He was seen hostility from the Syrians. Re & ers. Briggs who lives with his wife as A. Marzialo, Dr. Salvatore Mr. Jones was horn in Man- Bearers were Michael Ven- In Detroit, 11,000 striking Building Committee, I shall con The report said Chinese Com driving his motorcycle on Grove member, It was an Arab boy The parachutists, the larg to Bolton. J. Squatrito, Anthony F. Squll- chester. Sept. 16, 1916, a son of nart, Ludis Berzins, Bruce teachers continued to picket In a tinue to oppose any excessive munist troops were not Interfer St. who pushed me Into the house.” Association est group in the country and Fast Fading lacote, Lebro T. Urbanetti, Ciharles and Margaret Sargent Whitehill and Scott Huri. contract dispute which has kept expenditure of tax money.” ing with these activities on the He is scheduled to appear in From Lebanon, the diplomatic one of the oldest, are affiliat Emanuel C. Sollmene and Ber Jones and lived in this town all The Holmes Funeral Home, 300,000 youngsters-jout of school WETHERSFIELD (AP)—Dirt ground that the situation was Circuit Court 12 here Sept .26. evacuees were flown to Rome, ed with the U.S. Parachute As his life. He was a member of 400 Main St., was in charge of since last Wednesday. roads are far from nonexistent beyond their control. MORE MORE nard W. Giovlno. _1_On anlflA sociation and adhere strictly to Plm 'ar. wmg I™ wh.reia.no. .pr.uied ai. uikU St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. arrangements. The Michigan Supreme Couift in Connecticut. The State High Rockville Hospital Notes their rules, as well as state Pair to Face Recently, the report asserted, Charter Night to be held in and, (luring recuperation, got He was employed as a mill------ruling was not expected until way Department said today you anti-Maoists mobilized about Visiting hours are from ljt:S0 word taat she had been assigned Wright at Pratt amd Whitney, Robert D. Cole and federal regulations.. November. October. can find them In 163 of the Morals Counts 10,000 peasants to attack pro- to 8 p.m. in all areas-except ma to Ka^ul, Afghanistan. ”■ t Division of United Aircraft Funeral services for Robert Donations will be received at state’s 169 towns. Mao organizations at Kanhsien, ternity where they are 2 to 4 and And all the other foreign serv Corp., East Hartford. D. Cole o t 27J Bluefield Dr. were the gate. The department said a com An 18-year-old youth and a Tolland The parachutists will be Par one of the biggest, cities in 6:30 to 8 p.m. Genovesi Fund ice secretaries were heartened Survivors include his wife, held Morday afternoon at the pilation of town aid greats for girl, 16, both of Manchester, Kiangsi Province. This is what Admitted Monday: Susan La- by the thought that Washington Mrs. Edith Mattress Jones; a .Holmes Funeral Home, 400Main ker B. Edson of Meriden, cred roads showed that only 16 town* each were arrested yesterday It also said anti-Maoists used rabee, EUington; Ida Scheller, actually does take into’ account son, John C. Jones of South St. Maj. Kenneth Lance of the ited with 195 jumps; James M. Passes $2,000 Aides Listed in the state have no dirt, 6r on morals ci^arges and a third tanks in clashes with Maoists a St. -Anthony’s Home; Brian El Windsor, and a sister, Mrs. Vio- Salvation , Army officiated, Bates of Suffield, with 428; their preferences. unimproved, roads within their girl turned over to juvenile Kanhsien from June 29 through lis, 123 Regan R d.; Freida Putz, let Hoher of Stanton, Calif. Burial was in East Cemetery. At Kindergarten Richard Barber of Warehouse The Vincent Genovesi Me Clarice was living on Parker boundaries. authorities.. July 6. Rockville Nursing Home; Julius morial Fund has reached $2,- St. the home of her son, Ralph Funeral services will be held Bearers were EMward De- Point, 190; Joseph Merrimap The other 153 towns have a The arrests stem from miss of Spring;field, MaAs., 100; and It said many pro-Maoists Miffitt, EUington; Stanley Ber 106.94 to date, it was announc Brown Jr., now 28 and the fath Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Mars, Ricky D^ars, Robert Assisting mcltheiris aJt the combined total of 1.086 miles of ing pertons reports and an In Victor Deveau of East Hart were arrested and either tor- ry, 76 Davis Ave.; Frances ed today by John Cratty, ° a er of Kathleen, 6, and Andrea, inessi IS Cihufch. The Rev. George F. Cole, Barry Cole, Wayne Oole Tolliand CoopemaiUve Kindier- dirt or gravel roads, out of a vestigation by Manchester Pol J ' lived or beheaded. It said the Grous, 6 Becker Place; Norma member of the committee. The 3. There Is einother son, Thom Nostrand, rector, will officiate, and Allen Homnan. garten tor this Pridhy will be ford, 930. ' total state mileage of 14,086, the icewoman Patricia Graves. heads were publicly displayed Carney, 17 Bancroft Rd.; David fund goal is $3,000. which the as, now 26 and fresh out of the Burial will be in East Cemetery.' Mrs. Ahlberg, M ra Ttmoittoy department said. Arrested on court-issued War at the gate of a park In down Wheeler, 3 Robert Rd.; Eveljm committee hopes will Be reach Army. Working as secretary to Friends may call at vtiie Mlw Florence E. Tayor Bertiscihe, Mrs. Leon Aldericclo The department hastened to rants were Victor DelGreco of Fine Art Group town Kanhsien. ed before the dedication of the the treasurer of Koman Air Holmes Fimeral Home, m Funeral services for Miss and Mins. Mark Allyn. add that not one of the 3,867 12 Brainard PI., charged with DesRosiers, ToUand. Red China’s Liberation Army library early next month at St. craft, C3arice dreamed ot exotic Main St., tomorrow from 2 to, Florence E. Taylor of 43 Litch- AjsBtating motbero for next miles of the State-maintained rape, and Miss Sandy C. Discharged Monday; Della To See Artist dally, charged that President Bridget' School. places, and when she read that 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. iield St. w'ere held Monday week are: Monday, Mins. James highway system in Connecticut Shreckengaust, of 69 Oak St.\ Schatzman, 11 Range HlU Dr.; made of Ted Wuskell of Warehouse Liu Shao-chl’s wife, Wang Reading books for Grades 6, ) afternoon a t . the Holmes Fu- Broderick, Mrs. Rlcbard Bower- is unpaved — even though 2,482 charged with manifest danger Richard Burnham Jr., 224 West a personnel officer of the U.B. Point will give a demonstra Kuang-mel, inflicted bums and 7 and 8, an(( reference books Fred H. Blodgett neral Home, 400 Main St. The ing, Mrs. Donald Bird and Mrs. of these miles are in rural of falling into the habits of vice. Main St.; Alice Ambrosi, 30 "other tortures” on Maoist fol are still needled. SOUTH WINDSOR— Fred H. Rev. Dr.“ J. Manley Shaw, pas- David O’Meana; Wednesday, tion In oil painting Friday at areas. The third girl, 16, was not Orchard St.; Cynthia Morris, lowers in 1963 and 1964. Those wishing further infor Marilyn Werner Blodgett, 87, of Warehouse tor of South Methodist Church Mm Richard Buiw Mrs. Lile 8 p.m. at the first meeting of The towns without! any dirt identified because of her age. Windsor Locks; Anna Young, Watching a tree grow in your own front yard . . . your the season of the Manchester The paper said the tortures mation on the drive or books Point, formerly of So\ith Wind- officiated. Burial was In East Chiicheslter, M m Sglward Paul roads, according to the depart Police said Miss Graves’ in ToUand; LUlian McIntyre, Ver Fine Art Association at Iona took place during a survey of pickM up may contact George,_ Given Showers boy playing ball with the youngster next door . . . swap and Mm Harvey' Chambero; ment’s list, are Darien, East vestigation disclosed informa non; Mrs. Eileen Eckels and sor, died Monday at Hartford Cemetery. rural communes in Hopei Prov Brooks of 71 Wetherell St., Jack Miss Marilyn Werner of IJ. Hospital. Bearers, were Lawrence C. Friday, Mns. Bertrand Czunhla, Hall on Regent St. He will do Granby, Franklin, Jewett City, tion that the two ^ rls were at daughter, Ellington; Mrs. Mary ping recipes with your neighbors . . . a barbecue for the ince. It added that she personal Cratty of 49 PhlUlp Rd., or Ed Bremen Rd. was feted recently Mr. Blodgett was born in Dillon, Gary P.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 Ann Bloomfield, William Ssd- call his manager or coach ik-n- PAGE BIGHTTOIEN Tolland monds; Planning and .Zoning al B o lto n medlately. ' ternate (six-year term), Paul Teahhers’ Meeting ' VOLKSWAGEN @ LEASING Bakke (Incumbent); Zoning ,7 ’The Bolton Education Assoc Tolland Should Be Run Bosird of Appeals, William Ba Special To ^n MeHing iation, teachers’ organization, 24 Me. Letete Plan ker, Albert* Morganson (incum will hold a dinner naeeting for INIUMMI' members and their spouses or Pf As Business^ Wanat Says bent) and Zoning Board of Ap Set for Monday Night SEDAN MiY STRiOO IMs ■vallMta M peals alternate, William Swan- friends ’Tuesday in the elemen back; library Director, Mrs. tary school -cafeteria. FASTBAOK SEDAN Miir $9B.OO nit. “ The town of ToUsind should free regional refuse incinera A special town meetlxig will that the extra money can be ’Die regular meeting will be be run as a business” , accord Doris Kaynor; Constables, Jo iw tor to be located in Tolland to be held Monday ait 8 pjn. at taken from the amount budget at 5 p.m. with the meat loaf KARMANN QHIA Mhr i99,00 m«. ing to Democratic First Se serve area towns. These towns seph Nedwied, Clarence Goetz ed for a to\vn truck, which per and John Piazza (all incum the Coonmunlty Haill to vote on dinner at 6:30. Teachers may STATION WAGON .my $112 mt. lectman candidate Eugene I. would pay Tolland for the came in some $3^00 below the obtain tickets from Mrs. Louise bents). three • items: A«!®Ptance of (II Mn.) Wanat. "Everything possible right to use the facility. estimate. .. , Boswofth at the high school Othtr MmiWv Usm should be done to economical Miy $M2 **■’per I Pl«m AwlltVlltMs... ‘The Democrats pledged to St. Bfatthew's B aisar Green HIU Dr., autthoriaatlon to The call to the meeting also or Mrs. Bertha McGarrah at PANEL TRDCK me. ly run the town, without sacri- conduct a complete study and The women of St. Matthew’s the seleotmen to apply for a authorizes the tr.wn to do any the elementary school. The fiolng the essential services re-evaluatlon o f the town in Women’s Guild are seeking va state grant for the new elanen- other business proper to come funds raised will help defray Rl*. 13, Tolland Tpkt. needed in this rapidly growing TED TRUDON surance program to eliminate rious Items to be used in mak before the meetihg. operating expenses. Tileotfvilla-Maneliirtar community” , he said. tary school and an additional all duplicate and unessential ing things for their bazaar to aippropriation for the histalla- Baseball Team Picnic Mf-2«3S Wanat’s comments are Includ Church .ifchool Resumes VOLKSWAGEN coverage. be held In November. Fruit tlon of a new heating system The town baseball teams will ed in the Democratic platform St. George’s Episcopal They further pledge to co pits, stones, plastic containers in the Community Hall. hold a picnic Sunday afternoon released last night by the Dem Church Sunday school classes of all sizes, felt or yam, trim, Green HUl Dr. has been ap at Gay City State Park from ocratic Town Committee. The operate with and assist the p o will resume this Sunday at 10:15 buttons, corks, and dolls of all proved by the planning commis noon to 3 for players and their town committee and slate of lice, fire, ambulance and civil a.m. Children new to the church defense volunteer organiza sizes are being sought and may sion for acceptance into the families. Trophies will be Affenfion! Candidates have plMged them school should register before be brought to tonight’s meeting. town road system. It runs off awarded by Selectman Dr. selves to a nine plank platform, tions, to enable them to con the service. tinue the present high stah<>- The Publicity Committee of Hebiron Hd. into the U&R de- Bernard Sheridan. which they propose to carry out Sunday school teachers will READING IMPROVEMENT CLASSES MANCHESTER ard o f public service which the Tolland Junior Woman’s velopmenlt known as Green Hill Arrangements for the picnic meet tomorrow for dinner at SOUTH WINDSOR when elected. are being made by Henry Ryba BURR CORNERS SHOPPING PLAZA they give the town. Club will meet tomorrow morn Acres. the home of church school BEGINNING SEPT 18, 1967 SULLIVAN AVENUE The town elections will be Tbey promise to institute bet ing at 10 a.m. at the home of The auithorising of the seleot and Milton Jensen. James Mc- superintendent Mrs. Robert TOLLAND TURNPIKE—NEXT TO CALDOR held Oct. 2 at the Hicks Me ter commimications and co committee chairman Mrs. Mar men to apply for the state grant , Curry is in charge of plaques. Gorton at 7 p.m. SHOPPING CENTER morial School gym. AFTERNOdN and EVENING GLASSES ordination between all town vin Osterling, Jr., New Rd. is a necessary step in the build Managers and coaches will be Delinquent Taxes the cooks. The Democrats pledge to im boards and commissions to ’The Tolland Historical Socie ing of the school. One and one-half per cent in Cla.sses for ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL and ADULTS mediately eliminate dangerous avoid duplication of efforts and ty will meet tomorrow night at T he new hot water system in The picnic is a change from terest is being charged on de In Remedial Reading (Phonlc.s, tJnderstanding, etc.). Study road and trsdfic hazards pres 7:80 in the Garrlty’s Studio on the Community Hall will i-un the usual annual banquet, in exiienses. linquent taxes during the month Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board ently existing in Tolland to pro the Green to discuss final plans about |2,500 over the amount case of rain, the event will be MANCHESTER Tbe final plank calls for sup of September. Acting Tax Col Test Preparation and General Rending Efllclency. tect the safety of local res port of the continued presept for opening of the town Histori appropriated in the budget, held in the Community Hall. lector Mrs. Catherine Peterson 785 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST popular idents. They further pledge to cal Museum. partly because heating engi There will be no charge for quality education for the stu will be in her office at the Town ★ Small Classes * Pre-Testing Program ★ Certified ’Teachers .y improve snow removal opera ’The Tollaiid Volunteer Fire neers recommended that each the baseball players. Parents Hall Monday, Wednesday and dents o f Tolland s<^ool8. IXV tions at a reduced cost. Department will hold a practice (.room have individual circula will pay $1 each for the picnic, Friday from 9 :30 to 1:30 during T a s t y k They will immediately pre Democratic Candidates drill tomorrow night at 7 :30 tors, .partly because the fire and children who were not on this month, other hours by ap Academic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. pare a report to the townspeo Democratic candidates for "on Mt. Spring Rd. marshal has ruled that .the new teams, 50 cents. All those who pointment. the upcoming elections are: 63 E CENTER STREET Next to Cavey’s ple showing the prospectdve tax Scout Meeting furnace must be enclosed In a have helped with the program Bulletin Board Mrst selectman, Eugene Wa rate, as of the Oct. 1, 1967 g^ n d Parents of boys Interested in fire proof room in the ibase- will come as guests. The executive board of the MANCHBOTER, CONN. Telephone 643-9947 P lu m p list, including items already nat; selectman, Walter Rau; the scouting progp'am have been ment. Anyone wishing to comfe who elementary school PTA will Legs treasurer and- agent of town The board of finance has said has not been contacted should ChRken committed by the'* present ad meet tonight at 8 at the school. urged to attend a special troop ministration. deposit fund, Walter Bleleckl; committee meeting tomorrow town Clerk, Mrs. Gloria Meu- iGet The Best Meetings with ail town boards night at 7:30 in the Community and commissions will .be called rartt (endorsed Republican in House, across from Crandalls DSajJiwr FROZEN FOOD cumbent), and tax collector, 3 to eliminate all non-essentlki Pond. ’The future of local scout Get W ay best B i r d s E y G programs and services for the Earl Beebe. ing operations hinges on the out next flscal year. • Board o f education, James come of the meeting according These are genaine parts We will work -'With the Econ Oomish; board o f tax review, to scouting officials. 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I . .1 , 7, V L__. TWENTY-ONB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER to almost anybody in a war-tom PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENIJ^ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 . classes and forces "regardless struggle is ’ the only correct Pham Van Dong has repeated officers from the nation. It could be, the teaser to vlctloi) that American popular of political leanings and past bring more world pressure on struggle,” and complaining t h a t ^ a t "if the American side real- fi^rCes" of Saigon. Lake Rd., who requestt per support for the war has been se activities.” last week- that his 40-year-old court to delay its decision on the and that he delivered shipments application of Donald S. Clough, While the ' tone of the United States, while the Viet mission to place a one-car riously weakened. There are Sovlet leaders are plotting with wants to talk, it must first of While it called for complete client repudiated an alleged con rehearing plea until Oct. 1. Andover Hickory Hill, for a variance on VC Bargainihg Hints all stop unconditionally the nouncements seemed Cong struggled to Improve Its Grand Jury Hearing of heroin to Miller in the Bridge garage on a lot with imdersise "great posslblllUes” ahead for the Americans to end the Viet fession — apparently the "new "There has been a series of side yard requirements for the bombing and other acts of war" and‘even a bit exultant, defeat of the Americans and the position prior to any real breeJe port area on two occasions. side yard footage. the Viet Cong cause, said the nam fighting. —The Commu evidence” referred to by Mil- developments within the past 80 construction of a garage tool against the North.' In the con tent may suggest that Saigon government, it laid in the stalemate. Thus the Miller was convicted and sen Mothers Meeting front’s president, lawyer Nguy nist side could hardly help but ler’s lawyers—"particularly the days," the^ said that will re- shed, the board granted the re text of his Aug. 31 remarks, this Cong's political leadership was heavy stress on the Idea that a determined new Viet Cong as tenced to 12 years In prison. ZB A Picks The Andover Mothers Club Seen in Propaganda en Huu Tho. be Impressed by the furious way in which it was obtained." suit in the filing of a petition quest. was the condition for talks. He gathering chips together against door was open to any who want saults on the northern provinces Heroin Ring Witness will meet today at 8 p.mi in Many factors could contribute political arguments spawned in Natalizio, who has a residence for a new trial." The appeals board will hold By WILLIAM RYAN tional Liberation Front, profess stated the familiar all- a possibility that some sort of ed to Join a coalition. It claimed of South Vietnam. the elementary school to see to an Impression that some sort the United States by the war, as HARTFORD (AP)—A federal minded by LuCien Rivard, a in North Miami Beach, Fla., Despite the efforts of the GRAY SUNGLASSES GOOD New Officers another hearing on Thursday, There are v a ^ e hints thepe es to have concluded that a or-nothing demands of Hanoi nego'tlations might be forth that under ^ s plan for the fu The Viet Cong political lead- ‘ two films on cancer. Film tiUOs of break in the situation is pos the Americans prepare fon 1968 grand Jury heard testimony be Montreal nightclub operator. was taken into custody in New famed lawyer Percy Foreman, CHICAGO — The color of sun Sept. 21,, to hear two applica days in propaganda of the Viet "new situation" exists, and separately, as a "basis" for set coming. ture, relations would be sought ershlp lon^ ago appeared to are "Investment in LUq" and sible within the not distant fu elections. hind closed doors Tuesday by One of those convicted is James York City Sept. 1 and held in Miller was convicted last sum glasses’ lenses should prefer At a recent meeting of the tions for variances to the zon Cong and North Vietnam that claims to have tailored a new tlement. ^ The "program," as broadcast with all countries regardless of American and other experts to "Breast Self Examination.” The ture. —President Charles de Gaulle Mario Natalizio, a former Miller, a hairdresser who live lieu of $100,000 bond as a ma mer—largely on the testimony ably be'a natural gray or smoke Zoning Board of Appeals new ing regulations. One is from An the Commuhist side in the Viet political program to ^jneet the by the' front, claimed that political systems, that It would have concluded it could not hope meeting is open to all women —Red China, which Insists of France has gone to Poland to Thfc Viet Cong's front says it ever to win a military victory Bridgeport resident who had al in Orange and is free in $200,000 terial witness. of Joseph (Mike) Caron, one of tint. Green is a good second officers were elected. Theodore thony Armentano of Bolton who nam war is arming itself with change. among its aims were a neutral shun all military alliances, seek of the town. A business meeting that Vietnam must ^ace up to propagate the message that. has a new political proarrim, over U.S. power. Perhaps it is legedly implicated himself in a bond awaiting the outcome- of Miller unsuccessfully appealed the five Canadians found guilty choice and amber or yellow is Moberg, formerly Secretary for plans to build a seasonal dwell the tools of tough bargaining, The front failed to define South Vietnam, h coalition to economic and technical aid "people’s war" to the bitter French efforts might help find a worked out a few days ago at an now preparing for the possibili multimillion dollar heroin smug his appeal. his conviction to the U.S. Court of helping smuggle large fine for hazy days. Light trans ing at Andover Lake on a lot will follow the film showings. just in case. clearly Just what it found new in run the country and "eventual" "from any country without the board, was elected chair end, has been tossing out what way out of* the Southeast Asia “ extraordinary congress” of 200 ty of a long-range political gling ring. Miller's attorneys claimed that of Appeals, 2nd Circuit. Amounts of heroin into the Uni mitted by a good sunglass lens man, and Erich Slsmets was smaller than called lor in the The Viet Cong’s political lead the situation. But the tone of its representatives of all strata in reunification of North and political conditions." Manchester E yO i^g Herald could be regarded as warnings impasse. victory. Six persons have been tried a recently obtained confession Miller’s attorneys asked for a ted States. should vary from 20 per cent chosen as secretary. regulations. ership, which calls itself the Na pronouncements suggests a con- South Vietnam, including some South. It would, it said, unite all All this could sound attractive Andover correspondent, Law to North Vietnam that "armed —North Vietnam’s Premier and convicted of taking part in absolves their client of any guilt. then, on Aug. 21, asked the Caron testified that Miller was for general use to 30 per cent At a recent public hearing The other item of the hearing rence Moc< fel. 742-C796. the ring, reportedly master But Natalizio’s lawyer said then, op Aug. 21, a ked the his contact in the United States for car driving. held by the board to hear the is one from Frank Prior, 373 U. S. Grade “A” Turkey Drumsticks 2 9 '. -lb $ ^ 7 8 C aim iC i AJbuy for your fruitbowl, for stewing or jelly and jam ! Rath Hickory Smoked Canned Ham 3 can A FREE! Bonus pack of 2 Brown ... where Stop & Shop's own chefs -lb Sugar-Cinnamon Slices in package! 2-pound can New England Style prepare excitirig dishes fresh every Krakus Imported Ham 5 can I # day to save you work and money. 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Cut from the round, no bone and a Roast in open pan in 325° oven, allow 20 0 & C Potato Sticks, 7 oz can 3 /1 FROZEN PEAS Regular or Mint minimum of fat. Fine flavor for a pot minutes per pound for medium rare. Montini Italian Style Tomatoes 3 /1 A freezer-stocking money Save on 95c Size roast or an oven roast, covered with Use no water, do not baste. Make gravy saver at a "celebration" dry onion soup mix and sherry, cooked with pan drippings and vegetable stock. San Benito Tomato Puree Vn 3 /1 price! Stock up! 100 Anacin Tablets r 89* at 325° one hour per pound. 94: Chef Boy-ar-Dee Meatball Stew 69’ - I Top o ’ the Grade — the choicest of the Choice ! Chef Boy-ar-Dee Beefaroni r 2 /5 7 ’ 24 count C iC f Kotex, Super or Reg. va*Sie oa cko M O v / Top o* the Grade — the choicest of the Choice ! ^ 6 02 1 Heinz Spaghetti con X\J 8 Micrin Mouthwash s’!?e 59’ Spaghetti Italian Style a/^eS 'LV 2 /3 3 ’ Noxzema Shave Bomb n jis iz r 79’ Top Sirloin Roast Eye Round Roast 13 Ql oko Q Q « s Av'i V Instant Dry Milk "?h°op* I lb. 6.4 02 ''A- Every cut in our si meat counterssale is either our own Bradlees Shampoos R“ rcrrmfSn» itn” 39’ RDR Elegant flavor for an oven roast. Roast A tender, bonelesS oven roast. Pat dry with MADRONE or OI C Q f famous Top o' the Grade Choice Quality beef, the paper towel, season with salt and pepper and ' ■ 1 9 Borden's Creamora,' 8 oz jar Strawberries SEA FAIR QUEEN ' r 4 /9 9 ’ Frozen Pie Crust ORCHARDS oko w 7 Kleenex Facial Tissues 3 /1 in open pan at 325°. allow 20 minutes choicest of the Choice, or famous Swift’s Premium. roast at 325®, allowing 20 minutes per pound 6 Ql Dkp * 7 Q < per pound for mediuni rare. Use no Carnation Dry Milk lb. VM 02 / 7 Frozen Peas or Cut Corn **acre3* “ko' 3 /9 9 ’ Frozen Fried Scallops ^HOP*^ 2/1 Scott Toilet Tissues '“"ron“’ 4 /4 7 ’ water, do not baste. Make gravy with We don’t sell any other grade! for rare to medium. Make gravy with drippings. I n> Stop & Shop Coffee Creamy Frozen Fish Sticks S " V; 39’ Little Chef Frozen Pizza •PA( V: 49’ Tuck Plastic Garbage Bags DOCkOOt 3 /8 9 ’ drippings and vegetable stock. 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JIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 Gen. J. P. McConnell. “ But Tavern’s Wine Pledged Wapplng; Veronica Dietz, Also, Mrs. Elsie Steenberg, Camp Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Mil PAGE TWENTY-TWO Chiefs of Staff, once the decisions have been Hospital Notes French Rd., Bolton; Harold Fyl- West Hartford; Darrell Tapley,' dred Gladding, 8 Mathieson Dr., Andover; Lauren Gayner, 16 In the Government-industry expert made it is the job of the mili Against City’ s Debt Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. er, 92 N. School St.; Mrs. Anna East Hartford; Richard Ted- war would ease our manpower any sudden decrease in defense McNamara Not * __ Oruessinger, Center St.; Thom Lawton R d.; Sherwood Hum Stamps absorbed Immediately.” Paul Weiner of UConn agrees. Damages Minor tary to implement these deci in all areas excepting materni ford, 620 Birch Mt. Rd.; Mrs. N eu > $ State’s Economy in Peace situation.” spending. “ They can see this BREMEN, Germany — Breh- as Hagen, 109 Lenox St.; Mrs. phries, 57 Garden St.; John 'Renato Ricciutt, state labor “ Wheels won’t bum by them A t T otal Odds sions to the best of our ability.” ty where they are 2 :S0 to 4 p.m. Georgianna Tenney, RFD 1, He says the prospect o^ post coming. They have their own In Collision Air Force Secretary Harold en’s Town Hall reataurant-wlne and 7 to 8 p.m. and private Bertha Miltz, 48 Campfield Rd. Manchester Felix T r a y g 1 s, Bowen, 670 Woodbridge St.; commissioner, agrees that there plans,” he says. ‘ selves. The state has to anti WASHINGTON (AP) — Top Fred Field, 89 Ridge St. war layoffs is “ highly unlikely.” A car-truck collision occurred Brown expressed a similar tavern la not only Germany’s rooms where they are tO a.m. Also, Mrs. Georgie Irish, RFD 2, Manchester, Rebecca will be a “ very short period” cipate the problems that will Air Force officials say Defense Also, Mrs. Martha Stocks, Arms Industry Vulnerable But when pressed for the ac State Labor Council president about 6:16 a.m. today on Center view, saying, “ I find neither a oldest rathskeller but has the to 8 p.m. Visitors are request Warehouse Point; Wallace Warden, Glastonbury;, Jack of readjustment when the Viet John Driscoll is more dubious, come. Secretary Robert S. McNamara Irish, 93 North St.; Mrs. Jeanne Wise, 61 Hilltop Dr. Crestfleld Convalescent Home; tual percentage of business the St. clique of irresponsible milita longest Mst of German wines— ed not to smoke In patients’ nam War ends. company attributes to the war however. ‘'Most of these com and the Joint Chiefs of Staff rists nor a set of su^rm en who about 600 different kinds, rang rooms. No more than two visi Keeney, 30 Hemlock St.; Robert BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Mrs. Marjorie Marks, 70 Oak To Cuts in Defense Budget An apparent beneficiary from Police said a truck driven by aren’t in as much disagreement land Rd., Wapping; Ronald in Vietnam, however, the spokes panies say 'we have stuff on (lie Bobbie Mead, 28, of 34 Vine have the only right way to suc ing in price from 75 cents to tors at one time per patient. Leach, Stafford Springs; Mrs. A daughter to ^ r . and Mrs. Eu the high aircraft losses in the on the bombing of North Viet Marilyn Martin, East Hampton; gene Frommer, 126 Spruce St.; Molnar, 88 Oak St.; James Cto- man pleads Ignorance. “ We’ve back burner’ but we'd like to St., hit a car operated by John ceed in a terribly complex and $50 a bottle. (Ct)iitlniK-
The town plan calls for three Vemon more elementary sohools of 600 Follen Count Two Weiss Sons to 700 students in three populous ^ areas of town, one area Is Ver Today’s i^agweed pollen In Tow |i Schools*^ non Center. count In the Hartford area Steps on New School Roche said the large school is 2.5, th e Oonnscittout Tu- Among the many new pupils throws this plan out. berculkzds end Health Asso- who were enrolled in Manches The 83 parking spaces' allow daiUon announced. ter schools last week were the two sons of Town Manager Rob ed for a 39-room school with a A count of se'ven or'more MEATOW Are Termed Illegal large auditorium was termed Is likely to produce hny fe ert Weiss. 1215 Va SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD • PLENTY OF PARKING! | The first strong sour note on site of the large school fits in highly insufficient” by the com ver symptoms In a person Peter, 12, is in the seventh the proposed 39-room school to with the comprehensive plan mission. sensitive to itigweed pollen. grade at Bennet Junior High "Where Quality Always Exceeds Price! ^ be In Vemon Center came last prepared by ..them with Ray School and Jay, 9, is in the Ramsdell Warns of Costs fourth grade at Washington night from the Planning Com mond and May of New Haven, Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell STORE HOURS: TUES. - WED. JHURS- - mission. planning consultants. The site Colum bia School. disputed the enrollmenc picture SATURDAY 9 to 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) P Uo M P U H lS A SE E S S mM 6 '" '* ®. ^ . 1 ...... The commission, members is one of three proposed for today and said the legalities Although the 'Weiss family voted to inform the Board of neighborhood schools of from still resides in Windsor, it will will cause costly delays. move to Manchester by the end Representatives it agreed with 600 to 700 students. "There isn’t a spare room in Bloodmobile will reeeivt * c iT ^*'**®*'* the location of the school. But The 39-room school is expect of this year. Weiss is building «»“ S ’.'-"'- -fjtf.iS'rts’a.'''?? the system,’’ he said this morn FR ESH COT *ni0UnJ of your *" of 10% „# ,1. . that is all it agreed with. ed to handle about 1,200 stu f 'a . new home on N. Lakewood CMh " ‘ ’sTort® ing. "We’re just about at ca Here Monday Circle. del. ffcerlW jjJ, pS The procedures taken to bring dents when full. Roche raised pacity,’’ he added. My re$iifer Jim the school to a referendum Sept. doubts the school could be filled. The two boys are driven to one refund Par e i wore) ,• ®;/3.00 The 6,573 Is much larger al Mrs, Carl Gosline, Columbia 25 were wrong from the begin The student enrollment figure Manchester by their father *'"• M i n n e s o t a 55359 her 7, Mo? Exp/rei S n l ■ ning, they said. In fact, they ready this week, he said add Chapter recruitment chairman each morning and ride home as of last Friday from the su ing it is not far from his es were unlawful, they said. perintendent’s office gives the for the Red Cross, and her tele- with him when his work day CHICKEN LEGS The size of the 39-room school timated 6,800 projected figure. pone commiittee are contacting ends. total as 6,673. Another tally will Only one elementary^ scnool in three floors is far more than be taken this Friday and is ex donors for the next visit of the is needed, they said, and the pected to be higher. classroom can be thought emp bloodmobile. The operation will 83 parking spots are not ty and that is used by speech be set up in the Andover Con ««epfijem$ regulated by/aw Roche said the school ma^- therapists, social workers, enough. mum student capacity right gregational Church Monday James J. Roche, commission reading specialists and other from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. and B R ^S TS * except ttems now, according to school system special teachers. Mrs. Gosline urged that any ^ (QUARTERS) member, quoted state statute 8- figures, is 7,110 with 26 students 24 on municipal planning com A shower room is used In one not contacted make an ef in every classroom. This means fort to appear as blood supplies missions to explain why pro there are about 400 empty seats one school as a reading room cedures taken to date are un because there is no extra space, dwindled oonsdderably during GRAND UNION lawful. All new buildings pro now. the summer months. Walk-in Another 1,200 seats by 1969, Dr. Ramsdell added.' posed for a town, including Without more students from donors are welcomed. schools, must be first referred date of completion for the 39- ’The oommittee includes Mrs. room school, may embarrass outside Vemon next year, more to the commission for its rec ■Richard Curland, Mrs. ” Waiter AT LOGAN MILLS ommendation and vote, he said. the town, he added. rooms will be needed. ’The su Drew, Hrs. Richard Kristoff, A "no” vote from the com Roche argued there is no hur perintendent said there are six Mrs. Richard KitchOll, Mrs. Ar YOU WILL FIND ALL mission can be overridden by a ry in building this school. first grade classes at capacity nold Hanna, Mis. Clarke Sta in several schools tout only four THE "IN" FABRICS Cut from young tender gram fed porkers two-thirds vote of the Board of "We have time to breathe, to ples, Mi-s. Jack Vining and Mrs. FOR THE Representatives or a majority understand,” he said. third grade classes. John Tettelbach. vote in a public referendufn or School Made to Fit 'Those first graders 'will be New Voter* FALL SEASON. ball team. As an example of what could second graders next year and Repufblicans and Democrats The school proposal for the happen, Roche used the present the first grades will be filled came out even in the latest new Vemon Center was never re Vemon Center Junior High again, he explained. voters registration held last ferred to the commission, ac School. ’The school was built to The system needs 10 to 12 week. Hkich party signed 14 -vot cording to Mrs. Marie Herbst, handle the seventh and eighth rooms by next September by ers while 11 remained unafflli- P o r k L o in s member of both the commis grades. It now handles fifth and "automatic progression,” he ated. sion and the Board of Educa sixth also. said. ’The board of assessors re Cry-O-Vac Wrapped-Tender, Meaty Easy to Carve tion. The school system was bent "All I can see is delay,” he minds voters eligible for the Loin Court Challenge Feared to a 4-4-4 setup merely to fill said, commenting on the by $1,000 exemption established by Roche said he is afraid any that school’s empty classrooms, pass of the Planning Commis the last session of legislature to B - T B U m side citizen could bring the school he said. The school was made sion. "I want it to toe legal," he file dlsrtiarge papers or certifi building’s existence to court at "to fit into some sort of pat added. cates, proving active duty, with Fine For The Outdoor Barbecue! SKINLESS FRANKS 5 9 ' tern,” he added. “This is going to be costly,” the town clerk before Oct. 1. any time, before or after con "It will never be a neighbor struction, and legally call for its he added, saying there may be ’This apt^es to a veteran who l a r g e hood school well beyond the rented churches, rented trail has served during the Vietnam end. It was not planned proper year 2,000,” Roche said. Fresh Ground, All Deef t o o m - t e m m i ly, he explained. er classrooms and double ses period beginning Jan. 1, 1864, I He explained the projected sions. or who Is on active duty. L^ni'P&RTION "Anybody can stop it,” he population of Vemon Center will Officers Chosen iE P^RTION ^ .39' said. reach a maximum of about No Comment by Council BUMBLE BEE-LIGHT Dr. Ramsdell said he was The West St. Burying Ground Hie five commissioners 4,000 people, far from enough Association has re-elected the G R O ^ CHUCK agreed to explain to the Boa^ to have 1,200 elementary school unaware of the legal need to following officers: Marshall q u a r t e r e d PowtCHOPsis ,.4 9 'a :.5 9 ' of Representatives their posi children. Buses will have to be get the commission’s vote and Nuhfer, president; Arthur CCbb, CHUN K TUN A tion beyond the legal points. used during the existence of the report on the school’s plans. Woolens In sliced I Abbot Schwebel, town coun vice president; - Mrs. Jerald Plaids, Checks, PORK ;,PPROX u CHOPS . Hie commissioners agreed the school, he said. Dunnack, secretary and Miss HAMBURG PORK W r ib s sel, said, ”No comment” on pj;R PKG lb- Rachael Buell, treasurer. Houndstooth e a r l y m o r m the matter this morning. He Homer Isham succeeds Wilber • said he wants to see the letter lo in o Little of Manchester on the Corduroy In SLICED BACON first. board of trustees which also in Stripes, Paisley, ribfciaVBlm UBUKT nam m etarn Bond counsel requested the 15 Vi-01. 3 89* SERVICE cludes Philip Isham and Guy site approval of the commis Beck. Adolph German Is sexton Floral Prints POTATOES pkg. 4 9 ' STORE sion. and anyone interested in pur • 10 Lbs. o o o d /V e a r SWANEE-ASSORTED The -same law applies In chasing a lot may contact Mrs. Home Spun roll abandoning or creating roads, Edward Rathbun. pkg- CHUN RING September Specials! the commissioners explained. Match Mates TOILET TISSUE 2 1 9 ' 2-lb. n-oi. College News I Armour’s Star ^ coa- ’They voted to write to the Miss Cheryl Phifer, daughter • C H I C K E N CHOW MEIN Board warning of the legal of' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Albert, Cotton Plaids problem in closing off Green D BH d e¥ e r g e n t 3 2 CHICKEN 1 -lb. 9’/2-oe. Pine St., has reported for her CHOW MEIN Hill Rd. at Vemon Circle with third year at William Penn Col S a ^ o n e s e SPECIAL 25% OFF! out first allowing the commis LOW CALORIE CHUN UNG-CNICKEN lege in Oskaloosa, Iowa. Miss SALAD DRESSING WITH Mb. 3-oz. I sion to pass judgment on it. Leslie Luques, daughter of Mr. I^ Y O -7 In fact, they questioned / the Liverwurst C H O W M E I N NOODLES and Mrs. Stanley Luques, Lake- w FOR T YOURv-/wr\ u^wi^wix* LAUNDRY full legal existence of the' new /A view Park, has entered that £ a [ | m i 13W-OZ. , roads in the Rockville rede college as a freshman. FRIED RICE SHRIINr"iCmCKEN velopment area. Miss Susan Carlson, daughter AJAXJIETER6ENT ’The letters are expected to of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carl reach town officios in time for son, Collins Rd., is attending MILLS/ or Bologna 3-1 b. < r e g u l a r -d r i p - e l e c t r i c p e r k the Monday night meeting of Orientation Week at Endicott 1-oz. the Board of Representatives. College, Beverly, Mass. She will BY THE PIECE pkg. 'The Board of Education meets '.'major In Advertising and Radlo- HILL'S BROS. COFFEE Monday night also. ’TV. Next To Oaldor ^ Building Fermlte Manchester Evening Herald Open 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. l-lb. 2-01./ Building Inspector Francis J. Columbia correspondent, Vir Monday thru Sat. Our Own Fresh Made American jor McNulty said permits issued for ginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. W K f l J E L L Y i-,b. August are three times higher Patterns By: . ALL than last year. MoCALL • SIMPLICITY L FLAVORS pkg. ' He said most of the increase VOGUE • BUTTERICK F R E E eUENWOOD - SLICED A Is due to a proposed 108-unit IMPERIAL " " . iih A A c apartment complex off Windsor D ELIV ER Y PICKLED BEETS Z Ave. The permit was given to BRIDAL FABRICS SAUSAGE M A R G A R I N E : : 4 6 ' the Green Manor Construction ARTHUR DRUG company of Manchester. OUR SPECIALTY He also reported that permits {jCKETY-SPLITS X 3 7 ' were given for 17 new dwellings | Front-End Alignment totaling $238,000 during the NOLLAND HOUSE "FREEZE'DRIED" months. Last year permits total / ^ F F Any U.S. luto MEAT INSTANT COFFEE 4 9 < September(bily-Doiible Savtnos 91^ 99 SmIzfor' ing $143,000 were issued during SPECIAL SALE $ C 5 5 August, he said. QOLDEN DRIP i> ** imaiini *«« URURlratid mHm. FrMt«-drM, Save en Money, Save on Tire Wear■r * * McNulty issued 87 permits etnciiilriUd ■)» kri*| iRilul tnitymtiil I* *«try •*,. last month at an estimated ALL-WEATHER COATS I Armour's Star, Smoked, Boneless QOLDEN DRIP’S •ilN*DiH| *•« Ht«*r Uilu Itttbly Our alignment specialists vyill do all this work... inspect value of over $750,000., The per front-end, springs, shock absorbers aiid steering wheel mits returned to,720 to the town. 65% Dacron, 35% Cotton DUTCH M AD-ROTAl assembly; align front-end; correct camber, caster and Police Arrests toe-ib. Service.now and save... use our easy pay plan. Zip-Out Pile Liner p O U l i GOLDEN CHIPS John W. Rogers, 36, of 32 Vil CHUN KINC-CHOW MEIN lage St. was arrested yesitei^y REG. 35.00 QUICK AND EASY morning on a 12th Circuit Coiurt LIMITED TIME ONLY . WITS TO PRESERVE NOODLES warrant charging him with DAISY £ 5 5 ' breach of peace in connection rooster with an incident on Aug. 28, b i^ y ‘b d a w S N O W C R O P SPECIAL OFFER! police said today. © o o o s He is scheduled to appear in Rockville Circuit Court 12 26 “ ORANBE JUICE Sept. 26. MEN’S THE REAL THING FROM FLORIDA BAHERY ENGINE Gary G. Cloukey, 18,. of 54 ROUS GRAND UNION ^ 10 PT. GLENNEY'S SHOP GRAND UNION P ro s p ^ St. was charged Mon-' CRINKLE 0 lb O C c PERFORMANCE CORNER MAIN and BBBIRCH STS. C U T C O R N 2 p t . 4 9 ' SAFETY day with failure to obtain, an POTATOES CUT £ m pto- a t a t CHECK operator’s license and is sched GRAND UmON-rRENCH ■IRDE ETE Ktn w ouMi cun 0 % EXTRA FANCY, SUGAR CURED IF F f noc.m*u«i m u l u k i J 9 oz. $ 1 0 0 uled for. court here Sept. 26. V fill, enonw ciuNiusa pkgs. A GREEN BEANS 5 : " . 8 9 ' SOUTHLAND GRAND UNION SWORDmH OR ^ LEAF SPINACH 1 0 ' SOLE DINNERS 3 1 3 - 0 * . 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IbUMjr «> 9r - ^ BpdeeqHlMi G ntm Qem 'Hover wed., .Hiu^, VSfi. 9 to O '* BItm.,- Hiea; 9 to 6 — - _ 30, 83, .and _ - ^ w a BBSmKVE THE RIGHT XO 1 4 AQnVQVAI>mT|BS'^ Jam ’ Saturdays 9 to 4 Oroes HIgtovay PAOE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER is f 1967 PAGE TWENTY-SEVBN Club Needs 20-Game Winner to Win BASEBALL HEROES Reds Swing Ellington PITCHiNa — Luis Tiant, In dians, scattered four hits and Running Vital struck out nine in beating Chi T o H ost cago 7-1 to complete a double- And Red Sox Boast One in header sweep for Cleveland From Heels over the American League con NEW YORK (AP)—TTie Cmcinnati R ^» W P G A G olf tenders. For TwinSo Tigers BOSTON (AP) ^ Most and seventh, but Bert Campa- hurler with an 8-10 record, to ing down for the count, but they re still swinging from National League Converfiring on the El bas^all observers are con neris tied the count by leaning wind up thO| series with the A’s BATTING — Tony Perez, Cin the heels. NEW YORK (AP) — innings and the Yankees captur- INDIANS-WHITE SOX— w. L. Pet. O.B. lington Ridge Country Club into a fast bail on a 3-2 pitch today. Stange ^was due to be cinnati, drove in four runs with While the St. Louis Car mark established by the PhUUee Zoilo Versalles and Jerry nightcap, 2-1 . Cleveland jolted the White Sox gt, Louis 91 65 .623 — course tomorrow morning vinced that a club needs at for a homer at the start of the opposed by Roberto Rodriguez a single, double smd triple to least one 20-game winner dinals continued their Nation and Cubs in 1922.^ Lumpe never stopped run with lAiis Tlant’s four-hitter gan Fran. 80 65 .552 10V4 for the start of the 54-hole eighth. as Boston sought its seventh lead a 23-hit barrage that al League stretch drive • • ning but Jim Lonborg was SENATORS-TWINS— completing the sweep after Bob Cincinnati 80 66 .548 11 to win a pennant—and the victory in the last eight games. smothered Pittsburgh lS-7. Connecticut Section, PGA “ I got behind 3-1 and then Tuesday night with a 6-0 victory CARD8-PHIL8— the only one who really got Home runs by Fred Valentine Allen’s clutch relief pitching Chicago 79 70 .530- 13% Boston R ^ Sox have theirs had to challenge him,” Lonborg over Philadelphia, the third- Tournament will be the Bob Gibson, making his eec- where he was going. and Frank Howard keyed the saved the opener. Phlla’phia 74 69 .517 16% state’s best pros as well as a in Jim Lonborg. said. "I didn’t have aiiy choice. place Reds punched out 23 hits Senators’ victory over Min- Home runs by Max Alvis and Atlanta 73 71 .607 17 Lonborg posted his 20th victo ond start for St. Louis after The base running of Minne number from Western Massa I came in with the fast ball and and flattened Pittsburgh 18-7 for nesota and it was Howard who V*™ F\iller backed Tiant, who Pittsburgh 72 74 .493 19 ry as the Red Sox moved back ^This Is the One I Wanted’ being sidelined 1% months with sota’s Versalles and Detroit’s chusetts. he got hold of it.” their fourth straight victory. 65 79 .451 25 into a first place tie with a broken right leg, collaborated Liumpe piayea Key roies m me ...... j Twenty-seven holes will be Hunter collected his 12th “ Just getting by, that’s all,” 59 88 .401 32% Minnesota in the American with Larry Jaster for a five-hit Twins’ 6-4 loss .to Washington ® ^tch a double into a triple before Pete Ward reached Houston played on Thursday and a like strikeout by fanning Smith to chuckled Vada Pinson, who shutout against the Phillies. and the Tigers' 6-4 triumph over Washington leading 4-1 in ^ homer, accounting for uew York 64 90 .376 36 League flag chase with a 3-1 launch the Boston eighth. How number on FMday. cracked three hits, including a Gibson blanked the Phils for 6 Baltimore Tuesday night, the seventh inning. The Twins Chicago’s ‘ only run. ’Tuesday’s Results victory over Kansas City be ever, Mike Ryan lined a single Defense Outstanding , John McGoldrick, who an two-run homer, in the pitchers’ 1-3 innings in registering hta And Lonborg achieved a pre- rallied for two runs in the inning Allen struck out pinch hitters Cincinnati 16, Pittsburgh 7 fore a crowd of 27,976 Tuesday to center and gave way to Tom McCraw and Wayne Caus nexed top honors ait Brookla^wn nightmare at Cincinnati. 12th victory of the season ana season goal when he won his *he play. AUanta 4, New York 8 night at Fenway Park. pinch-runner Jose Tartabull. ey, leaving the tying, and lead last year, iwtll defend. Despite their hit parade, the Jaster pitched hiUess baU the 20th game, pitching Boston to a When Howard hit his 34th St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 0 The 6-foot-5 right - hander Lonborg faked a bunt on the runs strahded in the eighth in Lou Becker, Golf Committee In Latest RSox Win Reds sUll trail the Cardinals by rest of the way. Dal MaxvlU 3-1 ■victory over Kansas City and homer in the eighth, i^ gave Houston, Chicago 4, 12 in Whsn’t quite as sharp as in his first pitch and then, with the ning of the opener. Chairman, reports the course is 11 games and are one-half drove in two nms for the Cards a share of the American League Washington the cushion it need- nings three-hit victory over the New A’s looking for an attempted BOSTON (AP)—Jim Lonborg gratefully accept all Larry Brown cracked a two- "absolutely fabulous,” a tribute length behind rxmner-up San with a double and single. lead with the Twins. ed to stand off a ninth-inning San Francisco 4, Los Ang’es 2 York Yankees last week, but sacrifice, lined a shot to right run double and Chuck Hinton to Course Supt. Mike Ovlan. the hdp he can get from the Boston Red Sox, but he Francisco with 16 games to * * • Fourth-place Chicago mean kOnnesota rally. Today’s Games he upheld the old cliche, “ When center for a triple, scoring Tar drove in one run amd scored an- The winner will auftomotically realizes that at times a fella has to do things for him play. while, suffered a Jolt to its pen .. .. _ ___,. , New York (seaver 13-12) at qualify for ithe National PGA. the going gets tough, the tough tabull. Mike Andrews promptly g ia n t s -d o d g e b s — self. nant hopes when Cleveland Atlanta (Jarvis 14-7), night As to a winning score, EROC get going.” scored Lonborg with a sacri The Giants whipped Los An Ray SadeckI handcuffed the 'nGERS-ORIOLEFL-^ Lonborg survived a hectic swept a twl-uight doubleheader early lead and clung to it. Pittsburgh (Sisk 11-12) at Cln- Pro Wally Clchon likes 216. fice fly. the wild American League pen geles 4-2; Atlanta edged the Dodgers on four hits, struck out Lumpe beat out an infield hit He worked his way out of se struggle with the aid of a bril 4-3 and 7-1. That left the White on a close play opening the fifth Becker said it will be 217 and Lonborg, who has lost only nant scramble. New York Mets 4-3 and Houston 12 and didn’t allow a runner ANGEL8-YANK8- ci^ a ti (Queen rious jams in each inning from liant defense in the early in Bdb Schaeffer, assistant pro, seven games, sailed through the “ This is the one I’ve wanted topped the Chicago Cubs 6-4 in past first base until the ninth Sox three games behind MInne- inning against the Orioles and Roger Repoz u drove™ »b ...in v>«u..u.-Callfor- San Francisco (McCormick . 19- the second through the fifth be nings before turning to his per 12 innings in other NL games. when Wes Parker’s double and sota and Boston. Detroit la one before the inning was over the nU’s wlnnliw run against the at Los Angeles (Osteen 16-16), thinks 219 will be good enough fore being staked to a 1-0 lead ninth, fanning the last two bat sonal “ do-it-yourself” instruc for a long, long time,” the 24- year-old Lonborg said. “ Usual * * • Leu Johnson’s two-out homer game back in second place and Tigers had raUied for two runs, Yankees with a sacrifice flv in " ‘^ht to prevail. on Reggie Smith's 14th homer, ters for his seventh and eighth tions Tuesday night for his 20th ly, I’m not nervous before a ruined the shutout bid. John all four teams have 16 games tying the game. A1 Kallne’s two- the 12th inning of the opener but PWladelphla (L.^ Jackson 11- a lone shot into the Kansas City strikeouts, raising his season victory. BEDS-FIRATES— The Reds jumped Pittsburgh son’s homer ended a string of 80 left to play. run homer In the next inning New York came back behind St. Louis (Hughes 14-6), bullpen in right with two out in total to 218. He finished with ah l^lththe score Ued 1-1 in the P*"® ’ scoreless innings for the Dodg In the only other American won it for Detroit. Frite Peterson to take the night- *'*8rht the fifth. It was Boston’s first eight-hitter in his 14th com eighth inning against the Kan- ^ ‘ bought about No. 20. ace Bob Veale for four runs and Matches Played six hits in the first inning, then ers. League games played Tuesday The Orioles Jolted 20-game cap. The Yankees scored a pair Only games scheduled. hit off A’s starter Jim (Catfish) plete game of the year. sas City Athletics, Lonborg ITie 6-foot-S right-hander, who rocked reliever John Gelnar for * • * night, California and New York winner Earl Wilson with early of first-inning runs and Peter- Thursday’s Games Hunter. The Red Sox named right crossed up the A’s by faking a has lost only seven games, set In Net Tourney five runs and six more hits in b r a v e s -m e t s — split a doubleheader, the Angels home runs by Luis Apariclo and son’s four-hitter made themNew York at Atlanta, N ' Lonborg got through the sixth hander Lee Stange, a hard-luck bunt and then lining a triple, his sights on 20 victories last Only game schediiled One to Remember, 20th for Jim Lonborg spring because “ I knew if I the next two innings before Hank Aaron’s sacrifice fly taking the first game 2-1 in 12 Dave Johnson. stand up. Two matches were played in scoring pinch runner Jose Tar and Joe Torre’s run-scoring sin tabull. Then he sabred on a sac could win 20 it would help the completing the assault against American League the Town Doubles Tournament Billy O’Dell and Dennis Rlbant. gle overcame a 3-2 deficit in the rifice fly in completing a 3-1 club plenty.” W,. L. Pot G.B. last weekend. Bari Custer and Pete Rose hit a three-run ninth inning as the Braves 63 .568 — triumph. "Naturally, every pitcher EC Harriers Minnesota 83 Thayer Browne defeated Bill homer and scored four times; snapped a five-game losing 83 63 .668 — The victory was the Red Sox’ wants to win 20, but I was really Boston Dow and Harry Becher Sr., 6-1, Tony Perez lashed a single, dou string. Aaron also drilled his 62 64 .662 1 sixth in seven games and boost determined this year,” he said. Detroit 6-2. In the other match, Martin ble and triple, good for four 36th homer while Ron Swoboda Chicago 80 66 .548 3 ed them into a tie with the Min “Now I’m ready for five more Herald Angle O p en S la te Duke and Phil Hyde defeated □ □ H RBI; Leo Cardenas went 4-for- knocked in all three Met runs 74 70 .514 8 nesota Twins, a 6-4 victim at starts (in the last 16 games) California with a homer and single. Custer and Brown, 6-3, 8-1. TIRE & Washington, for first place in and then the World Series.” 4; Tommy Helms and Lee May By Wash’n. 69 76 .476 13% HELPING HAND—Bob Rodgers of the Apgels politely retrieve ball which stroked Uiree hits apiece and • * • At Wickham Other matches will be played AUTOMOTIVE EARL YO ST Cleveland 69 78 .469 14% decked him against Yanks. Catcher Jake Gibbs accepts ball. (AP Photofax). winning , pitcher Don Lee got ASTROS-CUBS— By BARRY COWLES Baltimore 64 80 .444 18 ■ Wednesday and the finals are The Astros stretched a modest Sports Editor CENTERS into the act with a pair of sin “ ETom Here to Eten New York 64 82 .438 19 _ ^ scheduled Sunday. Today Jim winning streak to three ganaes gles. might describe the way Kansas City 69 86 .410 23 as Rusty Staub, who had tripled The Reds’ 23 hits fell nine Coach Riley O'Donnell of East Tuesday’s Results Finley, Players and scored the tying run in the Inside Baseball in Jocko Tire Sale! short of the NL record' set in _j. , j . _ j . , , i_ u v-e.vii«*»vCatholic nHigh .51. lais pagingpaBiiig .uohis California 2-1, New York 1-2, Great Group of Boys at East 1901 by the New York Giants. ninth, laced a nin-scoring single One of the most controversial and best read baseball cross-country candidates, with ist game, 12 innings By BARRY COWLES an equally good job at center High and later ait UConn as a The two-team total of 39 hits with one. out in the 12th to break books on the market this season has been, by Jocko only four lettermen back and Cleveland 4-7, Chicago 8-1 a 4-4 deadlock. *T’ve got the greatest group and guard, is reaiHy hustling, llnecentcr and ibaoker and also ^ was 12 less than the nine-iniiing Conlon and Robert Creamer. It’s a must for every died- a high loss due to graduation, Boston 3, Kansas City 1 Agree to Peace playing for the old Meriden L teams registered and in-the-wool baseball fan and there are thousands in New O’Donnell is in a "rebuilding Detroit 6, Baltimore 4 with tols lack of interest it could NEW YORK (AP)—Charles O. Rnley and his Kansas England this year and it is crammed from cover to cover y®^*’-” opening at home with Washington 8, Minnesota 4 Today’s Games 11 knovring when they will return as head c o ^ . He frels that cancellation of a dou------‘Don’t Bury l/s, Yet?------with inside baseball, particulaiiy about umpiring. ®®p‘ - 22 the football Coach Cliff Demers. • , g^e of the “best coach- ^ in future City Athletics’ players have buried the hatchet and re boys are looking real good. ClevelEmd (Siebert 8-11) stored, at least temporarily, the serenity of baseball’s Jocko Is published by Lip- Ih. <• 0»™«lc«t." ■ '>'» In a. All home meets ■will be at Wick Chicago (Peters 16-9), night with a Jamboree in Middletown player-owner relationship. pincott and sella for $4.95 a gave up playing for what turned Fran Love is doing a good job. In his flmt year at Elasrt, de- copy. Another book on baseball, ham Park. Minnesota (Kaat 12-13) with South Catholic, North Fear of retaliation had led the out to be an interesting and fas . . . M k e McMahon, Terry fenslve coach John Lafonitona L a P o in t e D ie s The feud ended Tuesday aftei/' •also published by Lippincott, is Back setting the pace are Washington (Ortega 9-8), night west Catholic and Middletown 20 hours of unprecedented meet A’s to request the meeting with Ed Stanky’s Cry cinating career as an lunpire. Richter, Jim Regan and Steve who played college ball with Charles DexterVi You Can't lettermen Bill Shea, Ernie Tyo, Baltimore (Rlchert 9-14) at High, Demers is strl-vlng for a ings with Commissioner WilllStln Eckert, who adjourned the gath There are'20 chapters but one, Bill Vendetta and Jim Peragal- Detroit (Lolich' 10-12), night Ciccolone are all performing UMass and pro with the Spring- BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) Steal DFli^'nSase, the life story "balanced team in all respects.” D. Eckert when the Major ering Monday with the avowed ^ titled Jackie, Leo and Me, is a lo. Newcomer Norm Pelletier California (Clark 11-10) at with “high expectaitlons,” field Aoorns in ’62-63, is down Ralph LaPointe, 46, baseb a 11 purpose of bringing peace bo- o f Jimmie Dykre, q little man ^eaut. Jackie is Robinson ot East will meet Rockville at Mt. Demers expressed that It had from Seariea High School in coach at University of Vermont League Player’s Association should be a “ big assist” . A bit New York (Barber .9-16), night Nebo on Sept. 23 to start the dropped its unfair labor prac fore the situation reached the Sounds Like Plea Who s ^ n t nearly 80 years in Brooklyn Dodger fame and Leo early to really tell who has got Kansas City (Rodriguez 1-0) been somewhait o f a rebuilding Great Barrington, Mass., where for 16 years, died today of can- tices charges filed against ti|3 National Labor Relations is the one and only Durocher. what, O’Donnell has high hopes at Boston (Stephenson 3-0) refumins- year and that the “spirit of the he was head coach for two cer after a long lUness. With 13 lettermen r^um i^. V ^ graduate of Vermont, he al- controversial Finley. Board. The saw ^-off Conlon, e ^ l y conlon pulled no pimches in his for Tom Anton, a wrestler, sec- Thursday’s Games CHICAGO (AP)—Manager Eddie Stanky’s cry of Demens is lo o k i^ smaUest .team we have ever had Veteran Coach A1 Frelhelt so played two seasons of major In return, Finley, owner of the The Players Association, rep “don’t bury us, yet” suddenly sounds more like a plea recognized frotn ^ e rw m his run-ins with this pair of ond in the state last year. Mdke Cleveland at Chicago, N A’s, agreed not to interfere with resented by its director, attor- co-workers on the field by an hot-tempered individuals. Coburn, the 880 track perform- Only game scheduled perieiKe but ceitalnly the hardest work- who has played professionally league baseball. He was with than a threat. •ailways-present bow tie, worked * ♦ * er, is running well. . .Tom ------ing. We w ^ t to meet aU our with the Charter Oaks, Meri- the Phillies in 1947 as shortstop the right of his players to air, Marvin Miller, had accused That’s been Stanky’s state Finley of threatening and co ■in the National League for 20 ^ ^ . LaBelle, brother of last year’s to excel- o4>onents on an equal basis and den Shamrocks and New Brit- and plhyed with the Cardinals grievances in an orderly man ment everytlme things have ercing players in trying to get yeara. You Can’t Steal captain, John, Halfback Bill Lacey is to excel ^re.” aln Bees is an offensive line in 1948. He served three years ner. gone bad since mid-August , who established Softball Champs lent shape. . . . Danny Lodge, ^ them to withdraw their com ' Jocko was a prolific story- "I can’t keep any secret. I’m a new course rv^iurU. will be a touBh "PulBskl is going to be the and kicking coach. Al, to his in the Army Air Force, Thus, what started as a test when his Chicago White Sox TGCOrQ, nODGS to ^ of AFWI .rwwmrto urill hA A tOllE'tfl — — C7 - - w ^ plaints. teller and Creamer captured the gabby type that’s talked my follow in tradition. . .Perform' ipounos wui oe a ^ jhey always are.” second year at East coaching During his coaching career, case of the labor-management ^----- A w a r d s one B in Slwv la extremely tooighest as they always are." second year at Eaat coaching During The commissioner also sched were knocked out of first place the high spots dn the colorful way through 60-odd years of weU in practice is junior l i e c e i v e A w a r a s ^ ^ores, is sure U, help the of- his teams relationship in baseball, with aggressive. . . . Ron Repeteo, Demem, himself a former chores, is sure to help the of- won 216, lost 127 and uled for review the suspension foUowing a two-month tenure. tiinpire’s long career •which he baseball life. I’ve talked to Richard Ricci, Finley indirectly representing TropWeB were .preBenlted to Ja tuxv/ playtog tackle but does schoolboy player at Weaver fense and kickers. tied two. by Finley of pitcher Lew It sounded a lltUe hollow FLORAL — Eleanor ' Mac- icleverly piit into print. owners, general managers, O’Donnell, In his third year the major league owners he has dhampHonsIhip teams lin ------Krausse. A hearing on that mat Tuesday night after Cleveland Lachlan 182, 'Ruth Chareet 189- His first appearance as an managers, players, umpires, as coach, is assisted by David long antagonized, ended quietly raatUon Department SoifItbaH ter was set for Sept. 28. had pasted the Sox 4-3 and 7-1. Louise Kozma American League umpire was newspapermen and thousands of Kelley, coaching for his first in compromise. League play at the annual It was Krausse’s suspenstV|i The double defeat left the Sox In thd uniform o f tiie iChlcago fans, to everyone within hear- year. Kelley has the “ knowl- In fourth place, three games banquet Monday nBght at the In a prepared statement, Aug. 18 for an alleged drinking ST. JAMES’ LADIES— High w m Whlte Sox. Then it back ing distance of my voice. edge, Interest and enthusiasm A «n y & Ne'vy 'dub. Commissioner Eckert said the behind Minnesota and Boston, no mark, Shirley Schultz 91. incident on an airplane that In the minors before coming “ i feel like talking to you. . that I have been looking for” CbamptofiB were the Center parties agreed to settle future touched off a chain reaction of the co-leaders, and two games ■up again as a regular on the draw up a chair for yourself, said O’Donnell, who last year behind Detroit. BUUardB, DuBty and town differences “ by mutual discus moves which brought into the PINNETTES—^Helen Tierney National League staff of ar- i>u tell you about my 60 years posted a 7-2 seasonMog and an PitzgeraM ac- With only 16 games to play, sion rather than by resorting to open the grievances and left the 183-485, Dot Peterson 176-466, blters. with the umpires I’ve cussed, 8-1 mark before that. tmophy; Center that’s a lot of territory to cover .Roge Pastula 184-508, Meredith rroe VDur mcAe news media.” baseball world agog. ThereTniAre are anecdotes galore, the the lausrhs. laughs, the the heartaches, heartaches, the the “ “ We We are are hoping hoping to to keep keep theuie theAt*..., Chiuch League T .^iazniA and even Stanky is beginning to Henry 450, Loretta Grlllfln 499, 'aa well as humor, of Jocko’s thrills of my big days and the wins here at East, as has been ^ Spruce 'Ib.vcm (to the wonder. Jean Buniheun 471, Lee Pope years down the trails. He ex- chills of my smaU,” Dykes the case in the past.”past.’ Moving League “ We’re swimming to the point ■176, Dot Whitehead 178, Gert platas what every fan should writes. *"*'•into **•“the schedule the top two Hal Goodnough of the New Cup Not Nailed Down Yet of no return,” said Stanky,, who •Andrews 197-504, Lois Lapine know about umpires and um- • 'ikere’s nothing better than state teams last year are the York Meta’ pronuotlonaa de quickly changed his tune and 180-508, Sophie Panclera 175- third Bmd fourth meets.” Pulas added, “ but we’re not commit plrlng. being to baaeball, he said. ‘Tt’s partment waa the apeaker and 176— 497, Barbara Goddard ' The stories make the book,, ukg joiidng an exclusive club, ki •will be tough as they always he regaled the audience of ting suicide. They haven’t >476, Betty Plumley 467, Linda are,” he added. closed the doors. happy, hilarious incidents about i f g getting the beet education over 100 for more than an hour America Out Front Sullivan 471, Lori Jones 463. “ You can be assured we will baaebolU StonUa. He Ol “ I’ll admit it’s more difficult managers from George Stall- tnoney can buy, an education in do our best, which is all any showed a film, “The Mets with three teams ahead of you togs to Walter Alston, of Con- nfe. It’s being somebody and HOLIDAY LANES Ktokoff Ion’s dialogues with catchers giving pleasure to others while team can„„„ expect” expressed coming.” but remember the 1951 Giants O’Donnell. Against Challenger won 16 fh a row. And I played Toumlaimenit — Jan MlacDuff during games and of colorful being somebody, A iroaat beef dinner was •Schedule: on the ’61 Giants. No, we’re not 360-18—378, Jeaime Beaure players in the great game of - “jt’s not aU ups and downs, prepeired and served by Pinky ONE PRICE SALE NEWPORT, R. I, (AP)—Intrepid hasn’t nailed down gard 360-12'—372, LucSlle Mjax- baseball. work, but who’s iSept. 22, St. Joseph, Home; piQlhi and hue atalSf. rea^y to be buried.” the America’s Cup yrt. ^ tin 336-30—366, Gloria Noel Strange as it may seem. Con- afraid o f hard ■work: And on 26, Elltogiton, , Rockville, xi Away; "It’s so disappointing after Oct. 6. But no one is likely to start loosening the bolts that what" happe^ed*^*s^d*ay, 329-36—366. Ion never wanted to become an the side, lifelong frienebhips FJato-vtoe, Home; la- Xavier, secure the old trophy to a shelf in the New York Yacht mented stanky over Chicago’s umpire. fu"- And wonderful metnoriea.” ^askl. Home 9, UConns Defeated WHITE—^Eva ?6M0nfhWe0mf6ii9mtee* Club after she outsailed Australia’s Dame Pattie Tues- three straight losses following a SNOW "When I was a baU player . Dykes, who started out in , ^ ' p - ^ ^ hot^ 2 0 144. STORRS (AP) — Brown Uni day in just the kind of weather the Aussies love back double shutout triumph against (With the CWcaSO ^Sweat’^thoUc,’ Home’; 23’, versity wound up on the short Detroit including the thought never entered my a shortage o f pteyera. coventrv home Down Under. TRI-TOWN LEAGUE Away; 27, H.C.C. end of an 18-0 score to a con- Dame Pattie didn’t have—and no-hltter. mind. I wanted (o play b ^ to " ( ^ o r t ^ O e e ^®®*- A'way; 30, St. Thomas trolled football scrimmage through them, and that was Ed Duchaine 203, Andy Full4Ply NjionCord TUBELESS TIRES didn’t g;ive—any excuse after about it. the big leagues, and then I any youngster > w h o ^ ^ , Away; Nov. 1, Sec- against the University of Con- Mlchard 246, BlU Renkert 201, wanted to become a manager. I run, throw,” tional Meet, Keney Park; 4, necOcut Tuesday. losing the first race of the best- Intrepid led by one minute 61 Cities Considered Eve Whipple 202, Frank Shlmit- was an outfielder.. . .but I was Star third b M em a n ^ l^ w seconds at the end of the first LOS ANGELES (AP) — Five is 202-216—691, BlU Calhoun State (Meet, OCSC (U), 7, The Huskies’ three touchdowns of-seven series on Rhode Island to the minor leagues for more manager the ^l^pW a uConn. were scored on two running WHITEWALLS orBLACKWALLS Sound. leg; two minutes 11 seconds aft- U.S. cities will be considered 207—676. „ ^ . er the second, a reach 2 :60 after choices for the 1976 Olympic than 10 years and when I got Athletics, All meets at 3:30. plays and a pass. to the big leagues with Chicago, Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati ------. I \ the third, another reach', 4:26 Games, a spokesman for the I was a 34-year-old. That’s Red, Detroit Tigers and Cleve- ONE LOW PRICE right back at It today, basing ------— ^ g------fourth;------6:06 ------after the .— U.S.----- Olympic Committee said their hopes on a forecast for fjfjjj jg ^ jjg^j g .gg y^g Tuesday. Indians Impress .pretty late to the day,” he land Indians. Life Good for Yepremian - 6.50/7.00 X 13 un-Australian-llke light wtads. ffuigh. ' The cities are Los Angeles, ^ t e . ' ®®»y ®®* ^^®® ALL SIZES TOey could have exercised their ^,gt^„gg ^g^ victory Detroit, Philadelphia, San W In Scrimmage He filled i» one day on the has been around and there are 6.50 X 14, 6.95 x 14, 7.00 x 14 p o not o r&ce to ay a margin was about a mile after cisco and Champ, Mo., a suburb bases when the regular umpire atoriea from In U.S. Thanks to Football 7.35 X 14, 6.50 x 15, 7.35 x 15 With Windsor became ill and soon after he in You Can’t Steal FMrat Base. Competing the 24.3-mlle trl- of St. Louis, said Arthur G. DETROIT (AP) — Life in the one 62-yarder. Two of them Just 7.50 X 14, 7.75 x 14, 8.00 x 14 in the morning shifting to 10-15 angular course. Lentz, executive director. knot southerlies in the aftern oon ______^ t ’s hope that the future United States has been good to missed. 8.23”x 14, 8.50 X 14, 8.55 X 14 seemed to be just their mug of Saturdays will be the same as Few Breathers on Slate Gore Yepremian, a stubby little “ But I keep trying to im- 6.70 X 15, 7.75 x 15, 7.10 x 15 beer. last Saturday for the Manches Armenlan-Cypriot immigrant to prove,” he said. "I should never plus $1.93 to $2.53 Fed. Exc. Tax these shores by way of England, miss under 65 yards. I had a 8.15 X 15, 7.60 X 15, 8.45 x 15 Jock Sturrock, Dame Pattie’s Boh Cousy Overwhelmed ter Indisms except that you wUl INSTALLED FREE! NO TRADE NEEDED! skipper, had said before lea'ving be there. Watching the Tribe Far Opening Grid Week Garo, a iMtoing bachelor of “ We trouble for a whUe, but the * COME IN FOR DETAILS!, N < t ^ nV» ft 4-f hvf OT* couple Australia he was hoping for perform Ismt Saturday in a KlirW YORK fAPl _ Remem-''iine-up — ___-* was shattered .by gradu- 28, drekses sharply and drives a ^®®^ couple of days I’m getting some typical dusty offshore By Suppott From Friends scrimmage game •with Windsor, ber the good old days of grand- ation. Frank' ‘ ~Patrick, a TOpho- gporty cap his name en- better. I’m doing well out to 50 Sydney weather. He got it Tues one is sure the Indlsms wlU be pa's era? . more, will,‘be at the Cornhusker graved on a plate on the dash. yards.” BOSTON (AP) — Bob Cousy, he still doesn’t have “ any actual day, 22-knot northeasterly winds high on top when the season Garo, who kicks 40-45 times a cheered by overwhelming sup information that Andy is a gam Then, we had haircuts for two and choppy 3-foot seas. But it closes. day to practice, has alternated port of friends and fans in the bler.” bite, a steak dinner for 65^ents, Colorado over -^WUmer paved with gold for Garo, but with Wayne^ Walker ^as ^a place- . was Intrepid, not Dame Pattie, In the first opening minutes FRONT END ALIGNMENT darkest hour, of his 21-year bas Placed under sedation after the New York Yankees winning Coolw, the lit*, ^cker. t a l k e r is generaUy that jumped in and found the of the game, Manchester scored ketball career, is looking for asHMs imnuallv-—and- rated one of the best to tne ukely trade of a placeUcker for __ water fine. the news conference, Cousy still _four _ touchdowns. ______Windsor scor- for most American Cars ward to his fifth season as head gets ^slbly u ^ et when he talks g j g^ly once, alter a fumble re- breathers opening the coUege toe Detrelt Uons of the National ^ M?koTfsr ^ football season. • evm ft toe ^ v . J ^ Wm ^^ Yepremian, who stands 6-foot- Both Sturrock and Bus Mos- coach at Boston College, about the situation resulting covery, on their own 16-yard bacher. Intrepid’s crack helms- “ The support has been tre- Take a look at these forecasts »®‘r i^K®r • Yepremian never saw a pro and weighs 166 pounds, said he See our amazing electronic equipment diagnose your from a friendship with Pradella line. 7 man, were more intent starting mendous and I’m very grate- “ estaUished through his boys for too first weekend of football H ® ^ " footbaU game until he kicked off hasn’t practiced tackling. But, car’s Front End Alignment. Here is what we do: 1. Sparkling defensively the In Watka«IM)te..SlawaaA,llMiWmNIC.TV. OnfrU.» Cai'ai.W. wlth their boats clear of each ful,” the 39-year-old Cousy said attending my basketball camp and see how many breathers Warren Me- ^ ®P®“ ***® Ra™® Bal- he said, ft someone gets all toe Check and Correct Caster 2. Check and Correct dians held Windsor at less than Th# 1968 Chryjisrs ora oil naw. 5 iaria» . cubic inch V-8 are standard. other’s backwind than they in an interview today. "I ’m fb'el- in Pittsfield, N.H., from 1984 to you can find!!! g^ ^ a Wnore last year. way through toe rest of toe Newport Custom—with all the basic were in foiling one another, ing better each day.’* 1984.” mid-field for considerable loss ■ Vea, who averaged 8.8 yards a leading toe te^ In LioM on a kickoff, “I’ve seen a wide, IS model! deep. With no smoll versions. Camber 3. Check and Correct Toe-in, Toe-out 4. Check es. . . Dick Cobb carried the UCLA over Tennessee: Two of season. • ___ New Yorker— our most luxurious Chrysier. ' Chr/slar luxuries. And a list of over SO Sturrock may have been too Cousy, who became known as However, he figures hard and Correct Turning Radius 5. Check and adjust toe nation’s best quarterback. “ Attorn CalftomU over ZxU ^e lot of tackling going oq around With new options like on 8-trock stereo tope tailorad-to-you options. intent. “ Mr. .Basketball” ' as an All- work will 'help ease his personal ball for I a 75-yard run. Suffering Gary Beban of toe Californians y^^Sungton State: The Trojans ^ me, so I’ll know what tO do.’ T h e 1 9 6 8 system and automatic air conditioning. Newport— our easiest-to-own Chrysler. steering mechanism 6. Check Ball Joints, etc, America at Holy Cross and 13 strain. He said his family also is a sprained ankle In baseball, Heading for the line on the Cobb has no trouble n o w .. . Bob and Dewey Warren oif toe Vo^- the best on toe Coast, Town & Country— lha most sophisticated With more luxurious interiors. And a years as a pro star with the “ adjusting.” O r y s le r s higher output 363 cubic inch V-8. starboard tack and leeward of Bleller did a fthe Job of getting unteers, go on dlsjday in toe ^ Coach Bert Qark wagon series oround. With new optional Boston Celtics, gradually is re ” I received 70 to 80 letters opening game. But toe UCLAns ^ among toe also rans. nesota 1 ^ . 13, including four In Named.Coach New Yorker to Neyrport, we’ve got you Intrepid, Dame Pattie seemed through his hole to keep yeird- rear window wiper/washer concealed in the gaining his composure after a and about two dozen telegrams, have George Farmer to do toe Oklahoma State over Air o m quarter. , a r e here. tail gate. And optional all-vinyl 3-in-1 divided covered IS ways. With the kirjd of luxury that SKILLED MECHANICS to be in good x>osition to give In age to a minimum. . . . Co- WEST HAVEN (AP) — Gary nerve-wracking period. in addition to many {8ione calls, pass catching and Rick Purdyv py^^ce: The Cowpokes are stron- Lions went 8-2 In toe exhl- front seot with passenger racliner. could only come from Chrysler. And does. OH OUTy trepid some turbulent backwind Captain Bryce d^penter Is off her ^ails, but too avoid Only a week ago, he tearfully from persons who ,Hnow my to do toe {dunging. / \ d e f ^ * ^ e ‘“ the “^ r i ®P®“ *“ ® !^‘>®«t®re, one of^ toe highest 300-^ the latest version 61 the spOrts-bred This year, mOke your move. And make it big defended his reputation at a back in shape at halfback after gest on defense whUe »® « season against toe world scorers of all time In adlege has- MOH. thru FHI crossing early, Sturrock had to ijome address,” he said. “ Thank Texas AAM over Southern minded Falcons have a veteran T».-v«r. Chrysler. Concealed headlights and o big 440 Make it Chrysler.^ news conference he called after hard workouts. . .’ Fullback Lee at Green ketball, has taken over the Job bear down the line briefty just goodness' I went through theln Mejhodist: The Cadets are toe backfield headed by Steve Tur- Packers r m a national m aguine linked him by myself at home. "I becaifte Potterton using his size to ad of coaching the cross country I’l l l 9 ! before the gun, losing any myitery team of toe Southwest „er. quarterback. The defense ^ team at his alma mater- with an alleged gambler. pretty emotional reading them.” vantage. New SATURPAJ^tilleu.m chance he might have had to Conference and there even are wins. . ^ fi,-™ Cousy admitted a close friend Cousy left the pro player Between now and the opening Yepremi- Haven Ocdlege. slow up Mosbacher. 8<»he o h o pick them for toe ti- North Candlna State over M O /E UP TO .CHRYSLER 6 8 ' ship developed, oyer 12 years ranks to take over at BC, taking game with Conard on Sept. 19 Liberatore, who went out for The Dame was across 10 sec tie. 8MU is toe defending cham- North Carolina: TheVwolfpack “ “ 1* gf*^ - cross country in his student days with the man, Andrew Pradella a three-year contract. A f his the Indians will be Working hard plon but lost heavUy by gradua- has a new backfield IwhUe. toe a lot of ex onds ahead of Intrepid, but the of Springfield, Mass., but denied to meet one of their toughest as well as basketball and base request, he no\y is working on a tion. Your television tidbit of toe xar Heels introduce a new WETHERSFIELD MERIDEN WATERBURY American' defender from the any wrong-doing. He said be ball, succeeded Robert D’Am MANCHESTER BERLIN year-to-year cohtract basis. competitors. W lg ^ reports that day. - coach. The home field gives NC New York Yacht Club had her tween sobs: "I suppose I’m brose as coach of toe harriers. Star* #15 S tor«# l1 Slora#13 Stora #14 Store #12 "I had been very, very exclt- season tickets are now on sale ' w w_. a aiiirht Mire left-footed, soccer-style air clear. For a iftlnute or so, it guilty of indiscretion, but I’m ed over our prospects this sea at the high school office and Washington over NebrMka. Wake wereai • Fei. kicker booted seven extra points . 321 W «rt MiddU TumpU<« Wsbztar 3quar* Plaza 942 Silas Daans Highway Csntsnnial Plaza VtfateriMiry Shopping P I«S ik seemed a boat race. not giiUty of .anything else.’ The HuaUeq alwqys are tough Duke over W rte F o w . and had one blocked, b u th e ’s \ Tnesday’s Fight CHOeCHSS Moipns. I . 'ManehMlM’, Cornu Carlin, Conn. Wetharsfisid, Conn. Maridan, Conn. Waterbury, Conn. . . ------3 ® " ’ "W e’ll have a-^players.|. . The Bristol Eastern The Austredian 12-meter sloop Cousy repeated at the inter- "Better team,- even though the game Nov. 11 is a home game 80 OAKLAND STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. was slowed by a couple o f hea.'vy -view that he “ probabljr w ^ won and lost column might not and not away Its previously not*-, OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 • SATURDAY 9 to 6 seas. Intrepid moved powerfully guilty of indiscretion,” but said show it.” ■ ed. title toe { M is t four years, but toe Jay uaiaorese. ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, "CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-NINE
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Also Bomslita, ohaln son only,' Howard Johnson 21 Compaia point 34 Unit of wire SOBriHle *** * ^ ^ -?** Ip rw^nalbla for only ONB iLsor^ INVOLVES TH' HONOR OF V BACV TO NEANPERLANP RUN O f¥ WITH ...Y'BETTER»MAKE 22 Recraa 16 Negative saws and International Cub Restaurant, 194 Tolland Tpke. MOOVIAN GENTLEMEN! T A VVITH THIS S L O B ? SOMEBOPYS SISTER../ SURE SHE HASN'T answer measurement 51 Jumbled type reot or omitted Insertton ftr onj ■drrrfknment gmtw 7 Cottage Onive Rd., Bloomfield 23 Outfit 35 Cyprinoid 52 Bowlike ciirge Cadet Tractors. Rental equip Manchester. HAFTA RULE AGAINST YOU,' SOT A BROTHER! 26 Communiita 20 African fetish to tfri ext y t of a 'teate g o ^ Inaerttoa. Brrota whlehdo 9 - 1 3 (coll.) food fish 53 Body of water adverttaemeat wm not be oorreeted ment and sharpenlBg servloe 28 Hatcullne 2 4 1 possess (contr.) 38 Louder 55 Encountered 868 Broad St,, M anchester WOMAN TO pack eggs part- appellation by “make good” InaerUon. on all makes. L A M Equip 29 H iu Gardner time, 8-2. Miller Farm, North 1 r~5” r~r-5“ 7 s 5“ w ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon. 30 Certain Coventry, 742-6282. monaatic order 870-7009 IDtnrtieater Exchange INTERNATIONAL 12 15 t o ^ N AUPIENC£'- (eb.) —Enterprise 1040. HOUSE OF PANCAKES WAITRESSES wanted. Apply 32 Wage producer 643-2711 87S-3136 AT LAST- ,.,, U 11 evenings, Fiano’s Restaurant, 3 4 ------men of i T 1 (Boekvlllek ToD Ftee) STEPS. SIDEWAUC8, stone ^T^uubi.to' ' An Equal Opportunity 1778 after 6 p.m. U walls, flreplaces, flagstone ter 37 Greek letter 18 to 2 RKS.E.J.BARUAN E m ployer CUT OUR WAY BT J. B. WniilANS 38ArtificUl races. All concrete repairs. SA M A N T M K ) MIDDLE AGED woman to care lanmage 2i a a Reasonably priced. 643-0801. T>. U. t. M. Off—U rttU. .Mrnd r t x A s • Its/ -tor UnBwl tontan tynOcol^ hm. for elderly gentleman. Nice 39 Exclamation o f Trouble Roachiug Our AdverHsor? COUNTER GIRL wanted Mon sorrow to 27 to YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-l.~ home, pay reasonable. Write NO HOMEWORK FOR THE SAME REASON WE 41 L ide water day through Friday, 8 a.m.- Cellars, attics, yards and smaU Box H, Manchester Herald. FOR ME.' I FOUND DIDN'T THINK OF INVESTINO from a boat I 9U 14-Hqur Answering Senriee 11 a.m. Apply Bess Eaton Do OUR SA V IN G S, LIKE HE DID, IN 45 Hawaiian trucking done A-1 r ig h t CaU Paving • Drivawoys 14-A Painring— Paparing 21 Schoeb and Ckmas 33 OUT AHEAP OF nuts, 100 Center St. TIME WHAT BOOKS STE A D O F SPEN D IN G IT.'THERE'S garland i l 3$ 36 Tremano Trucking Service toU Free to Herald Readers AMESITE — Quality workman JOSEPH P. Lewis ' custom WE'RE SOINS TO WILL POWER IN MISTHINKING, , 46 Number free, 742-9487. 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