PAOB TWENTY THURSDAY, JULY 27, 19«7 lEanr^pBtipr lEimting Hemld Ararttfo Daily Net Ffomi Rni The Weather Ibr Iha Week XMM A1 nn^_ ^ ltoii«.«rt®r Bridge Qub will Warm and humid tonight, MllySS,10«l JIO w U qponnr a dupUeato bridfB gwne 80% chance of Showers, low tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Itel- From Your Neighbor*8 Kitchen about 70; cloudy warm, humid bfiee Jaoflurileii KoCarthv of Anerican dub, 86 Bid* nnahurtl Brfaiot You tomorrow, 40% chance of show­ INVenur^. M uTM eia Reglatratloii. wUI be B y IMMRMi BBU M N O 14,729 ers, high In 80s. lLerofl»v;iCUM nIM .a>>d tak« at 7^ . The event 1. open M aneheeter^A CUy o f Village Charm Key Lime Fie m a. real "cool lOae Carol Oadarowakt of 6tt P"*®®- pile" for humid aummer daya TOL. LXXXVI, NO. 258 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 (Olamrifled Advmrtlstog on l^ e IT) PRICE SEVEN CENTS VoDdbridge St have reeoitljr and a deabeit .that la, apoord- left by air for a month’a tour The executive board of the liancheater Junior Women’s ing to Mm DavM (Bev«^) o f Bunq>e. dub, toe., will meet tonight at Brenner of 14 Laiwton Rd., "de. 8:16 at the home of MTs. tieiouaty rich Mr any aenaon of Fruih and Vegetables Manctaeuter Chapiter of Dla- ry Noonan, 89 Clinton Dr., the year." The pto gata Ita aided Amertcbn Veterans and F ir s t P o o l W applng. mane from the FTortda Keya, Its AwdUalty win epausor a where ft la aald to have orig- one/ lower prices in every deparfmenf U.S. Marines Invade BAN imANOEaCX) (AP) holt dog: roa st taalgH t a t R o ck y Inhted. Mixed Vegetable Salad -A 21-year4ld whKe atur Names Board HUl Veterans HoepttaL Mem­ Richard Bohadlh of 76 S. with Botled Dreaalng la a T l^ week we bring you along with drastically Crisp i^esh dent at San FVandBOo State bers pfauiitlng to attend will Hawthorne St., president of the aummertlme favorite of the OoUego haa brought the meet at the boapftU at 6. l e t t u c e and Plnehurst Manchester Jaycees, plans to Brenners, who nke ft on pic­ new crop 1 ^ Aioah GREEN BEANS, the first Negro area tta flrat awlm- nics or at home. Both recipes DM Z’s Southern Area attend i leadership training m h ^ p o d . "Signposts Aloft," a sermon may be prepared In advance. ^ t woiidi^uUy fresh tender yeUow ICEBERG seminar tomorrow and Satur­ BAK^ (AP) — 'The ized none before dawn Just north and mortars below the Ben Hal Pat Befi aald the city from a science film, will be Key lim e Fie with ® Farms. This com is picked _ - ; of Oon nilen, the Leatherneck River which divides the zone, shown Simday at 7 p.m. at the day at the University of U & Miriuea invaded the Paiha and Recreation De­ Sour Cream Topping early each ^ y in nearby fields and mshed to us L E n T U C E outpost 10 mUes from the South Ike latest dogfight took place Presbyterian Church, Bridgeport. The session is con­ for your eatmg pleasure. IbE I I W W E sotitiieiR balf of tiie demil­ partment tdd him a pod Seek Riot Causes » e g o s China Sea where a Red barrage Ihuxvday when a pair of naut Col. John Glenn Is featur­ ducted by the Connecticut waa not wurthwtflle be- Jaycees. 1 can 16-ounicea sweetened Uead itarized zone between kiUed two Marines and wounded MIGZla tried to Jump an Air cauae at cod weather and ed In the film which Is produc­ condensed mlK North and South Vietnam 12 Thursday / Force reconnaissance flight 87 ed by the Moody tostltute of la ck at balUng auttai But H cup tone Juice (about 6 today for the second time he peraUtad and gat bade* Soience. ton es) „ _ There was no Immediate re- ““«■ H*®®* »«t were SUSYOmURY BUlEBEHmES 2 3 * in ihe war. Their tazgeto port that the had en- attacked by a pair of Air Force Ing from polloe, dvhs and 1 teaspoon grated tone Mnd Police Arrests were the North Vietnam countered -any enemy opposl- I’hantoms flying escort, budneaa groupa and othera. Proclaims John Cook o f 14 B rainard PI. ^ teaspoon salt The MIOs dived with the was feted Monday night at a green food coloring SANTA ROSA SWEET PLUMS meae mortar and artiUmr tum. The reaulta: |B|800 In Phantoms In hot pursuit and one oaah, 1,500 In ptedgea and combination birthday and fare­ Charles F. Ralsch, 23, of S. baked nine-inch pie shell Frtnn Nearby Farms poaitiona which have been it Was the first American pen- Simday as Phantom pilot fired off a side­ an order for a now ptatable well party at his horn He has (pastry or cracker) aheUing Leatherneck poata eiratlon into the three-mlle-wido winder missile. The heat-seek­ enlisted In the Army and will ^ ’ «as charg- y» pint dairy sour cream juat «>utb of the zone. southern half of the zone since awtmmlng pod 26 by BO leave tomorrow morning for Ft. yesterday with brealdng and WATERHOONS CANTALOUPES Pin^urst ing missile was right on the feet long, with a heater. Prayer Day % cup sugar, T he U . B. nnmtnnn/1 an- AUy 18,. when the Marines and MiG’s tall when the Red dis­ Dix, N.J, His brother, Millard entering without permission and ItTl bo legally owned by % teaspoon salt nouneed. another dogfight over South Vietnamese troops Invad- appeared into', 'a cloudbank, the Norlh Vietnam wUh a MIG21 .oX the southern sector for the Y outh fm* S ervloe, wWh tw o WASHINGTON (AP),— 2 Cook, recenUy returned from larceny of more than $16 but 1 to 2 teaspoons grated Hme pilots said. The Air Force scor­ Vietnam, where he served with . „ rind NATIVE NATIVE GREEN probably shot down and six U. toWt time to root out Ninth Vlet- other neighborhood groupa ed It as the Uth probable MIO President Johnson, pro­ the Army for one year. He is Place eggs in electric mixer 8. plane losses over the North namese gun posts. The allied eharing management. kill of the war although no ex­ claiming this Sunday a na- now at Ft. Meade, Md. They are Police said a caretaker of bowl and beat aligHUy. Add con- SUMMER SQUASH SEm BEANS wtatoh had not bom revealed torce withdrew after a week. plosion was actually seen. U.8. tiontd day of prayer for ra­ the sons of Mrs. Theodore Winot property owned by John Bamini denaed milk, Ume Juice, one . bstoce. U. 8. Command said since fo rce s claim 80 M IO kills and cial peace, has created an of 14 Brainard PI. off Tolland Tpke. caught Ralsch teaspoon lime rind and one- Xbn of the 81h Marine Regi- then the Communists have have lost 20 American planes in eleven member commission _____ leaving the vacant building with fourth teaspoon of salt and beat ment moved into the demllltar- again begun digging in artUlery Long R ace Veterans of World War I, old furniture of undetermined CRISP, FRESH OUUUMBERS 2 3 ^ 1 dogfigh ts. to search out causes of • about two minutes at medium V Barracks and Auxiliary have value. speed. Add enough green food The plane losses announced race rioting—and to sug­ today brought the total number been invlW to a picnic Sunday He was brought to Manchester coloring to tint mixture a clear, Saves life gest ways to avoid it in the nNEWROT a a a toAiy as always. ; . famous for flit maab U. S. combat planes reported noon by ’the Waterbury Bar- Police Headquarters by the pale green. Pour mixture into future. 7 lost over the north to 824. The racks and its Auxiliary. Those caretaker, police said. Ralsch is _ pie shell and bake in 360-degree O f B oy, 13 The White House said today desiring more Information may free on a no bail compact, pend- (Hemld by attemls) minutes. Turkey Shudders rate of losses over the North is toe first meeting between toe ■««•» lb. 79c, loiidar biek- now running at slightly more contact Mrs. Gladys Ridolfi, 117 Ing appearance in Manchester NBW YORK (AP) — A Navy President and toe advisory com­ MRS. BRENNER AND CHILDREN While pie la heating, mix to­ than one plane dally. W. Middle Tpke. Circuit Court 12 Aug. 7. gether the aour cream, sugar H r* " ^Va-fc. ptamp helicopter pilot, policemen, mittee would be held tomorrow Chkkans lb. 42e, whola, spilt or cut ol at Hw same low price. U. S. Command said the latest morning at 11:80 in toe Cabi­ and one-eighth teaapoon salt. Jet downed was an Air Force stretcher bearers and sprinting Under New Quake dootorz and nursea teamad up net room . Remove pie from oven and Phantom Wednesday, with both alon g a 226 m ile route from An^ Johnson, center of a poliUcat spread topping over the warmed Thfawed^ we featnre at a saving of 50c can Our ANGARA, Turkey (AP)—Tur- sons were killed vdien the quake crewmen listed as missing. napdla, Md. to M ^ t Slant storm touched off by pillage, pie. Turn oven heat to 426-de­ pedal Trim, very lean aandwieh shaped Dubuque's Mississippi key’s amur marshaled a fleet of Wednesday wracked the deao- No details were given on the HO^tal In an attempt to save arson and murder in Detroit, grees. Return pie to oven for heUoopters today to . fly supplies late eastern district of Pulumur. other losses, but tt was under­ the life of a IS-irear-dd.boy. Ap­ gave his -views on mounting ra­ five minutes to set topping. Re­ to sufferers from Turkey’s sec- But' many of the district's 70 stood they were downed during parently they did. cial violence in a tele-vlslim-ra- T rU ilD I r ’O CARPET and move pie from oven and sprin­ tad major earthquake in five villages had not yet been heard the past week and moat of them kle lime rind around edge. Chill crashed In the GUlf of Tonkin DoctMs said today that Bruce dio address from his White OSCAR MAYER HAM pr - T H days, nm quake hit Wednesday from. Taylor, at first repotted orlti- pie before serving. out of sight of land. How many House office Thursday night. night, and. new tremors ahud- The quake waa felt from the cally 111 with spreading gan­ I t I V I r L t ^ f l o o r c o v e r in g Pie may be frosen whole, or pilots were lost also waa not Spesiklng deliberately and em­ dered acroas the country late Blaek Sea on the north to the grene, was In " g ^ condition.’' in serving portions. To freese, revealed, hut since most of the (AP PhotafAX) phasizing his points, he said . Thuraday as the death toll borders of Syria and Iraq on the The boy was brought to the 308 MAIN STREET (Across from loamo Ruleli) MANCHESTER wrap pie securely in moisture m ounted. south. planes went down at sea. It was Helmeted police in Waterbury had to use force to get this man into a police what happened In Detroit was - ■ “* presumed toe ^ ‘ots ejected mid not part of any civil rights pro­ and vapor proof wrap. Pie may 3 ^ 9 . 1 9 Officials said qt least 110 per- State Minister Sablt Tekln therapy In the city’s only hyper­ car during last night’s diatuibances in the predominantly Negro North Ehid. At were picked up. test. be served partially frosen or OSCAR MAYER Dubuque’s Teufler Mkftoug^u told Parliament: baric chamber—a pressurised least 11 were injured and 15 arrested before the violence was quieted. An official spokesman also He said; “ This is crimele —an d completely defrosted, as desir­ “We humbly ask Allah to pro­ unit that artlflelally oreatss a confirmed that a U. S. helicop­ crime must be dealt with SfihJuxjL lA fL d(i)m sL 3 >D}cSummsUc ed. tect us from further such disas­ high oxygen atnmsphera In ll fCCGC- ALL BEEF FRAHKS 6So ter was shot down over North fully, swlfUy, certainly—under Bllxed VegetaMe Salad RedBroadcast ters.” Prime Ifinlster Suleyman which gangm e cannot survive. 11 Hurt, 15 Arrested Vietnam July 18 and Its four law .... The criminals who com­ 1 package (ten-ounce) mixed Demlrel broke off a trip to Iran T a y lor d e v e lo p e d gan ­ crewmen were missing. The mitted these acts of violence frozen vegetables, cooked Come to Piliehnrst for carefully trimmed, aged LIVBt Hints Viet Cong to fly to the stricken area. grene after eteiqdng on a rusty chopper crashed and burned against the people deserve to be and drained. atente for : ^ r barbecue. Gome to Pinehurst for ^ ^ Sparsely settled and sand­ nail Tuesday on a dock in the y% cup chopped celery fresher by far barbecue ground meats . . . H as New C hief wiched between two forbidding while attempting to pick up a punished . . . The violence must Navy filer who had been shot Severen River In AnnapoUe. The V i cup chopped green pepper T O K Yn iAT>i A “ ountaln ranges, Pulum ur is Racial Trouble Erupts be stopped: Quickly, finally and down toe previous day and had -infection keeps cotygen-beartng 1 can (one-pound) kidney Lean Chuck Growid ...... lb. 89c lb TOKYO (^ ) A broadcut 480 miles from the west- blood from reaching vital tissue permanenUy." from Hanid today sug^s^^ Turkish city of Adapazari, hidden in a cave. beans, drained and rinsed and. In aome cases, can be fa­ Johnson announced that to Deluxe Round Steak Ground...... lb. 99c p m Nam Tning, imce Identt- Q,e hardest .... An East German correspond­ B^ed Dressing hit' by a quake bolster toe nation’s law enforce­ ent reported from Hanoi that tal. I 1 cup sugar nearly 100 persons “It’s too eerty to make any In Waterbury North End ment for this effort, all National Regular Hamburg...... r'...... Ib. 69c Small Spareribs Cong, has been replaced. Satiirdav toe Navy pilot. Identified only 1 tablespoon flotur long range imdlctlan. hut at toe Guard imlts wlU be given Inten­ Trung, 68, is a professional „ as Richard D. Hartmann, waa sified riot control training. Vi teaspoon salt First Prize Franks and Cold Cute, Grate’s Franks Comitry Style revoIuSonary notable primarily Troops stationed nearby were captured. present time we’re hopeful," a WATERBURY (A P )-^ least Random botUe-torowing oon- other man was shot In the thigh 1 tablespoon (scant) prepared for toe lack of Information put Pulumur, and army hospital spokesman said. U persons were hurt—two of Unued Into the morning on at a gas station, where a fire The chief exccuttvc, formally Air strikes against North Viet­ proclaiming Sunday a day of m ustard Just as July and August is the season for really Spareriba out about him by toe Viet reconnaissance planes flew over nam continued undlmlnlshed When the Infection failed to suffered minor bullet North Main Street as smaU broke out Vi cup vinegar fresh sweet Pinehurst. . . Burnham Farms sweet to assess damage. The ThrMsh respond to treatment, Bruoe’q woundaf-4» rota and bottle- groups of, Negroes, most of Ptaoi,'”who used some tear prayer, u ^ ed ’’cltlzciw In every Gong’s National Liberation Thursday. U. S. headquarters town and In every city and In Mix flour and sugar In sauce­ com . . . it is also the season for tlwt wonderfully F r o n t Ried Crescent, coimterpart of ptayaielan. Dr. John Hedeinsa* throwing,'' acoompanled by some them epperently rosldente of gas during the outburst, sealed Zald 160 m issions w ere flow n, every home In toe land to go pan; add vinegar, salt sind mus­ fresh Pinehurst 'Die North Ifletnamese News toe Red Cross, sent doctors. mostly against supply Hnec -be­ familiar with Mtant SlnaTa fa- >»»«»». »«<*• out »® Waters the neighborhood, >ered end off the area and guarded stores tard. Cook until thick and clear. Agency, quoting a dispatch bl^nketo and food. Medical sup- eeked toe Alrffea Res- predomlnently Negro cet-oelled st peeling poUoc where windows had been into their churches—pray for tween toe Hanoi —Hidphong order and reconciliation among Cool. Pour over mixed vegeta­ Iroto too Viot Cong’s Glai Phong were flown In from An- cuc Sarvice at Andrewa Air broken. area and the 17th Parallel bor­ Norfii Square late Thuraday endeen. m en ." bles and mix. Dressing Is best BLOOK ISUND SWORUFISH P re« Agency on a meeting in der with South Vietnam. But Force Baae If It could provide night One youth woe abot in toe A poUoeman, hit by a rock, when prepared a day in ad­ South Ifletnam July 28, identi- ”U. • S. officials . said- _ American one Air Force group hit toe rail emergency transport. Some 16 penona wen arrest- arm in a city playground about was treated at a hospital for Press secretary George Cbris- vance of serving. fled Trung as “vice president of stationed In Turkey were line connecting Hanoi with the Within an hour the boy waa ed. two blocks from toe square. An- a. cheat^ Injury. _ Uan said the President and.MTs. Featured Today At being flown to New Torii where Mrs. Brenner came to Man­ Lb, T T C ^ ‘/''“I " toe presidium of the front’s CC *o contribute whatever Industrial area of Thai Nguyen Miyor Frederick W. Palomba foh n ^ chester from Detroit, Mich. Her -Central Commlttee-and head Turidsh government re- the heUooptcr landed on a white Remember it’e frezh from Oie ooean 40 miles above toe capital. J r., who toured toe troubled husband is an account execu­ of the commission for foreign quested. U. S. pilots reported de­ gauze orooB placed on a Central area, blained "vandals” from where, or whetoer t^ tive with B.E. Burrell and As­ relations.’’ A Turkish newsman who stroying or damaging 80 river Park baaebaU ftad. Mayor in ^CrossHr^ out of town for toe disturbance. government leaders would Jolm TUB ENCLOSURES sociates, Inc., advertising agen­ THERE’S A HEW LOOK IH RHE FOODS AT PIHEHURST The /qrelgn relatkms post had reached Pulumur said the craft and 86 trucks and causing Then atratchcr bearers car­ He said they came from New them . CERAMIC cy, Hartford. The couple has Come to prove to yonraelf toat we are offering more opeolal featarm and lower bemi held by Tran Buu BJem. worst-hit village so far was Kar- numerous secondary explosions ried him the SOO yards to the Haven and Bridgeport, as well Christian also disclosed that 5 FT. HIGH two children, John, 3Vi, and ST'iS? ... »*“• xrooeiy department, where you buy Freoh Milk.. .gal jug 80c, Tnmg previously was listed agol, vtoere 82 persons were at supply points. hospital. Bruce, who Hves in as from Waterbury. The mayor federal representatives in De­ Kathryn, IVi. ^ hundreds of Health and Beauty Alda at Btouch^ as vice president of toe front’s crushed to death when their A delayed report credited pi­ Cleveland, is toe stepaon of gen­ said he was asking toe Federal troit are beginning to weigh pos­ TILE TU8 Installod with A graduate of the School of lots from toe carrier Oriskany eral manager of toe Cleveland Optimism in Detroit sible withdrawal of federal Featured this week... Central Committee, chairman of mud, stone and timber houses Bureau of Investigation for help 2 Towol Bars Business at todlana University, the Central Committee’s Mill- collapsed. Browne football teem, Harold In finding out iriiat caused toe troops from that rlot-tom city. (Sec Page Ten) Sauerbrcl. ^ 3 4 . 9 5 Bloomington, Mrs. Brenner la a REG 95c FABOLY SIZE tary Affairs Commission and The second quake centered trouble. ^ He said no decision has been AREA member of Alpha Phi social "commander at toe liberation about S6 miles from toe city of Despite Some Trouble During the disturbance, a made yet on Detroit’s bid to be Installed sorority and Omicron Delta, armed forces." Erzlncan, itaich was ravaged declared a major disaster area business honorary society for fire started at a service station with Swan Ttoe broadcast said nothing by an cartoquake that killed an DETROIT (AP) —Optimism were fired In all and no one was on the square. Police said Hur- eligible for si>eclal federal aid. * 3 9 - 9 5 women. She is an active mem­ about who may have succeeded estimated 28,000 persons in 1988. Relish Turning Sour [ ______However, he aald: "Every INSTAUED WITH HXTURES ber of the Newcomer’s Club of for racial peace spread through injured. The sniper or snipers Us Mitchel, 89, a Negro, began him In toe guerrilla military Reports from there said 16 to putTt"(iut'but toTt a ^i^up powlble way of aiding toe vlc- the YWCA, and will serve as toe rubbled streata of Detroit allpped away. Crest Tooth Paste 6 5 ’’ Jobe or what happened to Kiem. movie-goers were injured in today dMplte incidents, After the Incident, Cavanagh of Negroes stopped him. "—tons of Detroit Detroit la Is being being — ex­ ways and means chairman for Similarly, Communist propa­ panicky stampede for toe exits plored.” the coming year. She enjoys one that brought May- aald all he noticed was two Mitchel, police said, ran to REG. $1.33 SIZE ganda agencies have never an­ after Wednesday’s quake blew Johnson began his carefully playing with bridge groups and ‘Pickleville’ Puckers or Jerome P. Cavanagh under guardsmen as they shot out a nearby poUoeman, grabbed a nounced a replacement for Gen. toe lights out. street lights lUumlnatlng their revolver from his holster and rehearsed address by saying, participating with couples bowl­ Nguyen Chi Thanh, toe North The areas hit cn toe last five f i n . ARMSTIIONB TiM mayor, 89, aseapad un­ poaUion. fired a shot. William Carr, 24, "We have endiucd a week such ing, all within the Newcomer’s Vietnamese boss of the Commu- days lie across what is called hurt and iqpparantly uiq>ar- "If It waa a crossfire," Ca- waa shot in toe thl^. as no nation should Uve Club. nlst campaign in South Vietnam the Anatolian fault, a geological For Return o f Grads turbad from toe only significant vanagh aald, "It was toe mUd- The youth shot In toe arm through: a tone of violence and who, Hanoi said, died of a heart danger area running in a broad REDGRANTTE, Wla. (AP)— A high achool reunion origl- IWLA1D LINOLEUM A n a c in un Tablets 9 5 « inAiiUwtt oo toe quietest night est one I’ve been In all week." at toe playgroimd was identl- tragedy.’ ’ attack July 6. arc from Turkey’s weft coast to The invasion has begtm at nally planned for a comfottable Business School since racial terror erupted five The litcident foUowed orders fled as kficfaael Hickson, 18. '' Then he announced iqipolnt- INSTAUJED IN KlTCIiEN UV TO »xU Some U.S. experts believe toe mountainous east. Redgranlte, wbose^ familiarity 1,000 guests gets formally un- for National Guardsmen and po- In addition, a shotgun blast ment of a apeclalAdvisory Thanh waa killed In toe field. Eleven quakes along toe fault with packing pickles may prove darway tonight as the vUlaga of days ago. Given Approval $ c o n RUMRLE REE S H U tF S n On a tour of toe near West Uce to keep weapons unloadeddamaged toe roof of a poUce Commlsslan on Civil Dlsordsra pezhaps by a bunker-smashing In the. last three decades have pricelass In handling a weekend 688 reoldenta begins roglsterlBg uidesa fired tq>on, an order that dar, over toe rear seat. to Investigate origin^ of urban TELEPHONE Green Label visttora who one hamscoming Side, toe mayor’s car drove un- By State Board BATHROOM L ig h t SoHd B62 bomb. killed more than 82,000 persons, traffic pUeup. went largely Ignored In toe atUl Two fires—one at toe service riots and recommend solutlona APPLE SAUOE orgardser now. predicts win suspcctlnx into on intence^ $ Free The New Haven - Hartford TISSUE TUNA FISH number 16,000 by Sunday after- whara an armored parsorihel (Bee Page Tea) (See Page Nine) (See Pago Tta) Bualneaa School haa been noon. Ul> to 10,000 was a mora too squads of police Estimates awarded official approval aa a Drags Himself to Safety fraquenfiy menUoned guess, but were '”attaeklnK an apartment private bualneaa achool, by the 8 Rolls 89c 3 Cans 89c 6 Oans^loOO no less frightening to the vll- house with rifle and tear gas. 6 8 . 9 5 i.gA "Get that damn oar off the SHOP AT State Department of Education, PreparnOon Bxtm It waa annoimced by Ronald Even the scheduled arrival HOME Brenntui, prealdent of the inati- Soott Jumbo Scott 2 for 27c, Puss’n Boots S a ^ y of 20 far?n trucks thrS^dfiwSSPstautod an- Frustrated, Hostile Youth, ^tution. Toweb Napkins Gourmet Oat Food U.S. Airman Chews Ropes, carrylng cucumbers has be- , Approval of the Department come somatUng at a crisis. The other. TRUCKLOAD PRICES DIAL of Education la for the inatltu- 3 for 89c 10 for $1.00 10 for $1.00 human arrivals began earliar In The mayor’s driver backed up tlon’a data proceaalng and aec- .toe week with alUmid from CeU- and drove off. x. Seen Detroit Riot Trigger ROOM SIZE The attack answered four or 6434662 retarial curricula at both ita V from Viet Cong fornla, Oregon and Florida. five shots from aiiat appeared New Haven and Hartford % "I don’t know wbera they are EDITOR’S NOTE-Gunflre over a dozen yean, large num­ have a good reason for asking. ASBESTOS 5HURFINE CA M PREU '5 5HURHNE to bo a .22 caliber rifle. branchea. going to put 10,000 people m echoing through residential bers of families streamed Into Its 88 per cent Negro population RUGS ALONG THE CAMBODIAN No more than a dozen abota 9’ X 12’ Hcrcidon oi^Nylmi Secretarial atudlea offered SIEWID BORDER; Vietnam (AP) — An- more, or thdr can and trail- otreeta haa Just brought the toe small apartment and room­ Is generally scattered over the No Obligation cover typing and ahorthand, 54IETE PEAS TOMATO SOUP dnw York bit desperately Into era,’’ Robert C. Schramek re- costliest riot In American his­ ing houses of 12to Street, help­ entire city. Poor Negroes five VINYL TILE Be-lnforoed with double Jute tnu^ for with Gregg, apeedwrltlng and added strength. Beautiful decorator - "V TOMATOES fire crude ropes binding bis markad wttb the eatyroaslon of a' tory to a shuddering halt. Did ing It to become the most heavi­ next to poor whites in toe slums, OUT OF TOWN atenotype included in the latter man contemplating Armagad- Detroit, known for excellent ly populated, solidly Negro while middle class teachers, oelora. CALL COLLECT wrists, tesrlng at toe etands Escapee Given inatructlon. Couraea In key o » 8c .with his tecih end unmindful of don. "Tha figures are kind of race ntatlons, miscalculate? Or neighborhood In this Integrated clerks and city employes live In punch are Included in ita Data 8 Oans^JaOO. Oaly 4. Pleaae 5 Cans ^ 1 * 0 0 m blood ttM rough fib ers drew . estronomlcel. Moot of us feel It was tola riot different from the city of 1.7 mflUon. a pepper-salt pattern in modest Proceaalng. 3-7 Year Term $ 0 . 4 9 W VALUE OPEN DAILY M lm ffee e a rlier the aUm. 18- bas reaohad imoaqMCtad propor- others that have shattered sum­ A week ago It waa toe Negro frame homes throughout toe BOX The New Haven - Hartford yaariHd Infantryman from the tlono, to put it poUtaty.’’ HARTFORD (AP) — BYancU mer after summer. community’a sin strip—an area tree-lined streets of ths mld- Bualneaa School waa founded In 9 -6 CaloDogor KrBft’0.46c 40i Ihfeiitry Division, was being Sqhnunek is manager of Associated Press newsman o f 22 b a n and 15 liquor storesj; Nortowest side. 1862, in H artford and N ew Ha­ C. Smith, convicted of a 1848 eanled Into captivity by North Redgraidte’a cihM am^oyer, a Austin Scott, who has covered pawn shops and barbecue Joints, Near toe city limits, it is im­ • " X 8 " TUe»—U " X I t " Tiles 45 aq. $ g 0 . 9 5 ven, with leaa than 16 atudenta Gat F o^ Com Oil Miatgarine slaying and zentenoed to a Ufa ft per caae. Very good aelectton in pteU e poOUng plant whoa 600 insarly every major riot In re­ a place where pimps showed off possible to say ^whether toe THURS.-FRI. 9-9 at each location. Currently, Vletaameae soldlan who had n todi. 8 f o r $ 1.00 39c employes from throughout the term at state priaon, received cent yean, probes the causes of their new Cadillacs and prosti­ doctor, lawyer or other profes­ aom e 400 fu ll and ahort-term owerwhelmod him platoon In the area are deep Into their huslaso ariether three-tD-seven years to­ Detroit’s ejqiloalon. tutes went o ff with \riiite sional who owns one of toe old atudenta, many from thla area, rain forest skmg the border be­ period of the eiieumber season, day for asoope. "Johns" for a $10 bill. but beautifully m aintained 16 are completing atudlea . at both tween Vietnam and Cambodia. 2 More 'Special Features At Pinehurst teeoe on the hamlet'a four Sityerior Court Judge Leo DETROIT (AP) — Black fists Today It is a 17-block ruin of room homes, set well back from LINOLEUM CEMENTS, rag. 98e qt. 60e branchea. There la a faculty of Both of Tork’a lega had been and a beU mllee of newly paved Parakay imposed the aentenoe poundsd tot steering wheel in Jagged, fire-scarred walls, ceil­ toe streets amid tall oaks and over 30 aupervialng day and Mattered by a mortar round as Mreets wlU be at a premium, to run oonourrent with Smith’s anger es the Negro drivbr sped ings collapsed into basements, ARMfinmONO VINAFLOSS evening claaaea. More than one- A Salt M PtppwiAft Farm GOHSOMME HADRILEHE he was flrliw his machme gun poplars, will be Negro or white. 9x12 lehremek can afford to O u it ufe term. SrUth was sent bock along the new Chrysler Free­ broken water pipes dripping 9x12 half of the teaching ataff aervea at the dooen brown-clad Vlet- "They've got to live with us," lA^AXES Si CLEANERS, rag. $2.00 to. $1 Serve IM s Aristocrat of Summer Gonsommea Cold down operaUone for only we 6> seourlty at toe way leoa than a mile ffom incessantly onto pretzeled rem­ ^e achool full-thpe. / namaas ruehlng at him through said a Negro man. "That’s day-4unday, ‘'and Pm' e x p ^ state prison, downtown Detroit. nants of steel beams. eieptaant grass. He fainted. you didn’t see Negroes out to ing a fleet at 20 oueumber Smith, 42, of Noroton, eeoaped Turning east, the driver swore From this Initial trouble area, 'get Whitey.’ They see him ev­ BRAIDED 9x12 RUG PADS, rag. $14.V5 $9.M - ■' • ■ ' r j.'" ^2c^49t \ When he came to, Am ro a r o f tlNOLEClM trucks ior uidoadliig Bsturdey May 28 after driving a truck at the towers a t new middle-in­ violence le«q> frogged helter- hattta was- stilled, his wrists ery day.” when I’m not sure m even be from toe minimum seourity come housing projects rising skelter across 20 per cent of toe Detroit haa huUt a imique Job LINOLEUM RUGS, rag. $7.98 $5.86 KEEBLEirS OLD FASHIOHED SUOAR COOKIES ir were tied to Ida belt, and bis from acres of grassland created nation’s fifth largest city. Thir­ Communist captors stood aUe to drive to work." prison grounds in Enfield. He pattern around toe auto ipdus- RUGS ThSf homecoming’s otgani* was reo^)tured 12 days later by urban renewal. ty-eight died, 2,000 were try, which makes short-term RUGS azoimd huh. Two of them ICED OATMEAL CO O KIES...... |fe mnIi aers, who began their planning by Massaebusetts state pUice "Space 1” be shouted. "Look wounded and nearly 8,600 were 2x3 - 2x2 THROW RUGS, no. 40e, 3 for $1 l a Y grabbed Us arms, -two othera work available t o r evem vm- . in 19M on a suggaatlon by ahi- In the suburban Boston oom- at all tUs space!" this used to arrested In what was to become skilled Negroes. Federal statis­ Us faai; and York—from Om nmue RlOliaid Anderson of munlty at W lntorop. be Hastings Street, a teeming, toe nation’s costliest riot. Prop­ tics show they will cam $400 to $ 2 0 - 9 5 FAIRWAY Uttla town of Chelsea, Maine, RRAIDED RUGS, rag. $38.95 $24.95 CBendals, CMtt., maUsd invtta- During Us fresdom flight, Impacted Negro area. iHundreds erty and long-term Imriness $600 m ore a y ea r than N egroes $ C - 9 8 .married on May 6 to Ue taUd- r / R '- T fions to about 1,400 alumni at Smith eras the object of two of thousands of Negros lived damage soared to an estimated on similar Jobs anyatoera in tha hood sweMheait and sent to here. Wbera did they go, man? $1 billion. \ country. \^, Vtetnam^a week later-wOe on Redgranlte Ugh staool, convert- large-scale manhunts Irr west- Where did all these p e^ e go?’’^ From all of' Detroit, a city A record number own toair Rag. 42.95 Us way to capttvlty. sd to an aiamantary school In am Massachusetts. FORMICA COUNTER TOPS fof ttyfafoon ItM. PufaUo Dsfendsr A. Arthur T ^ cleared land so galling that prided Itself on advanced own homes. Negroes snjoy Rag. 9.95 ^ ^ EXPBItTLY and BJOABONABLV INSTAIXBD But the botfie lort Sunday was , Good Seleetten at Colors pteiile chottt figure 2,000 or 4,000 peo- Otdden told ths court today that to . the man who once lived near­ race relations, came the ques­ heavy parfidpatlon in govern­ Pinehurst ^ i» rnearu over, "X 78 Colore to Choose Fkoni AT 802 MAIN IS OPEN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY NIGHT ' pW ’ Andanoo said. ^‘Tben they Smith’s escape was sparked by by bad held acres of tumble­ tion asked over and over again: ment dvU service. Mayor Je- ood jogs carding overtwad in a heU- TILL 9 . . , FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 8 AJd. U P Fhptaiax) down single family homes. Why. h ere? (Moa Tam) (Sea Plage « » ) As bulMin|s were coademned The' Motor City scemod to (Bee Pago Twalfw) is (See Plogw Tw O tn) Pfc. Andrew York Bests After Reseue

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ONE n o ENTERTAINMENT! company terminates a policy, or mate of the insured property ^amaritans^ Threatened EW:nts Tax Office Op^n SheinwoM on , Norway Plano Paries %ittle Bajby’ refuses to renew, teU us. We damage caumd by the rioting, The Mandhekiter tax col- BEST LINE O f PLAY I r 8iii*n.iice Clpims Big have the power to act.” agent Ralph Klebba said, "Oh, OSLO — T ho %flrrt national For Aiding Detroit Negroes In Capital lectorh trffloe wlli t>e open ATTRACTS INTEREST . H<)^llywood’s The Insurance Institute g«e, no. I Wouldn’t even hazard plan fhr Norwetglan nature re­ tomorrow from 8:30 cun. to South dealer spokesman said that no whole­ a guess. It’s beyond my com­ serves and national parks, os DETROIT (AP) — A white " I Still remember a few tricks MaU Hike Weighed noon, for the collection of B y A LFR ED SEDEINWOLD Both sides vulnerable. In Riot-Torn Citiies sale cancaZatlon'of poVdes was prehension.” in entertaining children," the 1967-68 taxek. LY contemplated tuid that fire in­ proposed by the Nature Pro­ fWnlly o< “sood aanuoitaiu'* WASHINGTOlf (AP) — The What happens in a bridge NORTH New Sexpot NEW YORlf (AP) —Insur­ erty damage inflicted during the K lebba sald< his ageney alone woman had said while her fami­ The Arat half of fiscal h u d is importEuit; That’s what 4; A K Q 854 surance rates would not be af­ m ight p ay about $200,000 in tection ' Council, has been en­ who took a M«gro family into q-:- 7 “ ance men are poking through battling. ly’s adopted guests shared their House Post Office Committee is LONDON (AP) - Hie cheek- a '' I fected immediately, although claims but emphasized “it’s fhair home after they were die- taxes (the f u n am ount i f determines the flow of money <3 A The City of Los Angeles, dorse by ParUament. The Ini­ house. due to consider next wo«k legis­ under |00) must he paid by or master joints. What might 0 64 fE are high, the hair blonde - -.rf- ■‘- blax^kenied ruins and amastied they coudd be In the future. really too early to guess.” tial phase calls for turning 16 placed by the Detroit riots has -V which is self-insured, has denied “After- all, I raised four boys lation that would lilke postage Aug. 1. If uiqwld after that have happened is . sometimes ♦ AQ97 and unndy, the shoulders wide, Storefronts in riot-scarred cities The violence which swept De­ He said claims calls were wilderness areas into national become the. object of threats all property damage claims, of and a glri." * date, the taxpayer win be every bit as interesting. and the bust ample 87 inches by troit left insurance men there coming iii at about 10 a day with parks covering 2,316 square eninff phone calls. rates on first class letters and WEST EAST across the country to prepare which nearly 1,000 have been But Thursday, she frowned as subj^ to a penalty of one Opening lead —two of clubs. ♦ 1976 ♦10 32 the sttMlio’s claim , se b y her dazed. “most Of the'ih for commercial miles—about 2 per cent of th e All the callers apparently post canto to six cents an ounce. for damage claims totaling mil­ fUed, on grounds that it is not she said: “What puxsles me is half of one per cent per Stan McComas, Indianapolis (j>74 ^ 10 9865 -own aocotmt. . - r Aii'. When asked to give an esti­ buUdings.” country's total area. were white. lions of dollars. responsible for rioting. Some ------(-llj;------^ ^ ------how Euixious the children w ere ’The meksure, approved by a moifih, retroactive to July expert, opened the deuce of 0 K32 0 8 7 5 She has all the attributes for One warned that if the Ne; Property damage in Detroit officials said the riots were an to leave. How happy they were House Post Office subcommittee 1. clubs, Etnd declarer won a fin­ 4bK 10 32 4kI8 being the season’s sex symbol, (roes were not evicted froni alone is estim ated a t $200 m il­ insurrection. ‘The same descrip­ when their mother sidd she had ’Thursday, also would increase esse with diunmy*s queen. He and the European picture their adopted home, the white SOUTH lion. tion has been made by some in to get back into the city. 8dr mail letter tuid Eiir mail post then tried the diamond finesse. magazines are reacting accord­ family would “have a hot ♦ None' "It’s going to be high, there’s the Detroit and Newark trou­ “I guess they just weren’t ca rd rates to 10 cents. When McComas played a low ingly. They have been featuring tim e.” Top Producers (? KQJ32 no question on that,” says a bles. comfortable," she shrugged. Present rate for first clttos diamond without a ^ ver, de­ BURNSIDE photographs of the erstwhile “I never expected that,” said 0 AQI 109 spokesman for the Insurance^ Most property insurance poli­ “Oh, I could imderstand the letters -to five cents an oimce, clarer led a heart to dummy's successor to Ursula Andress a white' housewife who told of Of British Steel 4> 654 Information Institute in New cies do not cover diunages mother’s point of view. She said for post cards four cents, air ace and repeated the dieunond and Raquel Welch. the calls as she squinted into the South West North East Y ork. caused by war or insurrection, she had to get back to the city mail letters eight cents and air finesse. McComEus pounced on The unusual aspect of the new brilliant late afternoon sun on Are Nationalized 1 (? Pass 2 ♦ Pass The General Adjustment Bu­ but do give financial protection soon or she would be last on the mail post cards six cents. this trick with the king of dia­ contender to that she to a Csech. the porch of her neat red brick 3 O Pass 4 gt Pass reau, Inc., says it has sent addi­ against riots. list to get any benefits which The subcommittee also ap­ LONDON (AP) — Britain’s monds and returned a club. Ollnka Berova to her name, house, looking over a well-, proved hikes in rates of second, 4 N T Pass 5 ♦ Pass Children Under IX Free and her omclal biography tional Insurance adjusters into 7!he Insurance Brokers Asso­ she so desperately needed. mEiJor steel companies came Now the South hEuid wfu) dead, ciation of California held that trimmed green lawn. third Euid fourth cl.ass postage, 5 NT Pass , 6 0 Pass “Elvto” 10:40 “Hnrd" 8iS0 points out that OUnka means the Detroit area but adds that A spokesman for Mayor Je­ EUid South had to play the hand the Watts riots fell within the The white family was one of although not by the amount under government ownership 6 N T All Pass “Little Baby.’’ The document "we anticipate it will be several MANCHESTER PARKADE rom e Cav.Einagh’ s .Committee o f very well to hold the loss to JCT.IPiX.WIUJtmiTIRCT. Son.: “Elvto" 8:50 «BUrd<^ 10:80 insurance definition of civil many who had opened their sought by President Johnson. It today facing hard times a t adds: “The true teat of a ‘stun­ days before our people wlU be HumEUi Resources Development down tw o. commotion and thus were an doors to refugees of the costliest estimated the increases would ner’ to the looks she gets in the allowed to enter and make sur­ had said earlier housing' was no home and fierce competition All very interesting, but let’s HIS NEWEST AND HIS BEST — 1st RUN I Insured peril. riot the United States had seen add $35 million in Post Office expect thto hEUid to produce street. Ollnka stops the whole veys of the more seriously dam­ problem. Very few families, he abroad. see what might have happen­ “ We paid $44 m illion as a re ­ in recent history. Department revenues. • about nine playing tricks. That tr a ffic !’ ’ aged areas." explained, were without some NafioniOixatlon of 14 compa­ ed. South should cash dummy’s sult of the Watts riots,” says the “It made me sad—very sad,” ’The measure would r.dt re­ to enough for an opening forc­ Well, it’s conceivable. But the The bureau sends additional form of shelter. Only eight nies producing 90 p er cent o f ace o f heEUts at the second institute spokesman. said the woman. “I thought we quire standard shapes and sixes ing bid when you hold 4 or re^ OUnka Berova to rather men into hqavUy damaged ar­ families moVed. into 'a hotel the Britain’s steel was comideted trick and then try the diamond William Stiumake, a special could set an example." of letters, as the administration more quick tricks. bored with the sex buUd-up and eas to help iegular insurance city took-over for the pupose. without fanfare or celebration finesse. West plays low without assistant in New Jersey’s State “Rebuilding this ' city physi­ had proposed. Copyright 1967 would Uke to skip it. That’s not company adjusters speed up “Were tdl rei^nsible for ’ ft after a political argument be­ a quiver. So fEir, so good. Department of Banking and In­ cally will be easier than rebuild­ General Features Corp. likely, not when she to etaning claims procedures. these things happening now," tween Conservative and Labor South takes three top hearts surance, said this week that in­ ing it socially,” Gov. George as “She” in “The Vengeance of ‘Ihe a4)udters went to New­ the' woman’s. HusbEUid had said. Gas Use Condemned pEuties that dragged through EUid West must discard a d u b surance companies would be Romney had said earlier Thurs­ ONLY CHILD BRIOHTERT . She.” ark, N.J., after that city was “I think there are lots of good WASHINOTUN (AP) — The two election campaigns. Pctrlia- EUid a low dlEunond (agEiin required to pay for riot damage day. people in this area and this type LONDON (AP) — An only Miss Berova is further evi­ ripped by riots two weeks ago. United States has condemned ment passed the nationalisation without a quiver). South dis­ claim s. A Negro woman on welfare of action may help improve child is usuEilly brighter Emd dence of the amazing vigor of The Newark riots catued an the reported use of person gsis in bill lEist winter tdter one of the cards three low spades from more likely to mEike pEisslng Shumake said that although and her four childran had ar­ their understanding—and their dummy. the tiny film industry of Com­ estimated $16 million in proper­ Yemen as “inhuman smd entire­ longest committee debates on grades than children in larger ty dam age. the Newark trouble had been rived Wednesday—and decided acceptance of their own respon- record. Now South may get to diun- munist Czechoslovakia. The n a-' ly co.ntrary to the laws of na­ fsmillies, the British MedicEd tion’s films have been applaud­ No complete accounting haa called a “criminal insurrection” to leave Thursday. siblUties.” The new organisation, to be my with the ace of clubs, CEish "She didn’t leave because of tions.’ ’ Council reported today. ed by critics and film-festival been made of the property dam­ this “is not being used as a de­ TTiere was ' no indication of called the British Steel Corpora­ the high spades EUid try the the threats," the white woman State Department press offi­ After studying 6,000 children Judges in various parts of the age in the cuAent widespread fense by any company we know how many displaced Negro tion, is one o f the w orld’ s lEirg- diEunond finesse agsdn. If so, said. “They didn’t start coming cer Robert J. McCloskey also since they were bom in the first CO-FEATURE AS EXCITING AS “THE MAGNIFICENT 7' world. This outburst of talent racial violence and probably of nor will it be permitted to be faunllies c^se to move into est IndustilELl groups. Its plants he goes down two anyway. until after the family had said ’Thursday the United States week o f Msmeh, 1946, the BMC caught the attention of one of won’t be for months. One esti­ used.” houses in all-white areas. Most are valued at. $3.92 billion sind But if South reads the club decided to leave.’’ would support Einy international also decided that children from America’s big agencies, G.A.C., mate puts the nationwide total A question also arose as to preferred to move in with its annuEiI sales at more tlum situation correctly he will take The woman and her husband, action deEiling with the problem. smEdl fEunilies contracted less which arranged to represent the of homes destroyed or damaged whether the rioits would lead to friends within the severely.dev­ $2.8 billion. It has more than the ace of clubs, cash only one who works as a plaint manaiger But he declined to confirm Infections thsm others. Czechs in dealings with produc­ at 428 and the num ber o f busi­ insurance policy cancellations astated areais of the city, the 270,000 em ployes. or two high spades (discard­ i for a large public utility amd is that the United States is satis­ The report SEiid that over the ers of the West. nesses at nearly 4,000. That does and rate increases. Human Resources Committee ’This is the second time British ing a heEut from his hand), Emd acting chaUrman of his church’s fied with charges that Egyptian years there had been a trend for A new star was sought for a not Include buildings in riot-tom Horace J. Bryant, New Jer­ spokesmsm said. steel has been nationalised. The then give West his club trick. AHOHSIBNAND human relations committee, troops used the poisonous gajs in girls to reach puberty at Em ear­ KAmPROOUenON Mquel to “She.” lifiss Andress, Georgia Contest Integrated neighborhoods that officials sey’s deputy commissioner of And police across the Detroit supporting the. Yemeni Republi­ first postwar Labor government If West returns a spade, dum­ lier Eige than boys but children have five grown children of River in Canada said thousands my is high; and if West returns IsmUsi NfBMwlRMiWRtl .MHmOOUR who had played the title role, have not entered yet. banking and Insurance, said the their own, two of whom still live can regime in the five-year-old took over all 92 iron smd steel from large families reached was by now too expensive. A Negro high school senior, Gail Hamilton, 17, has A question arose after the state would not tolerate “whole­ of refugees showed up in Wind­ com panies in 1961, giving stock­ a diamond. South should be in the house on a quiet, tree civ il war. puberty later. NEXT John Kirk HMfAR WAfifllP’ G.A.C. suggested Miss Berova enter^ the Miss! Georgia-World beauty pageant, riots in the Watts area of Los sale terminations of Insurance sor Eis border restrictions were holders total compensation of able to take the rest. lined street on the tai northwest “We continue to be deeply WED.: Wayne Douglas 11Mil lUtWWlu because of her resemblance to which was given Cjov. Lester Maddox’s official seal Angeles in 1966 as to whether contracts and refusal to renew eEised. 213 m illion pounds—$896.4 m il­ When the hEmd wais actually d d e . disturbed by Yemeni reports on ..Miss Andress. The producers, of approval. The contest is believed to be Georgia’s insurance policies covered prop­ policies." Bryant added, “If a the use o f poisonous gsus Eigainst lion. ’The Conservatives turned played McComEis picked up EiU T hey asked to remadn ainony- CORPS ’TRAINEE DROWNS the marbles, and he weis entitl­ Hammer-Seven Arts, were In first integrated beauty pageant; Miss Hamilton and mous because of the threatening civilians in the Yemen war, re­ them back to private hands. hearty agreement. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — An ports that himdreds had been This time compensation is ed to them. If South had play­ 10 white girls are entered in the contest to be held calls they have received. ed it properly, he would have Ollnka Berova la' 21, min- in Atlanta Aug. 5. ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS i ( 18-year-old neighborhood youth killed and many others gravely estim ated at 600 m illion pounds iskirted (“We wear them in corps trainee has drowned while Eiffected,” McCloskey^ told a —$1.4 billion—in government deserved a P la y o f the Yesur Combination Windows and Doors awEurd. Dick Van Dyke Prague, too” ) and speaks Eng­ swimming in Bunnell’s Pond at news conference. bonds. lish with an engaging accent. Besirdsley PEirk. He w as identi­ He added that the United About 260 com psuiies, tpost o f Daily Question Debbie Reynolds Door Canopies, Roll-up A w ning Canvas Awnings Repaind, As deEder, you hn NuHi s* vcwiw chamber. Volunteers sawed the BEL KAUFMAN TAD MOSEL- ALAN J RKKULA-R06ERT MULLIGAN TEGIMKIUNr| bars, painted the walla a cheer­ movies as "They Were Expen­ i CHURCH CORNERS ISanilv Oei¥iis' nukaip by flips Casnelal fmi VAHEI N8S. I ful green and put down new dable,” and “Sands of Iwo M A R L O W lS CLOSED FOR INVENTORY ’TUESDAY, AUGUST 1st FIGURE SALON tiles. Jima,” will star and oodirect. f i r s t ioT BverytUng Red Leatfaer O ordo Rod, Brown Restaurant 'n Lounge “It may very well be that the Filming to scheduled to start at maiU>W Prtoea! L eather L eoih er Extra Attraetton: “WHERE IN THE WOBUI” 629 Main S t, Manchester “Greater Hartford’s Newest DtolaF FWoUlty" training the children are getting Aug. 9 oh Vietnam-like terrain Downtown Main St., 860 MAIN ST-, EAS’t HAinF(MU> here will help them stay out of at F t Bennlng, Ga. SHOP D&L IN MANCHESTER PARKADE . . , OPEN MON., WED., Opposite Conn. Blvd. Phone X89-4S58 Coming Sooii — “HAWAII” with JnUe Andrews Phone 647-9949 ”Hie whole film will be made Jail someday,” says Mrs. Mary t . - there,” said W ayne’ s son, IiH- J. Gardell, Erector of the Cayce (DAL Shoes, Manchester Pariende) THURS., FRL NIGHTS 'HLL 9 VM.... TUES. and SAT. 'TILL 6 PM. , f l Oonununity Pre-School' Center. choel, produper Of the |4cture. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 PAGE FIVB Page Foxm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 lenge caucus-endorsed candi­ tnclude; M. Kenneth Ostrlnsky, cause they're going to have to raised by taxes fa $680,000. -Mrs. date Harold Porcheron and Murder Charge SotUh Windsor chairman; Alfred Werbner and Bolton stand in Mne anyway,” she said. Peterson, busy opening her mall Dana Hanson for board edu­ Viet Reds Masters Robert Lappen. The tax collector's office. In this morning, seemed pleased at cation seats. CLOSED FOR VACATION Lodged After the town offices, will be open the checks dropping out of the If everythlngcls in order, the from JULY 2Vth TWn-ageGirl Taxes Due tomorrbw from 9:30 a.m. to envelopes, said there would be a primary ^11 be held ,Aug. 23 Of Am bush A ttacks Hit-Run Death Guinea Pigs Sacrificed noon, and Monday from 9:30 to lot more over the weekend, and from noon to 8 pjn. Will reopen Mon. Au^. 14th 4. After Monday, there Is a one that there are stlU some banks SAIGON (AP) _ iniiennlums AUGUSTA, Ga, (AP) - A LIMA, Peru — Among pagan of North Vietnsunese troops ■ Wrens, 'Ga., man has been ^ins a Trip Indiana, guinea iHga are used as By Monday percent penalty charged on tax­ to report in. Manchester Evening Herald PARK HILL-JOYCE ago a cave man crouched be­ scurry across foe open. They es paid during the month of Au­ Primary Petition Filed Bolton correspondent, Cleme- charged with murder in foe htt- sacrificial offe^gs to the spir­ Tax collection is proceeding hind a boulder, stone ax In gave chase and woimd up in foe MIm Joan Nowberry, daugh- gust The petitions for an August well Young, td . 643-8981. FLOWER SHOP Jaws of an ambush that coat and-run death of Michael Hol­ its. Guinea-pig Entrails are also "very, very well,” according to hand, and waited for hfa unwary land, 18, of New Haven, Oona. tar fl( Mr. and Mta. Rogor New- examined for forecasts of hu­ Of course, taxpayers may primary were filed with the them about 85 killed and 170 acting tax collector Mrs. Cath­ town cleric this morning by New York City's police de­ eOfimy to trudge up the trail.’ Richmond ^.Odunty officers bony, IM Nowberry Rd„ South man Illnesses. The fat is often miatl their payments to Mrs. 601 MAIN ST. Hie enemy arrived, foe ax wounded. That accounted for charged William F. dements Jr, ; WIndaor, recently named “Mias used to “relieve'' thnse nerves erine Peterson, but she warns Peterson, Box 538. She will Mrs.. Mary Morgan, D«mocratlc partment has 27^1 horses in Its nearly every man involved. force. Every new horse must Bwfahed through foe air, and foe 82, with murder Thursday after and earaches. And the warm taxpayers who have been wait­ mail back a receipt registrar of voters. ambush Was born. It was three days before the Ingenue Hartford," will leave At the close of business, yes­ -Robert Thornton and Mrs. be a bay gelding from 4 to 8 Marines could fight their way Holland was killed by a pickup viscera are applied to the body ing until the last minute that Today in Vietnam foe ambuah truck, tomorrow for a week In New to "extract" rheumatic and ab­ that last minute Is Monday. terday, a total of $265,000 liad Virginia Butterfield have peti­ years old, at least 62 Inches back to recover some of their Totk. She will compete against been received. The amount to be tioned for a primary to chal­ high. has been rafaed to its higkest dead. The Communists had am­ A preliminary hearing was dominal pains. “They'd better come early be­ level of cunning and effective- Bchedided for Friday. U other teen-agers from all bushed foe batUefield and beat ncBS by foe Cfommunfata, who back foe first attempt to get foe Holland was struck who# over the country for the grand otherwise might have been de­ hitchhiking, to Florida with hfa prlae In tfie nationwide reader- bodies out. feated long ago by U.S. fire Ambushes can be in dozens of fiance and two other young par­ mocfad search for the title of power in conventional battle. sons. ' “Mlaa Ingenue, 1967,” a contest categories. Three classics In­ It fa foe enemy’s most suc­ volve foe "U,” foe "Open U," With him were Patricia sponaored by Ingenue Maga- 50 C C Sabre Cycles... Reduced 4 Days Only cessful tactic by far and has Woods, 17, of Putnam, Conn., sine. and foe "L." given fo e. Communists their In each case, an unwary ad­ Holland's fiance; Richard Per­ Other prises in the contest in­ most clear-cut 'victories over ry, 20, of Putnam, and Susan dude storting silver and a mo­ versary fa allowed to walk Into American and other allied the kill zone where cross fire Jackson, 16, of Danielson, Conn. tor car. troops. According to Deputy Sheriff During bed|ky in New York and terrain allow no place to Typical of these operations hide, then fa .hit vrifo everything Marvip Lamback, HoUand’a where she v^7>e a guest at the was a recent attack on a com­ companions said they were Waldorf-Astoria, .Miss Newberry avallaUe. Most of foe damage pany of foe U.S. 4fo Infant^ in a Well-executive ambush is hitchhiking to Fort Lauderdale, ’ will make . an 'appearance on C f/C lC Division in foe centrag high­ Fla. with their parent’s consent -Merv Griffin's TV show, visit done in foe first five minutes. End-of - J uly SALE lands. . The Americans use foe am­ Lamback said Miss Woods told ' the dugout of the New York “We were Just sitting on the him she and Holland were going ' Yankees and participate in a bush, too. One night south of foe trail, taking a break, you know, Da Nafig 'air base a Marine unit to be married at Fort Lauder­ modeling assignment for a na­ and then old Charlie opens up dale. tional magasine. on ambush patrol began hearing with those damned AK47 assault Vietnamese voices and suddenly The three reportedly told foe She and other finalists in the rifles, and, whammo, we were deputy they were walking to­ omtest ‘Will also go behind the sighted between 100 and 200. Viet o really in foe hurt locker trou­ Cong bent on attacking foe ward a gasoline station on U.S. scenes at several top advertis­ ble," a corporal recalled. 1 about 17 miles south of Au- ing and fartiiwi firms, dine at base. The Marines ignored the “In a. way We wero lucky. The axiom that discretion fa some­ giista at the time of the incident famous restaurants, tour the Old Man (foe company com­ times the better part of valor Holland reportedly shoved 4 city in a private bus and spend mander) wouldn’t let us bunch and opened fire. The patrol was Miss Woods out of the path of an evening at Radio City Music up, even though we figured we badly cut up, , hut foe shots al­ the truck and was himself hit HaH and meet the Rockettes were almost home free." erted the big base to the im­ According to Lamback, foe backstage. Lucky fa a relative term in pending attack. three said they were not on foe Miss Newberry is a senior at Vietnam. Half the men of the The Americans also have de­ highway at the time. the South Windsor High School corporal’s company were killed veloped and refined a tactic and a member of the home Sears Sabre or woimded in three hours of called the artillery anrbusb. economics and social crafts ;; savage fighting. Long-range reconnaissance pat­ Here’s a Galorie Rule clubs and secretary of the Pil­ The infantry company proba­ rols filter through the Jungle CHIOAGO — How many grim Youth Fellowship of her bly had been trailed by the and mountlns seeking out infil­ High Adventure During a Story Hour on Tolland^s Green calories SHoukl you toke in CBoh church. She also enjoys swim­ North Vietnamese for days. trating units. day if you lead a sedentaiy ming, ice skating and horse­ REGULAR 9299 When the troops took a rest When they spot one, they ra­ Twenty- five wide- eyed leaves of the tree, and the Other stories were about permitted the children the the children, perhaps because life? Here’s a rule of thumb. back riding. break'before the final climb up dio for artillery, and from van­ youngsters gathered undef foe chirping of foe birds could be spring, kittens, a bee sind even chance to stretch and talk for they were listening instead of Multiply your ideal wslgblt On Training Cmise a mountain, Cheu-Ue, as Ameri­ tage points adjust the fire as the heard, while Mrs. Kaynor told a snowman. They were inter­ a minute. telling the stories for a change. 16 calories. It you lead B man IQdshipman First Class David Cycle shade of an old apple tree this can troops have dubbed their the story of a boy who was spersed with a song by the The story, telling session 'Whatever the reason. It's an enemy tries to escape. The tac­ week to hear tales of fun and active life, multiply by 20 cal­ A. Scribner, ward of Mr. and foe, saw his chance, sent snip­ tic sometimes works with dev­ swallowed by a lion, and of a children, “The Itsy Bltsy Spi­ proved as enjoyable to the Ideal way to spend part of a ories. If you are vepy aettve, Mrs. George H. Chariton, 258 ers up trees and positioned as­ astating effect. adventure, in foe first of a ser­ bunny who could only whisper. der” and by a lion hunt, which several mothers listening as to summer afternoon. multiply by 24. Nevers Rd., Warping, is at sea sault troops for attack. The sud­ But the big ambushes always ies of children’s story hours to for a summer training cruise den burst of fire caught the have been pulled by Charlies. be held this summer. aboard the destroyer USS Wed- Americans sprawled on the The Viet Cong and North Viet­ Mrs. Kenneth Kaynor served lace Lk Lind. ground. Man didn’t move alter namese still as a rule are able as storyteller, unfolding the Midshipman Scribner, a sen­ the first volley, courage and to pick the time and place for mysteries contained in the pile ior at Holy Cross College in leadership got foe Americans the big battles. of books beside her chair. Worcester, Mass., is a mem­ out of what could have been a American troops generally try The story hours are held ber of his college's NROTC disaster. to pull back when hit by the hid­ each summer on the grounds unit A group of Marines near the den enemy and let the artillery of the historic Tolland Public The program schedules four demilitarized zone weren’t so and jet bombers work over the Library on the Green. years of training in Naval sub­ lucky. positions. Sometimes the am­ Gentle breezes stirred foe jects concurrently with college Two companies saw a number bush is too swift. academic courses. The program 1 9 9 is.offered by 52 selected col­ leges and universittes. Upon graduation from Holy 007 Pictures Will Continue FRESH CANDY Cross, ICdahipman Scribner WHITMAN, 8CHKAFFT J wUl be conunlssioned an ensign GANDY CUPBOARD in the U.S. Naval Reserve. You save ^100 if you buy the floor model and ^60 if Without Star Sean Connery LONDON (AP) — Q. Whither Imitators like Matt Helm and ARTHUR DRU6 you buy it brond new. James Bond? Derek Flint.” A. He is headed for more sex- I Annual Report | chaiged film adventures—with­ NEW CONTROL TOWER Looking for your first cycle? SABRE is for you! You'll out Sean Ckxmery. WASHINGTON (AP)—A new REALTORS ADVISORY control tower at Tweed-New Ha­ COMMITTEE The word comes .from A. R. CHARGE YOUR dig its sure-footed handling ond peppy performance! (Cubby) Broccoli, who with ven (Conn.) Airport fa sched­ The Realtors Advisory Com­ coproducer Harry Saltzman dis­ uled to begin operating In Feb­ PRESCRIPTION B mittee, entering its fifth year, covered the unparalleled gold in ruary 1969. continued to act as liaison be­ 50 C C , 5-HP engine powers you up to 45 MPH. Up to the Buperglmmicked spy traves­ The Federal Aviation Agency tween the Manchester Board of ties, from “Dr. No" to "You has accepted a proposal for foe Realtors and the Town of Man­ Only Live Twice.” The disaffec­ new control tower, according to chester for the year ending 104 Miles Per Gollon. tion of star Connery from the an FAA letter to U.S. Rep. Rob­ V Wstesm* Hsrs June 30. series fa well known and appar­ ert N. Giaimo, D-Conn., re­ The oommittee has advised ently final. The Broccoli- leased Thursday. the town of the fair rental Val­ Saltzman decision is apparently FAA administrator William F. AT final, too. McKee told Giaimo New Haven ue for property owned by the has agreed to provide equip­ PINE PHARMACY L town which is now being used “We are going ahead with the ★ Sears Bikes Are Bui If By , series without Sean,” says ment and staff. Construction is 664 Center St. 649-9814 for storage. scheduled for the fall of 1968. Currently, the committee is Broccoli. "We ' don’t want an working with the town to as­ Skilled European Craftsmen actor to appear in films he fa sist homeowners who are being not enthusiastic about Even if relocated by Rt. 6. Their Mul­ Sean changes hfa mind, that will tiple UsUng Service and full not affect our decision. We are board of realtors are being ad­ looking for a new James Bond.” vised of the needs of owners Sour grapes, anyone? Not for and tenants invcdved. Sears Has All Your Cycle Needs Broccoli, a Mg, friendly bear of TIME Members of the committee a man who has nothing but pleasant thoughts about the en­ tire 007 caper. The films have \W'/. Legal Notices made him many times a mil­ OBDKB OF NOTICE ON lionaire, and he fa likely to AFPUCATION TO SEIX glean more millions from the MCAl. ESTATE TO OUR AT A COURT OF PROBATE. Ian Fleming stories. He and beU a t C5otentry, within and for Auto Seat Cover Saltzman own seven more of foe the Uatrict of Coventry, on the 24th dag of July. JflCT. novels. "Our n ^ one will be JhtaeO i, Hon. I^ucius FettingUl 'On Her Majesty’s Secret Serv­ Jr» Jislce. Eatate of loa L. Gage, late of ice,’ and we will shoot it in Swit­ Ooreotry, in aaid l>iauw. deceas- zerland, England and France," 6dL The Blxecutor having made writ­ said the producer. "We won’t ten afipUcation to said Court. In ac­ ’MORE SAVINGS FROM OUR AUTOMOTIVE CENTER SAVINGS start filming u i ^ August of cordance wMb the statute, for an m m 'c order of sale of the whole or part 1968, BO that will give us plenty of the real estate described there­ ol time to find a new James in. R ie ordered; that a ^ applica- YOUR CHOICE tloo be heard at the Probate Of­ Car Top Carriers, with Hard Bottom, 42 in. x 42 in. x 14 in...... 27.77 Bond. fice Coventry, Connecticut, on the IS RUNNING OUT... Om day of August 1067. at 10 "I think the audience is ready o'clock in the forenoon; and that Heavy Duty Mufflers— Chevy 54-66...... installed 12.88 for a new one. Sean (Tonneiy notice thereof be given, by publi^- a copy of this order in The has been a greet James Bond, To Select The Brand New 67 Mancfaeater EvenlnK Herald, a Auto Air Conditioners...... instolled 197.00 but it is time to move on. Knitting Mill Open To The Public 10 AM. newapMier having a circulation in .88 “We're getting lots ol lyipli- said Ustiict, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-poet neai^ : Heavy Duty Shock Absorbers...... instolkition available 4.88 cants; In fact, I get phone calls eat to the fitace where the deceased last dwelt.—and by leaving with, or every day. Just yesterday I FORD by mailing in regiMered—certified All Weather Motor Oil ...... 10 qt. con 2.99 heard from a man In Vancouver —letters, postage prepaid re­ turn recefot requested, addressed G who loMui pretty good. One to each of the following persons: regular $21.9$ to $25.95 thing is certain: Whdever be fa, Paul 8. Gage, 510 Waveriey Oaks SAT., JULY 29 1 Road, Waltham. Oflsss.: Gladys R. ★ Sears Also Has A Fine Selection . he’ll have to be Brltfab. That fa Gage. 17 Hok Street. Belmont. a necessity.” Maas.: Beiiha Cariin, 175 Harrison Street, Manchester, New Hamp- The public already has been stdre; Attorney John R. Mrosek. of Remanufaefured Auto Engines M IU TOURS till 3 P.M. 993 Main Street. Manchester. Conn., conflised by a proliferation of ac opy of this order all at least 5 Bonds; Columbia’s “Casino a copy of IMs order ail at Iccust 6 return make to this Court. Royale” featurod foe spy In a JOAN U. MORIARTY. aerie. variety of guises, none of them ★ Vlflf Cooiioerieuts lorgost swootor knlttliig DECREE ON CLOSEOUT 0«»mery. Yet the fifth of foe mil oud SM namo^Hond swootors iuiittod UMITATfON OF CLAIMS official Bond entries, “You OMy AT A COURT OF PRORATE, bofoio your oyot. holden at Coventry, within and for live Twice," followed soon aft­ iOF YOUR CHOICE—AT YOUR PRICE—DON’T the District of Coven^. on the 15th. SALE er and la doing foe usual smarii day of July. A.D. 19W. ★ Bring tho family for o goldod •dueotlotid Present, Hon. lAicius PeitingUI buslnosSe WAIT! WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF J r . Judge. “ ‘Casino Royale’ -wocrled On motion of Joseph S. B^arski. Ladies' and Men's toor of llw mil. Adminlatrator. Pbic Lake Shores. me," BroccMl admitted. "I be­ m o d e l s - COLORS - EQUIPMENT TO SUIT home of Coventry, COim., on the estate of came concerned when a friend Josei^ J. Bojamkt, Uto of Coven- '’1^ Ffoo souvonln, pro* gifts try^ wltMn said dtolrlct. deceased. . C Y C L E of mine, a New York advertis­ iYOUR EVERY NEED. ’’STURBRIDQE V R U n r This Court doth decree that six ing man who should be In the moMlis be allowed and Umiled for SfwrltwMr the creditors of said estate to ex- know, omplalned to me about ★ AlrXoudltloaod rtfoN solosroom hlfaa their claims against the same h e l m e t s .foe picture, folnklng we had to the Administrator, and directs Sears Cycle opM til 5:30 that public notice be dven of this Sears Fibergbs ^nuule It^ I fUnk the public must TRADE IN NOW... o ld er by advertiaUg/ fit a newspa­ •J! per having, a circulation in said Safety Helmets Road Helmets have been confused. / But any­ dtotrict. and by panting a copy ' 4 4 way, the new one seems to be timeof od'the public sign poet in Reg. 25.99 said Town of Coventry, nearest the Reg. 17.99 1 4 8 S 218S doing equal buaineas to our pre­ AND GET TOP DOLLAR i place where - the deceased lost Seara Price Sears Price vious recud bidder. Thunder- CeitMled from Record For cycling or skiing. Whita Vidoes to $11.99 Rugged double-wall molded ball,’ wtaidi brought In $00 mil­ LUOfUS PBTTINGILL JR.. Judge. shell protects head. Padded v ^ te fiberglas shell. Snap- INSTALUTION AVAILABLE lion woridwlde.” LMUOB PERMIT ear shields. Blue sun visor. West Hartford Only on no-glare blue sun visor. Oidy one foing about foe NOTICE OF AFPUCATION whole Bond eiqperieiice seems to ROOSEVELT MILLS Thia 1s to ^dve ------notl Xici ------that— 1. Wssf/Hortford Si Monchostor Only 1U0MA8 & PRILL nbr Mahoney bug him. That’s how the Motlcm ■ — • le P o ln f. C CHARCf^ IT on Soars rovolving chorgo Picture Academy has studiously ROCKVILLE, CONNECTICUT a'volded any substantial reward 215 EAST MAIN STREET for foe lUnis. ' 1445 New Britain Ave. Mnnrtiretef Auto Center ' Torrlngtoo Porkode Tlqiair a t the premiaes, 33 VOIage 6T0 Main St. "Oh, they throw us a boos DILLON Street. RoclwHle.Opnn. 290 Brood SL—645-1581 Wiastod Rood \(Old Rt. 8) The buslnew w4U be_oWi^ by SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE West Itertford—XSS-75S1 WUUmantto-^2S-4S7S with an award for apeeial et- Oaimela and Thomas B. Prill of 489-0211—Open DaUy fseta or aound," he acotfed. SALES and SERVICE, lac Mbboney ■ Road, W arehot^ Point. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money ^ c k o e a r s Open Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thiu Sot. 9:50 A.M. to 9 P.M. Open 9 AJN. to 5:S6 PJft Cmui.. Hri wiil be cooduiXtd by "Nobody aeems wUUng to rec­ THOMitf B. PftlUL or Mahoney mam^ RMUicR Alto 665 9 A.BL to 9 P.M. • AJIL to 9 PJd. Tuea. and Sat. tUl 6 P JM. Thurs. 9 A.5|. to 9 P3L ognise the IhjecUon tbe Bond ,319 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ItoaJTwarehouee Potat Conn., as pictpns gave to the whole In- *’'™***^" THOMil8 B. PRUJ. duate]i^,whldi Is prospering Dhtcd «wly M. 1967.

I ' V i i •V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 PAG E SE V E K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 p-^'-'.'V -rACBI SIX UlS. Military Assistance Com­ mand spent 1B.7 billion plasters, them fighting, from their heart, for ‘Big' Spenders’ Curbed JUmrl^pBtrr the same amount as the pre­ vriiat they believed beat for their own vious slX' months, despite the THE people and tor America. To Save Piasters’ Value great increase in troope. Indi­ Ettptiitig Ifprdd “Developments in Newark, Detroit and vidual military men spent 6.8 SAIGON (AP) — "The big gram, which pays an attractive FUNERAL HOME other strife-tom cities,” they said, billion,, and other U.S. govern- LECLERC spenders from the West” are ip per cent interest compounded medt personnel spent half a bil­ HBIUU> __ _ “make it crystal clear that the primary qjuarteriy. U BlnH &mat hiking a serious eftort not to lion. victims of the riots' are the Negro Soldiers also are urged to buy Plaster expenditures by AID kill South Vietnam with kind­ WAUnSR R. JteBOOSON sens. That they have grave grievances U.S. savings bonds or to deposit broui^t t o total to mors than Pnbliahers their money in regular banking ______JVMindaa October 1. 18 8 1______of long standing cannot be denied or ness. 24 billion plasters for to first minimised. ’That the riots have not con­ The 466,000 U.S. troops and facilities, in which thifr money six months of t o year. The Sai­ PoblWMa B re ir Sirenlzic Szeept Bandasw is more readily .available than •od BoUday*. U itei«d at the Foat Office at tributed in any substantial measure to the other Americana here are gon government, meantime, Xaaoheater, Onm., aa Second Oaae Mall being pushed, prodded and even hi the 10 per cent accounts. Matter. the eradication of these just complaints w as spending only 17 billion ordered to spend as few South Checking accounts pay 6 per is by now obvious to all. plasters for all its nonwar activ- SUBSCRIPTION RjLTElS Vietnamese plasters as possible, cent interest. Fayahle in Adrance Itlsa. One T ew ...... mOO “We are confident that the over­ to avoid a catastrophic inflation A rest, snd recreation pro­ Further reduction in U.S. Six Moatbi . 11.00 whelming majority of the Negro com­ that could do almost as much gram that takes U.S. service­ Three Mnwtha 5.G0 official spending is expected One Mrith . 1.86 munity Joins us in opposition to vio­ harm to the country as the war. men to nine other countries Boon when Several thousand doesn’t help the U.S. gold-drain OF lence in the streets. Who is without the Eiven with the plaster-control mlUtary personnel are moved TUB ASSOCIATED FRBS8 necessities of life when the neighbor- program instituted by Qen. Wll* problem but cuts down on plas­ out of Saigon to military The Aaaooiated Preaa la ezchialTely entlU^ ter spending in South Vietnam. housing and office space in Tan to the one o f republlcatlon of all newa The glut of new piasters in the economy could have only one s m E - what you'll see at Watkins . . . over 90 sofas, we think it over. zens, who are not blameless. The dis­ H erald and young;sters are participat­ effect. Prices have Jumped abilities Imposed upon Negro citizens ing' in the tennis "lessons held A im V A L over 200 upholstered chairs of different de­ But the next two paragraphs in the Yesterdays Change to Door Delivery at the high school tennis about 160 per cent since Janu­ are a century old. They remain be­ Inside Report ary, 1966. This year alone they signs or coverings! Furniture .for .every other Wall Street Journal “News Roundup” Poet*s Corner Uvery services branch of the the planning committee for the courts. cause the white citizenry in general are expected to rise 40 per cent. FiJiiiaTiiiiB are almost equally compelling In the 25 Years Ago teSUmoniaL OtbM’ committee Completes Training ‘ room in the home sale priced, too! supports these restrictions. . . . U.S. Poet Office, has answered Wages and total family in­ way they force their way Into the read­ b y Tax Collector Samuel Nel­ members are Councilman Fred­ Pvt. Wayne Blrdsey, son of quesfions on the mail delivery come also have risen, and there er’s mind, making him nod to himself “And finally, we fully support Presi­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak son Jr., announces that ap­ erick P. Mahr,- Councilman Da­ Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ralph Blrdsey, Did You ever Wonder IVhy? Ode to Jonh mall is almost no unemployment, but dent Johnson’s caU ’upon aU our people proximately 80 per cent of the service in the Wapplng area. niel' P . Cavanaugh, Depifty Miayr 360 Pleasant Valley Rd., has and say yes, this may be it, this may be When the wind whistles Ever notice, on ui heavy inflation has braked the in­ total town tax has been paid The questions were posed by or Umberto Dei Maekro, Royal completed basic training with the way It is. in all our cities to Join in a determined WASHING’TON — A highly tance telephone call from Clark And rustles the leaves on the rain crease in real income. program to maintain law and order, to disturbing behind-the- scenes interrupted Romney’s morning "Junk Mail” comes on with to date. Mrs. Francis H. Rowe of Peach Cowles, chairman of the Repub­ the U.S. Army and is talking So we start again, continuing farther: trees, Trae La., who forwarded a pe- Much of the economy is artifi­ condemn and combat lawlessness in all aspect of the Detroit Negro press conference, Clark spelled Did you ever wonder why? might and main? lican town committee, Carmen advanced training at Fort 10 Years Ago tlti^999 ' moot points and loose ends trailing neg­ In the first place, U anybody were ing, for better or for worse Main 8t.; Harold Cummings, the Republicans should make ting the troops into Detroit 38. Former British Foreign Sec­ Sebastian Bach died. the areas where no sidewalks week with 5,271 cledms and was 54-hich Love S eato...... 189. 66-in. Junior Sofas .. 179. 96-in. Jumbo Sofas . ^ .249. lected behind it. It has-^o quick rem­ love. class o f 1967, son o f M r. smd ever going to succeed in halting the New a non-partisan appeal for an because, as he kept saying, retary Selwyn Lloyd is 63. In 1821, Gen. San M artin p ro­ exist and during winter snow­ followed by Waterbury with 4,- 66-inch Junior S ofa s...... 209. Tell It as it is—^you have to storms, Kupka said proper M rs. H arold J. Cum m ings, 716 edy; it can see the gulf but not the Haven, the callous and ruinous policies immediate end to violence, Romney had "been unable to claimed Peru’s Independence 796, New Haven with 3,731, 78-inch Regulation Sofas . .229. Choose the slimline Modem Sofa fn»n two popular t^ink man, as well as feel—it alignment of lines of travel are Demlng St.; Peter Grossi, . cure; It does not even pretend to know of the Road’s last set of entrepreneurs, urging that Detroit’s rioters bring the situation under con­ from Spain. and Bridgeport with 3,681. 84-hich Oversize S ofas ----- 249. sizes: hurts sometimes but you have presently being completed. The class df 1969, son of Mr. and vdiether anybody ' could deliberately followed by the callous and ruinous poli­ not be rewarded for their vio­ trol.’’ Quite Incorrectly, he in­ the Republican Coordinating In 1915, U.S. M arines landed Memchester was 17th among wviwiiiv nviv 96-inch Jumbo S ofas ------.279. lence with extra Federal mon­ in Haiti to put down a series of to think beyond today. deUrary pEdtern will be similar Mrs. Peter T. Grossi, 87 Mur- 80-in. Oversize Sofas 199. 90-in. Jumbo Sotes .. 229. 'have managed things so that su6h a cies of the bankruptcy trustees, would timated Romney had agreed Committee blaming the Presi­ Luty, the state’s 20 offices. It had ey at the expense of peaceful revolutionary coups. Reality, man; simple, stark to that used by breadmen smd ray Rd.; sind Carl E, Matching Wing C hain ----- 109. point in time need not have arrived. have done it long ago. They have done with the early evening decision dent ended with the President imd been 18th the week before. Negroes elsewhere. In 1946, 13 persons w ere killed reality—you live, the best you mlUonen. class o f 1969, son 6i Mr. not to dispatch the regulars. blaming Romney. At this writ­ Lewis But it may have succeeded iq pro­ their best, these two managements, to as an Army bomber crashed know how. Post Office M rs. P aul V . Luty, 70 Goodell was backed by Gov­ ’This, clearly, was far from ing, Romney has made no Dr. viding the most concise- single explana- put the Road out of operation by de­ into the Empire State Building At '^e end you die—both The postal department en- ernor John Love of Colorado, the non-partisan appeal for partisan response and planned Women’s League Meeting creasing and deteriorating the service it in New York City. will be easier' if you give, couragiM. ithe use of curb line tldn of what has happened to us, and who particularly objected to order that Republicans and none prior to full restoration of The South Windsor League offers the public. In 1960, V ice P resident R ich ­ smUe, and try more times, than boxes sines It means residents 85” Sofa shown if we can all manage to understand Dewey’s implicit Red-baiting. Democrats alike had hoped order in Detroit. It was a of Women Voters wlU hold a In the second place, we would like to ard M. Nixon accepted the Re­ you take, hide, and cry. wtB not ha've to dhbvel a path ' that, perhaps that understanding can Rut others were silent, includ­ Mr. Johnson would make dur­ welcome sign of self-control in ai>eclal boiad' meeting Wednes­ publican nomination for presi­ The Rev. R. E. Haldeman t tha i¥iin»>nHng on t o question . the sudden surge of senselessness from g;an and Richard M. Nixon — town election Oct. 2. ' the nation’s ghettoes than the particu­ a naive and trusting faith. were not present. ’The Repub- of delivery of packages and other bulky items, Kupka said, In F t change Program lar Negro leaders who have done most, But we might as well persist in it now, lidstn Congressional leadership each mall carrier wW havE| a Miss Anne Mother, daugh­ ’ -in the present generation, to advance no matter how much the threats multi­ opted for the all-out partisan ter of Mr. Eind Mrs. Clayton approach. governmeiit vehicle and deUv­ 'the cause of civil rights for Americans. ply. ______Mather, Main St., is perticlpat- Goodell and Love managed to ery of parcels wlU be made to ■ They have been fighting to try to win We bet the New Haven Railroad keeps J^iristmas aeason rather than area /before returning to Con­ Bases are fully webbed and then fitted wtih muslin- It is uniquely, equi^iped to dp—offering it Featnree Galore! it ^ - of these leadm is full of theie anguish, tender..^ Romney knew Federal t o twice daUy deUvery during n ecticu t. covered Marahall spring units, with full spring edges! The high, tufted back master’s each of us the dppottunlty to be an eye­ help might be needed. With Ml- Swimming Tests f full of their hope and plea that it s ^ t o week before Ctaristmaa aa V-8 engine, white with btack Oxford, red aU-vlnyl in­ witness to significant events. And the ' chigan’s 4iSth National Guard di­ Recreation. director Ralph Each sofa cixnes with a choice of poly-Dacron* or foam chair with its miniature winga ^ need not be too late to battle for the woricing'B of a. world body such as the has been done in the pari. terior, automatic transmission, courtesy Ugfate, clock, and cap arm s fo r $169 also cennes . things that matter most without de- vision badly understrength, he FsreweH Party Set Carlson has announced testing direoUonal lights, whitewall tires, power Steering, wlnd- rubber cushiems. You have a choi^ of lined kick pleats U.N. in a moment of tension, conflict could put a maximum of 6,000 in a lady's size at $159. ' stroylng them tor everybody. These A dinner and fare- for all categories for the first shiekl washer, ladio, interval selector wipers, driuxe as shown above, or open Italian Provincial leg baMS in and danger are infinitely more absoib- Guardsmen into Detroit (com­ sessiem of swimming inatruc- seat belts, remote control mirror, emergency flasher, ' ’ tour men, the Rev. D r/ Martin Luther wril puty wffi bahehWOrfonn- fruitwood finish! In additiim to the model shown, there . Ing and dramatic and tell uq more about pared with 14,000 Guardsmen Aug. 2 to 6 at Veterans Me­ deluxe wheel oovere. Then there’s a rounded button- King Jr., A. 'Fl^p Randolph, Roy WU- Ufe then anything a script writer could er noayor John J. Egan Jr. Aug. is an 86-inch three-panel beck style, an 88-inch three- dispatched to cover a much 24 at t o Wamponoag Country morial Piuk. trimmed back model with but­ .^Uns, and Whljiiey M. T ot^ , Jr.; wm < conceinre. sm aller area in the 1969 Los An­ pillow back model, and an 85-ini;h diamond tufted sofa. tons inside the low, sloping, cut­ 6o again we have caught a glimpse of aub, Wast Hartford. Tlie selection of fabrics includes traditional, contempo­ *the bold dramatic pioneers ^f the civil geles riots). Bgui. praaentty serving as a. MORIARTY back arms, $159. '''rights movement a few yean ago. To- TV’s potential in public aftoirs. Televi­ Talking with Attorney Pener- towh oounellmaii, aimounced re- rary and linen prints, textures, corduroys, damasks, ' day they ore the moderates °of the sion wiU, of course, go beck to westerns ai Ramsey Clark in Washing­ that he and bis fainUy f0 9 L RENT brocades, mateksses, plaids, stripes, and fabric-backed The fourth chair is an attached and situation comedies, but, if the pub­ movement, while the advocates of ton over the telephone in the would surve from fiotiOi Windsor 8 imd M ■"««- Msvie Pro- vinyls for ncm-tufted pieces. Custmn covered so please pillow-back modd 'with fiat, cut­ lic Aows its appreciation of TV’s ef­ FublUhers •HaXI 8/tidlcalc, Ip07 BROTHERS wee hours Monday morning, ; *Wack Power” and anarchy taunt them in late August to aaaume new Jertera ■ ■ id or sOeal^ also “ConnecUcut’s Oldest Unooln-Mercoty Dealer” allow six weeks for delivery. back arms, $179. forts to be relevant in a time of inter­ Ronmey was informed the SS ami. alMe prajeetim. f with being “ Uncle Toma.” AiM— with Univae, dtviaion of 315 Center Street, Manchester—643-5135 national crisis, we are certain that more troops would he on the way Itenfiiwtoa RaiM, In Detroit, Parhapa the movemeot—periisps the programming of the type shown this whenever he needed them. WELDON DRUG CO. 'wB/ m m o v n r krs n it s n m I C d i. TCT Ifaln 8b—HM. 843-8821 fjEaed itiaa gone beyond these men. But week from the UJf. will forthcom- What happened next ctianged OUlo ProatUeo is chairman of ;> ti|alr Btatament of Wednesday showed iiy.—BoerpN ipa^AiLP \ the picture. When a long dis­ W XeiaNtr •ToSeiH£ PUH*

4t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 PAGE NINE ^ ^Mcmmaar MANCHESTER E\^NING HERALD. MANCH^TER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28. 1967 Eedect Settinff for a Riot M order for some $2,4(X) Worth to Connecticut, also drove Tear gas was used here and I ’d have to talk to a white man,” Caste SyAem Kacial Trouble of tear gas. through, the North Square area. there during the night, but the said one Negro' resident Tmdiittonally, Butia’ii caate fiu£^ines8woman Fights Lamb blamed the trouble on group on the tenement steps He explained that there are Miller’s Drug Gonvictioii On Bishop St., the plate system was conceived to Mg* , stayed there, laughUig aind yell­ no Negroes on the City Ctouncil In__ Waterbary; - V - J ^ -glass front wlndoilirB of two liq- young men':from out of town. regate Aryan oonqueran firani Broken bottles covered North ing as bottles burst on the street or among Waterbury’s 10-man stores were broken, but one the aboriginal DravMWi and For Women’s E^ality Upheld by Appeals G>urt 11 H u rt; 15 H e ld Main Street with glittering frag­ until a number of.helmeted po-' delegation to the General As­ ' «aroowas * ''' ' ‘ good long tiihe. A divorcee for SR® was 68, ahd ’when you at- ployes and some customers and shoving. But neighbors held 2 slaughtered by Reder’s troops Tolland appeals court decision la form­ Brown w y s there .is another * » ‘ - ' 20 years, she brought up a son, tended a state convention you’d Events testified that Miller was in his their friends back. The wagon in 1944 in reprisal for partisan ally handed down, probably factor dam p^ Negro militancy . __ _ . ..v'. who’s nOw 29 and an airline pi- walk in on a sea of gray-haired beauty salon at the time gov­ arrived, and the youth was activities. within l6 days. to Pittebiugfa.' . ■. '• lot. He 'has been m arried six women. Now the state conven- ernment witnesses claimed he whisked away. ■i ^ ’ in the Another 300 were killed in the Change in Date of Voting It is possible that MUler’s “We’ve had some Negroes - yeaai’s and has yet to make her a Oons are full of fresh, young was accepting heroin deliveries “ The only thing that saved us north central town of Marzabot- lawyers will counter with a usually the more aggressive, gi^dmother, she says Impa- faces.” from a Canadian courier. was the cool heads to the crowd to, whose residents voted July court bid for extending his bond intelligent ones—who have /aently. Why the change? Will Go into Effect in^69 F o r e m a n ’ s participation who brought the situation under World 16 to reject Reder’s plea. or posting of a new bond pend­ made a place for themselves. So . She is a leader in Appleton’s “National emphasis,” she re­ brought standing-room-only control,” PubUc Safety Director ing a decision by the Supreme there’s some he. DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIDNS on TDP NAME TV and APPLIANCES! business community. She works plies. "Clubs have been doing Death Sentence A new state law chamging the pert class with an M-14 rifle crowds to the 80-day trial, David Ckaig said later. Court on whether or not it will “Negroes want tp believe to as secretary and business man- thinga for • yoimger women date of municipal (town) elec­ during Army Reserve Officers which ended Jtme 2, 1066. It was Negroes who stifled JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — review the case. the American drbun.” ager of Krane “ Johnson Asks Training Corps siunmer camp Flynn charged the jury as­ what could have been the first Engineering youth conferences, scholarships, Indonesia’s top surviving Com­ tions will not affect this year’s The unanimous decision Sales, inc., which means she career guidance.” at Indiantown Gap Military Re­ sumed that kOller must have race riot in Pittabuigh, a city of munist, Suidsman, was sen­ elections, according to State against Miller was written by handles accounting, cost analys­ One thing that especially Day of Prayer servation, Pa. been guilty or he wouldn’t have 680J)00 With 100,000 Negroes. Rep. Robert King R-48tfi dis­ Judge Heray J. Friendly. is, tax consulting, purchasing, tenced to death by a military The expert rating, highest hlrc^ Foreman. For although mobs have ram­ bothers the Wisconsin business­ trict. 'X personnel development, custom­ woman is that so few women go tribunal Thursday night for in­ For Racial Peace mark a soldier can achieve in ’The law which requires all paged through nearly every ma­ er relations and advertising for into politics. volvement in the attempted his weapons qualification. jor city In the country, the Steel This car WASHINGTON (AP) — Here towns to hold local elections on earned while Cadet Kies prepar- various companies and busi­ “This is a personal opinion,” Communist coup in October City has been spared. hos passt’d is the text of President John- the first Tuesday after the tirst ouf Ift point nesses. Before that she owned she says, “ but I think part of it 1965. es for a reserve commission as Why? son’s proclamation calling a Monday in November in odd safi’ty ond and managed a business service is the fact that women need to Frail and bespectacled, Sudis- a second lieutenant in the U.S. A Negro population splintered national day of prayer for rec­ numbered years, will not go in­ Phone 649-5405 per formanct* and a public stenography agen­ learn how to face competition. man had been No. 5 man in the Army. toto three neighborhoods and onciliation : to effect until June 1, 1968, he cy. Many are not willing to face it Indonesian Communist party— He is a student a Rensselaer FOR separated by hills and rivers? From its earliest day, our na­ explained. The law will affect Her community service in­ to win an election.” PKT. He rose to the top as other Polytechnic Institute at ’Troy, PubUc officials who say ^ey tion has been dedicated to jus­ elections held in 1969. cludes politics, and the hospital Then, too, some women think leaders were caught or killed. N. T. and is a 1964 graduate of are. trying to do something tice, to equality—and to order. Local officials elected this auxiliary, presiding at the tax­ getting into politics would be He testified that the coup was Rockville High School. He. is a ROY and EARLE’S about civU rights? A poUce We are a people committed to year will then serve an extra member of Alpha Rho fiuterni. payers’ association meetings, defeminizing, she suggests, supported by the P K I only after force tiiat riuittered the street the rule of law, believing that it month, until the November elec­ serving on her state advisory “ But look at the women in it had been conceived by dissi­ ty- gangs and hasn’t let them come holds the greatest hoi>e for hu­ tions in 1969. This year’s elec­ council to the Small Business Congress; most of them have dent young army officers. Su- Sorority Offleer back? Just diunb luck? man progress and well-being. tions w ill be held Oct. 2. Here’s The Adminlstrationiahd speaiiiead- retained their feminine quail­ disman acknowledged that he FLOOR COVERING Mrs. Andrew Winans of Koz- We must never absmdon that Moving through the HIU Dis­ ing the establishment of the ties. And more women in poll- was to head a Red imderground A leg;islative body in any town ley Rd. has been installed as commitment. trict—a throbbing cimglomera- Govemor’s Ck>mmission on the tics would clean it up. If she is and said calmly, “I know I will may designate the first Mon­ vice president of the Greater 57^2 COOPER STREET Today our people reaffirm tion of aging row houses, nar­ Status of Women in Wisconsin, determined to accomplish some- found guilty and executed. day in M ay as the town’s elec­ First Place their faith in law; their faith in Hartford Alumnae Chapter of FREE ESTIMATES-tALL WORK GUARANTEED row cobblestone streets and She is an unpretentiously devout thing or change legislation, no- tion day, if it desires. progress; their faith in human Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority. abandoned store fronts over­ Lutheran. body can be as busy as a wom- Labor Plan OK*d Congregational Church Notes brotherhood. Mrs. Winans is the wife of the looking the downtown business The Rev. Theodore Bacheler LINOLEUM FORMICA To Look Mrs. McClanahan thinks the an.” LONDON (AP) — Despite guidance director for the local center—you can’t get away It is right to pray that strife of the Wapping Community abstentions by dissident Labor- schools. trom the quiet, steady job being will not bring down what we Church will preach at the 9:30 FLOORS COUNTERS ites, the House of Commons done by the Negroes them­ have built, nor threaten all the a.m. service of the United Con­ Thursday night endorsed the Tolland news for the next selves, just as they stopped the For Your things we hope to build. gregational Church. The topic Rebels Demand $10 Million Labor government’s long-range two weeks will be handled by North Side fracas before It blew •Now therefore I, Lyndon B. of his sermon is “Now Are We plan to pull British forces out of The Herald’s Vernon Burean, CERAMIC KITCHEN toto a riot. Johnson, President of the Unit- a U Here?” 38 Park St., teL 875-3136 or For Nigerian Oil Manager Southeast Asia in the next “I know plenty of kids who Second Car! decade. ed States of America, do hereby The Board of Christian Edu- 643-2711. - ______News Items m ay, be RLE CARPETS LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — A has been instructed to make set aside Sunday, July 30, 1967, cation will meet Monday at 8 mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rodc- would love to have a riot so they The new defense policy will British oil chief was held xmder strong representations to Ojuk- as a National Day of Prayer for pm . at the church. viUe. could say, “ Yeah, we had a big cut all British forces by one- armed _ guard in the Biafran wu about Gray’s detention. Peace and ReconcUiation. xhe Women’s FeUowshlp will riot to Pittsburgh. We’re aa hip flfth, halve forces in Singapore ROY STRICKLAND EARLE TEDFORD 65 VOLKSWAGEN capital of Enugu today with a His seizure has incresised anx­ I call on every governor, ev- hold a workshop from 10 a.m. ^ as the young kids.to PhiUy and 2-Door. Blue, black viilyl, and Malaysia by the early 1970s Fonncrly of Roy & John $10 million price on his mead. iety here for 600 Britons be­ ery mayor, every fam ily in the jq noon Wednesday to prepare Harlem.’ ” radio, outside S 1 4 Q C and close down Southeast Asia That is the ‘amoimt in oil roy­ lieved to be still in Biafra. land to join in this observance. I items for the fall bazaar. That’s Ken Garrison, 28, a mirror. bases by the mid-1970s. It was RANGE alties that Biafran leader Ool. A good many Britons, how­ call on all our citizens to go into 'YMCA employe talking. He’s a approved 297-230, short of La- Taxes Due AM) Odumegwu Ojulrvu wants from ever, have been getting out over their churches on this Sunday, slender, street woricer vdio Shell-BP for the safe delivery of the last few days. It is estimat­ fuU-strength 96-vote and to pray for peace in the Only three days remain , to FUEL OIL preaches “ Black Dignity,” one 63 PONTIAC margin. Grand Prix Hardtop. Auto., their managing director, Stan­ ed that there are about 300 re­ land we love. pay the first half o f taxes due of the group working hard with ley Gray, 61. He is being held maining in the Ibo area of cen­ We deplore the few who rely by Aug. 1. If the first install­ GASOLINE members of their own race to PS, PB, Blue $1395 under bouse arrest at Entigu’s tral Biafra which is most dan­ H U K Boas Confident upon words and works of terror. ment is not paid by Aug. 1, the elimtoate the frustration, disap­ Presidential Hotel. gerous for whites. MANILA (AP) — The former We mourn the msiny who have entire total tax becomes de­ First sign pointment and squalor that Gray, a Londoner, who was There are an estimated 200 head of the communist HUK suffered from violence in the linquent and subject to inter­ spawn riots. 65 VOLKSWAGEN est at the rate of one-half of BANTLY OIL playing a vital part in managing Americans still in Biafra along movement in the Philippines cities. His day starts at the (Center %-(on pickup. $1095 oil negotiations, left Lagos Sun- with 600 Irish and 300 British believes its present leaders can We dedicate ourselves once one .per cent per month until COMPANY, IN(\ Top Quality o f S g O O d Aveniie YMCA to his office, day foi; the Shell-BP offices in commonwealth citizens. Whites be won over under an amnesty more to the rule of law, in paid. .'i'll MAIN ,Sj|{|.;i:i’ which has just a desk and a The tax collector will be at Fort Harcourt, main secession­ have been getting out by plan proposed by President Fer- whose absence anarchy is TKF.. bare Ught bulb overhead. The 64 VOLKSWAGEN ist port. crossing the River Niger in ca- dinand Marcos, loosed and tragedy is bom. the town hall Saturday from USED CARS Idione resta on the floor. We proy to almighty God, the 9 a.m. to noon; and on Mon­ Hockvilip 87,1.3271 Red Sedan. S I IO C According to reports reaching noes at Asafba, 300 miles east of Luis Taruc said in an inter- used car. After ciOltog parents to set up #P190 ''1199 Lagos, Ojukwu sent word to Lugos. view with the Manila Times he author of our liberty, for hearts day and Tuesday from 9 a.m. appointments for the evening, Gray to go to Enugu for talks. Oil companies also are report- • was certain at least 60 per cent from hate, so that our na- to noon and 1 to 3 pjn. he meets a group of teen-agers. tion can be free from bitterness. When Gray reached his hotel ed to be using their helicopters of the HUK members “ are loyal The Bulletin Board They want to block off a street 64 VOLKSWAGEN We pray for strength to build 1967 DODGE in Enugu troops surrounded it. and boats to get their people to me and I can win them over” Senior lifesaving classes be- so younger children wlU have wagon, 9 Pass. $|M C •^th federal forces closing in away. The remaining whites under the amnesty. together so that disorder may . „ . , » o on , 1964 PLYMOUTH 2-Tone Gray. ^1999 cease, progress steadily contin- M o ^ a y morning at 8:30 at Polora 4-Dr. Hardtop. some {dace to play. He explains on Enugu, the Nigerian radio have turned down opportunities Taruc, 64, who led the HUKs ue, aAd justice prosper Crandall’s P^d for those 16 i RAH , auto, trans., power how. said Thursday that Ojukwu was to leave Biafra, defying advice 1 a Y ^ Sta. Wagon. V-8, auto, at the height of an armed rebel­ steering and brakes. toans., power C 1 4 | | K ’ •Then I just stroU tiie streets, 64 VOLKSWAGEN planning to Qee the country. from their embassies. lion in the late 1940’s and early In witness whereof, I have , . Ebctra low irieering. observing, seeing who’s going' Notch-Back Sedan. Radio, Federal troops also were re­ Gray has been the managing 1960's, surrendered to the late hereunto set m y hand this twen- P la n n l^ and Zoidng A I R W > ; y . ty-seventh day of July, in the OomnUssion will meet Monday i f where,” he says. WUtewall Tires. ported advancing toward Fort director of SheU-BP oU produc- President Ramon Magsaysay in mileage. *2695 $1295 of our Lord nineteen 1" “'e town hall to ^ f ir s t “ About noon the teen-agers Harcourt after seizing the Is­ tion in Nigeria since 1965. Be- 1964. He is serving a prison sen- nmeteen findings of a sani A appear. I juut watch the groups, land of Bonny on the south fore that he was general man- tence of 12 to 20 years. hunted and sixty-seven, ^d of ® tary eng;ineering report on the not approaching them, just coast. ager of the BP group in Nigeria. the Independence of the United 65 VOLKSWAGEN 60-home W ayne Manor sub­ both stores open watching. I try to spot who the Jim Parker, deputy British His wife and three children States of Am erica the one 1963 CHRYSLER Sunroof, 'WUte, Italians Vote ISo division. The report has been 1963 FORD leaders are. high commissioner in Enugu, are in Europe. hundred and ninety-second. 9-Paj38. Station Wagon. Radio, Clean. $1395 FIVIZZANO, Italy (AP) — prepared by the sanitary en­ tonight till 9! “ I knock off for awhUe and Lyndon B. Johnson Power s t e e r in g and Sta. Wagon. V-8, std. Two more Italian villages have gineering firm o f Buck and then go back out to the evening. brakes, auto. B4 OAE trans., low BtaAB Buck. The results will be com­ And this is when things get 56 PORSCHE voted not to forgive; or tree Ger­ trans. * 1 4 9 9 mileage. *099 Gvil Disorders Board man Maj. Walter Reder whose Carpet Wool Up 4 % pared to a report made earlier tough. Speedater Oonv. troops slaughtered nearly 1,800 by Richard Lombardi of Ver­ ” I ’m competing with the Cbiq>e. Red. $1395 civilians in reprisal killings dur­ NORFOLK, Vo. — U.S. lim- non, who represented the de­ Waleem* Her* pusheoB. I ’m comlpeting wlOi the ing World War H. ports o f carpeit wool last year velopers. pimps. I ’m even competing with From Many Backgrounds —— 1966 PLY. CONY. 1966 BARRACUDA 57 HILLMAN The inhabttants of Vinca and totaled 142 mflUon pounds— 4 The Republican Town Com­ the jtmkles. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Canv. Cpe., Gray. — I. W Abri, 68, president of gyn Terenza Monti, in North- per cent over 1966 hult 25 per mittee will meet Monday night wo hove all sixes of Fury 3, RAH, CM AC 2-Dr. Hardtc^. V-8, auto, ”I use these guys. I take a $250 dent Johnson’s Special Advisory the AFL CIO United Steel Italy, voted unanimously cenlt under Ithe 1660-64 average. at 8 at the home of town chair­ Auto., P.S. ’*2I9P trans., p o w e r Steering, pimpi'toto the baqk of a pool' Commission on Civil Disorders Workers since 1965. He pre­ extonsion window Thursday to reject Reder's plea. U jS. manufacturera continue man Russell Stevenson, Sherry whditeiwaUs. $2045 room with the kids and have includes leaders of government, viously served eight years as He asked for a pardon from his to use more man-made fibers Cilrcle. screens, sixes 12" him tell what Us life is like. 65 DODGE GT labbr, business, law enforce­ the uiiion’s secretary-treasurer. life sentence so that he could be in rugs, and this has affected Monday is the deadline for fil-. >o 18" from 88c "You can see the change to Dart 2-Door Hard- $|7QR ment and civil rights. —Charles B. Thornton, 82, with his aged mother, and the the quantity of carpet wool im­ ing petitions for a Republican 1966 DODGE these kids. They see how tUs top. 6-cyl., auto., PS. ■ * 9 9 The 11 members, named chairman of the board and pres­ Interior Ministry asked for the ported. Carpet-wod consump­ primary with the town clerk. Polara 4-Dr. Hardtop. RAH, 1963 DODGE guy lives and take a negative Thursday night to investigate ident since 1953 of Litton Indus­ open moodays! ^ public sentiment in the towns tion waa 104 million pounds in Rifle ifxpert main at. and east ^ auto, trans., doidde C M AB I attitude. O f course, it doesn’t origins of recent disorders and tries Inc., and a director of sev­ ’4401’ 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, auto, 62 VOLKSWAGEN affected by his actions. 1966, down from an average of Cadet Randall D. Kies, 20, son middle turnpike 1 powered. '' a 19 9 work with all of them.” Sedan. Black, to recommend preventive meas­ eral California banks and var­ More than 300 residents' of li5 mlMon pounds a year dur­ of Mr. and Mrs. Noman E. Kies trans, power CA A B ; Garrison says most of U s con- ures, are: steering. ' ’Ww radio. $895 ious other industries. Vinca and San Terenzo were ing 1966-60. of Bald Hill Rd., fired in the ex- > tacts a rt tofmmutl— conversa- —CSiairman Otto Kem er, 68, a —Katherine Graham Peden, I ttoDs during a break to a bas- Democrat and an attorney first 39, a former radio station offi­ 1963 CHRYSLER I ketball game or on street 60 VW GHIA cial and now Kentucky commis­ : V elected Illinois governor in 1961 Newport 9-Pana WagoiL 1964 CHRYSLER I corners. Coupe. sioner of commerce. after serving as U.S. attorney in RAH, auto, trt ‘ “ We place emidiasls' on edu- Red. $495 —^Herbert Jenkins, 60, who Newport 4-Dr. Sedan. R A H Northern Bllnola and county PS, A ir Oond.r**ip5 I cation and enjoyment,” he Auto. Tran&, Bf b a b judge of Cook County Chicago. joined the Atlanta, Ga., Police you're always ; says. “And we adso place Double power. • * ^ l 9 w —Vice Chairman John V. Department In 1931 smd became 63 DODGE ! gm at deal o f emphasla on pride. Wagon. V-8, Lindsay, 46, a Republican and its chief in 1947. He also served ; “ W e constantly preach Mack- aiito. PS. $1095 ah attorney elected mayor of as 1965 president of the Interna­ 1966 FURY II ) ness is beautiful to the Mds. We tional Association of Chiefs of 1963 FORD New York City In 1966. Lindsay safe with 4-Dr. Sedan. RAH , Auto. I place a lot of emphasis on their Police. previously served four terms in Trans, Power Steering. X -L 500 2-Dr. Hd. 'Dm. • blank heritage. 63 CORVAIR Congress. Factory Air Con- CAAAB 392 V-8 RAH CCAAB ; “ W e put Mack pride in the Cfoupe. —^Fred R. Harris, 36, an Okla­ Barfge Record Fifth -y ditlontog. ^2999 Spec. Auto. Trans. * 1 2 9 9 - Mds without the ‘Kill WUtey.’ auto., radio. $795 homa Democrat elected to the KNOXVILLE, Tenn-—Baige S ManuM Deese, 26, a slim col- U.S. Senate to 19M after servli^ freight on the TejmeBoee River • lege graduate, wears horn- 58 VOLKSWAGEN 10 years to the state senate. He waterway exceeded 20 million I rimmed giasses, works out of 1s an attorney. Sedan S E R E tons in 1966 for tihe finit time, ’ the City Oommlssion on Human Blue ftoiri). #99 —Edward W. Brooke, 47, a setting a new record for the END OF MODEL YEAR Relations, Massachusetts Republican who fifth year to a row. * Deeses too, grew tq> on ttto became last year the first rr, HiU, along notorious W ylie Ave- 59 FORD popularly elected Negro mem­ ARRAIGNMENT SCHEDULED DRASTIC REDUCTION ON ALL * nue. V*8 Sedan, ber of the Senate after serving HARTFORD (A P ) — John R. ! “WlMn I Bved there,^ was radio. *195 four years as state, attorney Keating, who reportedly tried to 1967 CHRYSLERS and DODGES J uum,” he observes. ’Now It’s a general. hang himself in his cell to the * ghetto.” —William M. McCulloch, 60, Hartford State jail Wednesday, Most Modeb StiU Avalkible for £ Recently he worked up a plan BUY ON LONG EASY TERMS! TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! on Ohio Republican elected to will be arraigned Friday morn­ K which got the commission a f48, T E D the House to 1947. He served to ing on a charge of escape from bimcdiatc Ddiveiy ‘ 000 fedetal grant to train poUce- the Ohio House from 1936 to prison. men to deal with community ...... \ 1989. Keating, 34, waa arrested to tensions. TRUDON -—James C. Oorman, 46, a Cal- A,;/' Alabama July 11 — seven days ‘‘libst of the riots we’ve had INC. Ifonda Democrat elected to lthe after he reportedly fled from Wa IqBva a Mmlted • eurnliA H to the UUted States have been Ehnue to 19M after previoua ex­ the minimum security prison to an In excellent ooadltion and ready for w ork U I" precipitated by action by the Boute 83 T O t t ^ 'Tpke. perience in private law practice for oontraetora,' farmern, garage work, snow Enfield. I poUce,” he says. ”We are trying and aa a member of the Los An­ oto. Oomi^te speoMoattoas avallabla. TALCOTTVIIX^ Keating was presented Thurs­ ; to help them be m ore under- geles City OouncU. day to Superior Court before /oi/v cost ^ dean ^ convenient • standing, to treat people as todi- —ftoy Wilkins, 60, exe

F v pAjcnm BIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. lAANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28. 1907 SecHon Two F R I^Y , JULY 28, 1967 EttFithtg l^prsUi FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 Pages 11 io 20 PUGHears O h a e r v e r t Fcru oii Vernon Wednesday^ specdal elec­ Taxi Firms tion In MhncheWter’s IStti Revision Bid P&WA Man Wma $ 2 M Assembly DUtriicb was an Water Firm Issue lU grom il 3. Sttlmaa, 67, o f eye-opener for two women George F. Bmanenfi o t M Fort JattsiMn, N.T., fonneriy Rate Request from Spain, ixxise guests Planned on Reed St, 4di enph^ oC Fiett of llaadmtMr, died yeeteiday of a funny 4n Voflag' Dts- On Board’s Agenda a6 the home o f bis dsnghter A publio heerlnf was held trtet 1. A WM taey AlnaeiK, k u been, ______this mornliif before the State Bank Stock a m . Wiaum Welt, Inaconteuk, The two accompanied sMmnlsd $3,600 Hot TeconwMBd. After severgl iKivate meetingB between toijp o££l> N.T. He wss' the huOband~tf guMlc Utfllttea Com m on In thefir hostess to the Wad- tag « chiuige In a mantiliiliis eieGtlon. A rsoapitaUaatlOB « ( stock win operatloa. It was Hemmann’e Hnia and of^tels of the privatdy owned Msnehester am. MHdied OookUn J^er- bs asked at A «tookholdsr*s Wfttar Go. concerning p o n ^ e town purchase of the dieeter Taxi and CSty Cab Oo. They were sutprtsed when aeooDd msathnum am nd in leas mestlng of the Vernon Nattonal thiA a year. utility, the Manehester Board of Directors -wiR consid­ Mr. Mfenon was bom In th ^ were not permitted In­ Bank Ai^[. 30, aooocdlng to Bd- Manchester, a son of Peter and ,,**•*" own« of to the booth, to watch the A 30.year employe ot the Unit­ er the protKNwl puMicly at its meeting Tuesday night, mond Parker, skeeiitive vice ed Alroraft division, Hemnuum The private tallrttalks have reate- Mary Abes Jetfenon, and lived “ « » deB School polls anxious to president and oaOUer. in Mbnoheater dutiiw U s youth. ***??* *** witness an Amertoan elec* wee eBaong 386 who rimred ed the point wtien pclM la be­ 10. Ppsalble mprovol for tea to The board of dlreotors has vot­ $10,116 for oost saving Idsaa In ing mentioBed. Unofficial ap­ Survtvore, beeideB U s ^ i ?*» ^ tion. ed to reoommend the move be­ aataMUhmant o f a $6,000 w ate- and daughter, InUude another And, they were impress­ J t^ . praisals have plaead the water out aooount for retocatlon "ax* The request Is to change the cause of the more than 0 8 Hwnsnanp, a xnsmixMr o t company’s hoUlnga at $8 mil- daugbtM', Mrs. James Soott o f ed by the explanation, that mlUkm gross of the bank after pcnaca Incurred by alto occu­ CUtfomla; a s auggeeUon .flearge F .': Ubrarlas; and General Clean­ quarter-mile. When the bank was founded, ttwardt Punhaae of tiie Ifanohestor tomorrow at 10:30 ajn . at the ing Sarvioa for the Municipal For distance alone, this would Water Oo. would Involve a pos- Tardley and Williams Funeral decided to invite anybody who H®reinan’« maximum award ception in 1947, approxiniately BuUdtng, -tea Hon c f Reczwds come to an Increase of five had ever lived here or who to'oM ^ 20-yre*^ » • » mlUlon baa been given tor slMe federal grant ot iqt to 76 and the ottloea of the Water Home, Fast Hamptmi, N .T. per cent of the coot, apparently Burial will be in Montauk. cents a mile. knew of the town. We got 700 t « y of the cuiTeat Suggestion suggestions that have saved sn and Sewer Departmente, the There was no opposition to relies alme from alumni who making an original Awards Program. Since Its In- estimated $10 milUon. avaQahle for' the town but Welfare Departeaent and the doubtful for dtstrlot Mra. CUfion S. Bradley Sr. the request live outside the area.” Cemetery D^mrtment. Manchester Taxi now oper­ One other recapitalisation was Tuesday’s masting wlU be at 2 The village’s three small res­ 12. The appointment of Repub­ VERNON—Mrs. WUma Bright ates four______cabs and an______additional offered of the original 16 shares, Mayor in ^Crossfirt? 8 p.m. In the Municipal Bund­ Bradley. 60. of Venice. Fla., for- ^ taurants are bracing for the bringing a Uock to 90 and this ing Hearing Room. lican (Jharies H. McKenzie ot arorst. T b « Lion’s Club and 177 Gardner St. to the Zoning merly of Vernon, died Tuesday hearing, it was said that the year a stock dividend of 10 per Dirootar Wayne Mhnta wlU re­ church groups' have orguiised cent was made, ao that an origi­ port im meethiga of the North board of Appeals. McKenzie, in V en i^. She was the wife of g^saed about $85,000 chairman of the Board of Tax C l l f ^ ^ B ^ e y Sr. ^ food distribution facUitieB. nal block Is not 00 shares. Oentral Refiiaa DUposal Dis­ The nearest motel is eight Elks F s ir On Optimism in Detroit trict, which he haa attended as Review,^, w ill fill the unexplred ret® raise this to term to November 1971, created West Virginia and Uved in Vei> ^ „ atraten miles away. It and other accom- ’Ihe ‘RookviUe EHcs Chfo Fair an unofficial obaervar. The dla- by tbe death of Vincent Geno- non 18 years before moving to modatlons up to 00 mUes away at (he A A P paridng tot off trlot, comprlaed ot 'Vernon and Florida. She was a registered of $100 a week, ^^re either booked soUd or Union St. is nearing a close veal, also a Republican. Despite Some Troublo South UlTndaor, haa asked Mhn- ’ 18. The itypotntment of Repub­ nurse and did private duty nurs- ^ stage tonigbt and tomorrow. cheater to Join. 8 (Oonttnued tnun Page One) lican Martin J. Foley ot 238 Hen­ ing at Manchester Memorial hour. Van Straten represented The free droua show tonight Mantz reportes’ Elephants, Ro­ bait Joining In favor of (»nducting Survivors, besides her hus­ Side, three miles from down- term to November 1968, created a West Hartford accounting John A. Bama Wayne W. Kohaly berto’s Ponies end an aerial Food lines grew on the West Its own stuiUoa (ff a posslMe by the death of Ralph L. Maher, band, include her mother, Mrs. Escapee Given to v ^ firm. a c t Bide while the d ty and charita­ solution for Its refuse disposal also a Republican. O eor^ Bright of Point Pleas­ Van Straten said he had four The show opens a t 1 p.m. It was one ot but five Incl- ble organisations hurried to problems. 14. ’The appointment of a ant, W. Va.; two sons, Clifton 3-7 Year Term College Appointments tomorrow with special ride dents to disrupt the calmest meet a growing demand. The In another Item on the member to the Advisory Data S. Bradley Jr. of Ellington and cabs on the road and about a (Oontinaed from Page One) Two ad-vanoements in ranks Range Planning fo r Commu­ priceq for children. Admission night slncd sacking and burning tons of canned good collected by agenda, Town Counsel John F. processing Committee, to re­ James D. Bradley of Vernon; dozen drivers. He said he paid nity Colleges" held at Colum­ is free. by wild Negro mobs touched o ff chtwch groups in Windsor, Ont., Shea Jr. wiU offer a legal opin­ place Raymond L. EUls, who Amended Agreement Signed a, daughter.______Miss______Nancy Lynn__ drivers about 38 per cent losing losing a habeas a habeas corpus corpus action and two new appointments, ail ion to clarify inspcctiim pro­ bia University. Tbwe are several rides and the costliest riot in American waited across the river for de- haa moved to Alaska. EUls, for­ ’Town Manager Robert Weise, Standing left, studies amended draft o f 1966 union agreement Bradley of Atlanta. Ga.; a step- ««• W « « « in the federal courts. in the adminiatration of Man­ bootlu. The beauty ccmtest us- history. livery. cedure under Manchester’s son, Clifton E. Bradley of Glas- 'which is the minimum A New Haven native, he is mer town director, was an ex- 'With Local 991, State, County and Municipal Employes, AFTL-CIO. He teen signed the Smith was convicted of the chester Community College, ually held by the EBcs during Thirty-nine have died, four Elsewhere on the racial scene Housing Code. otticlo member of the commit­ tanbury; a sister, Mrs. Maxine wage. _ _ ^ _____ manTied and the father of five. amendments, wlilch ore effective to Jan. 1,1960. Standing next to Welsa ia Robert L. 1949 slaying of a night watch- have been announced by Presi­ their annual fair is not being more than perished to Los An- there were these developments: Atty Shea reportedly w ill en­ tee. Baker of Charlestown, W. Va., Only recenUy, this rate went man in the tedian Harbor Yacht The family resides at 45 Dis­ Webb, member o f tee kxxU, aevotei’ing •'(wnm'ittee. Seated at le ft and Signing, in tee man­ dent Frederick W. Lowe Jr., dorse a recent U.S. Supreme Preceding the meeting, certi­ and six grandchUdren. up to the $1.40 mark and is covery Rd., Vernon. held this year.- geies’ Watts in 1966. A Negro Chlcago-Mayor Richard J. ager’s offl(M today, is Geoige Bingham, presi '.en't of tee local. Opposite him Is Dominic Bad- Oub in Greenwich during a rob- effective immediately, Tlie drawing fo r prises comes wounded Tuesday when he re- Daley said Uve ammunition wlU Court decision vdiloh ruled that ficates will be presented to Wil­ Funeral services will be held only one of the many rises in Holit the new registrar, re- inspectors must obtain search olato, busStnas agent of tee uhkmi aiiu a >>«yen-term state representative from New Bri­ ry attempt promotions. went to places Stanley zuZei, who re- tomorrow. First prise is a new portedly tried to run a load- be used If rioting breaks out. ” It liam D. O’Neill, director of pub­ tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Ladd costs that have taken place warrants to enter dwellings tor tain. Local 991 la Sole bargaining agent fo r a ll town employes, with the exception o f suprtrvl- He spent four years in death Harry S. Godl, who has been sltmed. MM Cs financial aid and Chevrolet station wagrd, a serviceman at the Shell Service Station alt Center and Adams Sts., accepts a year. Dr. Nicholas Marzlalo, di­ vUle Methodist Church, w ill of- In that time he has never ask- onment hours before he was to '^Tatting hours are 13tf0 to 8 completi(m ot courses conducted The appointees are Wayne Smpany owner March 1970. The decision on a narcotics Indicated, after hie mother Godl’s post is newly (ueat- He earned his BA., degree at N ^ y J^ytor aflSee* ^ single shot from a house at tee damage. (K>me into the store and asked 1. Public hearings and possi­ 810,670 tnfiaa c f pipeltaes and found a pipe on the front porch the tracks or roadbed. J Smith made no comment as Hale Dr., ■wife of Norbert W. "had to do something In order Patrolman Revives Man charge against a 10-year-old sentence was lmposerted under heavy state po­ H. J. Tate proclaimed a state of rushed out and gi've her hus­ propriations to the Board of ure la n »r e than 800^000 miles, youtii was put off until Mon­ the police. Her son said at that en route to Boston when the de­ at Manchester Memorial Hoe- change in rate was requested. than those related to the fa- lege. He Is married to the form- r?*'i?^****®** MaJotnew LaBeue pouc^ radios, lice and deputy sheriff guards limited emergency after scat­ Passed Out in Parking Lot band smelling salts. Kraw- Education, all washout Items, to making the Mnea tea world’s day, after a trial in Circuit time that the pipe belonged to railment occurred in the Wel­ pltaL ■ A member of the PUC said culty. He w ill be second In er Jane Bidder of Ekurt Hart- ^ Oohim- Several ain back to the prison grounds. aimless shots were tered disorders In predominant­ (»yk then called police. be financed by eijual etate largest tranaportotlon system. Court 12, Manchester, yester­ "Ken,” according to testimony. lington Avenue freight yards Mrs. S t Martin was bom the ruling on the request would command to toe president. ford and is toe father of three. . . fired at a command post set up ly Negro districts. Manchester Patrolman Rob­ man who said a mam was ly­ Love, who talked with Willey grants. By 1076 tlie goa Mnes are ex­ day before Judge Roman Lex- The charge in yesterday’s ripping up 200 feet of rcdls and June 1, 1932 in Wethersfield, a be made in about two weeks, Godi, who has been serving Bums, formerly a member of Bliithia Wednesday; A son to at a hospital They are: $8,824 to augment pected to reach 1 mflUon miles. daughter of Benjamin and Mr. and Mrs. Jobeph Satemis South Bend, Ind.—National ert Love yesterday afternoon ing unconscious in the car at the hospital later, quoted tee t(HI. session was changed from ille­ roadbed. as director of admissions at toe the mathematics faculty at A 25-year-old Negro with a Guardsmen remained on stand­ parked in front of the Grand- irlctim as saying he injured his toe Summer School Program; At least a half-dozen of the Blthel Burnham of Coventry. of, M(^untoto St.; q, daughter may have. saved the life of an ’The youth, Charles H. Koch gal possession to unauthorised college toe to e past \wo years, RockvlUe High Sch^, is mar­ stab wound was seized by by duty after Negroes rioted left eye at 'work in East Hart­ $5,000 to llnanee part ot the URANICM m oot 6 BTATBS ^ e was a member of the First Police Arrests to !Mtr. and Mba. 'WlHte Shaw o f Way. of 86 Lake St. did not take the possession ot narcotics. overturned care were damaged holds a B.S. degree from toe ried and lives at 19 Hlllcrest guardsmen as he tried to run over the wounding by police of East Hartford man who had ford and his ‘Wife was driving Adult Basic Eduoatiim P ro­ by a fire apparently started Congregational Church. PenAeld Av^ The undentified man said a RAiur LAiaB CBTY— Five stand in his own defensq An­ Open Forum University o f B ri^ ep o rt and Dr., Ro- -i.- > hw from them in curfeiy-deserted seven Negro youths. passed out and stopped breath­ him to the Manchester hospital gram; $18,400 for Project I, a Stakes praduce almost all (tie other youth, Ketmeth Bo'mber- when sparks ignlte(|, $40,000 Survivors, besides her hus­ Dtoc(foiga(l WAhMsiky: Th6D* pharmacist, Chester J. Kraw- reading and mathematics re­ Terrence S. Smith, 22, of 8 an M.A. from FViirfield Univer­ He earned his B.S. degree at streets. A day ago he would ing momentarily in his (^ , ezyk of Wethersfield, an em­ when he fe lt si(^ and passed noktooli uranium: New Mexico, ger, refused to testify and plead­ DERAILMENT PROBED worth of whiskey In a smateed band and parents, Incdude three I Pledge M y Best Becker Pi., Rockville, was sity. Central Connecticut State Col­ dore W Meeid of RIt 74, Tol­ have been shot. medial program tor disadvan­ land; Christine McCarthy o t parked in a Parkade parking ploye of Liggett R e:^ Paik- out. Ukali, IWycming, Arisona and ed the, 6th amendment. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — truck trailer that was attached statlon and Face Charges sible action on a $40 g j^UiUon- pounding on the apartment door Johnson Names Board Gorman of WlUie Or., Tolland. teen ai^lied an oxygen mask. o f his car, and had stopped field and LeRoy R Seaton of Independents alike. next to her’s, police reported. sniper fire. spite pre-weekend profit-taking. al appropriation to the Rec­ Granby;.two sisters, Mrs. Shir- The help I received from my Love was assisted by Patrol­ breathing. The officer gave In 2-Car Crash reation Department, to be fi­ ’They quoted Smith as saying Toward dawn, rain fell. Can­ Gains outnumbered losses by ley Bruneau o f Coventry and friends was very much apprecl- Advertisement- men James Martin, Raymond him moute-to-mouth resuscita­ nanced by an equal $40 (xm- a woman in the apartment on vas covered hatches of tanks Mra Robert Stevenstm of New- ated. It is indeed a victory for To Seek Riot Causes Bob Gibbs Elephants, Rober a ratio of S-to-2, paring an ear­ Hanna and Richard Rand. tion. An Elizabeth Dr. man was ar­ tributkm from the DUng Junior which he was knocking had con­ and armored personnel car­ "A fte r several breaths, he Ington; and several nieces and them as well as for myself, to’s ponies. Aerial Act, Rock riers. Soldiers and police ly margin of 2-to-l. WlUey shortly afterward was rested on one charge early this High SclMol Student Couixrti. tracted him to move furniture (Continued from Page One) (Willey) started to cough and nephews. I {riedge my best effort to all. Johnson’s speech of the (xmtin- vUle Elks Fair, AfcP Shopping huddled to doomays. Only tiluree The Dow Jones induatrlaJl av­ taken by ambulance to Man­ morning and his son was charg­ 3. RetxmaideraUon o f a re­ from the apartment. Police gag and finally • breathed by Funeral services will be held the people I represent and to all to the White House, Congress, ulng debate over whether he Plaza. ChUdren’B Matinee Sat- new injuries were reported, erage at noon was up 1.62 at chester Memoc|al Hospital ed with three motor vehicle 'vl- quest fo r sldewolkB (m a por­ said however, that Smith did himself," the patrolman said. Monday at 11 a.m. at First tee peoirie who worked In my state governors and mayors. acted as quickly as he should urday aftenuwn, special prices None was caused by gunfire. 904.76. 'vrtiere he was treated fo r dizzi­ olatlons os a result of a two-car tion of Union St., tabled sev­ not know the woman’s name. An oxygen mask was usea ______, ___ Congregational Church. The behalf. Democratic Gov. Otto Kemer have in committing federal for rides. Free admission. No new fires ignited to swell ness and released, a hospital coUlsion at Conway and Sanford eral months ago. Smith is scheduled to appear Newspaper surveys showing on W illey until the ambulance Rev. William E. Beldan Jr., Very truly yours, of Illinois w ill be chairman. troops to Detroit riot areas. •• ------the staggering total of 1,300 set the decline in second-quarter spokesman said. Rds., police reported. 4. Disouasion o f an emer­ in Mainchester Circuit Court 12 pastor, w ill officiate. Burial will Donald S. Genovesl Mayor John V. Lindsay of New The President said the federal TTie Herald’s Vem m Bureau since Sunday. and first-half earnings from a Love ssdd he was approached arrived. Tiw son, eSrtstopher B. Earl,- gency sidawoUc repair poU^, Love quoted Krawezyk as be in Nathan Hale Cemetery. Aug. 7. York w ill be 'vice chairman. government should move to Is at 58 Parte St,, teL 876-8186 But Detroit is still edgy, dazed year ago brought no big sur- about 5:63 by an unidentified 17, of 22 Elizabeth Dr., was (xmceraing the merits of black­ Friends may call at the Pot­ Russell C. Henderson, 61, of “ In their work,” Johnson curb disorder only "in extraor­ or 648-3711. Nefwa Itoua may —and still seeking the causes of prises. 'Die fact that buslness- charged with operating a motor top versus concrete. ter Fimeral Home, 456 Jack- Buddhists Revere Tree Hartford, was charged at 6:58 said, "the commission members dinary circumstances where be mailed to PJ>. Box 837, one of the worst racial explo- men Indicated they expect a vehicle wlto defective equip­ 6. A report from Public m a m c m s t s k c s t m m scxi S t, 'WlUimantic, Sunday ANURADHAPURA, Ceylon— p.m. yesterday with dlsre- w ill have access to the facts local authorities have stated Rookvme, sions in history. Nobody has the continued decline in the third ment, improper passing and W(>rks Dire(rtor WUUam O’N eill garding a stop sign at Porter gathered by Director J. Edgar ______from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Buddhists regard the sacred Bo that they cannot maintain order whole answer yet. quarter, however, tended to A-J operating a motor vehicle with­ on knmediake reoonstrucU(m of >DurfaK)ritje01ds ’Tree as the oldest li’ving tree. and Oak Grove Sts., police said. H(x>ver and the Federal Bureau ^ th their own resources.” De- Washington is seeking an- dampen enthusiasm, out insurance. a .portion o t Bush HUl R(L GRAND THEFT CHARGED ’They say it was grown from a He is scheduled to appear in of Investigation. The FBI will parting frdm his text, he said in T o llo n d swers, tM . Prertdent Johnson xhe simmering down of ra- The father, ElUott, 62, waa O'Neill has given top priority ROMEOVILLE, Bl. (AP) — branch of the tree under which Manchester Circuit Court 12 continue to exercise its full au- that case reliance must fall app^ted a special commission clal riots In the cities brou^t charged with allowing a minor to the area for repairs to pre­ Burt Ware, a college student Buddha attained enlightenment. Aug. 7. thorlty to investigate these upon "federal authority that we Utility Pole to ^ d y toe causes, and find sortie confidence to Wall Street, to operate a motor vehicle with­ vent storm flooding. from Bridgeport, Omn., was riots, in accordance 'with my have limited authority to use.” roluti^, for racial disorders In steels, motors and noofeirous Mancitc&te^ LUMBER^ out Insurance. .standing Instructions, and to 6. ConaideraUon o t a pro­ charged with graiid theft Thurs' In his speech, the President Struck by Car D e^lt imd otherxlties. metals were mostly higher. Police sMd Christopher was posal to (diange tee method o t continue to search for evidence emphasized there would be no the driver of a (»r whl(to col­ of conspiracy.” relm- Xhe Associated Press average waiter bUling to a okralght iDgoonsale? S ' Other Jobs More Important rewards or salutes for the De- ______lided at 12:17 with another oper­ He gave no opinion on wheth­ A telephone pole wee struck ^ qq gtoyim at noon was up 1.0 water-usage haala. ^ U n g now cruiser reported stolen. " ._ ^ It rioters—i^ rh ^ intocatoig early today on Crestwood IW. Jtovlngwlthdrawn It for a few ^t 889.0 with industrials u^ 3.1, ated by Joyce B. Borglda of 46 ta done on a water^usage plus Ware, 19, was taken into cus­ er a conpiracy .has been in­ that those who^ burned their -by a car driven . . . by FWlUam----- hnomhours,Thurstoy. 'n ,,.*.,!.'., One reason ™was f^Us up .1 and utilities up .6. Conway Rd. volved. fixture formula. tody by Romeoville police Few Looters Arrested; neighborh(x>ds obm expect no Abere Jr.,- 21,- of------RFD 2, ■ slshtoeers out of toe gperry Rand, up a frartlon, Police did not have details on Officials said earlier this federal help in rebuilding. 7. Pooolble action on a $1,- about 80 miles southwest of Chi- police reported. ® ®**y continued to pace the list on the accident at presstlme today. week the FB I has not Independ Yet, at einotoeF point, he said; 000 aUooaUcm from tee Sewer (»gD when they spotted the $40,- Police Busy Elsewhere He was unlrtjured, they said. official sMd. was because of volume. It has declared its first The Earls are scheduled to ap- Department Reserve FVnd to 000 craft going through the Cal- s e r d 'S f pSVS.d-'ssTKir’coSis community pressures” for pro- c^sh dividend since 1960. peaur In Manitoesteif' Ciriniit cover coeta of a study for plans few. But let us remember that it Cburt 12 Aug. 14. rtSen ft ^ O ilc a r o h M ^ r NEW YORK (A P ) — Why could not be based on photo- ______have ho immediate comment on of toe car about 2:80 while “ w ”■ ^ . Otei Mathleson spurted 4 to tie-in the town’s Center Re- is law-abl^g Negro families rounding a curve, and the auto eariy Thursday. don’t police arrest people who graphs alone, toe Johnson’s remark. . ^ P«tets. Odin said It yrould spin Uef Trunk Sewer to tee pro­ who have ^ fe r e d most at the ran ott the 14ft sldw ot the road to u i^ to® rtot ^ a s and esti- off Us drug subsidiary, E. R. hands of toe rioters.” posed Northeast Intereeptor Lawrence Goodman, owner of are plainly seen looting in pic- t o ^ L S ^ toe Ild e k and hit the pole. ^tod prepay d ^ e by ^ gqiilbb, and meige It wlto Beech- Bombs on Coventry' ftju s te Jid Soliciting support for his so- Sewer.- . tores taken by newspaper and The aciddent is under Inves­ exceed $260 million. The cago discount stores, said he ^ , _____ Flor 11 houra o f tenit night 8. Possible adoption of a res­ did not know Ware and had no television cameramen, Robert Reese, Detroit city congress members who have tigationti^tton**1by by '^oopeTiGmrwit^ Trooper Alan Wit- ^®*^‘ *^” 1 W^em Financial dived in 19i^ 'wfaen the Geitnana were olution, stipulating teat Alfred t w *tei Of Stafford Springs Troop. e«^re«ted ^ mUUon more than a polnt-a Mg loss idea why the boat was stolen. ' Police officials In Detroit, attorney, agreed. Some corro- opposed his social legislation- reaction. It Is a time for action: ______^ lort in retaU business sales and bent u|xm tee dertruotton of P. Werbner ia not in oonfllct bating evidence would be need' percentagewise for this low Ware told police he attended New York and Newark, N.J. legislation he said would help starting with legislative action workers’ wages. Ooverttry, England, tee Luft­ of Intereet, as defined by the ed he said priced stock. The New York toe University of Bridgeport answered^ that question Thurs­ root o u t' "toe conditions that to Improve life in our cities. The Bulldozers chewed vlnto the waffe dropped 226 tons of town charter. Werbner has day In a' number of ways, but Besides other more Important breed despair and violence.” strength and promise of toe law O w Ps Eyes .>,.11. ot ®teck Exchange said It had bomba on tbe city, practicidiy done appraisal wot.Pat­ ^ eradicate rate that prey on answer—that another answer point, Kennecott 2, IBM and mitted to the Federal Depart­ rolman Ronald Tews, 87, a 16- vMoo. Other bbda must afcru- Hordes of rats have appeared “A policeman’s primary re- slum children, Johnson said: "A lies in the way people respond In ruined stores and buildings. Amerlimn Smelting a point each, U r us SAYI YOU MONIY ON HOME lEPAIR NEEDS ment of Houaiiig and Urban In Memoiiam year veteran of Detroit’s force. tlnlxe an ebjedt with only oae Zenith and United Aircraft lost sponsibUity is to protect life,” government that has spent mil­ to the disorders. eye at a time. The city prepared to fight them JOIN THE TEAM Development (KUD). In ioviog memory ot Anthony J. said Jacques Nevard, New York "What could two or tliree lions- to protect baby calves “ There is a danger,” he said, a couide of points and Boeing LET US SAVE YOU MONEY ON HOME REPAIR NEEDS You’ve heard lota o f talk A tty, Shaa^haa ruled that no Rowe 'Who poaeed away July 36, policemen do against 600?’-’ he ISOSL deputy police commissioner. from worms can surely afford “ that toe worst toll of this trag­ about the. "medical team"— conflict of interest exlsta "When he must make a choice, asked. to show toe some concern for Texaco and Jersey Standard doctors, pharmacists, scien­ Uke lUUnc leaves tbe yearn dritt edy w ill be counted In the hearts Werlmer to a member o f the he is duty botmd to protect life, Tews said he was on toe East baby boys and girls.” of Americans; in hatred, in rose more than a point 'each. tists, nurses all the profes- ReoltixV Advtoocy Committee Side delivering medical supplies B rt% e memory of you wU never even whUe so doing he leaves With the GOP stiU his target, fear, In heated words which will Xerox dropped 8. sK m ^y and technically and the Insuramm Advloory die. I last Monday when he saw a U.S. Marines Invade trained men and women try­ In ow faearte you’ll alwaya stay. property uni«otected.” he continued; "There are some not end toe-conflict but prolong Prices were mostlly higher on Committee, bote' chosen by Lorro and remembered more each drug store being fleeced by loot- today, who feel that we cannot the American Stock Eiro>M»«gM,. ing to ke^ well people day. A Detroit patrolman, who It. healthy and to help cure the their respective aseoclatl(ms to asked that his name be with­ a model cities’ program. "L et us acknowledge the trag­ infirm. assist the town. Neither to an Wife. San, Oaufliter^n'Law and held, said___ he was__ on duty _ on toe _ tried to atop them and had to They _ reduced my request for DMZ’s Southern Half Gnuzleao edy; but let us not exaggerate But, there's (me iinportant otflctol town agency. Werlmer, West Side during a wave of loot- ^**® *'“ ^®** them funds this year by two-thirds. It,” he said, and cadled for "re ­ (Continued tram Page One) "Ceylon Buses En^iah menfoer of the team who's in to chairman of, tbe in Memoriam ing last Sunday and Monday. *^te q broken bottle. "There are some who feel we neweanewed ueuicauondedication anaand unaer-under- aw. n natnmimiete CXaLOMBO — Oeylon oK en hardly ever mentl(med—the T W n Devriopment Oommtosion, In iorinc memory of Alfred J. “We’d go In to get toe looters. Tews didn’t Uke that. “We’re cannot afford addltiimal good standing (n the heart of every with damaging a 120-foot North “ PLYWOOD PE6D0ARD SAKRETE patient on offictol town agency. , '"*>o paeoed am y July X, Vietnamese aunprislng slgMii fo r OU-movie U66. t. arrest four and, have 400 get not.A canniabis, know,” he teachers for the children of pov- oltizen.” / Vietnamese submarine chaser 7***,o” ' AU rtoadard plya. 4’x8’ panels. Ideal In handy bags. All tbe years of training 9. PoosStle apfrtaval o f an ^ away,” he said. "W e Just Aald. erty. Or new efforts to house Asking everyone to search his Wednesday In a raid 30 irtlles - * ...mv fensL London’s oU doiiile-deck 4’ X 8’ poneia (n for kltelwns, utili­ S c 1 e n t 1 f'i- ASmya a sgeot bmetodbe . 9 burtta tbe lumbertQg n d ve* and experience waiting to pUoatloa from Flrat Hartford C le w you! You held^ofT on a youthful new OMs til! you could get the biggest couldn’t handle them all. (3apt Robert Rawley, in­ own heart, Johnson declared: «®«t of H a iphong . cra« was bombers mauled enemy exterior ox Interi­ ty rooma woik- caSy mIxeiL Needs serve you count fo r nothing- MOny a aileat (ear. (Mily tee addttloa Realty Corp- for connection to Mvingi o f the year. And they’re here—at your Olds Dealer’s annual Year tu t always a beauUftd memory "When we did arrest some, formation officer for toe 46th or types. Interior teopa. E asily unless you use i t The pre- 8th District aanttary aewers Of one we loved ao dear. Infantry of toe Michigan Na­ o f End Sale! So cht»k him today. He’s saying Y.E.S. to your kind o f price. G ^ cave us atreogth to bear it. we’d have to take them in to ’’Theirs is a strange system of violence, I say tUs: Think net alongside a coastal island metodranma, have r»- 4’ xS ’ M B K woriteiL $2J8 acripti(m y(m don’t have fill­ fo r ita proposed SOO-condo- x ) 4 ...... W w W w ater...... wtfw epumge to 4ao« (bo Uow, Jail. And there wasn’t anyeme to tional Guard, trtilch arrived in bookkeeplng.” again. Who is ^eaUy the loser a » l was burning hrilllantly ^ ed, tbe last few pills you minlum-aportmenta project (m Y.E.S. to your kind o f trade-in. Take your pick o f beautifully engineered nw s ta tu mooat to lose you Detroit Sunday nig^t, said rtien violence comes? Whose when the Oitekany pUots Iqft the , ^ i eperate. d(m’t bother to take, tbe ad­ No one vU over know. call for help.” Capitol HUl generally en­ LydoU S t The dtotiict sewera Oldsmobiles: Toronado. Ninety-Eight, 88, Cutlass, Visto-Cruiser. 4-4-2 or newsmen were able to stay In nelgfaboihood la made a sham- area. mgnianaa near ooi^ ~ vice you ignore, can turn vic­ The city officials reported an­ dorsed his creation of toe riot- are closer to tbe area than are F-85— the extra-value o u t that are pricixl for extra savings right now. Wife and FtmU; other problem—a picture Isn’t one place, watch as people loot- probe commission. But Senate Mes? Whose life ,'ls threatened The lull In ground aetkm In where they Mt at tratls and W O TB P M V1SNTH> tory over (Usease into defeat t moat?” 1 SouUt Vietnam was punctuated teoop exmeentrationa. D M AiNOBZJBB-Artding Uq- Should you be(x>me ill, Joirt town oewen. Osrd Of Thinks enough, it appears, to make an ^ Rnd znep pictures. But Democratic Leader Mike Mans­ First Hartford has been guardsmen were alwaya ' m'o^- "Tha apdstlea of violence, by two akirmlteea Involving UJI. Command repmted two » » imrogen (o the atmoapheze the team—do your share for Ck)Oki8inobUcatyqttrncare8t^traMportsttoBC6Hter arrest stick. field said he expected pressure your own good health. ing, he said. with their ugly drumbeat of paratroopera of the UJL lOlat U.8. aoldltn were killed and 16 balde rtii|tq»lng tnden rigntfir- granted a sane teange from i ------— - . .. ______Brendan Byrne, Essex County to continue for a separate Rural Residence to Reoktooca A When they did head for a spot congressional Investigation. hatnd, must know that they'are Airborne Dlvlslon’a lo t Brl|^Ufo wounded In a mlotakan artillery coiitty md|icea luasot motting yyiatiatty Prezecutor, n id his o ^ ® «*h1 for tea ponri. However, it still etoere looting was reporto(l, the heading’ for dioaster,” he said. In Quang Ngal Prorinoe, on the aheUlng Thursday. The Army dtidttuce while it M od the way twyta rwiii nt, we twpotaiMy (tartk Newark police were ’’studying Republican Senate Leader must apply to the Town Plan­ ______looters saw their trucks and ‘^And every man who really central coast oold a battery sitypotttng a ca- to maifcet, aclenUMa toaod ra> WESTOWH the possibility” ot arresting Everett M. Dirksen and House ning Commlaslan fo r a qteotal waeztarter Pb- looters identified In newspaper acurrled s'vmy. A t no time, he GOP Leader Gerald R. Ford wonts progress or Juotice or In the first enooitiitef. pan- volry unit near Son oo the ced^. afore lettiict ia (umad ■■ PHARMACY permit tm Its planned oonstnic- ^ snd.televlslan photographs. *shl, did guatdSmen allow loot- backed the commission’s objec­ equality must stand against troopan with artillery svpport oentral coast accidentally fired down at (2m m arint bacatiaa o t 466 Ifortford P L 649 9946 tton. But on aide noted tbe i»rob- Ing to go on without acting to tives. them and their miserable 'virus claimed 10 enemy (food and said one 106mm round Inalde the ca- rumethrawa spots tow* for aogr *’**“te^ lema InvolveiL "An indictment prevent It There also was an echo In of hate.” ' than were,no UJI.' casualtlasi valiy untt’a peilmatsir. other raaawt. t N '.

IvIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY^ JULY 28, 1967 p a g e t h ir t e e n PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 Tolland D r a g s Himself , to Safety Hebron Budget Paring Gould Offset i .VII Coiigress Eyes Own BEBRfS WORLD Barbectie U.S. Tax Hike Need: Ford e ~^owa of the Present Size Despite Johnson Riot Panel U.S. Airman Chews Ropes, W ASH INO TO N (A P ) — House swing the economy axe at the Seen Needing Shop Center WASHINGTON (AP) —While planned to move forward with a Tom orrow RepubUcan Leader Gerald R. Congress applauded President of riot-connected plans „ . 4 . * j ment regarding waste is true, One of the major needs cf o . . , « . n a JOIN-UP Ford says deep cuts in federal has h* waited so long to ^In The2, menite,. which usueUy contain Escapes from Viet Cong At Church spending on space, public works act? Tolland is t))e development of two-flii'r^ one bedroom, and riot Investigating committee, proOgg of possibly subversive commercitd Sctlvlty within the \ and foreign aid would offset any Q. Shotdd Congress defer ac­ one-third two bedroom apait- there were Indications today Its influences in the uprisings, town boundsuiea. Local reai- mente. Yns, join tho A country chicken barbecue need for a tax hike this yeu*. tion on legislation to raise the own Initial legislative response And Sen. Thruston B. Morton, (OaattBned frocn P age One) ------— ------pay of postal workers and other dente now find It necessary The kx»tion of garden apaxt- American Rnvolu- and sale sponsored by the men’s The cuts can be made in de­ to the nation’s rash ot disorders R ^ K y ., 'brlticlzed both the GO P KoM.li/.n /«,«, OUE North Vietnamese coilld be dead for sure. A ll I could do w as federal employes? to visit 'Vernon, Manchester or mente in a town aventifles the and women’s fellowship of Gil­ fense as well as nondefense could come next week. Qig president for what he tion today. Buy o Z' s«en below. He ordered In artU- pray, and you better beUeve I Hartford for goods and serv­ composition of. 'the local, popu­ spending, Ford said, in reit­ A. The Republican leadership Johnson’s anticrime bUl was gaid were attempts to turn the mander. lA. Ool. Thomas P. barrages on top of them. was praying." ead Congregational Church will ices, including such everyday lation, attracting single and brand now Ramb­ erating his opposition to the six has been calling for belt- put In position for House consld- rioting to partisan political ad- be held at the church tomor­ needs aa groceries drugs and young married people, as wen Lynch of Spokane, Wash., who York, numb with pain, was ^he barrage ended quickly, per cent income tax surcharge tightening since JM ua^ IW , eration next week and could vemtage. ler American clothing. as miadle-aged couples whose called for silence on the busy being carried into the Jungle as York w as alone beside the two row. The sale will commence at proposed by President Johnson, when it became o b ^ o u that the become the vehicle for amend- Although ibe Euiticrime bill children haye grown up and from mo for what radio net so he could hear the the first rounds came in. The men who had been carry- 4 pm.. and run to 7 p.m. The Here are Ford’s responses to high cost of the Vietnam w ar Lt. Samuel Bird A town of 7,100 persons menta aimed at riot-causing gcheduled for debate Wednes- could support a shipping cen­ left home. other "Brand X" last man on the platoon’s radio two Vietnamese carrying hia |„g his legs. H e tugged painfully chicken supper wUl be served questiona from The Associated and the continuing threat of in- MEMPHIS, Tenn (AP) — In conditiona. dg,y contEilna only $60 million to ter to meet the everyday needs .' One 152Tunllt apEutment com­ set legs were kUled in the fir^ at hla beK and puUed his wrists from 5- to -7 p.m. ^ s s - flaOon required the setting up of 1968 .^rmy Lt. Samuel R. Bird Though praising the blue-rib- ijgip beef up local police depart- dealers wont for of the community. plex in Vernon is valued at "Charger (the battalion com- blast. The men at his shoulders frag go he could get his teeth to Tables will be set up both commanded the eight-man mUl- bon riot commission. Senate menta, a bipartisan gproup of 46 late model used Q. How much reducOon wo^d ^ “JJJjTthrpo’S n S lt ^ t W e Loced commercled develop­ $850,000 on the GrEutd List and Democratic Leader Mike Mans­ mander's code name), everyone dropped him to the groimd. u,e ropes. Then he ■ started indoors and outdoors and the tary entourage that ushered House members Introduced leg­ have to be made to stave off a ment is considered essential pays local taxes of $45,000. The field said he didn’t think it cars. That's oil else is dead," the voice said. "I realised they were our chewing feverishly. event wi'U be held regardless least important programs. President John F. Kennedy's NGSSirf photo islation ’Thursday to pro'ride tax hike? for . the weU-t>eing of the pop­ town plows 2,000 feet of town- would end pressures on Capitol There were some mumbled ^ells" York said laiter rt a ’Vietnamese battal- o f the weather. However, President Johnson casket to Arlington National $S(X) million to help local law there is to it. A. The Congress and the Pres­ accepted road and educates a Hill for a separate congression­ words about home and mother, hospit^. I w m sure the torn- overwhelmed the The booths will feature ignored that demand and taas„ Cemetery. ulation, is an important land Engaged enforcemei\t agencies deal with Check this sam­ ident, working together, can total of eight achool-age chil­ al probe of big city riots. continued to Ignore It. In 1962, use and a major generator of riots. Then “Charger. I’m dying’’. m ^ s U vmuld kiU m « ^ so-man platoon-kffllng 18 of the white elephant, rummage, surely achieve whatever spend­ Today, Bird, now a captidn, dren living in the complex. ple buy — then traffic flow, according to the The engagement of Miss One senator who flew to the The proposal may be offered The set went sUent. what they to ^ if ^mericJiia - h T ^ a c h e d the handiwork and food. ing cutbacks are necessary to Cbhgress adopted vdu.t is known must be carried or wheeled town's . comiprehenslve plan, Newly married couples in Detroit riot area Wednesday, aa an amendment to the Presi­ hurry — because Lynch assumed everyone in they dldn t. then our artfllery -om oahv nerimeter where an- The menu will include half match the revenue which might as the comparabUlty provision wherever he goes through the Linda Roberts of Manchester completed Ui 1964. such a complex usually buy a Republican Robert P. Griffin of dent’s proposal, cleared Thurs­ the platoon was MUed. Numer- would get me. I thought I was ^thelTsO iSnericans were lying a chicken, tossed salad, potato be obtained through a tsix in­ regarding federal pay — the long corridors of Kennedy Vet­ house when they bbgln a ftun- to Murray E. Glover of Ithaca, supplies ore limit­ 'Die reiiort stated the town MlchlgELn, said here Johnson’s day fo r floor action. in foxholes. SEdad, cranberry sauce, french crease. principle that federal 'workers erans Administration Hospital lly, according to the owner of N .Y. has been announced by apiiolntment does not eliminate As leaders of both parties re- ed. bread, beverage and dessert. should receive pay comparable here. of 4,100 (in 1964), could sup­ the apartmenta Comnianded by Capt. William To date, the only definite sur­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tee need for a congressional midned undecided about the Half portions will be avaUable. with that of nongovernment em­ port a- small shopping center G eorge' De Cormier C. Pratt of Edinburg, Tex., they tax figure we have heard from Bird, of Wichita, Kan., is a Property Tax Relief Frustrated, Hostile Youth ployes performing similar work. domiiiated by food and local RuaseU M. Roberta of 640 teveatigation. form any congresalontd inves­ In addition a special the President is six per cent, casualty of the war In Vietnam. The Tolland Planning and were soon under rocket and ma­ Mansfield said the Commls- tigation of the rioting should plan and take out dinners wiU administration has estlmat- At this point In time, the 1967 An enemy sniperrs bullet last con’venleoice stores such as a . Zoning Commission has re­ Spring St.' 5AMPLE chine gun attack from the shad­ slon Is “ the best way to face take, the Senate JudiciEuy Ck>m- Seen Detroit Riot Trigger federal pay raise legislation still Jaql 27 left him with crippling store and barber shop, owy figures at the edge of the be provided. gd the revenue from imposition ceive copleis 'ot apartment Her fiance is a son of Mr. up” to violence in America and mlttee announced public hear­ BUY is In committee, so I cannot brain damage, and he is unable t®Wn of, 10,000 people (ex- clearing. TUckeit reservation and fur- of a six per cent surtax on In- zoning regulations from sev­ and Mrs. Elson K. Glover of “would be, I would hope, above ings next Wednesday on a 2 (Conttmied from Page One) comment on It specifically.' I to use his legs. pected sh o rty effter 1970) could ther information may be had come taxes at $4.8 billion to $5 eral area towns and cities and Ithaca. suspicion of partisan politics in Hoube-pastsed antiriot bi'll. The In a forward foxhole Sp. 4 would not like to see the com- Only a quick evacuation by support a variety store, sev- entrance exams, low Income, by contacting H arvey Desruis- billion. is investigating tee advisabil­ Miss Roberts Is a graduate any way whatsoever.” measure would make it a feder- rame Cavanagh and Police Robert Rohan, from Omro, parabUity principle •violated. It helicopter saved his life, and oral supennarkets and a Um- crowded housing, and injustices seaux, Robert Dixon, James j jggj certain that federal ity of permitting apartment of Manchester High School and Republican Senate Leader ed crime to cross state lines for Wis., fired a claymore mine, wotdd be unfair to government there still Is doubt of a complete tted range o f other shopping of the past supplied a ready 'You'll like Harmon! He's a real, mindless, bureaucrat's Derby, AWen Warner and Ken- gpendihg can be cut sufficiently construction in town. the Licensed 'PracticEd Nurse Everett M. Dlrkaen said he the purpose of starting a riot. shattering a patch of jungle employes to Insist that they be recovery. f«w:illties. have won nationwide praise for spawning ground for anger and mindless bureaucrat!" neth ElUs. to offset the President’s demand The further develoipment of Program of the Hartford Hos­ hoped tee commission would with the lethal pellets. Later, 11 penalized simply because the "With all the drive Sam’s got. The town presently has o n e ______quick use of federal urban aid frustration, not all over Detroit, dead Communists soldiers were Lake Group Meeting for additional revenue in that industry, (ximmerce and pos- pital School of Nursing. She is “move with real dispatch.” He administration has failed to hold heT make It,” said Richard E. large groewy ^tore at tee J^c- ^ibiy garden aparteients would emploTeiT as a member of the funds, and for an open-door poll- 12th Street, found there with three rocket Tbe Amston Lake Improve­ amount. SEdd Johnson “has picked pretty WACs Will Seek the line on federal spending Bird, a retired Kansas lumber­ •tion of R t .' 195 and the W ll cy toward Negro views and . K ^ Jime 24 when the Mich- launchers and two machine ment AssodaUon will meet to- Q. In what areas would you help reduce tee property tax nuraing skaff at H artford H os­ good people.” generally. ;* man and father of the wounded bur Cross Highway, and two ^ Igan CSironicIe, Detroit’s weekly night at 8 at the cmnmunlty propose reductions? What specl- burden on the individual home- pital. One of those selected. Sen. 4,000 Recruits complaints. , guns beside them. soIiUer. or three: 'sm all nelghtiorhood newspaper, first sensed chibhouse on Wood Acres Road, flf, programs? owner, who accounts for the Mr. Glover is a graduate of Fred R. Harris, D-Okla., CEdled ’There are Negro congressmen trouble. “It , surprised , me, all them TV-Radio Tonight g;rocery stores. The town also ‘ Plans to increase tee enlist­ Amston Lake. In August, the A. ’The House has already cut lion’s share o f the town’s in­ Ithaca High School and the Johnson’s address “ excellent John Conyers and Charles C. The paper got a rash of tele- there dead, has a bank, two liquor stores, ed strength of tee Women’s annual election of officers ■will presidential appropriation re­ Town Student Lynda Johnson come. New York Agricultural and and forceful.” said Rohan. WASmNGTON (AP) — Lyn­ four gasoline stations, and one Army Corps by about 4,000 Diggs Jr., Negroes on the board phone calls after it published a be held. TTie nominating com­ quests by $3.47 billion. Addition­ ’The continuing increase in Technicsil Institute at Alfred, " I agree with hia making BRAND NEW ’67 RAMBLER AMERICAN In another foxhole nearby two da Bird Johnson, just back from limcheonette, a l)arber shop over the next two years have of education and one Negro city story about a group of Negro mittee includes. Alfred Gold­ al cuts will be made in the re­ Attends UCLA tee number of children to be where he was a member of clear first that lawlessness and 220 2-DOOR SEDAN councilman. , , , . j „ soldiers drew straws to see who a two-week London vacation, and a beaiity salon. been announced by Sgt. l.C. youths stoned and chased off a Television stein, Mrs. Roy CoUlns and maining appropriation bills. If educated in tee local schools Kappa’ Sigma Epsilon fratem- 'violence cannot be tolerated or fishing island by a group of ^ turned up in her father’s office Most residents do teeir and rising educational costs Jack Pohlman, Army recruit­ What went wrong? ^ Funk, from Cerro Mrs. Alexander Toth. the Senate will a<^ accordingly, Space Institute ity. He received his BS degree condoned In our society. I Eigree Hie sullen young mam on the whites, 5:00 ( 3) Morvte in Frosress ( 3) Death Valley Days (C) Prank and Marian’s Store - watch him address the nation shopping out of town, spending niay otherwise .-^ch the point in mechanical engineering at with his statement of his contin er located at Army A Navy Gordo, ni., vdio did not respond ( 8-02) Mike Douglas In 7:15 (40) You Asked for It the Congress can reach the $4.5 com er of 12th amd Pingree, Much of the amger was di- at Hebron Center ■will be closed Lawrence Roger of ManrSies- on civil (liaorders. their money elsewhere and where tee townspeoiple find it d u b . to repeated calls after an enemy Progress (30) Newsreel billion to $5 billion goal I cited. Newark (N .J .) College of En- uing conviction that despite the watchlng a bulldozer reduce a rected at police who, the youths (10) Perry Mason 7:30 (. 3-12) WUd, WUd West (C) from July 31 to Aug. 7. ter, u senior at W orcester Poly- There had- been no -prior word creating jobs in neighboring difficult to meet their tax ob­ gineering and served with the tragic riots we must move with “The increase will provide grenade landed near his fox­ (112) Merv Gritfln Show In (18) (Checkmate I beUeve the space, public bumed-out hulk to a pile of had said, “seemed more inter- ( 8) tBVont Row Friday Night Open Houses that Lynda, 23, was back In the towns, rather than in their ligations. addi-tlonal apportunities for hole. Progress works, foreign aid and military technic Institute, wlas among U.S. Navy. He la employed at urgency to make equality of charred bricks, frowned when ested in taddng a report than in (18) Highway Patrol (40) Time Tunnei (C) Hebron residents and all United States. So it came a s a own. The town’s tax levy has the Naval Reactors Division of opportunity real for all Ameri- young femsde high school grad­ Sgt. Richard Martin of Asbar- (20) Futh tor Today (10-202230) Tarzan (C) construction programs and non- 30 outsitanding science studenta * 1 8 9 5 ' ' “ * he heard the question. < finding those guys.’’ 8:30 ( 3-12) Hogan’s Heroes (C) friends of Mr. and Mrs. Win- surprise when Lynda, In a Spending in Town risen by almost $1 million in uates to receive top-notch okee, Mont., drew the short (30) Riverbool Vietnam defense items can Combustion Engineering Inc., cans,” Harris said. DMlveied in Menoheater (40) Monsters (24) Creative Person throp Porter and Mr. and Mrs. from unlvepsitles throughout bright orange dress, appeared Tolland has traditionally training in a number of skills, ■’I ’U tril you, brother, but On July 1 tension climbed an- straw and headed _ _ across___ the (40) 'Malibu U. (C) stand substantial cuts. There is five years, while tee mill rate Windsor, and is studying at the House GOP Lesuler Gerald R. State oalea tax, title and registration extra. 6:30 (20) Film Thursday night. bem near the bottom of lists together with all tee other you’d better not put my name in other imtch wlto the kUllng a buHgt-whlpped 80 yards between (40) Peter Jennings (C) (18) Subscription TV Albert HUdlng, are invited to nothing sacred about the man- the country who recently par- has climbed from 31 mills to Westinghouse Nuclear Power Ford endorsed Johnson’s objec­ 6:00 ( 3-8-10-12-10) Neiws (C) (1020-22-30) Man from attend the open houses being tdcipiaited in a special summer Mrs. Johnson has been at the of Income percentage sjwnt tives and said the commission benefits of Army service,” tee Fully equipped, Including: the paper,’’ he said. “I can’t ^eU Negro prosOt^, foxholes. Halfway across (22) Summer Htehllghts (O UNCLE (C) to-the-moon timetable, and 51 mills. The mill rate is still School at the Atomic Energy speak for nobody but me, man, Vivian WlUiams, 24, an ^eirtt- yeUed, “Where the hell (30) MIcHale's Navy 9:00 ( 3-12) Movie held at their respective homes institute in space biology at LBJ Ranch in Texas for the within tee town. Commercial comparable to teat of other Commission Site in Idaho. “ must review the Impact of re­ sergeant said. ■k S-Speed Standard Shift (24) NET Plt^house many public works projects but I decided ain’t no one giving new tesUmony-^ter reacted ^nd began (24) What’s New? on Sunday In observance of the University of C aB fom la at past six days. She was expected development has lagged con- towns in tee immediate area, The wedding is planned for cent judicial decisions In heuidi- Openings in the W A C cur­ it Weathereye Heating System (18) Merv Grittin could be deferred at least a B ig 106-cu.-ln-, 6-cyllnder engine me nothing’ like them (Uncle) -that she had been shot by a ' » ’ 9:30 (1 0 2 ^ £ S ) T.H;E. Cat (C) their 50th wedding anniver­ Los Angeles. to return Thurs'day but was re- siderably behind tee reslden- although some receive more Sept. 16. capping law enforcement Eind rently exist in tee fields of ■k firing to cover Martin’s return. (30) Sports year without harm. ★ Backup Ughta, windshield washer, padded dash and 6:16 (40) Bronco (i 8-40) .Phyllis DUler (C) ported still In Texas late Thurs- tlal development of tee town, the Immediate need for legisla­ communications, administra­ Ttoms has out where they Uve, Detroit plainclothes detective, The B ig American guns to the (30) Miami Undercover 10:00 ( 8-40) Avengers (C) saries. Q. (k>uld reductions be made The four-week course, sup­ services for their -tax dollar. vlaors, hazard warning lights and more. 6-yT./60,000 and I just went and got some of "Rumors spread Uke wUdfire 6:30 (34) Struggle for Peace (R) 424) .WiU Real Ben Franklin The Porters’ open house will ^y- The comprehensive plan lists tive action to penalize profes- tion, dental and mediced skills, rear slammed shell after shell Please Siaitd Up in defense spending without im­ ported by the National Aero­ mile power train waHanty. ( 3-12) milter ChonUte C) sdonal agftatona who luive personnel, secretarial akllla what I want’’ through the nelghborhood-tem- at the enemy, a total of 6,682 in ( 8) Peter Jenninn (C) (102022-30) Laredo be at their hom ^ on Porter St. pairing the w ar effort? nautics and Space Administra­ w • /XI I I three suggested areas for com- Tollandi news for the next Air Photo Finds ^ ^ ^ ^ ii. pers grew ugly and several (1020-30) Huntleir^rinkley 11:00 ( 3 « (C). 10022230-40) in Gilead from 2 to 5 p.m. tion, w as designed to Interest ^ Mrs. Moise Tshombe mercial development, and fur- two weeks will be handled by aroused a hoodlum element In automatic data processing and He looked to be no m o ro ^ residents caUed the three hours. (C) News. Sraits. Weather A. There is no question in my Revolutloiianf Used Car Values (30) Richard Diamond Sunday afternoon, rain or promdsiing undergraduateB , in /. NEW YORK (AP) — Mrs. ther recommends permitting The Herald’s 'Vernon Bureau, many of. these affected commu­ mEuiy more, he pointed out. 18, ^ same ^ k walnut «^or chronicle demanding to know U.S. Air Force bombers 6:45 (1200) News mind that defense spending for Citrus Damage 7:00 (21) What's New? (18) Subacrlptlon TV shine. Moise Tshombe says she be- a professional office building 38 P a rk S t, tel. 876-3136 or nities." Young women with high as the schoolteachers, barbers 11:16 (40) Sports Final fiscal year 1968 can and should the nation’s apace effort. why something wasn’t being roared in as the artillery lifted (3 0 0 0 4 0 ) News, Weather The Hlldlng open house will „ lieves she will be “very success- on tee Green which should be 643-2711. New s items may be Chalrmsui John L. McClellEUi, school d lp lom u who EU’e be­ and undertakers who head home (10) McHale's Navy 11:20 ( 3) Friday Spectacular be cut. The House voted reduc­ The students, selected on the HOUSTON — For tee first 1965 Rambler Ambassador done,” the Chronicle reported 15 briefly, searing the jungle and (20) Huntley-Brinkley 11:30 (10-2022-30) Tonight (C) be held at their home on Route ful” in her efforts to save her in harmony with tee existing mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock­ D-Ark., of the Senate permanent tween tee ages of 18 and 34 each night to their spacious, ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) tions of $1.22 billion in defense basis of ]>ast records and in­ time, an infeatation of the days later. grassy clearings with napalm (>12) Truth or Consequences 6A from 3 to 5 p.m. In the . husband who is threatened with residential character of the ville. investigations subcommittee may be -tested by tee Arm y integrated neighborhoods. (C) (12) Movie appropriations bills. The De­ terest in the biological and Gonverlibis A1 Dunmore, Chronicle man- heavy bombs. Armed hell­ ( 8) TwiUght Zone (. 3) .BYiday Spectacular (O ^ extradition from Algeria to the neighborhood. brown soft scale insect In a cit­ said except for creation of the and, if qualified, receive a event of rain, the open house fense Depsirtmeht could, on its physical sciences, received But neither he nor the dozens aging editor, believes things copters slashed at trails with Congo where he faces a death one of the four suggested rus orchard has been accurate­ commission, “ It’s the same old virritten guarantee of tee job SF.F SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS win be held at the Hebron Con­ own initiative, achieve further scholarsiiips, subsistence al- One owner, 18,000 plus original mllea, eold new and of young men and women, from could have been calmed down their machine guns, . sentence. areas of commercial develop- story—^Just spend more money.” training of their choice before serviced by us. Features Include 327 V-8 engine, gregational Church social reductions without hurting the lowances and rourad-tiiip ex­ Murphey Party ly spotted by aerial infrared mid-teens to mid-twenties, vdio even at this point had any lead- One of Capt. Pratt’s platoons 3he petitioned tee director of ment is the triangle formed, by The Senate and House they enlist. automatic tranamiaslon, power steering, power disc rooms in Hebron Center. w ar effort. penses. photography. Tlve infested or­ hung around similar corners, ers sensed the troubled mood bought Its w ay back to the com- , the United Nations Division of Rt. 30, 74 and the town line, brakes, translator radio, Indl'ridual front seam Defense Secretary Robert S. Roger is the son of Mr. and Slated Tonight chard is near L a Feria in Tex­ Adjust-O-TUt steering wheel, whitewall tires and were the same breed of cat. and made an effort to stem the P®*»y perimeter. Hien Capt. Radio Manchester Evening Herald ; Human Rights Thursday asking adjacent to the town Industrial McNamara reportedly has him- Mrs. Lawrence Roger of 19 as’ lower Rio Grande Vsdley. more. Color: Stallion Brown with white vinyl up­ That was clear in the w ay the spiral flow of rumors. But, he Nelli D. Buie of Wiener, La., Hebron correspondent Mrs. , that the U .N . orders Algeria, to park, and near the commer- About 125 persons are expect­ The photo was taken at an holstery. (J^eouB. “Cat” on 12th Street talked said, no one did. burst across the clearing with (jhig listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 self conceded that there is “fat Clyde Rd. and Is majoring in ^ free her husband, former pre- ciallzed Four Corners section Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. ed to attend tonight’s testimo­ altitude of 1,000 feet. The about how “'Whitey” is holding Sunday, July 24, an illegal 120 men. minute length. Some stations carry (*liier short newscasts.) and waste” in the defense budg- physics at WPI. He is a 1964 , mler of tee Congo. Rockville. New England's Leading nial dinner-dance for Superin­ scale, a sucking Insect, attacks him down by setting up educa­ after-hours liquor store known From then onj it became “a et. I have heard reports that Me honor graduate of Mlanchester Mrs. Tshombe expressed her -phe Central shopping area WDBC—U M 6:45 Lowell lliomas N am ara is getting ready to H igh School. tendent of Parks Horace M ur­ citrus groves in Texas and Flo- 00 tion and job qualifications which as a “Blind Pig” was raided mechanical process,” Lynch 6:56 Phil Rizzuto optimism later in the day at a ig suggested at the Intersec- Two-Year Professional 5:03 Dick Roblnaon Outside " Phone phey. the dean of Manchester rltuldn’t get one be(».uae the riot was, vriiile Negroes ot Once the action started, how­ 11:00 News agan and his first wife, actress tiqq q( Mt. Spring Rd. and the 7 ;so. Dancing viriU be to the four times.’’ 5:36 Speu Up Sports not opened, they said. Only a ’The movers turned the jar it vras too tough to do the grocery shopping in, bis parents’ generatiem huddled ever, a different set of clrcum- 6:00 News . , 11:16 Weather . • Jane Wyman, has been granted wilbur Croas Highway, when a music of ‘"TheSophisticates.” 11:20 Sports Final small number of coins could and money over to the owner thlB is your car. Inca sUver/black interior. in their -darkened, crowded stances came into play. A total of 170 Oommunisis 6:15 Speak Up HarUond 54 McKEE STREET m an interlocutory divorce from piatnned Interchange is con- Tickets are still available In have been taken, a Southern of the site, the Hartford Nation- apartments and tenements just “This was a good xhuTii-g to Y**]? kflled; 19 Americana were “ her husband, David, 28. structed. the general manager’s office in N ew Elngland Telephone Co. a fR a n k and Trust Co., which V off 12th Street and deplored the get a l<)t pf animosity__i__ >4 •_but 4 of4 dead. m Her suit charged extreme Dlveralflcation the Municipal Building. Alive amid the destruction employe told poUce. ’Hie m ^ e y TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS has donated the house to the destruction. yoiir system,” said 'Tindall. “I apparently was stuck in tHb ye- " cruelty and grievous mental Two additional areas of dl- only 52195®® were Pfc. York and 10 others in LBJ Text Highlights from $25.00 to $45.00 . suffering. Mrs. Sills, 26, did not versification of the town’s Loomis Institute and which will " It seems as if the young peo- don’t Uke the way that s.o.b. tum skit. ' ‘ use the house site to expaml its his platotni, all wounded. York 2 seek ^im ony but was grairted growth Is the continuing Citizenship pie are la d in g the bid,” s ^ d ^ w n at the « )m e r is had L m a g ; d to Wte through hla know that they are PoUce theorized a screwdriver WASHINGTON (AP) —Here must mm use Of her mstiden name. The facilities In Windsor Center. Harold Brown, a community me, if I get the chance I’m . text hlehUxhts of President heading for disaster. And every smaU crowbar was used. Now Is the time to bring in, your screena to be repaired. search for additional Industry A foreign national who mar­ sr in the West Central going to throw a brick through “ coi^le married on Feb. 28, 1964 tee start of a study on per­ 1964 Dsdgs Dart organizer lu uto ttcoi. ~ j through the junrfe to join “ ^ man who reaUy wants progress ------;------Storm window glaas r^Iaced. ries a U.S. clUzen does not NO'nCE ■■ and had no children. Organization set up several yars his window. Johnson’s speech------to -- the nation or justice or equality must mitting garden apartments in automatically become an Amer­ v4BaiuxAV4ui> uij ocYc 04 jf04 ^ up wIUi somc of his huddles, . . . , ,, ■ mm Model 170 2-Door Sedan. Wow! Is this car dean— ago by profeaslonal organizer O r the beer and wine atore— ^ nalnftil cheer Thursday night on civil dlsor- stand against them and their Rabbit W ar Cortly the town. ican citizen. However, the per^ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED mm Winston Churchill and equipped just right. Dependable “alant-6” en­ Saul Allnsky. the guy vriio calls you boy and ® der: miserable virus of hate. The dndusttrial development iod o f required residence here Closed For Vacation as the rescue troops arrived. 2 LO N D O N (A P ) — Sir Winston gine, automatic tnansmlaslon, radio, heater, seat The young pet^le don’t want kids you about the kind of wine W e have endured a week such F o r other Americana, eape- AUCKLAND — New Zea­ of -the town axipears to be mov­ (after the marriage) before ap­ ■■ CliurchiU’s grandson has made WANTED bdts, 4 new whitewall tires, deluxe wheel trim and to accept things as they are. you drink.” as no nation should live ciaUy In positions of public land’s biU flor raibUit-oontrol GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ing at a fairly steady pace. plying for naturiaXzatton la i « - * his first bid for nationtil political more. (Caballero tab with matobing interior.) They are coming up with new Conyers reported a “carnival through; A time of violence and trust, I have this message: work amounitB to more than $4 Residents will have the ow>or- duced from five to three yeera. M office by asking to run in a spe- Building lots, acreage SAT.. JULY 29 thru AUG. 12 Ideas. They don’t Uke the way a t m o ^ e r e —a complete break- Damage Oaim tragedy. Yours Is the duty to bring about mUUon a year. New Zealand MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) tunity to ajiprove the sale of cial election to Parliament. for residential or com­ the government is run. They down of the normal restraints First—let there be no mistake peaceful change in America. If lacka Hie Inaeote to aiOt as land in the town owned In­ 00 And politicians gave him a want to do something about it.” that contain citizens in lawful Handed to Town about It—the looting, arson, your response .to these trajglc agenite In spreading 'the myso- PICTURE FRAMING (all types) dustrial Park to a third indus­ mercial developing. M good chance of being nominated on/y ^1395 But why riot? society.” He also beUeves “the plunder and pillage which have events is only ‘'business as usu- matoBis virus sucoeaafuKy in­ try Tuesiday night. • on the Conservative ticket Immediate cash available Negro leaders say the answer hoodlum element” played a Roger Ouellette of 25 Willard occurred are not part of a civil qj”—you invite not only dlsas- troduced from Branil by scL Garden apartments have LIGGETT DRUG WINDOW and PLATE CU SS H where his name could help may Ue right in the middle of large part, S t has asked the town to reim- rights protest. ’There is ter, but dishonor. enMste In Auatrakia, which once iTcen proved beneficisd to the PARKADE Inteniatlofial Planiilng w as plagued by rahUta. " wrest a seat from the La)x>r OPEN MONDAY, AUG. 14 the good race relations the city ‘"They’re just sitting there on burse him in the amount of $50 American right to loot stores, to OPEN Consul tonta 1964 Yslkswagsn Bsstls burn buildings, to fire rifles p jrty in the Gorton district of statistics 647-1800 or vrrite to thought it enjoyed. Good, yes, the shelves,” said a Negro for claimed damage to his car, Charlemange Manchester. there hlave indicated few school- |7i45 A.M. to 10 P.M. P.O. Box 16, Manchester but for whom? woman as she climtied out of a from the rooftops. This Is crime Pert and Perky. Ideal second oar. Radio, heater, allegedly sustained late Tues­ The emperor Charlemagne ’The 26-year-old joiuqialist has 4-epeed, deluxe vinyl Interior. (Red with white in­ They refuse to caU the vl(>- furniture store with q portable —and crime'must be dealt with age chdldren Mve in the apeut.- WBS HUteroite mlUl his o U oge, his grandfather’s name and is terior.) lence a race riot, terming it in­ television set in each hand. “ If I day afternoon on Lydall St. forcefully, swiftly, certainly— but priceiena claatical manu- mi the son of Sir Winston’s only stead a war between the haves don’t take them, somebody else (Juellette, in a letter filed in under law. «n4>te were jneaerved because ' son, Randolph. and have-nots. will.” the town clerk’s office, reports ’There will be many attempts of bis foreelisM. He founded 00 “The people down there have “ Who’s Icxjting?’’ asked a lad that his car stopped four feet to Interjiret the events of the WIGS! WIGS! WIGS! WIGS! on/y *1195 many oathedral and monaMery "... Arlene D a lil been forgotten by the power of about 12. “I didn’t break no Into a washout area and that past few days. But when vio­ BROWN’S FLOWERS LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac- structure,” said Robert Tindall, window.” lence strikes, those In public achatds and set up the finA' the vehicle’s wheels were tress Arlene Dahl, 38, has won 145 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER responsibcUty have an Immedi­ free s(dMK>ls, some o f which executive secretary of the De- The number of looters was thrown out of alignment. «. an annulment of her marriage troit National Association for increased Uirough Monday by ate and very different job: Not developed into ftunoua untver- ' He states that, fortunately, SUMMER SALE ^ to wine importer Alexis Uebine. 1964 Rsmbtsr Classic 660 4-Dr. to analyze, but to end disorder. attlea the Advancement of Colored failure of police to apprehend his car was pulled out of the •> In her cdmplaint she Mated It would compound the trage­ Peojde. ■ . suspects, giving the impression ditch by a passerby who hap­ JULY3I— AUGUSt 14 “ her marriage to Lichine was Sedan “The Negro can't get up to dy, however, It we should settle there would be no punishment. pened to have a pickup truck z accomplished through fraud hleticulouBly oared for one owner. Sold new and the lower middle and middle- for order Imposed by tiie muzzle At some locations, looting and chain, REG. $150. I't because he told her falsely he serviced by us. Features Include 287 V-8 engine, middle classes from the bottom. ot a gun. went on for hours by both Ne- ' wanted children. JOHN'S FLOOR COVERING dual range automatic transmission, power steer­ There are education and job ’The only genuine, long-range g;roes and whites, more people Handmade Wigs $125 They were married Dec. 23, m o. ing, whitewall tires, deluxe wheel covers, tu-tonu standards he can’t meet. If you aolution for what haa happened showing up every minute, wlth- SEE 1965 and separated last March. (FOBMBRLT OF BOY AND JOHN) finfaih and more (Lancelot turquoise/white) with Jackie Is 38 liea In an attack— mounted at continually. . give people ,the out a police officer in s i^ t . At REG. $125 / matching Interior. impression they can move when ^ther times, officers who ar- HYANNI8 PORT, Maas. (AP) every level— upon the condlUona OUR 254 b r o a d 5T. MANCHE5TER In fact they c^-t, you’re going rfved chased everyone out of the — Mrs. John F. Kennedy ob- and violence, Machine Made Wigs $99 to teve M e^l()si()n. vrithout arresting any of serves her S8th .birthday today AU of us know what they are: 1 TEL 643-9479 Wow! Only On 12th Street, it’s the have- them, with a quiet celebration'in the Ignorance, dUcrlmlnatim, note who set the tone, apparent- (Commissioner Glrardln noted famUy compound. alums, diaeaae, not e n o u ^ Jobs. CUSTOM CUT AND STYLED • ly in part because most Negroes ^ national__ __ climate of Negro vio The former First Lady and We should attack theaa condi- ESPECIALLY FOR YOU INCLUDED fa r who (to manage to“make It” on feAceT a group ^"youths her two chUdren, Caroline, 9. tlons-not because we w Win thn battiG ov«r Senibbing and Waxing 12th Street move away. vrith frmtraUon, and the mob and John, 6, are vacationing at frightened by conflict, but be- JIM McCAYANAGH FAIRWAY, with a now 1962 Gbsvy l| CpnYsrtibls “They are a leaderless com- psychology that made Individ- their sumWr home here on cause we are fired by con- W ig Deddy^s just gotta buy you this one. Automatic munity,” said U.S. Rep. Cony- uals in a crowd of looters do Cape Ood. f^clence. W e should a ^ c k them Machine Made Wiglets, reg. 3 1.9 5 .... 25.00 Showing era. things they would not do by Satiutiay, the infant son of hecauae there is simply no other shift, radio, economical 6-cyllnder engine, excel­ '"n iey ’re alienated from us. themselves. U.S. Sen. and Mrs. Edward M. way to achieve a decent and JIM OFFERS and lent tlres) power top, vinyl uphddery. Color: Red Small Chiguita Wiglets, reg. 22.50. .. .19.95 both storos opop with matching tufterior. we don’t speak their language. Looting ended when there was Kennedy will be ctaristened by orderly society in America, 3 REAL BARGAINS Demonstration KITCHEN CARPET W e throw $100 dinners and some nothing left to take from the Richard Cardinal Cuafaing, Ro- f W * i»ot a time for angry Large Handmade Wiglets, reg. 39.95. .33.95 toniglit tM 9! of these people don’t see $100 in stripped storgs. PoUce and com- n»an C?athoUc archbishop of Boa- reaction. It la a time for action: Mon. July 3 1 Wow! Only :oo a month.” (tonyers was driven founitytmfnitv leaders saysav theythev cannotcan rot’ ton. , Starting wUh legislative action 63 BUICK $1295 Wig Cases Available...... from 7.50 7 p.in.^— 10 p.m. aw ay by stones wt)en he tried to explain the sniping or the fire The newest addition to the to Improve Ufe tn Our cities. Sip Oikhyp Eleolra 4-Dr. Hardtop. quell the initial disturbance. His Kennedy nan, Patrick Joseph There U a danger that the bombing, except that they were 2 to d w o e e BVom Cld Medals NEW YORK (AP)—Houston’s, dynamic duo, about ■S. WiHe WftI not to make any predktions, Ted Wil- the Boston Red Sox, but e - 6 victory over ,California regularity. Yastnemskl’s 25th home run 'IMy Job isn’t , really to hit .. on grounder by Jerry Adair the only thing that has kept the Astros fromi falling Vama,- in one .of his rare appearances at Fenway Park, Manager Dick Williams Thursday afternoon. Rookie left-hander Lyle fln- h om e‘runs," he said.' "I was in the first Inning and George as the Angels pulled their in­ W INNIPEG, Canada CHURCH SOFTBALL through the bottom of the National League this season, toM newsmen Wednesday night that his sentimental also was singing the praises Almost overlooked in the ex- ished up the game and got Scott’s 12th in the second gave Just trying to get a base hit field in. (AP)—^The sizzling Pan- Scoring nine runs in the jg gho'wng signs of becoming a threesome choice for the American League pennant was the Bos- of his relief pitchers as the cltement, however, was the Job credit for his first major league the Red Sox and early 2-0 lead, and make sure I didn’t mess The win made it 12 victories American swimming pool fifth Inning,’ North Methodist Joe Morgan, now genuinely tw Red Sox. After all, what could he say. The greatest done by relief pitchers Jose victory, although ho needed but bfincher’s three-nm blast things up by hitting into a in the last 13 games for the St. Louis 58 40 .692 — team prepared for the open- which cooked u p five world downed Seaiteat, 12-6, last out of the hitting slump that capped a five-run fifth Inning double play.” . streaking Red Sox, keeping Cmicago 66 42 .671 2 Mme run hitter in the history of the organization is ing of a five-game series plagued him through the early ■tm on the payroU as a v i c e ------that put the Angels ahead. Then Tony Oonigllaro, who them on the heels of Chicago recoils in two days cooled ‘ Atlanta 51 44 .587 5H ... •R'm McCarthy delivered the part of the season, won a game pneklmt. crowd over to see a baseball w % th6 Minnesota Twins gels at bay for five innings the Angels touched h)m for has a somewhat different phil­ in the American League pen­ off today in a com p^'uw anclnnati 63 47 .580 6 With young right-handw Jim for the Astros with a run-scor­ "1%^ Isn't a real standout Fenway Park was tonight. three hits but failed to score. osophy, hit his 10th homer to -- Umted , “ San Fran, 61 49 .610 8 whUe their mates caught up. McGlothlin mowing ihe R(id nant race. lull before ^the Unit^ I'(itd^''tripie’“'' ^ ing single in the bottom of the club in the league this year," on Aug. 12, 1934. Fans Cheered on by an overflow tie the score. Tonight Williams planned to Pittoburgh 48 48 .600 0 "It’s fantlsUc how our re­ Carl Yastrzemskl m ade a Sox down it looked hopeless, States, already 'bUTOened Harold steely had three hits ninth for the second straight he said. “Balttmore was, but permitted to stand In send Jim Lonborg,' 14-3, against PhUa’phia 47 48 .490 0% crowd of 34,193—biggest of the lievers are coming through sift­ fine running catch of BiU Skow- but Mike Andrews led off the "That’s what I was going BaOKHABtVEY TONY FOBlANi R A Y LAiOAtfK b y gold medals, sends ^ its for the winners while Mc- time as Houston trimmed Pltts- they’ve got Just too many prob- roped off areas In the outfield, Los Angeles 43 64 .448 14H year and largest Fenway Park er not seeing much work for ron’s line drive and later gun­ ninth with a single and Joe Foy for," he said. "I wasn’t going Dean Chance, 11-8, in a battle East Hartford Eaat HartfMd Mlancliester earthy, George Tabor, Dave burgh Thursday night. lema now. The best post-war crowd was powerful track team into 6-4 New York 39 56 .411 17% weekday gathering in recent quite a while," WUliams said in ned down Don Mincher at the smashed -his 16tb homer to for a single In that spot." between two of the League’s Thomas, Ron Halderman, Bob "Look at my roomie,” Jim "Sure the Red Sox are my **>3*® Aug. 7, 1956 . . . action Saturday. Houston 41 69 .410 18 memory—the Red Sox rallied reference to the recent lO-grame plate •when the Angel first base- make it 5^.' Reggie Smith tripled to open premier right-handers. The brlsQing U. S. swimming Cowles and Buzz Weir had two Wynh said when It was over, aeaUmental favorite. I’d like Latest entries for the GHO Thursday’s Resolts array which pUed up nine of 11 bingles apiece. “ taking all the glory.’ to see tide ball club win it. But tlolf 'Poumament include the Philadelphia 8, San Fran. 8 possible gold medals In two Showing two hits for Seal- "You don’t want me in the I wouldn’t bet on any team to Hebert brothers, Lionel and Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 1 Passing Remark Struck Home Last Winter Crucial Legion days auid fantastic 16-year-old test were Hassen Salley Wayne act?" answered Morgan. "You win the pennant. This is quite Bob Charles, Bob Ros- Houston 6, Pittsburgh 4 Elaine Tanner of Canada, who Reynolds, Steve Gasper, and Rusty Staub have been tak­ a ball club, but It’s also In burg, Palil Harney, Dan Sikes Los Angeles 7, New Ywk 0, 11 rubber for Coach Charlie Senatore is 1-1 against Man- accounted for two world wom­ Charlie Argiros and Charlie ing all the glory all year. It’s and Terry Dill. Play starts By PETE ZANARDI innings quite a race,’ 'he added en’s backstroke marks, got a McFall. about time you leave a little Aug. 17 a t. the •Wethersfield Graff. The,re to.no,word out of Chester. Only games scheduled. Turn rule 1-12 off Winners of four straight. Since losing to Thompson- respite in the aquatic program Methodist .300 090 — 12 18 3 room for me." s e e Ooxmtry. Club. Yastrzemski Worked Hard East Hartford' as to the mound Today’s Games Zone Four lei^ing Man­ vlUe, Manchester has come which resumes Saturday, Sealtest . . . 110 210 0— 5 14 3 Staub, leading the league in * * e' St. Louis (Hughes 9-S) aL At* choice. back- to beat. South Windsor, That’s also whenoHead Coach Halderman, Cha'ppell and hitting at -358. He went three- OfftheEuff o. o chester Legion' hopes to lanta (Lemaster 7-4), night Paul Senatore Windsor Locks, Rockville and Dutch Warmerdam looses his Chappell and Gardella; Ar­ for-four Thursday—and Wynn, „ SRort. Stuff add another big victory to- , I Chicago (Jenkins 12-8) at Cin­ Nice honor for Howie Hol­ but Esist Hart- the big one,. WiUimantic smd Yank track and field team for giros, Gaspar and Brown. tops in runs batted in with 76, After Health Club Visit night when they i^ t sec- jaces“f^ ’‘ cinnati (Malony 8-6), nig^t 2 comb, former colleague In this Russ Gibson, who will be ford faces Wllllmantic Sunday take over first place. an expected near sweep of gold BEC SOFTBALL have been doing most of Housi Pittsburgh (Sisk 8-7) at Hou­ department, now on She city honored by fellow Fall River, •u-t A Tf afternoon in a nine-inning af- East Hartford and Manches- medals In a weeklong 24-event WINF walked off with two ton’s heavy hitting till Morgan’s was weak and lazy. How could As he says, “You can keej^ ston (Glusti 7-9), night side, vho was named as one Mass., hometown followers BOSTON—One day ear­ ir ociocK. it Will They may want to save ter both have three losses blit program. victories last night. renaissance. But despite their he be an athlete? in shape all your life if you Philadelphia (L. Jackson 7-9) of the'umpires In the forthcom- Sunday at Fetuway Park, ly last winter Carl Yas­ Penney High ace. Two the locals hold a game lead in Three world swim marks Pushing across all their tal- best efforts the club is mired in “But he saw the difference. know what to do.” at San Francisco (Marlchal tng State American Legion played basketball for Durfee t 1*1 ^ showing a win and loss Catholic hiu-lers, Tony the standing by virtue of two were set -Thursday night and Ues in the second, third and the cellar, 18 games off the BUSTY STAUB trzemski dropped the jump I don’t think anybody ever The two-time grandfather 12-9), night Baseball Tournament in Wa- High against Manchester High to ine other. Foran and Bob LaMontagne, more wins. two Wednesday night. fourth innings, the Radiomen pace. talked to him like tiiat. It goit bounced from one apparatus to New York (Cardwell 3-7) at terbury. Holcomb’s one of the 1“ 1956 -Nbw England Bas- rope he had been working Ray LaGace, the' winning complete the pitching staff. Also tonight. South Wind- As expected, the fifth Pan-Am beat the Army & Navy M’s, In other National League Aaron and Felipe Alou hitting him a^Uttle bit in the head. another as he demonstrated (Osteen 11-10), top umpires in the Manchester ketball Tournament in Boston. ■ pitcher In the last four Man- LaGace has lost his only sor •visits Rockville at Henry Games have bee.i no-contest for games,” Atianto“bear‘cincto^aU homers that droye Sammy Ellis Los Angeles with. He was completely After all, what do basebaU what Yastrzemski Included In 9-4 at Mt. Nebo. Board. . .Simrlse magazine He. scored six points, Assist- Chester games wUl toe the start. to East Hartford while Park at 6 o ’clock. Uncle Sam’s huge athletic Pete Herdic, Paul Krebs, 4-1, Philadelphia bounced- San- from the mound before he could night spent. players do. Someone throws, the his winter schedule. Carl •work­ Saturday’s Games has folded. The magazine, edit- ant Manag^ing Editor Hal Tur- squad which has accounted for Dan Calabro and Dick McMul- FVanclsco 8-3 and Los Angeles get anybody out. Ken Johnson, 8 ’The smaller man, some 40 baU, you hit it and run. Okay ed about an. hour in the gym^ St. Louis s:t Atlanta, N ed by Arthur Sampson and ington pointed out. . . . 28 gold nredEils out of 34 since len had two hits apiece for the edged New York 7-6 in 11 in- 10-4, was the winner. ■ years his senior, looked up at I said------run. I took him in the naslum every day —lncludin{^ * * * Philadelphia at San Francisco Tim Cohane In Boston, cover- George Mitchell has resigned the 20-sport carnival , began winning offense. nings. the former American Letigue corridor—about 60 yards. Run Saturdays E ind Sun4ays — Contest Set Saturday Night at Mt, Neho Chicago at Cincinnati ed New England sports only his position at Bloomfield High Monday. John McCloud, Gordon Gaer, • ♦ • PHILS-GIANT8— batting champion and slowly I said. then spent another^ half-hour Billy Cowan and Bobby Wine Pittsburgh at Houston and lived less than a year. . . to accept a new post- as guid- Thursday, for instance, the John Hannon and Doc Bolsi- “He was pooped after two playing badminton basket- ASTROS-PIRATES— hit homers in Philadelphia’s New York at Los Angeles Once again. The Herald Sports ance . coimselor at Windsor shook his head. "I don’t know,” United States won every one of neau collected two hits each ball. A little steam pleted Morgan, batting as low as .063 (lye-run third inning and Richie Sunday’s Games Department does not handle Locks Junior High School, he said in broken Engnah. trips. ’Then he picked Up the 18 finals contested except the the routine. for the losers. at one point in the early going, St. Louis at Atlanta tickets for major league base- Mitch coached varsity baseball "You the big athlete. I see your weights to show me he was women’s 100-meter backstroke Allen got his third homer in as "He even brought sal4 Softball All-Stars Selected is now pounding the ball at a Pittobmgh at San Francisco ball games In New York and and assisted in basketball at picture in the papers and strong. You don’t need that 1 which went to the incredible many days in the first. John Berde as he brought a bat out Finishing up with 14 runs In .295 clip and is riding an 11- Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 Boston. Nearly 100 requests Bloomfield and operates the everything and you can’t even told him. You strong boy. You Miss Tanner in a world record Boozer went the distance to win of Carl’s locker. "He used to three innings, WINF had no game hitting streak. New York at Houston, 2 for help In getting tickets were Glen Haven Boys’ Day Camp jump rope for half a minute. not need heavy muscles. Not time of 1 :07.3 and the. two-lap trouble bombing Gimver Stamp- his third game. enough elastic. Too slow. Flab­ do this," he continued with a Wednesday against Philadel « « * Philadelphia at Los Angeles received during the past two summers at Sperry’s in Bol- In Hungary you are nothing." For Benefit with Billiards cycle sprint won by Roger Gib- grs, 18-6 under the lights at Mt. phia^lirstogled ”n the vriimln^^ swing that would , make the DODOERS-METS— weeks, 95 for games In Boston ton . . . Dick Radatz tied a by waist. We 'build legs, lungs. bon of Trinldad-Tobago. Nebo. The losers managed to " ’ _ . To the major league base­ weakest hitting pitcher look .vern) run in the ninth and Thursday, American League . . .Local stock car racing P.acific Coast League record He was always getting tired. Set to ,'tackle defending tone’s oil) and Leo Day (Ray’s Mike Rothman (Spruce The big U. S. gold medal grab gtay even through the fourth, Jack Fisher, the sixth Mete’ baU star ivith Yastizemskl’s good. “ But I tell him 'You and Ron Fllippone (CanSftne'.s). after Ron Davis tied the game pitcher wild-pitched Nate Oliver W. L. PcL G.B. driver Gene Bergln, starting in thfe week w h ^ he walked six Not enough resistance. Jaa- town slow-pitch softball RCdtauranlt). The trio will TTiursday also included two but WINF exploded with three ^ pride, the passing remark by don’t do that. I show you what — seventh place, won the AU-Star batters in one inning. Sent trzemskl not tired now. direct the All-Gtars. Outfielders are Burt Basker- In with the winning run after the Chicago 66 40 .679 the smaUer man, who had nev­ to do.’ ’’ champion Center Billiards world record swimming per- runs in fifth, eight more In ^ “ ‘ c ^ ^ u r ^ ‘th“tii”e"^nner Stock Rac Racing League’s 100 down to the minors by the “He watch me exercise. I do ■vllle (Ray’s), Jim Breen (Can- Mete had tied the score with a Boston 64 41 .688 1 er even seen a basebaU game, It took about two months will be 18 of the best play­ Named to the squad are formances, a sweep of seven sixth and closed with three In * * * Detroit 61 43 lap event Wednesday night at cubs, Radatz is toiling •with everything . better than him. tone’s), Jeff Morhardt (Paul run In the ninth. Both teams .648 struck home —^hard. before Berde could see any ers Manchester has to nborg 14-3), night troit because of race riots, ha'd past 61, with, whipping him ing with Hungarian Olympic "I’ve never been to baseball mlng records were set by the ning nlng hits. American League Boston Braves, the Detroit driving in two runs with a hom­ behind National League leading Kansas City (Nash 10-10) at Hartford has won 10 otf 13 costs »675 for promoters to haWorld Series, the Bos-, Manchester’s Stan Hilinski Midland, Tex., in the 200-meter victory of the season. against Kansas City. Cap Peter­ round, then stopped BiU Brew Oliver, who had flunked sev- in two iimings of relief for the Hite—Yastrzemskl, Bost., 110; and won the pennant.” California at Woshtogton hiking his a-verage from .184 Atkins, Fred Baker, BiU Krar, charged Into the World Series died,” recaUed Gene. “I was and fencing to football and soc­ ton leftfielder will be more Jr. was defeated, 1-up by Dan Individual miedley relay, both in It was Detroit’s fifth vlctorry son drove in two with a homer O’Lary o f Portsmouth, N.H., of Hamden, Conn., 2 and 1 In eral trials with the Dodgers, Pan-Am record times. losers while Bill Shultz had a Tovar, Minn., 108. He recalled that that was to Kansas City at New York to .2^.... Tlvere are 7,472 Fred Nasslff, PhU Newcomb, with the battle cry: "Spahn and very surprised. Jastrzemski cer. Today, still at five-feet- than happy to come up with’ Minnesota at Boston, 2, twl- in six games and lifted them and Frank Howard two more in the'first round. the second round to gain the was going powhere with Spo- The U. S. basketball team double and Mike Crisplno turn- Home Runs—Killebrew, Minn., 1951. Ideacfaer seats at Fenway, 577 Art Shorts, Stan Sroka, Adam Sain and pray for rain.’ ’ (as he calls him with still a slx and only slightly heavier at a ticket or two for the little nlght into third place, 3V4 games back with a triple. Camilo Pascual Quinn was fully extended in quarter-flnals.______of 41, the 1. j Pacific j » Coast .j 4 maintained a 115-polnt average ed______some fine defensive work for 29; F.Howard, Wash., 26. Reluctant to discuss Uie past rttyvlew boxes, 6,408 box seats Vabalas and Bob Warner. . . ’The ’Tigers, with a strange strong trace of his native Hun­ about 148 pounds he continues Hungarian who insulted him Sunday's Games of the leading White Sox. Balti­ picked up the ■victory, his 10th, both of his opening day match­ Also advancing in the com- League until he decided to adopt xhurgday ju crushing Panama Nasslff’s. Pitching (9 decisions) — Lon^ t.vo weeks, Jansen said, 18,977 grandstand reserved Major league basebaU scorers combination of circumstances gary) has a good body but he to work out everyday. last winter. Detroit at Chicago, 2 more’s loss was its sixth in sev­ although allowing homers to es, but came through 'with con- petition at the Nashua Country the exaggerated closed stance x22-73 for a 3-0 record. Mexico, Laurettl and Hassett; Hage- borg, Bost., 14-3, .824; McGloth' "thera’s not much you can do seats. The lertfield waU is 37 receive $30 i>er game. ’The behind them, were allowed to en and sent the Orioles reeling Rick Monday and Ramon Web­ secuOve 19th hole ■victories over Club were Ted Lenezyk of New-- Jotoi Donaldson, a Van- auiother grouping, kept now, Johnson (3), Balesano (4) lln, Calif., 9-2, .818. about it. But we’ll start a new, Baltimore at Cteveland, 2 feet high and the screen ex- "chore” Is usuaUy handled by pitch their ace, McLain, some­ into eighth place, one percent­ ster. Ron Lehr of Augusta, Maine, ington, Corm.; Ed Barry Sr. of ___ headed towards a possible title and Maher. Strikeouts — Lonborg, Bost., California at Washington, 2 tends 23 feet . . . Largest one of the working writers. what out of rotation Thursday winning streak and you’ll never and Fred Kask of East Hart- Needham, Mass.; Dick Smith ot The change worked such won- pi^y^ff with the Americans by 160; McDowell, Cleve., 148. know we were losing.” Kansas City at New York, 2 night and he responded with a Minnesota at Boston ford. Conn. Rutland, V t.; John Gentile Jr. ders that Oliver soon earned a edging BrazU 66-64, also for a 3- Paced by John Goodrow’s Are the relievers weary? seven-hit, 4-0 victory over Balti­ National League Grant, a Walker Cupper and of Patterson, Conn.; and John recall to Los Angeles. Today he q record. four-Wtlter, Manor Construction "N o,” Jansen said. "Give Three Share Top Including Boros more, lifting the ’Tigers back Crucial Weekend Series Batting (226 at bate)—Staub. a co-medallst in the 36 - hole Suisman of West Hartford, is the only .300 hitter the Dodg- ,pjjg u. s . baseball team maln- topped the ESks, 6-4 at Mt. them a day of rest and they’ll MINNEAPOLIS Minn. (AP) tough Hazeltime golf course, into third place in the American Houst., .368; Clemente, Pitt., qualifying round, had an easier Conn. ers have. talned a chance to meet Cuba in Nebo Wedneaday night. Gbod- all be all right." Harvey Named which plays 7,220 yards with par League. .354. —The Sharply h on ^ veteran time of It eUmlnating Dick Dl- The pairings for today’s The Mete were handicapped j,ext week’s title playoff by out- row also came up with a single. Only two Giants have pitched JuUus Boros, with three tourna­ For Yanks Against A’s Runs—Aaron, Atl., 77; Santo, KANSAS CITY (AP) — Doug 72. Washington took Kansas City versl jof WatervlUe, Maine, 3 quarter-finals were Quinn vs. when their third and last catch- lasting Canada 14-10 for a 3-1 triple and three RBIs at the complete games in that stretch. ment titles In the bag this year, They were Ray Floyd of St. 6-4 while Cleveland at league Chic., 78; R. Allen, Phil., 73. Harvey, former star defense­ NiElWYORK (AIP)i—The Yan­ and 2, and A1 Butera of Dan- Lenezyk, Petroske vs. Barry J®rry Grote, was banished Meanwhile, defending plate. Jim Denley atoo had two The Giants twice used six pitch­ man with the Montreal Canadi- eyed the Minnesota Golf CSasslc Andrews, lU., who won the Min­ leading Chicago were rained out H'tc—CTemente, Pitt., 124; Cc- bury. Conn., 4 and 3. Sr.; Grant vs. Smith and Gen- from the game In the top half of cHamplon Cuba fattened its hits for the winners while ers, once five and twice four. as another good possibUity to­ nesota tournament two years in the other Thursday night kees warmed up for their cru­ the eighth inning in a dispute peJa, St.L., 123. ens of the National H ookey Dan Petroske, a 19-year-old tile vs. Suisman. record to 3-0 by shutting out Steve Johnson had two btogles day after an opening-round 70. ago and Dick Lotz, Hayward, games. Boston edged California cial weekend ceUar series with Sports Viewing with umpire Bill Jackowski. Home Ruiis—Aaron, Atl., 26; League, was named manager college soi^omore from Haver­ The stunrivors were scheduled Puerto Rico, 3-0. in defeat. Boros tied with two lesser CalU. 6-5 in 10 innings and New York A young outfielder, Tom Rey­ Wynn, Houst., 26. Pitching (9 decisions)—Jarvis, and playing coach Thursday ot the Kansas City Athletics by SATIUBtDIAY hill, Massf, turned in the day’s to meet in the semifinals this DUSTY SOFTBALL the Kansas City Blues of the HgUbi on the pro circuit in Only five others broke par In whipped Minnesota 6-2 in after­ nolds, was preissed into service Strikeouts — Running. Phil., Atl., 11-3, .786; Veale, Pitt., 12-4, whipping the Minnesota Twins big upset by defeating co- afternoon, with the 36-hole final Leading throughout, the Thursday’s first round over the Thursday’s opening round, and noon action. IKM (SO) BdHler I>erby behind the plate and was unable 161; Marlchal, S.F., 148. .760. Central Hockey League. /9nedalist Barry Bruce of Lynn- set for Saturday. O fficial Protest Walnut Barbers used 21 hits 6-2 thanks to a couple of key hits 2:00 (80) SUidiy Koufax to glove the low, inside pitch by by Steve Whitaker. 2:15 (30) White Sox vs. THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. to cruaih Middletown Rug, 14-3, Fisher that lost the game to the last night at Robertoon Park. ITZGERALDI FORD INC. With the score tied 2-2 in the H gers (AP) — Officials of the Dallas 11th. Four runs In each the flrett and fifth Whitaker doubled home 3:30 ( 8 ) IliaytMia 500 Cowboys ejected from their Exhibition Pro Grid Slate third and five batoes in the Roy White with what proved to 5:00 ( 3) Riace of the Week practice field Thursday an ob­ Need an OUTBOARD MOTOR? sixth provided the margin. be the winning tally at Yankee ( 8 ) Wide World of server who said he was a scout Bob Cariaon, Bob Goehring, Stadium Thursday aUtemoon. Shorts Underway Saturday Night for the New Orleans Saints, a LET’S FACE IT (18) Bowling Henry Pedomortte and Jim Mls- Want it to be TROUBLE-FREE? Whitaker singled home two Cowboys spokesmen said. Tihe exhibition pro football training ‘ camp Thursday. He tretta all had three hits apiece more runs in the eighth to •wrap- 6:00 (80) Let’s go to the The man left the Cowboys’ When you make a major purchase you want the seauson opens Saturday nig)it in was fined a total of $1,600 by for the Barbers. up Mel Stottlemyre’s ninth >ach - General Manager Sid camp at Cal Lutheran without 7:00 (18) Wrestling Akron, Ohio, -which means the Pitchers Pop Oarlson and best for your personal situation, with not only a good pitching ■victory. ^ illman. That included $100 for Incident, but Dallas owner Tex 8:00 ( 8 ) Sports Special championship sesison in both the § Jim Slegal hmlted Rug to 10 See CAPITOL buy but peace of mind as the end result. That is what Stottlemyre yielded a nm in National and American Leagues each of six practice drills he Schramm said, “ We’re dis­ wo strive for in trying to make you a friend, not only “Tournament Fishing turbed about this and plan to hits, three by JWhn Anderson the first on Tony Oliva’s double In Bimini’’ isn’t far off. missed. and two by Bob Ooulombe. FRED PENNY take it to the league office." a customer. and another in the third on Zoilo The Miami Dolphins and the Defensive backs Leslie Dun­ Walnut, 404 016 0—14 21 3 SUNDAY \ersalles’ single, but blanked Denver Broncos, two AFL can and ’ Kenny Graham, who Mld’t o ^ 102 000 O— 3 10 2 EQUIPMENT CO. the Twins in the tost six innings. ItiiO (80) Kansas Olty vs. clubs, are p itt^ against each had left camp wSth FoUter, had Eastern Lea^e Cartron, Siegel and Twaro- Whitaker, an outfielder, finished Yankees other to a game that marks the returned Tuesday and were nlte; Gudtafsem and Simler. 1985 Ford Fairlane 1966 Plymouth Fury II Country Club with three hits In four at-bats 2:00 ( 8 ) AOnnesota vs. return to the pro sport of Lou fined $1,200 each. Reading’s Glen Clark smash­ REC SOFTBALL Manchester s Newest, Reliable and three RBI. Bled Shx FoUowtog are tlie rtarttog Sedan. Economical 6 cylinder, with Sedan. Nicely equipped -with V-8 en­ Saban. George Mira, one of quarter­ ed a grarid slam home run to After two years -without Buc- 2:80 '( S) Soccer—Atlanta tinm pairings for Saturday's the fifth Inning Thursday night automatic transmission. Nice tur­ gine, automatic transmission, i>ower The ■victory kept the Yankees Saban resigned as coach of backs for San Francisco, who ' cess, the Ninth Hoters broke quoise finish with harmonizing to- vs. Philadelphia Two Ball, Best Ball Golf Tour­ to power Reading to a{ 8-6 tric- steering and brakes. A/1. Priced to in ninth place, a few percentage the Buffalo BIUH to become head had been excused because of into the scoring column ladt teil(«. A/1. One owner. 6:80 (SO) Sportsmatfs nament at the Manchester tory over Yofk to the Class AA sell. points ahead of Kansas City, coach at the University of Ma­ illness to his family, a rrlv ^ to night, downing .the Hawks, 66- going into their weekend home Holiday Coimtry Club:. Eastern League. ryland, then left the Terps to the 49ers camp and said he was 48, at Charter Oak Park. Pete Johnson Soa-I series that opens tonight. 7:3t-Shoa 5. White 10. Dulaney In- other games Pawtucket Diminico become coach at Denver. ready to scrimmage Saturday. 22, Curtis 112. (30), Steve Halstead The championship Johhion Saa-Horse outboards are way ahead in 1H7.J -Homans 9, HlgUore 9, P. scored its fifth straight victory •‘The NFL exhibition season Donny Anderson scored the 7:41—H (12) and Ed Mortarty (9) were Hunt 14, ll'istretta M. over Waterbury 4-1, Bingham­ are just a few of the extras that are built into every great Johnson angine. opens next Wednesday ■with only touchdown as the offense 7:48—liUiey 7, Zemlce 6. Dutetle high fop the wtoners while Bill 1965 Ford Qalaxie IS, BSnott W. ton downed Pittsfield 5-3 and 1963 Ford Galaxie 560 New Orleans playing L«s An­ beat the defense 10-0 to a Green Viot (23) paced the HawHa ELECTKAMATIC SINGLE LEVER CONTROL is a Johnson exclusive. It Ms you Conv. Coupe. 'V’-S, automatic power 2-Dr. Hardtop. Powerful V-8 -with 4- 7:66—DeUoiFera. 7. Jarvis 11, N. Elmira beat Williamsport 6-1. Youth was the key element Sm TIm FmUsI fptHmmi mni MaOliiO WeckiAi HEW INWIAND geles i t Anaheim. Bay Packer squad tilt. A yeek Zav&rella 18, Hunter 14. control gears and throttia with one hand. steeringr, clean blue metallic finish, speed transmission. Vinyl roof. Excel­ ss from tonight the Packers face 8:00—Oidhom 8. R. Gordeila 8, as the Indians, with Totn Rea aU leatber-Uke interior. Easy terms. lent condition. RECEPTION COMMITTEE—There was jubilation all over Fenway Park yes­ Fimback Gene Foster, the last Idancheater 18, HnrsbaU 14 of ,&e San Diego Chargers’ the College All-Stars to the an­ 8:09—Kenney 10, Novak 10. Jolm- LITTLE MISS SOFTBALL (8), Dale OstroUt (8 ) and Tim NEW 50-1 GAS/OIL MIX is another great standard from Johnson. It gives you 30 LA^FEATURE! terday when Tony Conigliaro (25) returned to the Red Sox dugout irfter hit­ nual game at Chicago. aon 16. Blbiim 14. Nasslff Arms 6, Willie’s. 4; Coughlin (7) Showing the way, three mutineers, returned to .8:18—Rinott 10, Wadas 10. Wei- maximum econon)y and longer life in all horsepower classes. ikVCf) FUN MATS ANO ting ninth inning home run Which tied score against Angels. A record week­ nian 00, Steniord 17. Manchester Olds 24, Little Miss beat the Engitoeem, 40-i21. But- eoNtouneN iv m ii day crowd of 34,193 saw Boston win in the 10th, 6-5. (AP Photofax) 8:03 to 8:68—Reoepved for Club jg; Ansaldl’s 11, Bantly’s 10; ler (5) and Gr^ Penock (5) FULL TWO YEAN WANNANTY-For 24 months after purchase any part which h u ^^^IhO^Actennan 10.’ CSark 11, Killian 27, Little MisseUs 4. were high for the losers. failed under normal use. will be replaced by Johnson Motors at no expanse to 1966 Mustang Heavy Weekend Race Slate, Sprsaue 17. Donlon 18. you. This incliides both parts and labor. 1962 Ford Galaxie Tudor $ 3 ,0 0 0 0 0 9^10—Tuca 8. Ptekins 7, Nelson 2 Door Haidtt^. 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Whlaton 8. Bet- TeL 643-2485 875-3369 M M Ill McDermott, 167, Holyoke, Maaa.. s p o r t s m a n OFFER GOOD FOB EVENT OF 7/28 ONLY M yesrs but neither driver has battle for a coveted qualifying ko 13. Omlen 18. I ) VOLKSWAGEN knocked out NeU MorrlMO, 171, 10:67—Horvath 6. ZaaeUi 13. RACING SERVICE THAT SAVES PattenKHi, N.^., *. TCglat^ a victory at River- spotlnaWjrciBSBic month. Alteniate—RoUswI 6. n .6 . V.' BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 - i - h f THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ^ Hdp WoRtwik-^’—- Help W oRlwd Md t 34 BU6GS BUNNY OUR ]^ARDIN6 HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB r " •DICKIE KWH* D E P 'T — \KHtCH O f THESE TWO QALS IS HE MARRIEO Tt>f*' INSPBCrORS-experienced in 0 m? kr w«fMt irM. ^THANKS Y l FEEL^ WINTER ST.—86, garage lor e x c e l l e n t opportunity to aircraft parts, alt benefits. m uTu!'?* OH. CLASSIFIED HOLD tUE aU.B RRMLy-HOMEyf- W NAPPAVA m e a n , NOW P O Dean Machine Pioduets, 160 AN' CALL I ttaX c. HE CAN'T B6V NOT A \ ( l HOPE ^ rent, gio monttOy. Call 247- work with public under quali­ ASAINI yiWPORTAMT > FOR REAL.'fl 40UNP, \\HE[HE DON'T LIKE SO "'FEET 1+ WCHES APART PLA'/? JUST T A »« THE CLUB fied management people, In Adams St, Manchester. 4048, 1-8SS-7402. AtIP PARALLEL-KEEP iCXiR PRE1TY IT'S 3U6T A 0IKE 8I0E ( A GUY HIS '<1 s a k e - HEAR r ' Antwir to Prevloua Puixle very ..congenial surroundings. eves on the ball- THAT'5 PRESS OPERATORS EL SWIN6SVILLE/LET a g e 6HOULtyHECAN Y O U ^ Sweet Things ADVERTISING Income very good based on V0UK6ELE DROP.THEN vRE RINGIN' PUFFIN'' IS THE STUFF/ _ limited hours. Convenient to PORK OFT OPERATORS Motorcyctos— YOU’RE YO-YO UP.' 1 U6ETA REAP; FOR tHE< ACROSS. 3 Bumpkin-' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. BOURS your schedule. Apply in p e r^ TACKERS W HILST WORKED OUT. NURGE 4 Watering place 8 AJL to 6 PJL M e y e lffi 11 Friendly Ice Cream, 480 M^n R u n 1 Pure honey RUT IT'^ HARD ON TH% , TD FLUFF (JPl 5 Food remnants St, Kandiestor. First shift, 45 hour week. 4 G n u cultivated 6 Vend anew YAMAHA— NEW dealeieUp. HIS PILLOWS ./j for alnip 7 Great (ab:) Sales and service at Seymour WOMAN — 0 day week. Adding EASTERN BOILER 11 Daughter of 8 Chop down COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIF^D ADVT. Cadmui (myth.) Auto, 681 Main St, Manches­ machine and typing necessary. 99 Loomis St., Manchester •''K 9 Swiai canton 8 PJff.^D4 T BEFORE PUBUCATIOIir 12Paat tense 10 Mud Otodlfiiw for SstuVbqr oiMI Moodey is 8 pan. Friday. te r. Sales or credit background ZJ" (gram.) 13 Beverage helpful. Apply W.T. OrSrt Co. MACHDnsTS-AU around, set- 15 Candy made - 14 Superlative 1986 H O N D A—C B 400, m ust s d l iq> own (BitAgeport woric, with nuts Manchester ' Parkade, credit sunix Immediately. ExceUent condi­ smBR cotnpainy. A ll beoeflto. 17 Sends a 16 Precious stone o ffic e . telegram 20 Thoreau’s PLEASE READ YOUR AD tion. Any reasonaUe offer ac­ Presently workiiig 05 h o u rs . 18 Noble ItaUan masterpiece 33 South American 50 Pungency (ooD.) ^ "Want Ads” aro ta k «i ovar toe phoae aa a cepted. Call 649-9620, betweelT Ouroo Mug . Oa, Iiic., 782 family OIRL—PART-tlme, figure apti­ 23 In high spirits country 52 Had on ivsad Ua ad the FIRST Miaaodlo Rd., South 'Wind­ 19 Stitch 37 Rebel (coll.) 54 ()uote 9 a.m.-3:80 p.m. tude, aiq>ly In person between A U . T O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN 25 Most terrible P ^ y M g Q B T ERRORS In tline for the s o r , 289- 1293. 21 Consume 26 Roof finial 39 Bpdy of water 55 Scho ------^ YEAHl THAT ,, AN'ITU SHOW pronoun y * ” iMoryoB for any adverttoem eat^ then oaly 284 Hartford Rd. MEN — part-time mornings for NBVE(4HAiJ= . 'THERE'S A WE'RE LUCKY/ SURE DO f 28 Greek god of substance 56 Dispatch cellent condition, low mUeage, WE ( THREE BIS I'M FOR I WONT COST 'iH'OL'BOYViE' 24iTake on love 47 Protective 58 506 (Roman) to tto erty t of a good” toaertton. Brrora whladi do APPREOATEP OL' GUY WHO THAVE HIM/ MAKES a that extras. 649-7102. w a n t e d — bookkeeper, ''^recep- Janitorial work. Must be over ®*JMPIN HOORAVS?! // N /N’PREOATE’ cargoes, as a 29 Large boat garment SOdeaire (coll.) y ■^verthwnent win not be corrected KINS GUZ/ THINKS' DOIN' OUR UFE FOR HIM? > — , , / • 1 HIS STERUNG ship 48 Perform 61 Beut of burden tlonlst for local dentist's office, 13 yeans dd. CaU 649-6334. THINKIN' EASIER! 31 Ejection by "make good” laoertton. BELL MOTORCYCLE helmet / LEADERSHIP/ 27 Masculine 32 Above 49 Auricle 63 Behold 1 p art-tim e. 049-0670. FOR US.' nickname and plastic bubble, used mdy 30 Kind of candy 1 z 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 ,6 CONTROL DESK operator, eve­ 34 Joan o f ----- twice, $80 or best offer. Call HAIRDRESSER—With or wlth- nings, Holiday Lanes, 648-2135. 35 Symbol of gold ii IT" lah II M3-2711 875-3136 649H)382. out experience. Top salary, 36 Motorist conditions and hours. 048-6266 (gASY COIAE, ■ 38 Perches (Roekvllle, ffoU Frae) 1966 TRIUM PH BonnevUle, 600 IS Is o r 648-8880. EASY 60*=.' 40 Eye (Scot.) cc, excellent c65IM I75-»19 obUgatlon. 644-8218. e Retirement Plan Available only, fuU-tlme or 1-0:80 part- 2BibUcal St., Manchester. Hours dally NURSES AID classes any shift, cation. CaU betwera 8 a.nl.-O time, top hourly rate plus. patriarch and leave year meoioge. ¥ 00*0 bear from oar advertiser 7:80-0, Thursday 7:80-0, Satur­ to b egin August 21, 1967.. F o r p.m. Robert’s Electric Ob., NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. CaU Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128 Cas­ vAiii|iiEiLj la Jig time wlthoat ivendlng aU evening at the telephone. d a y 7:80-4. 648-7908. RooAng and CaU SUN OIL CO., 068-8400 information contact Mrs. Mary South W indsor, 044-0109. ual Village Shop, Manchester, STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone Clilniiwyt 16-A Evenings, Jeff Keith, 647-9646 A. Sterud, Director Nursing fie ld D r. AiitomobHns For Sain 4 walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Service, Manchester Memorial R o o f i n g - specialising H ospital, 648-1141, E x t. 200. E Q U IP M E N T operator —dos- races. AU concrete repairs. er, backhoe, J.A. McCarthy, 7 ^ 1962 C H E V R O L E T Im p a la , 2- pairing roois of all kinds, new CARPENTERS Reasonably priced. 643-0851. WANTED — reliable woman to HERALD roofs, gutter work, chlnmeys 6490891. imUlAMt door hardtop, best ofter. 648- 9otne exgMiietice preferred, 7-xar ATTICS, CELLARS and yards cleaned and repaired, 30 years' Schoob an4 Clauas 33 work evenings in King’s Pet CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 0708. tteody work, good wages. cleaned, trash hauled to the experience. FYec estimates. Dept. Apply in person. King’s FULL-TIME service station at­ BOX LETTERS CaU 643-2282, 875-8702 a f­ dump. Reasonable.' Call 643- CaU Howley 643-0331, 644- Dept. Store. tendant. See Mr. Sloan, J. BY KEN MUSE ter 6 p ro . Sloan Garage, Route 88, Ver­ WAYOUT F o r Y o u r HOLMES AND BURNS 5819 or 1-684-4024. 8333. A Tractor FEMALE — Diversified duties, non. Infonnatkm AUTO SALES YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. ROOFING—Repair of roots. The bookkeeping experience to trial balaitce necessary. Attractive LATHE HANDS and general Cellars, attics, yards and small best in gutters and conductors. machinists, paid hospitalisa­ LINOLEUM mechanic, excel­ EVERYBODYS / H1BRAT.n wUl not NO MONEY DOWN salary. Liberal employe bene­ WHAT'S OCRWltbAMS trucking done A-1 right. Call Repair of chimneys, too. Call Trailer School tion, hoUdays and vacation lent working conditions, paid GOT NOT FOR NOTHING disclose the identity of fits. 87^ hour week. 640-0124. 'tOUR 7-2S-47 '61 C h evy B e l A ir $0. W eek ly Tremano Trucking Service toU Coughlin, 648-7707. plan. Apply Metronlcs, Inc., hoUdays, vacation, exceUent PROBLE/WS.' any advertiser using box fre e , 742-9487. sa la ry. CaU 648-6002. BARGAIN toners. Readers answer-! 4-door auto. In Hartford SALESPERSONS — e x p e ri­ 640 HUUard St. Ing blind box ads who '01 Ford Squire $0 Weekly enced women’s wearing ap­ CIGAR? ATTICS, ceUars cleaned, rub­ Hooting and Plm Ung 17 JOURNEYMAN electrician, lm> SHORT RIBS FRANK O’NEAL desire to protect their '02 Dodge Lancer to. Weekly We train fuU or part-time parel, 8, 4, or'«0 day week. ^AflOOH bish removed from backyard mediate steady employihent identity can foDow this 4-door students In the Hartford Good salary. Apply Tweed’s, 2 9 0 T O M and lawns maintained. Reason­ COMPLETE PLUMBING and Wilson Electrical Co., 6494817. p rocem u e: '60 O lds to . W eek ly a b le, 649-1808. heating InstaUation, repairs area on many makes end 778 Mata St. , 1 k - 2-door hardtop, full power models of equipment No Enclose your replv to the ; and remodeling. Service calls EXPERIENCED carpenters. H. ’01 Plymouth $6. Weekly RUSS’ MOwer Service — law n box In an envelope — given Immediate attention. high school diploma neces­ C. Hutchinson and Son, BuUd- eddreeeed to the Claasl- 4-door, automatic, power mowers sharpened and repair­ CaU M A M Plumbing A Heat­ sary. Local and long dis­ ers, 648-0878. fled Manager, Manchester I a t e e r l^ ed, engine tune-up, free pick­ ing. 649-2871. tance Jobs waiting. Ouaran- SECRETARY mmm ’ 60 B ulck C on vertib le $6. W eek ­ up and deUvery in Manchester. oed placement assistance MEN — part-time evenings for Bveidng Herald, together R & D BLACKTOP *5152, ess=*=* with a memo listing the ly. FuU power. 742-7607. upon graduation. Train now Janitorial work. Must be over eompanies you do NOT ’ 62 F o rd C on vertib le $7. W eek ly MovIn^Tnielilng— —Pay when working. Let LABORATORY 18 y ea rs old. CaU 6490884. SEALER want to see your letter. Automatic, power steering SALES AND Service on Ariens, 20 American Tractor TraUer 'Your letter will he de­ Hahn EcUpse, Jacobsen lawn Storago BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Op' ’ 62 O lds F80 $8. W eek ly teach you this high paying S; stroyed If the advertiser Wagon, automatic power mowers. Also Homellto chain MANCHESTER DeUvery—fight profession th a t pays $200. A unique opportunity to Join AND HERE'S MV PROPOSITION IF IN A MONTHS TIME \ (J|yE U P ia one you’ve mentioned. steerin g saws and International Cub trucking and package delivery. per week. School licensed a newly designed labora­ SHE DOES NOT REGAIN la g y I W P r r If not it will be handled ...IF SHE RECOVERS HER ’61 F o rd $0. W eek ly Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ Refrigerators, waShers and by the State of Connecticut tory as secretary, without COUNTER MAN MEMORY, I'LL BOW OUT HER MEM0RY,Y001L j L\. iMiiiiiiifn In the ueual manner. 2-door hardtop, automatic, ment and sharpening service stove moving specialty. Fold­ Department of Motor Vehl being restricted to the type­ |. OF THE PICTURE. BOW OUT AND GIVE on all makes. L A M Eqtilp- writer. Besides normal sec­ Part-time, AU day Bator- HER A D IV O R C E .^ / power steering ing chedrs lor rent. 649-0702. cle. ’61 C om et $0. W eek ly ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon. retarial duties individual day and FHday Night Lost and Fonnd 1 2-door coupe 870-7609 Manchester Exchange WE TRAIN IN wlU have opportunity to Apply In person at ’ 08 V olksw agen sedan $4. W eek ­ —Ehiterprlse 1946. Painting— Poparing 21 HARTFORD, CONN. participate in. routine Qual­ ^“ ♦ 5 . 9 5 FOUND — BROWN and white ity Control data, averag­ part coUie, female. Call Bolton ly LAWN MOWER and tractor.re- MEATOWN ’00 R a m b ler $4. W eek ly PAINTING. Interior, exterior, DONT DELAY ing and reporting In other m s;^ BUvw lane D o g W arden, 649-7601. palrs. Pick-up and deUvered. 2-door, standard tree estimates. Contact Gerald — ACT NOW — non-technlcal activities as 8 K e n and Bob, 742-7200 o r 028- Hast Hartford, Ocon. W.; . OlMMy Go. ’ 68 C om et W agon $8. W eek ly A . Stratton, 648-8748. 048-4887. Individual desires. SMN.BIAINST. LOST—PASSBOOK No. E 9696 8847. Phone 289-6047 A n y tim e Automatic ______7-Z8 Savings Bank of Manchester. INSIDE-otitoide painting. Spe­ Original assignment on a 4 AppUcatlon made for payment. ’ 62 V a lia n t $6. W eek ly X R B B E X P E R T — T re e s cut, cial rates for people over 66. hours a day basis, hours <» WW H WK. W. TM t,«. U.S. OH. I huUding lots cleared, trees top- CaU my competitors then caU can be selected for conven­ ^ ped. Got a tree problem? WeU me. Estimates given. 040-7668, ien ce. ‘Why don't they, put some of that power where it's 478 C en terS t., M anchester worth riuwn» ^ni|, 742-8282. needed— in the horn?" AnnoHncMMnts 2 870-8401. HEAVY EQUIPMENT ELECTROLUX vactnim clean­ 647-9997 BACK HOE~ biiUdoser work, JOSEPH P. Lewis custom OPERATORS NEEDED COLONIAL BOARD CO. BY LANK LEONARD ______grading, and septic tanks, dry M IC K Y F I N N ers, u les and ‘ service, bonded painting, Interior and exterior 610 Parker St., Manchester wells, land clearhig, .Thaln saw papernanging. wallpaper re repreaentatlve. Alfred AmeU. 1909 F O R D —2-door, 0 cylin d er, Earn whUe you learn. Earn AIRCRAFT JOBS w ork . P a u l Schendel, 6494)466. moved. WaUpaper books on re­ 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, standard shift, g ^ running to $800 weekly as a pro­ M rs. E . S. Loftu s 049-4007 m WALT WETTERBERG condition. CaU 044-1000. quest. Fully insured. Free es- 614-8141 o r 648-4918. ATTICS and ceUars cleaned, fessional HEAVY EQUIP­ Um ates. CaU 049-9608. ARE 1962 RAMBLE R American- trash hauled to the dump. ______MENT OPERATOR. For standard shift, good looking, Light trucking, reasonable. EXTERIOR AND interior paint the first time in the USA, ELECTROCARDIOLOOY tech­ F n n o n o b good running, reasonable. 649- 6484)846. tag. Wallpaper books, paper Allstate Training Center nician, wlU train, very reward­ BETTER JOBS 8841. hanging. Oelltags. Floors. offers qualified men 21 and ing position for the person who WANTED — ride from comer DRAFTINO done, reasonable, ly insured, workmanship guar­ over the opportunity to enjoys working with people, Cider Mill Rd. and Lake St free estUnates. CaU Drafting 1968 VOIMSWAOEN, sunroof, anteed. Leo PeUetler, 640-6836. T R A IN LOCALLY in splendid working conditions. Bolton to Main St in East Consultants, 648-4200 o r 872- newly painted, sunroof and In­ I f no an sw er 648-9048. SPARE TIME on aU makes CaU Manchester Memorial If yon are a stenographer, clerk tj^ist or key­ H a itfo id . Hours 8-6. CaU 040- 0182 after 4 p.m. terior exceUent condition, of equipment, buUdoser, Hospital, M r. Somosa, 048-1141, punch' operator, some of l^e best jobs, in town ,65?4 after 6. ______PAINTINO—Interior and exte­ scrapers, baclchoes, etc. LAWN MOWING service, Ught ex t. 228. are open now at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. You rior, very reasonable, free es­ tag $960. CaU 649-8806 after ^dd Jobs, CaU 649 Accredited program. Job will work wiUi interesting peojde, oiioy many timates. CaU Richard Martin, placement upon completion. OFFICE CLERK for automo­ ______6470, an ytim e. recreational activities, and youll fmd many A to w o blla* Far Sain 4 6499280. Budget plan. 022-4089 any­ tive dealership. Diversified 1968 CONVERTIBLE, Oldamo- chances for advanconent at the Aircraft. l^ODP OAR7 Your credit ttun- tim e. duties, typing necessary. bUe, top exceUent, power PAINTINO —name your own sd dtom? Short on down pay- Write Box U Manchester Her­ steering, power brakes, ex­ Hawohald Sorvlcas price. Interior and .exterior. mantr BagknqitT Repossea- ald. ceptional mechanical condi­ OffMod 13-A Paper hanging and removed. siont Don’t denralrt Bee Hon- tion, radio, heater, $200. CaU G u a ra n te e d w orkm an­ You will start at traditionally high Aircraft eat Douglas. Inqtitre about low­ REWEAVINO OF bums, moth 648-1788. ship. 647-0064. wages: Level depends on skills and experience est down, smallett payments holes, sippers repaired. Win­ In addition, you have the extra advantages of ip- anjrwliere. No small loaii or ft* 1968 Am-OONDITTONED Ford dow shades made to measure, Floor HnMilng 24 all ataes Veneittan Idtads. Keys surance and retironent benefits, paid sick leave, nanee idait Doug^ Falrlane, sedan, newly re- FLOOR SANDINa'and re fl^ - Are You A n made whUe you wait. Tape re­ nine paid holidays and liberal vacations. Apply S ia to n , 888 I b l n . buUt en ^e. Cbol man. Doug­ Ing (specialising in older corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 now for an'exceUent positiem as a las Motors, 840 Mata St floors), cleaning, waxtag 1908 F O R D , 2-door. V-8, good M ata S t 6496221. Experienced . nmaiiig condition, best offer. 1962 RAMBLER American — floors. Painting. Paperttangtag- COR 6494)001 a fte r 6. fuUy equipped, good running No Job too smaU. John Ver- Linotype Operator? condition, $890. CaU 644-2006. . faU le, 6490700. 1968 F O R D , 890 cu bic Inches, 8- ' spes'd on floor, excellent con- CoRfroetliig 14 Start Worldng Inunedlatrily STCItOGRAIHEIt f dttlati, (HtO. or best offer. CaU 1961 FALCON station w agon, CARPENTRY—concrete work Excellent Wages • Two Weeks vileation With Pay 64»to61 after 6. ______Make on offer. CaU 646-0270. anything from cellar to roof, Mortgogos 27 CLERK TYPIST and out oe substitute 1662 F O R D O a la x le, tudor, 6, 1909 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, MORTOAOE LOANS - first • Hospitalization • Retirement Income Plan s Life for quality work, estlsfactlon new tires, one radio, heater, good running guaranteed, competitive second, third, all kinds realty. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR tM 6. 649-4396. Statewide, credit rating unnec­ Insurance • Sick Leave • 8?Vi Hour Week. condition. 0490270. prices. No Job too smaU. D6iD essary. Reasonable, confiden­ C arpen try, d a ys 648-1904, 1906 PLYMOUTH Belvedere ix>DOB PIONEB»^900. 2-door, tial, quick arrangements, Al­ Apply In Person A t The coovwrttble, $100. Private own­ nings 6496880. hardtop, power steering, excel­ vin Lundy Agency, 02T-7971, Applicants should have a high school education e r, 646-4487 a fte r 6 p.m . len t condition, $266. 644-2104. ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ 968 Mata St., Hartford evenings fKanrfiratrr Eorning ifrralh and some recent business experioice. Keypunch 288-6879. t m CHEVROLET, van body. ages, rec rooms, baUurooma 18 BISSELL SntBET qtorators should have Alpha and numeriod key­ tiled, kthdiens reriiodeled, ce­ Ideal for camping or light SECOND MORTOAOE - Un­ punch experience. Tracks— Tfoetors 5 ment worii, oeUar floon, pah tnieklag Jobs. OoOd motor, fuU limited funds avsllsbls for sec­ pcioe 8300. SoUmene Mbtors, cto, roofing. OoH Lrcn Oeto- 617 Oakland St, 6484)607. 1964 FORD p4ck-up^^good me­ aynsU, BuUder. 6464391. ond mortgages, payments to chanical condition. CaU 648- suit your budget. Expedient Apidy now at the Employment Offiee, 1606 OLD8MOBILE station 4758 a fte r 6:80. QUALITY Oaipentry—Rooms, s e rv ic e . J . D. R e a lty , 6464166. 'Va wagon, power steering, power dormen, porOhes, basements, brakae, radio and heater, $100. 1966 FORD — half-ton panel reftalriied. cabinets, baOhtas, N O W FAST 400 Main Streeti East Hartford. truck, rebuUt engine, looks fo rm ica , aluminum, vinyl, 6464101. like new. Doucte* • '>M0tors, steal, cersmo siding W^Ulam Open Monday through Friday— 8 AJM. till IIW rO K D 4 door randi wag- 840 Mata S t Robbias Carpentry Service. C A N YO U m , V-8, standard, radio and 6466446. ~ 6466863. Ejumnes 4:30 PJL-Sataid^rB 8 A J L tUl Noon Asia HpMES, garages, pordies, rec 1164 CHEVROLET B«1 iJr, V4, ' room s, toato: addltians, kltch-/ I'll TYPE? I ■ • ' ' ' W6|^ power steering and liras I. ena, rooftag,' siding, general bnkas, automatic transmls- repair work. Financing avail­ Stan, white waU tires, very 286 FORD engine Bey s re­ Immediate opening for a mature lady who types built, $100, also transmission, able. No down peym rat Econ­ PRATT & risen Original owner. 6460688. omy BuUders, Inc. 6464160. (Pinch Bugs) ^ well and tost to operate a Friden machine. $80. CsU 646-1916 after 0 p.m. 1967 BUIGK Grand Sport, 6- CARPENTRY work wanted — TWO 1C.T. msgs, 16” Chevro- W a hava brtka CMoiw Many frin n benefits induding pleasant people WNITNEY speed, 400 enUe tacbee, aocee- no Job too big or too small. le t with or wltiibut tires. 649 CaU 6464861. Can 6497186. d o t Dost or U q iid ta to woric with. An excellent opportunity, for the y i^ t 1408 after 7 p.m. person. \ ^ AIRCRAR 1666 MOA oonvacttble. new n e w t o n h . s m i t h a s o n — , 1600. O s fi got rid off rin EL three, Remodefing repairing, addl- Apidy in person at the 2116. ttoas, rec rooms, >. garages, DMaion of Unitod Aireraft O«rpi»ntion porches isnd rooftag. No Job Ifgg CBBWROIET —4-door se- 10 An oqhsl fvpmrtnntty employer stondard transndsslnii, 6 too amaU. CsU 6464144. W.G; GlwiMy ^lattrifriBtEr Ettntftts excaUent run- OARAGE FOR rant, boat, w , 885 N. M AIN ST. loan’t bum ‘atoraga ta Mawdiaater on Ooop- RI88ELL ST. MANCHESTBB» CONN. Itow battery and tires, er HO] gt, $10, monthly. 1-689 fieai , OaU 6484064. 9067. Herald*Ads r'\* ■ ■nr. ■15-

-J tT ‘ 'I ^ PA O ijnqan BBN 1. Fv alANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 !'*■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FWDAY, JULY 28, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN U Hd|p W i f d Mate U Wontod— To Ruy 58 S t Pooltry owd SuppMos 43 Arl[klat For Salt 48 HmMohakl 81 81 Busiim R ations Heusos For Scrio ‘72 Housos-For Solo 72 Hdusos For Solo 72 Housos For JM o 72 Suburban For Sedo 75 Suburban For Solo,1(8 NEKD a drtvar tor our or Fomdo 37 BKPBRIKNGBD PLUMBERS SPECIAL—me^iim iggs, 6 doo-' 20 COUNTER HEIGHT metal 80" ELECTRIC range, stain­ EUBOnuO rsfrigerator, 8 ou- Witt'BUY A^ID »ell antlqito nii;! .(Plett«|> track;. Knowlodt* of KERMORB gas stove, 818 ‘or _ ^ Ma n c h e s t e r -Juat o« Bari n e w l y USTED two lamUy c a r l I^BBER haa listed^ a IMMACULATE—« room 6ap«. ENJOY COUNTRY hvtag at Ito VERNON — 9 room TkntUlO and 'hMpon. Call Hartford, SCHOOL BUS ' operators for en fo r |1. N atrisky F arm , 122 caUliuts, with drawers S'. Ideal less steel top, tefhm oven, UMd__ _ filnilturiB,______China, glaka. FOr Ront 64 ..gnmtmr ttartford aroa nocoa- Mo feet; Moetrio range 80". 888 best otter. Good condition, ■liver, picture WAREHOUSE AND storage ^nter St. Older 9 room Colon- one block off Eaat Center St. apic and apait-i^ne room home Fireplace, 4-bedrooma, en- best in this 5-room Ranch, pan- buUt, 4 bedroom custom Oo-. S3»-n77. 1007-1968 sch ool y ea r. H ouriy Newmaiker Rd., Vernon-South for. repair slwpa, machine $100; 648-1007. each. OomMnatlon TV, r a ^ 640-6476. ^ - . . WM .' aaiy. Boun t a.m.-4:M p.m. ■ oolna, guns, pewter, Botap gold, ^^ulUltag. 4,800 square feet. condition. New fur- completely redone Inside —un-. Just off Eaat Center Street, closed porch. Only $16,900. eled kitchen and dlnii% one lonlal offered in the low 90'af BAKERS helper wanted. Apply rate $2.40. S ilver Lane Bus Windsor Une. oft Dart HUl Rd. . shops, garages, workbenches, reoord player, $48. 8484888, In ponon l^lock ' Gbm- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, watchea, old Jewelry, hobby targe yard, for outside storage nacea, aidtag, etc. Six.bedroom believably Immaculate! -Two Extra value featurda. include Paaek, Realtors, 289-7475. 742- acreoCland. Hurry at $13,000. much leas than reptacamen8 B ess Eaton Donuts, 160 Cen­ Line, mo., 40 Brmlnard Place. 644-0304. $15 each. 8* fluorescent liglht pany. U72 TWland T ^ o. ICan- ranges, automatic washers, and parking. Ground level and powlblllty. Must be sold, separate heating systems, two a two car garage, IH hatha, 8243. Paul. W. Dougan, -R ealtor,...... 649- value.. Assumable mortgaga.) ter S t fixtures, $8JK> each. Gremmo O MAHOGANY double bed, dress- KROHEN TAb l B and 8 diain. ooUeetlons, paitattags, atUo con­ ..dMoter. ' • with guarantees. See them at truck level loaiUng Call 522- Hayto Agency, 646-0131. car garage, alumtaiun storms, four or five bedrooms and a 4536. CaU Chrriage Realty, 872-S906t, ~ Art^d^FoTSdir dS 9ons Sales, 810 Bast Middle er, mirror, Ohoat and nl|8tt CaU 0^4748 after 6 p.m. tents or whole estatea. Furni­ MANCHESTERr-Oak Grove St., DEMONSTRATE B. D. Pearl’s AppUances, 040* 8114. ' ------r- screens, doors- Beautifully quiet residential area. Price- 643-7788. " ; DRIVER WANTED for auto T pke., 640-0953. ■tend, 875- Kenmoro oU and ture R ep a ir S ervice, 848-7449. 4 bedrooms, 2^ baths. Colon!- ANDOVER —overlooking lake, TOYS AND GIFTS Main St Call 8 4 8 -m i. shrubbed and shaded yard, leas than and worth more than parts store, must have good DARK RICH, stone free loam. gas comMnatloh stove, dM; Au­ al, king size master bedroom 4 room home, exceUent oondi- BOLTON—COZY 4-room Ranch, PARTY J^LAN $10. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, tomatio gas watsr hoator, 880. LARGE CHEST type food frees­ HOU8EHOLD lota — Antiques, ^WO, STORES on Mata St., re- Mancitester truly a “muat see" situation. $19,000. CaU Carl at the Bel- driving record. Apply Winkler SEWING MACHINE -Singer with w’alk-ta closet. FamUy tlon, treed fot, artesian weU. oversized garage with large at* A uto P arts, 170 W est M iddle patio and pool sand and ma­ Boots CNidAecossbriof 48 AU good oondtUon. OaU gtg- er, 875, 648440$.. bri<> now, $54. or pay $9. monthly, isos Roomt Without Board 59 room. Automatic kitchen with or credit experience, this is R EG ISTERED nurse, 1967 them a beautiful sight with CaU 622-0081, d ealer. any quanity. 844-8862. IRREE-CAR garage bxriltiSg, buUt-ins, two zone heat, ga­ tablished, preferred, central kitchen with buUt-tas, famUy treeded lot, fully furnished, 'VERNON—60' long UkR Ranch graduate of Jewish Hospital, ing wheel, extras, good condi­ THE TOOMPSON House—Cot­ room on first floor, buUt 1961, screened In porch, occupancy with 9 rooms, 3 bedrooms IQ> ‘^JANITORS — part-time eVe- an unusual Money Making Blue Lustre. Rent electric 22x86, approxim ately 2,100 RANCH — MODERN kitchen, rage, aluminum storms, neighborhood, quick occupan­ St. Louis, Missouri desires po­ tion, $85. 648-0805. MODERN couch, chair and ott­ tage St centrally located, large half acre fot, $22,900. PhUbrick available immediately, all of- and finished 8 rooms down, . Inga. CaU S4S-445S 3-6 p.m. Opportunity fo r you ! $160 shampooer, $1. Olcott Variety square feet. WIU renovate. large Uvtag room with fire­ screens, doors, lovely residen­ cy , m id 20’ s. B el A ir R eal E s­ 649;1919 a fter 6 p.m . A gency, R ealtors, 649-6347. fers considered and financing large lot Beautiful home of­ •- only. weekly guarantee to man sition in doctor's office as of Store. 14’ OLYMPIA runabout, SO h.p. oman, with' sUpooveirs, beige, pleasantly furntahed rooms, place, 8 bedrooms, l^ baths, tial area, city conveniences tate, 643-9332. O ctober 1. Call Storrs 1-429- 5 years old, exceUent condi­ finished reo room, beautiful avaUablc, $7,000. F.M . Gaal fered ta the middle 20’s. As­ meeting our requirements. motor, Mastercraft traUer vdth country atmosphere. — rcT.TT.-iT t 'r o SCARBOROUGH Rd.—Colonial 4174. COLDSPOT freeser chest-re­ tion, both convert to beds. 875- night and “ ^-^TED s t o r e for rent on landscaped yard, $U,000. PhU- A gency, Broker, 643-2682 sumable 4H per cent VA mort­ Write Immediately to: Man­ ______£ _ and accessories, $450. Can be Public and parochial schools. SUMMFtv SPnXDlALo 7 rooms, large ll'vlng roomi for­ ager, Box '631, Stratford, frigerator, one year old. Sump 4603. SOME O F OUR rates. busy thoroughfare, next to briok Agency, Realtors, 640- G ay B lair, 742-6921. gage, For taiq>ectlon caU Car­ HELP WANTED seen at Esso Station, 405 Main Cumberland Farms, West Mid­ Ask for Mr. ^ in b^ o, Bel- MANCHESTER mal dtatag room, sunroof, 8 C onnecticut 00497. pump and 1^’’, 60’ ' plastic FAVORITE FAMILIES... 6847. fiore A gency, 643-5121 riage R ealty, 872-3308, 643-7788. Situations Wantod— S t , M anchester, C all 647-0754. ELECTRIC range 40"; Maytag dle Tpke. 640-2989. bedrooms, IH baths, 2-car gar­ VERNON—4-bedroom Colonial, Press operatbrs—fork lift oper­ hose, never used. Toro snow ______— ------^ -----—------$15.000—8 room older Colonial wrtager washer, exceUent /afe Uvely and fun-loving. They age. Marfon E. Robertson, 3 baths, fireplace, grarage, ex­ ators, packers. First shift. 45 Mote 39 blower, with power handle. 7 '^lave hearty meals, lots of sports ROOM FOR rent with kitchen l AR q p nnwwirp HENRY ST.-Colonlal 7 rooms, THE BEST. This is the only in need of repairs on val- ft. steel edgM sklls. 644-1861. shape. CaU 648-7058. privuegea. 6494)271. 1% taths, extra large Uvtag way we can describe this uable Buslnew Zone H R ealtor, 648-6968. ceUent location, low 20’s. CaU hour w c^. Apply Eastern Boil­ equipment, loads mis St., Manchester. "Uve It up!" ttaUy flniriied basement CaU lot. Wise investors please ASHWORTH Street ...four provide for college expenses, lawn mowing in South Wind­ ONE OF THE finer thln^ of bedroom s, garage, $26,600. A gency, 646-0181. Jawoby 4B We have homes that were built for 622-3114. three and one-half bathroom take notice. bedibom Colonial plus two car new car or larger family, why sor area^ C all'644-6674. life —Blue Lustre carpet and Apartmontf Flats ... PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Colonial Cape In Manchester’s ^ „ , 2-HOMES weai’ and tear, for bikes and bad­ 6Vi room garage soon wiU be under con­ Ranch on a nicely treed lot on not. earn -it at a -modem busi­ upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ WATCH AND Jewelry repair­ SeptiB Tanks 649-6S47. newest prestige area. Words minton and things that cram clos­ TanuuMiiH 63 Ranch close to QoU struction in this prime residen­ Route 81 in Coventry. This is a ness, working' part-time with 14 Y E A R OLD bpy would like tric shampooer, $1. The Sher- ing. P rom pt serv ice. Up to $20 AND and phrases are Inadequate to One 4 bedroom home plus ets brim-fuU. May ■we show you a Housos For Ront 65 Course, IH baths, bullt- tial section. Watch for It Also fine home for the price. Ask pleasing co-workers. Applicant lawn mo'wing Jobs, lawn care wln-WilUams Co. on your old watch in trade. MODE2RN duplex, 2 bedrooms. TWO FAhraYT^-^ Mbiiiet describe either the magnifi­ garage with hot air heat few and hC^ select an ideal home kitchen, built-in vacuum sys­ 1ns, firep lace and garage. two other lots avaUable where for Joe Lombardo, Belfiore HOME must be neat, personable and and other odd Jobs in South Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, for your Uvely fam ily? private yard, central location, SIX ROOM HOME for lease, cent home or the parklike and one 6 room home plus PILE IS soft and lofty .... c o l­ PlusgMl Sewers tem, garage, 119x166 lot. gar­ Here is one floor living the builder wlU buUd to your A gency, 643-6121. over 18 years of age. Starting M anchester area. Call 649-3274. 737 Main St., State 'Dieatre $145. month. Gall Paul W. very clean, references requlr- grounds. Ask for Mr. Lom­ garage and steam heat. ors retain brUliance in carpets den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins at its best. plan. T.J. Crockett Realtors, Building. D ougan, R eidtors, 649-4686. ed. PhUbrick A gency, R ealtors, UNUSUAL BUY—Nice Cape on AvaUable income from 2 DELIVERY w age, $1.65-$1.90. Apply in per­ cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent Machine Cleaned KEITH Agoney, Realtors, 649-5324. bardo, B elfiore A gency, 643- 643-1677. son F riendly Ice Cream , 436 649-5347. 5121. $29,900—Ju st listed ! One year _____ one acre lot also containing hom es in excess $200 per Dogs— Birds— Pofs 41 electric shampooer, $1. Lar­ Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, LDOKING FOR anytldng in real Main St., Manchester. MANCHESTER — $16,io^ 6 old 2-famlly on lovely EAST CENTER S tre e t. . . four bqy garage suitable for month. ExceUent financing sen’s Hardware. Sewer Lines Installed—Cel­ REAL ESTATE e Ute rentals — apartments, SIX ROOM SINGLE house, ADORABLE puppies—Pedigree room Colonial, completely re­ EIGHT ROOM Colonial in a treed lot. Each apart­ Owners are anxious to seU this auto repair shop or small ma­ available at 6% interest SALESMEN lar WaterprooSag Done. 172 E. CENTBJR ST. bames^ multipta dwellings, no excellecit^ pondltfoa and repair. RESPONSIBLE boy or man or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet THE PROVEN carpet cleaner decorated, central air-condi­ convenient central location, ment has 3 bedrooms, Impressive Colonial that now is chine shop. Zoned properly. rate for 16 years, $18,000. feea. CaU J. D. Eteal Estate, $150. J. D. Real Estate, 643- two fuU baths, four large bed­ with own equipment to mow Shop, 643-6108. Blue Lustre is easy on the Dairy Products 50 . 848-1822 . tioning, near bus. Hutchins oven and range, disposal 'vacant Six rooms in aU plus Nicely treed lot. Ask for Mr; Good home service delivery and trim law n weekly. 643-0902. MeKINNEY BROS. 643-6129. 5129. rooms upstairs, fifth do'wn- budget. Restores forgotten col­ ICEBERG LETTUCE, beans, A gen cy, R ealtors, 649-6824. and stainless steel sink. a sun room. Needs some gen­ Merritt. Belfiore Agency, 648- routes are now open, which GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ 118 Peari St. — 848-5808 stairs if needed. Aluminum „ . ... MALE PRODUCTION workers ors. Rent electric riiampooer, beets, carrots, squash, cucum­ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat eral redecorating, but the own­ 6121. F. M. GAAL AGENCY will give the right men mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron Sewerage Dlspoeal Co. storms and screens. Nicely $1. Larsen’s Hardware. bers. 21 Angel St, Manchester. stove, refrigerator, laundry fa­ Suburban For Rfnt 66 choice Rockledge area. ers are liberal minded and 'wUl good income. Five day —first shift, starting rate $2.31 R d., Bolton, 643-6427. _ _ j _____ ■ • ______room Cape, with garage in treed lot. We highly recom- * ESTATE-UKE grounds sur­ Broker 643-2682 per hour. Must be 6’9" or over. culties and parking, on biis Here is a spacious 1 year aUow for that. T.J. Crockett week, many fringe bene­ PICNIC Tables—several styles CULTURED native blueberries, ROCKVILLE—4 rooms, , second Bowers School area. Featuring mend this residence as good, round this incredibly spotless Applications accepted daily, CHIHUAHUA puppies — 3 line, adults. AvaUable Aug. 15. old home with baths, R ealtors, 648-1577. fits. A liberal commission from $16.50 up. AU bolted to­ 60 cento pint, green beans, 26 floor, centraUy located, park-' 2 fuU baths, 8 or 4 bedrooms. solid value, especiaUy for the 7H room SpUt in nearby South Gay Blair 742-6921 mteivlews Tuesday, apply to months, aidutt family only, $75 Ansaldi Apartment, McKee St. arrangement makes possi­ bies from $20 up, delivered. cento quart. 464 Woodland St. tag, stove Included, $80 month­ formal dtatag room, aluminum larger famUy. Ask for Mr. huge first fl<»r MANCHESTER — "investment Windsor. Frame and Roman- Rogers Corp., Mill and Oak­ 742-6369. 649-6249. ble hig^ earnings. W. Zlnker, RockviU e. 876-0397. 043-2236. ly . 876-8322. siding, treed lot $20,500. Wol- Merritt. Belfiore Agency, 643- room, complete buUt-ln opportunity, 8 unite ta 2 build­ brick construction. Three zone land St., Manchester, Cohn, or kitchen, 'aluminum siding THREE ROOM modern, apart­ verton A gency, R ealtors, 649- 6121. ings, weU located near sdhools heat ™ s 1« truly a custom iiARLBOROUGH - 6 APPLY AKC black miniature male poo­ and 2 car garage. room ca ll M iss Bannister 1-774-9606. ment, heated hot water, cen­ 2813. and shopping and in exceUent built home. Everything about Personnel Department An equal opportunity employ­ dle, puppy shots, wormed, $66. SPOTLESSLY clean is this cen- Ranch, basement garage, 2 CaU 876-0337. tra l location , $100 m onthly. 643- Rosort Proporty condition. Income better than it spells quaUty. Intercom, Tuesday - Friday er. IN TOWN — 8 famUy, aluml- traUy located Colonial with SUBURBAN phone Jacks, thermopane sUd- fireplaces, exceUent condiUcm. 0644, a fter 6:30 p.m . $10,000 yearly. Wolverton Agen­ Hanley A gency, 643-0030. 8:30 A.M. - 3 P.M. AKC German Shepherd puppies rO T i w n r ______Tinm siding, exceUent condl- four bedrooms or three bed- Ing doors, buUt-ta- planter, ROUTE SALEMAN room s and a b ig first floor $16,200—Suburban livin g at i t s ______cy , R ealtors, 649-2818. 9 w eeks old, $76. A lso two IVE HAVE customers waiUig CO'VENTRY—Lakeside modem tion throughout, $800 m onthly buUt-ln bronze double oven, COVENTRY 3 bedroom SolnsnMn Wantud 36-A 2-months old, no papers, $10. for the rental of your apart- cottage, openings ta August Income. Appointment only. family room. Eight rooms in best in this 3 bedroom MANCHESTER 4 bedroom surface unit, 17’ .Naugahyde SEALTEST FOODS Good payinsr, established bakery route, outside aU including a finished rec Ranch on huge treed lot. year 'round home, brick fire­ Call 643-4678. msnt or home. J. D. Real Es- and September. Call Ellsworth G erard A gen cy, R ealtors, 649- Ranch, ideal famUy home in circular couch, etc., etc., etc. SALESMEN are made not rooms downstairs. Formal din- This 6 year old home Is place, oU hot w ater baseboard MILK DIVISION work, 5 day week, many frinsre ^nefits provided. tate. 64341139. Mitten, 648-6930. 0638 o r 643-0366. choice central location. Spa­ Trees, shrubs, and golf-course bom. If you are Interested in tag room, nice living room, Immaculate and ready to heat, lot 160x126, plus 8 room 256 H om estead A ye., H artford unlimited income and trained cious living 'room with waU to landscaping. Truly a must-see and lavatory summer home AKC BLACK miniature poodle Inquire In Person—See Arvid Marcuson m ROOMS, $180. Garden COTTAGE for rent, lake Mano- IMMACULATE 6% room Cape country sized kit hen with move into. by one of the largest financial waU carpet and fireplace. situation. B elfiore A gency, 643- for extra income, located on An Equal Opportunity puppy. Call 876-6449. Apartments, parking, 16 Forest manac New Hampshire, from with firep la ce fo r $16,000. caUneto, dishwashet, and dis- |2l,600—7 room Spilt Level fea- Landscaped tree- shaded lot. Institutiona in the world. Call 5121. rear of property, priced re­ E m ployer St. o ff M ata St. No pets. 646- August 12. CaU 643-9661. Three bedrooms, new ceramic posal. WaU to wall carpeting taring IH baths, famUy $19,700. Louis Dimock, Realty, 643-7303 fo r an appointm ent. FREE — One black and one bath, oU hot water heat, lOOx- duced, $14,000. F .M . Gaal VIKING BAKING CO. 0090, 648-5676. upstairs and down! baths, room, wall to waU car­ 649-0828. EXCLUSIVE BARNSBEE Lane CAPE COD—Dennisport, new A gency, B roker, 643-2682 or white kitten, houaebroken, 3 174 treed lot, vacant. W olver­ two car garage. New roof. peting, buUt-ins and gto- section ta Coventry. Eight months old. CaU 644-0469. 500 OAKWOOD AVE.—WEST HARTFORD 470 M AIN ST. —3 room apart­ cottage, accommodate 6, ton A gency, 649-2813. Gay B lair, 742-6921. DUE TO expansion at the Help W onto^ Truly a fine value. Ask for rage. room Split with 2H baths, 2 Manchester Parkade Thom m ent, adults only. $96. 643- heated, fireplace, a'voilable Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen­ Lots For Solo 73 car garage, and a whole page- COVENTRY BERNARD—female, 4 months MANCHESTER vicinity—clean­ $23,000—L ovely 6 room Colonial LAKE — nice 4 ' McAn Shoe Co. needs sales- Mala or Foniola 37 2428, 941. August 26 on. 644-0835. cy , 643-6121. ful of extras, aU set on a one- old, aU shots, exceUent pet, pa­ er than new, 6% room Ranch, with breezeway and ga- BOLTON — near center, 1% room year 'round home. A real - men to train for managerial acre ■wooded lot. Give Joe MANCHESTER’S oldest ^ pers. $100. CaU 649-3007. ONE BEDROOM modem apart- COLUMBIA Lake —for re n t large treed lot, exceUent value ANSALDI built Cape, four rage in choice residential acre wooded lot, beautlfuUy good buy at $6,600. CaU 1C^ poslUon. Many fringe bene- Lombardo a half hour of your largest stationers has opening meat, available Aug:. 1st, $130. smaU waterfront cottage, at $17,900. Leonard Agency, rooms down, unfinished up, area. Huge master bed­ residential area, $4,000. CaU ten .^ n o y . R ealtors, 648-6880. ■ fits. Apply in person at our time to see this absolute gem. for salesperson in office sta­ p e r m onth, including h e a t CaU Route 87, Colum bia 4 sign. H. R ealtors, 646-0489. fireplace, lovely paneled Uv- room, 1^ baths, buUt-ins, 649-7367. Thom McAn store at the Man­ Fast sale Imperative. Belfiore tionery department. Sales ex­ P aul W . Dougan, R ealtor. 049- Johnson. Ing room. Nicely treed lot. fireplace and garage. SOUTH WINDSOR chester Broad St Parkade, A gency, 648-5121. perience preferred, 37^ horn* 4585. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Ask for Mr. Zinsser. Belfiore Here is solid value. HEBRON — Route 86, 200' ______Mcmday. An equal opportun­ week, paid holidays, other ben­ Over 50% Of NEW HARBOR Maine—3 room Ranch, large Uvtag room, for­ buUdlng lot with vegetable i^p^^VLY LISTED Split a very A gency, 643-6121. OPEN SUNDAY ity employer. AM ERICAN 82 Scarborough Rd. cottage, with screened ta $23,900—Custom built 8 bed­ efits. Apply Mr. Harrison, NEW 3 ROOM apartment, in­ mal dtatag room, cabinet stand, fruit trees, $2,000. Leon­ few minutes from Manchester, porch, modem conveniences, room Ranch on 1 acre mornings or by appointment, cludes gairagie, parkitag:, stor­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ BRAND NEW and brick! Gor- ard A gency, 646-0489. Just off Route 44A. Six full 2 - 4 P.M. O IL C O . age tmd laundry faculties plus sleeps 4. Beautiful ocean view. tion room, landscaped yaud. geous six room Ranch with lot. In addition to this 649-5341. H arrison’s Stationers, rooms, fireplace, nicely land­ 54 Mountain D r., Wapptag, CARPEMTEStS wanted. Call appliances, $100. per month. J. AvaUable August 12-26. $60 per Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, a whole paige full of extras! lovely home there Is also LAKE BUNGGEE — large 840 Main St., Manchester. scaped lot. Assumable mort­ from ' Manchester take 643-5803, a fter 6. An excellent opportunity I D . R eal E stete, 843-6129. week. CaU 643-8249. 643-6968. Raised hearth fireplace, for­ a 68 foot greenhouse wooded lot, dug well, deslr- gage. Ask for Mr. Merritt. Bel- Route 80, right on Footer PART-TIME positimi available, I In management of a large I mal dlndng room, central foyer which Is now being used able location. Cadi 649-8826. SCHOOL BUS operators for fiore A gency, 648-6121. St., firat right on Orchard will train right person for an 'votame sendee etatlon fot MODERN 4 room apartment CAPE COD—Chatham, 2 bed- THREE-FAMILY, one house off covered patio, attractive dou­ to grow orchids that - 1067-1968 scluxd year. H ourly a man Intereated in bet- Home-Owners rooms, fireidace, near beaches, HtU, first left Mountain D r., interesting electronic testing with private ceUar, refrigera­ Eaat Center St., 5-8-4 room ble door entrauice, two full show a tidy profit. Please rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus I tering hlmeelf, with a I treed 180x800 lot. Wolverton W.900 BUYS THIS clean five watch for signs. operation. High Schoed gradu­ tor, stove and dryer, handy to all improvements. , AvaUable apartments, good Income. By baths, two car garage, aJl city caU for details.. Wolver*- room home near Coventry Line, me., 40 Bralnard Place. good starting salary and! M ain S t Call 643-2786 fo r ap­ August 19 on. 643-6777, 643-0768. appointment only. PhUbrick A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. ate, good math aptitude, hours I an excellent dianoe for | utiUties, etc. etc. etc.. Come Lake. A fine starter or retire­ Four bedroom Colonial, 2 pointm ent. A^fency, R ealtors, 649-5iM7. WE ARE looking for two am­ 5-10 p.m., Mbnday-Frlday. Ap- advancement. Call Fret- VACATION whUe your work— by —you may come buy! Ask ment home. Ask for Homer years old, 2% hatha, fire- idy in person 5-8 p.m. Reeves W bitious trainees for our belt 628-8176. THREE ROOM apartment un­ cottage on river for rent by MANCHESTER — 7 room Rato- for Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore Rosort Proporty Oraeseler. Belfiore Agency, placed paneled fam ily, H offm an, 11 B ragg S t, E ast plasma flame spray depart­ furnished, no pels or chUdren. the month or by the season, ed Ranch, modem kitchen. A gency, 648-6121. BARROWS and WALLACE For Solo 74 648-6121. room, front to back Uvtag ment An opening on first H artford. m o room, formal dtatag room, List 643-2068 before 7:80 p.m . secluded, rest ta comfort, 10 JOE LOMBARDO has a couple Manchester Shopping Parkade BEAUTIFUL SECOND Bolton BRAND NEW homes on one and second shift, pleasant large country kitchen with m inutes from M anchester, $120 and sundeck, aluminum sid­ o f brand new houses le ft In M anchester 649-6806 winding street ta nearby Ver­ working cemditionB and shift FOUR, IftOOM heated apart­ Lake front lot, 60x186. $6,000. buUt-ins. WeU landscaped a month, $240 fo r rest o f sea­ ing, PhUbrick Agency, Real nearby Vernon on one wind------rrr'.cn:— non with city water. Just off premium paid. A pply in per­ ment middle, age or working Write Box P, Manchester Her­ % wooded acre. Mid SO’a. son. Write or caU for fuU cata­ tors, 649-6347. ing street. Just off Route 83 litANCHESTER $17,200, Six Route 88. Ask for Joe Lombar­ son K lock Com pany, 1272 Tol­ couple p referred. 649-1832. JUBI. Ui* xvouie oo Colonial, well kept ald. For appointment at other log and listing of farms and near all facilities and with do. B elfiore A gency, 848-6121. land Tpke. Manchester. country homes. Strout Realty, MANCHESTER — on the bus family home conveniently lo­ times caU Suzanne Shorts, Immediate Opening 111 ATTENTION teachers—2 bed­ city water. These rank with line, 2-famUy 4-4 with possible cated in St. James Parish. 643-8886. iiiiil rooms, den, kitchen privileges, Hebron. Edith Lederer, RFD. the best values anywhere. CaU Suburban For Solo 75 ^ l ’TON t^K B-ioo’ of water- liilll 1. CaU 1-228-9116. expansion space for 3 famUy. Leonard Agency, Realtors, ______front modern 5 room near For A Young Man In The 7-Rown Colonial. Large living romn with fire- iilili With U s - furnished or unfurnished, cen­ BHdly rented ■with good Incom e. Joe at the Belfiore Agency, J. WATSON BEACH & Co. 643-5121. 646-0466. . TOLLAND — minutes from year ’roimd Ruioh home, sun, I!!!!! tral location. August 1 occupan­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, place, formal dining room, sunroom, family size ii|i| c y available. 643-9346 days and UConn, nearly new 6^ room shade and privacy, exceUent Realtors 622-2114 Wontod To Ront 68 649-2813. RICK MERRITT has Just list- MANCHESTER—Here’s a list­ Ranch with garage, 8 bed­ area. Only $18,600. H ayes evehtags. ing with great posslblUfies for Sports Dept. ed a lovely Split Level with rooms, famUy sise Mtchen, A gency, 648-0181. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 with walk-in closets, 11^ |iiiij WANTED — 2. bedroom apart- MANCHESTER — Executive present comfort andOffflSire an assumable mortgage, large professionadly finished rec ROCKVILLE—beat’s Uvtag ta a $126-4 ROOMS, aU utUitles ta- m ent avaUable Sept. 1. $100.- neighborhood, spacious Garri­ value. A 6 room Cape featur­ baths, 2-car attached garage. Beautifully shrub- 111 landscaped lot. WaU to wall room , im m aculate, $21,200. BOLTON—EIGHT room house, 2-fomUy home. One 6 room No Experience Necessary, But Preferred cluded, chUdren aUowed. Nice $160. CaU 246-4011 coU ect son Colonial, center entrance, ing large kitchen, fireplaced carpeting, finished rec room. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, five doim and three up with home, modernized, including yard, firs t flo o r. 643-9374. fireplaces, porches, garages, living room, 4-bedrooms, 2 fuU new boUer, one 6 room home, An exceUent opportunity for the right man. Good bed yard. 111 TOOTLE WITH one chUd de­ CaU Rick at' the Belfiore 649-2818. bam and four acresj of land beautiful treed setting ta the . 643-6121 baths, one car garage and same condition. Live rent free. AUGUST 1 occupancy, adults sires 2 bedroom apartment for $22,600. T.J. Crockett, Real­ starting sahuy, two wedts paid vacation, sick 80’s. PhUbrick A gency, 649- a g en cy , 643 6121. lovely landscaped yard. In Im- COVENTRY —newer 6 room Only $19,900 fo r both. CaU Car­ ‘ leave,' ho^italization, life insurance, retirement only, 3 rooms, centraUy locat­ with heat, stove, refrigerator, tors, 648-1677. ed, heat, hot water, stove, file 6347. CHENEY ESTATE —secluded maculate condition. CaU The home, exceUent condition, flre- riage R ealty, 872-3808, 648-7788. under $100. 289-9447. SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland incMne plan. AU this plus a brand new plant to Shown By Appointment bath and diower, parking. atmosphere of a country es­ Jarvls Realty Co., Realtors, place, garage, privacy, 2 acres, HENRY STREET—Come out Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod­ work hi plus a friendly atmosphere. $80. CaU 648-6396. FOUR ROOM duplex, base­ tate one block from Main 648-1121. pond. CaU now. Only $16,000. Wantod— Rool Esfoto 77 and see this 3 bedroom Coloni­ em kitchen with buUt-tas, for- board heat, aU aluminum win­ al ■with one-car attached gar­ MANCHESrER-Immaculate L Hay®» Agency, 6464)181 NEW 5 ROOM 3 bedroom apart­ property that definitely ro' mal dtatag room, 3 large bed- SELUNO YOUR home? For dows, garage. Adults prefer­ age. Large room's, fuU base­ Apply In Person To Thomas Ferguson, Pub. quires a leisurely Inspection. shaped Ranch, custom Colonial ROCKVILLE — 6 ro^'^C a^, rooma, hatha, flntohed fam- prompt, courteous service that ment ta 2-famUy home. Near red, $90. CaU 640-7846 after 6. ment. Steam oil heat. Priced to MARION E. ROBERTSON, Realtor ||||1 There Is fimelessness of arch­ styling, breezeway, garage, immaculate condition, nice Uy room, garage, large wood- gets results call Louto Dimoek Parkade and on bus line, car- seU a t $21,000. CaU The Jar­ pefing, appUances, and heat, COLLEGE professor and fam- itecture here, combined with beautiful large lot. Char Bon yard, on the bus line, city wa* ed lot, $24,900. PhUbrick Agen- R ealty, 849-9828. vis R ea lty C o., R ealtors, 643- ’ iKanrlfTBtTr IfpralJi ageless brick construction, set R eal Estate, 648-0688. ^ mid sew ers. CaU C arriage .*!y. R ealtors, 649-6847. — r — —•! ------. 643-5953 $176 m onthly. 648-9278. Uy desire to rent 8 o r 4 bed- ' ______!______TWO OR 8 famUy home, must 13 BISSELL STREET — ------room unfurnished house ta 1121. upon a weU hidden approxi- TWO FAM ILY, 5 and 6, first B ealty, 872-8808, 648-7788. Every Penny ------M anchester. CaU 643-9880. ------_ . , . T!,___ „ . . . ______COVENTRY — beautiful 6 be ta good condition, euitehle Furnishod MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape mately three acre piece. floor vacant, off Church near ANDOVER — Lakefront. $10,- room waterfront home, alum- for now owners occupancy. plus« i.._ Bunporch,— large rooms, teen rooms avaUable, or the Park, St. Mary’s Church, 900. - ...... 4 ^ room R anch. Stone inum siding, . . . aluminum storm------Prtadpals . only----- need . apply. third floor con be shut off, Apcntmonls 63-A treed lot, $18,900. PhUbrick St. James’ School, St. James’ fireplace, walk-out basement. windows and screens, oil hot Write Box W Manchester Her­ Businoss Pfoporty leaving ten. Enough bath­ A gen cy, R ealtors, 649-5347. Church, close to Mata and two $2,800 assumes mortgage. $79.- water, baseboard 2-zone rad­ ald. THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ rooms and fireplaces for even For Solo 70 bus lines. 286-0818. 38 monthly. Pasek Realtors, iation, garage, ■with extra nished, private bath and en------—— ------MANCHESTER—6 room Cape the very largest famUy, Come Carl Akorknid 289-7476, 742-8248. workshop, occupancy Immed- 'Bast Usod Cor ‘liiys MOST DESIRABLE BOLTON They Ask For! trance, utiUfies, no pets, 226 MANCHESTER — Restaurant, ta exceUent______condition.______f i r e - no ___ more_ _ inadequate______words SEVEN ROOM Colonial, 1% , ____ „ LEGAL C hiuter Oak, 643-8368. weU estehUshed with good ta- storms and screens, fot *uT*^o^you through. BeL baths, conveniently located to ^FnTT.Aivn -^ v « r y p a« ii a «. off Ilia Wook Ara At 1 4 BEDROOMS— 2 « « « Owner in Florid^ wiU finance ustfon. So close to aU conven- Uy home of eight rooms. Three S464)U1. dls^y window, lot. $1«900. FUlbrick Agency, S ecretary Mildred M. SchaUer, Paul Dodge EXCLUSIVE CaU 64941808. foncea that vacanefoa ate nev­ large rooms on first floor plus FIRST NATIONAL STORES. INC. suttablo buataeas or offices. Realtors, 64MI47. ______er a problem. Tennants pay tUe bath. . . five., rooma and HEBRON —5% room Ranch, Board of Directors Selectm an J. WATSON BEACH AND CO.. Rooltors WlU renovate. 529-0618.______CAPE—5 ROOMS, 1% baths, DCWNTOWN—Two bus lines, hast and utiUtles. Nicely bath on second. Two car gar- walk-out basement exceUrat Manchester, Conn. Eleanor M. Bsnavei^ Ponfiac. Inc. Park O Oakland Ave., Eaat' HartfMd, Conn. treed lot two car garage. Ask age. Large lot Cfoae to high condition. VA acres plus, $17,- Dated at Manchester, Con- SeloetiiWh 21 CENTRAL BOW, HABIFOBD—522-2114 4W> zfATW HT a room g ra u ^ 006 COT garage, laige tot with off Cl.’irch near Park S t, 2- floor ptonly ot porting, trees, $16,900. PhUbrick Agen- famUy 6 and 6. F*nit floor for Norman at the Belfiore sdMxU. Asking $20,900. TJ. 000. r>n ownar, no agents, nactlcut, this twenty-fourth day Edward TemSst o j . RoaMofs, 6 4 9 « « . avallaWe. CaU 286-^)818. A gency, 848-6121, Crocket^ Realtor,' tjit-U Tr, 649-1768. o f July 1907, Town d a r t 'X • < J K T f . r a

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PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 Dailjr Not Pl«n Rnv I ' For The Week Ended The Weather iKanrlfrstrr lEvruing H rralb ' bi .fidyM ,lM 7 Partly sunny and vraxm, high Mrs. Joan Cunningham, 85 Mar­ 75-80; t>artly cloudy and mild m ’The World War Tank Corps wa Association is planning a get Wife of Pastor shall Rd.; Mrs. IlaidA Oangell, •cii tonight, low in 60s; swmy and Aboilt Town together in Roston during the Windaort Rulon Hatch, 576 D V? .. 14,7291 warm tomorrow, high in 80s. ' WAC Pfc. Sandra Id. Alper, American Legion Convention Gets YWCA Post Hilliard St.; James Helming, 272 Manche$tei^A CUy of VWage Charm daughter of Arthur D. Alper of Aug. 28 through 31. Headquar­ Sherry Circle, Tolland; Cheater CLOSED FOR VACATION M'HIke Circle, is attending the Mrs. Natlmnid Page Lauriat Kimball,, 184 Hackmatack St. ters will be jit the Parker of Hartford has been named WOL. LXXXVI, NO. 254 (Olasslfled Advnrtlsifig on Page 11) Walter Reed Army Institute of House. A Boston "T ’ (for Also, Sybella Larkin, Blrbh (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1967 PRICE SEVEN CENTS Nursing, Washington,'* D.C. to associate director of the YWCA .St.; John Pavelack, S3 Raddlng .tank) Party will be held for of the Hartford Region. She complete her final two weeks members. There are no regis­ St.; Clyde Piekral, 124 W. Cen­ will work with Miss Ruth ter St.; Francis Retd, 65 Moun­ JULY 31 Thru AUG. 13 of training as an Army Nurse tration fees. ’Hie association is Thomson, executive director of Ooips candidate. made up of former members tain Rd.; Peter Sheridan, 28 the association, guiding activi­ Hillside Ave., South lIRndsor; of iank corps who served un­ ties of the Manchester YWCA Mrs. Gertrude Silver, Brooklyn, The Sodality of the Blessed der the commands of Gen. and others in the Hartford Re­ N. Y.; Aime Spauldlnjg,. 118 Wal­ OPEN FOR BUSINESS AUG. 14 Sacrament of S t John’s Polish Eisenhower and Gen. Patton. gion. nut St.; Mrs. Minnie ’toop, 16 Carrier Forrestal Burns; National Catholic Church will RecenUy, Mrs. Lauriat hw xalcott’ Ave.’, RockvlUe; John sponsor a Bake Sale of Polish been executive director of the Tschumrai, Broad Brook; Mrs. food Sunday after the 8:30 a.m. Public Records Planned Parenthood League of Charlotte Turner, 10 Bliss St.; Idass. Ihe sale will be held in Warrantee Deeds Greater Hartford. She was also Mrs. Dorothy inrich, 82 River­ PARISIAN COUIFniRE the Parish Hall, and is open to Arthur H. and Dorothy M. associated with the YWCA in side Dr., Vernon; Mrs. liucte the public. ' SchulU to Julia M. Chapin, Lanoaslter, Pau, where She head­ Wadsworth, 48 Olcott Dr.; Mar­ 55 OAK ST.—MANCHESTER property at 230 Oak St. ed a Holiday for Wives pro­ 26 garet Zlkus, 45 Birch St. Dead, Many Missing Mrs. John N. McOain of 48 Helen Jones to Charles S. gram for live years. BIR’rHS YESTERDAY: A son CUnton St. is attending a Na­ Burr, property at 418 N. Main She is the wife of the minls- to Mr. and Mrs. James Gueller, tional Conference fof^ Church St. ter of the Unitarian Church of 2g W. Center St.; a daughter to Musicians at the American Nutmeg Homes, Inc., to Wil­ Hartford, and the mother of pg^ul jurovaty, Baptist Assembly this week in liam Edward VonDeck and three daughters. She received a jurovaty Rd., Andover; a son Greien Lake, Wis. She is a Karen A. VonDeck, property on BJt. degree from St. Lawrence to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberta, "NATIVE PRODUCE — HOW SWEET IT IS!" University, Canton, N.Y., and -I**..' ■ ^ member of Cowmmunity Bap­ Ellen Lane.. Hebron Rd., Andover. NATIVE: Com, lim a Beans. Tomatoes, C o l^ ‘ I****** 29 Planes tist Church. Burton Arthur Rice and a master’s degree in social work DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Lettuce, Endive, Beeta, Beet Greens, Green, Yellow Beans, ) Maxine C. Rice to William L. from the University of Con­ DAY: Laura Booth, 23 Griswold Green. Yellow Squash. Spinach, Swiss Chard, Scalllona and Claire M. Zimmerman, necticut School of Social Work. St.; Harvey Wilcox, 117 McKee Hot P ^peis, Acom, Butternut Squash, Yuma, Watercress Marine Pvt. Joseph E. Mul- property at 38 Bruce Rd. Destroyed vey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ St.; Mrs. Arm Schaok, 15 Ridge and Egg Plant; Mary Lee Kanehl to John B. St.; Mrs. Carmella Rojeckl, 210 seph F. Mulvey of 40 Olcott and Shirley G. Larson, property FRUIT: Fresh Strawberries, Blueberries, Baspbeitles, St, is taking recruit training Hospital Notes Diane Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. \ Plums, Cherries, Nectarines, Fendies, Watermelons, at 56 Porter St. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Lillian Marsh. 54 Branford St.; Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Papayas, lim es and Mangoes. In Blaze 2 at the Maxine Corps Recruit Marriage Licenses In all areas excepting matemi- Mrs. Josephine Keish, French 2 Depot, Parris Island, S.C. Hugh Michael Doherty, Med­ SAIGON (AP)— ty where they are 2:30 to 4 p.m. Rd., Bolton; Joseph Stefanlk, NATIVE YELLOW SQUASH ...... 3 lbs. ford, Mass., and Mary Eliza­ and 7 to 8 p.m. and private RED 1, Bolton; Marvin Felr, 15 and ocplosions Idlled at Robert T. Alibrio, son of Mr. beth Pierce, 18 Bowers St., Aug. rooms where they are 10 a.m. Arcellla Dr.; Hyman Lehrman, NATIVE CUCUMBERS...... 3 for 3 9 « least 26 men and^destxoyed and Mrs. Anthony Alibrio of 5, St. Bridget Church. to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Garth Rd.; Mips. Gladys Del- or damaged 29 U.8. jet 203 Vernon St., is one of three Richard Michael LeBlanc, not to smoke In patients’ Galro, East Hartford; • Mrs. BING CHERRIES ...... lb. 4 9 ^ planes today in a holocaust seniors at Hobart College, Gen­ Hartford, and Tara Jean Cleve­ rooms. No more than two visl- Beryle Caine, East ■ Hartford, SANTA ROSA PLUMS...... doz. 4 0 ^ idioard the aircraft carrier eva, N.Y., recently named to land, 194 Bidwell St, Aug. 4, tors at one Ume per patient. Also, Franklin Orcutt, Wales Forrestal off North Viet­ the Druids, a senior honorary Church of the Assumption. Patients Today: 251 Rd., Andover; Heiwy Chretien, Royal or Sealtest lee C r e ^ ------•. Vi 8b1. 9 9 0 nam. 8 society. A dean’s list student, he Building Permits —,---- 45 Russell Dr., Vernon; Therese The U.8. command annoimced will also serve as supervisor of X Plus Corp., for Donald Bal- ADMITTED YESTERDAY : Strait, Summit Dr„ . Tolland; COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPEBS! many othera among the mam­ dormitory proctors for the com­ tulonis, swimming pool at 100 • Also Complete lin e of SEALTEST Dairy Products a 9 Mrs. Dorothy Baldyga, 439 Hill- Mrs. Priscilla Brackett and moth ship’s 4,800-man crew ing year. Windsor St, $1,200. lard St.; Roy Banks, 79 Lenox son, 871 Adams St.; Mrs. Marl- were Inj^u^ or mlaslng In the X Plus Corp., for Royal Plhl, St.; Mrs. Margaret Beaulieu, 28 lyn McCaim and son, 151 McKee fire and blasting of bombs, rock­ swimming pool at 40 Brent Rd., Bunce Dr.; Mrs. Tryphena Bee- St.; Mrs. Doi;i8 Brown and son, "T H ^ K IN O Mrs. Doris Hogan of 85 He- Joseph Jay photo ets and fuel set off on the flight laine Dr., a social studies teach­ $1,500. be, 74 Hudson St.; Gerald Boyle, 174 Brook St., Wapping; Mrs. deck by flames from an explod­ er at Beimet Junior High X Plus Corp., for Willard J. MRS. THOMAS JAMES HAMILTON JR. 95 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Mau- Louise Finn! and sOn, 40 Edger- ■ PRODUCEI" Sash Painters Saved in New York ing A4E Skyhawk. School, recently attended a re­ Cormier, swimming pool at 125 reen Chipps, Thompsonville ; ton St.; Mrs. Martha Kiernan Two window sash painters, dangling by safety belts nine stories above the Authorities said it would take gional seminar in International West S t, $1,500. 'The marriage of Miss Jeanne Susan Donahue of Manchester. 'James (Jomlns, 404 N. Main St.; and son, 88 Village St., Rock- 176 OAKLAND STREETT, MANCHESTER s 64S-6S84 ground, are eased to safety minutes after scaffold slipped its safety line and some time to establish an accu­ Education, which included a X Plus Corp., for Bernard MariJamaica, BWI, and tlmd, Ohio. Capt. Ogg was ac­ go our from a petal crown, of organza Mrs. Ham- bombers cost an average of the Meadows, a harness Sunday with pillaging, burning a policeman answering a call with crystal accents, and She Beach, Fla, quitted earlier of a charge of track In adjoining Wash­ — Courts announced plans to carried a bouquet of white wore a white dress ai^d about $2 million a piece. and sniper fire, there was ten- tor a domestic distiubance. murder. ’The vessel also was blackened ington County. In the past, sion but little trouble. Gray, police SEdd, had been release without ball as many as roses and Ivy. ensemble trimmed In - Patrick, 25, a platoon leader DfUly has won hats from 1,000 prisoners held on minor Mins Constance -Anji Berube pumpkin, and a corsage of Miami Beach Chosen and scarred. But the engines Shortly after midnight a Na- threatening three ^o p le with a from WythevUle, Va„ was remained in service. Several Bing Crociby, Bob Hope and tional Guard captain leaped into rifle. Although ha dropped the charges In connection with the of Manchester, S is te r'^ the pumpkin colored c^atloiw . charged with murder and con­ Jack Dempsey. riots. Negro leaders charged bride, was maid of honor. She The couple live at 182 Sisson St., hours after the outbreak, the a Jeep and sped down the weapon when ordered to, be during our duct unbecoming an officer for Forrestal headed under her own blitzed corridor where block reached Into a pocket as he ad- that exorbitant ball . was _ set »v for _ wore a gown of yellow organza, Euat Hartford, allowing soldiers In his umt to For GOP Convention after block of stores and homes vanced on the officer and was majority of more thM MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Bliss said Misimi Beach was power for a port, not officially designed "with bateau neckline, Mrs. Hamilton is employed at shoot and kill the middle-aged Identified. were torched by looters. brought down by a single bullet. P«p*oiis anvsted, wnetfaer Short sleeves with white lace the Connecticut Mutual Life In- Vietnamese. Republican National Chairman not asked to raise its offer of their alleged offenses were seri­ ^ 19KB ^ $650,000 in cash and $150,000 in Most of the casualties were Two Killed, He returned within minutes to No new injuries were report- and velvet ribbon edging, and aurauice Ck)., Hartford. Mr. A seven-officer Army general Ray Bliss said today Miami ous or not. L goods and services that extend flown to two other carriers, the say “Two guards in a wc^e- «d, leaving the total at 847 hos- matching edging at the modi- Hamilton is a stock broker with Impola Sport Coupe court-martial board spent only Oriskainy and Bon Homme Rich­ — The Federal Housing Ad­ B-l-G fled empire waist. She wore a Paine, Webber^ Jackson and Beach has been chosen by the to such fine detail as baby-sit­ house reported hearing two pltallzed, hundreds more treat- 10 minutes deliberating before ministration leased 58 buildings, party’s site selection committee ting service for the children of ard. 41 Injured shots in the distance.” ed and released on whom no matching daisy headpiece with Curtis, Hartford. they acquitted Patrick at the A aoldler at 12th and Grand accurate tally was kept. some of them multiide units, to face veil, and carried a cluster ------• end of trial lasting a day and a for the 1968 GOP nominating delegates. ITie city had said it (See Page Thirteen) the Detroit Housing' Commission of yellow camaltlona and white Insulin, which is used in the WE'RE CLEANING THE BASES OF '67s, 2-Doors! half at the 1st Air Cavalry Divi­ convention. would go to $1 million or more In Bus Crash at a fee of $1 per month ^ r unit daisies. treatment of diabetes, was in- sion hose camp. Bliss, making the cmnounce- for the convention. toe persons left homeless by the FINAL Brldesmaids were Miss Jean- vented in 1922 by Sir Freder- Soimer witnesses told the ment after a slx-hoUr closed Chicago reportedly had made EDWARDSVILLE, Ala. (AP) five days and nights of violence. 4-Doors! Hardlops! Convertibles! Y^agons, too! door meeting that lasted into an offer of about $800,000. — ’Two persons were killed and nette Berube of Hartford, a Ick G. Banting and J.J.R. Mac- court Patrick’s platoon had ‘ Congress Working Too the early hoiua, said the com­ A fire destroyed McCormick Beauty Contest 41 Injured, some critlcadly when — Public Works CommlssUm- cousin of the . bride; and Miss, Ladd. ^cked up Nguyen Chi, 42, in a er Robert Toohey said inkpec- They're ready dad waiting for you now! And every village on the Bong Son plains mittee’s recommendation is Place, Chicago’s new conven- a bus ricocheted off a bridge subject to approval by the Na­ tcon hall, Jan. 16. In' Saigon Has and crashed Into a small creek, tlons showed at least 800 unsafe Clearance! April 4. ’The man was consid­ buildings and he received wide ered 'S Viet Cong suspect be­ tional Committee in September, There have been reports that Many Surprises authorities said. one is PRICED TO GO during our spectacular but a party spokesman said the the Democratic party would LB J’s Riot Probers authority to demollrii such ONCE-A-YEAR cause he was of military age ’The driver, Melvin C. Harper, biUldlngs. Toohey and Walter P. ★ ★ ★ ★ and was found in an area under decision “in effect’’ means this follow the GOP lead, largely to SAIGON (AP) — The Ingredi­ 49, of Birmingham, Ala., and an tourist Mecca would be the con­ accommodate the needs of tele­ ents are standard Miami Beach Reutber, president of the United model-yeor-end wind-up. Cominimist influence, they said. unidentified woman passenger Auto Workers, completed a plan READ EVERY ITEM — THEN Four men said they heard vention site. vision broadcasters, that con­ —pretty faces, ctirvy figures, were killed. Face Competition HOP TO IT TO HOUSE AND HALE! parts of a radio conversation Chicago, the only other city ventions would 1>e broadcast in musical fanfares and rapt State trooper James Hyatt I (See Plage ’llilrto a i) ONLY 45 NEW CARS LEFT... $ 0 H U R R Y ! still under consideration, was color if held in the same hall. judges—but the beauty contest said the bus was sldeswiped by between Patrick and Ogg. They WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ a new inquiry may be added to 120” Kofrfaire Fan. 2-speed, contended Ogg had told the lieu­ rejected because of the limited Republicans were assured of that results Is strictly Saigon. a car in a curve on UK. 78. The hotel airrangements here for 25,- dent Jtemsoh’s Advisory Com­ several already scheduled to |G-E motor. Reg. $16.88. NOW *12.88 C O M E IN T O D A Y YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL NEVER BE WORTH MORE! tenant to kill the prisoner. seating facilities' in the Cihicago There is no tradition for such car did not stop, he said. - 8. Sgt. Walter Grlffen, 26, amphitheatre,’ Bliss said. 000 visitors with promises of no things in South Vietnam, but the The bus was about halfway on mittee on C3vil Disorders organ­ begin soon in the Senate and .Bast 8t. Louis, m., said Patrick The convention is scheduled price increases. City officials government television station a trip to Birmingham, Ala., izes today, faced with fast- House. Strong Quake iDouble Window Fan. Made by Lasko. R V g% OOl had told him to carry out Ogg’s for the week of Aug. 6, 1968. promised that 1,000 taxicabs, running the contest is making from Atlanta, Ga. placed competition from McClellan, who heads the Sen- |Reg. $13.98. NOW I V e D O l SALE RIOHT NOW WE HAVE AN ESPE- operating around the clock, 100 up for lost time with a six- Harper managed to keep the congressional committees bent ate permanent investigations THIS WEEK ONLY charter buses and 75 air-condi­ month beauty marathon. bus on the road until it got on making their own probes of subcommittee, already said In Colombia O U ilY FINE SELEOnON OF tioned limousines would be Judging began in mid-June, around the curve but then lost city riots. Johnson’s direction to the com­ [Coolers, Jags> Decanters. All in USED available. control, police said. Even before commission mission to come up with recom­ BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — and a contest is scheduled every Istodc. Your choice. The city assured the GOP Mi­ week until November, when The big vehicle bounced off a members, headed by Demo­ mendations to alleviate "the A severe earthquake hit central underwear USED OARS. STOP IN TODAY IJAW in New Pitch ami Beach’s convention hall Miss Vietnam Televialon will be railing of the bridge, hurtled cratic Gov. Otto Kerner of HU- conditions-’ that breed despair and noitheast Colombia at dawn on famous would be expanded to seat 20,- noia, could meet with the Presi­ and violence” will result in "the today, and officials said four l24” Bar-B-Q G ill. 000. It now has 16,600 seats. (See FUg« Thirteen) (See Fisge ThJ^faen) dent at the White House, Sen. same old story-—just spend iBeg. $7.99. NOW ANO LOOK THEM OVER. John L. McClellan, D-Ark.> said persons were killed, two of them *5.0(» Always a Rreat value—but how you save even CARS more money.” crushed by a falling church more during this special for For Profit-Sharing ‘The Arkiwas senator told an steeple. Damage was reported the actlon-talloredtinderwear specially designed for interviewer he Is considering a heavy in the northeast, near the iPicnk GiilL resolution to give the subcom­ Portable. Reg. $2.98. NOW• . : ’65 CORVAIR '63 VOLKSWAGEN - DETROIT (AP) — The United $1.1 billion in 1966 to $902 miUlon Venezuelan border. 18 m«n in the active age. T-Shirte IJflf .Memu Sport Coupo. 6 eyllnder, 4-' Deluxe 2-Door. 4 cylinder, ftO A R mittee brood powers to conduct '63 RAMBLER Auto Workers Union, eyebig the this year. In Bogota, the earthquake of Pak-nit* ftbric . . . won’t shrink even 1% in speed radio, heater, f tlA V R 4-apeed, radio, heater. '’'P ’tw Chrysler Corp. said its earn­ "a proper and thorough Inves- . . . , , , , Otaario 6M S-Door. 0, anto., bucket aeata, vriiltewallB. problems of negotiating for a o| U., ...id IPicnic Bags. lengihe (Govt S ttI T est 7550; CCOT-191b.) radkh hMUr, vUtcnnlta. ings fell $50 million in the first from their beds into a cold rain. ’65 PONTIAC ’63 FORD Ug money package when ^UIto six months of the year. in this field the group now Is Ififiolated. Reg. $1.39. NOW< •TM OOMPAX CORP. Oalaxie 4-Door. V-8, auto., They wore only pajamas and Grand Prix Sport Coupe: V-8, auto:, industry profits are down, has The UAW pointed out that few limited to inquiries into inter­ power ateering, brakes, bucket aoats, radio, heater, state or organized crime. were wrapped in blaxdiets. ’66 VOLKSWAGEN made another pitch for profit- major conttucts expired in 1066, Pdlce reported no deaths or lAlmninnm Folding Chairs and Deluxe 2-Door. 4-gpeed, radio, boater, f t 9 3 0 R whitwalls. $1150 TTie House is scheduled to u^tewaUa. TKwTw a boom year, and that now that serious damage in this capital. ISand Chairs. Reg. 3.97. NOW i For T-Shirts 4 cylinder, radio, heater. ^1495 sharing. the unions are able to get to the take up a crime control bill ’64 FALGQN ’62 CHEVROLET ’The earthquake occurred at Impala 4-Door Hardtop. A position paper on the sub­ bargaining table, the pickings Monday wlUi prospects a num­ 4:28 a.m. and lasted 30 seconds, |l^ h ^ Lounge. ___tr ^ S .O O l ’66 CHEVELLE Futura 4-Dobr. 6 cylinder, ject w as presented to General t. $6.98. NOW Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., radio, are poorer. ber of amendments aimed at the Andes Geophysical Institute hilKut arm h ^ standard, radio, heater, ftlA O R ICntora Friday after the auto­ The position paper said any curbing dvU disturbances will fraa^md-Msy at^on. Pak-nit fab- V-S, auto., radio, heater, ft99d!R whitewalls. heater, whitewalls. $1145 reported. lie shrlnkt lata thim 1%I ’vhitewalla. motive giant reported a decline “profits that would be shared be offered. m profits from last |rear. It said the hardest-hit area lAluminuni Glider. Reg. m ’64 .CHEVELLE ’62 CHEVY H < would be what was left after all The Senate Judiciary Commit­ seemed to be Santander Depart­ |2 only. Reg. $49.00. NOW *39.00 3 for $8.00 Now W for ’66 CHEVROLET Malabu 4-Ddor 6 cyllndm:, Nova Sport Coupe. “ m is proposal would mean costa had been met.” tee starts televised public hear­ standard, radios heater, f t 1 3 9 R 8 eyllnder, standard, radio, ftO O R that thay could come hack each ment, about 220 miles northeast |2 rt Convertible. 896, The union made it clear that ings Wednesday on a House- of Bogota. V-8, 4-spe^ bucket aeata, ft^ R O R vriiitev/aUa. - heater, wfattewalls. year for a secemd cut,” said it wanted profit-sharing addition passed bill to make It a federal IChBise Loungars. Reg. $24.98. NOW I T s U U I radio, boater, whitewalls. Bail R. BramUett, GM’s One verson was reported ’64 OLDSMOBILE to major gains in wages and crime to croes state lines with killed there, but heavy damage F-85 Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., powor ’61 CHEVROLET director of labor relations. fringe benefits. ’65 DODGE Impala Station Wagon, V-8, auta, the Intent of Inciting a riot was report^ to many ohurohes iwn Mower (1 only), « l^uble-Seat Brief stewing, brakes, radio, Ford Motor Co., Chrysler Lieonard Woodcock, UAW vice These hearings likely will range Coronet 4-Door V-8, auto,, fty B E A heater, bucket neats, ftVM R power steering, brakes, tSorp. and OK all reported de­ president, said after presenting and other buildings. r?i: llnstant start, cast alumiaum , i radio, boater, whltewalla.' T I G f tV ramo, heater, whitewalls. 9895 far and wide into the subject of Another person was reported |w ith fifticher, Reg. $84.88. ' NOW whitewalls. ^ ^ cline In {oofits for the second the paper, “There .was a total racial violence. lack of response, if silence is a killed in Chluinquira in Boyaca quarter of 1957. ‘ Senate Republican Leader Department. won’t shrink even 1%I THIS IS ONLY A .FEW OF OUR NICE, CLEAN STOCK OF USED CARS Ford reported net income of lack of response.” 3ted Storage Houses. 9 0 0 I M ll $148J1 milUon, equal of $1.34 per The UAW ^ k e d profit-sharing Everett M. Dirksen applauded The church steeple; fell on the Jdmson’s ^;q;x>intments to the two other persons in libano, 18 only 6’X T $69.00.2 only 8’ z 7’ O TeUUJ $8.00 Nbw S for $2i60 share. in 1961 and 1664 and was turned down both times. U-member commlssloh, hut about 250 miles southwest of compared 'v^tb $216.9 said establishment of ttie in- Bogotq. Pdoell Iffiiiiam in the second quarter of Neither Ford nor Chrysler has P^cch Dnvs*'All plnstie, match responded .^to the demand, but ‘quby group won’t sidetrack Other cities affected w ^ D A D T r D CHEVROLET '1956 and a per-share equivalent Congress’ desire to Investigate. Medellin, Colomhla'a second (Mrat sties avsilable). '/2 ^ $1.67. Bramblett said GM’s “position -\ has been pretty clear over the Senate Democratic Leader Mike largest dty with a population of - F(»d said fewer sales and Mansfield agreed. 600,000; BarranqulUa, the idilet Many, m m f oHrar hwnif o l ovnr ilw stora | UHIII E R CO., INC. cost of labor and materl- years and I don’t see any Keraer said Friday in CMcago Caribbean port; (hicuta and Bu- aOi cut Into ttu profits. change. caramanga near the. Venesoelan I REDUCED UP TO 50% : Swiiiiw9ar, Dtomm, 1229 MAIN ST^PHN^EVBNTNW 'HLL 94’J1HUB8DAT& 6-M AllfC^Hn^ i' . Vehicles sales, the firm said, "The UAW ialready has he ’expects, the commission to presented demands which com­ have the help of aU govemini border. _ Epoit SUrta, Infant and OMs* W w down IS per cent for the ^ (AP Fhototaz) An earthquue hit HuUa de­ DOWNTOWN MAIN ST,, MANCHBSTER^9-5221 miarter from the samp period prise the largest package in the agencies. He said J^ofanson- A Nqgro youth balances on a foundatiim wall of and burned timbers. A riot, lasting several days, indicated the enUre Jiutice partment in the south Feb. 9 h.j yca)fi; history of collective bargaining, killing persons and causing all of which cost bard cash,” he what was c.ice a middle-class residence on W est' demolished thousands of homes and businesses and too OPEN 6 DAYS—THURS. NIGHTS titt 9 :00 ^QK had reported a drop in (Bee Page Fourteen) extenoive damage. \ Blx-maiiiha earnings from added. Side of Detroit as he plays among fallen bricks left a damage toll of more than $500,000,000.