WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1967 Atwac« IMIjr Net Pf«H Km PAGE IfiaBTf-SIX 'fv t Xhe Week Ended The Weather jHandif Btf r Iwpttitts If^ralii Inorenaing doudknw to Star S,1M7 night, foln developing^, low In More Families Mayor Honorary Chairman LIQUORS— WINES 70a; doudy w «h vain Mkaty to A bout ^O w n CORDIALS r 14,945 morrow, high 75-80. Host Students Minimum PrieM Mancherter— A CUy of VUlage Charm . rtte Mbnobater Xion’« GMi For Brotherhood Project wM M d a UMd took n le on Twelve Oomen Presbyterian An additional list of host fam ARTHUR DRUB VOL. LXXXVL NO. 240 (SUCTEEN PAGES—Tlb> SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1967^ (ClaMifled Advertteing «m Page IS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Tliumtaor, Jutjr 20, from nom CSiiirch, Rochester, N.T. was ilies who vriU entertain A m eri IMayor Hathan Agtotinelli for the retarded children at to 0 pjn. kt llie Awmor fibear- the scene Saturday .afternoon can STeld Service students this has been named honorary M ansfield. kon a n ) Hamsnia Stare. .. 913 of the wedding of MIm Shirley Funds from the ball and oth weekend has been relea^ by chairman for the iSept. 23 Char MV»ki S t Brooeeda w ill go to B. Taylor of Cambridge, Maas, er contributions will be used to various ctoritoa eponsoned by to Forbes S. Warren of Boston, Mrs. Charles S. House. ity Ball beli^ sponsored by the establiah the shop. The train W h a t’S F or D essert? Last Soke (to lion's OMb. formerly of Manchester. They'are Dr. and Mrs. Philip Brotherhood in Action commit ing school wri'll provide all The bride is the daughter of Sumner of 73 Princeton St. Mr. tee, composed of three Man clothing for It. Try Our Flavors HUDSWFLA,, F ngland Ito Jimiar Bar SecMion of Mr. and Mrs. Hart Taylor of and M rs. Charles B axter o f 84 chester fraternal organizations. One recent meeting of the Of The Month: (AP)— Joe Br^ee promis B52s Resume Raids Rochester. The bridegroom is a Olcott Dr., Mr. and Mrs. Those organizations are general committee was held at the OomsectdRut Bar Asoocia- i( Fresh Strawberry ed hlB friends that the last G eorge W alker o f 17 H arvard the training school, and the lUon w ill h ave (ta aiw iusl m eet- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray War Charter Oak Chapter of B’nai Luscious red, ripe berries time he paissed thedr favor ini' and outtaB^ Friday starting: ren of 109 Princeton St. Rd., Mr. and Mrs. George B’rith, Ctunpbell Council of members were entertained by blended thru our delicious ite pub, he would buy them at noon at tto Hillandele Ooun-- The Rev. Dr. Carlton Allen Sandals o f 40 Steep Hollow Knights of Oolumibus, and Man retarded and blind students in vanlUa ice cream! all a drink and wait outside try Club, TrumlbulL of Twelve Comers Church per Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gay- chester and Friendship Lodges local selections. while they drank. formed the double-ring cere son of 44 Village St., Mr. and o f M asons. The committee heading the ir Strawberry Blpple Brohee, 76, died last week mony. The bride w as graven In M rs. Paul Phlnney o f 126 N. In accepting the honorary planning is made up o f the Vanilla ice cream with de Sfennlbera of tto W W Auxili'- licious strawberry ripple end. Ihe hearse waited out- Inside Viet’s DMZ aiy will meet at the HolmeB marriage by her father. Elm. St., Dr. and Mrs. Sedrich chairmanship. Mayor Agoeti- heads of the sponsoring or dte the George ■and Dragon Mrs. William P. Knoble of sauce throughout! Funeral Hoone, 400 Main St/ R aw lins o f 66 W aranoke R d., ganizations, including James Wednesday whlle'16 mourn tamoTTow at 7 pjm. to pay to- We^lake, Ohio was ziiatron of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris of Holmes and Frank Liaraia of (In }/t GaBods) ers drank up. honor. Bridesm:alds were Mrs. spectB to Ailfred CMeek, whose 62 Cambridge St., Mr. and the K of C, Sidney Green of —A Royal dessert indeed! “He wae a happy man who Bruce B, Warren of Chicago, Mrs. Roderick MacLean of 34 B’nai -B’rlth, and Welter Per Available ^t yoor neigh looked on this as his last m other, (Mrs. A ugusta Boulet, borhood Royal loe Cream Dl., slsiter-in-law of the bride Hoffman Rd., • Mr. and Mrs. son and Raymond Bbgue of the joke,” said the dead man’s H eavy G un Is a memlber of (to wjit. — dealer store, or ask him groom; Miss Sara B. Mills of E van Thom as o f 30 Steep H ol M asons. son. Cam bridge, M ass., and (Mrs. low Lane, Mrs. James O’Toole to get It for yon. . Brohee left $14 to pay for Membesrs of (to ArmyOTavy Richard Brown of Belmont, of 62 S. Adams St., Mr. said Positions Are the drinks, but the bill came Ohih will meet tonight at 7 at Mass. Mrs. Robert H. Smith of 181 Animal Traps bo half that. The change the W . P. Quish Fimeral Home, Bruce B. Warren of Chicago, Hartford Rd., and Mr. and There are three general went to Brohee’s estate. Main Targets 225 IMjain St., to pay respects formerly of Manchester, served Mrs. Burton Smyth of 27 Hill ty p es o f Bivimal traps. The en to the late Chester R. Berk, a as his brother’s best man. Ush closing trap cartxiies the ani- top Dr. SAK30N (AP)—Waves memtoer. ers were Allen Martin of Ja mbl without hurting it; the ar A bus with 43 American Field of B62 bombers pounded maica Plain, Mass., formerly of Service students Is expected to resting trap grips the animal State News 'About 30 members of the Manchester; David H. Taylor and holds St, but does not kill North Vietnamese posi arrive In Manchester late Fri ICE CREAM COMPANY Manidhester Jaycees met fbr a of Rochester, brother of the day afternoon and depart Sun It; and the killlnig trap is made tions inside the demili steak, cookout (Monday night at bride; and James Pox of Syra to igrip the animal, then kill it Phone 649-5358 tarized zone today for the day. A total o f 37 fam ilies wlH 27 Warren St., Manchester P riv y Site the hcane of Richaird Warner, cuse, N .Y. entertain the young people. with a Mow from an extra first time in two mo(nths. (Bolton. Oraig Heston reported After a reception at the Mon lever. The giamt bombers, eaich on a nationail Jaycee conven roe GoU Club, Plttsford, N.Y.; D eterm in ed carrying 50,000 pounds o f explo tion he recently attended in the couple left for a plane trip sives, made three raids during (BaDUmore, (M!d. The n ext m eet to Bermuda. They wUl live at Little to Speak the day on the northern haUf of ing of 'the Jaycees is scheduled 89A Mt. Vernon St., Bostwi. By Chemicals the slx-mile-wlde zone between for (Monday, July 24 at 7 pxn. M rs. W arren Is a 1963 grad In Willimantic North and South Vietnaun. 3 in the Ctocuit Oourt Room at uate of Simmons College. Mr. WETHERSFIELD (AP) Their targets were the fortiri- the Police Station. W arren Is a 1957 graduate o f Wilber Little, president of the Mayor Nathan AgostInelU ► i T S y crossword puzzle Science marches on. catlons auid airtlllery' positions WilU^ton Academy and a 1961 Manchester Property Owners Through soil tests, it has from which the North Vletnaun- . Protective Association, has ac nelli raid, “I urge citizens of r ‘ “H ie Unighrts,” a w ell known graduate of Colgate University. \ determined the site where ese have been inflicting a hea'vy cepted an invitation to speak Manchester to fully support FAIRWAY magazines area dance (band, will play to He is a representative of the Debris .is piled outside Hartford's Westbar Super Market following fire dam toll on U.S. Marine auid South July 24 before the Willimantic this project for the benefit of F/RST a backyard privy stood in morrow from 7:30 to 10:30 S.D. Warren Co., Boston. age. Six business establishmen’ts were damaged last night and early today. Vietnamese units just below the Civic Association, an organiza the (Mansfield children which is reguloriy 25c to 39e ^ colonial times. zone. pm. at a (Rock and Rott Dance Who would want to know such tion similar to the one in Man being conducted ' through the This to ll wais reflected In at Mjanchester (High Schcxd a thing? The Connecticut Soci chester. efforts of B’nai B’rith, the weeky casuadty figures an perking lot, flor young people Breaks Reported ety of the Colonial Dames of He will discuss the activities K of C and the Masons of Man Rocks, Bombs Thrown in Newark nounced today which showed 282 21 end imder. .. Admission is A m erica. of his group and, will recom chester, a true Brotherhood Americans killed laist week, the firee. Refreshments will be At Store, Club Waleom* H#rs^ 1 each 2 The Dames rei^ration com MRS. FORBES S. WARREN mend that a statewide organiza p r o je c t.” third highest death count for a served. Bands or singers 'wish- mittee doing work at the coloni A Belgian woman breaks into tears when greeted by friends at Brussels Air Police are Investigating tion be formed, to include citi The benefactor is the Mans ► —fj ‘ 2 seven-day period this yeau:. But k ■ ingt to appear at these dances al SUas Deane House wanted to port after seeing her father gunned down by Congolese soldiers in their gar breaks into the Oxford 'Pack zen associations in Manchester, field Training School, and the open thurs. and fri. till 9 ^ Arrest Prompts Rioting the U.S. Com m and sadd 2,114 may call the Town Recreation place the privy in the precise age Store on Hartford Rd., in revealed that $73.40 worth of safe was imtouched and noth- Willimantic, Bolton and Water- effort is known as P'roject 67, main street—2 stores—east middle tpke. ^ den at Bukave. The woman and her husband were among the first group of Communist troops were killed Offitoe, 22 School St., sponsor ► spot where it had stood for the which more thmi $120 in liquor vhiskey was also missing, po ing else in the building ap bury, plus any others which may which is the creation of a com Europeans to return from the area where government forces have been bat last week, nearly double the 1,- of the events. longest period. and $26 in cash was taken, and lice said. peared missing or 'disturbed. want to join. pletely equipped clothing shop tling mercenaries. (AP Photofax) 331 reported killed the week be into the Zipser Club, 35 Brain- In Hartford’s North End The committee called on fore and the highest enemy (Members of the (Ladies of St. They said a box containing Henry C. De Roo, soil scien ard PI., where nothing appar weekly toll In a month. James will meet tonight at 8 store records was also rifled. tist with the Connecticut Ag;ri- ently was stolen. Violence appeared to (have been owner and “ several young peo- It was adso reported that 1,170 at the W. P. Quish (Funeral The Zipser Club break was HARTFORD (AP) cuUural Experiment Station. Both breaks were reported Unked to objections by some pie in the area.” U B . senvlcemein weme wounded Hom e, 225 Mialn. St., fo r a re ci discovered at 9 yesterday The arrest of a 24-year-old Testing aroimd the backyard, Mercenaries Take Hostages, yesterday and apparently oc rtf neacp P®rsons who Watched William Police said there was no loot- and one was missing lau9t week. tation of the (Rosary for the morning by Walter Lailey, 35 man on breach De Roostoiund a s|)ioit'wtieTeitto curred . late Monday or early Oi i^ ce. Negro, being hand-' ing and no Injuries South Vietnamese caisualUes late Chester Berk, 'whose wife' ■Harvard Rd., who reported It. soil was enriched with phospho yesterday, police said. charges ap^rently trig cuffed by officers and placed Hartford Police Chief John J. w ere 168 killed, 460 wounded is a member. rus, potassium, and Calcium. Police said a screen in the gered a hail of gasoline in the back seat of a cruiser. Kerrigan remained in the area and 29 m issing. They said entry at the pack The rest of the toll tested nor Quit Kisangani for Border age store was made by pr3ring front door had been ripped, al bombs, rocks and empty Some witnesses reported stern until the early morning hours. The U.S. Command reported -The (Rev. end Mrs. Stephen lowing the thief to reach m ally. an increaise of 1,000 men laist Price wil Ibe guests of honor the front door, that an unsuc bottles hurled at six North treatment by police was nec BUJUMBURA, Burundi (AP) The Congolese govermqent faded when the mercenaries through glass louvers and re essary to reduce the cursing, (See Page Eight) week in the number of Ameri at a reoeption in NeiU Hell af cessful attempt to get in by the End H'artford stores last Argument in Park — Radio Kinshasa said today announced thalt Its army had refused to allow the plane to rear door was also made, and lease a spring lock. night and early today. The struggling Toules. Before Toules regained full control of Klsanga- land. can troops in South Vietnam, ter the 10 am. service at St. HAMDEN (AP) — An argu that mutinous -whfte mercena that the thief or thieves An east door was found to area is predominantly Ne- was transfe^d to a wag- ries and Katangan troops have ni, apparently ^ending the mutl- Tto Red Cross team reported raising the totad of 466,000. The Mary's Fpisoopel Church. He ment between teen-agers from strength of other foreign adlled J smashed a three-foot plate have been pried unsuccessfully. on, a crowd had gathered. pulled out of Kisangani and ny by hired white soldiers and that their landing took place is the new curate at the North Haven and Hamden broke forces rem ained a t 64,000 and glass window. An inside window screen In the ^Uoe said tto outbreak of arrested on a headed for the Uganda border, Katangan troops who’ rebelled 'without incident. The officials church. Mrs, Havens Peck of rvuoe otuu ui« ouLoroyi complaint lodged by Adam Bat- W a n te d D u o out at Sleeping Giant State Preliminary inventory indi hall was also ripped, allowing taking their European “hos after ex-Premler Moise said they were proceeding to the the estimate of enemy strength St. Mary's Bishop Budlong also was unchanged at 296,000.. cated fifths of vodka taken and the window to be raised and ______:____ L__" 'tles, owner ot Battles luncheon tages" wiUi them., Tshombe 'was kidnaped and tak- center of the city to meet ,the Guild is in charge of refresh- (See Page' Sixteen) The B62 raids on the demili $26 in bills and coin stolen from entry made to the interior, po ette. Gone W h e n en to Algeria. Congolese military commander. menta The event is open to all tarized zone highlighted a day a cash register, but further lice' reported. Surveyor 41 Battles said Toules, sitting at Red Cross officials who land- Rebels had also occupied the members and friends of the of otherwise light action In checking of stocks yesterday They said money locked in a his luncheon counter, "used ed in Kisangani today reported to'wn of Bukairu, near the Con- parish. FBI Arrives South Vietnam. Gets All Clear some bad Imigu^e” to one of there was no sign of hostage go's eastern border 'with Rwan- In the meantime, U.8. his ’ waltr'esstis. He was asked whites. It said all the mercena- da, on July 5 but moved out into LOS ANOELBS_(AP) — Two Marines made a 10-day ground For Tomorrow to leave. es ritolutd muUhtora~appearad'to th~e bush the hm of the nation’s most-wanted sw eep iknaide the zone in taito According to Battles, Toules have left. The Belgian radio said the CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) criminals eluded law-enforce May and smadl tactioal bombers left the. restaurant and was — Trouble-shooting technicians ment officers In a dramatic Radio Kinshasa said tto re- tnercenarlea and their white have pounded enemy artillery joined by five or six companions today successfully solved a . ^ ^ showdown and were the object Only 1 in 4 Applying bels fled In a column of 27 hoa/tages 'wlio left Kisangani positions inside and Just above rocket problem which grounded and reportedly cursed today of a widening search. trucks tow ard Bunda, 360 mUes were heading toward Punia, 180 miles south of Kisiangani. America’s Surveyor 4 launch for cattles again. The tw o m en, V ictor B ono, 27, HARTFORD (AP)—The Uni- asked the Board of Trustees for to the northeast near Lake Al (See Page El|^) 24 hours. An “ all cle a r’ ’ w as The store owner said he and Florencio Mationg,'33, were verslty of ConnecUcut and the Regional Community Colleges to bert amd the Ugauida border. reconsider the “first come-first flashed to send the spacecraft called police, but when the sur- gone when FBI agents Wednes four state coUegs wUl be able An estimated 20 Americans moonward Friday. resUng officer arrived, Toules, day stormed an apartment served” admissions policy at the and about 160 Europeans haul to accept only one out of every two-year insUtuUons. a summer sate of men'^s fashions... '"Hie problem has been had left. A person who knew building where they were re been reported held by rebel solved,” a National Aeronautics Toules gave police his home ad- ported living. four youngsters who have ap- "We are going to be crttl- forces In a Kisangani hotel. The Negotiators Ask UAW and Space Administration dress and within 10 minutes he Bono and Mationg were plied for admission in Septem- clzed if the date of a postmark Europeams included 22 touring ‘ WHEN YOU NEED THEM! ^ k e s m w said. “ Additional was apprehended and brought placed on” oie iT st of 10 Commission for is the' criterion for admission newsmen who by chance landed tests wlU « be run___ today,^ __ % but__A. ___we back to the store. ^m ost wanted m en adter tw o U,.S. . '®4^>®ation l■was u r n a told fA to ao community college,”*' $* rea . in the town just before the muti . . J B ^ j - J B MEN'S FAMOUS NAME don’t anticipate any more trou At the time of Toules' arrest ISorder Patrolmen were found wemesday, marked John J. Driscoll, presi- ny. b le .” -----four ^persons------went------to -- police shot to death in IK remote moun- State Sen. Paul - Amenta, D- dent of the Connecticut State rm,- .u DETROIT (AP) —The top with AMO, who said, “we’re The Red <>oss plane , was the negotiator for American Motors wUling to grant consideration to Surveyor 4’s scheduled launch New Brltadn, told the CHE that Labor Council, AFL-CIO. DRESS SHIRTS headquairters to .object to the taUn cabin June iB. first to land at Kisangani since corp. called today for the Unit- ally p r p ^ the I I I. M \ . I S I t 1.1 - . -I l< IK I I I « \ I the five schools expect to re- For the first time, “we are today wais abandoned lade w;ay Toules was treated. A grand jury, indictment and seve^ hundred mutinous mer- ed Auto Workers Union to ap- m akes.^ FAMOUS NAME Wednesday nig^t aifter crews The rock and firebomb inci- warrants accused Bono and Ma- ceive 33,669 applications aill told worried that this year we might cenartes and K at^a ge^ proach labor contract talks "In "They haven't asked for any haul faUled to elim inate an elec- dents took place some three tiong of miu-derlng the officers, by September, but will accept not be able to accommodate trlcad short in the upper stage of hours later. George Azrak end '^eodore only 8,239 new students between them all,” community college .y, ?♦ realities” of an concessions so far, and we’re dtr^ntor Th«vior« P««v«ii told “ ® ^ *^® ®^y -^uly 6. absence Of profits. expecting them to match the MEN’S SUITS i Surveyor’s APas-Centaur rock One fire bomb landed on the Newton, apparently an a result the*n director Theodore Powell told Diplomatic sources said the Frank G. Armstrong, AMC wages and benefits of the rest of et. The trouble prevented a roof pf a packaige store on Main of a major dope-smuggling op Amenta' seild admission stand- the commission, t' (r 3for^0 plane IPft Kinshasa, the Congo vice president for adminlstra- the Industry,” Qreafhouse said, vadve In Centaur’s fuel-mixing Street. The blaze was put out ards may be too high at the Henry E. Fagan ot Stratford, eration. The officers disap capital, before dawn tor the 1,- tlon, reminded the union the. system from operating proper quickly. peared adter setting up a road uiiiverslty and the colleges. a member of the community col- ,, The two held a Joint news con- - \ i MEN'S “ I’m trying to plead the cause lege board, said he opposed set- 000-mile flight and landed safe' corporation, smaUest of tto ,*rence as they opened talks on $ 3 9 8 8 ; ly- Other stores damaged were block. / ' , / « FAMOUS NAME p i r . g ly. Several officials of the Inter The cause of the short was a After the apartment buUdlng ^® average student,” he ting a cut-off point for appll- main U.S. automaker8» had top floor of Detroit'^ 21-atory Rattles’ luncheonette, a Main national Red Cross com m ittee I'ERI^ANENT : . I looaie electrical connector in an Street restauremt, a meat mar tenants were evacuated “Standards have gone canU on the basis of their aca- failed to chalk up a profit last gort Shelby Hotel. The UAW were on board. year. $ 4 9 8 8 ; area which wan not accesrtble ket and two food stores. Wednesday, FBI agente shouted *»‘$*'er and some of demlc records. The existence of pact at AMC covers 17,760 em They radioed back they found “And we’ve had no profit so . j with Surveyor 4 attafttod to the The front part of one of the throuBh a buU-horn- "Tony and the students are being short- the community colleges, he said, ployes and expires Oct. 16. the Congolese in control of the far this year,” Armstrong said rocket. food iharkets, on Garden Street, Chi CM, come out bactorarda eh^se
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M^NCHESTEk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 P A G E T H R E E P A G E ^ T W O MANCHESTjER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1967 »lc Vd«w HalghU, RockvlUe; CSyjte R d.; Mm. Nancy S!a|>e«4; **'^*y: profit, moderate-income apait- Large Sdeetkm of Troploal Vernon, J lO S p itfU i^ O teS Jaanne Oadoua, 22 Dogwood ffiaat St, Hdhrcn; Mrs. Ann Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Mary Ooilliw, nolds, 12 Kane I^ ; iMr*. Kath- Fish and SuppUra MIS AC Asks Fuller Report menbs. It had aocused the MRA 12th Circuit Sheinwold on Bridge FRANK’S CAFE , f.aT.> Wanplng: Mm. Janice Wbatman, 5 DBanne Dr.. V«r- 118 Autujnn St.; Mr*. Ange- ryn Martin, Thompsoi^le: of unfair treatment and had. MANCHESTER PET The , Vi*ltlng hour* an 2 to 8 p.m.. 14M Garden »»on: (Mra. Miaadoote Severance, line Zimo, 81 McGrath Rd., Mrs. Betty King, Rabbit Trail, CENTER asked the Board of Directors YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Sean Connery Is CORNER MAIN A PEARL In an area* excepting mater- JwMth Brooks and 118 Summer St.; Arthur South Windsor; Mrs. Stella Coventry: Ronald . iBertuasl, Court Cases JAMES BOND Planniiig G^mmission Sees 995 MAIN ST. On Housing Choice by MRA to cpll n. meeting of all inter TO IGNORE A FINESSE Bast dealer tOBSTER SPECIAL nlty where they are 2:39 to 4 Stafford Springs; Ycang, St. AUbiars, N.Y.; Ste- Rich, Lebanon; L.eo PelleUer, Glastonbury; Cynthia Aneatle, MANCHES'HER, CONN. ested agencies, to air^ the Both sides vulnerable “YOU ONLY LIVE — For FritoyiB — p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private O’Hara and son, 59 ven iMerovanicIh. 22 Ridgefield 23 W. Middle Tl^ke,: -Mrs. Mar- 82 Riverside Dr., Vernon; Mrs. 649-4278~-Air-Ooadltioaed MISAC Corp., formed to con- A four-acre paicel at the charge. By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD rooms where they are 19 a.m. ------— j j------— ROCKVILLE SESSION NORTH TWICE" Golf Land Expansion Plans Dougherty St.; Mrs._ Cathey_____ St. ion Davis, Kelly Rd.,. Vernon. Karen Heldman and daughter^ rtrucl modeitate-lncome hous northwest corner of the relo The board had asked the 2 -1 Lb. Maine Lobsters Robert Riley, 21. of Faith If you wake up some day and color - .. - *® • '*9’*“**^ oi Opening lead—six of spades. SOUTH ttaT^ prepared b T ^ SJlm iSl^Sl “ W- Middle DISCHARGED JESTER costs $3.00 and is sold on this ident: John C. Ylavis Jr., vice to Tolland County Jail. West opened the six of spades, 4 AK10972 Fresh Bread* and PMtrle* cherter aiicMitect 'Arnold law - The Rockville American Le- TP**®;; Mrs. Margaret Dona- IXAY; 'Anthur NUelsw. M guarantee: If not saiUaaed tor ^ 107 5 3 president: and Atty. Arnold H. The charges Involved the arid dummy’s queen won. Now Made Dolly! r^. Vemdh Pflamdng pS^Tilmoat 700 mem- Sth LIGHTNING any reason, Jurf return the 0 None Pteturing Dally Special*! Klau, executive secretary: theft of a motor vehicle from the soil of player who doesn’t beta will hold its annual nom- aa fHbunv !RockviSLe* p^kage to your druggist and MISAC States. RockviTJe General Hos|>ttal Jvdiy read this column carefully 4k K 9 7 Legal Beverage* com|»iny pOans a tourist inatlon meetlnir for new of- Harriet Goss, Warehouse Neal, 36 Hamy Ro« m ^ gat yotir fuU money hack. No "Our group will not be deter 3 and an ensuing chase by po East South West North "SUNDOWN” at Tel. 64B-5844 and cmtcT^ about 40 S forTe^^n loS- ^ Elizabeth Hagenow 104 querfions asked. Galaxon. is might draw trumps and try the COMPLETE PROTECTION sold w ^ this guarantee by: red: we continue to believe the lice. Riley was apprehended on club finesse. East would win the Pass 1 4k Pass 1 NT 1:50 - 6:15 - 0 p-m. acres rf tend, mostly in Ver- igeg at the Post Home next St.; Hwlmd Harris, Town • deserves a fuller inquiry ■BRASS” at 1:30 - 8:85 p.m. non w m i about 10 In Mianciies- Mondav evening at 8 n m Anthony Rd., Tolland; Mrs. 189 W. Mad^ ’^pko-. QUINN'S PHARMACY — 878 Janet Lane. queen of clubs and switch to Pass 2 4k 3 4k MAIN — MAIL ORDERS into the merit of moderate-in 4 4 All'Pass Judge Lexton approved a hearts, whereupon the defend Pass AA'iilo pREMirjorR AIR CONDITIONED ** Sfera concluding ^ inSL Vfirito J ^ S FROM DAMAGE and DESTRUCTION come housing. Our churches modification of sentence In the ers would defeat the contract ^ f/]sr HAHTfonn m on the one of the most successful - l^ckvUle; Carol King, 12 support us in our position lhat case of Joseph. Basils, 49, of 24 with three heart tricks.*' HURRY WObur Ora® Highway and Rt years In the 48 year history of ^ ^ .^ S ^ ’j^Eve- the Board act now — to meet Grove St. Bastis wsis given a "I wouldn't do that,” you say Poet No. 14 include Commander Also, ennsune Lamb, som oo***^^^ riitstnut St • U. L APPROVED LIGHTNING RODS with both parties — to receive suspended 180-day Jail sentence fer the raise on the theory that INEMAl ^ 8«nwtton wfll be jack Lawrence Sr. and Vice Mrs. ^ry Lu^cchlno 152 ^ ’ FOR to yourself. "I would take the 80KRI03 8T.IX(ilEl'IEIiflTIBH; a detailed explanation of the In November for non-support. club finesse before drawing partner is unlikely to be bid SUNDOI/Y/V a EngAand vElage pat- Commander Robert BuUer Jr. economic / benefits of both ding a weak 4-card spade suit. EXCLUSIVE CONN. after tbe one ki Stur- others are vice commander I^nald 69 Deepwood Dr.. Wa^ AUanl. 88 HMl- In May he was presented au3 a trumps.” pmvKor-iECHsnxaR''APNwnMrnnn IumI SHOWING C A U E. STEVE PEARL plans—and" to decide the ques probation violator for being in All right, you take the king A raise Is slightly more encour No One Under 18 Admitted bridge, ilfay. rthe village and Patrick Boudreau, adjutant Mrs. Eva ^Magoon, 104 Cosmetics tions Involved, here on their arrears and the suspension was of clubs and then try a' finesse aging than a resp<5hse of 1-NT Unless Accompanied d z -e v ln g range Qeorge Brighaip, finance of- ° o' m u wioulid be on IMlanchefirber land. " ______Wlllimantic: Raymond Park- HUl iRa., Ainciaver, merits, not on the basis of revoked and he was sent to with the jack of clubs. East and should be preferred ■with a by Parent service Wlllimantic; Raymond Park- BEACON LIGHTNING rps whitewash." jail. takes the queen of clubs and re hand as good as this. If your Plus the Academy Award The center wUl erfaoT'te offl,Je^'^*Att^*Fr^’ M ^ y! Winder Locks; Mrs. EUza- The modification meant Bas turns a clubs to grtve West a partner regularly opens weak Winning Short Sueject coiiMiPtnMsniaui ^ S ad^^ate S i i S o p ^ N. Sch^l St ; tis could continue working If he ruffing trick. Then they take 4-card spade suits, however, a anack bar. Both wffll be relo- chmlaln' John Pollanskv his- James Scozzafavo, East Hart- ry« 'Etm W iwmwa PROTECTION COMPANY Liggefts oa^and expanded. Sm S S ’. s T r - ‘P^d; E^est Sheffleld^.4 Urn- non; Thomas Mbriariy, 63 kept up the payments and did two hearts, and you’re still response of 1-NT is safer. TIJUANA BRASS 152 HOLLISTER ST.— 643-5315 Town Treasurer DOUBLE FEATURE not drink. down one. Copyright 1967 - ^ p J ^ o a U tor a 700-800 geant at arma Ulderic Mail------"Be Sale with Beacon” A t The Parkade General Features Corp. lanoR seat movAe ttieater; a latgetno- Uqux Wlndsorville Rd., RockvlUe; CAC Secretary Three unrelated breach of The actual declarer didn't SAT. AT 1:30 P.M. ONLY peace cases appeared. take a club finesse at all. He « with about 200 rooms, e Besides the above offices, a ThlbaiUt, Tl|ompwn- U.L. Lightning Rods, Roofing, Siding, Gutters, Aluminum Windows, Aluminum MANCHESTER Donna Steams, 19, of 57 Tal- JERRY LEWIS dtaingr room, a swimming pool „ew member of the board of Pamela Vertefeullle, Wll- GOSMCnCS Mrs. Rosalind T. Quish, town relied on the charter of the STARTS TONITE IwtlipwR jas!., Roll-up Awnings. cott Ave. was fined $25: Kath in and a a,000«eat oonvenUon trustees will be elected. limanUc. WE CABBY ALL treasjrer, was unanimously World Bridge Federation, which UfIK URpnKH n C M K ltf THE TOP LINES » . I Hen elected secretary last night of leen Adams, 17, of 87 Talcott says nothing about club finess Jerry Lewis haUj a pipo Shop: a sboppdng Rockville Hospital Notes DdSCHARGED TUESDAY: the Citizens’ Advisory Com Aye. was referred to family re es and says it very clearly. ‘‘Visit to a EVENINGS 7 and 9:30 area r f smaU retail shops, and visiting hours are 12:80 to Mrs. Marjorie DonneU, 42 Sun- WED. - SAT. - SUN. ARTHUR DRUG The pieces you see here are just • mittee,. lations, and James N. Bartlett The right play is to lead a low "THE ®- Godfabron. g ^ ^ ^,^08 .except ma- set Ter., Vernon; Stephen Ram- sample o£ the more than 400 in the She replaces CAC member of Talcott Ave. had his case club from the dummy at the Shiaii Pianet” MATINEES 2 PJM. GotfatruJk is an electronic j^nUty where tiiey are 2 to 4 say. East Hartford; Oscar outstanding Ethan" Allen open stock Mrs. Elstella J. Simpson who nolled after a report from fam second trick and play the nine g olf game played by one per- g „ Hemmeler, West WUllngton; WARM, WELCOMING, collection for every room in your ily relations. BIG son In a booth. The equipment Admitted T u e ^ a y Wilhel- Margaret Jidiansen, East resigned as secretary. of clubs from the South hand. ■I WONDERFUL home. Choose from informal Antiqued At last night's meeting mem- Gary E. Ward, 18, of Rock You expect to lose this trick, incUiideB a gxdf dub, bell, a miinia Doucette Of' Stafford Hartford; Mrs. Barbara Povln- Pine, elegant Heirloom Solid Cherry, ville was fined $10 for Intoxi MOUTH sheet dnhrlnig counse end a REPUBLICAN ETHAN ALLEN gracious Solid Mahogany, space 'bers voted to amend bylaws, and you are not disappointed. Spriifiiga; Arthur Spruce of Camp East Hartford; Mrs. Oer- cation. Now the opponents cannot de movie Eoreen. PARKADE DAYS saving, storage-making Custom Room establi.?hing fiv80 persons as ■ Plus MANCHESTER Dart Hill, Wapjflng; Olive t™*!® C*®pl®l. West WUllngton; EARLY AMERICAN Two men who failed to. ap f The player may select any CAUCUS Plan units, and traditional Colonial in constituting a quorum. A quor feat the contract. Dummy still Obeinaulf of 27 Windsor Ave.; Mrs. Mary Wescott, 108 W. FAMOUS BRANDS — FABULOUS VALUES pear in court were ordered re of the country’s better golf lugged Solid Maple and Birch. See it um was never established be has a trump to stop the hearts, Michael Hyjek of 123 Prospeet Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Mary Rol- Republican electors of the arrested with bond set In each I “ One Thousand Clowns” courses and, In ^>out an hour today. fore for the 21-member com and nobody is in position to ruff St.; Richard 'Babcock of Moun- CorneU St.; Thomas Town of Coventry are hereby mittee. case at $500. They were Walter a club. No matter what the de [A ST W /m O K and a half, may . play its 18 , Carol Or- Norton, Eut Windsor; Mrs. holes electronically. He hits his STORE HOURS: Business will be conducted by R. Carr, 42, of O ystal Lake fenders do you can gain the lead DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 lowakl7a.««pm1^4 lp ofO# 16^ 1C Mountain at.. Julla Koblect, 67 Oak St I Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. a simple majority vote o f those Rd. charged with evading re in time to draw trumps and run 'b&ll di^&lllLS^ A SClT66ri flJld his ^ ’ Also.AIHO MATIfirn.Sandra PVIJI?King, jxa33 Marionwx-mn — the - - fio^ FA M O U S B. F. GOODRICH AND OTHER FAMOUS MAKES Open Thursday and Friday Evenings present. sponsibility and failure to grant four clubs. Six spades and four drive, approach shot or putt is ^ Keilly Ernest Caivano 878 Tun- 1067, at Closed Wednesday half the highway and Charles clubs assure your contract. measuredmjxntniTMwi and rocordcd elec- Birth Tuesd^: A ^ nel * Rd Vernon* Joseph Be- '^•60 o’clock, p.m., for the pur- STECIAt. 'CYCLE LICENSES Collldge, 34. of 101 South St., • Daily Question Ironically, LOW WHITE BASKETBALL SNEAKERS HARTFORD (AP) —^ A bill breach of peace and intoxica Partner opens with one spade, Golf Land’s area In Vernon Prospect St. Clarence Carlson, 52 Woodland dorsed candidate for the KARATE Is already zoned commercial Discharged Tuesday: Walter sigpied Wednesday by Gov. John tion. and the next player passes. You SCHOOL St., George Hunt 285 Charter of Judge of Pirob^ for the The __ ^ , Dempsey will require motorcy Other cases disposed of were: hold: Spades, 8-4-3; Hearts, K- Children Under 12 Free and the Taloottvllle Oo. Is wait- Aibbey of 21 f^amaterlaln S t; . j^nthonv Kendrick. 92 Probate District of Oovenitry to FOR YOUTHS — BOYS— AND MEN clists to obtain special licenses. Jeffrey W. Alsbough, 18, of 28 9; Diamonds, K-J-9-6-5; Clubs, Dozen 8:50 - Doctor 11:25 Get In Shape — Learn Self Defense Ing tor the Manchester Plan- L^-an Buctamlster off 1 Long- Dr. - Mrs. Marlon Foote voted on at the October 2, Slated to become effective Vine Dr., failure to have a rear Q-S-4. Great Color 1st Run ning Commission’s acUon. It Foothills''Farm^ Hebron; Ed- 1967 election and to transact Jan. 1, 1968, the measure re light, $5: Leonard E. Berman, What do you say? MEN and BOYS took no action when it heard ward Latronlca, 24 Walker St; such other hu^nesa as may quires special testing for the use 18, of 44 South St., parking Answer: Bid two spades or MGMpfecrts the plans Monday nigh/t. ^ IWeat St.; I^thy McKifi- Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle, Laurel properly come before said cau- and handling of motorcycles. without lights, $10: Richard P. 1-NT. Most experts would pre- AKENNEIH For Lessons and Information In Vernon, a special per- ^ Manor Convalescent Home; Al- cus. Also ratified by Dempsey was Dougias, 23, of 28 Forest Rd., mm mlt wUl have to be obtained mer of Ijake St., Paiil MlfCitt of . _ Rose 811 ElUnxton Rd Signed from the Zoning OommUaion. Cider Mill Bd.. Ellington; Moiy EUington Rd.. Co..lnc. a bill to permit the televising of failure to grant half the high PROOUCIION Call BILL NEYINS — 649^225 John W. Alien, public meetings of state and lo way, $25: Richard L. Giblert, Several years ago, the Tal- Ann Scibek rf Til Peterson Rd.; Also, David GrinaidU, Spip- Town Chairman SALE Manchester 643-0890— Rockville 875-2534 cal boards, commissions and 17, of 33 Michael Dr., unneces oottville Oo. talked r f a center Carolyn. Stephen of RFD 3; So- agencies. The measure will go sary noise with motor vehicle, wlth a theater, motel and con- phie Wpjtack rf 1 West St. COMPARE ANYWHERE 20 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. Our 108th Year into effect Oct. 1. $15: Richard L. Hyland, 16, of vention hall, but plans were — ------Ellington Ave., passing left at not developed. The New Eng- The Herald's Vernon Bureau an Intersection, $25, and Rob 'land vi'llage arid Golfatron are i* at 38 Park St, teL 878-8186 ert E. Jones, 18, of Neill Rd., added features o f those plans, or 643-2711. News items may be MORSE COLLEGE Gonuino Rubber Solos failure to obey traffic control The Clark’s Driver Arrested mailed to P.O. Box 827, Book- • Accounting • Business Administration 28 North St. * Tel. 423-9001 "THE COLLEGE CLUB” Robert E. Dalton, 32, o f 31 vlUe. HEAVY DUCK UPPERS signal, $20. • Secretarial Also, Daryl Ann Lavitt, fail WILLIMANTIC Park Place was arrested short------— Executtve DISCOTHEQUE Legal W E'R E h a v i n g - a ure to drive in proper lane, London Broil Is ai^ epicure’s ly after 6:30 this morning and mbamp h a w nolle: Patricia McDevltat, 17; dish and when it’s enobled by n o s H i ia barged with improper pass- WAGE RATE Medical A REAL OPPORTUNITY of Frederick Rd., unnecessary our Mushroom Sauce, man! Illlll UMIII JIM Ing. He is scheduled to ap- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Approved for SIZES you’ll think you’ve died and SPECIAL pear In Rockville Circuit Court Agriculture Department roport- Veteran's Training noise with motor vehicle, $5: lAi HHiiii iiiim nm 1 Y O U TH 'S Irvin Sanders, 47, of 118 Hany gone to Heaven. The $3.50 Hilarious 12 Aug. 1. ' ed today that California con- TO SAVE O N lull course price won’t dis 188 ANN STBBET LASH fARTY/ Lane, failure to obey stop sign, Companion Feature BAHLE OF THE BANDS Road Oiling Program tinues to lead the states in farm Hartford, Conn. 06108 TO illusion you, either. Sandra Dee • Geo. Hamilton LUXURY QUALITY $15: Paui R. Noiles, 27, of 30 FEATURING THE RIVALS, THE ENGLISHMEN ■nie department of Public wage rates, followed closely by TEL. 522-2261 12 M EN'S OPEN EVERY DAY Works is about to begdn Its Massachusetts, Rhode Island SNEAKERS Nye St., failure to display head-, AND THE TRIANGLES lights, $10: Gary F. Stone, 24, Weekday Luncheons from 99c rood oiling program, and vvUl and Connecticut. of 9 Village St., operating un- Doctor, 8 P.M. - 12 P.M. THURSDAY, JULY 13 reg:istered motor vehicle, $35: you've ^ot Robert E. Van Chira, 23, of to be kidding! at the Wlndsorville Rd., unnecessary THEATRE EAST a noise with a motor vehicle, $15, VISION METROCOLOR ROSEMOUNT, BOLTON, CONN. and Francis P. LAMarche, 17, NEXT WEDNESDAY MQLTO” GRAND SALE of 13 Village St., speeding, $25. l|^ Acres of Free Parking John Wayne REFRESHMENTS FOR ALL AGES “WAR WAGON” MANCHESTER Comfortably MISSES' AND WOMEN'S IMPORTED EAST HARTFORD SESSION Alr-Conditloned James’ P. Daley, 48, of no “ 3 iS “ SMASH ITALIAN SANDAL SALE I! certain address was given a 30- WEEK!! days’ suspended sentence for UBLIC MARKET intoxic:p.tlon. He had been picked up by Manchester police ^ D l r t s r 803 - 805 MAIN STR E£T about 1 yesterday morning aft D oxen er they received a complaint that a man was lying in the Tasty Specials to Perk Up Summer Appetites parking lot at Main St. and E. Middle Tpke. After being Lee Marvin booked, he was placed in a cell Ernest Borgnine Charles Bronson overnight for arraigmnent at Jim Brown Special FREE Offer! ^W IM $ U IT $ East Hartford. REG. $4.99 TO $6.99 John Cassavetes A charge of shoplifting Richard Jaeckel ONE SOLID HEAD OF CABBAGE FREE A wonderful against Larry Watts gt Hdrt- 5 0 L p y e s t e r d a y Matinees Dally 1:30 ford was nolled. Watts had Evenings 6:00-9:00 WITH EACH PURCHASE OF OUR TASTY opporfunify been arrested on the charge at . Sat. - Sun. RIGHT FROM THIS SEASON'S STOCK 'the Grand-Way in the Parkade 12:15 - 3:05 CORNED BEEF! fo save 6:00 - 8:55 90 May 24. A Wonderful Assortment of Stylos Our Own Mali. Sugar Cuiud CORNED BEEF Flush from th. BRINE BARREtL!., w - Shell of Silica The shell of the diatom, a BONELESS RUMP tiny one-ceUed plant, is of BONELESS MFG. FORMER SUG. RETAIL $5.50 ’/ r 0m\0\^5-t^\S5!p5 silica end consiats of. trans BONELESS BRISKET parent halves, one fitting in CHUCK PIECES or SIRLOIN TIP r f H o r r y a n d j u m p i n side the other much as a pill iM J W iM n a DISCONTINUED PAHERNS U.S. KEDS box fits Inside Its cover. d r i v e - in 8 9 * d , 6 9 * lb. AND 89^u>. Y o u ' l l /f i n d S o n v L g f - f h d /; 6 9 * u , ROUTES ■ 4 44A m o m 049- 6000 CHILD'S — MISSES' AND WOMEN'S SNEAKERS grdqf^st +o / [ JHE "Dozen” Shown 1st Nltely FRESH DRESSED \ )^ a c h . Except Prl. - ^ t. Choice Beef jCu/s N O T EVERY ^OVAL- MbMpresoa 100%' Delicious! Grade Poultry BONELESS PLAYING THROUGH Ai®jei SIZE IN , JULY 15 HMN MEATY CHUCK ROAST .,79* Our reputation is on the block p e LYSISTRATA PROOUCIION CHICKEN e x t r a l e a n “MINUTES FRESH!” SALE EVERY COLOR 3 STORE wi : “A BAWDY COMEDY” every time we serve a Burger Chef ROUTE 4 LEGS ROUND G R O U N D «, 89* W hite — uleons Blue — Green and M IP -S U MMER FARMINGTON . hamburger. That's why we take the finest SAVE ;,1 677-9119 BOX OFFICE OPEN FRANKS 100% pure beef and cook it over' ? GROTE A WEIGEL, Chino — In the group 8:80 - 9:00 ■ t FIRST PRIZE open flames to seal in the ^ 3 quartered or MUCKE’S Buy N ow ! natural juices and beef goodness. 5 a v e : ZS^q to j CHICKEN WINGS .,.25® 8 9 c Ibi Regular fl.09 ITT \ • IB MU Mui m raNOBSCOT q CjICK FBOZEN n MMii n n i iim ,,.69® $ 0% X a C a p o n s s to 9 ib*. / HAMBURG M in ii^ poi im -TOP QUALITY 12 TO 14 ■MTi ^ mun mil o n iimii 69e lb. — 2 lbs. $1.30 A N D MORE E m nu m iiiiia m o n l y 1 8 ^ HEN TURKEYS > b . 3 r METMCOUm GROUND CHUCK TOP QUALITY FBOM STAMFOBD, CONN. Top ^ -H lt Also In Color 45< j5< - 79c lb. ~ 2 lbs. $1.50 235 Moin Street i b . 3 5 * T W u : ^ — * f ■ / A TOMTURKEYS Just say ih oil ddpt-5. OA C h arq e. Monchester, Conn, ic THRIFTY WEEKEND SUMMERTIME SPECIALS ★ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE ■NiWBM-TEaWIGOlM it! 7K)0 - 9:15 DInty Mooi^ Corntd BoGf 12 «». can 49e BABY FOOD SPECIAL! OPEN WEDNESDAY.-THURSDAY. 1 3 n B o o f th» warM*s itraat«at Afl 10c on SALE for 8c N O S A LE IS hanlNwger-OHlp IS* FRIDAY TO 9:00 P.M. "/ a ;;/ f t u\!i)i!iUN[ I k ClovGrblooiii Butter In Foil ^ Sp«cW! lb. 49c Afl 15c ion on SALE for 2 for 25c EVER FINAL HERE BROAD ST. PARKADE DUBUQUE,, ciaClitJUt) jU > PACK wofOOTHw ivofe BURNSIDE EUZABETHTAYIOR \L! lb. 63c^ • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SHOPPING CENTER A U MEAT FRANK$ SPECIAL! AT KOFSKY^S! N U G E N T 5 PAUL NEWMAN lN‘Opl4‘ 4»ll |ll<‘ < I Iff •t. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JULY ^8, 1997 PAOfl SOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 PAGE I IV S cancies on the town’s Board of changes, to the khrecten no South Windsor CRC Okays^inor Changes, DirMtors end review of ap later than October. Choir Heard You Know Who! pointive powers of selectmen. The nine-anemiber camkniiislbn Ih* Town of Mancheirter Also, requiring newly elect w as forimea la st January to octir- Petition Filed At Festival is going ahead with plana Complex Items Lie Ahead ed town officials to take office slider: ' . The Baby Has for prooecuthig violators of immediately, axkling a capital 1— Broadening referewdutn In Bankruptcy TTle C harter R evision Com The ' added sentence would the dtate’s Junked Cara improvements mill rate to the powers. Forreat AattiKdc a t 906 lialii m r aoBN cHRUBm mission last night revierwed a also except “funds received Statute. charter, and the right of the — Residency requkreinente St. has 16ed a v oh n ta ry potlUaEi list of 29 suggested changes, through federal or state grants H w Beikahire Boy Cliolr Television ^ AH of the violetora were town manager to combine or lor the town’s department heada. approving several minor chang for sp^al, educational pro in banhrupitcy. Hating 64,762 J.O. oukIb Its world debut last 6.00 ( 3) (UoWe (.10) UcHale's Navy dujy warned by leliter early consolidate departments. — Arid any other needed ( s o n StUce 'DouslBS (M) What’s NmT (R) es, and tabling complex Items gram s.” in debto. H e Hatekl no oaotAa. at mUard (Auditorium In an-^ (40) You AskM tor R Been N^med thW -year and proceedings changes to the town charter. (10) ^ r r y OQuron for further study. The suggested changes con The peUUon was Wad in UB. other oC the Hartford Feotlval (18) Merv CMOIn 7:30 1(84) XVenoh Chef have Eitarted to take to Another approved Change In (18) Hisliway nurol (18) X -4- X A suggeStifm- made by the cerning financing or bonding District Oourt in HanMord. of Music programs. iWlth court tnoee who liave not Section C 1-3 (69) concerns the (80) 'rhlB la the Life. > 8r40) (Batman (C) town’s present town-hired audi will be discussed at the com- ^Area credMoia iholud*, alt in George Guest as conductor, (SO) Riveiboat (18) Luoy-Desi Comedy Hour jsompHed. “Board of Assesors.” Because 1(10) Woody Woodpecker (1030S8W) Ckaniel Boone (C) ■.H Konrad, donathaa. laidwlg, ■non a t John and Jean FVied- tor to add a sentence In Section mlttes'e next meeting Aug. 9 Venion, W,T, OraittX 6UM>; they offered three short works 8:00 (84) Fourth Ek^te the town does • not have a 6:30 (20) Navy Film ; ;;rich Konrad, Tolland. He waa bom July 7 at Manchester Me- The actlone'are being In 5-12 of the charter was approv with Atty. Isaac D. Russell of Police Arrests R. J. N. Kerr, 680; Dr. Segmaur by Morley and Gibbons, but (10) Peter Jennlnga, -News ( 3) Branded (C) ...moriM Hospital. Hia maternal grandmother la Mra. Helen stituted by the MgUKhestw board, members agreed the i V (C). ( 8-40) F ’Troop (C) SPECIALS ed. the Day, B ^ y & Howard law I. Kummer, 64; Stockivne Oen- thdr feature woric was 8:30 ( 8-40) Bewitched (C) j Fnedrtch, Rlchmmd Hill, N.Y. His paternal grandparenta are BuHdlng Bupectlon'Depart section should be - changed to 6:00 (30) MoHale's Navy The suggestion concerns the firm of Hartford. Atty. Rus Catherine H. Jenkins of 418 eral Hospital, 610; Seam A Roe- Vaughan WilUams’ “Serenade ( 8) Newswlre ( 3-1^ U y Three &ns (C) THURS.-SAT. ment. tharged with ehfOrc- read, “by the assessor.” (18) Subscription TV ■ Btr. and Mrs. Ludwig Konrad, Glendale, N.Y, He haa a sister, lapse of appropriation at the sell is .the town’s bond counsel. buok, 660, and luCher White (18) Nowsbeat (O (84) TBA ; ILlsa Marie Konrad, 2. Ing rile towm’a zoning regu Members also voted to re Spring St., was arrested at W. to M u sic." ( 3-10) News (C) JULY 15-17 end of the fiscal year. Oommlttee ^airman Donald m e ., 632. (IS) Merv Griffin (10303830) Star TVek (C) , • •!*'*** lations. place the word "act” with Middle ft Tpke. and Adams St. A newly organized summer (30) Film 9:00 ■( 3-18) Movie (C) The existing section reads: Conrad said committee mem Shattueik to being t^EpraacntcNl ( 8-40) Love on Rooft(X> (C) • . . *»ia*ek, Edward Anihony, non.Of Edward Btaidey and “charter” throughout the char program for boys who are (38) Summer HlghlightB appropriations shall lapse bers would like to resolve the yesterday at 5:30 pm. and by Atty. (NOithan Aaron of Ver (86) What’s N e^ 9:30 ( M )) That Girl (C) ^ Linda C. SL Louis Tarasek, 69 Village St., BocfcviHe. He was "An ter. members o f various church and (40) News, Bronco (1030-28-30) Dragnet 1967 (C) HIOHWAT FATALITY at the end of the fiscal year to changes next month so that charged with failure to obey a non. (24) Sport of the Week , bom July l at Rockvine General HoepitaL Hia maternal Some of the more complex cathedral choirs in this coun 6:30 (108830) fluntley-Brinkiey 10:00 (10-20-82-30) Martin-Damone GRANBY (AP>—William Pat- the extent that they Shall not charter rewriting can start. traffic control signal. Police The petition haa been turned try and Canada, the gronQ> /I' toty. Almoil Frozen iImcg b6 tootcat at •rdiatry '^hotaionc SWANSON’ S FRIED cceaia. Oaly aevta EGGS 'N 4fopt doily atod*l. Left—and at a Good Price Too! CHICKEN DINNER 11-oz. pkg.4G f^ HORMONE Large 4V2" Plants Small HOWARD JOHNSON Reg. 89c - 61.13 ' Ideal fo r bedding Bedding Site FRIED CLAMS 7-oz. pkg. SERUM and window boxes do z. Reg. 35c. Now RICH’S CHOCOLATE Look Youngor— “ “" 5 9 c LARGE Pool Younger I 5 or more 4a. 4 for 95^ ECLAIRS pkg.- o f 4 f a d . i Awmy Dry-SklK WrtnHni BIRDSEYE Amuing new IIOKMONEX BEAUTY BEDDING PLANTS JUNIPERS VEGETABLE PLANTS .SERUM it to potent. 7 dropt dtily COOL WHIP ftdet tb«K wrinklct. When .vnoothed Petunias, Alyssum, Mari 12 to '1 5 " Plant some this weekend! see your on skin, luppliei maximum daily allot- mmt of female hormone*—hormonea golds, Snaps, Salvia, Calen Try some: Tomatoes, > . n / , > aeceaaary to .youthfulncax of practi- - ealiy ^1 female organa. Heavy with dulas, etc. Season Special! pers, Lettuce, Broccoli, Egg- penetrating Setame Oil and moiatnr- HEMLOCKS plant, etc. iitng lanolin. Skin feels softer, DRESSES — SKIRTS amoolher, fresher almost inatatitly. 12 ta 15" WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES Acta so quickly beeauae it’s almost 5 Only 7 9 c time as powerful as standard )ior- only $2.35 BATHING SUITS — SLACKS mone cream—33.00U I.U. per ounce. 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TILL 6:30 P.M. GO TO A GllOWER FOR, HIS EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE! ROCKyUlt COHN. 06066 Am Code 203 ■ X i r 66 “FROM GROWER TO YOU!" OPEN DAILY TILL. 9:00 PAI. wlUNia oaoea p k v . ■ ■ ' -■ ■ .. ■ \ ■ “ ■' RIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1967 PAGE SEVEN ^AOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 through Satuittay 'it the Park Inside Plaaa Hotel in New Haven. Al ...... V ternates named are adjutaht 'M m T^saponaifale fo r our trier miliitery oonixniitr Connecticut Howard E. Porter, Louis Bel- ment In VMtnani. Thedr vMoti Report kme and Jos^h 'Behzinger. The post has endorsed first of the Amierilcan destiny in Aaia, not (Continued from Page 6) district pass commander John BROAD STREET the professional aeel of the generals, Yankee Sllvay of West Hartford for the if A ' ^ must be given main, credit for forming The Administration’s strat- TBDM^ r. FKRQUaON • egy is to reach that level by office of senior Adce commander Manchester.:. f d b u s h b d b y t o e ___ a policy coalition with the Texan heri By A.H .O . of the Deportment of Con wiTtAf f b in t in o cx>., m e . deferring construction Items U ataMU 8§«et tage of President Johnson. How are the necticut. IgfcwirtiQator until later years, while keeping ' v A jjn s s a . R. i^xatausoN great influential academic haiwks of the yftygo. we reoenHy wwariled., s i^ a l Avelfare spending in PobUsbMS Vietnam poUcy-^-the MicCleorge Bundys td 4tw New Hanran tact. For instance, offleiaU at Manchester Evening Herald ^ Open Doily 10 to 10 youndad October 1, 1881______Hebron correspondent, Mar SiLF-SERVICE DEPT STORE and the Walt Rostowa — taidng the to itbe MOT Houae odr tk M . the Department of Health, Ed m \ PublWiad Every Eyenlnx Except Sundays prize fM* a big city iWflgattoii ucation and Welfare believe jorie Porter, teL 228-9116. and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office ^ present stage of that commitment ? raw Hanchester, Oonn., as Second Qaas Mail Are they, perhaps, jtist a ahede sorry winiritifT ithe toaot oootrihuitlioii. they can avert reductions in M atter.______they had so much Influenoe ? recent togWatiJve mm-' Federal aid to education by Fairs SOaSCaEUFTIOM BATES ■toll, we m ay drastically holding doAvn on ex FaysUe to Advance penditures for new buildings. ’Ihe gol'den age of the state for Your family aoil |l« One T e a r ...... ^ S S some, mereiy to^ be ^tovlog. and local agricultural fair In Six MenWia ...... 11.00 acme ooJumnai Am. We iHi^m But any cuts in anti-poverty Three Montba ...... &g0 spending must' come out of the the United S tates Avas 1868, V' Black On Diplomacy And Business to easert that our eiward Avhen 1,367 state, county and in oU sobriety and that actual program. This means ____ MEMBER OF Bugene R. Black, the highly respected still further slashes in Job distriict fairs were held. To THE ASSOCIATED P R ^ our selectkm of the New Hhr day, more than 2,000 of these The Associated Press Is exclusively entiUed former president of the \^orid Bank, can Corps and Community Action to the use of republlcatlon of all news dl^ van delceetiton as ttm pciaB fairs are held each year. patches credited to It or not otherwise credit perhaps be accused of having become so negative quantity In the 1M7^ spending, already down as a re ed in this paper and also the local news pub- much a citizen of the worid that he sult of 'Vietnam. Itehftd here. . , .. House AiTOB made only alter 'ttie All rlghu o l repuUicatlon of special ais- himself has grown out of some of his Such reductions will mean meet prayerful examination, eMwed outcries from liberals patches Herein are also rcBerved, ______native Americanisms, and has begun to and oempariaon of ^ the other The Herald Printing Comply thatx^. Johnson Is starving sumes no financial reapon^bil^ mix a certain sophistication with his big city detogations in the n s i'. the Gn^a| Society to feed the VISIT OUR graphical errors appearing in advertisein^ts own basic instincts as.a businessmBn. ning. : „ Vietnam Wqr machine. But aiSTother reading matter in Tlie Manchester In recent public discussions, notably The tiAOuble with all the that AwUl be a-v^mall price to Evening Herald.______other Ug city deSegatioos Avas, FtiU aervloe client of N. E. A. SeiwlCc, Inc. at WeUealey College in June, Mr. Black pay, in the opinion of Admin Publishers Representatives — TOe J ii^ has displayed his instincts as a business iHhat each of them bed some istration strateg;l8t^“ o Avin the Mathews Special A g ^y — New York. Chl- man by recommending that we take fairly ohvtouo elenient of In- ta x increase they desj><^;ately cagD, Detroit and Boston.______eUgiMUty in th e ir memberablp. want and need. ■ COTTON CARNIVAL MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- more of our business of foreign aid out One could not got very far into TTONB.______of the hands of the diplomats, out of the. examination of the grou^ Display advertising clooii« hours; the present bilateral system which, he from Hartford, Bridgeport, on ...... B\)t Monday — 1 p-m. Hehron Ftor Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. concedes, has the weakness of putting Wateibury, [without encounters. IV)r Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wetoesday. too much politics into our efforts to do lug something in the nature of For Friday — 1 p.m. Thureday. good abroad, and tum It over to the real talent and real servl^ For Saturday — 1 p.m. Frldaj^ Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day before hands of business. And he has express >noe one bumped into some School Panel 7 WEBB CHAISE publlcatlan. 6 p.m. Friday sfor Saturday thing Dike thia one hod to rate and Monday puMlcatlon. ed the theory that if we let business, 135 Sq. Ft. Double Side Room and hard-headed business principles, the delegation in question ten- Sets Meeting Hiureday, July 13 take over more of our doing-good ta.ti'veiy ineUglble for the Ug abroad, that would prodiice more of the prise, and go oh to the next The Hebron Board of Educa delegatloa. tion Avill meet tonight at 8 in a UMBRELLA 3 political result we are seeking than our The Criticism Escalates When ohe went into the classroom in the Hebron Ele present political methods. Hartford delegation, one found 6.97 mentary School. The board will TENT There is now in rather sudden, full But while Mr. Black thus seeks to a qtopper right away, 'in the fs blown evidence a new surge of feeling take away from the politicians and the mAmber for Aaaembly Distrtot act on the resignation of Mrs. of despair about and opinion against diplomats some of the functioning he No. 1, Jamea J. Kennelly. This Christine Wyngarden, speech King’s Deluxe double tubular arm'’rests. Polished the war in Vietnam. thinks might better be done by business young Hartford lawyer bad and hearing teacher, who is Low It discusses the war in Vietnam, from talents by business standards, he also Ahown his oompetenoe, iuleltt-: planning'to return to St. Joseph Price aluminum frame folds compactly, adjusts to various points of view. has had some advice for diplomats gaaoe, and his capacity both Mich. *58 every position. Comfortable contour back. But the one mein conclusion it seems which sounds almost counter-American. for maneuver and floor debate, The board aatUI also act on aa a delegate to tbe Consttlu.'* the appointments of Miss K. 9 X 15’ base AVltii 7-ft c ^ e r to dictate is this: that President John “What we need," said Mr. Black as I.I.I .... m .111.1.1. [ 1111 lau 11111. 11 m MIS 111 im w lyi 11.1 tional; Convention. It happens Ruth Phelan for Grade 2 and height, 5 sq. ft. eaves, 3-ft. ex>s, son la farther than ever from winning he described om* di|>lomatic effbrt in the Mrs. Marion Thomen for Grade terraion avbU height. HeaAry 7-oz. his war at home to persuade this na to be his rather mixed fortune tent tAVill. Canvas and nylon world, “is a little less enthusiasm, a lit to have a father-in-law named 1. The flnatl action on staff avUI tion’s political structure end its iieople be to act on the appointment screen door AWtth bzass zipper, tle less activism. We should cultivate John BoUey. We say “ mixed” 3 nylon screen AvlndOAVs, storm that we have been doing and axe doing diplomacy more as a profession, and because it seemed to us obvi of Mrs. Walma Taylor to the flaps. O ther ten ts to $119.00 the best we can with 'the problem of less as a business. ^ ous that just shout the only position of board-clerk and sec Vi G ALLON PICNIC JUG Vietnam. reason Kennelly was not glAxen retary of the new school. “Today the diplomat at home and The board Avill also act on The revulsion against the war—and abroad spends more time being a mana.- a much more prominent role in specifically against that conduct of the the bids received for roof re A-carnival of colors in the cutest Lightweight, Eesy-to-Hendle ger and an administrator than he the 1967 House Avas that be. pair, chalkboards, painting and cotton knits you ever rode around war which has kept escalating the mili spends nourishing the knowledge and and his family oonneotion' a mower. in. Mix ’n’ match separates—skirts tary side of it—is growing stronger— skills necessary to be a good poUtioal wanted to lean over backward FelloAvshlp Barbecue and shorts, pullovers and cardigans. to avoid any charge of nepo ALUMINUM BOATS and more “respectable”—at the precise analyst and adviser, and a good advo Robert Dixon and Mrs. James And anklets^ too—in ..the samq tism in the advancement of bin bright, lifetime colors. moment when if the President’s powers cate of our interests. . . . Derby are co-chairmen for the 12 Ft. Long of persuasion were being effective, it career. 33ut toward the end of Chicken Bar-B-Q being sponsor And for all the youngsters—tots would be ecoeptanoe of the war and of “Because our diplomacy has came to the aesston, Awhen things had ed by the Men’s and Women's to teens—see BUSTIER BROWN® 10 Ft. Long Polyethylene with molded styrofoam insula the manner in which it is being con embrace so much official bustoess, we a tendency to get themselvee Fellowship of the Gilead Con cotton knit underwear. Shrink- done by those most competent tion. Wide-mouthed, dripless spout for easy ducted whiidi would be in the ascen are too often surprised by events in the gregational Church on July 29. resistant and elasticizbd—treat the world which should not surprise us. We to do them, he loomed larger The barbecue avIU be held at kids to cotton comfort. Positive foam flotation encased In aluminum seats, ex dency. than any titular position ao- the church grounds Aviith set truded aluminum gunwales. 10-ft. model has 43” beam, pouring. Fart of the reason for this may be are too often forced to take action in Avelght ju st 65 pounds. W ith convenient carrying han haste.” oorded him. tings from 5 to 7 p.m. rain or Infants' cardigans and pullovers, sizes 1-4, found, peihaps, in reports of dead end shine. Tables avIU be located In $1.19-1.11 dle. Mr. Black’s ideas, on such examina Photographed. By WfliSam Bourn When we came to Bridgeport peasimism sweeping the thoughts end we found, of course, two big side and also outside. Infants' shorts, sizes 1-4, 12 Ft. Aluminum Semi-V Hull Jm feelingB of the Johnson Administration tion, prove not. to be very rd^lutionary GIRL AT THE BAD DURKHEIM FESTIVAL, WEST GERMANY: William Bourn, Son Of Mr. and Mrs. The cooks aatUI be Edward $1.00 after all. He is merely recommending city delegations, one headed by itself, as if it were . now beginning to Allan Bourn, 262 Ferguson Road, Is Serving With The Air Force In Europe and consulting of the fipeaker Whitcomb, Douglas Porter and Children's shirts and cardigans, sizes 3-6x, 4 alumliuim seats wHth positive flotation, HD transom tlmt businessmen be businessmen and William Johnson. Publicity for $1.10- 1.00 discover end experience the realities of the House, end the other braces. 15", weighs approximately $129 the event is being handled by Boys' and Girls’ shorts, sizes 3-6x, Little Giant Cold Pack Chest wldch critics called the only inevitable diplomats try to learn to be diplomats. the nine other representativea 99 lbs. carried atop car. But even he must realize that, when James Derby, Alden Warner, $1.00 result of the stepped up involvement .from the Park City. Here Mrs. Wllbui* P orter, and Misses Shirts and pullovers, sizes 7-14, which began in February of 1966, with he aidvlses an American diplomat to Herald again, there was an obvious learn to manifest “a little less enthusi Christine and Constance Ellis. $1.00- 2.00 the orders to begin bombing North stopper in the delegation — a Tickets are available from Boys' and Girls’ shorts, sizes 7-14, asm, a little less activism,” he is per Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Yesterdays K Vietnam character whese weight and chairman, Harvey Desruis- $2.00 haps a little ahead of the present stage promise, demeanor end quick And the inner peasimism reported in Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago Seaux, Robert Dixon, James Infants to Teens anklets, Vinyl Cover the administration itself would seem to of development of the typical American ly-appreciated value made it Derby, Alden Warner and Ken < 35e-50c impossible to classify the dele be rooted in the actual course of the character. A diplomat who had succeed Report One of the oldest hardware neth Ellis. Phone reservations Underwear, 6 mos. to size 14, gation as any automatic kind vrill be accepted. Those Avishing war. ’Ihis is that it gets tougher, and ed in suppressing entirely his enthusl- stores in Connecticut, estab t0e-79e Molded 1-piece chest with metal carry handle. aam and his activism would have to is fu rth er ©vridence th at the lished in 1847, changes hands of washout. to have take-out orders are re more costly, both in lives and doUars, (WlABMINiGTaN—ah a secret tarisinesB of the F ederal gnvern- Young WiUiam J. Levery, a quested to call in advance so See Eska BOAT CUSHION carry the flag with him to convince peo mient to a wihdmperhig halt. Nor President wow dig deadly serious eis William E. Hibbard sells his Waterproof, rustproof, lightweight. Keeps as it goes along, and that, despite this, oiider pereooally delivered to his business' on N. Main S t. .to young laAvyer from th e quiet that they may be planned for. it seems to stay as far from any con ple of his nationality. Cabinet, President Johnson has trlt possible to finance any Avar aboAit higher taxes this year. v^^nszerRjolw: L Peter Galasso and Joseph Bar side of a Bridgeport family fa - The planning committee con directed spendiing reductions ol through cutbacks In non-de Although he dM not greet Oon- things cold or hot. clusion as ever. giessmeni reituming this week re tt. mous in poUtioB, came out of sisted of those already mention At any rate against such a back unprecedented aeverity tor all fense speniding, AVhether or not the sessian high in the affec ed and Mrs. Stuart Ross, th e Prealdertt decides on a troop from a 10-day recess Avlth a re The town’s desire to extend OUTBOARD ground we have such developments as Two New Yachts domestic programs because of sanitary sewers about 900 feet tion and esteem of ell Avho en Mrs. Bernice Hebert, Mrs. Vietnam. increase iln Vietnam. newed call for higher taxes, as C C C O N * Cotton Knitwear the following: further to the east in the Man countered his unstinted devo ' Ruth DeArlns, Mrs. Diane Dix ■ -■■Si. ___ yfeL.. Unless unexpected developments The order was isaued in the Yet, the directivie of June 28 his advisors had,recommended, Bight respected Republican Congress Mr. Johnson AviU make such a chester Green section is held up tion to the business of making on, Mrs. Alex Motyka. MOTORS come about, Intrepid and Dame Pattle, June 28 Oeibinet meeting. Mr. marks a tumiing point In the because of the inability to geit himself a tiioughtful, responsi Orange Ptenic 2.97 men join in a special statement urging . both newly built, are going to be the op Johnson directed his department PreaSaent’s pdrilosophy on how call soon—and for more than Members of Hebron Grange a phased attempt at joint de-escalation the old 6 percent request. the necessary pipe. ble, constructive legislator. posing yachts in September’s America’s bosses to prepare a whopping, to finance the Vietnam Avar, As for the remaining hig city |md their families 'will hold Full 6 Ft. Aluminum Folding Bed and negotiation. > Cup races. So far there is “every Indica ending the tacit aasumpUm that In preparation for the tax Waleem* Hara S H P USCG approved, ka 16 peircent, acroas-the-board battle, even the Pentagon is 10 Years Ago delegation, no one could serf- their annual picnic on Aug. 20' Senate Majority leader Mansfield tion that Intrepid will be this 'country’s slash ih spencUng for aubmlaelon the U.S. could afford both guns at Sperry’s Glen in Bolton. The undergoing a spending squeeze. John Wlet, executive vice msly nominate Wsiterbury for pok filled. White, blue, IV2” Thick Foam Mattress delivers the most forthright end pe^i- choice to defend against .the Australian to the IWhite House less than a and butter. (Even if never fuHy In remarks largely overlooked irst place in undlstingiilsh- day will begin at 10:30 and misUc speech he has yet made on the challenger in the international sailing month from then—on July 20. cairried out, the 16 percent cut- president of the Manchester .continue until dark. Each fam at his July 5 press briefing. Sec Chamber of Commerce, an ed futility after the zemarkoble or red. IV war, noting that IV^ense Secretary contests off Newport. Wtiait’s more, in a typically baric order ireveala that Mr. retary of Defense Robert S. performance given by Rep. ily will provide their own McNamara has been given reports of Both the new 12-meter boats already Johnsonian flourish, he forbade Johnson now feels a out in but nounces the activation of 10 iunch. McNamara asserted: “I firm committees “in order .to allow James T. Healey, Awhen, on the “progress” in Vietnam, and then charg have proved their swiftness. In the re any advance pulblicity cn his ter is an essential Ibackdrop for ly believe there must be water night the House was ooiudd^ At Legiion Convention FAIRWAY U.S.C.G. Approved cent round-robin preliminary trials, in economizing order covering the a tax increase needed to aAroid’' for greater community eichieve- Robert Cafazzo, commander FIRST ing that “the fact is that reports of someplace in our $73 billion ment and participation by the ing the Probate Court ref^nn the western part of Long Island Sound, fiscal y ear Bhat started July 1. a staggering budget d)eflicit. budget this fiscal year. I pro of the Jones-Keefe Poet 95, progress are strewn, like burned out bill, be had the role of ex —% S T O R E S — 10.94 only American Bagle compiled a won- iln fact, nobody seriously ex One reason Mr. Johnson’s call membership.” “senior vice commander Walter tanks, ah along the road which has led pose to Avrlng It and wring It pounding, and defending, the DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER lost record even close to Intrepid’s. pects a cut of ihot siize to mate last JonuBjy for a 6 percent out.” W. Donald and junior vice com LIFE VESTS 1 • this nation ever more deeply into Viet provlsioiis of the hill. The ex mander Richard Parker will be Handy extra bed for den or porch. Poly- ConsteOJatlon, the 1964 defender was rialize. Apart from destroying suiiitox on peraonal 'and coipor- What McNamara didn’t say tended period of the ilebete in EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE nam and Southeast Asia during the less successful and Weatherly, defender Great Society sooial welfore ate income taxes avos not tak was that he already has as Ithe delegates to the Connecti where the 16 per cent cutback Avhirii he took and ansAvered cut Legion Convention today foam mattress—vinyl covered on one side, , past decade and a half.” figainst England in 1962, was outclassed. programs, it would bring the en seriouriy on Capitol Hill was signed the unenAdable task, of applies. Although some bureau Senator Mansfield’s major, worry is that no real out in domestic the varioua questions of .the 3 HP ESKA Weatherly is not actually e candidate "Avringlng” |2 billion worth of crats privately doAvngrade the House stands as one of the fin OUTBOARD *79 ticking on the other. a simple one: World War m may be, anyway, filling in for the revamped Co- spending accompanied it. More "water”, from a budget con Jime 28 order as just a larger . ' over, such k'Cy Congressional est demonstrations of olear starting in Vietnam. lumWa untU the lattet’stei-’a arrival from A Thought for Today sidered bone dry by the mili version of the annual economy ttdnklng and clear statement 7 HP ESKA Child’s X . 9 7 Michigan’s Governor Romney, whose California. Ooluihbla, oldest of the five Sponsored by the Manchester conaervatilvea os Reprasentatlve tary, to Pentagon Comptroller "exercise,” most of the bureau sloops, defeated England’s Sceptre In John Byrnes of WSaconsin, sen- Ftobert N. Anthony. The first we have Avitnessed in decadeb. rMiMmber tlw OUTBOARD ▼ 129 presidential candidacy has been be Council of Churches cracy regards It with proper of covering Connecticut poU- 1958, when the cup comP«tltlon was re . lor RepUbUcen on the .tax-Avrit- victim; Ma^or Army ground seriotisneis-and anguish. These Youths’ • 57 lieved to be in trouble, suddenly revises Ing Ways and Means Goonmit- msuieuvers scheduled in the tlca. Precision air-cooled engine for longer life,, his Hartford speech stand on Vietnam, newed for the first time since before One of the strangest facts officials believe the 16 per cent Worid War H. Constellation also Is re tee, will net back a tax Increase North Carolina coastal region order may resolve itself into ac The award for least Ahstinc- WILLIAMS OIL CO. no danger of freezing or corrosion. Auto Kingsbury Brand Golf Balls in which he at least backed the John of our life is how many times of any size unless linked to sub- during August, now canceled. tion in the 1967 House couldn^t Aduits’ ^ .9 7 garded as a trial horse. we walk ^oimd cUnging to our tual reduction^ as higfi as 8 per son administration’s basic commitment Intrepid’s only loss in the eight early ttanUel retrenchment in spend IneArltably, however, real de cent. possibly, therefore, go t o H art- matic rewind starter. Lightweight. E’er fish iki Vietnam, toward a sharper criti “sins” of me past. We have ductions must come in non ford, Bridgeport, or Water- WILLIAMS OIL CQ. ing, trolling, hunting skiffs. Adjustable safety strap, chest ties. tests was due to a navigational error, been released from any respon ing. cism. - when thf wrong marker was turned and, ’Thus, the spending cutback defense spending, and that is (See Page Seven) bury. ' ; IC sibility for them, oftentimes 'Iliiig wwraq “The Administration,” Governor several minutes were lost in 1 rectifying WILLIAMS OIL CO: . years prior -to the present, but to!vm m m n m L tm . pkg. of 3 Romney now says, “has been guilty of the mistake. A second set of trials still we cling to them. We cling tiim Aiiiiii ‘over-reaction’ in military terms with known as the “observation” series, to them only because somehow .. .for tiM best In oil service! an accompanying and unfortunate starting this^eek and a final set in Au- the;^ meet some need that wb g^rowth of feeling among the American gu^ will decide tiie defender’s identity, ■have. Otherwise we would give Fisch eiti Lively centers for more action. Extra tough people that a purely miliitery solution but oiUy a reversal of form, or a sur them up and forget them. I 1‘iililMurx NfWHiwitcr SWIMMING in Vietnam is > possible. If continuance prise by still-untested Columbia, can re suppose that a good part of the SymliratC) 1])U7 cover. Distance proven. duce Intrepid’s chances. reason for our clinging to these of our policy of escalation triggers a Dame Pattie’s supremaxy in the wider war with major Soviet and Com “sins” is that they keep help Australian trials of Sydney was even ing us to feel guilty.. We need POOL munist bhinese participation, tiien the more convincing. Gretol, the 1962 chal to feel giillty because we have the Administration must be heldi ac lenger which captured one race in five never really forgiven ourselves. countable.’’ at Newport, was no match for the new We make a great error when Romney now asks de-eacalation of comer, skippered by “Jock” Sturrock, we put forgiveness all on the our bombing, and an increase in proof who steered Gretel five years ago. So shoulders of God or our fellow 10 ft Steel Wall Bar-B-Bowl that the troops of South Vietnam, are decisive was the margin that the origi man. When we see forgiveness carrying more of their share of the nal plan to send both boats to America In this way, it becomes a type fighting. for further tests was droppeill. of magic as well as a means of Thus Sturrock and IntrapiIdTS “Bus” avoiding our responsibilities in Pool — 24” Deep PORTABLE GRILL Such varied movements of d^sen7 Mosbacher are llkejy tb renew their ri ^hat we have done. It supports gagenvent from thoi^ concepts of the valry in September. Crews and helms our becoming more Irrespon // ' ./ ii war the President’s oratory has now men are cilmoet as important as the sible and adds to our living been trying to ei^ablish over a iietiod boats, maybe more so. Teamwork has to death. of two end a 'half years may be find be highly developed, end American In his love for us, God only Baked enamel finish. Rigid steel top rail ing parallels, for all we know,- within crews are sh€UT>^ned by the drilling they opens to us the power to foi> „ . , the r a n k s of the administratlioin. It may undergo in .the summer series of tune- 'g^ive ourselves of our sin ..mid King's 2.99 ^ for support, full pqly coping to securely - g n evui be poasible that Defense Secretary ups. That’s one advantage the home release ourselves from its liold. THURS., FBL and SAT. ‘ ' ICoNamaxa returns from bis ninith as- forces have. It is only Jn this loving rela King's Pet Dept Does It Agala! hold heavy gauge liner with scalloped Loy^ Sliding, chrome-plated grid, black and ■ aM m ent of conditiona in Vietoam in Famfliarity with prevailing weather tionship with God that we ever some mood of disafCectioii liinuMif. conditions is another. The America’s have the power to forgive our chrome firebox with r^ovable legs. Car^- selves. ’This redemptive love QERBILS edging. 1 Price ' But what one really wonders, as one Cup races are now held over a triangu lar Otympic course of 24.3 miles, with Gpd gives to us; He does not 'ing handle. awtebes the nation and thd edminlstrar ^Mve It down our throats. It etoewhere S1S.60 pr. - fUkOO pr. - ^ QR ^ four of the six legs being sailed on the ' 9AM prw-OUK LOW PWCE pr. coming to tboee reaUisatioas which long side of the triangle three of the comes About in our lives "as a mmm oemunentoton predicted tieck in four to windward. Downwind, into the . well springing up” only a^ we with tbei purchilee of ■ cage ••IMNflMH IMS, is whether any slight sense of wind, tacking or reariiing, both Dome will reach out to accept it. haivliig been, wrong, of bavi^ friayad Pottie with Its narrow l>eam and long C haplain Gene IMoce > too high stakes with too HbUe real waterline and Intrepid with its two rud r Manchester Council of ^BDwIedgie and quaUfloatipn, h a s begun ders have shown themselves to be ex Churches to; petmeate to those aosttemic power ceptionally fast and maneuverable. — t Manchester Memorial m i rm who were .pthnsrtDr SPRINgriBU) REPUBUBOAN Hoopttal. ilia memiTite tm)/* i PAOB EHffiT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18,1967 THURSDAY, JULY ;8, 1967 THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 Home, WlnAod, !■ In dMargre of •muisremaifts. Pciice Want HillstOWn~W ether ell Site Ttrh^er FneeR Fashion Forecast Obituary There wfR be no calling hours. Ruddell for Okayed for College Campus Road Charge P sychadplic L ook hoard Acts on Personnel > - Ahaentee Ballota Mn. Banli Rtdi Benjamin Goldberg Directors Predict Winter Vote Year Ended in Black, Mna Saoali RBch. 87, ftxmer- r OCKIVIIXIE — Benjpnin The Commission for Higher eirell site, the Commission for ¥ n CCl d eU t Manchester Tou^ Oerk ly o f IMianoltestier, dtad y e ^ e r- Goldibeig, 81, of S2^ . Fark 8t., 1963 Break Education yesterday endorsed Higher Education also nsked EXlward Tomkiel issued a re day at a (RockviOa convales minder today that absentee husfcend of (Mrs. Otoa Rapoport Manchester Police De- a recent vote bybv tnethe State ^ vvhather to go ehead reoonsW w«h - An 18-ySar-oId East Hartford Right to the Skin Elliott to Resume Weiss Tells Board cent home. She was the widow Cfoldbeng, died yeatenday at a „ On Capital Works Bond Issue ballots for Ihe July 26 elec ot IFVank Btch. RockvUte convalescent hospital. Partmenfs DetecUve Bureau Board for Regional Community alltemtton of the Nike sMa girl was charged with reckleas lOMMM PW6 o«.> . . . w , . . tion must be in his office no Town Manager Robert Weiss informed the Board of IHreotordflPUbUo’Wlocfcs directors rtaiit preparing Afia. lUoh was bom April K, Mr. Goldberg was bom June will issue a w arrant charging Colleges authorizing an aJt- An attemBite raoommenda- driving, after a minor rear- It was the consensus of the later itosn 6 p.m. on July 25, Directors last night that Manchester wound up the thinks She has to do what they there’s a design, another twist, the Board of Directors last OINelll presented a proj- for additional land or for a sub All Cemetery Control 1860, in Ireland, a daughter 10, 1886 in New Yorit City, and Richard Ruddell, 28, of Man- tempt to purchase 160 acres of tlcn made by the study team end accident last night about the day l^ore the eleotion. 1966-67 fiscal year with a $21,247 estimated surplus, of WUUem and Mary Russell privately owned land in the that flfcrat selected the Hdlls- a* sa y.’ ” ^ . another design ected ittve-^eer, $794,000-caet, dtttulte mefthod of refuse dls- Apphcatldns for the absen had lived in Rockville toi' the cheater with larcen y in connec- Qeometry has even hit under night that February 1968 The Boird of Directors last night instructed the effected by $89,034 in transit June collections frenn the Dickaoii, and Uved in Manches west end of Manchester for a tcwn-Wethereai site was for the ' stomiiHseiwer priiority wM ch poeal, t o p rovide fo r to e tim e tee baUots are avalTable in past 10 years. He was a U.S. vvsae-wea Mav i CMAV 'VTOO i^ t to get back to the prints wear. Warner’s Sllmwear is the earliest date for coUeotor’s to the treasurer’s ------;---- ter most of heir life. tlon with a local service sta permanent campus for the Nuke campus to be renovated plenee the Sdioal St problem (toree years) v/toen the OlcOtt town manager to return Cemetery Superintendent his office. Army veteran of World War I, ing tangled with lone driven by for fall, 1967, They are big. shows a design for slip, bra, scheduling a referendum office t o toe fiscal year end- irecommiendflitlcn, adopted a Survivors indude a son, Ed tion break on Aug. 4. 1963, Det. Manchester Community Col as a second campus and used low on the (ttst and into 1970-71 9t. KaciHty to filled, George Elliott back to complete c o n ^ l o f his lie'part- and Was a retired office clerk. a Manchester teen-ager. All this talk about' mind-ex- ^ ______for a Bond Issue for Capi The special election will ing June 30. $100,000 revenue Item to the mund F. (Rich of Hertford; a lege. ' for occupational and oontinu- and all the works, that Is a tor aoluttcn. Director 'Wayne Manitz, at ment. Sur\dvors, besides his wife, Lt. Joseph Sartor sold today. Police said witnesses to the pending has led to print-ex- of triangles in wim be anocotsd to Veterans’ be conducted only in Voting He thus refuted reports that saAe of toiwm«iwned land in daughter, (Mirs, WilUaim J. The CHE by its vote second ing education pirognams. tal Improvements. OVtoOl goive top (priority to toe board’s August meeting, Th* action was on the iniolude two toothers, Meyer Ruddell whose last reported accident olalmed a third oar panding, and some of the old , . purple, and bright Fledd. Districts 1 and 2. The poll the town had wound up the fis- •various loaationa Only $10,000 Black Jr. of Saraaota, Fla.; ed a June 26 decision of the Fowedd said the survey team The dlrectons agreed also that condition on (Buto HUl Rd. will report on his sit-ins with recommendation of Director GoMfberg of Parkcheater, N.Y., address was at 571 Hartford was Involved In “harrasslng” fnmlllar motiffs have been __j i. are The 'board gave Wedas toe go ing pitaces •will 'be Waddell cal year with an estimated de- was 'realized in rervenua two brothers, Thomas DicKson State Board for Reg^lonal Col £iug,?ci3t'.on hais n o t com e b efore str^ with Elephantiasis. A “ J one date be set Cor aR reCeren- and predlrted that toe road W4U toe North Central Refuse Dla- Harold A. Turitington , who School for .District 1 and ficit of about $70,000. Democrat Mahoney blamed end Fred Oiclcson, and a sister, and Irving Gray of Ossining, Rd., was alledgedly implicated hdij board yet but that the mat the local gdrls, and sleft the posal dtotriot meetings In Vei^ said, “Ihe present setup has ahead to hire a new park super leges to place the college on. a yellow wool evening garni toy *^-rted on one side to lean quosttoua—to Inchide, pos- he fanpaosalMe next winter. Whtton Library Auditorium Weiss, backed up by Controll- the RepubUcan majority for iMrs.__ ___ Eknity _ Hratt, _ __ a ll o _ f M _an- N.Y.; and two sisters, Mrs. 81- in the 1963 theft of s e v e i^ g;uns ter di5 expected to be pCax^ed on scene after the cra^ gle inserted on non. Mantz was an informal ob- created a great deal of unrest intendent at a mintmum yearly tract of undeveloped • land Charged with reckless driv- Fogarty, long and narrow green triangle. sMy, a new Lincoln School; -Buah'Hin Rid. storm sewera, for District 2. er Joseph Clementlno, Assistant not selling 'the land. The Re- chester; five graH^children and Yohadem and Mrs. Julia from Conklin’s Garage on bounded by Hillstown Rd. on its aijeaida to the near future, server. The Dtotrict, comprised end complaints by 'townspeople. salary of $8,100, to a high of ar was Violet M. FVederlck- ®f sleeves and high of waist, is •■^th it” when they at on estimated $SO,000 cost, Controller Thomas Moore and publicans countered with the one great-ginait^ctrild. Jackson, both of New York City. Bralnard PI. this week when the west. Wetherell St. on the He said he wffill take tenmedd- ing was Violet M. Frederick' renomatians to toe older schools; printed in the traditional seed- ~ head h b lirt for 1997-88 rrtsto, ■>' V— ^ ^ - 6 8 ,Insert had ^ Town Treasurer Mrs. Rosalind charge toat it is poor practice Funerad i^rvices wiU be hedd Funeral services w?re held one of the stolen weapons, a south, Bidwell St. on the east,^ ®tc action ooi tdie HdCIlBtown- son of 103 Maple St., East run on the bias, and Sannl Imipnitvenients to toe Municipca has invited Manchester to join has no autoority. I believe he minimum- ^ to Jm Hartford. Driver of the second pod of Paisley on a gigantic chooses comparatively muted Tihe others t o 1907-08 are E>o- Qulsh, said that the $89,034 to estimate revenue from that Saturday^ at 11 oxn. at the this afternoon at the Weinstein pistol, was discovered in Rud- and future Rt. 6 on the north. We'iherelJl site, by requesting BuUcfirig, toe Police Station, With them in a copperaitlve in- should be put 4 c k in charge W e i ® _ l ^ _ ^ e d _ t o J S s S John'^i'. Tiemey Funeral Home, Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., deCIl’s gO.d Ifiriend’s car. car was identified a s. Joyce scale, and the seed-pods Air- tones of pink and beige in diag •ver (Rd. at (W. (Middle Tpke., reached the treasurer’s office source. The state board. In picking the State Public Works De- ther enlarged by the applica Maiy Ohene(y library and the 145 000- (Bhrelaw (Brook at toe “*"****°'^ proposal. Manchea- and given complete authority.’’ ^ su^»totendent 18. 218 W. Center St. The Rev. H artford. Cantor Marshall The auto, which crashed Into Crawford, 18, of 188 (High 'Sit. onal stripes for a full tunic over on July 6 and that all of It was Agostlnellt end Sdhaller re- the site upon recom m endation partmeint to ibegdin negotflaitiioinB tion of fake ruby stones. What /G ary S. ComeQl. associate min- Press of Rockville officiated. a utility pole in the Pine Mea Police, in reconstructing the flowing pants. received by the tax collector in peaitedly asked Weiss to com Gary S. ComeHl, associate min of a professional study team it pinto^iase. has happened to the hound’s nawad; storm sewera; a aecond' ss Burial was in Ellington Jewish dows Section of New Hartford, accident, said Miss Craiwfo^’s The designer who heard the St at (Broad St, $46,000. consensuz has been to go it cemeterv department within month, after 39 m ail postm arked June 30. ment on 'the adequacy of the ister o f South Methodist employed, b-rned back a rec- Th« ^ repo^ty odm- tooth check is that each check any sewage trealment plant and Coventry Church, will officiate. Burial Cem etery. reportedly left the scene. Rud- cmmendatlon of the college posed of five parcels with five car was followed by Miss Fired- beat-beat-beat of the tom ln«lnera- toe pS deS rtL en t. All ceme- Director William Schaller 1966-67 budget, in iviiew of his dell is said to have been the erlckson’s and another car is six Inches wide. And you are ______tininhlineci^ en d oharter re\d- examinations will be in Bast Cemetery. cound'Vs own setectlon coon- separate owners. (None of Uie toms was Julian Tom chin, who a rere 9182,000; to 1069-70 they tor or by some other method of tervtery records had been moved ®®*<1 that questioned the $89,000 in tran statement that he had effected driver. from East Hartford. hit In the fa*e jrith a n e x ^ designs for Chardon-Marche, a siensL were given Tuesday to three There wiSU toe no cadling Vernon S. Cook owners has been contacted so are 9147,000; t o 1070-71 they (fiepOlBal. to toe Municipal BulkUng and sit.” He said that he and Mayor $61,144 in sanrlngs in the lest He was not injured and State They. said_ supply after of Miss the Craw- Hounds^-the- „^^'‘^uose brother in the Ger- lAR wRl Ibe consklerad in the applicants. He said that of sev Nathan Agostinelli spoke to hours until the time of the • V om on Stanley Cook, 58, o f The committee had submit- far regarding wilUngness to are $200,000; and to 1971-72 The 'boa'rd, by a 7 to 1 vote, ElMott’s prlmairy duties were Boy, 12, Held quarter. Police from the Caanan Troop ford turned north, onto Broad BaskervlUes teeth by Jacquea corporation is Cheney Broth- next two months to determine en original applicants, only four the collector of revenue at 3:30 service. 323 WoocHbridge St ted six sites to the state board sell, Powell said, they are $160,000. with Director David Odegard changed to dealing with the He parried the question wiito arrested him later, charging St. from Center- Center, Miss Miss (Frrf- IFred- Tiffeau who shows leggings of Beautiful color slides made which will appear on the voting OINeDl’a recomanendations voting "no,” allocated $20,500 appeared to have sufficient p.m . on June 30 and w ere told of Mrs. Marion Morse Cook, for consideration early in the He said purchase procedures public in the sale c t lots and in the reply, “I cooperate with- him with evading responsibil erl'Ckson p^tssed her on the the print. George l^lley showing the spirit machines. The directora gave no qualifications for the job. One In 12 Breaks that all 1966-67 receipts, with Amiand J. Tisdale died last night at his home. year. Along with the pro- must be handled by the public will (be diacusaed 'by the board for preparation of final engi- supeirviaion of funerals. any budget adapted by toe ity, drunken driving, and car right, pulled back into the a white dress with navy, plaid. and friendliness of the prople indloatton last night an toelr at a (future idate. aeering plans for an C^dcland- of |he four did not appear for the exception of a few small SOUTH WINDSOR — Ar- Mr. Cook was ibom Aug. 16, posaJs, it had sent an unof- works department, board and I ■dMi’t critlolze o r rying a weapon in a motor ve traffic lane, and slammed on and there are e^Uy four toM ^ delightful pat- cbotoes. Maintenance of toe ceme the ' exam inations. Police said today a 12-yeair- payments, had been deposited. mand J. Tisdale, 67. of East 1908 in Medford, (Mass., son of ficial recemmendatdon to place In another matter related to (Dtrector Phancls Mlalhoney P ^® r Sts- connector. question it. We lived 'within the hicle. her brakes. of navy across the entire front. decora- They agreed to iddBcuaB toem Town Manager Robert Weiss teries became the function of old (boy has admitted to break Schaller said that the collector Hartford, father of Mrs. Jean Morley and Edna Day Cook, and the college on its Nike site the college, Powell said a five- (xuitioned toe board to go rtow budget, bu t iwe cu rtailed som e Lt. Sartor said Ruddell would They said a witness to the in Even flora and fauna are so were flashed on the screen tntfonn'allty in Angiurt and to a r urged immediate action, to the sexton (foreman), with su ing into about 12 Ihoonies in toe had told them that no substan ette Rancourt of South Wind lived in Mianchester for the past campus off Keeney St. and ex- year lease for the former in considering a $96,000 expend servl'Cea.’’ be questioned by local police cident, who was parked near outsize as to create the impres- models displayed outfits rive at some decision, costiwise, open the area to Industry. Ode pervision by the park sui>erin- tial further payments were ex sor, died Tuesday in East Hart 25 years. He was employed as HELCO building on Hartford iture to (Wert Si^ (Rec re- Car Windshield WatertOnd Heights and Oak iSchaller responded, “The as to his whereabouts earlier pand it by purchase of addi the crash point, stated that a Sion of being in a sclence-flc- „,ade from African-inspired in September or October. A date gard replied that the town has tendent and a park foreman. pected. ford after being struck by an a scheduler for the Emhairt Rd.' has been signed and is in palra. Grove over the part few months. basic question is—was the this week. Liquor found in the tional Globe Hollow watershed tlon movie. Butterflies bigger coatumes. for toe referendum will be set sufficient 'available land t o In- Weiss defended the consoli Mrs. Qulsh replied that the automobile. Mianuflacturing Co., Bloomfield. third car Involved took off aft (Hie said, ‘L et’s make sure the Swapped in Lot budget adequate or 'was the ad from the Town of Manches the hands of the state’s attor then. duatty and cited Pioneer Indus dation of the two departments Police said the boy limited collector, at that point, prob Surv'ivors also include his .jjg master of Hart- car he is said to have been er the accident. than eagles flutter across the Today’s urge for bigness hit buildiing •will (be lua^ again, be Would you believe your car ministration at fault?” ter. ney general awaiting final ap Tn tobltag nonaiideraUion of toe trial Park and Green Manor’s but agreed to follow the dic his take to Itiirtung gear and can ably hadn’t got around to open- wife, a son, 3 other daughters, Lodge of Miasons. driving was similiir to the kind Mias Frederlckson was sum hem of a white satin coat and Julian Tomchln. When fore 'we epend that kin4 of mon windshield could be stolen and And Agostinelli Oonchided, stolen in a break into the Ox- Last fall, after months of proval. moned to appear in Maiwhes- white satin evening dress by jjg reproduced the tle-iand-dye items last night, litM hoard also Manchester Indurtrial Park %s tates.of the board. He said that 'ing substantial mail from the 3 brothers, 4 sisters, 18 grrand- Stitvivors, besides . his wife, ey. U nie» we are sure it 'will replaced with another In a weli- dy. After going fishing with a “If the budgiet was adequate, ford Package Store on Hartford centroversy rurroundi^ a Qwner of the three-story, ter Circuit Court July 31 to Burke-Amey, who also puts one fabrics of Africa for a wool jer- tabled consideration 'Of a solu exam ples. toe consolidation had been smaller taxpayers, postmark 3 n^ly-acqulred reel, police sadd, children and 7 great-grandchil include three daughters, Miss tcntial site for the college, the 29,000 square-foot Structure, be utilized, and it isn’t being llghted parking lot while you ithen ithe eidministration erred.” Rd. sometime Monday night or answer the reckless driving butterfly all the way across ggy Qjat Leo Narduccl made tion to B iSIchool 8 t drainege Also by a 7 to 1 vote, but made at 'the (ecommendat^on the (boy would often discard it ed June 30 and turned over to dren. Joyce A. Cook of Manchester, Board of Directors voted to local developer Alexander Jar- used todaiy, we may las well tear were attending class? early Tuesday, Lt. Sartor said. ch a rg a the front and 'back of a blouse belied turtleneck tunic probitem. with Director John Garside vot- of Walter Fuss, former dliw- and steal oitother one. her on July 6. The funeral will be held to Mrs. Alexander H. Beard Jr., make available to the college vis. has begun alterations down toe 'buikUng now. Except Well, it happened to Stan Ruddell, being held under a Two teen-aged boys were un (it buttons on the shoulders so matching tights, the pat- Ing “no” this time, the board tor of public works. None off ithe hoones he entered Thie ddrectorB eppeeired dits- morrow at 8 am. f .om the (Ben of Cedar Grove, NJ., and Mrs. up to 115 of the Globe Hoi- which will make the building tor cleaning up toe exterior, I ley M. Fedynlak of Etast Hart $1,500 bond by Caanan State the back butterfly won’t be bl- ^^g such a scale that Allocated $25,000 for the de- Turkingtoji said that consoli- were occupied at toe time, po satiistflied wRlh thie exiplianatiiion, jamin J. Callahan Funeral James W. Giffin of Falls injured but th e ca r to wlWich dcnT ladvjae spending itiiat much ford, a summer school student Police for arraignment in Cir low acres. into supplementary temporary they were riding received ex- sected by a zipper) and 'lines ^he ladies in Africa would have velopment of topograiphical / ■' ■ ■ • ^ - -If' — > 'rt I • 'T a a FAOB TBB MANCHE^IER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN . THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN... THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN The Most Photgraphed.... California Has W on 25 of Last 33 Starts in American League ^ THE Nktlonal Lm kim Herald Angle 13th Straight Mound Win for Schardt W. L. FoL O A . Red Hot Angels Set for White Sox St. Louis 50 32 .610 — v' By Chicago 46 86 .561 4 NEW YORK (AP) — A tw^ games over Brunet, who dropped nine out Tom McCraw and Tommie San Fran. 45 88 .042 OH PETE ZANARDI week ago Minnesota’s ram- nesota and four over California, straight after winning the sea- Agee for two of his eight strlke- Topple East Cincinnati 46 89 .041 5% . Aaslatant Sports Editor Clay Denied License - In the only National League son’s opener, is 6-2 during the outs. Atlanta 42 89 .510 *^"ehallCTge^ the P>*yed Wednesday, Mke hot streak and 7-11 over all. Joel Plttslnugh 40 89 .600 Indian rally In the first with a by Jerry May and Manny 8M Hartford, 2-1 Shannon cracked a two-run Horten, 10-2, opposes the An- Phila’phla 40 40 .500 0 Football Bids for Atten|tion VTlit® Sox’ American eigh^.inni^ homer that lifted gels. double and then cracked his io t a ’s sacrifice fly. lios Angeles 34 47 .420 Temperatures and humidity continue to soar and the To Fight on Coast Lieague lead in a four-game orst-piace St. Louis to a 4-s vie- ^ » * * lltih home run pf the year In the But Orlando Oepeda opened 15H INTERNA’TIONAL LEAGUE Houston 33 SO .808 17%' ensp days of autumn seem many moons away. Foot For Revenge seriies. tory over Pittsburgh. INDIANS-WHIIT: SOX— second. the Cardinals’ eighth with a sln- SACRAMENTO, Calif. sentence if his appeal of the Strong pitohing and a num New 'York 31 47 .897 17 ball, however, is just around the corner and already do A split kept Eddie Stanky’s The Angels bring a six-game Stanky used six pitchers ’Tommy , John, 8-6 ., was _gle, . knocking out Steve Blass, conviction is denied. ber of defensive flaws were fea Wednesday’s Results ing its level best to fight baseball and golf for the’news By PETE ZANARDI (AP) — Heavyweight bok- crew on top, and now it’s Call- winning streak Into Chicago td- trying to beat the Indians knocked out In the first Inning the Pittsburgh starter. Juan California’s boxing rules deny tured as Ansaldi’s ibeait Nor St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 8 Hurling his 13th conseo er Cassius Clay was denied fom la’s turn to. take a shot at nig^t and will have their new Wednesday, but Cleveland and took the loss. Pizarro retired ’Tim McCarver columns. Those who may find just watching it has a any fighter a license if he has man’s 4-2, last nogiht at Ver- Only game scheduled Wednesday a license to the leaders. ace, George Brunet, ready to scored five runs In the first * , • ♦ before Pete Mlkkelsen relieved cooling effect, don’t have to go very far. utive victory over a two- been convicted of a felony and planok Field. Bud Lelber and Today’s Games fight a bout in California Sam McDoweU softened the face the White Sox. three innings and that was CARDS-PIRATES— and Shannon cracked hU sixth The ’’season” got underway — ------uamnKyear span, curve balling even If he is out on bond pend- Skip Welch comlbined to limit Philadelphia (Wise 4-6) at At- to benefit poor children, ing an appeal. » White Sox up Wednesday night California spent much of May enough for McDowell, 6-7. Shannon’s elghth-innlhg shot home run ^ tw d a y night when the Oaks at Simsbury’s IVestmlnls- righthander Marc Schardt the losers to two hits. wlth a sU-hltter as Qeveland Ui the A m e r i^ League ceUar Sudden Sam, 6-7, threaded his brought the Cardinals from be- Shannon had singled across l a ^ V*® School on July 28. Carpen- .paced the Manchester Le- N e g ro and white, in the Oakland . boxing promoter .... Follow Through . . . Henry Wlnaton said he had Bill Lodge lost a heartbreak- stopped Chicago 8-S. It was the but since June 7, BUI FUgney’s way through trouble and relied hind and enabled St. Louis to St. Louis’ first run In the sixth «ew lo rx in. onaw aame In AoLt« several new faces gion to a 2-1 conquest of South. ’The California Athletic <3om- hoped to atag|« the fight In the er, giving up only one hit, a only g:ame scheduled In the team has spun off a 25-8 record on his strikeout pitch for the big open a four-gfame bulge over as the Cardinals snapped the „ t i ^ ™ f yoax. East Hartford last night in double to Pete Leber. Steve American League ahd shaved and zoomed six gpots In the out. He walked the bases-full In Chicago In the NaUonal League scoreless duel between Blass (E l»s ana maioney o-oj, s, Stiu srempd newcomers already East Hartford. It was the mission voted 4-0 against Clay’s Oakland Coliseum. Clay said he application for a taxing license, would pledge all his proceeds, Pryor and Lodge had the only the Sox’ lead to 1% games over standings. the fifth inning but then struck race. and Hughes. pift'5mr e , L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD. AJANCHESTEE. CONN., 'THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 PAGE THIBTEBN; BUGGS ]BUNNT OUR BOARDING ROUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Htra 9 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BT FAGALY and SHORTEN Holp in v tp w y horn\ / t h a t st u n t w l l co st you PK0E6TRIANS OUSHTA THE PWlCE OP A PWESH AW, UNC^E dAKE IS 30ST A BIS ^ 3 5 3 S J r .W hew IT COMES TD FOOD, THE ONE SURE TAKE TKEIR BANANA CWEA^A PlE^ S BA© OP ROT AIR/ HE TOLO /ME CLASSIFIED VACATION SPECIAL N o w BRACE TOUPSELF RDR SAD NEW S 1 HIQH SCHOOL g irt for houoe^ SALBSSPHRSON8 — ( fTIN\E CROSSIN' LOOK, LEANDBA -^U N C L^H E 'P ©IVE MB A OIWE TOOET THING THAT TURNS MIUSAPPON IS - wozk, several'days per week, lenced women's wearlny 3AKE HAS PONE ALL HIS// Hl/H A CI©AR/AN* YAH KNOW Antwr to Pfvloiw Punto (Blor a avaid ila lyVee V an ttan I P i NN e d d o w n TH AT SH IN ALLERGY ■ CaU 849-61j|8. ______parel, 8, 4, or 8 day waak. EXERCISE AN* UNCLE MWAT / THE O/ME WAS FOR Money Matters Beat n *07 mnd or Chevrolet RADISHES// OF VO U RS.M R. M IL L SA PP-'- iTiS Good setacy. AppRy JVrssdX 0 ^ AMOS HASN'T E V E ^ ^ U h b CISAR. NOT ME / 778 Main St. 6TARTEP /jir—— ADVERTISING r LOy/E’E M ! IC A N E A T R AO ISH C S.'*O U 'LL HAVE ACBOSS S/Urrowpolfon 649-6678 (R eRE'^ WHERE/WB 0 Speculum CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEH^. HOUBS A BUSH EL O F RADISH ES TD GIVE 'EM U Pr E VERY ^OET A NEW CHAMP/ IBidgtrUnedn 7 Et cetera (tb.) SAJLteSPJI. , EVER:/ D A /! IN FACT, TH IN G ELSE IS FIN E- PART-TIME 4 Tenuot« 8 Giver , AMOS 3A¥B m doUtr(U.S.) 9 EntliuiUtiUe TW O BUSHELS' BUT H O M O RE PART-TIME AMMW5 SMonejrowed ardor RAD ISH ES FOR OUNUM ISFemlntoe nwne loFeatdored COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Sto M ^ p a 10 statistical secntocy for «ITUr» IS Distinct part - • 5 PJK. DAT BBTOHE PUBUOAXiaN YOU! FIGURE ...... 14 Hodgepodge— iiniS^ings OARAOB for rm t, 65 Vl^nter new iabotatocy. WxirlhMtd, 15 Dry, ea wine 17 Epic poetry Deadline for Saturday and Monday la S pjn.;FHday. P typing and o th e r oOloa leDonescdelytor x9 Musical a t, MO. monthly. 247-4046, 1- eSt-7402. CLERK mBEMnea. mbereeUftg and EE' IB Bmtoe food fish ( irawanMtig poOMon. 20 Bodies ol water 24 Among 31 White 4SPftudoi»mo( _ PLEASE READ TOUR AD Port-tone days. Muat have AULT OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Poetic 25 Saturates 33 Vestige CbadetLamb OlaMilled or "Want Ada” are taken over tke phona aa a above average arithmetic contraction 26 Welcome' 38 Unruffled 44Jei Motoreyelt^— BibllUy end sk ill in oomp- COLONIAL BOARD CO. 22 Genus of swans 27 Make an 40 Banker's 48 Bn Ws ad Se nB8T r V E ALVUIM9 HELP 24 Continent agreement concern 47 Ireland MPOKT BBBOBS In time ft»r IlM Bteyelts 11 tometer or calcukubor. 616 Partaer SL, IMjanrhafttr IHERCW NO NEED 48 Dibbles neort laeertt^ The Herald la reanpaHUe for imly ONH taMr> FOR VIOLENCE IN 20autch . 28Ns^utlcalterm 41 Penetrate YAMAHA new dealership, E. S. LoAus 649-4S87 INIERNATIONAL 27 Diminutive of 29 Seas (Fr.) 42 Autumn 60 Cartograph feet or omitted Ineertlon for any iMverUeemeat and «*f» only Company offena exnettent RELATIONS/ Samuel extra* ot e 'teahe faiaertloB. Bnera wUdi do sales and service at Seymour v.f SOMMnstruck one 1 5“ i S“ r f 1“ IT rr not leaoen the valne the aidverl~erttaemeat wlU not be ooneeted Auto, 881 Main 8 t, Manchea- wages and working oondl- 32 stinging plant hy "make igood” hiaertioii. tiuna, oonvenlieat free 34 Disregard l3 14 ter. Open ‘Ihunday and Fitday wUlfully It evanbiga. parkiing, impllant oafoteria 35Wbirder IT IT and above average bene- Help Woeted— M d» 34 OjEANDEK to 3aJrheologicsl IB MOTORCYCLB3 1987 Triumph. UUtUBlB..iSm THE RESCUE » degreelab.) 9 M3-2711 875-3136 TIRB SERVIGB m an, 6M I 37 Disorder 1$ 880 oc, ipreen and white, M.* 39 Mimics LpJ (Bookvnie, Toll PYee) 178. 7^7104 after 4 p.m. hours per wick. MUat ba 40 Arachnid JT FIRST NATIONAL steady woijMk and mactled. 41 Small shield a 29 O/AHA GOTTSHALL Paid vaodlim and other bana- OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WIUilANS 42 Criminal i t is ■ AUeNTOWN. I STORES 45 Caused a sore L i * ' 1086 HONDA M, white. 643-8098. ftta. Bxj^erianoa hdpful but not 49 Formation in s r Trouble Reaehing Our Advertiser? Park and Oakland Aves. easen^al. Apply in nemm, III THEM...... AMD. MOW line, as of troop (Elaisit Hariford Nlchok-Manobeoter TIra, Ibo., 51 ConstclUUon s r KkHeur Answering Senriee Painting— Papering 21 Schools and Classas 33 296 Brodd St. OOLIYM A, isemtyoordr ' 'I S E N T SOU FOR s o o p s o b h ; 52 Row 1988 HONDA 60, excellent con B uiM in9r~ 9 IW >T I . »f. U.t ><♦. OH. 53 Poker stake u THIS IS JIST AHAIRCLfTNOT La HAIRCUT. NOT TMISISTH* Free t o Herald Readers > dition. M80, Call 648-2048. Contracting 14 LATHE HANDS and gm w nl RIGHT A SHAVE/ VOU A TRIM/ S3UR 54 Overturn INSIDE-outside painting. Spe- W A Y ! LIKE 65 Marchioness, rated machinlsta, paid hoapUaUia- DAVY JONES BY LEFT and MeWILLIAMS F E R H O T ’ LOOK LIKE A HEAD STILL IT/YOU'P / Want Information on one of onr olaiwilfed adverttaementef OUtL’B 24" Columbia bicycle, QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, cisil for people over 68. SUM M ER PLUCKED TURKEY/, LOOKS L IK E AM HAVE M Y ' for instance Call my competitors then caU HEAVY EQUIPMENT HAIRDRESSER full and part- tion, hoUdaya and vadatloB 56Fhiit 43 44 W No answer at the telephone Bated? Simply call the good condition, $28. 649-8781 af dormers, porches, basements, I H O P E ^ SEEMS KINDA CRAZY FOR LIKE THE MAN ONCE SAID. W EATHER OH.THATSTHE OVERSIZE MOP/ HEAPLOOKIM' 67 Abstract being me. Estimates given. 640-7863, tim e, C arriage House Beauty plan. Apply Metronlos, foe., YOUR ORDERS ARE y o o M AK E THE CHIEF TO GO To SUCH M A RCO .. OURS NOT TO REASON A N ALL... LASTTIMEILET OH.lSHOUiPM'TU^NT LIKE A KNOB Si ter 6 p.m. reflnlshed, cabinets, buUt-lns, OPERA'TORS NEEDED 640 HUUard St. TO RETURN HOME AND OUR SCENE EXTREMES GOST To CHECK WHY, OURS BUT.To DO.. ER, YOU GOTDTHE HAVE L E T you ON A DOWN 4$ formica, aluminum, vinyl, 878-8401. Salon 643-2401. ° ) AWAIT INSTRUCTIONS R E A L SOON, US OUT, EH, OAyV ? AS WE'RE TOLD • BARBER ALONE/, SO ALONE/ FLASPDLEl 1 Not as much Si Si EDWARDS BICYCLES—boy’s, 2 years old steel, ceramo siding. William SERVICE WRITER and oal6»- LAURIE ■> 2 Level.' St .4Uid convertible 8 years,-both Earn whiUe you leam. Siam 3 Respites from s/ Robbins Carpentry Service. Floor Finishing 24 man In service deportment work $6 N ANSWERINO SERVICE for |8 br beat offer. 648-6868. 649-8446. to 8300 weekly os a pro- TRAIN Contact Tony, Paul Dodge Fmi- 4 Cash (slang) .J l p/lO R SANDING and reitnlsh- fesstonal HEAVY EQUIP F O R T H E tiac, 878 Main St. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Bustnoss Sorvicas ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar ing (specializing In older MENT OPERATOR. For MMisoo ns-ists ages, rec rooms, bathrooms the first time in the USA, ELECTRICIANi full-tfoM, R- Offtrad 13 floors), cleaning, waxing Allstate Traiinlng Center “RNAST” >nd leave your meaaage. You'll hoar from onr advertiser tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce floors. Painting. Paperhanging. steady employment inouranea Ha Jly time without ependlny aU evenlny at the tdephone. LAVCIE BROTHERS—general ment work, cellar floors, pat- No Job too smaU. John Ver- offers qualified men 21 and LEARN TO USE benefits, paid hoUdaya and va MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 PAGE FOURTEEN Hornet For Sole 72 Heusdt For Sale 72 Heotet For Side 72 Houses For Sate 72 Suburban For Solo 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sole 75 SubuiiMn For Sde 75 ksTATE -14 PDomiTi FIVE ROOM Cap«, funiiuse Dogs— Birds— Pels 41 ‘ Household Goods 51 Apartments Hot^^ Business Locations Wontud To Rant 68 Houcf For Salt 72 7 MANCHESTESt — $16,600. 6 MANCHES’TER — 7 room Rais- ANDOVER —overlooking lake, COVENTRY LAKE — nice 4 VERNON: 7 room Split Level ANDOVBIA—WE offer this un- baths, 2 -oar garage, approx years (dd, oil hot water, new room Colonial, completely re ed Ranch, modem kitchen, 4 room home, exceUent condi- room year ’round home. A real In junior executive neighbor usual property oh Route 6 in SIX ROOM Split level, i ^ - imately 8 acres of land. By ap BEAUTIFUL setter, female, 7 CLEAN USED refrigerators. ______Tenements ______63 For Rent 64 WANTED — furnished twtn- guttera and down epota, ex decorated, central air-condi sliding glass doors to paUo Uon, treed lot,- arteslim well. good buy at $5,500. Call Mit hood. 1% bkths, fireplace, wall Andover for your Inspection. .washer, stove, 2-sone heat, widl • pointment. I>hllbr!ck Agency. months, ^ papers, inoculated, ranges bedroem^r two singles for old tremely flne neighboihood and tioning, near bus, " Hutchins and sundeck, aluminum sid Call now, only $10,500. Hayes ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. to wall carpeting, built-ins and Combine home and business automatic washers LO^KmO FOR anything in real STORE FOR RE:n t T Main St., to wall, beautiful finished fam .JKsaltors, S46-8847. CLASSIFIED excellent shooting' dog pros with guarantees. See them at er couple for -4 or, 6 months. heavily treed lot, $14,800. Wol Agency, Realtors, 64p-S824. ing, PhUbrick Agency, Real Agency, 646^131. garage.. $21,500.*' Barrows A and live happily In this coun c tate rentals — apartments, Manchester in State Theatre Call 643-7840 ily room with bar, 100x200 verton Agency, Realtors, MLS. v S lN O N Wallace Co., 649-5306. try atmosphere. Consists of a pect. CaU 649-2907. B. D. Pearl’s Api^lanres, 649- homes, multiple, dwellings, no building, reasonable rent. For 1^(ANCHE8TBR —just off Bast tors, 649-6847. treed and fenced in yard, xuiw’ 640-2818. BRAND NEW 4-bedroom Co VERNON —Gardner built 6% $14,900. 5% room ranch home vrith 1% Main St. Call 643-2171. fees. Call J D. Real Estate. Information please call theatre .dentsr St. Older 9 room Colon- WANTED — good homes for 3 ly painted. This is a truly olaata lonial, huge Mtchen, built-ins, MANCHiliSTER — .E x e cu tiv e room .Ranch, aU plaster, large F iv e, room Cape. Double ■VERNON—3 bedroom Ranch, 643-6129. manager at 643-7862. baths plus a country store op ADVERTISING kittens. Call 649-6480 after SEWING MACHINE -Singer Busiiwu Proparty and well kept home. Wblvertan tap condition. Now fur- HENRY ST.-Colonial 7 rooms. oven, range and diahwasher, neightortiood, spacious Garri wooded lot, 2-car garage, ther giarage, 1% baths. Large buUt-ins, close to church, eration. Two acres of land.' • •noces, siding, etc. Six bedroom 6:30 anyUme weekends, v*^automaUc zig-sag in cabinet, lyis HAVE customers waitlig WAREHOUSE lor rent, approx- For Sola 70 Agency, Realtors, MLS, 019- 1%. baths, extra large living formal dining room, 2 fire son ColiMilal, center entrance, mopane windows, 6 minutes to shade trees. schools and shopping center, For full details c ^ Nick Oon- possibility. Must be gold. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS button holes, embroliiers. hem-i for the rental of your apart imately 800 square feet, near 2813, and dining rcR>m, sun room, S places, ifamdOy room, 2-car flrepletces, porches, garages, Parkway, $17,760. Meyer Agen Situated on approximately 2. vertino, Jarvis M alty Oo., MANCHESTER — Restauranti Hayes Agency, 646-0131. etc. Like new condition. Orig ment or home. J. D. Real Es IMjaln a t OeU 643-9678. bedrooms, garage, $25,500. garage, 2-zcme beat, exxielient beautiful treed eetttng in the cy, 643-0600. PASEK acres of land with bam suit Realtors, Insurors, 643-1121. 8 AM. to 5 PAI. AKC BEA6l e , 3 months old, wgU established with good in inally over $300, balance now, tate. 643-6129. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, neighborhood, $81,900. Wolver 80’s. PhUbrick Agency, 649- REAL/rORS 289-7475 able for horse or ponies. No male, $60. Call 649-7608. $58. Take over payments of 470 MAIN ST.—3 room ground come. By appointment, Mr. GLENDALE RD. 640-6847. ton Agency, Realtors, MLS, 6847. COVENTRY —newer 6 room ______agents. Cali 875-6867, for ap EAST HARTFORD—Immediate COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. home, exceUent condition, fire- VERNON — QUIET friendy GOOD HOME for Saint Ber- $10. monthly. 522-0476. 4V4 ROOMS, $13Q. 3% rooms, floor office, plenty of parking. Amedy. PhUbrick Agency, 640-2813. pointment. occupancy on 6 room, 1% tigth S PJW. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION $120. Garden Apartments, Cam 643-2426, 9-6. Realtors, 649-5847. SIX ROOM Ranch, formal din place, garage, privacy, 3 acres, neighborhood, new custom Split Level. Beautifully land nard dog, male, 2 years old, ESTATE SALE — living room Now under constructioa — INVITATION parking, 16 Forest St. off Main ing room, living room with MANCHESTER — 4% room Lota For Sol* 73 pond. Call now. Only $16,500. built Raised Ranch, built-in BOLTON—8 n » m house with scaped, low taxes, priced low Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 5 p.m. Friday. trained. $160. 643-7440. Ranches, Raised Ranches, furniture, artificial fireplace; St. No pets. 646-0000,643-6675. S’ JITE of offices presently BOLTON — six famUy apart 1 0 8 1 0 fireplace, 3 oversized bed Cape, small yard, near school, ------Hayes Agency, 646-0131. stove and oven, ceramic tile four acres of land and a barn, 20’s. Donald Smith Agency, suited for professional nurpose Colonials. Choose your BOLTON—NEAR center, beau- ______Winter piano; bedroom furni ment unit. ExceUent condition rooms, famUy size kitchen, shopping, centraUy located. bxth, landscaped wooded lot, Selling for $22,500. Now vacant. 528-4231. ture; round oak pedestal ta- ONE BEDROOM modem apart- is now available in the Stat^ throughout. All three room model. BuUdlngto) and/or tlful one acre ■wooded lot, 'VERNON—4-bedroom Oolonisil, YOUR COOPERATION WILL niA l 1 * Stmctare(s) to be Removed buUt-ins, enclosed sunporch, Asking $9,000. CaU Earl Elver- $22,000. Dlmock Realty, 649- ExceUent terms. T.J. Crockett Live Stock \42 ,ble and chairs; dressers; hos ment, available July 1st, $120. Theater B.iilding Can be sub units, aU rented. Close to four 1% baths, 2-car garage, $26,- ett, M-5120, 640-8638. J.D. choice location/ selling ■ for 3 baths, fireplace, garage, eX- 9823, 6:d-S245. Realtor, 643-1577. BOLTON—7 room Colonial, 2% BE APPRECIATED I I Sealed bide for the removal EIGHT YEAR old palomino pital bed; yard goods; man’s per month, including heat. Call divided if necessary. For tn- acres of land. Choice locaUon IXrections; FoUow Keeney,^ 500. Wolverton Agency, Real Real Estate Co. $4,500. For further informa- cellent location, low 20’s. CaU baths, 2 fireplaces, aluminum car poat, size 46; new lady’s formalicm Theati:: mana with luillmlted possibUitles. T. S t, turn right on Bush HW of the following bullding(s) tlon caU R.F. Dimock Co., now, won’t last long. Hayes BOL/TON—4 bedroom raised BOLTON LAKE — 4 room gelding, has been in shows. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- ai«tl/or ntructure(B) aa more tors, MLS, 640-2813. siding, electric heat, paneled Continued From Preceding Page coat 20^-22%; man’s suits, ger 643-7M2. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. Rd. Glendale Rd., _ MANCHES’TER — 6 room Cape 649-5245. Agency, 646-0131. Ranch, fireplace, 1% baths. Ranch, oil heat, lakefront priv- Cali 876-1016, 68 Ellington Ave., 4536. fuUy described in Form No. n e w family room, one acre lot. Ear- . size 44. 649-6061. street on right. GARRISON Colonial, 3 plus sunporch, large rooms, ------Must sell. H. M. Frechette lieges, $10,900. Goodchlld-Bart- ly occupancy, low 30’s. Ap Rockville. THREE ROOM heated apart- 35 MADl sc|uare feet, TERRIFIC Investment Poten CON 119B wiU be recel^^ by treed lot, $18,900. PhUbrick VERNON — 12 scattered lots VERNON 6 room Cape, nice the State Highway Commis huge bedrooms, loads of closet IRealty, 647-^9993. lett. Realtors, 289-0939, 289- pointment, owner. 649-4364. ment with electric stove and first floorj adjacent to north, tial-one acre commercial site, space, formal dining room, 24’ Agency, Realtprs, 649-5347. with roads, some vrlth water location, one half acre lot, 4 9161. Hrip W a n fd -M ^ Hdp W...l.d-M cl. U a E . sioner, at 59 Newfteld Avenue, and sewer. Purchase sdl or bedrooms, kitchen and living ENJOY COUNTRY living at its refrigerator furnished. CaU end redevelopment, suitable on comer, opposite stop sign, WESLEY R. SMITH Hartford, Connecticut, until ll'ving room with fireplace, ELLINGTON — Orystal Lake, e x c e l l e n t 6 room Colon some, $2,500, $3,000, $4,000, $4,- room, city water and gas, prlc- best In this 5-ro6m Ranch, pan- t OLLAND -3-bedroom Ranch, OIL BURNER service man, no DESIGNER — experienced in ing and colts. ’Trained to ride ment, good working condition, 643-5118 between 8130-4:30 p.m. for beauty parlor, barber shop from exit ramp of new limited 11:00 a-m., July 20, 1067, then famUy size kitchen with all a little paint plus a few minor CONSTRUCTION CO. “ ial breezeway and garage, sun 500 and $5,000 each depending ed to sell at $17,900. R.J. Flagg eled kitchen and dining, one night work, year ’round em machine and product deslgm- and drive. Call 875-7643 Elling $50. 643-4201. or office. Available July 1. abcess highway (Rt. 2) 15 min at said oftlce or at eurit place buUt-ins, heated famUy room, on % acre lot, built 1963, fire repairs will make this 5 room NEW DUPLEX for rent, 6 porch, hot water oil heat, plas on size. Terms. Carriage Real-i^ Co., 875-0774. acre of land. Hurry at $13,900. ployment. Apply M.L. Gibbs Call for appointment, 876-3317. ton Center. CaU 649-2866. utes from Hartford, $10,000. 643-1567 at that time designated, pub attached garage, $28,500. Wol place, city water, near Park cottage an all year round G.E. WASHING machine, excel rooms, large picture window, CaU owner, 649-0822. licly opened and read aloud. tered wall, 1% baths, walk-out ty, 872-3308, 643-7782. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- way, $17,600. Meyer Agency, Bumero Service, Inc., 875-0963. Contromatics Corp., 200 West verton Agency, Realtors, MLS, BOL*rON LAKE—100’ of water home. Only $8,000. R.J. Flagg lent condition inside and out, plenty of closet' space, birch WAREHOUSE AND storage Bids must be submitted on 640-2813. basement, lot approximately 4535. 643-0609. Main St., Rock-ville. ONE LEVEL wooded acre, 200’ front, modem 5 room y e a r ______— Co. 875-0774. WINDOW CLEANERS needed, fully automatic and in excel cabinet kitchen, stove, ceramic building, 4,800 square feet, Pfdiosal Form No. CON 114G 100x200 weU landscaped, good Articles For Sole 45 TWO-FAMILY close to on paved road. ExceUent well. 'round Ranch home, sun, shade VERNON—4 bedroom 7 room must be experienced, top wag lent running condition. CaU 875- tile bath, Venetian blinds, large yard, for outside storage in Bid Envetopes provided by MANCHES’TER — Immaculate location. Quick - occupancy. 4635. and parking. Ground level and Land For Safe Chester High School, one epat^ flA State Highway Department, custom buUt 6 room fireplaced SmaU brook, $3,500. Also 2 and privacy,. exceUent area. Colonial, $26,900. • Carriage es, paid holidays, vacation, DARK RICH, stone free loam. storm windows, hot water heat, ment has 3 rooms, one'5 rootni^ Priced at only $26,800. Charles NORTH COVENTRY Wanted— Real Estate 77 $16. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, lovely yard. $140. monthly. 649- truck level loading. CaU 522- whkih may be secured at 59 Ranch, 1% baths, garage, Lesperance, 049-7620. wooded acres, 300* frontage, Only $18,900. Hayes Agency, Realty, 872-3308, 643-7782. hospitalization, plenty of over CONCRETE NORGE refrigerator, full freez INDUSTRIAL LAND BY foot or one heating system, 2-car ga/- Newgeld Aveque, Hartford, $2,450. Terms. Owner, 742-8090. time work. Apply Rudder Win patio and pbol sand and ma 7885. 3114. acreage, raUroad siding, on walking distance to Main St. 646-01^______^ r NON—5% room Ranch in RANOH—3 bedrooms, 2-car go- er, $35. Gray wicker stroller, ______rage, g ood . lot. ExceUent iiE Connecticut. ’The telephone 5% roam Ranxih, buM 1958, dow Cleaning Co., 157 Charter LABORERS nure. 843-9504. ' Parker St., Manchester. CaU vestment. J. Crockett, Realy number Is 249-5211, extension and aU conveniences, St. MANCHES’TESt MANSFIELD — Approved lots SOUTH WINDOR — 6 room exceUent non-develop ment iragc. Prefer estabUshed neigh- padded, excellent condition. THREE ROOM apartment, un- 1.000-8,000 SQUARE feet, prime James Parish. Leonard Agen located 60 acres of (high Oak Ave., Hartford, second 649-3391, 643-1990. Ask for Dan- tor, 643-1677. 322, 282 or 283. CAPE COD with roads, $3,500 and up each. Spilt level exceUent location, neighborhood, one mile from •borhood. OalH 643-9477 otter 5. SOUP’S ON, the rug that Is, so $20. Playpen, $8. 649-4403. furnished, no pete or children, industrial space, new building cy, Realtors, 646-0469. dry land, 4-room cottage floor. in Vernon suitable for manu ny- : ______A CERTIFIED CHECK, Also one apartment site for 92 •near schools, shopping, garage, Parkway, exceptional condi clean the spot with Blue Lus 643-2068 before 7:30 p.m. and ctiicken coop aJso on HOUSES WANTED—In every NO EXPERIENCE RUMMAGE find garage sale, facturing or warehouse. 872- MANCHESTER — 3% acres Of BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, ^ Loaded with C olonial units and two commercial nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes tion inside and out. Garage, JOURNEYMAN electrician, im tre. Rent electric shampooer, b a n k T R E A S U R E R ’ S ^ N C H — 5 ROOMS, 3 bed- property. A irett buy at part of town, all price ranges. toys, clothing, furniture. Call FOUR ROOMS and bath, sec- 0528 days, 875-5745'evendngs. land surround this nice 8 bed! charm, 4 good sized bed sites., Carriage Realty, 872- Agency, 646-0131. built-in kitchen, fireplaces up $1. picott Variety Store. G91BCK, DRA'WN u p o n a rooms, one car garage, large $ 22,800. mediate steady employment. NECESSARY 649-5016 9-6 15 Mill St. ond floor, no yard for children. Houses For Sale 72 room Ranch for the enjoyment rooms, 2 fuU baths, 18x24’ 3308, 643-7782. stairs and in partially finished Buyers with cash waiting. Call Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. of privacy, gardening or that STATE BANK & ’TRUST lot, $16,900. PhUjirick Agency, living room with wall to COVENTRY l a k e ”— 6^TOm now Paul J. Oorrenti, Real Es. CB ”CX)NTACT23", 23 Channel one car parking. CaU 649-7882 THREE-CAR garage building, ’THREE BEDROOM Colonial, basement. $17,900. buys very new pony for the kids. Cal^ COMPANY or a NA’TIONAL Realtors, 049^5347. wall carpeting end fire LAKE HUNGGEE—large wood- executive custom built Colonial tate, 643-.5363, 643-2125. transiever with antenna, $100. after 6 p.m. 22x35, approximately 2,100 2% ceramic baths, closet space BANK localted in the STA’TE livable home. Please call own CALL 643-1984 FORAUCA kitchen table and ______!__!______square feet. Will renovate. now, $20,500. Paul W. Dougan place, screened porch over- ed lot, dug well, desirable lo on waterfront, 2-car- detached WARREN E. HOWLAND Also Halllcrafters Sx99, all galore, huge kitchen, buUt-lns, OF CONNECTICUT, or a U.S. MANCHES’TER vicinity—clean er for appointment, 875-8946. FITZGERALD FORD chairs, yellow. 649-6666. FIRST FLOOR modern 4 room 649-1919 after 6 p.m. Jr., Realtor, 649-4535. 'looldng wooded lot, many, caUon. Call 649-8825. heated garage and additional SELLING YOUR home? For 3 3 band leceivar, $40. 875-0286 utUity ■ room, formal dining POST OFFICE MONEY ORD er than new, 6% room Ranch, R e a lto r 643-1108 BETWEEN 7 -9 P.M. apartment, heat, hot water, many features offered at 2% acres of land. Selling for SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland prompt, courteous service that Windsor Ave., Rbckville after 6. room, 2 fireplaces, 2-car at ER, to the order of ’TREAS- large treed lot, excellent value ■VERNON—4 acres in Tanker- disposal, yard, parking, stqr- TWO FAMILY, 6-3, cabinet tlRER, STATE OP CON $23,500. 15 per cent less than original Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod gets results call Louis Dlmock KENMORE electric range^ tached garage. Wolverton at $17,900. Leonard Agency, hoosen Lake, Trees, artesian SUNBEAM electric hedge trim age, adults. 644-8169. Houses For Rent 65 kitchen, built-in vacuum syisn NECTICUT in an amount not cost and less than bank's ap ern kitchen with bullt-tns, for ReaUy, 649-9828. good condition, $30. 643-4887. Agency, Realtors, MLS, 649- Realtors, 646-0469. well. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476. HELP NEEDED mer w ith '100’ cord; 8 gaUon tern, g;arage, 119x165 lot. gar-' less than $100.00 or 10% of L. C. GREENOUGH CO. praisal with mortgage com mal dining room, 3 large bed BOLTON — Hebron line —6% CLEAN 3 room apartment, SIX ROOM HOME for 2813. room Ranch, country setting, WANTED—LAND (or residen DRIVERS—6 a.m.-12:30 noon, crock; dress form, 'wire mesh, 25” DUAL SPEAKER Emer- den, trees, $21,900. Hutchina the base Wd, whichever is MANCHESTER —newly listed 647-9921 VERNON — 11 approved lots mitment. Ideal (or professional rooms, 1% baths, finished fam 'Two salesmen, new and third floor, convenient loca very clean, references requir acre treed lot, four years old, tial construction lots or acre good pay. Call 649-0305. used once; Mary Margaret son TV, good condition, con MANCHESTER is ilext door to Agency, Realtors, 649-5324.- • ' greater,^ mutt. acc(mq>any e ^ h 2-famUy, 6-6 duplex, one b lo c k ______■with roads, 90x150 each, man or business executive. ily room, garage, large wood used oars. Interested in tion, $100 monthly, including ed. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, only $14,600. Hayes Agency, age. Write P.O. Box 28, Man McBride Encyclopedia of cook sole. Call 643-2327 before 2:30. this nice modem 4 room RIDGEWOOD STHEET—Here’s $2,500. each. Terms. Carriage Carriage Realty, 872-3308, 643-' ed lot, $24,900. PhUbrick Agen earning $15,000. per year heat, stove, refrigerator. Bel- 649-5347. RANCH — MODERN kitchen, shall have on rue with the i-,. ..is cy, Realtors, 649-5347. 646-0131. chester, Conn. PART-’TIME package store ing, new. By appointment. 742- Ranch, has large lot and out Highway Deportment, a suf- Estate, 643- a listing with great possibili Realty, 872-3308. 643-7782. 7782. or more ’ Easily done ■with GARAGE SALE —9 a.m.-3 p.m. flore Agency, 643-5121. large ll'ving room with fire clerk, experience necessary, 2C 6631. building, $13,900. Mitten Agen ficlent Annual Bond for Pro- ties for present comfort and fu- a little effort and our pay July 15. Miscellaneous ar place, 3 bedrooms, VA baths, hours per week, Manchester TWO BEDROOM Garden apart cy, Realtors, 643-6930. poeal, (reference paragraph (2) t h r e e FAMILY one house off ® Cape BUILDING LOT llOxiSO scale, SBilejry, com m i^on, LOFTY PILE, free from soil is Suburban For Rent 66 finished rec room, beautiful area. Inquire 232-8726. ticles, rugs, draperies, kitchen ment, heat hot water, range of Proposal iTni-m Fonn fCON w v i114G) i . n i THREE FAMILY, one house off features inro’*.large iiWohonkitchen, Kvinvliving Citycity Waterwater and sewers. H.M. bonus, retkrement, ilemo, landscaped yard, $21,900. PhU East Center St., 6-5-4 room ( ' the carpet cleaned ■with Blue utensils. 54 Richmond Dr. and refrigerator, $125 month- CO'VENTRY 3 SEVEN ROOMS of beautiful It is understood the deposit room with fireplace, 4 bed Frechette Realty, 647-9993. 'vacation, .holidays, insur Lustre. Rent electric shampoo brick Agency, Realtors, 649- apartments, good income. By ly, conveniently located. Oc ment, stove, refrigerator, utU- Cape Cod living, kitchen, liv will be forfeited in the event rooms, 2 full baths, 1 car gar ance, excellent product. er, $1. The Sherwln-WUllams 8347.______-J appointment only. PhUbrick Help Wanted— cupancy Aug;ust 1. Adults. 643- Ities included, private lake ing room, fireplace, dining the successful Bidder faUs to age, lovely landscaped Co. Musical Instruments 53 execute the Cmitract. The Bid Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. WHILE Male or Female 37 0973. privileges, $80. monthly. room, 3 bedrooms, famUy MANCHESTER — Colonial, t grounds. An immaculate home Resort Property Call 742-9094. room, interior completely re der’s name shall appear on. the 2 MECHANICS bedrooms, 1^ baths, fanlUy MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom for only $21,600. Another prime For Sale 74 SALESPEOPLE for cosmetics, SCREENED LOAM for best finished from top to bottom. face o f the chec)c. New and Used Car Dept. lawns and gardens. Also sand, COMPLETE set of drums, $200. room, fenced in yard. H.M.‘ Ranch, new enclosed sun exclusive lisUng by Jarvis • > outstanding marketing plan. THREE ROOM apartment, par ’This is the one. Wolverton Deposits received in any form or best offer. CaU 643-9636. Frechette Realty, 647-9998. other than specified in the Pro porch nicely treed yard. H.M. ReaUy Co., 283 East Center f^^ATE REOTEA’nON area, ' ► THEY rs. Roth, 103 Steele Rd., West gravel and flU. George H. Grif- tially furnished. 649-9428. ROCKVILLE —4 and 6 room Agency Realtors, 649-2813. 3 level acres, 1,000’ rl'ver front posal “may be the cause of re Frechette Realty, 647-9993. St., 643-1121. < I 2 CLEAN-UP MEN u-tford, 233-3151. flng, Inc., Andover, '742-7886. apartmeht. 876-8322. MANdHES’TEUt—6 room Gape, age plus pond, 6 miles from New and Used Car Dept. ASHWOR’TH ST. -custom build jection o f the bid.” i > « FIVE ROOMS and garage, first baths, exceUent condition, NOTICE TO BIDDERS: The CONCORD RD. — Beautiful MANCHESTER: Manchester, % mile off Route PICNIC Tables—seve^ Styles Office and Store er will design and build your LAST! floor, oil heat, one or two chil large treed lot, near achexd,. bidders attention is called to Ranch, large living room, for Ranch, 2 blocks from school e, $2,600. Terms. Owner, 742- One price oflff I firom $15.50 up. AU bolted ta Equipment 54 dren accepted, available Sep Resort Property home on one of these nice level 1 LOT BOY Situations Wante l — l l L . ? ' k PAOB SIXTEEN HRanrlr^jeter lEtti^ning H | m U i THURSDAY, JUtYilS, 1967 K a t 1 ^ R o t The WeatfaeTi ..-.Ite. fha W(Nt[’ Hi m Membecs of Royal IBIaick Pre- Ofaance of wiaaiawa About Town ceptory, Washington IXXL and IMS av«nln(g, ban pattly ( both KxlgeB o f the Daughters of State News and cool, aow adiout 60; From Your Neighbor's Kitchen cknidy and warm tom m tw,: Munch« ter Lodge o f SSks liberty will meet Siuiday at 8 By DORIS BlELDINO 0^ 14,945 high atooUk 80, will have a family picnic 6(tm- 9:46 a^n. at the church grounds Roundup Mrs. Leonard (GrayceX. Green MmiekeStm^A City of VlfUtge Charm ./ ; day from noon to p.m. a t ’ of S t Mary’s Episcopal Church 6 of Loveland Hill, RockvlUe, la 85 Rast Center St. ' ’ ■ -» Wkskhiim Paric. to attend the 10 a.m. service. (Ourtinued from Pago Ono) constantly called upon to serve toia tx x in a No. 141 (SIXTEEN FAdBS-.'TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1967 (ClaaMfled AdvertMug oa Page l i ) PRICE SEVEN CENTS' on refreshments committees, Paiic, Wednesday night and two At Summit St. Cpt. ’WUIIdiBm Johnson, son o f and has built up quite a col- youngstom were hurt before it ...... - ...... ’.... NOTICE Louigtas Johnson o f 87 S, Mhfn lection of recipes, some original, waa over. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL' S t, has (recently returned to for all seascms. Orapenut- About SO youths wore involved TOWN OF MANCHESTER hiis home base at Oamp Le- Raisin-Lemon Gelatin, one of in the ruckus, state ptdice said, Jeune, N.C., after sefrvning with her own concoctions, is, she and two of them—Dennis Ryder ' o r POSITION VACANCY ilhe 8th Engineering Battall(on said, "perfect for hot summer and Michael McOlynn, both of CARNATIONS $1.69| Ftoirce Tpoops of the UJS. Ma- days or evenings,” and Bird’s Hamden — were charged with New Violence in Hartford; rd«e Corps at Camp Garcia, Nest Cookies, "are good any breach of the peace and pos Town Engineer — Salary per doz. Off to Dig Range $8840 — $11,310. Grow Pueatb Rico. time or season." sessing dangerous weapons. ing town of . 48,000 — P.E. or Grayce’s Orapenut-Raisin- The weapons were baseball OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY bats and tire Irons, State police ability to qualify. Reaponaible Members of Daughters of ‘ Lemon -Gelatin package lemon gelatin said. Moon Iron ftor all engineering activities Liberty; Nto. 125, will meet to 1 including Water and Sewer morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the a cups grapenute CAPE KENNEDY, Pla. '/i cups raisins Mayor Declares Emergency utilities. Ftor details and appli Holrties FuneraJ Home, 400 (AP) .— Beaming back cations, contact General Mana Main St., to pay respects to Vi cup chopped nuts, walnuts or pecans "great" signals to earth, ger’s Office, 41 Center Street, Mrs. Archie Haugh. whose hus A m erica's Surveyor 4 Mandiester, Connecticut 06040. Prepare gelatin as directed band is an advisory member of winged moonward 'today to Closing date July 31, 1967. the lodge. on package and while still hot Mid-Summer Clearance add grapenuts and raisins, thm go prospecting for Iron on add chopped 'nuts, which will rugged lunar terrain with Three Hurt; float on top of the gelatin. Chill a magnet, shovel and re until firm. May be served top Reductions of 20% to 40% volving camera eye in a New England's Leading ped with whipped cream or study o£ how the moon’s 18 Arrested plain. ’This recipe serves six. ON craters are formed. Two-Year Professional Bird’s Nest Cookies ''Bveiything Icmka real good,” cup butter or margarine Last Night 1 project aMdala reported after School of Vi cup tmown sugar tracUng the mooncraft for sev-. Vi teaspoon vanilla DACRON and COTTON SHORTS HARTFORD (AP)—For eral boura. "the spacecraft la the second time' in 24 V4 teaspoon aalK great—Juat great.” 2 cups Qtour hours, a distui4)ance erupt ACCOUNTING 2 egg whites, utlbeatien) PEDAL PUSHERS and SLACKS Surveyor 4 sensors successful ed last night in the pre ly looked ontd the sun. The sun September 1967 admission. about IVi cups nuts meats, dominantly Negro North and star Canopus, to be ac- chopped, preferaibly walnuts HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING qulred later In the flight, are to End, leading the mayor to or pecans SLEEVELESS BL USES 66 Forest St., Hartford— ^Tel. 247-1115 9 orient the craft during Its 68- declare a stste of emer ) Applications now being accepted for 2 egg whites, (unbeaten) hour, 324,780-mlle voyage to the gency today. Jam, JeBy or cherries moon. The disturbance ended early Cream taUtter; add sugar today after three persons, In SLEEVELESS COTTON JERSEYS The >rohot prospector blasted graduially and creeim; add un cluding a policeman, were 4 off at 7:5$ a.m. today aboard a treated for Injuries, and at least beaten egg ytolks (and mix well. fiery Atlas-Oentaiu: rocket, aim BEACHWEAR, COVER-UPS and TERRY ROBES 18 were arrested. A store waa Add vanitl^ aaJt and flour; mix ing to softly land Sunday at set afire and several store win weB. Ron dough in one-inch 10:80 p.m. on rought Sinus Me- dows were smashed. . CHICKEN balls; dip in unbeaten egg ONE LOT of SUMMER DRESSES dii, the central bay region, al- whites; roil in chopped nuts, nvoat equaneOy In the cenUpr a t Police said no shots were and press center wiMh thumb, Sales Final the moon’s ybrible face aa to ia fired and only one Instance of making an indentation to fiD aeen from earth. looting — a television set taken with jelly, jam or cherries. “Home of Beautiful from an appliance store — was BARBECUE The AUas-Centaur’s perform Pilaxie on ungneased cookie Ctothes” reported. SPORTSWEAR ance was "flawless,” said Rob sheet and bake in 350-degree VERNON CIRCLE SPONSORED BY ert H. Gray, director of int- Mayor George Kinsella said oven ftor J ito 15 miniites, until HOPE CHAPTER O.E.S. .2 Junction of Routes manned launch operations for. the dtate of emergency will al lightly browned. OF VERNON 30, 83 and the National Aeronautics and Young Victim of the Heat low him to protect ciUzem ’This recipe makes abtout 40 K a y e ’s AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE. ORCHARD ST. Cross Highway Space Administration’s Kenne and property In a “hUMr- cookies. (Herald photo by Satemls) Rickey Joe Woods, 3, of Del City, Okla., recuperat ELLINGTON, CONN. dy Space Center here. dous- position." It was under Mrs. Green, a longtime resi MRS. GRAYCE GREEN ing at his home from severe bums received when The launch of Surveyor 4— stood that he WUl have authority (AP Phototex) dent of RockvlUe, is a member he darted across a sun-heated metal d(X>r on a matron of -Hope Chapter, Order most complex' automation yet to order curfews and close li o f St. John’s Elpiscopal Church, storm cellar. It was his first experience with the Spectators Watch as Hartford Police Arrive at Main and Canton .Sts. TO BE HELD ON SAT., JULY 15 of Eastern Star of RockvUle built to scout a potential astro quor establishments, if the sit ■Vemon, and past "^president o f summer sun and he didn’t like it. Comforting him and has served in many ca naut landing space—originally uation warrants. its Silver Cross Society (Wom SERVING FROM 5 TO 6:30 P.M. pacities in the cheipter, a past was scheduled Thursday. It was is his sister, Cindy, 6. (AP Photofax) i Negro leaders blamed ’’out en’s Guild), chairman of its mother advisor of Rockville As postponed until today so techni- siders’! for the disturbance. Takeouts Available—-Adults $2.00 Children $1.00 mission supply committee, and sembly, Order of Rainbow for claiu could repair a minor rock 'Wh'en the first two busloa^ of For Tickets CaU 875-2788 or Any Officers past^ financial secretary. Girls. She is also a past lec et problem. helmeted police arrived at the She is a member and past turer of ’V^emon Grange. Twelve minutes sifter liftoff, Gal Truck Crashes; scene, they were greeted by Netvark Musters Muscle Her hobby is decorating the space agency saldd Survey cries of "Black power! Black tables and floral decorating, or 4 successfully separated from power!’’ and she says she “loves to swim PINEHURST Its Centaur upper stage. Its tri Groton Area Cleared A crowd of several htmdred at Martha’s ’Vineyard each pod Ismding gear deployed as persons gathered at the Inter- CARPET and summer, and bowl at Rockville pltmned, along with power GROTON, Conn.-(AP) f-Dan- Ics Liquid Carbonlcs Division BRINGS YOU GOOB THINGS TO EAT producing solar panels (See Page Eight) Against Negro ^Rebellion ’ Plaza, any time. A close PinehuTst features this ger of explosion or fire from an said he was Informed by the TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING friend said Mrs. Green’s rea\^ sodennae needed to keep overturned tractor-trailer truck Boston office that the cargo was hobby, and “one which keeps large 10-oz. jar of In spacecraft in communication gafrying liquid gas forced evac- liquid nitrogen. NEWARK, N.J. (AP) —Call: he was preparing legal steps to Negro taxi driver. They charged then the rioting flared as the with ground control her occupied most of the time, PLUS uation of an areU several blocks The spokesman said the nltro- Ine Newark a "city In open re- Impose a curfew tonight, police brutality. marauding negroes moved Into "Everything appears to be 28 Americans is helping others.’’ stant Maxwell House at wlde today. gen is not explosive but virill K..111 « " r> h rH T Hughes also ordered all sporting Bricks, rocks euid bottles the business district along SPRU(X UP YOUR HOME FOR SOMMER normal,’’ a NASA spokesman k c The truck, which overtiumed hum. Evacuated from belllon, oov. » ara . stores and pawn shops rained on the station and then Springfield Avenue. ssdd. on a highway exit ramp, was at officials said leaking gas Hughes today ordered the depl- dosed to stop the dispersal of club-swlngii)g police charged to It )s the major thoroughfare Inu . addition to tsddng thou- iwHeved to be carrvlnx ex- v a s detected. The decision was Congo Airport oyment of "ample numbers’’ of weapons. ' disperse the mob. One brick through the Negro tenement Personal Notices sands of pictures at the site with plosive liquid hvdm™nhydrogen. But a made to allow it to escape Into police and national guardsmen He told a news conference smashed liito a policeman’s district z mile est of downtown, the atmosphere whUe awaiting to stem the Negro rioting that that he personally saw looting head and the crowd cheered. When the roving bands ranged LOW PRICES (Bee Page Eight) spokesman for General Dynam- KINSHASA, The Congo (AP) left at least three persons dead, continuing a>s he (Uxired, and For a while the violence sub- ever further Into the city the the arrival of experts from Bos — TVo Red Cross planes In Memoriam Here's good news . The victims all Negroes, died said “The destmioUon Is unbe- sided, leading police to declare mayor called on the govermnr . vegetable prices are lower and here at Pine- ton, some 90 miles away. brought Americans and Eu In loving memory of Samuel from gunshot wounds. UevaMe.’’ iHugheB said he was the Bttnatfcn under oontrol, but for assistance from state units. hurst where vegetables are "fresher by far" we feature ICEBURG State and local police evacu- ropeans___ to Kinshasa _ __ Stevenson who passed away July Get Maxwell entery blank Hughes toured the city with upset at- the "hoUflay abnoe- i______^ 1 3 . 1 9 6 0 . ated a nearby m ^ r ^ and Kisangani Thursday night after „ ARMURONQ LETTUCE at 29c head and crisp fresh CUCUMBERS at 3 for 29c. Hugh Addonlzlo this pticre” wMdh he compared to ~ ! ARMSTRONQ Pa was the name everyo(ne called here for “Treasure Islfuid about 80 homes In the area mutinous mercenaries who had n you OUR MEAT MEN, TOO, HA’VE SPECIAL FEIATURES Strikes Staggering n o ^ of Route 96. controlled the northeast Congo “laughing at a ftoneraL” Pa -was the name that fit Sweepstakes.’’ You might SELEXTTED TO SAVE MONEY FOR YOU. More than 425 persona had Embosseil Linoleum Your humor and Ibve -will never be Fire companies were sta- ^Uy for eight days fled. ” exploded Into gun- Montina* Ifinyl Corlon*| forgotten. tioned sever^ hundred feet one American. Mrs. Ben fire. been arrested and jails were win $50,000. ' U.S. CHOICE SIMPLY WONDERFUL At least 20 persons were shot overflowing. The governor said It Can Happen Here/ Makes a beautiful, praetlonl Uoor in colorful A tantalizing different floor with a natural Sadly missed by the Dozens o f Industries a. -A Hobgood of Lexington, Ky.. said and another $00 received other federal Jails would be used If 8 dimensional design. design effect that flts practically every dec Leslie Jay Family The driver, William Blaherty, gj,* Oiought two or three Euro- 59, Melrose, Mass., was taken to oeans from Kisanrani had ac- •“1“ "*®- Among. the injured authorities found any federal orative theme. Use It with everything from violations. Its richly textured appearance makes It modem to feudal. Ideal for both home and EYE OF THE ROUND lp lB A C 0 H % An Associated Preis survey contract covering 3,800 General the hospital In nearby New Lon- companled the mercenaries. ^ police and fire Detective Realizes ideal for just about any room in the house riiows that dozens of industries Tire A Rubber Co. employes In jon suffering from cuts and m ,. _i-_ g-i,j thnnrhi four "**"> •*veral seriously. He said he had Instructed the business. Can be installed on floors in direct _ X . ______A._____ 11____ A nUlrx aM/l %_____ i ______^ OlIO UlVUglH, tVUS ______j _____ and the soft colors will give a lift to any contact with the ground. 19 beautiful colors. CHARGE YOUR across the nation are contending Akron, Ohio, and Waco, Tex. bnflses. Europeans had been killed after The governor ordered all 11-II- National Guardsmen and New HARTFORD (AP)—"1 always wasn’t a hs s s ^ decorative scheme. OVEN with strikes, with the rubber They been on strike since xhe truck was en route from ,u,g mercenaries and rebellious Tuor stores and bars closed in Jersey State PoMce brought In “ V U would never hap- “The difference between thu Customers tell us that this ------NOW ------PRESCRIPTION ROASTS industry hardest hit. June 22. . Boston to the Electric Boat sute. Katangan troops took over the ***• IndustrUl city of tOO.dOO at dawn to reinforce the city’s P*n 1.29 ROYAL ALASKAN Strike threats hang over the In the auto industry bargain- marine shipyards of the Oenered Kisangani alrpoit and part of persons—more than half of 1,400-mnn police foree and to SB> P<^loe Ileutenuit. people don’t cafe Who aMsttam head of three major industries Ing began tWs week and Louis Dynamic Qorp. at Groton. the city — formerly Stanlewtlle '*’*'om are Negro—and de- return fire If they were fired 14- Theodore Napper stood In pick up a brick, and thrdw 9. U.S. CHOICE CAREFULLY TRIMMED KING CRABMEAT railroads, autos and copper G. Seaton, vice presldent-per- The truck hit a guard rail on _ onon Julv July 6 5.. dared: ‘We'll dry this city upon. Police were ordered to front of a gas station early to- These people tonight mdn’t wand $ 4 ^ . 9 5 * seal off key aiteriee. day and looked acroes 4he In- anyone seeing them throw any* SQUARE Is better than higher priced __ while smaller strikes are in sonnel for General Motors, said, the ramp and then struck an out.” ' YARD SQUARE Wdleem* Geisha Brand. ’While stock progress involving building con- "some of these things (union embankment. (See Pege Eight) 'Atiy. (Gen. Arthur Sills said Hughes said he was shocked tern ^on . spafkllng with brok- U ^ . They w en at that eal^ tmetora, shipbuilders, garbage demands) are damned expen- ______• Guaranteed 1st Quality YARD BOTTOM ROUND ROASTS lasts (no rain checks) we to see a Negro couple, driving f " ■‘i S r offer It at collectors, plumbers and plpefit- slve.’’ Intersection had broken win- Napper was at Main and Pa- • Cut from Full Roflg • Regularly $9.95 an expensive car, stop in the *Preparatlon and Installation Extra AT ten , eleotriclans, brewery Seaton, head of GM’s bargain- _ , _ middle of a street, jump out and **ws. VUUon both nlghta when tha Can worken, teamsWs, smelting Ing team, commented Thursday P g ^ ln Q n F o re C B S t begin to grab shoes from toe "Then, whCn I realised It rock and botUele throwinguiroe bogaa. PINE PHARMACY 3 3 a workerit, brteklayen, textile after the United Auto Worken > / broken window of a shoe store, could happen Ih Hartford,” Nap- On Wednesday night he took TRUCKLOAD PRICES 664 Center St. 649-9814 worken« sugar worken, news- pnsented their fringe benefit Throughout the night and into per continued, “ 1 said ol) it youths down to police headquar- ROOM SIZE U.S. CH O H ^ TENDER pe^m-.Worken and hotel and demands. The UAW com[deted the day the looters brought would amount to was vandalism ters to register a complahtt of NABISCO restaurant employes. preliminaries with American Feminine Flare Returns shopping carts and sacks to and moat of itt wodld be done unnecessary roughness by a NS* ASBESTOS RUGS Many of the 21,000 Goodyear eeirller Thunday. haul but liquor, food and other by Wds,” gro policeman. Then he u M CHIPAHOY CUBE STEAKS lb >1.39 contneta merchandise from stores whose Napper grew up afid s ^ lives to talk toelr companlona into , '^ 9 ’ X 12’ Herculon or Nylon employes began a walkout at i^ ^ * * ^ * " By RHEA STEWART VINYL TILE NEED A COOKIES tnidni^ t) Joining 88,000 other ^roeial HeraM Writer windows had been smashed. In the North End neighbortiood going home without caueliig a Re-inforoed with double Jute back for U.S. CHOICE DELUXE LEAN UnReid R u b^*W orkers who VAV/ (tomand,^ a NEW YORK—"1 want to re The violence began Thursday in which violence had broken disturbance, added strength. Beautiful decorator SPECIAL have been striking Firestone, ------member------that we------have busts.------night at the 4th Precinct police out for the second night in a WtUi Napper toot nlgU wpa colors. 39c B.F. Goodrich and Uniroyal t® spaik bitter contro- ^alstb, and hips,” PauMne Trt- station which was first besieged row, and he olalms to know state Rep. Leonard G. Fnuder, $ Q .4 9 CAR Reg. 49c since April 21. Picketing at ^ ^ ^ sero said when ahe began to Wednesday by a rbck-throwlng most of the people who live and Negro Democrat who reprossnte box m VALUE ROUND STEAK Goodyear j^anto in Akron, Ohio, shoporaft u n i ^ Thurstoy collection, "and crowd riled by the arrest of a do business toere. too district where too vtolanca --z... announced to Senate and Houm ■ occurred, and Tom Fanlali, op ^ i n ^ ? ^ h e r coilferie. that they will strike There was applause from erator of toe gas Station at Mata 9’’ X 9’’ TUe»—12’’ x 12’’ TUes— 45 sq. COME ’TO PINEHURST The tin t break in the r u h g ^ ralliwids at mld- ft. per case. Very gfood selectioa in Freshly induatry Uetv came ThunMay fashion editors representing all and PavilUon and co-duhrman stock. FOR SHELL’S T-V ADV. when negotiators agreed on a (See Page Sigkt) parts of the country who are of toe (Bstrict’s 'Democratic or- here to see the American pe- ganisatlon. NO PEST STRIP Not one . . . But ’Two Big U.S. Air Strikes T: FOR A Ground Scott Specials this week at slgnet Series. They aU agree "Napper did an egeeUeta JCIK” 9 X 12 LINOLEUM RUG. REG. $9.95 ^INS(ECTIC1I>E Pinehurst that too ottMi in p ^ yean, do- Frasier said. "H e playad tt n id $5.98 SPECIAL signera have been forgetting cool.” LADY sc o n PRINTS N ear \Peak Fury OCCASION? “ The reappearance ofj black Nsvsrtoeleaa, when Choice Lean 89c Guns Duel velvet. Softer fabrics, walst- ^ want into toe gas. stafton for s Freshly Ground Facial Assorted or Unes, long sieevss and curie in SAIGON (AP) — U.S. pilots wounding lo dvlUaas la Genuine Charcoal Toilet Tissue Assorted fflmwnt, • Rent a hew Comet or the hair all prove the return to flew 170 missions against North attack. vj ^ ^ ______CERAMIC TILE BATHROOM Mercury. Low Rates . Aa WeU As 5-lb. lots 8 5 ^ lb. elegance and femininity,” said Vietnam Thursday, toelr fourth A O.S, spoktsman reported no the windmv at DaUy . . . Weekly . ,ur lUee ’Trigete. highest total of to# war, attack- planes lost during toe raids on Uiyhooneitts m m the Charcoal Briquets 4 Fi.oa 'Near Suez Canal Ing mlssUo sites around Hanoi North VIotnam Thursday and dtuatlon got out of hand, ■* J M onthly. PINEHURST FRESH The look of bias faibrte flow- scon OAIRO (A P )—Thak and ar- suffered i several casualties, jng softly over the body Is a and Haiphong, oil storags dS- said no Oommunist MIG Inter- “BatUsa had new tpaas pot ta HAMBURG lb. 69c JUMBO TOWELS tiUery fire betweoi Israel and 6!gypt claimed one Israeli tank look that many New York dsi- pots In toe Halj^ioiig area siM ceptors were sighted. ’Thursday,” said FraSlor this ______*«* two armored cars were de- aignere a n Cfferlng the Amer- (jommunlst army barracks. In South Vietnam, however, a morning. “Now look at the TELEPHONE 5-lb. lots G 5« lb. «gyp t Waaed ecroes wlte areea Icin woman this ttunbined Navy fllera reportod one BAM U.S. Air Force pnqieUer-driven place. All the wlndowe are lindl- COUITMNIM miaeUe fired at them went Wild Bkyralder wps ehot down neiy: en instead of Just one.” JTIIIM/ for U the Bues Csnal today andy»„nfirming ithat the firing with tong, tight Sleeves and a Free GENUINE SPRING LAMB the agyptlaas claimed they oontmued into the afternoon, high naokUne, as it usually la. and hit a vMlags 12 miles south‘d Khe Ssnh Ih the northwest —t----- > . 49c Bottles of Regina iwlked iSimelis launching rub* t]jc jsraeli opokeeman said this produces the medieval look weet of HalpSuig. They eal